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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-10

An ExEcurIoN.-The following paragraph has
arreayed in several of the public prints;
:. NJ James G.. Birney recently executed at Lou
;..;iia !. deed Of manumission to 90 slaves, which
de.cepded 10 him from his father,"
A Philadelphia paper tells the story in this fash
ion: .uu 7 o,ss.
IN. asva / deed Of m~anumission to twenty slaves
wb;cb had descended to him from his father.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-10

The Alabama ln,elligencer in iis notice OF Col.
Benton's Letter urging the suppression OF all Bank
Notes under 800, says that there would be one
advantage in this measure-a larger amount OF s'o-
len money could be carried in a cravat!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-10

"Tbe beth vegetable, " said a lisping OLD mao
q that ever | ate waih a clam She ougntIo MAJ
he Ir;sbman who said Of all she'll fish prefer
an ,cg.v Or the one who said, the best piece o,
meas he ever ate was "a raw roast potstoe eo'sa'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-10

PSEuMATics.-Mr. Wise the mronau,, while gus
nended lately, at an elevation considerably less than
live thousand feet, over Mckeansburg. Pcnnsylva-
MIA, was salu,ed witha cannon by the people below,
the effect Of which he thus describes.
The lapse of time between The Fash and report,
appeared extraordinary long, considering my height
The report gave a violent shock The balloon be-
came depressed at the bottom and eommsnced q
rapid descent, leaving mo for a moment under the
impression it had exploded, from which ! was soon
relieved by HE gentle motion the balloon again as
suned, when | received another salute, which did
not effect me so much as the first, but sufficient to
shake from The balloon a shower Of sand that adj
hered to it by its attractive power which It ac-
ouircs In The upper regions ofthe atmosphere.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-10

Among the sums paid for various periodicals b,
the treasury OF the United States IN 1898, we hne
thirty dollars for the I'arj Register. pid ine'
van, "a find out how TO breed sub Ireasurers =
Wba, s,rain had the best bottom 7-BoH. Chrog.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-10

NEW Brunswick Tho Legislature Of this pro-
vince met in special session on the 10th ultimo,
and was opened by a speech from the Lieutenant
Governor, Sir JoHS HARVEY. The object of as
s~embling was to devise some mode Of extending re-
lief to the sufferers by the fire at St. Johns. Allu-
sion was made also, il the course of the speech, to
the arrival Of Commissioners appointed by the
Queen of England for the purpose Of making topo-
graphical examinations ofthe frontiers of New Bruins
wick and Canada. Ii is stated that they have all
ready commenced their labors, and the hope Is ex.
pressed that their efforts may aid tile General Gov
ernments of the United States and Great Britain
in putting an end to the protracted controversy
about the just boundary line between the two ma
tiuns.-Eyening Post.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-10
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10, 1880

ARTIFICIAL IvoRY.-Certain parties in thus town
have just obtained a patent for the making Of a sub
stance 40 nearly resembling IVORY, aud 50 applica-
BILE to all the purposes Of that yaicahle material,
that IL Is almost impossible 10 detect the difference
We have not ourselves seen the mock ivory, bat we
are told that in one instance a working cutler had
a quantity Of scales given out 10 him, consisting
patty Of the fictitious compound, and partly efivo-
rs. and that be used them in hating his knives, and
returned his work without discovering the differ
ence. We understand that an imitation tortoise
shell is prepared and In use, which, for some pur.
poses, 10 little interior to some varieties OF the real
article.-Tt may be expected, therefore, that The
quadruped and the reptile, for which our artists
have hitherto been indebted for the precious sub
stances above named, will henceforth be left alone
in their gl,ry; the former TO his tusks, AID the lat
ter 10 his cuirass !-ShcTeld paper.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-10
CONSTITUTIONAL AUTHORITY ron BANKS

