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U1 The packet ship TROY il now discharging her
cargo the foot of the Vegetable Market. Consgnees
will please attend to the receiving of their goods.
jan 80. A. COHEN, Ag-nt, 80 Common ct
T The ship RIGA, Capt. Smith, from New York
il discharging opposite the Market. Consignees are
particularly requested attend the receipt of their
goods all goods noreceipted for the Levee will
be stored ut their expense. LEVI II. GALE
jan ~ W. Common st
ANIMALS AND ALMANACS, FOX 1889,
SPLENDID London Annuals,-The Book of Row
- atty, superb cold plates Findeus Tableaux and
Gallery of Cruces;
Fishers Drawing Room Sketch Book:
Beauties Costumes,-Buds and Blossoms;
Waverly keepsake,- The Imperial;
Oriental Annual Forget me Not,
Jorlun's Portrait Annual;
Caricatlra Annual; Como Annual;
Friendships Offering;
Fishers Juvenile Sketch Book;
Young ladies and young genllemen's Annual
Alurc, Waits; Christmas Tales.
american -inhua,s.
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir;
The Violet The Gift;
Mrs Gilma,'s annual Register & Housewife Almanac
44lmGRac'S.
American Almanac g. Repository ofUsell knowledge
Bluuls Nautical Almanac;
z johns l. CO 5. Louisiana Almanac;
Decentralization Almanac,
Stewards Diary for 1889, containing blank meme
randuln for every day OF the year.
conner Of ST Charles and Common SITS.
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learn from tho Missouri Ga

AcclnENr.-We learn from tho Missouri Ga.
zete, that % the Favorite coming to the wharf,
where number Of persons were waiting to 60
Oh board, she struck the wharf with such violence
os to break one corner Of i, down, causing it to
sink, by which several persons were rather un-
tremendously precipita,eed into the water, and
one or two Of them, we learn. severely injured.
AS the wharf was covered with iron, much Of
which fell in, some fears were entertained of lis
having fallen on some persons, and thus prevented
them from rising but us we have not heard Of
any one being missing, we hope this may not be
the case.
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FRANKLIN fNFIRMARY

THNHE public respectfully informed that TINS insti
l. tuition is erected on The most improved plan, and
ia uiry and most admirable situation, in the aubour
Franklin, upon the ruih I'd, mile from the siissis
srpi.
The building is large aAl mostcommolicusly divided
into apartments for keeping separate different classes
and hiIcrent diseases.
The institution is supplied with the most skilful anG
attentive male and fe,ule muses. and speaking the
rious modern languages.
Private rooms may be had by gentlemen at five dol
lars per day, including attendance, &c.
| Terms in the ordinary wards, two dollars per day
Slaves also Two dollars. Small Pox in the ortnar,
| wards, five dollars.
All capital surgical operations extra.
The resident physician is DR. We1deinan, TO whom
application for admission mus. be made, to DIR G 4
Nuremberg, No II Rampant street. apl9 "
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MARKETS.,


CINCINNATI Jan. L.
The River &c. The river has risen very little more Than
footsincc last that it present about % feet
above low water mark. The ice drifting though
in such large quantities. The aud cloudy
At the quay, and among business generally, all life
and bnste.
Latest accounts from Pburg, say the river had
feet but again rather reclining. Still, it expected
that the raus, would least keep about what
theD The ice had all run ~ the weather mild and
damp, with indications Of more rain.
CINCINNATI MARKET. Jan. le.
Whiskey. Sales this day at 4ic.
Flour Heavy arrivals aud demand limited; sales
$6.being decline.
Pork. .2U0 barrels mess sold at $ls.
Lard. held at &c.. Republican.
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T., JOHNS g. co,

