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NADDEIi-i casks in store, for sale nv
WI NJ J THAiER Il Co. "A Poydrayss At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-13

Il lNSEED oll-ln jugs aaI burrelS. landing and
- for SHELBY n BONNABEI.
a3l ~ ichal tonjae st
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pUfIER-lao Kegs Guslls,, and Western, in store.
- for sale by q DORSEY,
OIL A New leyec
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November loh 1880
Ship SEA-, Goddess, for Havre,
Brander, Mckenna & Wright
$hir VIE dc Paris, rrott. HAVE, l. II Gale
Ship Henry, Pierce, Liverpool ST Eobsun & co
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

After 10 o'clock Car be obtained by paying 10 do
lars for the Trip.
THE JACKSON AND LACOuRSE STREETCARS
Leave CaMa street ut O'Clock, A. NJ. and hourly. Al
past o'clock this will every half
hour aud continue throughout the day until o'clo ~. NJ
from the head ofJrck.on street
Persons going by the Locomotive provide themselves
with Tickets money will he taken by the cond
Office New Orleans and Carrolon Rail Road Company,
Poydras street. JOHN HAMPSON,
nov29 Chief Eug N. o c r X
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12
BY HEWLETT L. CENAS.
GVNlAlSiL SA1 ,

"ILLbc sold on. Monday, 18th Of February, at l2
W O'clock at the City Exchange, st. Louis street,
n virtue Of I'M order from the Parish Cont, for the
Parish nnd city of New Crteans dated the 9Th instant,
under the direction Of the Syn.c, the following describ
ed property surrendered by Gabriel George Glenny to
bis creditors, VIZ:
ted in tarroIIton. Nos So and 60 measuring each 25
feet front ll street, by $50 feet in depth. Nos. 60
and 81, having the same front of IS IT, on Rese'vec ST.
by like depth. Bought of c. Porce by No,arial Act
g"ssed before La Garleu Notary Public. the l"'h of
May, 1887
Lot No. s. in square No. Is, in suburb Washington
-, Municipality, measuring 90 feet inches front on
by 100 feet in depth. Bongh, of L. 5. HilIegsberg, by
airy, 1887.
.oa,! Fix Lots Of . Gtonn1 Nos 70 u AMI II in
Nos 3, and 10, having each 81. l. 6. on Marant 81,
between Morales and rquhart streets, by w feet in
depth No. hay ns~3I. 8. 6. feet Nlarunt street
on Drqnar street by H. 3. D. feet in depth. Bought
Of F.. Bur,hs by act before l.. Ferand Notary Public,
the Dist February, 1887.
4. Eight lots, Nos IL, "a, 49, l6, H. ia, 10, 90 in
square No. a. in suburb Washington, Sd Municipality.
No. l3, forms the of French and Ururt streets;
measuring 3D. 9. g. feet on French street by, loG IT,
Get on Urquurt street, aud Nos II Is, l6, II, 49, -
aud 90 euch measuring 81, I. 6. feet trent French
street BY 1906. H. feet in depth. Bought from f. Burthe
and Ihos Duplesis by passed before L. Fcraud, No.
taty pnbIic, the ?ist of February, 1897
y. OHe ot on me street, near lle new NhIih Dougpt
from George Andrews, by private act, dated the 18Th
March, 1887 Geo. Andrews and wife acquired title
from N. Holmes, to this lot which measures rs feet
front on Vine street, between the Florida landing and
the boundary between Suburb, st. Mary and Delort,
huving 1!5 fee, in depth.
Terms and Condilions-One third in cash; and the
remaining two thirds Of the price Of each purchase,
payable in and II months. The purchaser giving his
notes with one geod endorscr, and mortgage retained
until complete payment.
The act. of sale to be passed before II. Il. CENAS,
ptli
necessary. jal2
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

CARD.
rl,HE Principal of the English, French and Spanish
Academy, No. II, st. Charles street, announces
to his friends and the public with sntisa, ton, that his
institution is il successful operuton that he hopes
to have his compliment Of pupils, which will be
limited 10 fifty.
Ec lakes this opportunity of assuring parents that
nothing snail be wanting, which NAV contribute to the
comfort and improvement OF their sons
d.; 1888
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12
PAR HEWLETT & CENAS.

