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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09
Recorders Court.


SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
Reports OF Day Police and Night Watch,
March 7, 1889.
N Finlay, arrested de<erter from the armv-scn,
John Bell! H cop,sy, Rogers, arrested for being
conpany-diecharged.
Mr. Fizimmons, arrested for disturbing the peace
bound &c keep the peace in $500.
Fanny Smith, c, arrested for insulting white lady,
bound to criminal court in $500.
John stepherson L,,rsnzo; Thorpe, Mays, arres,e
as dangerous and suspicious persons, and .ensn, I'd
hy the Recorder for Is months, as incorrigbIe
charlottesville Recorder lately herring of MANY
ison,ss upon the steam boats, and ships in front Of
boat that PHYS nightly on the river. The first
fruits Of their exertons, was to capture few da,
ago, aboas with muifasd oars and rowl"cks. The
second success was last night :-by first can,,,rine
about i2 o'clock, Stephenson huving stolen skiiI :
about an hour thereafter, another boat VIVA seen
sneakng from the side uf vessel, Tor " h;ch The
police boa. made Ghaes and cons"g Within hnili"g
Lodging the order; tho police man cried ont he
wa' return shoot and be da,n'd,"-lhs police.
man obeyed the latter hut dscharg etl his gun in
the air-that failing, he reloaded, cnd discharged al,
the boat and passed the ball through her side, near
to the waiers edge, upon which the Free Booter
deemed discretion thu better part fvaur, and hove
too. when the policeman arrested Mays Thorp.
and James Gould, not however, until they had
thrown every thing over which the skf CONTAINED.
part Of which, being saddles, remained on the
top oftl,e wafer, and were afterwards found Aonting
in the eddy. Upon examination Mays and Thnrp
were recognized q. oil offenders. Of the very worst
kind, and especially was Mays recollcc,cd, as
being one oftl'e five that an the shell road on
The ID Of August last, to assault and rob The Re-
+ corder but was most accidcntly prevented. This
bra"eh OF police bids fair, to he Of great servi.e
and it is hoped and believ d that the men having
charge Of it, will be able to give n good account
OF all such persons found lurking the river after
night.
David Houston aliasJ hanlson, arrested for having in
his possession with intent to utter an. pass n, rue
knowing them to be false, notes ofthc Merchant =
Bank, altered or raised from lower denomination
70 one hundred dollars-sent 10 prison to awni, his
trial ut the criminal coutt.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09
WASHINGTON BALL ROOF
Dress & Masquerade ball

81. Philip street, between Royal 4 Bourbon.
VIE Manager Of he above named Ball Room, sr"'e
full to his friends md ,ht public 70, The uRPaval.
lelled patronage bestowed him Tor several Seasons,
respectfully informs them tina, the establishment as
been enlarged for the amusement Of VISITORS and I'M
dergone immense repairs. The bar will be surpassed
by none in quality Of liquors, and The lles,surat i'll he
kept by the ablest estuurn,rur in the United States:
The room will reopen OH Saturday evening, Ord Of
November next, BY 10. =
GRAND DRESS l. MASQUERADE BALL.
snd will take place usual every Monday, We'lncs
day and Saturday evening, during the season, which
will and on the lst Of May 1889.
N. B. The grea test attention will DO paid 10 keep
ing perfect order throughout The establishment, - wal
done last season.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09
NEW ORLEANS,
February 25, 1859. !

Collectors office, I'd Municipality.
NOTICE 10 owners Of hacks, druys, &c.-Thc fol-
y lowing ordinances will be strictly enforced -
Resolved, that whenever ,he Mayor shall give q H.
cence for drays, carts other carriages said liCence
should be Immediately endorsed on the back by the
farmer with his receipt, and every person negec,ng 10
obtain said endorsement and receipt the back Of his
Iicence, shall rny fine no, exceeding one hundred
dollars, halffor the city, and the other half for the in
former Approved December 81 1921. -
Also the fell wing ordinance of the Council Of the
second municipality, in the following words to witt
Be it or1nncd that from md after this date; any per
son who shall run Ia, X, dray, cart, within tho
second municipality, without having previously OBJ
tanned licence therefor, from the Mayor Of this city,
shall be sub ec to fine Of not less than twenty five
dollars, than one hundred dollars he reco-
yered before my court Of competent, Jurisdiction -
Provided that any hack dray. cart do run hoMt
cence aforesaid shall be subject be sci ED by tho
collector Of taxes hacks, drnys, carts &c.,
or by any officer Of police and detained until the fine
aforesaid shall be paid: Sent TO The Mayor the i4h
day of June, 1887 Signed,
Signed JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
w II WHEATON collector Of hacks .srays,
and lIawkers md pcdnrs. 2Ot fe96
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

