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TO CONTRACTORS FOR PAVING.

g EALED proposal. addressed 10 The Recorder and
- Council of the Third Municipality, marked "Pro-
posals to Pave will be received until the 18th July,
j839 for furnishing all the materials, and making the
side walks required by the council according to the fol-
lowing specifications and payable in the bonds Of the
at ten years, hraring interest nj the rate
Of six Ier cent, per annum, viz:
The cub STOKES re employed shall not he less than
three and half feet in length, four inches th'ck anu Of
the width which sha! lie desmed necessary according
to the level required and which shall be determined by
the inspector Of public works. and shall lie dressed at
the ends und at the exterior and superior sides, and on
the edge the gutter stones shall not he less than three
feet in length four inches thick and foot wide, and
shall he dressed the ends and on the side which lay
against the curb sone The curb stone shall be laid ut
the least nix inches elow the level Of the gutter, and
the gutter shall stand against pavement I" four
feet wide and the side walks shall be laid with bricks
from the lake Of good quality, Or with bitumen Of one
inch thick coat Of grey white sand Of shells
in front OF each lot property having no more than 80
feet 'front.' there shall be made gutter with brick, mol
two inches thick in order to let the water OUT the
sperfcy Of which gutter shall be level with the pave
| n,entt Of the side walks.
The contractor shall fill up to his expense with rive
sand all the anquettcs which sha not he high enougl
| und shall furnish all the materials.
sons approved of by the council security Of five thou
sand dollars, for the faithful execution OH contract.
| The paving of said sidewalks TO begin in EIysia
Fields street, going up and down; and the streets run
mug perpendicular from the river, beginning by III
Eysan Fields street. up and down.
The contractor shall also pave at the corner OF enc
street, path Of four feet wdn with flat stones Of no les
than four inches thick.
Conirncts may he passed for Streets Pre-
vi,eh the quantity Of yards consraced for be not les
than four thousand per contract.
tnrV
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THE MOORE AFFAIR. zone word upon the subject
of King Hokstein, who bore US challenge from mr..
sim. We told him, upon casting eyes upon the
signature and CHANGING the last lines Of the note,
tina, held and his card in equal contempt"
lie then observed, that If would not fight him, we
should fight his friends. To this answer was short
but empliaiic-"now or at any other tine tostein
seemed perpcxeJ, aud begged Of us 10 take the note
Even that w~ud not do. After lapse of some min
nes, during which losien observed, that though ops
posed politically, he personally friendly to US, We
i.ented and observed that though could not take
the note, would reply to it, and in connsseraon OF
ibis situation which appeared almost ludicr"us, we re-
questrd him down, conduct nthe affair mot TO
hostility TO him, but hi position Finding that Ocooco-
like, the little dogs Of the "epublican had suck up an
offensive hand bill about IL O'Clock night seven then
when puppies most do congregate conceived it our
duty to call on Mr.. Holstein in the morning, and then
in the streets Of andrin proclaimed him "a skuking
coward, and mos. ptvful puppy'-repeaed t" him all
that have declared here Of thu conversation, in the
presence of hundreds, title Of which he rresu.
med to deny" Red Rirer Wing.
Some time since Mr. Moore, editor and proprietor Of
the Alexandra Wing, announced TO the public that
he would not recognise the oscnsibe editors Of the Red
River Republican, worthy Of his notice. because they
used touls by the Loco"oco party of the Parish
Of Rapdes. In the course of his career Mr. Moore
challenged by Of these persons. The above expla'
nation Of the affair we find in the Red River Wing We
have no opinion offer upon the merits Of this question
All we know is, that Mr.. Moore is brave man.
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Smart~outs Chickasaw Lands-We learn that the
the Northern District Of this State to ia Sc his lew on
the lands lately attached by him MS the property of the
JetauI'er S"artwout Tho Pon,ooc In,eiIigencer
sa,s, that "the books Of the companies owning the
lands have been examined by Mr. Butler, the District
Attorney of New York, who reports thai the defnulter
has interest in them "hatever."-Souihem Argus.
"No interest in them whatever !" That's good. Had
Mr.. Butler reported that the books of the Chcknsaw
Land Companies exhibited the names of Levi Woodbu.
ry, Martin Van Buren,, Amos Kendall, ex,Auorney
Butler. General Jackson, and host of other good
specuatorz," he would have come nearer the truth.
Perhaps Mr.. Swartwourt had i,een bought out.
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From 7'eEas-Loss Of the Cuba.-We have d'tes
from Houston to the 18th instant. The Cuba going
into Galveston struck upon the breakers about two
miles from the channel way and has since been buried
in the sand. She under charge Of Captain Philips
who had been appointed to fill the plaza Of Capt Car
son. The insurance upon her $60Oo0 Her cargo
valued at from to thousand dollars. The pas
sengers all got off with nnch difficulty losing the
whole Of their baggage. An attempt is to be made 10
rnse the engine. News had been received at Houston
Of, hostile nteutons Of the Cherokees towards the
Texan.. Troops ordered to repair at to the
Of action Nacogdoches. Another battle had
taken place between the Indians and Texans Little
River, in which tho former lost forty OF their number
The question Of invading Mexico and carrying the
into the enemys country i. seriously agi,aed in Texas
An attack from Santa Anna would unite all hands an
| hearts in the cause.
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SYNDlC'S SALE.
BY RACH e. CALHOUN,

