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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-23

TuE posr OrrrcE DrpARrNEyT.=Therec cannot
be the shadow Of doubt that Amos Kendall's sys-
tenn Of management, needs Thorough reformation
from end to end Not only do letters miscarry, and
their contents-whether OF money matter, lost
to their rightful owners, but in many cases takes
40 long TO sort and deliver the letters by the
try postmaster. that individuals subject thereby
10 the most vexatious delays loss Of time and hest
Of other miseries which always follow therefrom.
Within the last few weeks two letters mailed at
Philadelphia, containing enclosures Of money for
the Herald Office, have miscarried. Without doubt
they were safely posted by our correspondents, bat
have been intercepted and their contents apprcpria
ted by SEINE Of Amos employees or sub-treasurers
AT Saratoga we know Of several cases where per-
sons did not get their letters, until lapse Of two or
three DAYS after their arrival This TO men Of bust
ness is as bad or worse than the loss Of money, and
reform must be commenced, either by the present
postmaster or the citizens will demand IL at the hands
of Congress. We say, therefore, 10 Amos Kendall.
he wise in time and get the credit Of not only inst
tuting an enquiry into the negects and abuse Of the
Post Office department, but Of originating its reform
and perfecting the system
Above all. tn. practice Of swsrtwouting the prop
erty OF printers, by subtreasurers, must be broken
dollar. In the last two months and without doubt we
do not stand alone In this species Of gery.
While on this subject may add the following
from the " Commercial Of last evening"
AT 1T Aoars.-Hiram whittemors, assistant post
master al Exeter, N. H., has been detected in the
act OF making free with rposey letters passing
through his hands The gentleman is represented ss
"full-blooded locofoco'"
Thus we 60.
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41rorecutmga Of Couurfl.
S + co d M u N ICIpAL ITY.
TUESDAY, 23d April, 1899.

Ac-''bAI l, ~ou APfll, 1903.
The Council met pursuant to adjournment:
present Hon. Joshua Baldwin, Recorder; and all
the Aide rMcn.
The journal of the preceding meeting having
been read and approved,
The Recorder laid before the Counc n notice
for meeting ofthe creditors of II. G. Buckley,
referred to the Attorney. Also, copy of decree
OF tho Parish Court in tho case of tho New
Orleans Cotton Press VS.. Municipality No. q and a
| report on the petition of Mr.. Watson, which was
adopted. and on motion, tho rules being dispensed
with, it was
Resolved, That tho Treasurer refund to Mr..
Watson. on the warrant Of the Mayor, ten dollars.
PAID by him as fno for running dray without
regular number.
Tho week ly Statement of the Treasurer was
submitted, showing the balance at the last report
to have been So, 800 O5; received since, Sl2. SOC
II; drawn from the City Bank, S4398 AZ; dcposi
ted Guy Bank, $4.6l6; Expended, 1926 76:
notes redeemed, 1896 O2; balance. $3, 766 So;
p-;i.ions from Birmingham, one from Toredo
DePoullly, wore read and referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings.
Of MIR. HigginbothaIn, laid on the table.
MIR. Peters, az Chairman ofthe Finance Commit
tee. reported the following resolutions, which,
the rules be ng dispensed with, were sever lly
taken up and adopted.
Resolved, Til the interest on the bonds of the
stale, received BY this Municipality, under an act
Of Q i.cgis.sinre, approved 18Th March, 1899,
shall be paid by this Municipality, at the place fixed
on for the payment oflhe by the cndorsencn mt
OF the Municipality said bonds; provided the ill.,
tcies coupons Of the state Bonds shall bc received
by The i oasurer Of tho State in part payment of
Inc lnleres! on tho bond. Of the Municipality,
given IN exchange therefore and provided fnr. |
l,er, that this resolution shall only rsmain in
force until tho payment of the bonds Of the Mum.
cipalty.
Resolved, That note Of this Municipality a, four
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81. Charles Theatre.
Last Night One.

