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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-12
THE MADISONiAN,

The Prospectus of which we copy below, is an ca
ceIlent paper-betier than any other papera Wash.
ington from which to CLEAN impartial history of
the doings of Congressman to those who feel able
and disposed to subscribe for paper in which they
will find fuller report of debates in Congress THAI
country papers furnish, would recommend the
NJ adisonan. One two can unite and make the
expense light, Post Masters are authorized 10 for
ward names and money by law, and will do it, no
doubt, if requested, free ofexpense.
We would take the liberty to suggest to tho pa.
pers Of this State the propriety of publishing The
following Prospectus, that a wider circulation may
he given to the business thar may come before
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-12

We have no definite news from any part of the
State-not even from the City. The vote in the
City the first two days considerably less than
was thrown in the time las. Spring. II the
Wings have succeeded in overcoming the Van Blu
rem majority of 5000 there, it will be great victo
ry-too great be expected. The Wings were
SIS ahead the close of the I'd days poll at Alba
ny. According TO advices from Albany the news
from the country Cheering.
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read second time aud ordered 10 be englossed for
third reading.
Friday, Nov. g.
SENATE. REVISED Stntutcs,-Chaptef 80, of
bunks, called up by Mr. Tracy, who offered the
following amendment, Strike out section "a, and
insert "rhe stockholders and officers any Bank,
shall not at any time, be either directly, or in
directly, indebted TO such bank,t greater amount
in the whole than Is per cent of the capital stock
of such bank actually paid in and no individual
stock holder officer of such bank, shall, at any
ono time be indebted TO the same, either directly
or indirectly, to II greater amount than S2O0O-nor
shall such stakeholder officer either directly
indirectly, receive any loan discount at such
bank, unless he shall procure two good and suffc.
lent securities for tho same, neither of whom shall
be stock holders officers of such Bank MIR
Townse moved to amend the amendment, by
erasng fifteen and inserting taoenty t0e per cent,
which was lost when Mr. Cobb moved TO erase
fifteen and insert t6enty, negalived; and the mo-
ton of Mr. Tracy to amend was adopted and the
chapter reported to the Senate. and the amend
ment concurred in, yeas 13,nays7.
HOUSE. Ba.-By Mr. Tyler, persons furnished
with rifles, and proper rifle uccontrements, and do
ing service in standing companies, to be returned
unprecedented to third reading, lao to "a.
The bill abolishing capital punishmenls was tax
en- up, and the discussion resumed by Mr. Rice IN
favor of the bill. Mr. Sanborn moved 10 dismiss
the bill The motion to dismiss was sustained
by Messrs Brown and Bard, opposed by Messrs
Butler and Needham-ayes 81, noes 80
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-12

The great fires at Mobile do not appear to nave .
purified it from the pesilence. The Register o..
Oct esd states that the health of that city was hO'
San iota better and that the disease has not '0S
one particle gifts malignancy.
1t is stated that 5000 persons were discharge
from employment in one day last week IN N0"
York City. Their employers are compelled 10 '''
tail and reduce their business in consequence y
the hard times,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-12
'FERE CALIFORNIAN

Here shall the Press the Peoples rights MAINTAIN,
Unawed by influence and unbribed by gain
Here patriot Truth her glorious precepts draw,
Pledged to Religion, Liberty, and Law.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-12
Stga 9GRRGEYA9 ga
NEW YORK ELECTION

TUESDAY VEMBER1 2,Is39.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-12

able TO equip hemseves-rojected The bill was
read second time aud ordered 10 be engiossed for
third reading.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-12

