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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-14
MONEY MARKET,

CRY, Thursday Evn'g, June 10th.
We are in the midst fduilness. Arrivals from sea
are few and fro up the river have but short
count TO give. Every day is milking our wharves look
tesoiate and the i.cver presents less animated np
psarante. II kinds of produce drag heaviAy-s4 the
market Mos; of the vessels for Liverpool are taken
The streets are taking on very rapidly their summer
appearances and shop keepers lou,ging the
counters. In two weeks shall be in the midst
of our summer holidays.
Not NOR. than 800 bags Of mdlling1 changed hands
TO day, al 10 l>2 cents The depression PEE
wallis sn,oug holders. M one knows what to do what
to expect We think that every body could come a
isfact6rv conclusion upon the il it would be
snembere, that prices cannot 60 ur while the Bank Of
England maintains her present policy. Had we Ma
tiona Bank now, should not be at the mercy of a
foreign institution.
III money matters no change. Uncurrent money il
"a hard as ever, while exchange tends upward.
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COMMUNICATED


SIR IN your communication 10 the editor Of the Bee
Of the 10th inst. which appeared the other day, YOU
slate that |eritas' is Junius. You Mistaken
>ir-nnquestionaby 'Veritas is either Junins
diriras his Offspring his ape. In his eptle to
the ed tor If the lousnian of the 10Th inst, he takes
his leave you in the following beautiful and diSnhed
language:
You will probably never know me; am quite Ger
'uln al least that long period elapse, before we
can become personally acqnantcd
Now, Sir, in Junns letter XIV, to Sir William ORA
ler, kn't dated :5h 5, pie" Der; l769, he says.
:" believe, Sir You will never know consider
able time must cert n eupsc before personally
acquainted"
Who would have thought that descendant of Junus
should have come to New Orleans and set himself up
oracle in cotton statistics? Beware, Sir, no" YOU
meddle with the Manchester agents. You may stumble
Mt every step upon some family connection deacon
INT Of Burke, Addison and other eminent WRITER'S brn,-
full nf quotations from the works of their ustrions
cestor> and probably not dream that whilst hey are
drawing the staple, they enjoy the happy privilege OF
having also upon their imag nation for facts and upon
their memory tr wit Sheridan says y eritas' is Ju
MUS, and he has strings than to his bow. lie
is an orator. daily, somewhere about the of Ca
nal and Carondelet streets. He is scholar for he
quotes latin! He is distinguished writer, whose
of the English language exceeds any thing
that johnson and Walker pretended to know about il
being able to find the difference between fddledun
and fiddle dee; and is Manchester Cotton buyer int,
| the bargain. STINGO
June 18th, Is 8.
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sYNDlC's SALE.
az nA(,H T. CALHOUN