Z, JOHNS g. co,
xsTA TONER'S HALL, corner Of ST. Charles aud
~ Common Streets Tile Subscribers having receiv.
we'd and now in store their of goods IF IN
England France and the North, Offer for sale the fol-.
loving ar,icles
English Drawing papers of all sizes,
do wiring do super royal roval
medium and denny foulscsp. letter paper
ex. large thin velluu; do blue laid; do do
copying paper, al ali SIZES,
London and Br;slo! boards; do flncy letter and
49,. note paper, plain, embossed and coral bro
cade,
American cap, letter and writing papers from
the hest mills in the Union,
Psrryan Pens Of all descriptions;
Best German and English quills; Stephens and
Perryan's writing luids, Morrison's and
g.. ferryan's best copying inka; English and
American folio ard guarto copying paper;
Rodgers & Sons best cutlery consisting in
dirk, pen and desk kuiscs. lazors und scis-
Pocket books and WALLETS Russia and Morocco
learher,
English WATERS and scaling wax, superior quail
ty; Travelling desks 0aL dressing cases.
Acker,nsn's aMl Newniaus best nature Ca,,,,s
BYooknla,ss and Ackernlan's drawing pencls,
Drawing HOOKS, Albums and British and Amer
itun ANIMALS, fer 1889,
BosKs-Enslish, French, Spanish, Italian, Ger
man and Latin, cons isting in classical, laH,
medical works literary, &c.
just receive. AID for sale by
noy20 i johns & co.
ANrERN Uii.-il barrels ~ srJrr anil for sHlc by
- iaI7 ABRAHAM i'kI!,.t i! Itlyt,.a nj
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CA RIBS