IHuTsudy eVe iNUV. z.
Consideration of the militia act was resumed,
the first question being upon an amendment, offer
ed by Mr. Richardson of Waitsfeld, for drills of
commissioned and non commissioned officers bien-
tally instead of annually-supported by Messrs.
Messrs Partridge, Needham, Brown; Fullam and
KendaIl-ayes 81, noes $3.50 tho amen dment was
rejected Mr. Sanderson moved 10 dismiss the bull
-negat,ved An amendment, reducing the sal airy
OF Adiatant and Inspector General from $3.50 to
$3.50 per year, was rejected, &C to 81. Mr. Water
man offered an additional section, to remunerate
Quartermasters and Quartermaster Sergeants for
expenses incurred in the execution OF the duties
exempt GOLFERS, when engaged in burning coal,
from military duty-rejected, 80 to Al. MT Bur-
rington moved to reduce the sum, to be paid by
exempts scrupulous of bearing arms from $3 to So
ton for furnishing regimental coors at the expense
of the ate-rejected also to strike out the Sec
ton requiring towns to equip persons who are un-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-12

g. Brown, Geo. II. Holmes, aud Alden Partridge,
committee to examine Windsor and Essex Banks
adopted. -,
Reoised Stututes.-The House resumed consider
alton of the Doth chaptet of Justices of the peace
mong them ono striking out all the provisions al
lowing Justices to deliver up fhgihves or other
persons from other states, on which amendment
vote was taken, ayes 50, noes %. The Dill was
ordeIed to sd reading
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-04
LETTERS FROM THE COAST.-No, TX.
Free Banking,

We discover that you advocate the system of Free
BANKING in this State 1t is subject OF ,nucl, impor
lance, and if properly organized by the legislature it is
system that must prove extremely beneficial TO the
people at large. We have not the New York law be.
lore u.s. neither have had opportunity VI, exsnis>
ing it in its details. And what we shall offer on this
head mus, be considered pretty much as The result of
own reflections the subject ,-And if it shall lead
to any practical useiu, hints on FREE banking we
shall rest satisfied with the result.
There can be no question, that il banking is found
profitable incorporated few, the citizens OF the
community generally, have right To to participate in
its benefits far is consistent with pnbc safety
As hanks constituted present. however beneficial
their operations in commercial point of view it can
be denied many attendant and unavoidable evils ac-
company their opsra'ions-such voluntary expan-
sons and forced cnnractions-the undue favouritis
exercised by directors either their p-rsons in
the o. friends. 10 the inequality of discounts in IA.
vonr of large dealers to the scany supply e1clu
of the smaller class of business We do not believe
The banks guilty OF all the charges alleged against them
We have much Of the complaint against and the abuse Of
banks, arises with disappointed applicants for inans and
others favours We also believe it rnpssibIe for INV
institution, however well conducted avoid complaints
of this character. But We must also be permitted 10
declare belief, that where complaints Of this kind
have long and universally prevailed there must be
me. grounds existing. to greater les extent for
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For the True Americana
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-

Wednesday, January &c. 1879.
Severnl memorials md bills were pr. scented, read
and REFEREED
Ga motion of Mr. {; uion, the rules wore dspen-
sesl with, and the bill relative to the Police Juries
IN the Parish OF Lafourche Interior, was taken up
pnssed, and Sc 1t to the Senate.
Tn" bill Tor q general system Of Internal I'm
provemcn' came up the first in the order ri the
day. Mr. E. NJ. Connd moved I" II fer ii 10 spe.
cal committee. This motion was ueba.ed b,
Mrssrs Davidson, Brashear, aHd Galennie, agains,
The motion; and Messrs. A. D. Conrad and Muse.
in it's favor; and the question being put the mutton
was lost Mr.. c. NJ Conrad ,hereupon moved 70
Tx the bill for the special order Of thursday
which motion was carried.
The resolutions from the Senate relative to the
National Currency, and Bank OF The United S,ates
ain- next in order; and were, after long sitting
aud some debate, passed, by a vote of 90 10 II.
The previous question being frs' carried, the
vote the final adoption stood thus:
Ayes-BaIlo, Bowry, Brasl'tar, Braux. Cloi-
borne Conrad en-, Conrad d F, COUSIN, DecIoue'
Dunbar, Esaven, Fprtier, Gaennie, Garcia, Gud
hurry, Guion. Laloresr, Laverene, Lewis, Lock e,t'
M"rgan, Muse, Phelps, Picket, Poytras, Pngh,
Pa,ren. R"ge,s, Thomas, and Wncheste,.-2s-
Nays-Bickam, Holmes, KilIIan, M"ulaIre, Mon
ton, Morse. Preston, Ra,I'ff, Trep 'gner, Wads-
worth and WiIsoa.-iI.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-04