BY BACH g. CALHOUN o..
WILL. be sold on Wednesday, July B 1889, at 70
w o'clock at the City Exchang. il ST Louis st.
between Royal and Chatres streets, BY order Of Anho
ny Ra'ch, Esq. Syndic Of the creditors ii Messrs
Egrrtnn 4 Wi6ray. for the account and the risk Of
Mes-rs Edward York, George B. Ogden and S COgdeu,
who have ailed to comply with the terms of sale oi
property hereinafter described, made to them the
24lh January, 1889. r.,
Eleven lots oil ground. situated Feubourg Sauet,
I'd Municipality Of New Orean in the squsre bounded
by Clio, "lytanee Caope aud Nayatss streets, per
plan which will be exhibited the time Of sale,
Lot No. l, measuring 90 feet, inches front Pry.
tance street, by 10 feet in depth, and front Clio
street.
Lots No. 2, 3,45, 6, 7,s, and 10, measure each 2s
| feet front on Prytanee street by 100 feet deep.
Lot No. II, measuring 80 feet inches front Pry
lance street, by 100 feet in depth, and front Culliope
| street.
The above lots will be sd separately with the priv
egc fan alley in the of the width of Is feet.
| Terms Of sae-$18b0 cash each lot, balance 6
49, and "a months credit for approved endorsed notes
with mortgage until final payment.
| june | 3tljI7j 3jv
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A few days since Mr.. r. B. Smith, n steam beat fac
tor, residing this city, published T. Corre the Cup~
tain Of the steamer William Wallace, as a swinder
owing to some difficulty between the two in business
Yesterday morning as Mr.. Smith was re-
turning from his breakfast at the City Hotel, Corcll
met hin aud struck HIM over the head with cane in
which short sword ia tened by spring. On the
moment of the blow, the spriug flew up, and dis
engaged tho swt I'd. ~hereupon Cor'ell plunged the
instantly into the left brsusl of Mr. Smith.
At the time Of writing this o'clock p. NJ. Mr.. Smith
is still! living, but it is believed that he cannot survive.
Corre!l disappeared after executing his frndsh rur-
pose and walked up to Carlton BY the river road.
When there he met a bar keeper, whom he knew and
stating that he had had fight in town. requested per
mission to r-nin few days, until the affair blew over
HI was shown room above stairs accordingly. He
requested his acquaintance to let him know whenever
the officers should make their appearance.
BY the clock cars, several officers to Car.
roon in pursuit of Corre who warned by the bar
keeper ofair approach according hi3 request I'm
medatey he descended the back stairs Of the Carroon
house, and made his way the river, pursued by the
officers. He a raft on the river side and when one
of the officers wthintwen feet Of him. he plunged
into the stream, and valianty. There WINS no
boat MI III except ricketty which was of no
avail After floating abeut 1000 yards down the river
he making for the shore, when The wind sprang up
and blew him off He cried ont u-liy Tor boat, hu,
before could be got, he sank to rise more. His
hat was pickeduF. negro at ork on the wharf at
Carrclton says, he Corre in the morning counting
n "rge sum of money apparently, while sitting on the
river bank.
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FOR NEW YORK.-ReguIar Pucket.


To saH on the 10Th inst.
The superior ftst sailing reg ular packet
,ExpNA zip ALABAMA, Berry, master, will sail US
11AAE nhuve. For freight passage, having FL
,gun1 ucculnn oluons, apply the captain board,
opposite tie Vegetable Market, orto A HEN,
Iune IA 81 Common ST.
lJ'rhe A. Gun comfortably accommodate ten or
fifteen Storage passengers ii immediate appica-
tiCn be made.
= PERM CliNDl.ES-l3i boxes, landing from sup
- Vrksburg, for sale by A TR!Ef.
june Is ~ Grav'er ST
.aAVANA SWEETNEATS-25 boxes landing
l i from brig Clarion, for sule by A TRlEk,
June IA "a Gravier 81
HAVANA COFFEt.-i5O bags Of prime qualify
L l. for sale by TRlER,
June IA 81 Gravier st
rHEVEl.Y, o, the Man Of Honor, by La v Lylon
~ Bulwer, in vols.
Rcheeu, or the Conspiracy, play in acts, to which
IL added Historical Odes on the last DAYS Of ELz,
ubclh Cromwell's Dream
The Death of Nelson, h, the author of the Lady of Ly
on- Pelham the Disowned &c &c, with all The
works fthe day, for sale by
june II ALEX TJWAR, 40 Camp st
IbECOnD CAP-Just received Two cases Of blue
IL laid Record Cap, both plain and ruled, very fine
article, suitable for npla'ies, tor sale by
DAVID FELT, N Y Stutioners' Hall,
juno j! ~ Chailres 81
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Vcntc do Syudic.
PAR BACH Il CALHOUN.