by BACH g. CALHOUN.
WILL. be sold on Wednesday,, July g. 1889, at -
between Royal and Chartres streets, by order Of Anho
ny Rasch, Esq. Syndic Of the creditors Of Nlessrs
Egertnn u Wibray, Tor the and at the risk Of
Messrs Edward York, George b. Ogden and $ COgdsn,
WHO huvc failed to comply with the terms Off sale OF
property hereinafter described, made to them the
24lh January, 1889.
Eleven lois OF ground. situated IN Faubourg Sauet,
I'd Municipality Of New Orieanr, in The squire bounded
by Clio pytanee, Caliops aud Nayadss Streets per
plan which will be exhibited nj the time Of sale, VIZ:
Lot No. !, measuring 90 feet, inches from, Prv-
tanee street, by 40 feet in d.pth and front on Clio
street.
Lots Ne. 9, 3, 49, 6, 78, and 10, measure each 90
feet front on Prytanex street by l2O feet deep.
lot No. II, measuring 70 feet inches front on Pry
,anee street, by 100 fee, in dcpt and front Caope
street.
The above lots will be sold separately with the priv
lege Of an alley in the Of the width Of Is feet
Terms Of sale-$l8n0 cash each 10, balance 6
l2 and "a months credit for approved endorsed notes
with mortgage until final payment.
june | 3tijI7j Sly
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Great Meeting Of Fircmen in New Iork-On the
10th instant tremendous meeting ofthe fremen Of New
York ouk place, for the purpose Of aorling this INTEL
lisent body of men opportunity Of rebukins the
Common Council for It's late act in creating 81 New
Fire Companies, and making the FIRE department 20.
li,i- al engire. The enthusiasm and unison Of feeling
displayed on the occasion without parallel. Mr..
Anderson the old chief engineer the meeting determined
10 stand by and under, and they inmated their
wish that MIR. Hoffman, would resign. The excitement
continued to be undated. The monarchists will find
it hard thing to deal with New York remen roliti-
cal slaves,
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accident the NashviNe Rail Rood-Hn Tues
day evening, the train going at pretty rapid
rate towards the Prairie Cottage, at the Bayou Vere
the engine off the rails. A plank had been placed
obliquey on the track by some scoundrel The bur
den in advance Of engine crushed to pieces
the engine and the tender overturned and the first pass
senger car merely displaced. No person was hurt.
In returning to town. man who had been in,psica
ted" fell off the and found Wednesday
killed.
p. ). Since the above wa. written We hca' that a
man was thrown out Of one OF the by the
sion, AM, his skull fractured H. is in the hospital and
nav recover,
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NEw YORK, Menday Eve. Jura 10.

