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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11
TWO DAYS FROM ENcs ArD

The packet ship Montreal. Capt Griffin, arrived las, nigh,
having sailed from Portsmouth on the 9Th Of March. We arr
Indebted TO Capt. Griffin for the laics. paper.
Inc incons!ant frigate arrived at Plymouth from Halifax
on the 2ctA Feb, in "a days. She carried out the rumor tina
ii was tho intention of the United States Governmen. 10 TAX,
possession of the disputed territory. and this report wa,
10 counterart this movement British troops were to be- for
warded up the Bay of Fundy to New Brunswick, and for ,Ee
purpose the X attic snake, then a. Halifax, was to remain and
the staff Of the 9Th arrive from the West Indies, which reci
mant was to be conveyed to ST Johns.
This news had not reached London, at least we see no men.
ton OF hVn any of the papers.
rar1'amen! was engaged in the disc ussion Of the subject Of
railroads in Ireland.
Sir Francis Heads account of his dojpQs in IJpper Csuad,
exc'tes a great deal of attention. lie says the inhabitants Of
Upper Canada aletcst democracy. and revere The mouarchial
institutions ofthe British Empire.
Letters have been received from Malta, stating that her Ma.
lcs,y; the Queen Do~aser is consider ably improved in health,
partnrc for Rome and Genoa on the 18th March.
a letter from Constantinople. of the eth, says.
The English courier from Persia arrived at Constontjnople
o me sun UT. Inc rnnoIs are that the whole ef the Eng.
''' 1. ,es"'ien. including Col. shie'. had departed for Rasdad.
leave bohemia and reside in London.
The house Of NJ. Saportas, the Prussian consul, ut Antwerp
stopped payment on the eth Feb.
a duel took place at CUumbe Hill, on the 22,h Feb.
between Lord Powerscourt and Mr. Roebuck, in conse-
qucnce Of the latter %charging Lord P with bribery and
corruption at M election. On receiving his adverse.
rvs fire, Mr.. X. discharged his pistol in the air and
apologised.
-, LoNDoN, Saturd " evening, March 2.
we perceive by the accounts from Paris that some of
the great railway companies there will be probably dis
solved, and the projcc.s abandoned ; but ut all events
they rust obtain a revision of the laws, with less oner-
Gus restrictions, before they can expect to prosecute the
undertakings with any probability of SUCCESS. The
price OF shares in the line from Paris to Orleans. on
which the works are actually in progress, continues to
fall gradually.
BELGlUM-In the British Parliament, March LIST.
Lord PalmerstOn, in answer to the enquiry, from Mr..
Hume, said that there was no resolve on the part of the
br1t,sh government 10 adopt measures Of coercion to-
wards Belgium in the event Of that State resisting the
separation Of Luxembourg and ~i.imburg.
SPAIN.-News had reached London of the massacre
II four Cnrlist generals by order Of General Marotc,
Don Carlos s''"d a procla'nati"n denying ali knuwI-
tor.
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C., w. r F. I.

attorney And Councillor at Lar.
AS Located him.clf in Houston, and will practic,
- in the Supreme aud some Of the District Courts
Of the Republic OF Texas.
Office on Congress street, two doors below the resi-
dance Of J. A. NcwlaId, Esq. nvll Il
1JThe P%incyunc. and True American will please
publish the above until forbid, and forward The acc.un
to me at Houston for payment. e. W. D..
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nickleby, no II
~ Jack Sheppard, no I.
Sedgewick's public and private economy, illus,
trnted by observations made in England, in the
year l336-Part RECOMMENDATION on Nature and
Art, with cuts, int vol.
The Prince and the Pedlar. or the seige of Bristol
by the author of the Heiress, the Merchants
daughter, &c. in 9 vols.
Elvira the Nabob's Wife by Mrs Monkland, au
thor Of Village "reminiscences, in 2 vols.
Just received and for sale by VIM McKEAN,
all corner of Camp 4 Common ats
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

New JERsEy.-Tne Wings of New Jersey will hold
a State Convention at Trenton, on the 4,h of September
next, to choose Delegates to the National Convention.
The Wing Members of the Legislature have issued a
candid, temperate and convincing Address to The people
of that State, having special reference to the CONTESTED
Elections, in regard TO which their course has been so
.stamefully belied and abused.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

