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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
Bricks. Bricks. Bricks.

ENArERMAN s. LEARNED'S nsHly n
w rentcd Brick .Machine.-Ilaying pur
chased the right for the State of Mississippi; lnes
offer TO dispose ofrghts by counties or single rlgna
TO suit purchasers. Those interested in The MANY
lactnre Of bricks, are rquested to call and see m Y
Grafton and Judge for themselves. The Maeh@
may be seen in successful operation in this pa@
at Mr. Wallace's brickyard.
The principal advantages this machine has o.s
all others now in use, consists in the simplicity =
strength Of its structure, and the rapidityp as
pers The clay aud mollds the brick, making llOu
to 50 per minute, with the aid Of two hofses ~
mules. i;Snr men and sufficient number O W.
- bear off the bricks. ,cyr
THO. B. RANDIE
Columhns Ann IL ta2g-5-H.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
Specie Payme.,,

A4I-ats,
CoNz-HoIaL BANK Or Co.,
$1,000, Columbus, Dc. Il. Iss - y
DISSOLVED, That this Iu..,,..' -
IA menee a gradual rcsrrn,, -. ..i.,-'a ~
eir. as inlinWs: y. ., l9sss I,
s. mites on the Ia, day # Jam
$40 do do ~ Say IS;
SO do do gefI -
$50 notes and larger on liz isas.il $50:
Extract irpm the minutes. i''il e
BY order Of the Board
Dec. IS % a Z
r.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
Pay up! PAY up!

"A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
- to the snbscribegare earnestly requested TO
Ply up, otherwise he shall be under the disageea-
bic necessity of enforcing payment.
req. ., 1855 sou p. SMITH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23

Notice TO Brick Manufacture
Waiermaa & Learneds ne,cly inrsn'sa D'''
Machine.
DHE subscribers now offer TO dispose o. - 4.
= chimes and rights for any portion y '., u
Cniei States, (Msssspp and Alabama eA.s II, h
10 suit purchasers. The Machine has oee Tl ~ 4
successful operation in this place BY MI Sal ~,
Randle, the purchaser Of the right Tor ING 81 -
Mississippi, and may be seen in operate.
times BY those wishing to witness lts nov
in use, consists in the simplicity and strength )
structure, and the rapidly it tempers ne css n.
moulds the brick, moulding from 90 to ~ II ~
ute, with the aid Of two horses, four men, ~ 10
icicnt number Of boys to bare of the IT,
further information apply 10 Stephen M 49, Wfa
Charleston South Carolina, or TO the suOsciON'
will remain for few days in this place. n rrD.
Columbus, Aug. 10, IS35--6-ti
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23

The Stale of Mississippi. Lopndss County, S $
], OVID P. BROWN, Clerk IT the cirrui, court
OF Lowndcs county aforesaid, do hereby ceruIy mat
Che above il true extract from tie minutes olour
said court in relaton 10 The sad cause. Given in.
der my hand md sea q office. This 18Th dny d
January 1889: OVID Z. BROWN, Clerk
ByJ. r. Montgpnlery.D, G.
2S-6w m. ssi4 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
Slate of NTlssIssinni LoNntles CIV

State OF Mississippi LOwndcs City.
Circuit Courf, Tuesday, och Ocfotfr. 1893.
John Il. Allen & Bunnc Hugrins, attachment
No 1854 We $1,000
Samuel A. Mutt
TSHIS day came the plaintiffs by attorney, and On
- motion il IL ordered BY The Cont that plibi-
lcatioH b. made for six successive weeks 10 the Co
iumbns Democrat notifying The defendant Of The
pendencs Of this suit and that unless he appear on
o. before the first day or Tie next term of Til. coart,
give special bail aud plead, Judgment final will be
entered agans. him, and tie property attached Will
BE- sold 70 satisfy The plaintiffs demands.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
state or Mississippi Lownd.s OF,


State OF Mississippi Lowndes CITY
Circait conri, Tuesday, oh. October. 1888.
John II. Andes
No. 2S40 vs. Attachment oos IN
Harrison d. Flowers
VkShiS day csmc The plainiiiT Nv his Attorney
- and on tnouE Il y ordered hv the court mai
publication he made six snereksIve weeks II tbe
Columbus Democrat, newspaper puhIished IN nc
town ni Columbus, In this SIatp, nl,tirsng M M
Pendant 81 dependency II this sl,; uf that nnr.S
be appear on Of before the first ,ay &c the next
term u this court, To be holden on the second Man.
day Of april 1889, give special bai and plead ude.
Tnent final will be entered against him, ami TN pr,.
perry attached viii Do sold to satisfy the plaintiffs
demands.
TIE Sfais Of Mississippi Lorndes COunig. S s
|. OVID T. BROWN, CLERK q he Circnit 1our,
q Lowndes county aforesaid, do hereby certify NM,
I'M shove isa true extract from The minutes Of our
SAID court ~ relation 10 said cause. Given under
my hand and seal oiofice, this the l7lh day of Jan.
uary A. d. 1899.
OVID r. BROWN. Clerk.
~. ID Montgomery o. @
4c-o". Pr. Zee Sl4 on
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-11

lHE LIBEL CASE On Tuesday after some remark s
by the Attorney General in relation to Nc sition taken
ny MIR. Wiggingon, which was promptly denied by Mr.
tey'on. the Inter gentleman made short reply to
Mr.. Mazurean's personal illusions to the counsel for
defendant when Mr.. Soue and answered at ene tn
and with signal ability, the authorities cited by the
prosecution" little after two o'clock P. N Mr.. SouIs
overcome by the heat and his severe exeron, vas CON-
PEELED to crave the indulgence Of the Court for few
moments when he attempted close his arg umen but
without SUCCESS The Court then adjou,n ned to We'd
nesday.
Tn Wednesday Mr.. Soulc resumed his argument
When about to quote Jefferson, to rebut a position
taken by the Attorney General, lie was interrupted by
the Court who objected the production of uny new
authority Mr. SOule yielded, and went to another part
OF the argument, and was about finishing il in French,
IN answer to the attempt on the part of the Attorney
General to connect the abolition question with the lilrr
~ {" tho press ~l''n the Court ntenGred again The
speaker submitted to the decision of the Court and sat
down.
Mr.. Wigginton then conLatted what had been a,tri.
buted to him BY Mr.. Hunt.
MIR. Nazureau replied ut length 10 Mr.. Soule, and
here closed the argument the question shall III.
truth Of the charges contained in the publication be adj
mted in evidence?
The Judge, in few remarks, claimed dav to sub
init his opinion in writing, and thu court adjourned I'm.
til Friday, nt 10 O'Clock, in the morning.
During the whole Of yesterday, the court room WINS
crowded to excess, notwithstanding the gr.a, and al
most insurmountabe heat ofthe weather.
To-day, we give the remainder of Mr. peyton's
speech. The other speeches shall all be given az fast
as we can get them ready.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-11

We have before regular files of London Liv.rpool,
Dublin Belfast Bristol, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Man
chester papers up to the 10th and 18Th June inclusive
per the Steam Ship Liverpool at New York. The Liv.
erpoo! steamed on the 18th of June from her station
Parliament had reasssmbed. The ministry wa, in :,
totter'ns condition. Melbourne in his explanation of
Inc Ministerial policy announced that the government
was not fixed in its opinions upon the propriety Of going
on IN the reformation" Lord Brougham in a scorch
ing rebuke had blamed the ministry for taking office
again on the two ladies' question:" and when asked
Tor statrQent OF ;hclr policy, for echoing through,
the kingdom, the cry of he Queen, the Queen, the
Queen. 1t was an uamany course.
The bill to extend the frnnchac in the country from
ESQ voters to E0 voters lost in the Commons by
vote Of sc to 1872. The Radical party had esnifed its
determination to support no ministry which would not
60 on in the " reformation"
bill had been gh, into parlamcu, reducing the
postage throughout the kingdom upon letters to one
penny.
The Chartist agitnon increasing. Arrests daily
made of the ring eaders did not deter them.
The libel law was about to receive death blow from
the Commons, as man by the name of Stockdale had
sued Mr.. Hansard printer to the Parliament for a
'pe III printing II report OF one the Committee in which
it was stated that Stocklaes obscene books we're too
freely circulated in the poor workhouse. The Com-
mons finding their rights thus invaded by an old Star
Chamber law was about to amend it.
Cotton had advanced 8 d. per ID. but no hopes were
entertained of its sustaining the advance. There had
been no Improvement in the manufacturing districts
Mr.. Jaudon was about leaving London and breaking
up the American agency. Money in London was tight
at , per cent Exchanges the Continent remained
against London.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-11