An IMdustrious Vomam.-Mrs. (;oss, of Re dfeld
during the last four months has woven 343 ards Of
Holland shaws 3D. and six lG.4 md has taken car
of family of four small children The average pricc
Of weaving the cloth was ii cents per yard; Of the
shaws ,82 EACH and six of them so: total $5i ~
Tor weaving Mrs. &. supports her family, and clothes
them neatly and COMFORTABLY, by her own unsiled in
dustry, having been let widow year or two since.
Ia the year 1887, from usust 90 to Dec A. she wove
SO 76 hesides making winter clo.ng for her family,
Mrs: Goss took the premium for Highland Snawls, at
the Winthrop Fair.-Kenaebec (Ne.J Journal.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

ican Of the I'd Instant says:-a On the evening OF the
18th ult one Of the n,elancboly Gnd hea.Isndns
accidents Incurred in the town of Saranac, in this
Mr. Andrew DIS respectable nhsbant of that town.
and bis wife, left their dwelling in the early part OF the
evening. To attend religious meeting shout mile and
half misunderstanding their children, four IN number
iihe eldest between " aud l3 and the yoangec, about
years of age) al home.-During the a.sencc OF the
parents. and after the children had RETIRED the house
took FIRE and before il was discovered by the neigh
bours it had made such progress to render All al.
e,ar,s tn extnguish IT, or 10 save the ,lcepine child
rem, nitesy fruitess. The wreicl,ed arets arrived
only IN time Witness the snoulde ing ruins OF tIe,
late happy dwelling, in III. midst OF which lay the
bldekeDel aud dssured bodies u fl,er llu family
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

II is estimated that there have been slaughtered TN
the Wabash the present scsson, for the Southern mar.
ket UPWARDS Of w ono hogs: which, including copper
age freight, &c, will bring least men Of dollars
at the 1onis Of destination. OF this humber, upwards
Of has been packed and slaughtered in rer,s
haqf. Besides this, 8 or 700 beef calie have bean
packed here Tor the Market Tic quantity of cov
which is annually shipped from thu Wabash 10 the
South II is impossible to estimate; but it is known to
be immense These things speak well for the fertility
Of the Wabash Valley, and the industry aud enterprise
Of its Citizens.-C0nrier. = :,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

ENNGLlSH Letter and Note Paper.-Just receiyeJ q
~ small invoice Of English blue, white tinted gill
edged plain letter and papers mourning letter AMI
billet, do, for sale by DAVID FELT & co.
mar 9 w Stationers' Hail. "a Charres ST
M ACkEKEl, &c-I5 bbls no mackereI, 4! BIS
:VA NO2 do 49,. I. - ''o
70 bis No 3do 46 half bills No do
3l8 kegs No l do; 1853 kids No do ..--
= Sc Kegs Tongues Sounds; 1855 bbls Pontoes ..
IL bills tanners OIL landing from shin Robt Nor.
rs, for sale by S 4 P WHITNEY, -
-I mars .,4------- : =. 70 Camp 81
g ALMON, Ac--25 Eighth bbls 90 Salmo11. ~ kees
~ DO; 100 kegs To CUES aud Sounds, lending and
t1r sale by $50 3 & WHITNEY, =
IrERM CANIlt.ES-5.I boxes. K DurfIey's brand,
~ landing Z on, ship Vic ksbuig. Tor sails by
mar 8 MAIL Il BROWN, OF Magazine 8,
"fNE-iO half pipes brown sherry Wine, superior
quality, labding nn, ship 81 AIar,, Tar saIc ~
agar . STALL y DROWS, 81 Magazine 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09
FOR NEW YORK