NOkfoAAt 4VAfh
Under the head OF " The Entire Animal" the U.
States Gazette gives the following:
A meeting Of Radicals, In Pittsburg, adopted the
following resoiutionss
Resolred, That the Legislature Of Pennsylvania
have no power to charter Banks.
Resoised, That the Legislature OF Pennsylvania
is prohibited from chartering Banks by the Constr
tuition OF the United States.
Resofced, That the power hitherto assumed by
the Legislature OF Pennsylvania, Of chartering Banks
is unconstitutional and Illegal.
Rcsolped, That every Bank in the State ofPenn-
sylvania, is a breach Of the United States Consti,u-
ton, which is the supreme law Of the land.
Resolved, That the Legislature Of Pennsylvania
have no power to delegate to others an authority
which they themselves are prohibited from cxerci-
sing.
Now, this may be very I" Radical" and may 60
g the entire animal - and yet, the question wheth-
er the States have any power to charter Banks, Is
one which, but for the practice of the country, might
we'll be debated. The ultra strict onstructionisis
who " strain at mats and swallow camels," object to
the establishment of a National Bank, but admit,
with readiness, the power of the States TO charter
as many Banks as they please, although the States
are expressly prohibited by the Constitution from
q emitting bills of credit" Sc. We mention this
for the purpose Of showing the interested inconsis.
tency OF modern politicians.--Aiez Gag.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-10

"You're a smart fellow indeed said a school
master as he thwacked a pupil over his Shoulders.
Yes sir replied The boy, !" you have Jlst nude
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-10
VOLUME 40.
r.. evans, CamoInile Pills.

Read the following Interesting and As
touishins Facts Of DR.. Erans' Como-
mile and Aperient Anti-BilioHs Pals.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-10

More conclusive proofs Of the extraordinary eff
eaev of DR.. Nm. Evons' celebrated Camon'ile
and Apeyient Anti-Blioms Pals. IN ale
riafing afflicted mankind.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23

and instructed 10 obtain from said Crcui. Court an
ORDER Tor the immediate sale ofsad square Of ground
TO be sold at such time or place as said Court
shall dircct-and in conformity with Ordinances
and Resolutions heretofore adopted by the Council
in relation TO the same.
T. Mr.. Lockctt offered his gratuitous services to
the Municipality in the suit in relation to the square
OF ground bounded by Canal, Mag azino, Common
and Tchapitoulas streets.
On motion of Mr. Caldwell the rules bcing dis.
pensed with, it was
Resolved, That the services Of H. Lockett, Esq.
10 defend tho rights and interests Of this Munich.
panty IN the square Of ground, bounded by Canal.
Mngazine, Common and Tchapitoulas streets be
and they are hereby accepted.
On motion of Mr. Rogers tho rules being dis.
pensed with, it was
Resolved, That Commssary Barry shall be paid
the salary of the Commssary of the first Ward
during tho time that he has been acting in that Gu
paclty, owing TO the resignation of Mr.. Willis, the
lato Commssary
Mr.. Peters introduced the following, which, the
rules being dispensed with. was adopted:
Resolved, That the Atlornics employed BY thi,
Municipality 10 defend its interests or those Of the
Mayor, Aldermen and inhabtaats of New Orleans,
IN tho square of ground, bounded BY Canal, Cons
mon, Magazine and Tchapitoulas streets, and the
triangular lot in front Of said squire, between
Ichnp'toulas and New Lcveo streets, be and they
arc hereby directed to hnvo the case tried at this
term of the Circuit Court.
On motion, the Council adjourned TO Tuesday
next, the 26lh irstunt, at S O'Clock. P. NJ.
JOHN GIBSON,
Secretary,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23

THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1889

"ABouT HALF A COLUMN" is enough 10 write a,
one Ell ting, this weather, and is us muc we nre
certain, ahy one will read. In the house, the flies
hnz about ones e,s, und continually tickling ones
hands and fac e. aud then stream Of heated air comes
pouring through the ole windows, from the sun-burnt
banquet. Through the day. save in the morning, hen
there ia very pleasant sleeping, if there is leaf in the
neighorhood there is not breath of mir To stir it, Aud
at night, when The delicious beeze up from the
Gull, it ngs With Of blood thirsty mosci.,
toes, whose bills really slorpened for an awful
plunge" into the very first tender part they can find.
The evee is no place for promenade, fer the oyster
cobu'cts have an "uncient and 6sh.like SMELL" and
where find an agreeable lounge, would puzzle one
with the lantern Of Dosenes. Lafayette square looks
green from distance, and the broad icafcd svcamores
TO keep off little But the only bench we found
there the other morning, when saunte,ng through with
friend, noccuped by loafers, had been the reccn,
beakastabe of one Of Tint respectable gentry" Tor
rusty hunk Of fat bacon lay there perfectly unconcern-
ed. and broi ing away in the sun, apparently enjoying
like old Virginia. village nag'o snoring off Sun
day afternoon on cellar dor Charres street may do
at some hours for the gay bachelor, who has heart
Tor III beau yeur of The gentle SEX who make their
shopping rounds, hut tn is en ely out OF our ne
and it is circumstance, that find ourselves
north Of Canal street, unless it he visit the Orcans
Theatre, which dill occasionally, for we are fond Of
the delightful music and good acting, bo:h Of which VIC
have there but Low we too easily wrought to the
mel'ing mood to let ducet sounds my other ut
traction induce us to undergo the suto. alton Of
crowded theatre. At night, when the myriad stars are
out in heaven aud the queenly pres,les with tine
Victoria dignity, it is pastme to know TINT the hun
reds are recrcatng themselves who pass us, while
r
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23
REcEIrTs or rRopucE

Louisville Per steamer Marrmack. Cargo, 725 sacks
hds tobacco W CO Dvausht; 70 bis Durrive
hhds bacon Com,,u HYDE co. 56 sacks corn W Layile
buve. box me, ch'se. ia ldwn.
Cincinnati Per steamer Euckeyo Cargo i,SN bis pork
Warren CO. SO bis eggs Wallace Sgeson go kegs lard
United States Nail on hoard. 7.
iouisve Per steamer snlsans Cargo. % hds tohacco
r1'er IS do starksy Wh1ttneham. ia do Winsow. 3
Addson lids tacon Bell ia pieces bagRng bacon
MG e~ss piece. hanging IFS eol. rope ii brown
sdo Smith Voorhees,
Cincinnati Per steamer Commerce Cargo. 81 bx.
iiewe. co.. 100 bis whisksy Fulton 10 hd1 bacon.
Bass Hawthorn. ss h.s bacon, Adams HartweI ia hi.
aur. 40 do whsksy Dor.ey II Jl. ers. and do hams
Dopisr asO hls nou is Ills vhskey 40 dozen chickens
Ptbsrs Per Algonquin Cargo bx. glass ware
Shannon 4 br Ills whiskry NJ Beck bis do and do
e,aekss Alvey kegs bi'eu 40 hIf bxs glass; hex
csr...a Fsddenjoa. 200 donI Dorsey 800 do Fz.
s'.srson eg b. hsn's Ry,ne.
!:si.siis Per steamer Gen Brown Ca,so u hds tobarco
bs acss Dc Lizards ~ coils IS baes .wine 1877
por. Layss Ameung. merchandise Grau Christie 4
lsiosehs Pc. steamer Washington Cargo 50 b. mos..
:;slIvsy N b.'ss Yorke; es cotton Lambeth
Rss.r IS 81. %oa..e. Fosy; IS Ii. mo.."": Had
- Hall sundry bis and baskets the nf which
opsnuses Pa, steamer Ajax Gordon Cargo 80 bales
sossss,A rolls |s,her. C ToIsdano,
PASSENGERS
Per steamer snleaaA.. w Racon barrett, 1r~ in. Levi
Johnson. Hutchins. Peason h Lady. Jnnns.
Per steamer Algonquin. Miles and Lady. DR. Hubbard Ma
Mike. Lsdhser, Kesn; Forsyth Risk; Burr johnson
Stron.
Pc steamer Commsrrs. R C Hampton: w R Cnrne.:
Wi h m; R'osiss Whssler, Wright; Watt; N W Roger
Potts and Moora.
Per ,.s Buckeye. Mr.. Mor. child M. Step, Car
Dawson; Col Fuller. Nessrs Atkinson. Verlne, Il
Gsen~ood. Jarnhs Tho. Mcdonald. J Da'b. Lee.
Henry. & = C. ok; Woofock Owsms; San,pton, Ro
be,.; $ Mcdonnell Henry, Palmer. POWELL
Per stsamcs Gen Brown--Lindsay MCCALL Ratcl,A ant
vincett
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23