New York, Monday Eve. Jnna 10.
Z" The tendency decline which rerceptble in the
Stock Market towards the close Of husinea. on sotur'
day, continues in force and apparently the increase,
tho closing quotation. to-day showing considerable
falling oa in rncy descriptions, varying from per
cent on s a. ,f INC
3D. and soles were made ut ll9 Sd. seller 6o days; Of
r,e!awore and Hudsnn Canal Co. at 49, Canton Co at
q L.. Stcningtcn Railroad Co at 81 Haresm Railroad
ling exchange there has yet been but us donefo
the Great Western, aud continue quote hills 81
per cent. prem. he Havre packet which sailed yes
We are unsbe report any improvement in the cot
ton market, hch continues quiet, the business not ex.
eeein. 500 40" bales per day, and without any mate.
rial change Saturdays quotations.
Flour il very dull, and NAV be quoted at IS 62l 6
87S for Western 81 81 80 for Ohio and Georgetown
at IS IS az 81.
From Quebec ue learn that the Banks of that city
sumsd specie pay men's the lst inst.'
Courier and Enc.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-20

tn. Lemis, ng"in.-Mr. Wykof, Of Op-lousns.
hns ou, in a pamphlet upon Lewis, in
sunJrv charge. Of the latter against his charac-
ter. Lewis inermeddling will, Wykoff's slaves,
strongly Of the Garrison and Tappan school Of
conduct. 1t would appear that Lewis has raised up
storm by his conduct Mr.. Bowen, that he is unable
oquell.
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which necessity the Committee on Streets and
Landings shall decide. 1t Icing understood that
Ibis res tuition shall not be deemed to extend to any
public works now being made under contracts.
The same Chairman also introduced tho two fol"
lowing Revolutions, which, the rules being aga'n
dispensed with, were scverally adopted:
RESOLVED, That five hundred aud ninety six
dollars and ninety eight cents he paid 10 II: A.
work m nmp posts.
Resolved. That two hundred dollars be paid 10
H, Blakesley for tomb for the late Treasurer Of
tho Municipality.
On motion Of Dr.. Ropors Chairman of the Pc.
leo Commttoa. tho rules being dispensed with, the
two following resolutions werc scyerally taken up
and .dont.J.
Resolved That il sha|l be the duty Of tho COL
factor If tho ,,xe. upon grop shops 10 sue out in
49,. n N "so...r,. Corrt ali IF the ;nfractions
- g.. 49,. ..,,,;uo n kcepinp vrop shops open
:" 'c VI" '..'s.,' NJ ~ SAILING iouor to slaves,
a'ter o. ,ocA ~. -. ia ton.a. ara renor,ed
whn'h 20 'ouI' u.o' ~. .o.. ,v.oLlv in writing
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Nrm Mail Arrnmsemsnt.-We are told on tl,r au"
tlnry of the u S. Gazette Of Philadelphia that the
Post Muster General has made hlrsun with the Geor.
gin Rail Road and Banking Company to carry the mail
the Southernroue rapidly to ensure its trans
mission from New York to New Orleans in nine days.
The express mil to be abolished. All thi. is good
indeed There will be only $50 miles Of sta sns
the whole route,
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Vente do Syudic.
PAR BACH L. CALHOUN.