u PRINTED al The shortest Notice, in the mont
elegant manner, Black Colorcd lSKs, Ensmel-
led, White lake, Plain Surfaced CARDS, and
Prices rery reasonable at TRUE AMERICAN or
FiCE, corner ofP"ydrus ami St. Charles s1s
Seue' al New 0nd Beautiful Founts Of TYPE have
Just been aided TO me establishment.
Orders receired at Compiling Room 81. Charles
Exchange, Bird door from Graver ST. or at the Printing
Office, corner Of Poydras & st. Charles streets.
1--fC
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Extraordinary Pedestrian Feat.-We had the fol-
lowing record of feat probably unparalleled in the an
nails OF pedestriansn in the the London Courier, ofthe
| Sd ult:
| Harris the pedestrian completed his undertaking Of
walking l76O miles in 400 successive hours being
one mile and three quu,ters each hour, at twenty. five
minutes past elve last night when he received the
warncst csue uatons Of his friends, who
astonishing match.
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}. B. Booha.-It will be seen from the annexed let
ter that this distinguished will be in New Orleans
in few days. and that he will go through a round Of
characters in which he has won his reputation.
To J. H. CALDWELL Esq.
My Dear Sir:-l will be in New Orleans lefnre
the 9th Of February by the 4th to commence the
| engagement made Characters: Richard Ill Sir Giles
Overreach Hamlet, Othello, Octaran, Sir Edward Nor
timer, Peycara Pierre Shylock and Bertram Brutus
on tile terms arranged.
lam, my dear sir,
yours respectfully. .
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Charles. Don't sing i, any more--i,i lie Difficult.
song, and is silly thing. We said dom, sing
VIC mean dn. try that again.
Mr.. Brown would have ennc,ed the pnrt Of.
Charles Paragon with his usucl excellence, bu, he
gave US little 90 much il. He is certainly ex-
remely easy, ard free from every thing like con.
s,raint, bu. we could have dispensed with little
Of the Cockney, for the simple reason that'we
thought it out of character, and certain that
the author Of the farce had no hand in producing
it. There some scenes of R Scouts Stran-
ger that were very feelingly portrayed-especially
when he excams ''villian of VIVA, woman has
thou robbed me!'' jan, salts.
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The Louisville Reporter Of The 2Ist snys:-the
steomboa, Lexington is fast the rocks nearly OPP
positc Wall street; the Bon"pare was yesterday
engaged in taking out bel freight.
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BoeorA IN lS3G-'7-beiug narrative Of erpedi.
ton to the Capital of Nep Granada, and residence
there of eleren months, byJ. steuart Ne~ York, l5ar
per g. Brothers 1S3S-Tls Lnpretendng work is full
Of variety and incident 1t precisely what it claims
to BE- and is written in cleur forcble and agreeable
style. We quote the following paragraph speci-
men 81 the descriptive Powers Of the author.
"The moment entered upon this delightful
stream the chanfe Of scenery and associations To-
Simultaneous, and produced magically pleasing effect.
Within less than two miles up, the river narrows nearly
one half Neat little line the shore at short and
regular intervals aud the inhabitants appeared much
better off and clearly clad than the Nlagdaena.
A ine bright lebbly shore reminded me much Of the
banks Of the siIvery Tweed. After advancing miles
farther tie shores to height Of eight hundred
thousand feet, and utng in from the eft-hand bank
barely twenty PAGES, gained the foot OF very pctu-
rescue waterfall, foaming and tumbng preci-
pice of several hundred feet. But with all our
tons, we could rencA the summit. the sheet of
water occupied nearly all the channel, and either
side were deep and slippery rocks while farther on rose
thick forest, with underwood matted and impene-
ahle defy all attempts to enter it. So, utter
ny fruiless endeavours ian to ourselves
quietly down beside the basin the foot, and enjoy the
|
ny rarely he seen, and drinking in the delicious
breeze created by the rush Of waters. Journeyng
war the river became in many parts very shallow, and
slight rapids the lofty perpendicular shores entirely
excluding the suns rays, although the hour of ee
ven A. NJ. We observed tracks Of the DANA on the
white sunds 1t is just such haunts these that this
tn,A monster loves to frequent; still and lonely -
For here no habations; sound tho dis.
tan, murmur Of the waterfall we had just left, the
wild soft Of the Birds and the deep, prolonged
ECHOES of Voices they died away among the
lasting hills
We meet with such passages in almost every page
mingled with much close observation 1t is for sale 10y
!, E. Johns s; Co, Of Common and St. Charles
streets.
Supreme Court. New ,na Ju Igu llald has re>
signed i remains be seen want course the Of her
two Judges will pursue. They still, con, inue on the
bench ard no in,rarion is given that hey will yield
to the unanimous voice Of the county and retirt
rom st ton which they are no longer qualified
fill. The only Judge who was well fitted for the of
fec from which he has Voluntarily Withdrawn him
self, having given way, principally, because th'
cou,, was unable 10 sustain itself and discharge III
important duties con6ded to it, there remains NJ
excuse why the other two Judges shoul1 hesitate on
mcmen, 10 announce their resi- sna,ions also. Ye
we hea r no, word of such an intention. They Ger
uinly do no. hold on with view, as is said, to keel
> he court alive, to prevent its committing suicide
THIS ia Ridiculous The court is already dead sine
Judge Eullard lef. it. 1, no" on'y remains t, re
move the dead carcasses that lnrumber it, and lie
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MOTTO i3.-For sale CoFFEE HOUSE, with Nil
its fixtures camp street, III the central par o.
affairs and doing irsiiy smart business tor itI
lhel particulars rriy ao"tioo Of al @t'' rsret' 10
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l. is thought Governor Everett will decline re.
election, and tina, he will be appointed to succ eed
Josiah Quincy in the Presidency Of Harvard Uni
ar in the Union-than Edward Everett, nor one 50
we'll calculated to preside over the oldest, ond one
Of The very ablest, institutions Of lenrning in the
Union. Presiden. Quincy is ubo ut TO retire. His
place cannot be better occupied than by Mr.. Everat
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Theatrical-Nlr. Forrest appeared as O,helo at the
Camp on Monday evening to the largest House the
Camp ever had. We did not secure comfortable seat
of saw none Of the play but understand that
Othello we'll represented.
Last night most select and full audience greeted
Mr.. Caldwell's Benedict. He was received with the
enthusiasm he deserved. The Camp full last
night to see the Ravels Caradsri Allen has arrived.
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nIMENTO-2UO sacks Pimento, landing from ship
l. Calumet and for sale by
io3o IlIG,LE, 20 Common It
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The Louisville Journal says: On the Sd inst three
individuals started from Madison Ia skates with the
intention Of skating down to Louisville After they had
proceeded about miles, and while running very fast
one of them passed through the ice and disappeared
Our informant, Of the three, says, that the un'ortu-
nate individual was doctor. He under the i'm
preston that h. was from Columbus, Ohio.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-30

