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DIBLE HISTORY.-Chaoners History of the Old
ID and New Testamcnts, vol. bound Of 30i pages,
price so cents
Rev James Townleys Literary History of the Bible,
257 pages neatly bound price so cents. .-
History of the sraetes from the death Of Joseph to the
death Of Moses by Rev. A. Alexander vol OF 2l2 pgs
cloth binding, % cents. .
The Manners and Customs Of the Jews und other Ma
tions mentioned in the Bible, vol full cloth bindng IL
Illustrated with 100 engravings !; price SO cents.
Sermons for Young Persons, hy Doddrldge author OF
the Rise and Progress, vol Of 36 pages full bound
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TREATISE ON CRIMINAL LAW, by j. A. g. Da-
Wis, Professor Of Law in the University of Virginia,
with exposition OF the Office and authority OF Justices
OF the Peace in Virginia including Forms Of Practice in
octave volume.
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r ADY BELWER'S NEW NOVEL, and Bulwer's
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the subscribers to the Wayery Circulating Library
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DOLTTICAL SKETCHES OF EIGHT YEARS
i IN WASHINGTON, by Robert Mayo in volume,
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feb 10 +. TAYLOR. .
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NICHOLAS NICKLEBY, Noll
~ Elvira the Nabobs Wife, by the author Of "Vilage
"reminiscences"
Conversations Nature and Art, with cuts vol
Isl No. Of Jack Sheppard, romance. by Ainsworth
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TUCKER ON MONEY AND BANKS.The theory
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Also, hand, The Laws Of Wages, Profits and rents,
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We have received acopy Of the reply Of Mr. Calhoun,
to an invitation from the committee OF arrangements,
to deliver the 4th Of July Grafton in this city:
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pHlLLlP'S LECTURES on the History and Princi
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The Literary Works of Sir Joshua Reynolds, 2 vols.
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CWAN QUILLS.--A small lot very superior, are Just
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Also English Letter and Note Papers; Stevens Blue
and Red Fluids.
All kinds, royal scarlet Sealing Wax, in boxes.
Peny's National Pen, article.
Perry's Mapping and Lithogaphic Pens.
Desk Weights large Ivory Letter tolders Rodgers
Desk Knives and Erasers and Penknves in great
y all at low prices the articles hayng regard
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"E bRIrtSH P0ETS.-Soathey British Poets
X Hon Chaleer to ben Johnson With Biographical
laaes by Robert Sostaey Poe, Laureate, vol. Svo
ss Meg British Poets, from Ben Johnson 20 Bcattie,
An, leg and arranged chronologicaNy into Biographical
r%,n'eal Notes, hy Dr. Aiken, vol. Svo.
7, Nt Brl'lsh Poets, from Beattie Walter Scott,
rsa ehrenoogteally with Biographical ard Critical
'TTye'' by Lohn Frost, A NJ I vol Svo.
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, dissertations onthe Comparative OF Medicine in
France England and Germany, by Dr. A. Meuht of Ha.
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lug ana Reigp Of William the Fourth, volumes with
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rams edition, vol large octave, containing
IVl'naf'd TigRe,tes and eagravinrs.
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nEERBROuK, a novel, by II arriet Martineau, in 2
~ vols.
Schoolcraft's Agic Researches Indian Tales and lie
gends in vols inst received for sale by T. Taylor,
for circulation among the subscribers TO the Waveriy
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T IFE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON, 10y VIM Linn
IL vol Of 297 pages, full bound with portrait, price
IS cents. ....
Life Of jefferson, by Professor Tucker vols. octave
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20