MissisHppi Senator. John Henderson Esq. was
elected on Wednesday last, Senator from the state
Of Missssipp!. Tho wings have tiumphed. Mr..
Henderson is a sensible man, who will do credit
to his state in the Senate, and he is thorough
whig. He received a majority of votes over his
competitor; Col. Bngamen receiving votes, an
Mr.. Aylesburry 2 votes-all four wings, giving q
majority against the loco foco candidate of 9. The
Legislature have confirmed the appointment by the
Governor Of the Hon. Thos. II. WiIlams 40 scna.
Tor for the unexpred term. Having tho msjori,y,
we mus. confess the wings were generous.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-04

~~At the Camp, Forrest, during last week wen,
through the characters Of O.hello, Damon, and
Claude Melnoue. We did not see hi. Othelo
but were Told that it was fine ece of acting. His
Damon scas good. He played the Syracusan philo-
sopher as, p4obably, no other can repressn, him
In the manly scenes wherr he spike his indipna.
ton at the grovelIing and corrupt spirit Of his
counirymen, his enuuciaton was " orthy Of sena.
Tor. And in the tender passages with Calan,he
md Hermione, he wns generally subdued, but m os,
natural in the expression Of the emotions which
the situations call for. The scene with LucuIIus.
who has SHIN his horse, called forth those physical
energies which are so admirably developed in Mr..
ForresI's person. We think he has greatly i'm
in his style of acting. There is S. display of his
unmatched muscular talent, md more effort to
produce effect, by drawing upon |,he sympathy
which nature ELECTS. We look upon Mr. Forests
Claude Melnotte as the nearest approach 10 the
character that we have yet seen. If he be sooe.
what too robust Tor the young enthusiast, the ele
gance and grace of his manner make ampl,.
amends aud without nny unnatural tes,ing OF
passion, whore passion should be portrayed, the
intensity IF feeling manrlas his face and brea ,hes
from his whole frame. Tho Jevolednes, of the
son cannot be more apply depicted. How beauli
fully he tels his love and describes the i'm pnary
c'slle BY the Lake Of Como. There is geo,iensss
and warmth and tire ease OF a gentleman, there
10 nothing oEire OF ungracefu in his mnnner. He
neither hnngs his hesj like sheepsh boy, M * o.
one knss fall In love with the other. or keeps his
hends forever elaspsd in an agony Of unfeeipgness
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-04

II narro' escape broker and lottery dealer
ION Camp street made narrow escape yesterday
During walk down Tchnpi'oulas street, from
Lafayette, he was caused to turn around from
"hus and cry" behind him, only in time to defend
himself from rahld dog which was pursued by q
crowd. and which snapped at every thing it pass
ed. He interposed slender cane, which The dog
'mmc dia,ey seized hold Of, when the dangerous
animal was shot down from The crowd. The
gentleman was almost as much in danger frou
The random shr from the m I'd dog.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-04
MONDAY, FEB RUARY 4, 1889,
TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE AT uARr1v,our

TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE AT MARTINIQUE
The Pauline, which arrived on Saturday night,
from s.. Pierre, fIsland Of Martin,que,) which she
'et' on the 18th inst, brnes the unpleasant n,el.
gence, tbs, on the lih.a dreadful carths uake took
place in that Island. The town of ST. Pierre has
suffered greatly, but the destruction has been far
greater a. Port Royal, in which town the number
Of victims to this calamity is no, less than
-FOUR HUNDRED When the Pauline left. however,.
the entire extent Of devastation produced bv the
earthquake, had MT Lsen accurately ssce,,sined,
Hundreds cf plantations on,he Island had been
u'terlVdes'royed. and intelligence Of new disasters
was continually pouring into the town.
The following is an extrac. Of a private letter
from ST. Pierre, under date Of the 18Th.
Ths Pauline being ready 10 sail, l transmit YOU
In great haste, a few details Of the catastrophe
we have just experienced. Yesterday, on the ll,b
inst, at ocloc, A. NJ, very severe shock of an
earthquake was felt in this town. which lasted
nbou. five minute, with the same in,ensit. MANY
Of our houses hive been torn and shat,eren "a
pieces: among Others two in the station in which
We reside' two individuals have been buried be.
meath the ruins Of the latter,
AtFort Royal tho calamity is more frightfu1 from
the news received this morning. we learn that the mum
Der Of victims already Withdrawn from the ruins
amounts to more than THREE HUNDRED. Near
" all the houses in that town are DESTROYED In shor
tits said that this unfortunate city ieary entirely oyer
whelmed and DESTROYED,
10 augment if possible this sad calamity the yellor
FEVER commits terrible ravages. An ong other victim
10 r'r. Lucotte, ad-decamp to the governor.
We subjoin the governors proclamation for copy O
which we are indebted the politeness of the Frenc
consul.
PROCLAMATION OF REAR.ADMIRAL,
GOVERNOR A. DE MOGEs.
| CITIZENS OF FoRT RoyA1:-
You have been visited by frightfu misfortune You
| houses are overhrown you seek beneath their ruin
your 1srent., your children, your friends.
France and the king will soon learn this dreadful
calamity and will come to your aid.
In the Interim let all those whose courage does not IA
them who possess manly hearts and strong arms unite wit
tho garrison and marine to give free passage water
to open the streets prop up u the buildings danger
falling, and thus prevent misfortunes
The assistance Of the Kings together with tha
Of the colony who have suffered than will no
be wanting and You will each Other with your accus
toned generosity.
Citizens Of st. Pere: have this moment learned ,hs
city has suffered greatly in with other parts
the island all efforts shall exerted to aid you in sustain
ius and repairing your misfortuncs.
Fort Royal Jan. Q. 1889.
Rear Admiral Governor. A. DE MOGES
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-04

rI,HE POLISH ORPHAN. or Vicissitudes-A tale
by the author OF the Swiss Heir just received
and for sale by A. It WAR,
jan 80 10 Camp st
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81. Charles E'iaeafte.

2nd night OF the RAVEL. FAMILY.
This Errning, February a,
Will be performed the celebrated Opera OF
TIE WATERMAN.
Tom Tug, MIR rlumer,
Robin Cowcl,
Rumble Rurke,
Wiihent1a, Mrs Pttmer.
An Overture by the Orchestra
Grand Pas Seul, by had'ie kavehot
Alter which the popular petite Comedy Of
MY YOUNG WIFE e. MY OLD UMBRELLA
Gr;zzle Mr. Browne,
Augustus, n Deoa"
6inuh. Mrs Plumer,
After which
THE RAVEL F FAMILY
Will 50 through their Tight Rope Performances
TO conclude with
THE SIX \TERS AT WILMA.
Godensky, Gnbriei Ravel
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-04