VENTE PAR I.E SYNDiC.
scra vendn IL I.lnl, 10 fevrcr, l2 hcures, Ia
lsourse de lite, en- vcrlu dun dccrtt de Ia tie
pIrosse, pour la uroisse ct vile dc Ia Novele Orle
ans, en- date du courant, Ia direction du syn.
die, les prspr,etes svanes, nbandonnecs pa; Gabriel
George Glanny crcanciers:
l. Qnarc lots do tcrre, SO, GO, 81 ct g. sues a
Currolton 50 60 mesurant % nds chuq face
Ia rue Onz- $50 pcds lie pronnlcur 60 IT g.,
chaqu', % picds d, face Ia rue kcservte unc
meme 'roiondcur-achees dc C Porse p,r acte de-
Lcgardcur, not. public, ic 10 mai 1887.
.. Lot nj. S. dams l'ile IS, f,ubourg Washington.
muncipalitt, musnra 81 pds Cps sur la Morales
ent,e les du Port Ferdinand, sur 100 prds ell
profsndonr-acl"'t de l. liil|rgsbergs par uc,e de-
want L Scghers, not pub. le % f,vrier 1887.
s. 5 Lots de tcrre, nos 8, 9, 10. ct ~, dnrs ct
"a, iaul,ours Washington, Municpaiitt no g. nos
ct 10, ayant c'nque 81 I. 6 sur Ia Muznn cnrc
A"raIea e. Urq"nr, sur piels de prof"n,eur, no
II uynnt 81 pls . sur la rue Mnzant io7 picds
sur la rue urqnlnrt; ct r. 81 pitds sur Ia Ur
tie dc F. Burhc, ucte dev3ut l. Fcruud, not public
lie q fevrer 1887.
4. HUT Lnts, nos 3D. H. IS, l6, H. 49, l9c 90 dams
Pic' II" "a, tnuhourg " ashnglon, s. municipalities
qulart, meslrant - pd9 ps 6 lig sur Ia DIES Fran
cnis, LOG pd u ps In UrJnhar,; CT les
AIS l6, II, 10, 10 c, 20, Clique 81 pd ps
6 liz de face la dcs Francuis sur los II de pro-
actu devuvt l. Feraud mot. pub lie 81 fevrier 1887.
5. Tn Lot la dc Ia Vfgne, pres du nsuveau
Canal, achctc par George Andrews, par privG.
date du 10 MARS l837' George Andrews ct son erouSc
"cqurent lc tire do Holmes, lot qu mesnra 25
pei- de taco In de Ia Vigne, entire lie dearcadere
Fleride ct la ligne dc drmarcaon dies aubourgs Ste
Marie ct Delor, ayant 1875 pieds de prefondenr,
COndi,ions-Un tiers compliant, ct les deux autres
tiers mos, pncIucrcur Dormant billcs avec en-
dosseur, I hvpothcque jusqua pnrnit Placement.
Les nctes de ventc serot psSes devun H. b. Cenas,
not pub acqucrcnr pnyant les ras de uctc ct Ia prise
de "'lssession par rarpcntcur. III
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12
DALE ROPE-8o coils Kentucky haie rope, in
.AJslore and for sale by JTllAir.E & co,
:,lf
BA IA a R.
Corner Of 81. Charles & Common street,

CoTNcF q u. LhdFzes r COWW0n NFect,
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
DUSH e. ALLAN would respectfully call the at
ID tenon Of citizens and strang gers their com pete
assortment OF Gen,lemcns linen -hirts, do cnlnbrc
with linen FRUITS fashionable linen fronts: linen col
lars: silk, cotton and mcrno under shirts and drawers
ca,lrc and silk hnn,lkerchicfs black aud fancy cta-
watts in great variety: stocks OF every Description gum
snsc and cotton suspencrs: silk, cotton and thread
gloves: gents hoskn gloves: umbrellas and canes gold
mounted.
Also,-Splcndid assortment Of ladies' and gents uri-
ting desks, dressing port ioo. perumery
iery, and rich ftucy goods.
neyl
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