BENEFIT OF MRS G. BARRETT,
MRS BARRETT has til. honor to infoen her
~ friends and tie public that her Benefit will take
place on SATURDAY April y, 1850, when will he
presented the urvucd Comedy the
SCHOOL. FOR SCANDAL
And the Fnvorite farce If
TOM NOLDY'S SECRET.
a25 2t Boz Booh Nor Open For Places.
FOR LOUISVILLE: y CINCiNNAT1
ii: s ; &C.; e.;
leave for the above AID intermediate ports on Fridav
next t"r freight passage, having accommodations
e4na' 7" any boa on the Western waters, apply to
t"pt. ufeen on hnnrd at Poyns street wharf or to
no sTETSON & AVERY, Is Gravcr st
oAF SuGAR-CO barrels ), S G in store, and
~ NJ = TOR sale bv SHALL & BROWN,
SO Magazine street, Agents to Lafyette sugar refinery
april IS
NAl.s-i''o casks, receiving from ship Nanngun
"pI a5 SHALL & BROWN, % Magazine E,
LASS-I00 boxes fine Windsor soap, just received
AZ SHALL g. BROWN. &c Magazine st
DokTEk-London Porter and brown stout, for
Il saleby READ Il BARSTOW.
n2' Bank Place
WlnNE-;Sweel Malaga wine in y casks. in store,
w for sale by READ 4 B \RSTOW,
aso Bank Place
CEMENT-Roman aud Hydraulic cement, for sale
~ ny READ Il BARSTOW,
40 --.. Bank Place
VDOTATOES-2OO barrels eastern D0ia1oes Iun.I;,.
L from ship Nile, for sale nv
as5 SAL + WHITNEY, 70 Camn st
AY-30O bues prime eastern hay, landing. nnI
- % Tor sale by 5 i J WHITNEY,
40 70 Camp st
nAkS-65O ours superior quality. Innd;nr on,I -.
~ sale by & J P'WHTrNESV" u 'o'
a-9 u Camp at
VOLUNTEER FIRE Co No. i.
A I an annual meeting of said Combapv held q,
90 their Engine Hone on Friday evening oh Aprii
'o'9' me following persons were elected Officers m
serva the ensuing year, to wit: = - ~
d. s. Devices, Foreman s.,s..-'
George Shepard, list Ass,e,a,,t do.
K0hert Puga, 81 do dor |
w. o. Warnock Secretary ~
april2s 81 W'oo WARWICK, se,,e,,rv
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St
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,