LETTERS FROM THE CoAsT.-We publish to-day
the 9Th letter from the Coast. The precs ding
nun hers have been characterized by much prncti.
cal good sense, and there is much food for reRec
tion in the present, hut think the ritter IS
occasionally too speculative, and tnkes his subjec,
BY the wrong horn. Our own opinions on the
principle of free banking have been pretty fully
eiven-indeed so fully that we do not feel inclined
10 repeat them here. Ii is system which if pro-.
pery applied and guarded, mus, tend to the prns-
per,y Of the country. l. ,oill make money more
accessible to certain classes in the community
than it now is, and will place men more on an
equality in the various mi6ca,ons Of trade and
business. But it mus. no, be suffered to run wild.
Certain restrictions ale necessary constitute rue
and 'ationul liberty. and SO guard is requisite tn
render the system Of free banking void Of those
noxious influences which excess nigh, induce
The principle 10 plaia one. The STATE mus, be
secured. then ssue her bonds, for which pro erv is
pledged, and banking is done in the regularly way
BY the individual or associations who have TAX en-
ont the value Of their capital in bonds. Every man
cannot bank nor can he become his own b nix e.
No banking should be allowed on a capital of less
than $2O0,uOO. The charter should provide agains,
all Offences ami protect its provisions. The letters
Of our correspondent, have been read with interest
will he continue them?
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-04
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a,


A number Of memorials wese presented in the
Senate, among which wac one praying permission
10 build the iron part Of two American steamers
in England. M. Benton introduced a bill
repeating the duties on salt. Mr.. Fosters bill
amending the act su'hor.ing Tennessee to issue
grants and perfect titles to certain lands, and TO
settle claims to vacant and unappropria.ed lands
within he same, was TAX up IN its third reading,
and ordered 10 be engrossed. Tho yeas and nays
were ordered, and the bill passed. % ,o3.
The following the yeas and nays upon the
final passage Of the duelling bill in tine Senate.
Yeas-Messrs. Allen. Benton, Buchanan, Clay,
Of KY, Davis, Foster, Fulton, Hubbard, Knight,
Linn, Luspkin, Mexican, Morris, Mou.on, Niles,
Pierce, Prentiss, Robin', Robinson, Ruagl.s,
Smith Of Com, Smith Of Ind, Southland, Swift,
Talmadee, Upton. White, Williams of Me-,
Young-29.
Nays-Messrs. Brown, Clay Of Ala, King,
Nicholas, Preston. Roane, Williams of Mi.
In the House, Mr.. Cam breling, on leave, made
sepor, from The Committee Of Ways and Means
on the subject Of finances. The report, after
reviewing the financial history Of the Govern.
ment from it's organization TO the present time,
states that in the appropriations in the Harbor
and For.ifcations bills are made by the House.
some provision to the amount of five six millions
mus. be made to enable the Treasury to meet
The demand.
The report was laid upon the ia BILE and ordered
to b printed. -.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-04
Cam 81. Theatre.

Sixth night Of the engagement Of the celebrated
MR.. EDWIN FORREST.
THIS EVENING, FEb.4'
Will be PERFORMED the Tragedy of
KING LEAR.
King Lear, klr Forrest,
Edgar, v Fre,lericks,
Kent. Johnson,
Cordelia, Mrs Barrett,
Regan. Greene.
To conclude with the laughable Piece Of
THE WAGS OF WINDSOR.
Lootiev, MIR. Greene,
Caleb Quoten1, johnson,
John Lump, Br"wn,
Grace Gaylo%e, Mrs Greene.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-04

The Plaindealer which disappeared a, the com-
mence ,ent Of the late pressure which the roun
Try has jus, wea,hered, we hear is to be revived
for its former editor. VIM. Legget who has re-.
ceived the chief clerkship in the navy department.
Mr.. Lsgge.t has written some clever naval and
other sketches and is in the main, take him oil in
all, a clever writer; bu. he is one of the mos, un.
prihcped politicians and verest loco focos tina,
ever walk ed on two legs. We do not wish him
SUCCESSIVE is altogether too much of radical
for US. and unless radical change takes place in
its principles, We trust the PInindeaIer may 'be
born again" only to die second tnr.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-04
MARRIED.