MORE EorATloN.-We learn frsm the New York
Wing, that there has been a turnout Of the Chief OF.
GERS Of the u. S. Mint at Philadelphia. Van Buren, has
appointed Franklin Pcale to be Chief Cciner, and Jonas
X. Clin'ock, to be Melter aud Refucr Of the Mint of the
United States, at Philadelphia, in place Of the old off.
GERS, Of whose fidelity and ability 10 man ever l,rrathed
d doubt. But they are accused of the dea llv sin nj
"Conservatism," which means that they do not bravI
about hickory-poles and pot.housss SO much as is re
quired Of them. So "OAi with their heads"' Go your
length. gentlemen Of the neither Cabins!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

ATTEMPTED MAIL RoBBERY.-There was an nj
tempt made on the Both nlt,, to rob the Mail, between
Fredericksburg and Potomac Creek. The mail cart
which proceeded the passenger stages, was overthrow
and the driver was so much weakened by his fall and
the blows he received from the robber, as to be- unable
to defend tbs mail. Fortunately, one of the passenger
stages arrived just as the villain was about to cut loos.
the mail, and he ran off without it. The man who made
the attack seemed to b. alone.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

FROM THE FRoNTIER.-The Montreal Herald state
thai on the 2Sth ult. n small party from Vermont in two
sleighs, came down on the ice opposite Beech Bridge
and commenced firing with small arms on the British
barracks. a detachment of troops soon routed them
mud on arriving at the place where The firing commence,
cannister, shot, &c.-marks OF blood were distinctly
seen on The ice around. The Herald states by the burst
ing OF tie I'm one OF the brigands was killed, and some
other wOunded.-N y Express.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11
ST.. CHARLES THEATRE.

1.-THE public are respectfully informed tina, the die.
lingtished Tragedian Air E FORREST is engaged for
fifteen nights. and will make his eleventh, appearance
This Evening.
This Eremng, April II,
' Will he presented the Tragedy Of
RICHARD III.
OR the
Battle oi Ellsworth Field.
Duke Of Glos,er, Mr. f. Forces,
mug tienry, Burke
Lux OF b''ck'nghain. DE Ba,
1>'cnno''d, J X Scot
queen, Mrs Duff
Lady Anne, Barrel,
overture, BY Orchesir.
To conclude viii, the farce of
H DUMB BELLE,
Vivian, M r. II Rare.
O'Smirk, Gre.n.
Eliza, Mr., q n p.,,.,,
Mary, Mia Cnweli
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ton OF Tho different securities. The only change in
fact, as compared with yesterdays price, being a fall Of
~ ia the premium on Exchequer bills. Consols CLOSED
firmly ut yesterdays prices, us slso did India stock;
markets, but in prices there is no change worthy Of NO.
| tice.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

The Vicksburg Wing says, The Water Works Bank
We understand has changed owners. Soma gentlemen
OF Clinton have purchased nearly all the stock, and
what will prove interesting to our citizens, have com
mcnccd the construction of the works."
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

IRE ONE GALLON LAW is already taking effect in
Mississippi. Col.'Jones, of the Vickshurg Hotel has
banished the ardent, according to the Wing, and i" Il
slumber"us silence fills the Bar" That, 70 our mind.
is more abominable, except on n dark rainy day, than a
row of mint juIeps, or a tray of decanters and glasses.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