PAR BACH L. CALHOUN.
IL SERA VENDU 10 Mercredi lc Juliet pro
l. chain midi, a la Nouvclle Bourse rue St,
Louis entire les Royao ct Charrcs, par lordre
de Mr.. Anthony Rasch, Sindic des cr6ancers dc
Messrs. Egerton ct Wibray pour le compile OF
risques do Messeurs Edouard Yotke, George B.
Ogden and J. C. Ogden qni ont manquGs
termes presents par la vente pour les prophecies CT
dessous designGts leur adJugGes 10 % Janvier,
1889.
ONE LOTS DE TERRE
situes dams 10 faubourg Saulet, Ode MunicipatG de
la Milo Orleans dams i'ilct s.ue entire les
Clio, Prytnn6e, Calliopc, ct Nayade d'apres
plan qul etc expose au moment dc la vcntc,
SAVIOR:
Lie Lot No. |. mesurant 90 picds pouces do
face a la ruo Prytan6o par 100 pods dc profondeur
dc face la rue Clio.
Les lots Nos. 9. 3. 4. S, 6, 7, 8, 3 $40 mcsu-
rant chacun 90 picds de faco a la rue Prytante par
40 pieds do profoudeur.
Le lot No. II. mesurant 20 picds pouccs de
face "a rue Prytanee par 100 pieds dc profondeur
ct face Ia rue Calllopo.
Les susdits lots seront vcndns separ6ment avec
le privilege dune alice dc Is peds do largcur.
Les ternes do vontc ropt $500 compliant pour
chaquo lot, ct le balance 6, IL, Is ct "a mois do
credit billets endosses satsfnclion avec hypo-
theque jusqu' a pnrfait paiement.
BY BACH " CALHOUN.
WILL be sold on Wednesday,, 3D. July, 1889, ut II
w O'Clock, at the City Exchange 81 Louis street
Two Squares Of Gronnd,
Designated plan drawn by LOUIS l'rngirr sur
| veyor genes |, ns spares and {. Square f contain,
o6 lots, numbered from to II, which measure fol
lows:
Nos |. 3,4, ST. 8, Q, 1910 lot. measuring each
30 feet front Nucary street, by lO5 feet in depth 10
No forming the corner Of Mntauy and Adam street,
and 10, No 10 forming the of Macnriy und Bur
| Diet streets.
Nos II, 70, l3-3 lots measuring each 800 feet from
| on Rurdet steel by $50 feet in depth.
Nos H. ~, 49, H. H. 10, 20 ~, ~ $50 lot, meas
urng each 81 feet front on Commercial street by l0
fee, in depth; No IL forming the corner Of Commercial
and l'urJet streets, and No % forming the
Commercial and Albums streets.
Nos "a, IS, BIB lots, measuring each 30 feet front
| Adams street by 50 in depth.
Square c contains 26 lots, numbered from | to &C
which measure ne follows
Nos -, 3, 9, 1910 lots, measuring eacl
30 feet front CommeIci street, by los feet in deptl
lot No forming the corner Of Commercial and BuaCs
Streets and No 10 forming the of Commercai 4
| Washingto streets.
Nos II, u, 1873 lots, measuring each 30 fee, from,
Washing ton s,aee,. by $50 feet in depth.
Nos II. l5 6 II, 10, 19, 90 Il, -, 23l0 lots, meas
ung each 81 feet trent Pearl street by in5 feet
depth LOT No Ia forming the OF Pearl and Wasl
ington streets. and No 90 joining the corner Of Pea
and Burdet streets.
Nos "a, rs, 26-3 lots, measuring each 80 feet fior
Durdet street, by $50 feet in depth; all America
measure.
june 81 ljl7j&3jy
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New.lDrlcans Chamber Of Commerce.
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1889.
President, S. J. Peters.
First Vice President, W. l.. Hodge, Esq.
Second do. Jnn. A. Merle, ESQ.
Committee Of appeals for 1889.
James Dick, James II. Levcrich,
nc. Cammsck, Abjah Fisk,
p. q. Scribe, Samuel Thompson,
Committee of Arbitration fir the month Of May.
John Hed,lleston, John c Hurrison,
NV. Huntington, Wilum Hopkins,
Ennch Hyde. Jr. p. A. Hardy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-20

Six Stocking Jolks-This is the watchword Of gun.
dry Van i'uren prints in relation to tho wing party.
As the " d. candidate in the Norfolk district DIES.
cantng the crimes Of the silk stock, arisocracy,
Mr. Mallory seized his antagonists foot, and cried ou,
to the assembly =" See here is a man protesting on,
thing and preaching another He has on pair Of silk
ckings himself"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-20