Our reading room is now the best in the CITY, being
supplied with regular files upwards Of forty English
Irish and Scotch Journals, besides all the best papers
j" the Union. Now tina, the express mail is abolished
we shall receive our files Of European papers regularly
Fer the Liverpool we had files ria n York to the
exclusion OF the NJ York josraals thus giving us The
full benefit Of foreign intelligence n, first lands"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-11
FOR. NEW YORK.-EEGULAR LINE.

Holmes Line Of Packets.
To sail on The I5th instant
The Superior fast saiIing reGnar packe,
T@ Ship "OkLEANS." Sears, Master. will
49, sail az abose--i"r freight or pas-aee having
opposite The Vegetable Market or to
Julv2nd 90 Co;nmnn s,nso,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-11

The W0hs-We have on our files the New York ma.
pers of July 1.-The first received under tile new arrange
men'. The New York Courier and Enquirer con-
tains very valuable European correspondence, Will.
Benefits Morning Herald comes with double sheet
full Of piquancy and interest. Come and see them.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-11
POLICE INTELLIGENCE

arrested a. dangerous and suspicious characters COM
mtled tor 80 days. Ann Reynolds and 'rhos Green rs
ssPis,ous Characters being voched for were disc harp
' =" MeCsny' for breach of the peace bound
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Droeeeot,rgs of Coumcfl.
S e co d NUN LITY

Tuesday 9th July 1899
The Council met pursuant to adjournment, n,e
sent Hen Joshua Baldwin, President. Aldermen
Caldwell, Freret Gloyd, Peters, Rogers, Whitney,
and Yorkc.
been read and approved:
Tho following Weekly Statement OF tho Trea.
surer was submitted:
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
WEEKLY REronr OF TueAsurEu.
By Balance last Report oeo, ~,
:. M M'";.;a received since, laislO 81
" amount from City Bsuk. q 40 %
r,c... Ito.ls5 90
Expanded since last report 3ieIe3s
Municipal notes redeemed, 7I3- IA,
Deposited in City Bauk III s3I "a
Balance aaG o. IN II. 40
M Ny Mn,n%e eo brought 10y down 3,9I6 %
""'ou"t redeemed since. 1882 90
as9.s 81
Deaocl amount re-issued 534 90
Leaves on hand this day, 3ls07 :, ,a,o- e,
" amt in hand of V. Cuvillier for re- "''''' u
denpuon, ,ooo An
'"'" 4" Ivy oa"S' 5as3I S.
Now Orleans. 9th, Jusy, 1899. so '''
On motion it was
hesoeed' mat leave Of absence for ten days a
TO Mr. Alexander Packard, Commissarv of
the first ward u
A petition from James Flood, was referred 10 tho
Committee on Streets and Landings
The Council proceeded to the election Of an A, |
torney upon counting the votes, it appeared that |
Edward Rawls Esq, had received eight votes. and
was declared duly elected, NJ n Cohen E.o, roceiv.
ed one vote. ~ ''1''''
On motion the Council adjourned to Tu..d,v
next the 10th July 1899, at 5 o'clock.
JOHN GIBSON,
Secretary.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-11

u NJ. NJ. Cohen, authorised to state, wos
not candidate before the Council of the Second NUM-
cpality for Attorney.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-11