The following note from tho Post Master Columbus Ga
under date of tho i5h endorsed tho Express way
bill
ho Siren arrived this eHing from
brings information Of horrible by pa
ty of Indians Friday night last the Appalaco!a river
about fifty miles below tho junction Of the Chaalooche und
Flint Seven eight individuals of both murder
ed aud their bodies burned The stopped the spot
Sunday and the and passengers tho romans
the murdered.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23

DR.. Mayo is kicking up great dust at Washington
in his attempts at exposing the corruption of the ruling
dynasty. The Doctor once 80 good Jackson
man, that his statements looked upon with grca,
suspicion. Apos,ates from any party are rarely be.
lieved
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23

George II. Profit is a candidate for Congress in
Rat'ih Boon's District in lndian,. We hope he will.
profit by the Universal feel ng of dislike his prede
cessor in Congress and conduc, himself ,ne,,
the "rpr'La,ion of good men, i'll is elected!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23

The Picayune Of yesterday snaps up tho hoax which
lying Runor imposed us, in regard 10 the 10 de Sc
OF Bonunau wlo after ALL has left is fate to The hung
man. We had determined to correct The error ourseG
but thought it as well to leave it to
'Snapper up Of inc onsiered triles.'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23

We are indebted TO Mr.. Edward, ofthe Natclez Cou
er for that raner Of the 2s, day later than recciv
ed by mail The Courier contains several interesting
articles which we would transfer columns to da v
but for ant of room.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23

When Prnnyhacker tapped his forehead. his bearers
always booked ont for something good and strong IN
fol ow and were disarp ined--Bostou POST
Tap any puncheon ofrum in the head, and the result
will be precisely tine same.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23

This the ruo Jcfcrsonan doctrine which auu
da"t evidence TO prove was dear to the democratic eru
cans ol the whole county forty years ago-New Era.
What steal tue peoples money without rcnose of con-
science and speculate in the puhlc lands the expense
the nation! Ifsu this Jcrsonian doctrine has proved
dear not only to the monocrats, but to the people.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23

arrangements pour les Dimanrhes.
Les chars partronl aux memes heures que dans les
yours de 10 senaine jusQu' henre T. N. Cne loco
motive purtra de Carru'l,on les hrures, usqu
hcu'es du sojr, Ell de la Nouvce Orleans lusyu a
y heuies Gu soir
Iour Fog emcnt DIES personnes qui ren,ent Cur
rolltun par lie de heurcs ct qu ne desent pas
demeurer jusqu heuas lie char qui pa.nit nnparn
want de Carroitoh heurts jusqu 81 heures
pour bonner lie temps de jour dune promenade agi
able dams un des plus benux jurdins DIES E,u,s Uns.
Les personnes qui par,ront pu Ia locomotive, dew
ront se procurer DIES Bullets, nendu quill dtlcndu
nux conductors de recevor de l'ursent lieu de
billuts,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23

The Barnes family have returned New York. to
enjoy the 0tum cum dignitatc upon the fruits of their
Texas lahors.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23
C{lEAIIN DE FER

NOUVELLE ORLEANS TT CARROl.LTDN.
Arrangements dc fee, pour | iours de la semaine.
DE Carol ton. Del Me Orleans.
Char chevai, 4hs. A NJ Char a cIevaI, a hs a NJ
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23

ARRANGEMENT SUNDAYS:
Inc cars will leave At the the day
sns o'clock, NJ whom locomotive will leave Caroll,on
every hour, until o'clock, r. NJ.
ro me accommodation Of visiting Cnrroon In tho
CLOCK car anu wa" may wish remain there until =
O'CLOCK the cat that has heretofore left clock
will remain until +! o'clock. thereby allowing them one hour
70 ENJOY the pleasant walks of Of the beautiful
dens in the United States.
Persons going by the Locomotive must provide themselves
with TICKETS as the conductor has positive directions
receive money in lieu thereof.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23
Camp 81. Theatre
OPEN EVERY EVENING,
Under the Management Of Mr.. GE"RaE HOLLAND.
TIL. Performance will consist Of
DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS

DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS,
AND
GRAND EXHIBITION,
Imported ION England ut an immense expense, und
before equaled in this country in the and
magnificent develonemeut Gifts
OPTICAL ILLUSIONS.
DfFor particulars bills If the day.
Doors open at hall past seven-Perlormuncc to
menc.. at s o'clock.
parlue,te seats $l-Boxes IS cts.
may IL
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23
Latest Dates.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES,

CLEARANCES,
.....- . May %, 1899
natqno snfuus Hitchie, for New York. TIC Jenkins
Rirqus Fanny. Croweil. for verpool, LHGoIe
RarQue Resolution Forrest for I.verpool, Heath l. RI
ns.e wary, Averi. HanYara for Roston, G bedford
Brig Ustrdio Gil'christ. for Boston, G BEDFORD
schr an y Brny for Tampa Ba, Master
ARRIVALS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23
HONEY MARKET, DC. &C.

Il ~ sSSs5 CRY, "WEDNESDAY, May y.
( an..oesy mstt-r are as severe ever. When ret
s:ss g "a . i ea,d e say Mississippi owes q
s0edsel 0f the currency in neighring states, II
q lsNeas that Pasare and another crop will scarce
~ srrissls 81 cotton ars hardly worth naming =
vaets y today greatet irnnrss in the market The
Cstjoeua wank 6ax baen haying lists & the pur
ssof aliiNg en thu Nol,e ships ut whether adj
van W decline Ills impossible 10 say. About 900
eat~ cealsksl hanis 70 dav. Prices beginning to
rally assin sOn the certainty that tho actual demand
or thu material will enhance the notes largely be-
i euse tho Amntnor 10
E.chanxs London in New York at the las, dates
va 70 L. Some unea~ mess felt least the rate
Mt. NO.tun had neyvhat rallied.
From a ctra'ul cnla,ion Of the statements Of the
stocks Of cotton hand in The United States, aud from
tho sn"sf authentic sources If Information other
lnnss, We have be ahle to arrive the follow ing de-
uActtoA. which, IL believed time will in great
verify.
Rec ipts At New Creams to i7,h May $4,000
Cotton to came furward $4,000
Rscei,ts at Mobile 10 18th May 2A4.2OD
80 Exports from the Flnridas 1900
E.por,s firms all other U. .. ports 43 ,OtO
Add for short estimate 100000
Total crop Of 1888 and 1899 1897 200
France will consume $1,000
sthe U. Stats G0 3l5NO0
The continent Of Europe do. $4,000
Supply for Great Britain for 1899 6sa,2oO
Add stock Of American Cotton in G.
Rrilain Ia. January, 1889. 2lO,GOD
Total supply for G. Britain for 1889, 3d., zoo
Consumption nj American Co,tons
in q. Britain last year, 9G4 400
Deduct Tor d crease this year IL per
cent, ll5,70O
Defci, in the supply fr 1889 l6,4oo
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23

ID EFRlGERATOK-'rhs is new and useful ar.
lScIc Of furniture, rapidly coming into use, in r.
thern well southern attitudes. 1t is designed TO
keep coo aud sweet such dishes in the culinary de-
sarIncnt us are necessary to be protected from the
heat Of the weather during the summer season.
The Refrigerator is considered Indispensable
article in the economy ofevery good housewife The
quantity of food protects from the weather, will more
than pay the cos, of the article every Year.
The subscriber is constantly receiving from the man.
facturcr, Rerigrratols Of different prices.
The Subscriber disappointed Agent for the nanufac-
turer, Mr. Pu'ten. Specimens OF the Refrigerators
may be- seen at my store % Bienville ST.
m,v8 If w X CARNES
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23
a9roreeut1ga of Coumctl.
81 CO-ND MUNIC LITY
TUESDAY, 2lst Nav. 1889.