PAR BACH L. CALHOUN.
l. SERA VENDU 10 Mercrcdi lc 3 Juliet pro.
L chain a midi a la Nouvco Boursp rue ST,
Louis enro les rues Royalo ct Char'rcs, par lordre
dc Mr. Anthony Rasch, Sndc dcs creancicrs dc
Mcssrs. Egcrton Ut Wibray pour 10 compile ct aux |
risqucs dc Messienrs Edouard Yoke, George B.
Ogden and J. G. Ogden qni ont manques aux
tcrmes presents par la vcntc pour les prophecies ci
dtssous dcsgnets leur adugees 10 % Janvier,
1889.
ONE LOTS DE TERRE
situes dams 10 taubeurg Sauet, Ode Muncipnlit6 dc
Ia MILO Orleans dams i'ilet si.ue entire les rues
Clio, Prytan6e, Caliiope, Nayade, d'apre, un
plan qul etc expose au moment dc. la vcntc,
SAVIOR:
LIE Lot No. l. mcsurant 90 peds 4 pouccs do
face la rue Prytanto par 100 picds dc protondeur
de fuco Ia rue Clio.
Les lots Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, T. 8, $40 mcsu-
rant cAacun 80 pieds do face a la Prytunee par
LEO pieds lie profoudeur.
LIZ lot No. IL. mesurant 80 picds pouccs do
face Ia rue Prytanco par l2O picds dc profondeur
ct face la rue Calllopc.
Les susdi,s lots scront venlus separemcnt avcc
le privilege dune allee de Is picds do argeur.
Les terInes dc vontc ront $500 compliant pour
chaque lot, Ct 10 balance 6, r. 10 ct "a mois do
credit en- billets cndossGs satisfaction, avec hypo-
theque jusqu' partial, paicnct
BY BACH n CALHOUN.
WILL he sold on Wednesday,, Sd July, 1889, at y
W OCOck AT inc SUp Chclange III 81 Louis street.
| Two Squares of Ground,
Designated on plan drawn by Louis Br.nger, sur
vey"r general spares and c. Square T. contains
26 lots numbered from to 26, which measure fol
| lows
Nos |. :! 4, 81, s, {? 1910 lots measuring each
80 feet front ucaty street, by los feet in depth lot
No forming the corner of Maoary and Adam streets
and lot No 10 forming the Of Macarty and Bur
Diet streets.
| Nos l. L. l3-3 lots, measuring each 800 feet front
Oh Burdct street by l5'I feet in depth.
Nos "A, -, l6, II, II, l9, 20 a. o. :3l0 lots
urlng each 30 feet front Commercial street, by l0t
feet in depth; No IA forming the of Commercial
and Burdet streets, and No % forming the 0
Commercial and Adams streets.
Nos pa 25 2f-3 lots measuring each 80 feet front
Adams street by $50 in depth.
Square c contains 2G lots, numbered from to eG
which measure follows -
Nos 3, 4, 56,7 8, g. 1910 lots, measuring eacl
80 feet front on Commercial street, by O5 feet in depth
lot No forming the corner Of Commercial and BuaCe
streets, aud No 10 forming the of Commercial
Washing ton streets.
Nos II, l2, 1873 lots, measuring each 30 feet front
Washing ton stueet, bv $50 feet in depth.
Nos II. l 49, ", 10, 10, 30, II, %, lots, meas
ulinS each 81 feet front Pearl street by ms feet
depth lot No Ii forming the corner OF Pearl and Wasl
ingon streets, and No 20 joining the Of Peal
and Burde, streets.
Nos "a, 25, 26-3 lots, measuring each 30 feet fror
on Bnret street, by $50 feet in depth; all America
measure.
june 81 ljl7j&3jv
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Ihe eastern " Buren, journals making n grrn,
fas about MIR. Wcbster's friends loaning linn sum OF
money before lie went England and they call this
loan, the Webster rent Be i, We very
easily prove that Mr.. Van Ruren aud most of his prom
friends in Office in the enjoyment Of louns OF
money from The public purse without the consent Of the
lender. These loans may lie very appropriately styled
the Van Buren, rent. Now which is the more honu'a-
ble,to be indebted 10 ones friends for the loan of a
sum of money, to be indebted the public purse for
loans Of money without authority! Wilihe Globe and
Even ng Post answer us!
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Resolu que 10 Tresorer paiera sur l'ordro du
Marie John r. Grymes, la somme de deux milo
cling cents piastrcs. formant 10 montant dos hono-
ruires qu'on est convent dc u payer, pour uv"ir
dtendu ratfaire intontec par les Etat Unis pour
!'ilet dc tcrre su6 entire les rucs de la Commune,
des Tchoupltoul S, du Canal ct des Magazn's, ct
quo lie Tresorer paiera dc plus, rordre du Marie,
Etienne Mazureau, la som,ne do quinze Gems
pias,res, formant Ia balance dcs honoruires qu'
est convenu de Iui payer pour lu dite Attire.
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After 10 o'clock Car be obtained by paying S dol.
Lars for the Trip.
ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:

ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:
The cars will leave the the week days
Until O'Clock, r NJ when Locomotive will leave Caro- ton
every hour uulil O'Clock, P. NJ.
FOR the accommodation of persons visiting Cnrrotcn in the
O'Clock car, aud VIM may wish remain there until
o'clock the that has her eoorc left anton O'Clock
VIII remain until ID O'clock thereby allowing them hour
70 ENJOY the pleasant walks OF of the beautiful
dens in the United States
Persons going by the Locomotive provide themselves
with Tickets as the conductor has positive directions
receive money in lieu thereof.
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May 18Th 1899
Tow boat Shark, Thomas from E Pass having ,"wei to
sen ships Lagrange nd Adam Lodge and Porqe,
city with harque Co.sack and schr May Ad
ans Left III" bar on The 18th inst at M Nothing in
AiEhl and nothing in river.
Bsrqus Cos.aek Freeman from Marseles 9th April to the
seh Mary Adams, P'nkham. 16 days from Tobacco, to
s,sa L. vaut, Laurent, from rayou Sara
IT, amer rek'", sleaNe' fin bayou Tere Bonus
Steamer Annibai. Cardwsl. FIN Fulton
steamer Edwi >hrren Birch, from ousvilI..
Steamer Claiborne Barrett. fin NICkshurg
Steamer Vslecipede Daman, FIN ked River. no cargo
EXPORTS
LlvERi OoI Per ship Dublin Cargo ol27 bales cotton ul
CowEs: Pc, ship Ohio. largo 1874 hds 'o,ncco 49,,
bis flour II bags wool
kEWPOR r. Per h,Is Alano-Cargo2 % his in hulk
PENSACOLA Fer s'"op Mary Ez.e,h Cargo 10 sacke,
bis pork do Hour , NJ seears
IMPORTS
NARsElLLEs-P.r b0rque Cos.ack Cargo VINE oil, soap
hs'a"a'e and Merchandise to 'u"dty con-
TOBtSC0-Per schr Mary Adams. Cargo 1000 gun,a log
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Bayou sara Cargo "a bales Pouo ro ito
hs CO. sh"A ledoux 4 CO, do Forstal, Roman 4
c" .sles d'S Oakley CO. do Peyroux ArcnrI co,
hssspecs Beverly Chew, sundfy bxs an" barrels
fulton. POI steamer AnnbaI-tareo bxs dry goods 90
Ters Bonne Per Peki" Cargo CO h's sugar Zen
mot feff'day q co. ~ MS sugar Lambeth \ Ihomp-,n
LouisyiePer steamer Eiw'd ShIppeu Oarsn pieces
70 coils rope bales Taylor, GadlerA CO. 37g coils
Tops Popo, Powers
Vckshure-Per steamer Claiborne Cargo SO bales cotton
Burke ait rn, Is do Bennett Fsrridays do M
gent. Turpiu n Wait 81 do : & p Whitney. "a II
Wallace 60 a6 do Geo Berger .G do Conlstock Hyde
ee BIZ bsef Jno G"odn, tales Allan Asher CO. dc
Merri6ed. Pearson CO Is do q Lee do Adams Whit
Ill. 10 bz. merchandise Peters Willard 3ai as iron Rich
srdson. W.crnan6 Wood '5hxs bis rol me rchan
disc Dig. co. II casts cheese Gray co. kes.
tohseeo T Phillips
CONSlGNEES
PR harque Coksack--sundry consenees.
I Per sehr Mary Adams. W Zackare 4 co
PASSENGERS
Per steamer Ed~'d ShGpen. AZ passengers
MEMORANDA
Ohio falling rapidly last report
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From the IIumpden Wing of July 70, 1887,