FUR NEW YORK.
Packet for Monday. 18Th inst,
Holmes Line Of Packets
~ The superior c"ppercd and copper fast
H74 ened packet ship ALABAMA, Berry, master
having part Of her cargo engaged will sail as
above. For the balance Of freight or passage, having
elegant accommodations, apply to the Captain on
board two tiers below the Vegetable Market, or to
COHEN,
"aI No 90 common At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

Inc o'cers Of the Seventh Infantry, their way to
l'ln Inc United States Army in Florida, an now in this
CITY, were politely invited by Mr. Barrett to vis, the
camp Stree, 1hentre on Thursday evening. They
were all present IN fall uniform. We hope to sec tle
nl return IRON The ra,si safe snd sound. They are
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

SECOND PART.
l. THE ORPHANS PRAYER, for four flutes by
Messrs Jandot Morphy, Kohn and Dry.
5. Solo on the bnssoon, by Mr. Sy, from ihoma Of
Mayer.
3. Variations composed by Mr. Jando and acc ompuni-
ed on the harp by MI Trust, Jandot
4. Duo" II Turco in IaIin," by Signora Stella and
Signora Snntin.
D. ne overture OF Domino NOR, Auber.
The Piano by Mr. Norcs.
NB-ricks,s can be had on application to MIR jan
dot, No " Rampar, street, and ut cssrs Johns and co.
Brocard & Nores Il Casey.
Abundance 81 50. Concert to commence at seven
o'clock. mur7
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

A V1sEaABLE CossUL.-Mrs Hall ia her aRam-
h in Eurone" Ia very interesting work hy thu wsy.J
in 10 s While at lnghorR. was waited upon bv ii,r
An,ercsn Consul at that Port, He holds his prs t.v
u's appoininient and under the hand Of Wasl,ingsi
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09
CLAY'S
Speech on Abolition,

Recently delivered i'll the Senate of the
United States. For sale at the Counting
Room of the True American Office, S t
Charles Exchange, by the dozen or single
copy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

MURDER a communication in the Thbodeauxvills
integencer, dated Brush island, Feb 81 states that
man named Samuel Magree murdered a black we
man ofCaptJ II Aliens a. few days previous, and af
forwards made Ills escape in sk painted black out
side aud red inside, with the word Opposition, on her
stern. Said Magree is represented as being Of dark
complexion, With his nose rather side, and is
about Is years of age.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09
TO MERCHANTS.

W MERCHANTS can haze Il BE1yrIru1 C.Rcu.
LAR struck eff four hours NorIcE, By SAILING a, lie
Comp'ins Room Of TRUE AMERICAN PRisr,ro.
oPflcE, st. Charles Exchange. adjomins tie READ.
ING Room at Corner Of Gravier street, at he PIN,
ing Office, corner Of Poydras and 81. Charles streets.
NEATHERs-By ship Auburn an elegant asa Or.
ment of different cplnred plunes received and Tor
sale by GOSSIP & Go, Exchal &c hotel, !.
!ess =. :. = - =: = 81 Charles 81 .
EItEN DOLLARS REWARD-My servant woman
J. Comfort nbsen,ed herself about ten DAYS since
and is no doub, king about in tie Second Munic;
pality. The above reward will be paid for her br;n.
lodged in any Of the Jai:s ofthe city, - s
mar 8, J W BREEDLovE.
Ibis landing from steamer Gov.
w 'Shelby,tor sale by :. H. DORSEY, ~
mar . = =. :. = a New Eevee;
CLDuR-9oo b.ls Landing from steamer Goye1ncS
shelby, for saleby e DORSEY,
mar Al New 4vea
RUiTEK--s4kess western fesaryc, jiSi rec a and
= - Tor sule Wy G DORSEY,
= y WV Ley's
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

Packet Brig.
~ The A fast sailing coppered and copper
Et4 fastened pnckct BRIG GANNICLlFF, 200
xE TONS John Delesdurn master. will sail on TN.
18th inst; will touch at Tampa Bay to lnnd passen
gers, where she will be detained day Those wish
ING to visit Cuba by uaking this conveyance will have
anoppOrtunity of visiting Florida-havng eegnvt fr
nisted accommodations for 30 persons Apply to
mar9 w PORTER, Us Com.non q,
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THE TRUE AM ERiCAN.

MIN ;Nnp,x1
VuIH l nU II II NNlt ".
EDITED IN JOssN l:BR3ON.
....,,..,. $780,
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
NEW nR Nc.
---- -
SATURDAY MARCH 9. 1870
-
CONVERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ORPHANS.
ms evening atthe ST Louis Exchange Ball Room,
arand vocal and Instrumental Concert will be given,
tue proceeds to be devoted 10 the Benefit of the Or
phans. Cha'''es are always ,"aIse~orthy. but how
MUCH 'e more 50, ""eh tney co'h' ana she'ter' and
protect those VINO nave no tather-"ho nave no mater
nal care 10 provide Tor their neeessites-who are fei
a"" ""''eo a. '''e o"u"y u strangers "suust mat
"'o .''ee'' "a' "e '""y a''en"eo' several "T7''''
ce"""y VIII SINE ant the instrumental music VIII
| NC p''yeo ny mose'S' 'ne names Of STEM s""'n
marquis '""oo'' No'es ''"S'' &C are snhcent I"
s""'""'s "e''t"''' oo"ce''.
F EE BANKING-7he Bee.-Onr contemporary, the
Bee is still llindy urging the npronrie,y and mex
Pediency of adopting the Free Banking System. II
now occuies the uosition thar Ranks sbo,l ,,on. no
f,,,oJ ~, o,,,.x, ,;, ,
'''1' W. "''' "'' ui'"" 'ea' estate
ior says the set speech which was published yesterday
in the Bce:-
"When the real tate of a country becomes i,unI;
Gated il, commercial oper,tions the dsas,srs wh p.
cur upon the breaking up of trade re not only more
W''e sp.ead. nut are OF greater duration. TIE State
barrnsssd." "'''' ""''e c7'''e'ce a'""e Is EN-
Tie sunerH,;,, krow,e,,o.. of ,,,o h.,
III, writer IF the Rae !. tho ,,,v .,o,on, ~ ~.
crude specustions. He seems to look through a me.
some ways had introduced fly and which discovered
to tile puzzled and perturbed phiIostpl,er. a huge
monster in the sun) only permits him to see in the
SYSTEM unnatural and ex extraordinary features threaten
ing nothing bn, ruin ind devastation. lie b,, con;,red
I'm f,ou n ,,;s,o,,od ;,,.,;,,,;.
friphf, IN himself and with which ho na.,, -
others.
Now the fact is the Free BANKING Svstem i ,,e ,s
simple and least complex mode of BANKING. I, ia q,
Improvement upon the old system of monono,;.s
chiefly on credit. and which has hoe, nr,vod h.,
rience to be Unstable and insecure In the LANGUAGE -,
the Repor, of the COMMITTEE nnno;nt.d bv . ,oe ii,
at Cincinnati, held to take into con dero;on the sub;.c
Of Banking:
"Tlat reform Of our present Ranking svs,s, 10 ,,
f3r there he no doubt At present the Banks have
nsesJ M nse a nam,s =, ~ ",e na. OF What is
infsite more Banking capital than ~e now nave, and
mat caTl!al capable OF expansion, commensurate with
mere III Tue ooath' agriculture IS IN fact portion Of
our co'He'ce-or TIC productions Of the soil are 50
'oour coecla' 'eat'ohs, and form 70 large
ra'' " our 'ac'' us very basls' that every
'"o"' W '''a.' Neep up moi greatly increase
'"' supply INC .4"0''naa COMMITTEE says:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09
COMPTROLLERS OFFICE,
Second Municipality.
A1.. /

NeN OFle0nx, .N0rck !, 1859.
DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that on MONDAY
The lib March 1889, at 70 O'Clock, i'll aliudcair
at my office, to the lowest bidder, the repairing far ono
on the same, within the limits OF this municipalitys
including all the side walks in bricks borlered with
curb stones, gutter stones AND paved support, whey
ever sach sidewalks may exist withn the ncorDorate
limits: The said repairs shall consist in bringing
their former line and level any part OF said streets an
sidewalks, which may be lound oat of order and shall
be executed in such manner to aiord, at ali times
an easy and convenient communication.
Payment 10 be made monthly, in cash, IN Tho certi6-
cate Of the surveyor, that the work has been executed
according TO conGact.
The person 10 whom the contract shall he adjudcAted
70 give bo'rf with securities in the sum al
$sooo for the faithful performance OF the duties deysly-
ing upon him. The nnrm's Of the securities mast 10
handed in Mt the time Of snc when if they are no, salts
co1y, the contrac. will be imme diaeIy re-sdi~di-
tod. John (:N;I,Oi;N
mari to n 6o.n,nol,.~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

"The Vicksburg Wing says, a gang of incendiaries
are trying &c burn down that city," And if they catch
them, the Vcksburg people will hang up the nccud.
aries
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

On Saturday last at about half past eight o'clock,
town road, opposite the Globe Mill, found ing at his
door, closely wrapped up in blanket, male child,
years old. f"' 'o''"' N''">
Attached to the child was a note reouestnp Mr., and
Mrs. ,!Ir'chard-who by the way arc not blessed with
any nue. responsibilities Of their own. for Gods sake
1' 10 mana Il ever to the guardians If the poor. She
mat they were strangers to her, md that they
should hear from her again Sc. Mr.. and Mrs. P. we
'ej"ce to learn, have resolved to grant the request
o.lhe mother who avows indulgence as her only crime
nnd have adopted the little fellow as their own, giving
MN the name Of w. C. Prtchard
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

In the course Of the Evening,
FIVE OPERA DANCES BY CELESTE.
The whole to conclude by general desire with Auber's
Grand OPERATE Bale, Of the
MAID or CASHMERE.
LA BAYADERE, by CELESTE
, mary lt
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

SUDDEN DEATH-rhe Caddo Free Press Ct the 28th
says-A lnbo'ng man recently arrived from hatcher.
fell down in our main street, and expired Instantly from
disease Of the heart. -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

The last Natcllitoches Herald notices an ARRAY which
occurred in that piacs,in which Of the parties was
wounded, hut not seriously, by pistol shot The
| names not given.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

ENGLISH FANCY STATIONARY,
Direct importation.
AND!NG from ship Washington from London,
= and for sale by the Subscribers 10 cases, casks
English Stationary, 10 wit:
40 reans thick laid Post, hot pressed
80 do yellow wove, hot pressed
~ do extra super satin, tinted 8vo
3 do embossed post, 4to white; S do do 10 tinted
hlidgeweod and Acksrman's Munitold Writer'S
do Csrbonic books for do; do copying do
Drawing Paper Of all coors
Water Co0rs, assorted, in cakes
Drawing Books and Models sutabc for academies
Prepared miniature lvories; fancy Penio.ders
perr'an Pens, extra fine, fine ne'ium, &c &c
Drawing Pencils Ackerman's mud Brookman's
do do leather cases. assorted
Folio and quarto pstent Copying machines
Inks copying, fluid, permanent blue ind red
Besides variety "f other articles in the stationary
line. E. JOHNS r. Co.
mars Sfat0ners' Hall
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

The Cincinnati Post Of the 9th ult. says:-Tre river
continues to rise and is ten and half feet above
low water mark. Weather, dristing ruin.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