Couf 90 farosse pour la paroisse ct villa do l.,
Nouvelle Orleans-L Etat de Ia Louisiana.
q ,ous ceux que ces presentcs conccrnent-
A TrENDU quo Ambrose Coppcrtwh,;to F,,.
- - 'oh' 40 cette vile. ayant achet6 a une vente
pat i!e"'ett a. Genus. encaneurs pubic, Ia
oPfclc ci.apres decritc, s'cst addressed an grofc
40 cette cour, pour avis coformemcnt 4 IN acto
ae Ia Legislature de rEtat de Ia Louisane intitue
cue pour contlrncr les titrcs DIES aconereuIs aux
s'.SS J.ld'c'aires," appronv6 lc 10 Mars 1884 -
SUI cohh', ct toutcs pcrsonncs intGressees
sont par ccs prcscntes senmees au nom do PEtat
"o ID housisnc ct dc la Cour de Paroisse, qui pour
l''"t "Voifotolt Ia proprGtG CT apres d6crite en-
Innsoq''ncc d'Iln dGfau: do forme dams rordre, Ie
decrct' gu 10 Juge'nent do la cour cn ycrtu duouel
vento eie latte, on de toutc irreguarte OF ilc
game dams destination, ravis on 10 tcnps ct 10
"'* u' d Vonte' gu pour unc autre Cause quelcon
l'', NC !'irc voir dams trcnte jour, datcr dc Ia
p:oI'cat'"h DO Get avis, ponrquoi la vcntc ainsi
'alte' nc scra't pas conirn6, ct homologud
La ditto prnprie'G tilt venduc par les encanteurs
susd'ts le % jour dc deccnbro do ranne, 1898. en-
Vertn dnn decret dc cettc ren,lu 10 90 de Jui
'et nc 'annee 1885, dams l'affairo de VIM, Vance
vs.: ses ere .nciers ct los cr6ancicrs do Vance &
Miller No. lO0Gl du docket do celte cou~. n In.
q"o''e vcntc 10 dit Ambrose C. Fulton s'cst tendu
acGuereur pour le prix dc $4,000, payable conno
To- En- I'm billet du sustt Ambrose C. Fulton.
ae IA somme dc S7c6 66 %, lordro dc, OF endos
Sc par John Watson, date 10 % DGcemb G 1929. Of
payable six mois
90 Fin un billet du susdit A. C. Fulton, de Ia
meme son'me, rordre dc, OF endosse mar le susd;t
nois. "o""'
80. En- un billet du susdt, A. C. Fnlton do Ia
meme somms. a Pordre de, ct cndosse par le susdlt
'onh atson dc Ia meme date ct payav!e dixhuit
mos ieshnt ensemble Ia somme susdite do deux
mile ,rois cents piastrcs.
Description dc la propr;ete dapres 10 Transient
jndciairc.
I'm certain lot de terro design6 par lie No. ;. st.
le en- Partic dams 10 faubourg S,uet, ct en- partie
"ns 10 fau onrg Dclord. dams l'ilet compris entre
les rues st. Thomas. Benjamin, Tchoupitoulas el
Suzette, mcsurant 26 peds pouces do face i,
.ue st. Thomas. sur III peds ,rois lgncs dc pro.
ondeur entrc des lignes PARALLELS 10 tout mcsure
Anglalse ensemble toute les authorizations ct tous
es Grolts, privileges, &c.y appa1tenant.
=, A'nsl que 10 tout apPert dun plan fat par F.
!" ikingson, dePuie arpentenr general dc Get Etat,
late 10 70 Decsmbro 1898, annexe q I'm acte au
'reifo dc William young Lewis. nnta:re public,
late 10 70 Janvier, 1889, Giant une subdivision du
Of NO, b, ains gu appert dun plan fat par Chs.
= Z'mpel, slors depnt6 voyer. date lie 4 Fevrier
633, OF nhnexe IN acte au gregg du notairc
usdit sous Ia dete du 20 Mars de Ia meme aimee,
suroan dn Grefher de la NonvoIle Orleans le 20
Avril 1899. .;7 q. .'g,l'i 49,
LOUIS R. coURTIN, i
IS s-4, lPs $3.50
HAVANA COFFEE-8OO bags, Iluvuna coi7se, IN
ass "A TRIER, - Gr.,ic, .,
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
-. = CELEsTE's BENEFIT.
And Positively Inst Appearance This Season,
Grand Gala Might,

~sesS eOS64AVe
Boz Book Nop Open.
.... CARD.
HNS sr%s b! FsSds thu
THURSDAY, April 25, 1889
For which occasion she has great pleasure in anno,n-
cling the following
Extraordinary Novelty and Attraction
FIRST TINE IN NEW ORLEANS
Of Douglas Jerrold's new and original Dran,a which
created such powerful interest in London, Dublin,
Edinburs, New York, Philadelphia and Boston, called
THE MOTHER!!
The Gipsy's Revenge!!
In which
CELESTE WILL Perform A SPEAKING
CHARACTER.
written expressly for and acted by her last season. night
after night with the most signal SUCCESS tic Theatre
Royal Haymarket, London.
After Which
FIRST TIME IN NEW ORLEANs)
The national Polish Dance Of Liberty, called the
CKACOvIENN
by Made'noiselle Celeste.
his oeanti9! dance was presented to Celeste by COL
by her in London the Polish Anniversary before he
Committee, and 100 of.he brave exile.
The whole to Conclude
BY DESIRE OF MANY PARTIES
With Auber's Grand Ballet OPERA with the original
music, dances &c of the
MAID OF CASHMEREn
lie Dicu ri la Bavu,Irre,
La Bayn,rr- by NIodemo;sc)l. t-o,ss,,
Her Original Character in all the American r;,;es ''
In til course of the Opera
FIVE GRAND OPERA DANCEs.!
by Mademoiselle Celeste
IN winch She will Introduce several New and Brilliant
effects. 3, ,na
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NEW SPECIES OF FRAUD-The Louisville Journol