MotnfS Pits and BiUcrs.-rhe last journal cons
tans additional testimony favor Of this big hi, import.
tant invention. "The press of the Jourua almost
stopped 10 announce the testimony. Some one, in tho
name of DR.. Molat thanks 10, inserting the rerh
cate ofnur neighbor Bowles, ind offers u quantity ct
the article as compensation This is very kind, and
promise the moment we labor under like uiilicul with
our ncighbOr ui the Journal, to call on the agent
In the mean line, any laboring under similar die,
Gcncs To those hlch have severely borne upon Mr.
R"w!es, they have his testimony the "pcculmr
ndnptrdnrss OF the remedy the disease. The mudia
cine is undoubtedly II sovereign remedy.
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The Attorney General has Just walked up from a
sound slumber. He is playing the devil among the
quaek doctors He i'll do the State SERVICE if he
can make them take their medicines. Would he
could catch Dr. Bruudreth.
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Arrangements pour les DimanchcS.
Les hars partront aux melnss ,enres que dams les
jourS de ia senane jnsQu heure +. NJ. Cne loco
motive Partra de Currollon Outes les henes Jusqua
heures du soir CT de la Nouvelle Orleans lasqu'a
heures Gu sor.
.olton lie de heures, ct qn ne desirent pas
demeurer jusqn heu,es lie char Qmi tat anpnm-
want de CarroIltoL 6 heis restera jusqu 81 hcurs
pour bonner lie temps de JOUR ne promenade age.
able dams un des plus beaux artlius DIES Etus Unis.
Les personncs qu pnrtirOnt par la locomotive, drv-
ront Sc procurer DIES bets at,endu quill est deendu
aux conductors de recevoir dc rarse"t au lieu de
billes.
Chars DIES Rues Jacss7n ct de Ia Course.
Ces chars partiront dc la Jackson d henres,
A. NJ. ct de la rue du Canal g. heures du n,atin
courant chaque heure 8heures, lis rarr"nt ton''s
lea demi hc!res, j'squ' al heu~s d" soir' dc IL rue
JACKSON, Z" JuIVu lhures dc In rue du Cui'al cA-
cVpe 81 tie la rue du Cannl.
Les Nessienrs son par,lculicremen prizes tie nc pas
METRE les pie's sur les COUSINS ct de he r"s tuner
dams les chars "rsqne les dnnes sy tIouyen.. L. c,.
'0''''" u Ut III '''"'e''' ''J join HAMpsoN,
mails lngcnicur en- che.
nRUGS-Just landing fresi, SUPPLY of white wax,
- tunvn Jelly, Gum Arabic, Tumarinds Crcnm
Tartar Sal Soda, Sp,s rurpcn,ine, Pearl Ash, Tar!"-
Acid Chloride Soda Balls Cornyia &c. for sule by
| II BONNABEI.,
| nmy 81 Cor Nn,chrz and rchar"uln1 SITS
|
ThLER in Italy, by Countess Of Brssing,o ton, vols
L American Joe Miller: Horace Vernon, vols
Advice to Gentlemen; Robin Day, = vols
Chiuy's Blackstone; Minglon's Civil Engineer
! ing, for snc by ALEX. TUWAK,
muy 81 40 Cam
LATEST LITERARY!
COUNTESS Of Bile singon, idler III Italy, vols
" Pascal Bruno and the Aonrmeni, by + Hook
The Anerlcan Joe Miller, with illustrations
Little Frenthman and his water lots, by Morris
etChings by Johnson.
pualI, ",..n nl,...p, Il (tunrn
Words worth.
Nickehy, NoI2; Boz's Sketches, Nos 7 and
r JOHNS & Co.
may 81 2w Cor st Charles & Common st
GHAMPA!GNE-6o baskets OF superior qualify j
, ~ store and Tor sale by SHALL u BROWN,
may 81 96 Magazine
I OAF SUGAR in store md Tor sale by
IL may3l SHALL. & BROWN, 81 Magazine
- HERMAN PEAS-&O bags in store and for sale b
~ may 81 SHALL 4 BROWN, ;G Mug
MOULD CANDl.r.S-75 boxes n;ro Robbins.
t 1Vl store md for sale by SHALL n BROWN,
may 81 % Magazine
!: 4 NEs-3o boxes superior axes in store and fi
. "a sale by SHALL BROWN,
u may 81 96 Magazine
. nIL-75 brs prime Tanners Oil
" may 81 i-}w 1. II GALE, 81 Common
), LNLOUK-99 barrels undng from flar boats for su
Il by q DORSEY,
h m3 1l New .rvec
y NJ EsS BEtr in half bills at the Inspection,
Il wi sale by q DORSEY,
may 81 Al New Lev
~ nK. MOFFATS VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS n
:" - So well known to the public that it is hardly 1,
cessury to give detailed statement OF their value
IN use The following articles will full ince any
i. at the claims the doctor has up the public to pa
ri confidence in his preparations.
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SIgTC
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