MARRIED,
On Friday evening, the ia February. BY the Rev Abb
Aosi. Hon LYMAN BRIGGS 10 Mis- JOSEPHINE BAHAM
hssb y p I'snspy. Losisians.
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CA X rs

u PRINTED at the shortest Notice, in the nost
elegant manner, in Black or Colorcd ISKs on Enamel-
led, White Flake, Plain surfaced CARDS. and
Prices rery reasonable at TRUE AMERICAN OF
FICE corner Of Poydms and st. Charles SIS.
.Scrc'nt New nnd Beautiful Fonts Of TYPE hare
Just been adiet to he establishments
Orders recfircd at Compiling Room 81. Charles
Eachnngr, 3rd door from Gravier ST or at The Printing
Office, corner ofPoyAr,s & ST. Charles streets.
D0rl-H
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TnEArRrcA1-The benefit Of Miss Tree a. Ne
ST. Charles, on Saturday night, was deserved
bumper. That excellent Comedy the Honey
Moon. was strongly cast, and never was comedy We
will venture to assert, better performed. The Ju-
Llama Of Miss Tree chasts yet full of SPIRIT md
We have not seen her in my part in which she af-
forded us 50 much pleasure. Caldwell PLAYED as
well as he did when playing was his profession,
instead Of as now, his amusement. Full Of life
and vivacity, correct and elegant, JUS. S. Brown,
as Roando, was deservedly appIaudrd Next to
Caldwell we have scarcely know n better come
djnn. His dress and address, his reading, his man.
oers, and walk. are all studied, bur he has the nr,
20 conceal his art. We cannot however refrain
from giving him one little hint. When sitting at
his table in his conversation with Engenio. his
position was father indicate, uninten,ion ally 81
we doubt not, but actors should always be careful
no, 10 offend modes'y. CoweIl ard Holland, hy
their d oIleres, as The Mock Duke and the Coup
Try Bumpkin, forced even more than a smile from
the fair beneficiary. Mrs. Harrison did Eugenio
well, and Farren, as the Doctor, would have re.
csived more applause had his tights been made
acquainted with the darning needle, but the truth
is, the audience were afraid to- laugh or applaud
too loud, les, the conclusion occusioned ,hereb,
mil h, have shattered his neither integument still
~o,se ,hnn j, wac. o. the other actors " shal
speak when they deserve notice.
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W.: .Dc eosns Boston No. sosp. landing from sbip
- y - sss1 PwHITNEY. "a csspa
EDlOUR--e00 barrels superior bvnnd, for sale bv
laH O II BLISS, Is PoyJr ct
kHTIkk-2O Kegs G0sIcn hutteT in store and fov
vale By JrHAYER e. Co, "a Poydras st
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q The memorial of the inha bitants of the Sc
cond Municipality to the Legislature, agains. the
law introduced by Mr.. H"a in the Senate, i. at
our Reading Room. where those VINO have not yet
signed, are requested TO call and do 90.
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"AY-4On 400 bales Hay,
Ill 900 barrels potatoes.
90 NJ feet lumber, landing from ship Hanover,
and for sale by LEVI H GALE,
ja:U 81 Common st
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T1MBR;.LAS. IS cases mantua silk Umbrellas
u large sizes, received from ship Mersey, and 10
sala by BRIDGE SEQ,
d13 l34 Magazine at
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TO MERCHANTS.

Uj'MERtlIaNT> can hare a BEAUTIFUL ClRcs.
LAR str"ck eff tonr honrs Noricr, by caN,ng he
Comp'ing Room Of 'fislJE AMERICAN PRIrT:NG:
OFfIcT, ST. Charles Exchange adiominy Tie READ
ING Room at Corner IF iraver street, al The PIN,
ing Office, corner Of dras and ST Charles Streets
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STEAM BOAT BILLS.

OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS ofSTEAM
~ BOATS can haze their Bills struck off, in
or Colored Inks Plain Colored Paper, scith
despatch, and Earor"Me Terms, by ienriSg their
ORDERS at TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE corner Of
Poydras and ST. Charles streets.
Nev29-tf
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&@0ESs
THE TRUE AMERICAN.
EDITED nv JOs1N GIBSON.

FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
" Il w OR LEANS: