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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28
Recorders Corri,
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

Reports of Day Police and Night Watch,
March &c, 1899.
J. Byrnc, Edward Leonard, Smith, alias Lupton Ar.
rested tor being drank, and where they should not
be. Discharged.
Thomas bailey and James Hardy, boil, arrested In.
formation was given to the police that these wor-
tines we're at the house olJchn Jones, in the SCAMP
notorious shelter for such, being something
like masters thereof, during the brief absence Of
Jones, who is now entertained in Orleans street
rs agent OF the State and that they had rather more
purposes. Mr.. Sergeant Winter paid vsi, to ,h,
place and found quite large quantity of ready.
nnde clothes and brought Bailey and Hardy and
Their booty TO The watch house, where they and the
goods still remain. Baily and Hardy siou,ly de.
ny'nS an! ownership of the goods.
John O. Price and David Hcmer arrested for being
drunk and found under suspicious circum stances
Could not give satiS tactory account Of themselves
Committed for 30 days.
John O'Nea and f. Cline, arrested on warrant fo, rs.
sauIting and threatening with personal violence
Bound to keep the peace.
VIM. Dorsey. VIM. Lccch, L. S. Mathews and Thomas
Erown', all arrested, being found drunk. Dis
charged.
Horace Smith and A. c. Powell alias A, c. Powell
charged with inycgling away and stealing slaves
Dr. hcuX hearing that slave Of his had been ir.
n'ously enilced away by white persons, and tina,
they were going 10 Mobile, gave this information ia
Capt Harper, who made chase immediately, and
On arriving ut The Lake, found steamboat Kingston
Capt. l.owher, about to depart, and upon examining
her register, discovered hat there were two slaves
shipped by Horace Smith, and Shortly found one
OF these slaves to be the stolen from Dr. Meux
and the other the property Of Samuel J. Peters
Capt. Harper then concluded that to arrest them
before the boat started would be lie comoIe,e and
allowed the boat to shove off and proceed some 8
or on,i les before he informed Smith and Powell of
hi business smith SAID the slaves were hs-hnd
purchased Them, and that he was abou, to take
them to Mobile for his usc--he story would
not da--ihey were seized, and the Captain of the
Steamboat very generously and politely aided aid
assisted in securing them, ia putting them on bosri
OF fishing smack to return 10 the city.
smith SAID that circumstances were against him,
AID that he supposed hr was gnil,y. Powell on the
contrary denied any agency in the matter, but was
the travelling friend Of Smith.
!'e;. sai"s.i;i.. =. LIT .: soa;.-.r :, =.anL
. their tria, AT the Criminal Court.
hlcoaoh NO. NaichmaIl-arrestad by Sergeant Ga,i-
hou Tor his improperly OF conduct on duty. Dis.
charged from the Watch.
Edward Duwler--arresed fo breach of the peace
Examination postponed.
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WASHINGTON BALL ROOE
Dress & Masquerade Hall

s.. Philip street, between Royal 4 Bourbon.
'ltHE Manager ofihe above named Ball Room, graf.
tnl to his friends and the prhlic fo, the unPaysI.
lead patronage besov ed him tor several seasons,
respectfully informs them that the establishment has
been enlarged for the amusement of visitors, and IN.
dergOne immense REPAIRS The bar will be surpassed
by in quality of liquors, and the Resiaurnt ~ bc
kept by the ab!est Resaurnlrur IN the cnea Sth,eas
The room will reopen on Saturday evening, jrd US
November next bv u
GRAND DRESS & MASQUERADE BALL.
md will take place usual every Monday, Wetnes,
dry and Saturday evening, during the season, Which,
will and on the Isl of May, 1889.
~ b. The attention will be psid to keeps
ing perfect order throughout In establishment, as ~a
done last season.
nrtJ1
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FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
Packet 9Th Proximo.
Louisiana and Men York Line of Packets.
FL The fast sailing, packet ship MISSIS.
jHTfY S!PPI. Captain Beehc, will sail as above,
SG-.E. and W i'll be ready to take cargo in or
days For fret gh PASSAGE having superior accom-
moda,ios, apply to the master board, opposite the
Vegetable market or to
m23 JB H[LLJN, "a Camp st
The packet ship Louisville, Capt. Alen succeed will
the Mississippi, on the Saturday next following.
10 NOTlCE--ThH Letter Rag Of the very fast sail
ing ship Franklin, Captain Burgess, will be taken
away from tile subscribers Office at 4 p. NJ.
mar23 l. H GALE, - Common st
o. NOTICE.-Messrs. Wilbeienchnt,t and G
Observation-Disclosures Of goods per ship ZotcH, from
Havre, requested call the office Of the subscr-
Der and receive the same. l. II GALE,
mar23 90 Common st
| 13'The ship JUNIOR, from New York, will
mencc dischnrgng this day opposite Ursune street.
Consignees will please attend to the receipt of their
good, on the Lcvee. LAlDLAW,
| m2G Agent.
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CARDS

IL PRINTED At the shortest Notice, in the n,osf
.'cgam 'nurf Biu,h o, t"lorCd !Hi; -, on EHa sl-
led, White Flake, Plain ; Iicu9 CAHps, ant
Prices r"ry rcoSonnhc TRUE AMERICAN OF
FlFE, Garner Of p, dlas "HI St. Charles SITS.
Srrro New and Beautiful Fonats Of TYPE haze
Just bern di"i IN tie establishment
orders reccirci nj Compiling Room, -. Charles
Exchange Bird door from GGaycr ST. or he Printing
Ofic" ro,ne, Of poydrl- & st. Charles streets.
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COTTON CIRCULARS

u" PRINTED miM The Grrutest Expedition, and
in a style unsurpassed IN New ORLEANS, or else
where.
OEnrEs lcn at CoMrrING ROOM in S.. Charles ES
change, Corner If Grapier 81. or al T X U e
A II EnICAN PRINTING OFFICE,
corner Of irydrls and st ChaIies Streets, uin he
promptly ohc,Mdio.
Dec. lit
r l.. BROWNS Inhnt iiago,9a Baiances.--lfn-
- lad n J3 Biouvliic street, Patent Plat
f~r balances, superior &c nny offered in this city,
fell " K rARNES.
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ROOMS TO LET,

VINliE subscriber would respectfully inform the pc,-
i tlenen of this city and the public in general ihn
she hns three fine airy and well furnished rooms 10
rent ON very reasonable TERMS at No. 30 ckapi,ouns
can he accommodated with beard by the day, week or
month"; AS her house is situated in The GENRE uT ba
business and very convenient To all the steam boat land
ngs she is induced to believe that il will meet with nm
eqnal share OF the public patronage For terms Which
will he reasonable, please apply as above.
mar ~ JANE WILLIAMS.
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GREAT A'TrRACTIDS!

i3 orleans street, opposite the Theatre.
MIR GIl.LER respectfully informs tue public ,i.us
w the celebrated
Stntue q ELEOFA IRA, Queen 1j Egypt,
Which has been cxhihlcd in most Of the principal
cities of the Union the lively adr,ir atom of many
being exhibited for short time only from 9 oc.otk
A NJ, to O'Clock, Nj.
o. h,mi,tancc, 50 cents; Season tickets, 81.
irhI6-n
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HORRIBLE OccuRRENcE.-Ihe Red River Patriot
OF the 18th, published at Shreveport says that "on the
night of the ID h, old Caddo Indian shot his brother
IN thu camp near that place, and Immediately stabbed
himself. They were both buried on the 1ith. Ardent,
spirits caused the Disaster We believe such things
are not uncom,n n in savage life
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28

MUNICIPAL ELEcTloN.-There was n sort of half
advertisement, afnoce in the Picay of sterday
that deserves little attention. 1t was doubtless the
production of some indiriduai, who would like to
smuggle himself into the Council by rersuadng the
community that Others who have performed the duties
al"e''het wrrc Tie plvycn
foot shows ITSELF dous attacks OF the assuii.
ant indicate the whence his Parthiun arrows
came. They were dipped in the gall ola splenctk
imai, and envenomed with some drug supposed he
deadly in its effects. They will fall however in their
aim, and fall harmless from the fair escutcheon of those
against whom they directed
The article to which allude, is headed "to the yo-
tiers otthe second Municipality and charges that there
is determination "to have ticket thrust down their
threats by dictatoria and interested cl1ue' The
whole tenor Of ii ow-ninded, and groyellinS nsnun-
tons made against members of the present council
which untrue and unsustained by the semblance of
truth. The allusion to MIR. Peters is wanton in spirit
and base in its Intention To no man in the whole city
Of New Orleans is the community more indebted than 10
Mr.. Peters. To him the Second Municipality should
be peculiarly grateful. His enlightened WISDOM his
experienced and enlarged views, have raised her cred
to envuble standing aud his general information
united with indomtahe industry, have, it true giyer
him weight and influence in the council au. the,
have been used for the advancement and prosperity
the Municipality, Who talks Of " plant concave y
Who pnles about Gan ovcrgrown parreMu| Som,
8 puny scribber, whose head the fragment Of an idea
never entered and whose bosom never swelled with ,
manly emotion.
The present Council has been distinguished for il
independence, and the lberulty of its policy. 1t il
true there who not brilliant men, but the,
firm and consistent, and the condition of the inan
of the Municipality, indicates very strongly tina
thevh have op,u with 81 III anIiu
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THE TRUE A MERICAN

The following gentlemen presented for Aldermen
IN Second Municipality.
LIST Wnrd-J. II. CALDWELL Spencer Glovl, JAS P.
Frerrt and r. u. keux.
I'd Warl-Sa,n'l. J. Peters, L. Yorke and Fl Lock
s EFT.
81 Ward-B. Whitney,J. Hall and r. W sewell.
- CITIZENS
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EXCHANGE READING ROOM. g-
NIlt: proprietor has Ie-itted his Reading Room, il.

LA
TIME proprietor has ref,ted his Reading Room, i.
J. the st. Charles Exchange, Corner ut GTavier
and St. Charles street, IN the neatrst manner.
Besides all the principal apcrs Of iie Uhiiot 81 atfE,,
of every city and stnc. the Gnnadas Texas and MeA
GO and lavnnna the room is regularly and extensive"
~ supplied with the latest European papers, Loyds
Lists, and riicQ's Price Current A Iso with nearly
all the Literary Periodicals. of the day, and has the ra-
publications. Of the London, Edinburg, Westminster
Metropolitan hcvirws and Buckwoods Mag nzine. The
North American Review tho Southern Literary Kn;ct
booker, The American Journal af Sciences and Arts
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, GentleMeil's
a ga2nc, American monthly BPntv's Msccjlery, the
Mexico Chiiurgcal Review, ana variety ef Olhrrs.
All these works regularly subscribed For and recc
we'd. The room is also supplied with arge variety
Of maps md rtIasss, Nlc' Register Icyy's Price Cur
rent from its commencement, Guzat.ers, and variety
OF works Of reference. ~
The most active Il intelligent news collectors EN-
p'ored give the earliest arrivals, and pains
pensc will lrr spared to render this Reading Room tho
first the United States.
Subscriptions are respectfully Iccei'e'.
OCill-ti
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28

MR.. BUcKlNGHAMs s; lectures ara numcrously attend
ed by ladies' and gentlemen He is agreeable and
Instructive lecturer-hs is calm and unaffected;
and bis matter ahonuds in apt illustrations. The sub
Ject is one Of great interest the christian family.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28

Mr.. kEsw14THr is attaching some notice a, Ploush's
museum. Hsis good Ven,roquist. and come Of his
d'a'ognes are inconceivably amusing. Va remember
hearing him several year ago.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28

DR.. CoLLYER who has an excellent reputation n. a
practical Phsenologst is in the city, and has lodgings
At the Exchange Hotel. His little work on Phrenology
- the hest manuel of the kind yet published.
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The ruCes to cOlnlneut'
RICHARD ADAMS,
JAMES GARRISON,
ALLIGATOR LINE.
Mobile TO Auuuxtn. via Elcri]o


ALLIGATOR LINE.
Mobile to Augusta, via Florida.
p Tss'1 Leaves Mobile Tuesdays, Thurs.
te7 7Asl=6HS days, and Saturdays per tho
= = splendid steamer Champion, Eek.
cept IN Case of stnrm',) to Pc sncolu ; thence per
horse post coaches via Mariana, Bainbridgo Pin
derton, BerrInn, Outlaws, a. d Perry, to Macon
Ga thence via Alillcdgevillc, and Sparta TO War.
ronton, thence per rail road cars to Augusta.
The Champion is ia lcndd order, with new
copper boil RS, coppercd and copper fastened.
The le Roy has been thoroughly repaired, her
accommodations are handsome as any bou.
Tho beautiful Santa Rosa Sound, and Chocta
watciie Bay present the most interesting steam na-
vlgatlon in the South-boing at the samot,me
perfectly land locked
The Teams are not surpassed on any route in the
country the drivers, to man, careful and atten-
tive.
Tho bridges heretofore dangerous have en-
| newly built, SO that high waters do not interfere
| The eating houses have been mostly changed,
and arc now as good as on any road in tho Sontll.
| 1t is generally known that the excellence and
hardness OF the roads enable the teams ut all sea
sons to make great speed. Their smoothncss SO.
cures tho traveller from tho ordinary fatigue Of
stage travelling.
The Line is now Carrying its passengers from
Augusta to Mobile in four days and twelve
hours, or to New Orleans in four days and twenty
hours Going to Augusta, the line is six days
and seven hours. The time actually employed in
travelling is the same in the other direction, but
the difference of time on the route, is caused by
day being lost in Pensacola, which, however, is
well repaid by the opportunity it gives of seeing
tho Navy Yard, the old Spanish Forts, etc. The
traveller also sleeps at Macon, and again at War.
tcnton. This arrangement will continue I'LL the
travel turns northward, when the line will be tho
s',no from Mobile to Augusta, as it is n,w in the
other direction
This Advertisement contains plain stat mcnt
81 facts, tho accuracy of which the proprietcrs
guarantee to each passenger in the penalty of his
| stage fare.
Maps of the Line may be at the Ex hangc
! Hotel, Nrw Orleans, and at the Mansion House
| Mobile.
Fare through from Mobile to Augusta, $47 so
| The lice extends, by branch to Tallahassee.
at Chattahooche, the line connects with the
steamboat carrying the mail to Apalachicola and
st. Joseph's
Office at the Mansion House, Mobile.
ml7 BOSTWiCk, Agent, Mobile.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28

The FOREST RosE.-This last piece brought
out by Celeste at the ST. Charles last night, and be
repeated this evenings is tragedy, the of which
is laid in Virginia. 1t is tale of love, herosm and
magnanilny and the language that Bishop Coyne has
put into the mouth OF the heroine Celeste) is beautiful
ly poetic and characteristic of our rcd brethren.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28

DR.. ROGERs, we. understand, declines serving as
Alderman Of the Second Ward.
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10 MERCHANTS.

UjMERCHA N1;s can h0re a BEAUTIFUL CiRc1-
LAR struck Of q, four hours NoT,cE by calling at DC
Compiling Room Of TRUE AMERICAN PNiST,se;
OFFICE, st. Charles Exchange, aijoMng the REAu-
ING Room at Corner Of Gravier street, al Me p,in,
ing Office, corner Of Poydras amd ST. Charles sccts.
LNEATlEliS--By ship Auburn an elegant nssor
IL men OF different cnlored riuincs, received and for
sale by GOSSIP 4 Co, Exchange hotel,
EaDs
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28

MAf0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
FNiit price "l fresh -four to-day is So IS per barre
according to the tariff; the bakers shall give du.
is The ensuing week iron MONDAY 25l iusr 40 oun
ces Of bread for hit. Bread of the second quality IL
required TO weigh Us per cent. more viz: SO ounces
mhr23 : c GENOlS, Mayor.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28

Miss DAVENPORT continues her performances at I'll,
St. Louis Ball Roem She has chosen bad end of the
town for the display Of her fine acting. Tonight she
plays shylock and the Spoiled Child.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28
THEATRE.