Guelle ventels dit Henry William Pafrcy s'es's
rendu acqutrcur pour lc prix de qua,re cents Gin:
q'lante piastres, payable compliant.
Description do Ia propiete daprcs 10 transfer
judiciai' re, SAVIOR
I'm certain lot de terre, lc memo que fut adiuge
VIII lam Nicholson Hull, une vente fate par
Isaac l.. Nc. Coy, enGnateur do Ia vile de la
Neuvelic Orlcan>. 10 II Mars 1889, en- ver,u dun
jpgcnent de Gotta G ur du 80 Janvior 1876, ct
que lc ii Mars 1889, Ia Cour ordonna d'6tre re-
vcndu aux depcns ct rsqucs du dit Hull, a cause
d. sa negligence ct dc refus a remplir les
termes ct conditions de Ia dite adjudication. Co
lot de terre est situe dams Ia Paroisse de Jefferson
dams Ia vo de Carroton, il est d6signe par lie nua
nero q,'atro dc Iilct A, plan dresse par
benjamin Buisson arpentcur dc Ia ditto parosse,
10 20 Janvcr 1896, ct depose dams le bureau dc
IL. B. Ccnas, notaTe public de cette vile il q
('nosure Amoricaine) cinqnantc deux picds onze
poucos de face Ia rue dc Ia Lcvee, quarante p eds
trois pouces de face la rue 'Burthe, trois cents
trente neuf pieds do profondcur ct face h la rue
Jefferson ct trois cents quatro pieds six pouccs
deni sur Ia ligne quo 10 dvise du lot No 3, ensem
bic tous les droits, privileges &c. qui y appart,cn.
mont.
Temoin Memorable A. M. Buchanan. Jugc
de Ia Cour susdte, &C l6 Novcmbre
1889,
P. LIE BLANC,
n2O st in god Depu,e Grcfier.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20
or,ies in this Senate Dis.1c. is believed To present III

Bank law has been passed by the General Assem-.
biy ofRodc lslaud, guarding the Banks in part from
their suspension. Theprovsns ,hese:-ln all
tons against the Banks, in winch judgment goes by
default Costs shall be taxed against the defendants;
all actions brought against any bank, at the same term
of,he court, shall be consolidated into one, and but one
cost taxed.
During the suspension the banks are forbidden to
cell Their balances in other States or bills Of Banks in
other states AT premium. The dara ges inland bills
otexchange are repealed far Is concern bills dis
counted by the Hanks in this State.
The Tanks are COMPELLED 10 receive their own bills
in depnsite and allow per cen, interest on sums no,
over $CV per cent on sua,s not over 0O0 fdepost
however, must be for not less than 60 days. When such
depo ties by one individual corpnraton, exceeds
s50oo shall be pud r monthly instam.nts Of IS pei
cen:;-lhr'y days no'ice OF the first Payment.
The Presidents and Directors ofthe Banks are made
ties.
Each Bank is required to receive its own bills II
payment ofany collection due said hank, whenever due
or otherwise it shall receive benefit from the frs
provis nv otte act.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1889.

: Municipality Printer.-The measure Of the
petit vengence Of the Council Of tho Second Mu-
nicipaty against us, is filled and the doughty
Doctor, john David Rogers, Alderman of tho first
ward, until April next, and the brilliant, wise and
honest, Harry Lockctt, ESQ. have triumphed over
justice. and the interests and wishes of the people
of the Second Municipality.
Some two weeks ago, we were dismissed from
the Office Of Secretary of the Council, without
trial, and without hearing, undnr the. flimsy pre-
text, that conduct had been INDIGENOUS toward.
committee composed of Benjamin Whitney, and
those truly impartial and reridical gentlemen,
Harry Lockett. Esq. a two penny lawyer and
converted Loco Foco. and thatspattcrn of Alder
mon and Gas Work Managers, DR.. John Davit
Rogers; the latter of whom to carry his point hat
resort to malignant false hood, for which, wher
called to account, no refused to give satisfaction
shielding himself behi,d his cloak Of Office No
satisfied with working upon the slalow-minded
ness of majority Of the Council, in obtainin,
our removal after tlrao and half years Of faithful
service. they colleugucd together, with that arcl
ntrigeur the enlightened and witty Recorder, t.
get us removed from the Office of Printer In thi.
they have also succeeded. And in this case and ir
the other. they have exhiI tied low, dirty d.po
sition, alike unworthy Of public servants or high
minded mon.
. We have been deprived Of Office, without, a jus
or public cause; and although We are nothing, W,
mistake greatly the people of New Orleans, if the,
submit to such arbitrary and partial proceedings i,
silence, The fate Of this Counci il scnled Will
the exception Of two or three honest Independent
men, they will DO visited by the public with meri
ted Indignation, or treated with deserved contempt
and never again trusted with the management o
tho affairs Of the Second Municipality.
In a short time VIC shall give correct history
our own affair; history of the Council soris
Of portraits, &c. &C., all illustrative OF the ner
who have governed the affairs in this section Of tn,
city, and of their tools in office.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20