The ADVERTISER has rejoned ~ article in which
we exposed it's shaowness on the subject of the ma.
tufazation law, aud affects to consider US "deploraby
ignorant that several Americ n.bon citizens have
been, or had right to he English PEERS because in
cobtroverting the position he assumed that foreigners
were ADM ted 10 political privileges in England, we
said tive should not be surprised to hear next that
some long-headrd fellow from the land of notions has
taken the Chair OF the Hou.e OF Commons" Upon
this, the Advertiser comments, in the following self
gratnlatory and triumphant strain
"I'hen we suppose, Mr.. American you "w,ll not be
surprised when We inform you that 30 long headed
fellow from the land of noki0ms had taken the chair OF
the House ot"-LoRDs! AMI had thought, tina,
tho your means of inflammation confned to your
the fact. Surely the True American has not "yet t,
learn"the present is not the first time he ever card'
OF one John CorELY, a native Of Boston, or of the
ling wit calls New England: he cannot but have heard
-altto' it escaped his memory-how the said John
Copely ems rated to foreign country, called England
o. that country-how he afterwards had taken the
Char OF the House Of 'ommons--no-of the House
OF Peers, as Lord High Chancellor of England! keeper
o. the siredt Seal! and Of the kings conscience
Atnt You ashamed Of yourself MIR. American, 10 spay
such ~ant Of knowledge after being horn and edn-
cstel under our Republican Institutions 7" lis too
bad!'' :
My dear sir you have attempted 10 saddle the wrong
horse. The charge Of ignorance will 1back from me
to thee" in lees Than time. Lord l.yndhurst soas
born British sueet, although hs had his nativity in
Boston! So Your "John Copely," or as we would
write IL John Singleton Copley, does not aid you a
great deal in your false position. You i'll please to
remember that in I'VE, the year that John CopeIy,
VII" fram Boson) to foreign county called
England was born, Massachusetts, WIS British co.
lony. Are you satisfied! +Aint ysu ashamed of or-
= -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

DWELL COFrONS-4O bales 10 and "a and
- IWllled Lowell Coons for sale BY
mnf ISAAC Bril- GE 4 "a, 1874 Magazine y,
KUN W ChESTs-Jnst received At the Louisiana
81. oa Gohls, % blenve street, - superior sins
ge and double fire proof iron chesis from Tie factory
=" . = =, !; Brown, New York, Tor sale by
nll VIM CAItNES.
l.. BROWNS Patent Platform Balaxces.-1;To-
cr p ctfs can ind ct 80 Bienve street, Patent Plat
"'i W X CARNES.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

|SSOAP-3ON boxes Gonlds' and Robbins No. Soap
~ N store for sale by THAYER Il Co,
sel "A Poydras st
sOAKLEY's lst 4 End Books Of History, Jus,
~ received I'm additional supply the above very
popular school books, by ATOWAR,
no 40 Camp s
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FOR NEW YORK,

FOR NEW YORK.
Picket Of Monday, 25th inst
+ Holmea' Line Of Packets
AZ The very fast sailing regular shin VICKS
a @TRG n""t Ea %s:,s; viii PROMPTLY sail
elegant occo"mndo,; FOR ire'gn' or passage, having
one 'ier below the Vegetable Market, or to
mar y COHEN, No 90 Common st
" NoTlCE-1'he brig COMMAQIID, Cap'oin
sears scar ron New York. is row dschargng. opposite
Post > Sd Municipality Consgnees are particularly
Levee. S 81 p WHiTNEV W.
"".s 73Camp st
>, NoFlCE-The shin ZOTOFF, Cant Merrill from
Havre is dischnreing below the lower Press Cons;rn
noes are particularly requested to take out their ermits
WITHOUT neiay. LEVI VI GALE
n..I 81 Common II
70 TIPOGRAPAIACT. ASSOCIATjON-
NIE regu lar monthly meeting Of thj. Assoc;n rim,
= will be held at the Planters Hotel. Canal IT. Tb;s
Evening ut o'cioc JAS ODOWD
.'". Secretary.
DISSOLUTION OF RsHIP--Tbe
t"Par1nership herctnnre rxistin- between the
SUBSCRIBERS in tile stvle Of Francis 7. Vose L. G., ia
"'-env"d by mutual consent F T. Vose alone will H.
Huidate the affairs OF the lato concern
FRANCIS r. VUSE.
mar =" w Kerry
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

GREAT ATTRACTfONM
at No. SO Magazine street. orer 3. Legg's AUCTION
Room, opposite Bank'e Arcnde.
MI Gll.LER respectfully informs the puLri: that
wi the celebrated
~, Statue Of CLEOPA ira, Queen eCEeypt,
Which has been exhibited in most of the pyinr;pal
cities OF Me Union. TO the lively admin alton Of mnnv
thousand yisers has arrived in this city, and is now
neing exhibited tes short time only, from o'clock
NJ, to sosclock, PM.
urAdmitiance, so cents; Season tSekss, 81.