ENCYCLOPEDIAS! DICTIONARIES!
DEES' Cycl"pncda, IL vols, Ednburg Encyco-
III p"edia, 10 vols,
Penny Cyclopaedia, vol lltb Encyclopaedia Amcr
icuna, - wis.
Penny Magazine for 1887;
Gortons Biographical Dictionary, vols;
Walkers Dictionary, vol Buyers Dictionary,
ivoi,
We!,sier's DO I vol. johnson 4 Walkers
iictio.ary, | vol;
Newman l. ltnrrctt's Dictionary. 9 vols.
Jolln.on's Dictionary, lvolu.ne Wcbstcr's Dictiona
~, 2vots;
Boyer's Dictionary, Q vols;
Also large supply Of English Souvenirs: &c, for
by WM MckEAN,
d. cor Camp and Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

EXCHANGE READING ROOM.
VENHE proprietor has re-i,,ed his Reading Room, in
L. the St. Charles Exclrnge, Corner OF Gruyer
and St. Charles street, IN the neutest n,u,ner.
Besides ull the principal npers of the Untod States
of every city aud state. the Cuadas Texas and Next
and Havana, the room is regularly and EXTENSIVE.
ly supplied With the latest European papers, to,d's
Isis, and PIc1s Price Current. Also with nearly
all the Literary Periodicals. OF the day, and has the re.
publications Of 'hc London, Ednhurg, Westminster
Metropolitan I.eviews and Bluckwouds Magazine. The
North American Review the Southern Liter lrv knck-
booker The American Journal af Science. and Arts
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, GentIencn's
a gazinf, American monthly, Brnllv'I Ascecnv, the
Mexico Chirurgicai Review and variety ef others
All these works regularly subscribed for and recei
we'd. The room is also supplied with large variety
fmups and aliases Niles Register, Lcvys Price Cur
rem, from its commencement, Gazatcers and variety
of works preference.
The most active intelligent collectors are en-
ployed give the earliest arrivals and pains nor TX
pense will be spared render this Reading Rom the
first the United Suites.
Subscriptions are respectfully received.
Octll-tt
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12
GEORGE w. SMITH,

GEORGE w. SMITH,
Su, geon Dentist, from Phikadclphia,
REGS toi orn the ladies and gentlemen ofNew Or
Id leans at he has located hnSelfat
No. li6 Canal Street opposite The Stute House,
where he will be happy to attend to any professional
engagements.
& " Smith not having previously visited this city
takes the liberty Of extracting from reconmenda
Tory letters that he bears, the following testimonial
from those who have known him long End intimately.
From the Rev. S II Tying, of Philadelphia
81 take great pleasure that have had conslera-
bic acuuain with Mr. smith both PERSONAL aud in.tle
business of his profession In both respects consider him
gentleman highly worthy Of the patronage which he
ceves As Dentist have found operator whom
considered superior, and feel satisfied that whatever conf
drnce shall be reposcd in him by those less acquainted with
him will be well repaid by his discharge of duties entrusted
him. Mr.. Smith has operated to considerable extent for
pei sonay aud for members of my family
STEPHEN II TYING.
From Rev. Robertson, Missionary at Syra in Greece
IL waited in Philadelphia give Dr. Smith fair opportu-
nifty of putting my teeth in order. This he has done in
ma,tery manner aud the geneEeS. and skill with
which operations elualed only by his pa
iient in giving thing the highest finish
shall future be saved only much SUFFERING but also
much valuable time. C. &c.
References in New Orleans:..
Jacob Wilcox Esq.
Tlos. Allen CIa ke Co..
Socumh, Richards & Co, New Orleans.
William Clarke Jun. ESD
Cuhbert Buitt Esq.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12
BUSINESS CARDS,
FRED WILKINSON,

DEPUTY SURVEYOR GEEcPAL Ur LOUISIANA,
hfFERS II's services TO the public il the depart
~ ments OF surveying and Civil Engineering, both
in tnwi and country. From considerable experience in
his profession and by promrness and fidelity in The
execution Of business entrusted TO him, he hopes to
merit afd receive share Of public patronage. liew
also and calculate the Contents of walls and
excavations. O.hce No Clrres street, second story
back. je7
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