The Anglo Saxon Roce.-There j. a great deal OF
humbue and stupid falsehood asserted about the supe
riorty Of the Anglo Saxon race. Tho Normans con-
ouered ,he and have always led them in arts and in
arms They are the difficult to civilze Of any Of
the caucasian tribe and far from their hnving any
right claim superiority, they are nextto the negro IN
stupidity and barbarous propensities
Vicksburg Sentinel.
Sweeping assertions t,ese DR.. Hsgan. This stupid
angloSaxon race peorled England, held possession Of
through good and evil report for eco years, founded
the nobIsst language that the world ever saw was the
pnren, of the law and Of The freest institutions
of mo,ern ,in,ee and can boast Of IN Alfred. Their
conqucrors, it is true, were Normans, but all that is
good, noble and esvued in this latter people,
munca,ed by t~ir intermingling with Anglo'Saxons.
We regard the character Of the English and American
people being chiefly made up ofthnt belonging to this
stupid barbnrous Look at the pure Normans now
in France, nnd what they Doctor, doctor, you
have b.en betrayed into error Of Judgment.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-20

70 John l.. Stephens, being disappointed in the
mssiun Hsilnnd collect the records of the early
history Of New York, has been appointed by the Pres-
dent to the murderous agency Of Guatemala.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-20

Doomsdny Book.-The reading Of the proceeding. Of
the New York Council, removing wing officers and ap-
pointing V.n.i'uren, occupied two hours und the min
utes spread over 100 pages This may be styled
the first Doomsday Book Of New York.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-20

U7 The Wing members Of the Connecticut Legisla.
lure, previous to al ournmen and passed reseIu
ons indicating their preference for Mr. Clay, but rledg~
ing themselves to 60 for the nominee Of The Conyenv
linn.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-20

Practical AmnIsamation.-An English white woman
% years Of age, brought up before the New York
police court the 9th instant for n,oxic atom II was
proved that she the wife Of the negro Hewlett the
rragedan. She is the recipient OF fI30 income, pei
ann,In,.
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l.Rtest ulNaea.
FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEAKANCES.

CLEAKANCES.
June is. 1879
Ship Archer. Marston, Philadelphia, 10 Deneere
Brig Lancet. Clarke. Boston, & J r Whitney
Schr Swan. Traincn, Mobile Master
Schr Charlotte Mick Pen. soo'n. Master
Steamer Madison, Scott st Louis Master
June 10. 1879
Ship Perkins. ;ugersolI. Liverpool Heath q CO
barq9e Clarinn Young. Havana RG'onin:A co
br!a Independence. Rich New York. II Ashbrse
sehr Airevma, Moline. Csmpeachy, ) Fernandez
schr Comet, Stark. Mobile. Mater
ARRIVALS.
June 10. 1882
Tow host Gramps Morri.on fin W Pass. having towad
to ship Caroln. tho inv with R,ha
Len the bar the l7h H. kepotts on brig In ,r
ofhnR. None in river ~
b.rque Bsshs~ Fireman. 90 days from ste,.on
Steam packet Columbia Wnds 81 hours fin Galveston to
Smith 4 Voorhees
Steamer John Linton KimhaI. I'm Natchiloches
steamer John andOiph. Miller, fin Cumberland River
Steamer Alton, Sellers, fun st. Louis
June 10Th, 1882
Steamer Nydis. Nixon, fin Opelpuses
stesmsr " sshington, StIrck, fin Lsfau,che
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Exploring Expedition. Lieut.. Wilkes writes from
TERN del Fuego Feh 90 that he will to gain fur
ther ledge Of Pamer's land That's good boy!
do the best you can.
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PAR BACH L. CALHOUN.