THE american Character is dep cted with mnt h
more fidelity Than is common with foreign writers, by
NJ. ChevnIer's Letters on North Americn," two trans
latuns OF which have just been published in this coun.
,ry, from the third Paris edition:
"fhe manners and customs altogether those of n
working busy society. A the uge of fifteen years, q
man i. engaged in business, at twrnyone he es,ub
lished--,c has his farm, his workshop, his counting
room, or his ntcc-n word, his employment, What
il he. He now also takes wife, and ut twenty.
two is the faith r of family and consequently has IL
powerful stimulus to excite him to industry. A man
who has no profession, and, which is nearly the saue
thing, who is not married. enjoys little considerations he
who is active AMI useful member of society, who con.
tributes his share TO augment the national we h and
increase the numbers of popuat0n he only looked
upon it'll respect and favor The American is educa-
ted with the idea that he will have particular oc
cupation; that he be farmer artisan, munntactu
rer merchant, speculator lawyer physician or minister
perhaps all in succession and that if he is active and
intelligent, he will make his fortune. He has no con-
cppiiun of living without profession even when his
family is rich for he body about him who is not
engaged in business The of leisure is variety Of
The human species, Of which the Yankee does not fns
prct the existence, ind he knows that if rich to-day
his father may be ruined tn>Inarrow. Besides, the faith
rr lmseifis engaged in business according custom,
mud does not think of dispo himself nf his for
tame; if the son wishes to have present. let him
make it himsei!
The habs uflife are those of an exclusive workinp
people. FROM the moment he gets up, the American
his wnIk, and lie is engaged in il ill the hour of
sleep Pleasure is never permitted to interrupt his bu
sness pubc hffarS only have The right to occupy
few moments. Even meal time is nut far him period
OF relaxation, in which his wearied mind seeks rrpose
in the bosom of his friends; it is only dsagrecabie
interruption Of business, interruption to which lie
yields, because it cannot be avoiled but which lie
abrdses as much much US possible. In the evening
IL the political meeting requires his attenanceif he
does 20 discuss question of public interest
religious meeting, he sits at home. thong Jul
md absorbed III his meditaIiOns whether The trans.
actions OF the day the projects of the morrow. He
etrains from business Sunday, because his religion
commands it, but il also requires him abstain from
nil amusement, and recreation, music, cards. dice BILL
liards, under penalty Of sucrilege On Sunday, an
American would not receive his friends. his
servants, would not consent it, and he hardly RS.
their services for himself nj their own honr that
day. A few days since, the Mayor of New lo.k was
'aned on Sunday some English no. lemen, who came
out in their Yacht give the American democracy
+, strarg' liza cf British tastes. The Mayor FASTENED
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20

Neu York.-Wc received yesterday the Albany
Journal of the 9th, continuing the returns from
all The counties, excepting Broomc Franklin and
Cattarnugns, which re pretty certain to rcturn
Viii. tickets. Those returns give the Assembly
ga Wing and 6 Loco's; this includes tlreo from
Caynga counted Tor the Wings. upon which there
$ still s'me uncertainty,
The following arc extracts from the Journal:-
THIRD DIsrRIcT.-Ihc following statement of ma,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20

Third Senate District-The intelligence from Del
aware is Of the most cheering character. That coun,y
i will be seen, has given only 700 majority against us
This is result for which dared not cherish hope
That our friends would make noble effort there wi
knew, but in all our estimates Delaware was not nut be
low $40.
Wenow cherish hope that three Wing Senators are
elected in the third District. But we are not withom
npprehensons that Abolition has defeated GEN Root
fe" gentlemen in this city TO have supposed het
their cause would he best subServed by allowing Van
Buren, Senator TO be elected. TO accomplish this ,lev
refused to vote for Cen Root. and took to de-
feat his election. Whether they succeeded or not re
mains I" be seen. We most sincerely hope that they
have not added to the loss Of three Wing members in
Cuyuga, the defeat Of Wing Senator this District
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20

WHAT'S in the mind.-Wc copy the two following
paragraphs from the Cincinnati papers. The first IS
from the Whig-lhe last from the Evening Past. What
is the matter Lets hear i, all.
From the Wig
A HUMoR.-We have heard rumor of great crime in
conner ton with the name Of among us who has
been i'll high station. Until the rnmor, however, shall
assn n,n'c authentic shape not at liberty to
say further. Probably the Cincinnati government PAPER
may be able t" throw some light upon the subject
From the Evening Post.
" N has been brued through our street. and in
pub it houses for several days pust that a,c loco
foe" senator If the United States, is charged with
crimes, for which should he be convicted fine penit.n
tiary will be his portion :
We shall look out for further developments.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20
Recorders Ohicc, Second Municipality.
Reports of Day Police and Night Watch

John Ocunar, esied in App l!o street. for beating
his wife aud disturbing the eace-se. uriy to keep The
peace $5Ol.
Harry, sen, t" tho watchhouse by his master for safe
keeping, brlongs IL Mr. Shaw.
J.. Cunley, arrested on Ichapitouns street, fighting
and Disturbing the pence.-l" be vouched for.
+. AlcDonneiv, John Kenny, arrested for fghn:
and dis urbing the peace-$lOO security to Ten The
pe1ce--dscharced.
NJ Dorons,J. McKetzer, arrested for fighting and
disturbing in Sprace-disr harged.
1hOS. Morton, arrested 10 O'Clock, drunk and dis
turning the pence-diSchnrgcd.
j. CT thompson, arrested at the request Of Mr.. Elliot
Tor disturb NJ 'he peace oflle Theare-discharged.
Thomas Herbert, arrested Noen st. could not give
n satisfactory account Of himself = discharged.
Thnmas Rain was found lying drunk-dschnrged.
). Canaan, ioun'l 81. ting in Constance street the
side walk discharged,
Oh res, arrested corner of Saint JOHN the Baptist
and Richard street, charged with committing nuisance
on the side walk-says he belongs to Mr.. Gordon.
Thomas Clifton, ar ested on Levee street, drunk and
disturbing the peace-discharged
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20

W We are authorised to announce that, at the solici
tation of large number of the citizens o! the three
municipalities, MCMILLAN FREREr Inns consented to
the presentation of his to Ills fellow citizens u,
the next ensuing election, candidate Tor the office
Of Mayor Of the City of New Orleans
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20

Ut Nous sommes autorises a announcer qua Ia
do'nnnde dun grand nombro dcs citoyens des lroi,
municipalities, Mr.. WILLIAM FnEnEr t. CONSENT a
sc presenter commo cundIdat la place do Marie a
Ia p,ocllaine election.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20

ARRANGEMENT SUNDAYS:
The will leave as in the week. dav.
snhl o'clock M when Locomotive will leave Carroton
avery hour until o'clock w. aud New Orleans every hour
anth o'clock pm. -
An extra Horse Cur can be obtained before 70 oloe PM
10 dollars will he charged.
re..ons going BY the steam Car provide themselves
win Tickets q the conductor has positive directions TO
receive money ID lieu thereof
.,,,, .$
THE JACKSON AND LACOURsE STREET CARS
Leave the head Of Jackson 81 o'clock AM Cana,
street at oc'ock At half o'clock they commence to
ssr NON ends every hall hour until u O'Clock except,
will leave there IL O'Clock r. M,
particularly requested that gentlemen will not nut
their oet upon the cushions smoke in the cars vhen
are present.
Office ewOrleans 4 Carrolton = -
Rail Road COMPANY,
October cad, 1889. JOHN HAMPSON
n q n, n 4,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20

The AssEMBLy.-W give the returns, MS far az re-
ceiVed Mcnhers Of Assembly, and udd the Counties in
relation to which there is no reasonable doubt Tie
counties OF l''oome, Franklin and Cnttaraugus are not
heard from We entertain confden, hopes Of the cleo
ton OF the Wing candidates in each of these Counties
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20
SHIPPING


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