LATEST LITERARY
&CHOOLCRAFT'S Indian Tales and Legends 9 V.
~ Miss Nlartincau's Deerhrook, novel; in vols
James celebrated Women
The Croppy, !.y the O'liara Family
Narryau the Phantom Ship
Hook; Births, Deaths and Marriages
DR.. Bird; Robin Day. volumes
New supply ofJames The Huguenot
1"graham; Captain Kid Bulwer's Bchclieu
Z JOHN l. Co.
june 23 corner St Charles & Common .
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-11
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CLEARANCES,
July 10, 1899
Ship Ann Louise. F. Lcmaiire, IIayre, yRou,nope
Barque Cossuck, freeman, Boston, Nnstrr
u Dig huStnio. Mafuhez' Ca,hpehchy, F Flo.
"'e""ss "o'iok' Capoe' Louisville, Master
EXPORTS.
HAShE. Fer ship Ann Louise Cargo. 6s5 bales cotton a.
. 46n slaves, $50 dry hides. trunk merchandise
- box preserves. 400 dollars.
barque Cossack Cargo 759 bbls -four 10 hd
- hbs and l.Slierces hams, 20 bb!s pork, 1856
boxes soap. ls0O pigs lead, is haIes WOOL i34l
sacks corn ss bales cotton. 90 bbs cream tai tar,
Sc. &c.
tAmfEACHf Per brig Euseio Cargo $50 hbIs -four do
glue bale sand paper, 81 ibis and box nails
AoUisvLLEPsr steamer Nufoik. Cargo, II hhds and
crates earthenware
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-11

Label Case" A very interesting libel case is occu.
pyng the attention of the Criminal Court of New Or
leans in which John Gibson editor of the True Ameri
can, is the defendant. The particulars of the libel are
unmpo'ant to the point at issue. The defence is lust
i.caion, with the offer prove that all said or publish
ed by the defendant is The argunen, is accord
'nsly raised whether by the law in force in Louisiana
the truth can be given in evidence under criminal in
dc'ment for libel-an old and keenly contested ques
ton IN several states. 1t has drawn out great dis
play Of legal talent in New Orleans"
(\loh c Journal)
In only seven states is question even liable to be
opened for in 10 the question is set IL, rest either
by Constitutional provisions ar express statu,e Tb.
spirit Of institutions is decidedly adverse ,o the Star
Chamber doctrine Of ibc
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ARRIVALS.


Steamer Aalamisn, Philips. fin Louisville 1888 hhds ac
n bills aud $500 lbs Pork Beirne Burnside 81 bues cot
TO- Nusent Furpu Waite, 1873 bags oats Barker Lynch
oo mead caue 10 bags coffee and sundries Owners
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=. NASHVILLE Raj. ROAD.

NASHVILLE Raj. ROAD,
trial. yesterday, it was discovered tia, no depen
~ d1nce can he placed on the large Locomotive En-
gme, and thntt would he too much to attempt making
regular trips with her. Under these circumstances he
ntlc respectfully informed that Passenger Cars will
reas' to 'nn down the road unti the new Locomotive 10
be given. JAMES ~ XXI II mW ,S'Ge Will
june 30 lw 3d.
"r.W ~oRLEANS u CAKRDl.LTON RAIL ROAD
consequence onumerous applications for change in The
=" departure Tor the afternoon cars the conrany have
% adopt the following arrangements for he sum
Aaef' commencing on the 18th INST ~ ~
soMMtR ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS,
From CarvolIton From Nav Or,a,n.
Horse Car at O'clock a. NJ Horse Car Mt o,cicn NJ
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HARR0WaATE SPRINGS
Montgomery county, Alabama.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM W.


THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS
TNHE proprietor Of this establishment has the pIea
Il sure Of announcing to his friends and the pubc
general that he will be in readine~sb by the first dav of
MAJ t. receive vsiers. lie will also STATE for the be-:
oeit Of those distance that there have been large
improvements made, and others going on and in
sapd progress for complexion which will enable In.
subscriber to accommodate mach larger number thuu
heretofore, and at the same time nuch better
, camille can he accommodated it'll good roou,e or
those who prefer can have large cabins DETACHED from
she main building.
1t deelned unnecessary lie say anything in aarlcu
lar Of the character OF these waters for it is generally
believed that they not inferior To anv in tue South
ern Ssases. All the amusemenis that are generally
found ii Watering Places, will be found at this, 4
best music that This part of TIL country affords
bee. engaged and will be in constant attendance at 4
Springs during the whole season.
he subscriber will avail himself Of this eponrunitv
in returning his uniegned thanks for the very liberal
support given him last season. and hopes nv the exer-
tons that have been made in improving and extending
the accommodations TO merit liberal patronage the
piesen1 season. JNO CRAM.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-11