Gen Scntt has returned to New York, and wi tn
his suite has taken apartments at the American
| Hotel.
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r UMBEK, &c.-:0 lhts feet clear lumber,
IL 50 spruce spar,
$50 bales hay,
$50 thds steam sawed white pine lahes, landing
from ship Platira, and for sale by
ia3O LEVI II GALE, 90 Common st
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TURKS ISLAND SALT-5O0 bushels in store, for
l. sale by s n WHITNEY,
ja3O - Camp 8,
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"AY-40O 400 bales Hay,
Ill 200 barrels potatoes,
90 NJ feet lumber, landing from ship Hanover,
and for sale by LEVI II GALE,
ia3O SO Common st
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scuscita;e and 70 rganze Il anew. somelhing mrs'
be done the Judicial department, OF the govern
men, will be defunc. In vain may Ii igants ,nsI-
III suits settle their claims aid 10 have tie'r'c
gal rights decided on in vain may legal invest'ga.
sions be laborously pursued when there is no 'r'-
bunal 10 hear and deermins the ghts between man
and man in the last resor.
II is highly important that this department Of the
government be thoroughly purged and restored 10
full vgor before the Legislature adjourns. is
really painful to witness The immense docket, and
the crowded audience every Monday morning that
assemblies, Of lawyers and suitors, eagerly watch
ing il there is a court to proceed with the public
| business and it is more painful, when alter lew
minutes string The whole assembly d'sperses and
the court adjourns, without doing any thing OF con-
sequence. Thus matters pass off from week to
week. In the meantime the docket accumulates
in ,enfod proportion 10 it's reduction. The clam
ors of suAors and the complaints Of members Of
the har are loud and increasing but they pass of
more uuheeded than the idle wind. Is there nc
remedy? Will the Legislature not apply speed,
cure for this dreadful maludy in the Judiciary ?
1t is high time that som ehing wus done, "Hope
= deferred makelh the heart sick" This court ha
been for some time lingering md the public inter
= ests have suffered much. The member Of tn
t. bench who has retired this, and being no longe
II able to sustain his Office and the court, gave it
e to the power that bestowed it.
We sincerely trus. tho Legislature will take th
important matter into their consideration and ap
~. ply the proper remedy. From the many g:ea' an
a. mighty matters that daily come beforethe supre"
a Court, justice and public utility and policy req"
,n that it be made to consist Of five Judges, Of Il
H. hest talents, and attachments the state can con
al mand.
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1IIiKISTAiAs and New Years Gits-A few Of the
" English and American Annuais, sill 10 be ha"
at tha Bookstore OF ALEA loWAh,
| ,bo .,nson rnn he Ind, d23-it
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DEAS-70 sacks German peas, i'll store for sale, by
II ia3O CHAMPLlN & COOPER, 80 Julia st

TOPY BOOKS for Letter presses Just received
~ from New YORK, and will be sold low for cash,
or approved credit. Also, letter press, and the last Of
the invoice, al DAVID FELT & Co,
ia30 Y StationeIs Hail, "a Chartres Fl
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-30

Kentucky and Ohio.-Thn Cincinnati Republican OF
the 10Th says: The Hon. Messrs Jas. T. Morehead and
John Speed Smith, who have been delegated by the
Legislature of Kentucky to confer with the Chic Le-
gisature respecting the relations Of the ncghbor states
as regards slave property have passed through this city
on their way to Columbus. We sincerely hope thai
the mission of these distinguished Statesmen may be
productive fmuch good in promoting perfect harmony
and good feeling, on this exciting topic.
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GOVERNORS HORSE GUARDS!