FOR HAVANA Packet Sh,oner.
II The first rate fns' sailing packet schr
,TTM EDWARD rR'l'l.E., Capt Baker, will pos.
.xE lively sail THE EVENING. For freight
OF 2OO barrels, having elegant ACCOMMODATIONS, apply
on board Plea une Tier, WM PORTER,
fell IS Common II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

STATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish Court of the
= Civ of New Orleans. Present the Honorable
Charles Maurnn, Judge Jan. 3lst, 1889. No. 1885,
James Henry Duckworth vs.: His Creditors. The ccs
sion Of property hy the Petitioner, accepted by the
Court for the benefit of his cre,nrs Ii is ordered that
said Creditors do meet in the Office of J. n Coy
Not Pub, on Tuesday the l2th Gay Of February 1885,
sem and there to deliberate upon the affairs of the sud
iusolvent and IN the meantime all proceeding against
Ills person aud property stayed.
by order Of Court-Clerk's Office, Jan. 3lst, 1885,
ARMAND Pilot,
fel Clerk
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12


"A two story DIV eng house, No. 6, Tri-
1;s66 street, near Tivoli Circle, standing back
nIl&4. from the street, h wing four rooms, well fin
shed, story ki,hen with four rooms, cisicrn well
and every convenience to make it comfortable resi-
dence for small family dcsirons Of living retired. Al
piyO }. OFT.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

VAMES :. WAYFitLU, Counsellor aud Attorney
- At law, Of Texas, has maie arrangement with
yoscph NJ White Esq lutte i'rrg te in Congress,
from Flura and Counsellor at Law of the Supreme
Court OF tn. United States, 10 give his advice, legal
opiuions aud ipstruc til all eau in which he is
retained in rcxus. Col. White will in all eases give
written Instructions aud in Of great Importance,
will attend IL person. the supreme Court OF Texas. lie
il in pos Session Of ali The Spanish and Mexican Ddil.
uucrs anil hn- New Orleans, the largest civii law
library ia America.
Innd JiUes,
Ia all ca ses in which James May field is retained MS
an attorney auI Land Agent in Texas, he will receive
my ASST .tnl,ce, and advice II counsellor.
ia7 JOS WHITE.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

OFFICE ofhc Firrmrh iasurn,ce Compyny Of
~ Ncr Orienas- The 20 ckhodcrs are hcrrh, no.
ufed t''a the SIXTH In rALMENr her"mes due, and
pay abs the 9TH FEBRUARY noht. at The office Of tho
Com any, y Camp street, Ell TRACEY.
ni SEE
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CoastWlse,
lNrll 1bI

FOR BOSTON.
IA Ths fast sailing shin FEltAX, Hca-
FRY ", master. having mos. of her cargo cngn
4 scd, will have immediate dispatch For
ire'sh, patsugc having good accommodation, apply
to ) Il WHITNEY,
feb
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12
FOR LIVERPOOL.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
Il The AL coppered shin EQUATOR,
,iiFasM J Bison. master, will have despatch. For
zA4K. freight OF 900 bales, or passage, apply to
Ieh SN = WHITNEY, II Cnmn q
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

FOR HAVANA.
"a The fast sailing coppcred A brig
,TrM LUNA, Captain iiulleu, will n,ccr with i'm
-=- mediate despatch. For freight Of roo barrels,
or the bulk thereof, passage having splendid fur
mshed accommodations. apply on board, opposite the
Trinnglo stores, I'd Municipality. or to
JUS WiI PORTER, 95 Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

1 yATNTS aud thlE
l. do Dutch, linsced oil received per ship
Engle from Bremen,
SO barrels English llnsccd oil received per ship
Elizabeth from ondon,
100 barrels brown tanners OIL
% barrels chalk,
100 barrels Spanish whiting,
100 Kegs Philadelphia hite lcal
60 kegs gr"sn paint,
50 kegs rcd aud black do
Chrome, green and yellow, &c. &c.
Paint brushes, and for snlcby
JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
janis corner Common & Tchnritoulas SITS
s(nn EMPTY hls. and tirrccs, for sale by
eJVV SHALL 4 BROWN,
ju!8 96 Magazine ST
, CASES Pungce silk linndke rchiefI, of handsome
- patterns. for sulc by GOSSIP & Co..
jail" St CHARLES 3. Exchange Hot
TLOTlllNG-2 cuses flannel aut cotton striped, for
J sale by SHALL. & BROWN,
j2i 80 Magazine st..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