A CALI, Mcetipp Of tho yoI,n,esr E;rc Com,,,,.
~ No. !, will be- held at their Engine room on
Thursday evening. 1!th inst, Mt half pnst 7 o'clock.
" ali "''e"'""e " e q 't WARMIAcK. scc. nr0 tom.
WHITE brls, received PER ship Sell
y, al, "'' for sale by M TM,E.s' s.,
A LEXANDER ToWAK Bookseller ~ Camp st.
~ hav'ns purchased the extensive aud well assorted
1 Ts%rx OF Gn ssn. q TX book" "oi,s. % e: o. the late e, firm Of
Stock Wockt'" lie HH 1m, and Vii; HTt roe, 70 "," "a" elimination III" 'om, G" " t MS
assortment oftke following articles :m VI" "'"' q "
FooIscnp' "fvarious qualities, ruled and plain.
Letter paper d." do do
,Wr;, neal"m' f"ya!, sn'er royal
Folio posi- blue l. whit. Of vnrious qualities.
PRINTING pREssES.
one lmpera al and ,wos super royal Sizes. all
n EW WoRNS-Sterling Penruddock, or the high
man life, &c. in . vols.
The Spirit of the East, i!Iustra,ed in a journal Of travels
The Wisdom and genius of Shakespeare, by the Rev.
Thomas Price, in vol.
A description Of Stephension's paten, locomotive en-
CINE, with engravinss, London edition.
Transactions Of the Institution OF civi' engineers vol ?.
Just received and for sale by w McKEAN,
all corner Of Camp L. Common SITS
AC11N cosL. in Store onI "a, sale hv
all DORSEY, "a New Levea
X, O11R-aoo hor1ej. .,,s,6.. anil o50 u, enc CO..
soIe Nv ''' s''''' G DORSEV' ~
all a New Levee
HN7HISKEY-l5O barrels in store, Tor sale by
w all DORSEY, "A New ievee
TNOMEsTICs-25 bales Great Falls Go ~ brown
she y ssseIIi .si;n and ;lo% rs .h h:,; cA1 '%essSn 60 E" 81. - h brow"
ali BRIDGE Co,
NUNMER I71ITTHTNG-i5 cases o.sor,ej summer
y clo,hine. Inndino frum shin ChurIes,on' Gnr snle NV
al! I BRIDGE 4 Co,
= Carol, for sale by s&jJP WHITEY,
AZ sIF7zE1 WHALE o1-F77 -,7. - 3ea@e st
+ "a all i'l' "s'a1 J ' WHiTNE ~. q Can y 5,
nosIoV KJ7M-I0o h.11oi. Ro:,oa 15m Ia.5;-~
and far sale hv w s 3 7 p ;V'''"s
all 7scanpx,
UlHE Merry Tales of the Three wise Men Of ,;o,ham
b. Pauidinp. '
The Prince and the pedlar. or the se;ue oc Rr;c.
.ol, by the author Of the Merchants Daughter,
Nc.Nc. '
Sedgwick's public and private economy, part 8.
Jack Adams the Mutneer, by Capt. Chamier.
Captain C.d, BY, lngraham, 2 vols.
The Husuenot, by James, 9 vols.
ssn1o Of '"of'es ""'''e"s Inc COMEDIAN
And a variety uGes; of standard and acting plays.
Ej6lINS f. "
all corner S, Charities 4 Common SITS
m Lo,.. ohex.;.. f. E-e.J. c.---E
Il by 0o"'' SHAI,' A. o'a RRH;W w safe
all sc Magazine st
lava COFFEE-T bog, land;no from shin Too;z
j vile and for sale by SHALL e. Brown
ali IS Mas.H,ne =.
TTAY-2 o bales Northern hov. receiving from New
York. ner shin E,nnor;um n nj Cnr snis hv '
all SHALL 4 BROWN, 96 Magaainc st
MANNERS OII-IG T,o11eIs Lrowo IN s,01a o-J
for sale b, SHALL. g. BROWN. "'
all 96 magazine At
0ApIR- ,;,;,o ..J Io,,.x...a- 80 -. -
ali SH III 4. RRn VIZ o NJ Sn'u .
DNo.N ~ MasaA'"e =.
bales No J., W, no : Russia oakum,
Ill Store una ior 'a'e py
all SHAIL.N BROWN, e6 Magazine st
AKIj-26O kegs prime leaf lard, in store and for
IL s lie by THAYER g. Co,
all "a Poydras st
- ,Iozen IN s;o1e oad T., .aIo L \.
XII ~" rTgH q y ~ Sto'e mug o saie ny
=.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

A Nnrragansctt Indian, recently defeated in IN cleo
ton, to the Council, by another of the name f Ross,
stabbed the latter, who died of the wound. The muir
derer is in prison, TO be tried on the 4th Monday Of thiu
month.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

The old City Officers Of Cincinnati have been re.
e'ec'ed-S W Davis, Mayor, James Satin, Marshall
aud Col. Samuel Scott, Treasurer.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