JOU will parade ir full uniform. Thursday, the
Il 3lst instant, o'clock, NJ precisely, for Bri'
Rendezvous ut the usual place. BY order of AZ
ia3O JOHN GIBSON, o S
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4" OMBARD Il CO.'S Boston and New Orleans
- Ii OF Packet Ships.-Thls new line of ships
has bcen expressly built to run between the abov"
ports and will be found of suitable draft Of water:
accommodations for passengers, and every effort
will DO made to give general salts action, Tho
line is composed of tho 70 lowing ships:
Cherokee. AIS tons Capt. Harding,
Carolina, 400 do Lemis',
Charleston, 374 do d Eldrdge,
Columbiana 625 do G Barker,
Seaman, 240 do Howes,
Bombay, G25 do d Humphrey.
The above ships all now, of the first lass,
copper fastened and coppercd, commanded by men
of great experience. have largo accommodations,
with sepurate ladies' cabin; every attention will DO
paid to passengers and the very Lest of stores pro
videi for them.
The packets will be towed up and down the Mis-
sssippl, and the striccst punctuaiiy observed in
tho time of sailing, and should tho regular vessels
be detained in arriving, other ships equally as good
will in all cases be substituted share of patron
age is solicited, and the agents pledge themselves &c
accommodate much us practicable, to receive
and forward goods by s,id line at the most modcr.
ate charges, and to advance all expensc on goods
| shipped, if required.
The ships will leave tho LIST and 10th of every
month. For freight passage, apply to the agents
J A MERRITT, 50 Common st
N. 3. Announcements made cons gnmo:t
| TO Mcssrs. A. C. Lombard e. Co.
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r ONDON stanard library editions, Of scarce and
IL valuable works, for sale by The subscriber:
CONSISTING OF THE
Works of William Congreve, in vols,
DO Shirley. dramatic and poetica 6 vols,
do SALISBURY. in S vols,
do Beaumont & Fletcher, ID vols,
do Otway. in 2 vols,
do Home, vols, with an account Of his life,
by Henry Mckenzie;
do SirWillinm Temple, ind vols,
do Emperor Julian, 2 vols,
do Fielding, lOvn!s,
do Rosco Leo Nth, vols,
do Lorenzo de Nedics, 3 vols,
do Richardson Clarissa Harlow, 6 vols,
do Sir Charles Gradison, vols,
In addition to the above, large collection Of Lon
don edition scarce works. WIN M'KEAN,
JUL cor Camp and Common ST.
EEF Halt barrels mess and prime, at the inspec
ID ton. in store, for sale by DORSEY
ju28 al New Icvet
TTMBRILAs. 10 man,uu silk Umbrellas,
u large sizes, received from ship Mersey, aud 70
sala by / BRIDGE SEQ,
AL Mnrnzine e
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E1ApER! PAPER--lust received at "a Charities 81.
800 reuns B,andywine letter pancr, blue Il white
900 Z" Huhhard's do do do do
100 =" u D Ames do do do 30
500 fudson'a do d, do do
500 fine g. sunerfine cap blue & white.
Part of the as plain und part ruled, together
with good assortment ofIarge writing papers, such as
folio post, deny, medium royal and super royal blue
and white, for sale accommodating terms by
DAVID FELT g. Co, Statoners Hall,
Ja2S "a Chartres st
VUNNY BAGs-5OOO Gunny Bags in store, for sale,
jae8 50 Julia st
XXTINE-l5O boxes Claret and Sauterne Wine. in
w store and for sale. by
ia2s CHAMPLlN s. COOPER, 81 Julia st
DEPPER-I0O bags in store, and for sale Ly