R6solu que lc Voycr est ct demcuro nutorise a
vendre a la Banque DIES Marchonds telle quanti,G
de p,crrcs de rcbut upparlcnant la MunicipalilG,
ct non nsc6ssarcs pour les travaux puhlcs, que la
dile Banque demandorait pour !cur nouveIlo maj
son do banquc batlo aclueIlcmcnt dams Ia du
Camp.
Signe
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
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THE JACKSON AND LACOuRsE sTREETCARs

Leave the head of Jackson O'CLOCK A. NJ Canal
street at u O'Clock and hourly. AT o'clock they wiz
commence to leave each and hall hour until "a O'clock
r. NJ from Jack on and o'clock from Canal street.
excepting at g O'clock, +. NJ. from Cana street.
90 II is pa arly requested that gent will put
Their feet the cushions smoke the When Ladies
present.
Office New Orleans and Carrollton Rail Road Company,
May LIST, 1899. JOHN HAMPSON.
may 10 ChefEng. N. R n
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Unless mistake thu signs cf the times the elori
aus mountain democracy oi Virginia will speak ior,
with voice olential.-Boston Post.
Aye, that riley will, when the name Of Henry Clay
is echoed from hill vale, from valley to mountain
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AFFAlRES DU CONSEIL.
SECONDE MUNICIPAEITE.
MARDI, 4 JUN, 1899,
Seance du 4 JUN, 1899.

Resolu quo le Tresorier paiera Peter Cleary,
sur rordre du Marie, la somme de cling cent ct elm
qlantc six nstres ct vingt quatrc sous avec cling
pour cent d'nterel de Ia dile somme, dcpuis 10 10
Mai, 1899, formant la mcntant dun jugement
rondus en- favour con,re cette Municipuli {, dams
Ia COur de- Commerce..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-14

We sent, four days ago, five dollars diec, to Mr.. A..
NJ. Barber, the editor of tue Otseeo Republican, our
contribution to the Cooper libel fund. To thu Plea
yune and all brethren, say, and do likewise.
Cnopers at enpt to muzze the press should n"t he
suffered to fall m one mans shoulders. II he should
throw Col Webb tor his searching rehuke Of the
mans vanity, we'll give dollurs towards this fund.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-14

Mr.. Van Buren, will enter on the second COMPRESSION.
al term in his Presidency with heavy opposition ma
i"rity among the peoples representatives. What "a
majority against him Yes, concedng all that the
Globe claims ur the present hour in eighteen States
the S, lie Of parties will he thus:
Wings. Van Buren,.
81 80
being gain to the hgs Of "a votes the last Con
gress Allowing that til. representation from the States
yet to be heard from will be the same at the Lust
election, we shall have the following result:
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DORK-8OO brls n o prime, & + inspecting
II and for sale ut the lowest market prices by
Ia DORSEY, ~ New Levee
EHLOUR-IO36 brs. landing from Houna,
II For sale by G. DORSEY,
J0 Al New I.evee
i ARD-50U kegs superior Leaf ard i'll sto'e, FIR
IL sale by e DORSEY,
J8 Al New levee
DRlNTEk'S lNk-Just received from barq,e
j Chsn,iclrer large invoice Of Johnson and Lu
rants news book, and job ink, and tor sale by
AZ A TOWAK, 10 Camp Il
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The Great Eastern Mail is closed every day at 10
o'clock =. NJ !. due everyday at 4 p. NJ.
The Express Mail is closed every day at half past
S'V A. NJ. l. due with the Great Eastern Mail, every
day.
The Lake Mail (via Covington, Lay is closed every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 6 O'Clock, A. NJ.
T. due every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at
The Louisville or Rirer Mail is closed every Mon.
day, Wednesday, and saturday, at P. NJ. Is
and returned by STEAMBOATS,. Arrives irreguary three
times a week.
Tuesday und Friday, ats p NJ. Is sent and returned
by steamboats,.
The Alexandria OF Red Rirer Mail is sent irregu-
larry by steamboats, twice week.
LOUISVILLE OR RIVER MAIL.
% Ss;S';:sy and Close at "s'"sA,r."
COAST MAIL.
s s"s'"ay and olosesns socloek.r NJ
MAYORAlTY OF NEW ORLEANS
VINhE price Of -four to dav being s. y per barrel,
] according the uriil,. tue bakers will give ID
ounces of bread for during til. week begin.
mug Monday next the 10Th inst. The lnaves Of sec
ond quality Of three for cents, sull weigh 25 per
yune $ 'Nl = - : c. GENo1s, Mayor.
N. o. Y NASHVILLE RAN. ROAD Go.
SUMNER a ARRANGEMENT.
Comn1eiclng en- Sunday, JUNE = 1882
their routes III the Bayou Tsuyue, every day in
me week-is follows
7p.M FOAM.
S u"
Depart. Return.
: F. n: 81 -: NJ N:
% JAMES H. CALDWELL, President
&A CARRoLLToN -
llsl@ HOTEL. ssiM
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-14

Gen. Gaines, Capt, Boggs, arrived vest 'rday in the
short trip of five dnys"e are Indebted to The polite
ness Of Capt. Boggs for Louisville papers of the 9th
and the result o. the 4,h day mile
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-14

A Western Editor " isles to know whether the laws
'ecentlr enacted against the carryiny of deadly wea-
pons apply 10 doctors who carry pills in their p"cketsl
.J0nr. OF Conn.,
Decidedly not, but we think they apply to doctors
who cary bills in their pockets, these had times.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-14

RGsolu que l.. r. GAicnnie est ct dcmcurc autos
rise 6rlger unc forge dams la Tchoupltouas
pres la Galcnnic, pourvu quo la dlte forge soft
place, dams une ba,issc lcpreuvc dn feu, pour
WI que lui gu quiconquc occupera la d.,e forge en-
aditc ma son scra ,cnu dc lsnlcvcr GU de la dem
dir, sot quill Gu sora icquis par rordre do CO
Cunseil.