A SU~GAR-var,ous qualities in store, and tor
Z sally bv SHALL l. brown,
Vt Magazine street, Agents to lafayette sugar refinery.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

GEN. scoTr is spoken of for the Presidency, and is
supported by the N. Y. American.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

Col. Prince cannot be much of u man, since he suffe,
cd himsclfto be cow-skinned by a baby.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

The REAL ESTATE BANK Of Kinds county, Mis.is.
siPpi, is now paying gold and silver on its post notes
now due,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

DEATH OF HEzEK1AH NlLEs.-The Bal1imore Anne.
ricnn of the Sd inst. says:-
W announce with sincere regret the death Of HEz.
EKtAH NILES, late Of this city, who .lepart+;! Ibis life
yesterday morning at 9 O'Clock, at Wilmington. where
ne mas resided tor some time past in a most feeble state
Of health. As the editor and proprietor of Miles, r..
g!Ster, the deceased entitled himself TO the gru,itudcpi
ms c:"untryner, in furnishing the bes, record extan, OF
passing events of national or local Importance. The
success of the American System can perhnpS he uItr;.
kiah Miles,
We have his monument before our eyes, at this tins
II set OF his invaluable register. This evidence of his
'ndom''abIe industry and uncensing attention will keep
fresh his memory. As Il source of information, and a
work Of reference, it has not its equal. 1t is the most
complete history -four country-we have from Sept 7,
1911, the day on which the first number was issued, up
to the present period, the work having been continued
for some time past by his son.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11
EXCHANGE READING ROOM

- READING ROOM.
proprietor has re-i,tcd his Reading Room, in
l. the st. Charles Exchange, Corner VI Gravisr
and 81; Charles street, IN the nea,est manner.
Besides all the principal rapers Of the Lntod States,
Of every city and stotc. the Canadas, Texas and Mexi-
co and nava"na, the room is regularly and extensive
y supplied pie with the !ate., European. papers, .Loyd!'s
all the Literary Periodicals. Of the day, and has M re-
publications. Of the London, Edinburg, Westmina,As
Metr"r.olitan I.cviews and BlackwoodsM Magazine. Tho
worth American Review; the Southern l~iteran, Knick,
booker, The American Journal at Sciences and Ar,s
cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, Gentlemen'.
q game, American monthly, Ben.lv's Misce1leny, tho
sGxc" Ch'rurgica' Review, amt u variety II Others.
Az these works ne regularly subscribed 'pr and rscei.
vco. ne room rs also supplied with . a'ge vnIie,y
OF maps ana aliases, Niles Register, tevy's Price Cur
rent from its commeuce nent, Gnza,eers, and y VARIETY
OF works preference.
me most nctive 4 intelligent news collectors arc em
p'oVed, TO- give the rarlies, arrivals, and no pnins nor sk
rcnsc VIII be spared to render this Rcnding Rom tho
suI.cr'pt'ons arc respectfully receive.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

NAT WILLIS has written a new Play, which is to Le
brought out at the National Theatre, New York.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

FOk OSTON
AA Thn new, fast sailing barque ROTHs
fin CHILD, Captain l.aury, has half her cargo
SeAE engaged, and will have despatch. For ba-
lance Of freight or passage. apply to
all S&l WHITNEY. q Camnst
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

A VfNDRE-Vingt negres, hommes Ell E,nr,e., 4
N bon marclt pour dc i'argent on de papi.r que lon,
pcut melIre a lesco,npte.
s'addrcsscr a la rue ST Joseph. No. 1877.
MY TERRELL.
1NEATllEkS-By ship Auburn an elegant ussor
L ment OF different culor.d pluncs, received and for
sale by GOSSIP Il Co, Exchange hotel,
1c25 81 Chsrieu q,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

V1NNk SALE-Twenty likely, acclimai.d negroes
l. mrn and women, on good terms for cash or good
paper that can be negotiated.
Apply at 1913 ST. Joseph street.
meg TERREIy
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

q HAVRE.
ia The elegant ship REPUBLICAN, Cnptain
. EfA J G Wilson, will sail on or before the first
~ Proximo. Her accommodations Tor passen-
gers are OF the first order, AMI every attention will be
to Captain Wilson, opposite the Mint, or to
PETER LAlDLAW,
~ aP f6 Camn street..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

FOR NEW YORK.
IL The A I ship ROBERT BOVINE, having
H7M The most Of her cargo engaged, and going on
60 80. board, will meet with despatch. For freight
or Pnss"ge' apr ~ on board opposite the Orleans cotton
press "r 10 READ L. BARSTOW,
all ? RonL p1oc,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

J~EkUsALEM.-The subject Of Mr.. Buckinglan's lee
ture this evening, at the Presbyterian Church, will bo a
description Of his visit to Nazareth, Bethlehem, and
Jerusalem, with an account of all tn. s,crcd spots in
the Holy City, especially the Rock Of Calvary, aud the
sspulchrc in which The body Of Christ was laid.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11
@ RALTIMORE

AZ The A | p ~ckel-chr MOI.EASkA, Capt
Hf44 Hawks, will hive despatch. For ireisl, or
4748 passage, having furnished accommodations
apply to S&J r WHITNEY,
aPIV 70 Camp st
"ANTED-For the steam boat BriIlinnt, 10 ne
W gr"es, for wI,ici, $50 per month will be given,
and Constant employment. Apply to Captain Hart on
boar or to ADAMS l. WHlTAIL,
all E7 -nr;. re-,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

How quiet, yet how orderly, how our heart is cheered
when We look down the long vista of the future, and see
consequences OF the bill to suppress intemperancs.
p~ichsburs Wig.
Thus sreculatcs one over the " one gallon law
1t puts us in mind Ola long avenue, with Lonburdy
r"plnrs oncither side. By the way we were not aware
that you had any.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11
FOR HDS'rlN

~ The good schooner WARWICK, Captain
&KN Curtis, wants the bulk Of 3WO barrels to com.
AAA4e. plete her cargo. For freight Of which or pas.
snge, apply to s L. J Z WHITNEY,,
all n Coonn OF
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

NUNDS-Mississippi Funds taken at 7, Front lie
wee, for ;rorcrieI. -.
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Correspondence Of The True Americana
LONDON MONEY MARKET

7Asrsd0y, Fed. THE English stock marke, ron.
6nues very heavy, and a further depression has taken
Place W cnsasols' the Inst prices for money being 81 7-a
20 W nnd w t0A p tor The account. By many, the fall
y said 10 be attributable to the impression which is "a.
shev general, that a loan will shortly he required by Gu,
:wn government, though others, wha are al least as well
lM0rn'ed, cnnsi 'er that the depreciation in the value al
our funds which, has occurred within the las, few DAYS.
has arisen entirely from the tenor of the ndvices from
tAsrsssusn. Al Kinds OF English secufitir = were heavy;
IeAohequer bills. closed ut "a to 66 premium, and bank
.s,sck .gD23 TO 2O3. In the toreign market there was bu,
little d0,n. in any descIivti n Of stock, save in Por,u-
cues, who'll have advanced a little in price; Colombian
~ Is. -
Friday, Feb. 8.
The apprehension whith has been felt for some DAYS
past that the state ut our financial affairs would cop,,eI
tse chancellor of the Excielucr 10 apply to Parlia-
snehi tS y loan, is Low almost wholly rclnoved and the
nne.ssness which was shown in tho English stuck mar
ket ~ now gradually wearing away, although consrls
ore comparatively still rather heavy, under the impress
seon ahat the Belgian question would not he quietly
s1ustsd. Cohsol- however have risen to % to l-3 for
mssey, aud 9.l-S 10 Ia for the account. Excheourr
faAs remain al 81 to Is and inaiu stock 252 to 273. A
hsther Improvement has taken ace-P.rtngues stock
snd iie ioseisu market generally is firm, though there
mock closed at ~ 10 l 2; Columbian, 90 ID 10 % ii
led Mexican, % l-2 to n. Quarterly average of the
seekiy liaLis'ties and ass. Is Of the Bank Of England
Aelusive: wv"
Circulation. t i8,35e,MO
Dsrssit-, lO26sIHO
f:s5alyN 10
Secnritis., 22,I57,O o0
Bullion, 81 9G99
20, u76,Oo7
Saturday, February 9.
VI a fair aint,tit Of bnstDess was duit in our stock
;rtsssste i this manning, and some descriptions Of stock
y err rather more buoy ant. Can OILS. sere rather more
Nk1n III Yesterdays utsOtatipUs, and offer te r iniiOns nT
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

HAVANA SUGARS-a7 ,oxas wh;,s nm, A, l.,
- brown suga's, landing lru,r schooner WARY ick
sue ny 5 Il = WHITNEY.
70 Cams ST
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STEAM BOAT BILLS.


OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS 0STEAM
" BOATS can haze their Bill struck Of, in or E
or more Colorrl Inks, on Plain or Colorcd Paper, xjNt
ORDERS MTRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner Of
Poyirus and 81. Charles streets.
Nsvl9-lf
Two llltE-A Gin! Of fourteen years Of aye. handy
at every thing, particularly for children. Apply 4,
mr.! No. Us Rampant
N'ADoW G~lAss-73o boxes window glass of
w various sizes and brands, receiving per shin Or.
leans ind Charles Josephs, and for sale by
ms CL.ANNON, i9 CampM
IL landing from ship Culumbianl, for sale nv
mes l BRIDGE l. Co, 1874 Magazine IT
n OTICE-The subscriber having l,ough, at auction
- the Apothecnry store owned formerly BY william
vanso,I.hanitouia st, opposite the Vegetable make,
inform physicians and the public in general, that he
has put this establishment under the direction Of m
ao'e anu most competent apothcrary, md that the best
medicines and chemical preparations can be Conn,j con.
stnntly lhere,A physicians prescriptions M, IN careful.
iully day and night.
mar % H. BoNNABEL.
fluffy DOLLARS REWARD-The above Re-
L ward will he paid by the subscriber, Gpr sucb in.
formation as will lead to the discovery Of the driver N
n day numbered 1892 supposed to be a false numberI
s%'eiS!i'z. LII GALE, "'
WFOmmOns ut
JOHN V. CHILDS, -
ENGRAVER AND CCPPER-PI,ATE PRINTER
, No. 3, Camp 81.
Nv ILL. engrave and print to order, bank notes. hilis
' OF exchange, bills Of ladiug, diplomas, mercan.
tie and WISHING cards. notari,l, Consular and eoun,;nr
mouse SEALS door plates, silver ware, DC. -always on
hahd' an assortment of silver plated and brass door
rs Cards printed from plates already engraved.
Members Of the order Of EQUAT.
- ~ FELLOWS will NEE, at their Hall, No. Q 81
at 6 o'clock, 4. NJ.
az T EVANS, Agent.
'\Ht' Subscriber begs leave 10 inform his friends
and the public, that having obtained from The
council OF The second Municipality tho use Of that
portion Of ground situated in Canal street, between
magazine and Levee streets, for the purpose Of eAectine
sales Of groceries and bulky articles, is now prepared
70 sell them every Wednesday and Saturday, at 10
oc!ock'A A. NJ. commencing on Wednesday next. The
10Th inst. "0~' "o
All limited goods sent for sale and no, .lisposrd oC.
10 De removed by their respective, owners Immediately
a'trr the sHle, or to renal in there at their own risk anb
Pe'iI; all samples to be sold 10 the highest bidder.
a sale oi Grneries will also take place every MonAnv
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at his auction store no. % Conf;
o"cct. a9 3tnw Wv J B BLACHE
POSITIVELY THE LIST WEEK-
GREAT A1TRACTIONm
45 OrIe1Ms Street, opposite Me Theatre.
JvA the celebrated
Statue Of CLEOPA IRA, Queen of
which has been exhibited in most Of the principal,
cIt'es OF NE Union, 10 the lively admi, a,pn of mrnv,
thousand yisiters, has arrived in this .hx, and ia now
A NJ, 10 9Oclock, P NJ. "
IAdmi'tance, 50 cents; Season tickets, St.:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

~ INCsV EVINN.
New York and New Orleans Line.
III II new Ship TAROLINTA, Captain
@f4p Smith. will sail in a few days. having par, Of
.SsA8 her cargo on board. For freight Of the re-
nia'nder or psssage apply to Captain Smith, opposite
the Vegetable Market, to PETER LAIDiAW,
10 apl 66 Cnmn strco,