IL sERA vENDU Mercredi 10 Juliet, 1899,
! a midi, a la Nouvello Bourse, rue St. Louis
DEUX LOTS DE TERRE
situes Carrollton. design6s d'apres un plan tire
par Louis Bringier, Arponteur generale, los dts
do &c lesquels ont les mesurent suivants:
chacsn 80 pieds do face a la rue Macarty sur los
pieds ,le profendeur. lie lot, formant rsncoig~
nure dos rues Macarty ct Adam, ct lie lot no. 10
fornant lenco gnure des rues Macarty ct Burdet.
No. II, IL, Is, trois let's ,nesnrant chacun 800
pieds do face A Ia rue Burdet snr $50 do profon~
deur.
Nos. IA, Is, l6, IL, 10, 10, 90, 81, %, 20,
dix lots Mcsurant chacun 30 pieds de faca la rue
do Commerce sur los de profondcur. lie no. ii
formant pencoignure des rucs de Commerce Of
Adam.
Nos. "a, rs, &c, mesurant chacun 30 pieds do
face la rue Adam sur $50 do pro(ondeur.
l. iet c contsnant &c lots numerotes do a &c,
losquels ont les measures suivants:
Nos. !, 2, 3, 4, S, 6, 7, 8, 8 g. 10 mcsurant
chacun 80 psds de face Ia rue dc Commerce sur
los do protondeur, le lot no. l formant l'encoig.
nure aes dc Commerce Ct Washington.
Nos. IL, ~, Is mesurant chacun 20 pieds dc
face Ia rue Washington sur $50 dc profondeur.
Nos, IA. IS, l6, II, Is, 10. 20, 81, %, 80,
dix lots mosurant chucun 81 pieds dc fnca la ruo
Pearl sur lis dc profondeur, le no, ii forman,
rcncoignure dos Pear ct Washington, ct lie no.
- ljoignant rcncoignuro des rues Pearl ct Bur.
det
Nos. "a, 25, 26, 3 lots mesurant chucun ~
pieds do face Ia rue Hurdet sur $50 dc prefon-
deur Of lie tout III sure Americaue. il
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This frauds on the New York Custom House are the
greut subject Of debate in the Northern papers. The
corup,ions Of the administration have brought SNUG
Cling into vogue.
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%. The Dr. Jarvis case in Connecticut is over. The
Legislature has refused to divorce this man and his
wife. How disgusting these exposes Of domestic
Quurrels!
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DAVID JNO. ROGERS, Chm.
II LOCKETT,
10HN HAIL.


To sail on Thursday the 9th inst.
Fl The A and very fast sailing ship CLIFF
I'm TON, Captain lngerso, will s"il as above
AAlE For passage, nving handsome accommo"
la,ons apply on board opposite the Vegetable Market
or to LEVI GALE,
o. Common
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Another Spoke i" the Wheel.-By reference to our
advertising columns it will be that the Native
American Mechanics up aud about to battle for their
sacred rights. They going to organize Themselves
into association whose object shall be the repeal Of
the naturalization laws
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-20

GThs York Town sioop Of war was to he aunch
ed at Gospor the l7th the anniversary Of the bntt'
Of Bunker Hill.
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Nem Link-The Auburn and Syracuse Rail Way
is open for travel The distance is twenty five miles
This forms another link in tho great Bufiulo Raj
Road.
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U'Parr's Ridge. on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road is raversed by locomotives. ascending plano 50
feet rise per mile the Of miles per hour drag
cling 60 tons.
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The Memphis-This new ship Of $50 tons wit
accommodations for 40 passengers has heen la"nche
in New York und will shortly be here Of Home
Packets.
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yNm Cnmol.-The new canal from Lawrenccburg,
Indiana, to Brookville. in the State, has been
opened. Boats regularly plying between the
towns.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-20

Miss Dnreaport-That essence of humbug is sport
ing it with her guardians in Nashville She is
60" there.
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chere,y, or the Woman Of Honor, ne" novelty, il
is supros ed Mr. Bulwrr in answrr to the Man Of Hon
or-not yet received.
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New Words -Intipscated-ea:ct Of good wine.
Observation-Disclosures without permission from
ones creditors.
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Good Ners. DR.. A. G. Smith, professor Of Surgery
in the Medical College Of New York, has resigned Ono
humbug less in the surgical profession he would turn
agriculturst.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-20

P Rector, the Albany murderer, who caused so
much fuss last year in New York. has been found guilty
| Of manslaughter in the socnnd degree.