i JUS THAYER 4 Co, "a Poydras st
VORDAGE, Nc.-I0O coils tarred Rope, assorted
" sizes, from to inches; Spunyarn and Ratlme
stutfs; also, Deep and Hanclead lines; Rigging
's ;.as '' Tor r. ReSb BAnsrow7 Bank Place
ID ALE ROPE-90O coils Bale Rope, Of superior
jaee ISAAC BRIDGE & Co, 1874 Magazine st
1VOAI-276 tons ofthe best English Goa, well suited
" for steam boat USE OH bonrd baique Abcona, from
New Castle, for sale by HOLMES u MILLS,
ia29 Bank Place
DOTATOES-lOO barrels, in store and for sae by
j29 CHAMFLIN T. COOPER, SO Julia s.
VVAR-20O kegs Tar in first rate order, for ale By
ja29 CHAMPlIN & COOPER, 81 Julia s
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THAMiLY MESS BEEf-4O hulibbls. family mess
Il beef, landing from steam boat Savannah, and Tor
sale by ,a3O J THAYER e. Co, "a Poydras st
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DAlNTS-Chron.e gree" nnd black paints, assorted
L. kegs; verdigris and black paints, ground in oil.
in cannsels, from the New Bedford steam pain, mill,
tor SHELBY ISAAC BRIDGE & Go,
ia3O l3i Magazine st
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CO-,'ARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
VUNHE undersig med have this day formed co-part-
nership for the transaction OF a General Commits.
sion and Forwarding business in this City, under the
firm OF SHALL u BROWN, ard have taken the new
br, store No. &c. Magazine street, (nca- Poy'lras ST.,
GEORGE SHALL, JR.
References: JAMES BROWN.
stetson s, Avery, Whiting 4 STARK,
Walton & CO. W Bogart, Begnrt Il
ton XAShall. New ORLEANS.
Crockett & Sl,arpleig,l, John Fairfield
l. co., Walker, Emerson s, CO..
Griggs 6, Chickerng, Bosroh.
uh b P 2 M"ass \ & CO., CO. Philadelphia.
WSj,a, i MG rsmSc,, & co Pittsburgh Penn.
Edreunn !; " oodhrdse, Marietta, Q.
john Woodbridge, Esq. ChiIicoihc, ..
Ia 4 Ps seIns.. Sc, CO. Nashville, Penn.
Il l. A IIac, ST Louis, Mo. d IL
IMPORTANT TO MASTERS OF STEAM BOATS
4 The subscribers have in store few barrels Of
Ri,nminuted Peat new article lately inverted in New
York few barrels Of this PEAT wasp on board the
Great Wescrn on her last tri,; lac states thai
,l,c result of the trial bus salts led hi hat 90 lbs. o.
Peut are ,uui 10 800 lbs. vi Coo aud that in case
whers there is difficulty in gen a,ing keeping
pool head nf s:etn this fuel dSpensabe. The di
iectors Of The Great Western dereu ;he purchase o
900 brs for The OF tho slip, which put boart
on her last departure.
= For trial, apply to LoEh Co.
No Front Levec st
NB--But , br!s ut time emily be delivered Il
one steam b,at, until get further supply which
will be i'll II lew days.
dee = /. n 20
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-30

FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!
rIJST received at tue Louisiana Furniture Ware
Al house, n large supply from New York and Bos;
ton. Persons in the wan of furniture would do well
to call and select their ARTICLES from one OF the best and
lar rest stocks low III the city w CAkNES,
dG SO Benvlle 81
N B-Parcuar attention paid to packing and ship
inc Furniture, freep of expense. div
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-30

The young gentleman who has so recently become
Missssippian, and hauled up at Vicksburs is rather
severe upon US in the Wing. Well h. don't know every