Fire.-In New York destructive fire broke out on
Canal street, and burned six houses and the new Eps
copai church.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-11
SECOND MUNICIPALITY. }

~. New. Orleans, July 4, 1899. {
-, Notice is hereby given to all keepers of Billiard
laoles to take ou' their Licences at the Mayors
Omce' within ton !laye from date, agreeable to an
Ordinance Of the General Council, approeod 27th
May, 1889.
S. TURNER, Collector.
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CMMER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK nave.
Feon, -" %

-, ARRANGEMENT SUNDAYS:
.e Cars VIII leave at the hours in the week loys
Snul O'CLOCK NJ when Locomotive will leave Carroton
"very nonr unit" O'clock NJ and New Orleans eye,y our
until O'Clock, pm. ''
Al.er ~ o'clock horse he obtained x.ayinr dol
lars gill he charged ' ~ u'-
persons going by tho Steam Car provide themselves
WIN ricketts, as the conductor positive directions NOT
receive money in lieu thereof. '' "
me alteration IN the time nrdepanrc as shown above co
meoces with the heret"fo 3 O'Clock cars which viii nnw
n. NSw o'clock and viii Carro,on
~ S.oek, mey leave the city ayain o'clock and STAY
m Carso!.ton until o'clock, thereby allowing visitor, one
.na naf hours to enjoy the pleasant walks and par,ake Of
United States. ' ~ " INC
THE JACKSON AND LACOuRSE STREETCARs
eave me mead OF Jackson street O'Clock. A. NJ Canal
seet AZ ~ O'Clock and hourly At o'clock they will
commence I" leave each and every hour until al o'clock
Mexcepns that instend of leaving street a, 81 o.
c'nck the car Will leave there at O'Clock r. NJ
particularly requested thu, gentlemen will no, MI,
are present. " ' ~ '''
May LIST, 1889. JOHN HaMpSmTE '"''
limo IS cborE,n A. n = =. !, ,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-11
THE JACKSON AND LAcouRsE STREET CARS
G A Il K OIL TON

v.,,n HOTEL. lIsiM.
'LAVAUD has the honor of informing his friends
and the public in general, that he has taken the
,to'el at Carroon, where no trusts he will receive
calls OF his old friends and all lovers of good cheer
lrvate parties will be handsomely provided for by
giving little notice beforehand He willing t, enter
ino arrangements with families individuals DESTROYS
~ PaHslns tilt summer At CarrOlItOn. MOO
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-11
From the liampln Wig Of JpIv la. 1897

From the hamptisn Wing Of July la, 1887.
lnctHts Pats and Biters.-The las, Journal cons
o'ns addIt!"nal testimony in favor this highly mnnrt
TAM INVENTION I" The press of the journal was almost
stoppe I" announce the testimony. Some one in 1l,o
name OF DR.. hl"flat thanks for inserting the cer,G.
cafe OF our neghbor Bowes md offers us quan,i,y nj
.e a!c,r as compensation. This is very kind and we
promise the moment we labor under like n1ctions " ,L
our ne'gibor of The Journal, to call on the agent.
IN t'e mean time, are any laborng under similar d;c
hc"ltles to those which have severely borne rpon Mr.
''"wIes, they have his testimony to the "peculiar
adapedness" of the remedy ~ the disease. Tie meds
clne Is undoubtedly sovereign rnmedY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-11