New SPECIES OF FRAUD.-The Louisville Jou,n,,
says: . -
A friend from Arkansas informs lin of j. no,.
OF fand pcrpeiated BY the land office RECEIVERS =; ,
part of the country The Indian agents and can,, u'n'
Tors hn9s paid oul large amounts of Treasury noes
Notes, bearing an interest Of per cent senerajIv a
their way to The land offices. The receivers il s
ss,ns Them in kiud to the credit of The government
put Them N their own pockets and keen them there
nearing interest until they sell them for good ,nn5
premium rs eastern funds. They pocket ,Is ,,ssaS,
snd ne premium and we nmy ctariiahly suppose thu,
a.sr the IRE s,y notes are G inverted into tho
o. ,he county, me nett proceeds held subject 10 nh.
ncsry all 'sr evis become merchants aud land snecn
iators, and i is unconnmun thing Tor them =, IT,
HER rreculaons ny actually selling their Offices"
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;, AWFUL OocuRREyCE.-A man called at the Poor
House in Exeter r. |. kept by Timothy Pccklam, on
Wednesday evening last, about 10 O'Clock, and demand
ed a;n'i't"nce-he was refused. They told him he
could 90 into the barn and sleep he threatened to have
revenge. la short time after, the house was discover
cd by the neghhors to be fire. Six of the inmates,
!e poor OF the town, and two persons on visit from
Newport, t Mr.. Prrkhum's family, persisted in the
han'es. Mr. and Mrs. Prctham nure v escaped with
their iivcS, hy lrapng from the second story window
IN" person suspected Of having fire 10 The house.
was ri Incorporate habits. Mr.. Peckham was his
guardiln.-PrOr .Jour "
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HREAT BRITAIN AND AMERiCA.-The New York
Star :-"From the information we have derived
from intelligent gentlemen arrived in the Great Western
we learn that among the people of England, the govern
ment and all classes, the idea of going to war with This
country, is deemed perfectly preroserous; that rather
than it should take place, they would see the whole
territory sunk into the ocean, that they look upon as
border dispute, in which the feelings of the two c,un-
tries are not involved; and that ii is mere question
OF land, nnd not honor it may be easily adjusted and
cannot in any way lead to hoses betweo, two great
and kindred nations whose hearts and interests are in
dssoluby uneI
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-25

1 OsT-ln the office of the District .Cour, for the
- First Judicial District, mite drawn and cub
scribed by Henry u. Forsyth, to the order Of Forsyth,
Goodwin Il Co. and by them endorsed. dated New Or
leans, jan %, 1887 payable on 18th day of May 1893,
at the Mechanics and Traders flank, Photographed No.
varetnr New Orleuns Jan. q, 337, David l.. Mccoy,
Notary Public, the note hears also the endorsement Of
George Buchanan and John Ilogan,jr
This note enco ed in protest and petition, and
was los, from the Clerks table. nprl0 :.
TIME Prince and the Pedlnr or the siege Of Bristol;
i by the anthor Of the "Heiress." Tie "MrrChants
Daughter" &c. in2 vols
Public and Private Economy; illustrated by observa-
tons made in New Englaad in the year 1885, by Theo
dor. Sedgewick; part Ind, vol. -. o.,
The Muny Tales of the Three Wise men Of Gotham;
by the author oflhe Dntchman's Preside, SC &C.
new supply of James Novel the "Hugenot." just
l0apl 49 Camp ct.
RROGANS-l2 cases men aud boys Nip brOgons
- landing from ship Charleston, for sale by
10 BRIDGE Il Co, 134 Magazine st
nFFICE TO RENT-In Coma, N Street, opposite
~ Bishops Hotel. Apply to WM. MckEAN,
apr 10 Corner Camp and Common sts.
WAFER CANS-jusI received, few dozens O
w of Tin Wafer Cans-I,ox-s IA l-9 and ! ID.
For sale by DAVID FELT 4. Co.
aprlO New York s,a,ioners' Hail. 81 Chsrtres ut.
ANII.'.A ROPE--4O coils, assorted sizes, receiy-
~ ing from New York, per ship Warsaw. For sale
ny SHALL 4 BROWN,
apr ~ 96 Magazine 81.
w INE-l3 pipes Sicily Madeira, receiving per shil,
w Charleston. For sale nv
Shall. r. BROWN,
aPf ~ 96 Magazine Ut.
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An article is going ,hr rounds Of the papers ahrond
tna. Slr John Harvey saved the life of General Scott
G.iPPeway, some time during The last year. This is
misrepresentation; Scott saved Ilafvey's life at that
we must confess that TO us both apocryphal
we do not give the slightest credence to it, shsl
until the facts are fully established than tue sug-
gestons Of some accident maker.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-25