TUESDAY, 2lst May, 1889.
The Council met pursuant to journmf nj: pres.
ent His Honor Joshua Baldwin, Kcco der, and all
tho Alderman.
Tho Journal of tho preceding meeting was read
and approved.
Communication was received from the Comp
troc'; informing the Council, that agreeably to
resolution of tho 18th March last, note Of tho Mu.
niciPahy for $l00,0OD. at 60 days, hud been dis.
counted bv the Merchants Ba, k.
The following statement OF tho Treasurer was 70.
ceiycd. g.
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
Report OF the Treasurer, from 9Th to 81 May, in.
elusive.
Ivy Balance composed of the following i.ems:--
VIZ: Due bills in drawer, $G45 90
Ditto. in hand Of Attorney, 400 90
uncurrent bank notes. I 10
!" banks other than City. SIS ~
Cash in chest, l24g IS
1855 II
Amount received since last report, 1889 OF
Amount from City Bank 2s.339 IS
Dollars l45a3s IS
To Amour. Of expended. 1864 So
MUM pal notes redeen'L. l3.o06 20
Deposited in City Bank, lii3a6 81
Balance ,hi, duy 3O77 ~
--l45sas GO
BY Balance hro' down, 3O77 g..
Amount ca h in City Rank, 2a,Oy7 rs
hlu ,ipai notes redeemed. 22,OO6 10
Amt handed V. Cavalier, 10 redeem
notes, 1000 on
THO. SLOO Jr, TT.
New Orleans, 2ist May 1899.
Amour, of Municipal notes burn, in presence ,,,,., or
Of the Finance Committee, on the nth lust, '''' I.
On the 18th inst, lG5, $50 63
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23
Recorders Court,
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
Reports of Day Police and Night Watcl,
May D. 1889.

May u 1889
TAKEN BY N1GHr WATCH.
George Cog,wcll, found drunk and assaulting the
watch; Jam Carrnll lying drunk the wharf; Jas
Brennan, and James lllle, nhusing aud attempt
ing 10 strike the watch; James Hughes, abusing
and heating Thos Williams Pat Conner lying on the
81 lie walk; jeremiah q. Folio, u.ecp IN fr nj of the
theatre; James Murray, drunk lying on side walk :;
and James HILL sleeping on cotton bale, all dis
charged.
VIM. Mcintyre and John Smith, tafen on board the
brig Elizabeth, charged iih beating md abusing tho
mate, e bound ever to the criminal Cour, in the
sum of SIOU.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23

THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREET CARS
Leave the head Of Jackson street al O'CLOCK A. NJ. Cua
street at 81 o'clock and hourly. o'clock they will
commence leave each and hall hour, until O'clock
r. NJ from Jack and O'Clock from Canal street.
excepting at u O'clock, r. NJ. from Cnnat street
" 1t Is pa cu arly requested that gent will put
Their tec upon tho cushions smoke Tho cars whcn
present.
Office New Orleans and Carroon Rail Road Company,
May LIST, 1889. JOHN UANpSDN -
may 10 Chi4fEng. N. . c Il II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23

TALEN ny THE DAY POLICE.
VIM. Wnton charged with stealing II coat, john
FIannaGan for stealing axe, and Willing ~, Mo.
SEES. c. for ST nlins clothing, were bound over to
the criminal court.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23
Arrangements pour les Dimanrhes.

HPle' W heUfts du HOlT, OH peut obi
nay ant cinl piustres pour lie voyage.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-23
From the Hampdsn Wing of July l2, 1887.

Mefats Pills and Bitters.--The last journal cons
ains additional testimony in favor Of this highly import
tant invention The press Of the Journal was almost
stopped" 10 announce the testimony. Some one in tho
name Of Dr. Most thanks for Inserting the cer,if
cute ofo,r ncghbor Bowes, end offers us n quantity q,
the article al compensation This is very kind und we
promise the moment we labor under like affections with
our neighbor of Journal to call on the agent.
Gcnlties to those which have severely horne upon Mr.
Row'es. they have his testimony to the "peculiar
adartedness" Of tho remedy to the disease. The meds
cine is urd0uutellY n anyereign nemedy.