(St Louis Exchange Ball Room.)
Third night of the celebrated
Miss DAVENPORT (eiepen years of ase)
Who again received with enthusiastic
Applause.
On Thursday Evening, March 28th, 1899,
MERCHANT OF VENICE
Shylock, by Miss Davenport
After which
THE SPOlL'D CHILD.
Little Pickle, Miss Davenport
Doors open at o'clock-performance to commence
at halt past seven.
Admittance-One Dollar. mar %
| And Last Appearance.
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n ANDLES- 5 boxes sperm candles, lust receiysk
~ per ship Orleans, tor sale by :
mla SHALL n BROWN. &c Magazine st
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S5 REV ARD.

"llL be paid for the delivery of a small hay ~
w bnoks. irnm Mobile per steamer Girafe, ahom
LIST March, addressed To A Towar New hlcaus, ,n;,
hox supposed TO have been tai Gu from the rail rou,
cars ny lStaEe' A TOWAR, .
H'- - Canpsl
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COMMERCIAL.
CAMH nH NEW ORLEANS
CLEANASCES.

NNfCTI z,
Tow boat Eliot Clarke from f, having to sea shin
Perlonne brigs Lima aud Tom Payne the city
with ship VIM BADGER and Fr barqe Indinna. the bar
26h inst. Report, nothing the oiug. brig
and schr in tho river.
Ship WIN badger Trpc from Liverpool, eth January to
Fl burque Indiana, Guye 2th Jan, from bordeaux TO T.
OIuard Jun.
Steamer luvncibe, Smith, from Cincinnati.
Stra .ngora Tariton, from Madison.
Steamer William Wallace. Cornell, Alton g. St Louis
Steamer Claiborne Barrett from Wick burg.
Steamer Cinderella Stephenson from Fort Smith.
Steamer Washington Strack from Lafourcle.
steamer FusiIier Willis, from Cincinnati.
Steamer Empres-, Russell. from Cincinnati
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JARVIS g. ANDREWS

JARVIS 4 ANDKEWS,
"HOLESALE DRUGGISTS, corner Common
W and Fchapitouas streets, offer for sale
25 hbls number castor oil
QUO ounces French sulphate quinine
10 casks salaratus; SO boxes English mustard
10 bbs alcohol; so bbls whiting
200 cases apohecaries glass ware
30 bbls spts lurpentine; so bbIs tanners oil
~ casks pure sperm oil; casks Dutch linsecd OF
So carhoys oil viirio which they oier for sale OF
no most reasonable terms. mar ID I'm
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THIS DAY.
S8, 900! Capital Prize, Tickets only 81 90
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
CLASs No. 36. Authorised by the Legislature Of
~ the State To be drawn March 90, 1889 at o'cck
p. NJ. at Bishops Hotel.
DAVIS & co, Managers.
IS Drawn nnmhers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Spiendid Scheme.
G'8li Prizes amounting to s96,e5s
Tickets , Halves Quarters Sets
Packages of % Tickets for $50 warranted 10 draw
at least ga Packages of IS Half Tickets SIS,
warranted to draw at leas, $780, Packages of IS
Quarter Tickets $l2 so warranted to draw at least
So.
For packages OF single tickets, apply at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
10 Charities st, and at the cornsr of st Louis and Char
res Sis. mar28
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STEAM iYOA,Y BILLS.

OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS ofSTEAM
~ BOATS can hnre Meu Bills struck off, In oss
C"lorcd Inks, an Plain or Colorcd Paper nth
despatch aud on mrornHe Terms, By leaning their
ORDERS mTNUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner Of
Poydras and st. Charles streets.
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70 rnE ARTIST AND FANCY PAINTER.