feh''ce' OF the Louisville Journal, some lines SAWS
very good things and here is one Of liem:-
,:. ne MHofd nhrd Is voluntary tenant of the Rul.
""n1l' q" which he l'us long been addicted-PhM E~o
nat are those "two inveterne habits !" Drunken.
hess ann wrii'ns poetry, we suppose. Well we hone
tliey will both be eraicaed tile latter asnsr;,iI ~
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ATTEMPTED SuicIDE.-1he Hon. Charles De VIII
'"''nfrv member Of Congress, from New York. aud re-
Gently our Charge dAtluirs at Guatemala al,cnn,cd
10 commit suicide while on his way from New York ia
Aioahv' IN TIE steam boat Utica. lie WINS discovered
~ MS "efth' whence he Ind remained some time with
's 'hr"at cut and bleeding prof,sely. lie will pro
badly recover Pecunary embarraSsments are Said 10
have been the cause Of the stemut
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENr.-On the night Of the Gth
while the steamboat fober, Fulton, crowded with pas
sengers passing up til. Ohio, about mile above
Warsaw, her fly wheel broke and large portions flew
from the boxing into the cabin causing great consterna
ton and 'loing great injury. The Warsaw Patriot
says
MANY of the passengers mattresses the
nhin flor six Of :" HON less injured. A
portion OF the wheel weighing or 800 pounds fell
the breast Of man, breaking his collar bone,
md injuring him otherwise; another had his thigh bro
KEN another his leg, and fourth his scu bone fractr.
ed; happy learn however that all in fair
way of recovery.
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CITY BANK,

~ =, New Orleans 9th April, 1889.
I Meeting of the board of Directors held ii,is
- Day, The following Resolution was unanimously
Resolved that al! notes under renewal in the Bunk
may he renewed until tn. FIRST dav nf nec,,,, ,a.
on que payment "fa cnrailment of Twenty per cent
and the usual discount The board of directors re-
serving Inc right 10 regime additional security i. all
sases, where they may deem it necessary
as X / PAL EPLy ,,,:
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THE NJ ARKElS.

H. EcrIsv LIE, \pril II. Bpm.
- nc .'"The' mas undergone no material change since
Flour 10, is still ats57' but very scarce
~ e h none, is quoted at3a4 Alabo ma
nu ne'I htSslsssppi money ass Union Bank
Brandon SC a 81. '"""' ~ ~ )
me. river is getting low. AT Flint Island, there
~. slcenl water for the large bouts To pass M
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rAcErioUsNEss OF CoBBLER-A son of Crispin,
IN one OF the eastern cities, thus announces his caup
snrsery peff'rmed here upon old boots and shoe. bv
a'"'"s to The fe't making good the legs, binding the
oroken healing the wounded, mrning the coosru,iou
and supporting The body with soles,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-25

NOT QUITE DEAD. The New York Wig saws
Ihe Liverpool Standard announces tn. deo,I, ,f In,
Jacob As'"r of this city. the age of so Years and
sa'es that he leaves property esia ted at 900 Oo
we IA" MIR. Aston in the street day or ts q since
looking very well. He has ne idea of diving at ,,s
sent" ~ NV
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Among the passengers who came out in ths r:ra,,
''"' "e'e Mr. Naye, government messenger will,
aesPa'ches. L"rd Frederick PauIeu Lieut.. Col. OLD
is'd Capt. Jshn Forbes, and Judge Halliburton. alias
Sam Slick lie Clockmaker,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-25

AN IMPORTANT DEclsIeN.-'t has been decided in
'ie hos'on Court by Chief Justice Shaw, that IA com.
mission merchant having received goods to sell at n
limited price, and made advances the sane, has
rsht I" reimburse himself. by selling said goods at
'a'r narke, price, and after reasonable time to r.poy
the advance"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-25

-, Vnrlans majority, 1869
mere were ~ scattering votes. The whole number
OF votes was 4 $50.
-, ach board of the common council consists of five
Wings and twelve Loco Focas.
What precious voting there must be in New York, to
count l,280!! ' "
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we notice that in public meeting recently held in
Londen the private debts in Great Britain down
at $2o,oOo,NOO OOO!!!
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counterfeit Notes of the denomination of $40 on the
Hagers'own Bank are in circulation in Frederick, Md.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-25

N"trr't, celebrated singer, committed suicide on the
9Th Of February, at Naples because the Ncnpoli,a,,
censorship refused to permit the performance of an
op:ra composed for his debut in that city.
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$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
"a MARY JANE, about 20 years Of age, and re-.
Mafkaby white for slave but when spoken to has III.
accent OF nesress II is supposed she has been en-.
ticed away J., some v bite person. The above reward
w'Ii he paid for her apprehension application to
: ha U W. COLLERTON
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TO RENT.