CUA -The subscribers have constantly on
ha"d large supply of Carnel and Lverposl coal,
in bulk. Of superior quality, which they Offer for
sale in lots to suit purchasers.
Also expected by the first arrivals from Eng
land and the North, Camel, Lehigh and Peach
Mountain Coal broken and screened, put up in
hossheads expressly for family use-all Of which
they Will dispose of on the most moderate terms.
Orders left n. their effice, No So Bicnville $,
up stairs: will be promptly attended to
oc'3 B. e. A SOULIE
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=; ". .CoLLENs

appointed by the Federal Court ut New Orleans.
oFrlCE No. 100 COMMON STREET,
Exchange Hotel Bmdings.)
Aan COMMISSIONS takes afidavits under mil by
o ,nn, {" the Acts of Congress- passed tn Febri-
afy' iS2o LIST March 1917; the u dietary Act of 1879
provided. - '~' o"9'' '""ue anu
Sald commissioner has considerable experience ;
and uses forms of caption and certificate wh;ch Inv,
stood ne saveresl scrutiny of the ablest Lawyers.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-11
Mail Regulations.

The Great Eastern Mail is closed every d,y a, 10
o'clock 4. VI. II due every, day at 4P. NJ.
- re Erpress Mad is closed every day at half pas,
~ a. n. L. due with the Great Eastern Mail, every
:, ne Lake Mail tvia Covngton, LAY is closed every
Hiond4y, Wednesday, and Friday, at O'Clock, A. NJ
Il dive every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, a,
Ths LoxisriNe or Rioer Mail is closed every Mon.
day, wednesday, and Saturday, at 8 p. NJ. Is sent
and returned by steamboats,. Arrives irreguary three
times a week. ~
The Bayou Sara or Coast Mail il closed every
Tuesday and FRIDAY, At P NJ. Ia sent and returned
by steamboats.
!he Alexandria Red ,Rirer Mail is sent irregu-
lsrly by steamboats, twice week.
LOUISVILLE or RIVER MAIL.
: :ss;:; and Close o'clock, Pm"
COAST MAIL.
Saturday, { C'oSesat 8o'clock.P NJ.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-11

NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING co,
'uNHE Iron Steamboat Rehecca will leave the Basin
a, at the head IF the New Canal, every day. (cxcep,
Mondays) for the Lake, as follows:
Depart ut 5 A. N. Return at A. NJ.
g I'm 2: N. q ' 2sP NJ NJ
=. SPIN. M:
And on MONDAYS
Depart at 10 4. NJ. Return at le.PM
2P. NJ. PM.
.! L. NJ. PM.
may % u. CHEW, Cash.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-11

HYDRAULIC CEMENT-s5 bis londus FINN shin
A l. Geo Cabot, and for sale by
5 l. P WHITNEY,
mays 70 Camp 1T
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-11

l. SEGOuR, No 81 Condo street, between
Dumn'n and 81 Philip, keeps constantly on hand
an extensive assortment of boots aud brogans, and
Shoes OF New Y ork manufacture, for men, WON en-
and children of all ages, which he will dispose of
a, very moderate prices.
Families of his acquiniancc on sending an order
will have their wishes attended to l. SEGOIJR
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-11

Nsw.0sseans Chansber sf Cenauserco.
srFrcERs FOR the YEAR 1899.
President, =. J. Peters.
First Vice President, w. L.. Hodge, E.u.
Second do. Jno. A. Merle, Esq.
t,emmitsee cf appeals for 1883.
James Dick, james II. Levericl,,
Y. Caumatk, Abjah Fisk,
.. y sorbe, Samuel Thompson,
John Heddleston, John g. Harrison
q. w. Huntington, William Honk;n,.
Enoct Hyde, Jr. r. IA, HARDY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-11

~ aud for sale at very reduced prices Lsdeers.
Journals, Cash Books. Invoice Books Letter Books
Record do Receiving and forwarding do, iui bound
m sheep nd kussia Also, assortment Of
dem cap books, Of every variety of ruling Cypering
Books, Copy Books, also every description Of Hank
and Memorandum do; blank Bills Of Laiins, Bills Of
Exchange, Notes, Drafts, Custom Hohss Blanks, and
seasrai assortment Of Stationary Ban Books of ever,
style Of ruling aud binding. made orders at short no.
sice. ~ ~ "
hs most accommodating terms hv
DAVID FELT 4 Go, N Y Stationers' Hail..
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