TO TIE ARTIST AND FANCY PAINTER.
TUST received by the latest arr, ais from l1ayre
- splendid collection of slss Brushes, paints. pal.
cts pallet knives, cfayons and pasets wHcr coors and
winter colors prepared with honey am, yarnith for dos
stumps of every description splendid mahogany san,l
walnut oasrs, for portal, painters; pastel crayons q
every cour pencils of every size vaish brushes, hs!
and round very large size canTass already preparea
India ink, s,perine large boxes, fully nonnsd With
colors, brushes, elegantly f,'e1 npi &c Sc,
Splendid Albums, supehy buund and GIT; ct,oprFf
Of every Descriptions by cake; sign and ornaments!
tools and pencls aud great quantity CT articles "
tnste which are too numerous to detail.
The principals OF Academies, Teachers ~ Dmwisg
and Painting, will do well to call ~ the store ot tbs
subcrber which will accommodate the amateurs md
artists favorubly. MONDELlts b,
No So Camp street
Dealer in Paints, Oil, Varnsles and Fancy Articles
| for painers wholesale and Retail mar In \
| r .OGWOND---:i0 tons Ca,npehchy Logweod, a,.l
| / 4 ing iron brig ASIA for sale Ivy
mar 9 =. SAJ r WHITNEY, 70 amp e
IlISSOLUTlON OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| - Cnpartnershp heretofore existing between The
subscribers, in the style Of Francis . VoEo Il CO j.
dis solved by mutual consent. + Il Vose alone will liz
quidate the affairs of the late concern.
| FRANCIS L VUSE.
| mar 9 W BERRY.
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FTVE DnIIARS PEW ARD.

FIV u DVLIINNS NEW NNU'
A BSENrED himself about n week since, the negro
n boy George, about 10 or 90 years Of nge, slim
built, speaks English and French; also the Negro wo
man Sally, about 40 or IS years {" age, spenks English
and Frcnc-no marks recoected, but she il very i'm
paid for lodging either of them in JAIL by arplicatonto
1l8 Julia ts.
Captains of vessels and others cautioned against
rbori,X said slaves under the scveres penalties of the
w. mar %
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EUNNY BAGS-3O bales in store for sulc by
~ mt3 g DORSEY, Al New Leyes
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" SNI'ED

From 500 to 1000 Shares Stock Nv Cifisens BRnA
VlNHOSE wishing to sell, will do well to call and
leave their names and a'no:int Of sock NJ the store
Of English 4 Sylvester, opposite the Arcade. Country
stock alone is de ed. S L CAMP.
mar Q 3w
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Lafouche. Per WashnGton. Cargo, 30 h sugar aud %
bis m"lasses " Bogort li6 nd. sugar aud bales moss
Galway, ~ htis icatman CO. u do Henry Law
20 do. and 10 ba cs rottau Lambert Thompson
sugar, Brander MKenna Wright 80 bis Mature
100 hs moiasses, Harrison, Cle,s i5 bis moasScs,
Mourrn co, bales cation w c,, II bales do, Rivar-
die co. 20 ba e. do, PeyrouX Arcinel "
MADISON Per steamer Angora Cargo, 23 bis -four aud
81 do pork a63 his aud 400 kegs lard Moore Clark 1871 Ids
bacon 10 lids aud 20 terces hams els kegs lard aud
s34 bis pork Comsiock, Hyde l26 kegs lard, Warren
co. 81 doz brooms board i5 head CATTLE
board.
81 Lo1is Per Steamer William Wallace. Cargo "a. bis
pork aud beef l2o do 90 kegs rd AZ bacon
fied CO u bis pork. "a 10 meal do potatoes, IA
ha.s oats 'o sacks cora. casks dried beef bxs bacon Ia
pieces bulk pork board cows calves end his
essh wher u" board las sacks corn. and doz chickens
VicSshure. Per Steamer Claiborne Cargo 33a his cotton
Kicker, Hafey, Davis CO. l6i To- Lambeth Thompson
Ia do MeIri't. Jennings cu us do Reg uop Byrne CO.
o6 Blu ke Wall co, ii do. Alien. Asher 6s do, W
Hosert. 100 do Geo Rerrc 69 do Hohson Gooc 40 do
W Oakley. 81 do. w Real, 81 do, Mahe n do and IL
SACKS cation seed Na-eai Turpku Wait, 81 bales cotton