IN 1.
comfortable dwelling hou.s in Curom
ETm delft street hetwear Canal and Common SIS
Also. three tenements with a very large lot in
". a"i E; Apply to DOYLE & MAY,
sHlTTYaN CONTRACTS-A new mud intro
- we'd edition Of Chilly on Contracts being the ih
Amer'csn edition. to which added copious
NOES y The American decisions the present time Bv
=, new $ pply of Po,her on obligations also of
tm'ty g Backs,one Just receyed and for sale by
- aIl 10 ALEX TOWAR, AZ Camp IT
W GAEEoLICs-Th ife Of Cardinal Cheyerus
bshop OF foslop, aud Archbishop of Bordeaux
been publ he'd, and Catholics carnot ind in
ns ancient or mo" trn history of their rhnrl, any one
whose example is mole worthy of imitation. Ons of
ne Parr Journals says: ;
N" Individual in A mericn or Europe " in repes,
MI eonsecrateI hume without participating in Hose
ssnnmens 81 understandable and holy ye,,eraiion which
~ mueh g0odn.Ss and much uncarthIy purity has
sseasrd and all feel that that name will be reverenced
sass Generations With all its honors and all its
This valuable otk can be had of
~ A Tt'WAR, 40 Gimp st
smspean wi. Min,er Oil sask TALL oil 10 casks
OIL obs ~ Store and for sale reasonable terms Inv
JARVIS ANDREWS. Wholesale Druggists y
I ~. = cor Gen,mon & Tclapiteulas ss
'A - br's la,'dins from schr SpIeodid from
:, h r. Tor sn3e by "A TKIER,
~ - "a Grayier 81 |
haRlN6s, boxes ianding ,r,m schr spIen- [
- did from Boston, for sale by TRlER,
Y. 70 -. --z------ avicr 81
LSURNITITKE landing from sch SoIendid fvom Ro. |
ton, heing cn,nnon Chns; do Grereian Gaze seat
vbslef tables. Wash rianus, Rocking cl,as and round
Pc. ~. ss :. c c.. for sale by IRIER,
eel 70 "A Gravier
coFFEE-I5o bags Java c, fec, for sale BY
~ 20 Shall q BROWN. SO Magazine is
RuIsrER-ao frIins kfst rate goshen bntter, and
q Shall. s BROWN, IS N.g.-ir. 81,
IL AcvANs ARs-s5a.o0o segnrs IL sIsts, aid
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NEW YORK ELECTloN.-The result of the voto far
Mayor is folows:-
Varan, 2l1i5
Clark, 2pO86
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The American squadron in the East Indies, under
Con" Read. received while at Colombo information of
the plumber and murder of the crew of the American
ship Eclipse, at Quallah Butto and Immediately set
sail fer that place. We shall therefore so II have an
account of the chnstsement of the Ma'a,s
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE. :

BENEFIT OF CELESTE,
And Positively her last appearance this Seaso
This Erening, Aprit 25,
Will he presented the Drama Of
THE MOTHER
The Mother, By Mod,,,e Ce,es,a
Capt. Davenant, Mr Jc Ror
Foxglove, Harrsm
Larceny, s Cowai
Frngea, Mrs Plnmer
After Which
Will be performed the celebrated Polish Dance called
THE CRACOvlENNE.
10 Conclude with the Grand Ballet Opera called
LA BAYADERE!
The Mud Of Cashmere,
6 nhc UNKNOWN Mr. Page
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Henca' AIatle Celeste
fa'''"a' Ravenot
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-25
MEMORANDA

steamer Commerce left Louisville the 18th inst On the
Sah met steamer Shakespeare running with ono wheel on
Met steamer tnli!c with hull in Cat Fish point
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