FOR LIVEKPOOL
Fl The and fast sailing ship BOW
I'm DITCH Thompson, master, having most Of
AAE her Cargo engaged. will have despatch. For
balance of fret ght passage, apply 10
ie5 So JP WHITNEY, 70 Camp $,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

FASHIONABLE PARIS MILLINERY.
VTNiiE subscriber has the honor of Informing the Ia.
Il dies, that he has received per ships lafayette
and Marcngo. supply Of fall and wil4rr Millinery, OF
Scamun expects to lev. opened and rssdy tor exam.
ination Monday and Tuesday next.
ID + sCANLAN,
nov3 25 Chprtrsp
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

FOR SAIL
A T the max rftrtorv Of the subscriber, Hosting
n Wheels lad Pipe, % all sizes; SASH Plaster.
liar, &c. Turning, Saving aud Grinding do,c us
Usual bv tII.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

FOR LIVERPOOL.
Fl The Al and fast sailing ship MASSA
,G> SOFT, Capt Bartlett, having the renter part
.xlE. of her cargo engaged, will meet with despac CHI
For bnuncc Of freig or passage, apply to
te2 T. IIGAI.E 81 Cn,nmnn st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

FALL 4 WINTER CLOTHlNG.
p. FREEMAN Il CO., no ), Magazine stresi.
y receiving their supplies OF Fall and Winter
C"thing, and wi" connue 10 receive shiPmenta regu-
larry rnng bout the season. Their assortment being
the country, the shortest nolce Tor sale Wholesale
& retail, accommodating terms.
puDJ
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

FOR LIVERPOOL.
III The A fast sailing ship EUROPE,
,TM Capt Dr,mncnd, will receive Immediate dcs-
!E patch or the above port.
For freight Of 900 uIcs cotton complete her cargo,
or pa ssGgc, apply to LEVI Fl GALE,
fcn o. Cunu,On at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

DOKk-Mess y Prime, at the inspection for sale by
L n4 G DDKSENs New levee
CUNNY BAGS-35 bales in store, for sulc by
" q DORSEY,
milo IA New Tcyec
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

~ IADOW GLASS, LINSEED OlL-7OO box
w es Of Window Ola 8, 1900 gallons Oil; 10 bar
rels of Varn,-hes; Is dnz of Paint Brushes received
per ship 5, Louis aud Barque Vouchc and for sal. by
ROBT. CLANNDN,
nOy07
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

VlVEXAS LAND SCRIP FOR SAi.E-The sul'scri
L bers offer for sao twenty Floats of six hundred
and frty OF land, each. BY the OF the Legs
laurc this script be held and located by foreigners,
and istranslcrallc by assignment.
nov29 THOS Ii LEE e. co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

N ANIFOI.D NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Improved
lvl Manifold sin every stytc just received ut
he BAZAAR, ofSt Charles aud Common SITS.
BUSH T. ALLAN,
noy%O Exchange Hotel.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

r AIDES Velvet Riding Hats, of the latest styles
IL 70 sale by GOSSIP n Co. 81 Charles st,
IS Exchange Hniel
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12
ShIPING.
For Europe.
FOR HAXRE.


Fl The ~ and fast sailing ship RICH
,TvN MOND, Cart Winsl,ip, will receive nn'ne-
4 date despatch for the above port having TIC
greater part Of her cargo engaged anu going on board
For freight Of $40 bales cotton, or passage apply I"
fec l. IL GALE, 93 Common 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

IA The A fast sailing slip JOHN HALE
FvM Capt CrowelI,w receive immediate drsp"tcl
:z4 for the above port. For freight OF 2Ol bales
cotton TO complete her curgo, apply TO-
fa6 l. ii GALE, 90 Common 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27
Auction Sale.

ss,s.R LVTIIL be sold at Auction, (irnot
fjU81 w previously disposed Of a Farm
l3sstz1 lying in Winhall, one half mile west
AsaEszssA of the middle Of the town, containing
OCT acres of land--well divided into moving |,
pastnTing and plough land suited for dairying
or keeping sheep--well watered--and mostly
under improvement--+with good buildings and
well finished--a good cider orchards---l sugar
orchard, (frst best ia plenty ofSwood land.
ALSO, ~
40 or so tons good Hay; 1 Horse;
double and single Waegon;
single sleigh and Harness;
] Cart and Plough;
1 Harrow and Chains, &c.
Sale TO commence on Monday, 18th October,
al 10 O'Clock, AM. A liberal credit given with
good security.
FRANCIS SESSIONS.
Winhal, Sept IA, 1889. s.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27
"A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

Three Churches and The National THEATRE
destroyed - Yesterday afternoon, about i
o'clock, some of The persons EMPLOYED IN III.
National Theatre. corner Of Leonard and
Church streets, discovered Ere in the vicin.
ity Oft gas room, which they endeayored
to extinguish, with small force pump. but
were soon obliged TO relinquish il, und make
good their retreat. The building was coon
developed 10 flames, which communicated 10
the adjoining rear OF the French Episcopal
Church, de ST. Esprit" corner Of Franklin
and Church streets. and TO the African
Church opposite, on The corner of Church
and Leonard streets. The inside the bull
dings with their contents were entirely des.
troyed, The rear gabo and a part Of one
OF the side walls Of the Theatre fell. destroy.
ing the rear part Of the two story brick front
dwelling, No. Ia Leonard st., and setting FIRE
to the Stone Dutch Reformed Church in
Franklin street, between Chapel and Church
streets, the inside OF which, together with
the roof of the two story school house next
adjoining and belonging 10 the Church, were
destroyed. The walls ofthe French Church
and OF the Dutch Reformed Church do no,
appear 10 be injured, particularly the former
the walls and pillars of which are OF white
marble. The walls Of the African Church
and Theatre will probably have to come
down, The Churches are supposed 10 be
insured. The Theatre was owned by Messrs
Aymar s. Co and o. Mauran, and leased by
Mr., James Wallack whose loss is estimated
atabout S25. 000-no insurance. The build
ing was valued at about $50, 1000, and insur
ed in this city for 100000
/ NJ Y Journal Of Commerce,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27
THE AFRICANS OF THE. AMIsTAD.
HAnrronp, September 81. 1899.

tihNtFVhbs oSptCthuct II, 1907
Immediately after the opening Of the Cir.
cult Court this morning, Judge Thompson
said the Court were not prepared, as YET, to
dispose Of the case under consideration
finally, and that any limitations he might
then throw out, ought not TO be taken as the
ultimate views Of the Court. He said the
case was one not free from great difficulties,
and the Court were embarrassed with the
right disposition Of it. The three girls, and
all the prisoners, had been discharged alto
gether from any criminal accusation. 1t
now becomes serious question what dispo.
sition shall be made ofthem with the 9th
ers, as well as the children who had been
brought before the Court on the writ Of ha-
bcas corpus for the embarrassment felt by
che Court extends to all the persons 10 custo-
dye ~. T. Journal of Commerce..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27
NEW GOODS.
Che0p Cash Store.

FNNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
a the public that he is now receiving
LARGE and SPLENDID assortment of
Fall and Winter Goods.
which will be sold CHrApER than ever.
lie does not expect to put on q large profit
70 support Farmers Interest Monopoly, and
Windham County Mercantile Regulatory
The following are few prices;
1000 yds Brown Shrtings, at 6 cts per yd
100 !" heavy fancy Satinetts, 30 !" 9"
100 green Flannel, 95 /"
Printed SaAony de Lanes, very rich and
fashionable for DRESSES; Alpaca Cloths,
beautiful for LADIES' CLoAKs; Printed Meri-
nos; Allepines; Silks Of all coors, and Victories
OF every description to suit purchasers.
cases ladies' Cater Bootees and kid Slips;
newest style Hats aud Caps,
BRoADcLorBs and CAssINEREs, al great bar
gains; 6periect Premium Cooking Stoves, a
superior article, for sale cheap. All kinds Of
Produce taken at Cash Prices.
Wanted, BOO, 900 yds Strnw
Comp, by the first day January next, for which
fair price will be paid in Goods.
The subscriber intends to continue his bust
ness in this hourlshing village few years Ion
ger, should his health permit.
PHILIP MARTIN.
CuIlfofd Centre, Sept %, 1899.