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

Those Ladies' and Gentlemen engaged with James H.
Caldwell, New Orleans, respectfully informed tina,
the THEATRE will open for the season in all September
ne1t-Persoos in negociali"n will apply to G. H. Bar
rett Esq New York, by letter to the Proprietor New
Orleans.
u The Louisville Journal, Cincinnati Whig New
York Eve'ins Star, and the Spirit Of the Times, will
please publish the abpve three times each. By order
oftl'e Proprietor. Geo. HOLLAND, Treasurer
st Charles Theatre
N. Orleans, e2d Aug. 1889. IT,
TAMES LAST NUVEL-The Gentleman of the Old
= School. A Tale in Volumes, bv q i II james
Esq. author Of the tlusuenot, the Robber &c. &c.
Just Received and for sale by Alex TOWAR
aug I'D 40 Camp Street
.VNHE AMERICAN LOUNGER ~ the author .
Capt kyd The Pirate Of the Gulf &c. &c. in
one volume.
Sketches in London by the Author of the Great Me-
tropois."
Bench and Bar &C. &C. Ing volumes.
New Pocket Lacon in . volumes.
Also Homeward Bound and Home as found.
l. Just Rectvedby Alex TOWAR,
aug ~ 40 Campst.
NloUR-'ooo barrels fresh supcrfinc Flour, j,
store, for shle by G DORSEY.
az Al New i.rvee.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

Dr. Bancroft died at his residence, Worcester on Mon
day, the 18Th August, aged 81
The Duke Of WeIIinston it is said, on the arrival nj
Mr. Webster, in London, called on him in u nr,v,,,
way.
man named Samuel Drew, in Yps,lDar, ,.,cn,,
While digging well, struck VEN qs,. AN. ,. .us
soon pur' d N II J.. snnT TIM liz VI. ,.,ed
sleechIHaa NJ tbs cor1Jult cl@ ,,5 ,l ,9pr mir wus
soon pumped to .Hl auU!.b, raa1ns ~ t -. ia. nm,
which e"94Hu n.r iye susn trcct. , "A, ,,,.ru Iis
l.t,
tie Eh'a''.h" 'His,s are .j4a4:H.- = ave Mr..
Clay hn iani reception. y -0!.!.4,tes Vi wo. nm
Po-;ss :: ccav, huu.
.ih1M " "N'etHau, Assistant !. .ster OF Exeter,
~ 'i'' has been arrested for ru,'oinng money from
letters passing through his office.
An old man in Illinois, who had had several horse.
Stolen, upon seeking, found them tied to n Tree md
waited the arrival Ut person who came to flint, Them
when he quickly rnised his rifle and shot the nun dead
who proved to be his own son.
From statement made by the Committee of,),. Rr;,
iSh and Foreign ,uiors Society," appears thut within
'e snort period OF tour months and three DAYS nr,ious
10 April last, there had wrecked one hundred ond
sixty vessels AL Of whose crews had perished Will, h
averaging The crews at ten will make 1000 lives LOST
Tho British Government proposes Increasing IN.
army.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

Dali! ZF1, "a. Aug. 96. 1880
Arrived at Baze. prize schr. Eliza Jane a Pepsacolp
p!o, boat-cartured after chase of three hours of tho
North Chandelier, by Capt. Taylor, in the u S. sloop
lizard, after firing five shots her. TWO of which sruck
run away with by two negroes who say they belong IN
J: or>yh on Black Water They r,,i. the Eliza Jane
(ndg their capture cerain,) among the breakers on
the South Spit oCat Island, jumped overheard and esq
Jane after much difficulty was got off with some Ja
maee--the usto,'-h"use gig stove by the break.
ers, carrying ont her anchor and the whole expedition
was detained two day, before the negroes were starved
out and gave themselves up. They were brought np
III irons by the hudson, subject the order of he own.
En- Capt lay Tor. keeps the prize schr. Eliza Jane ut
the f'azc, subject to the od,, If the iio T. s. Conf
for snvas saving her fran total loss among the
hreukp,s.-BuWCttn.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

When Dan crossed last from Dublin, the SEQ was very
rough and the great precursor extremely discom>
posed. How are you my man. said Mr.. NJ, of Liver
pool, lending kindly him. Internal sick,' sighed
Dan. well, then, reoined Mr. NJ, 4 hope this will
convince you, how little good, and how much i'll comes
of being agitated,'
Farley, of Coveni Garden Theatre, who possessed a
much larger quantity Of nose, than nature usually bss
ows upon an indvidual contrved to make il
nous by his invncibe attachment to the hottie, which
also beset il with rmerads and rubes To ad to his
'nsforunes his face was somewhat disfgurea by not
having regular pair Of eyes, being black and the
other Of a reddish hue. John Kemhe happening one
day to observe that his eyes fellows cungrat
uiated him upon the circumstance. The rosy gided
tpler demanded the reason. Because, replied the joe.
ular genius, fyour eyes had been matches your nose
would cerluiny have set them in flames, and dreadful
confagration might have been apprehended.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

Inc LouisAn'an Contains, in fench, a correspond
ence between john A. Merle x Co. aud Mr., G. E,,,r
The Editor, in relation late decree of The Nov ;o
government, 'pung in force the law of February IH3,
by which law, nerch nd:se is prob bed from b.ir se,
to certain aces in the interior, The power of the cen
fallss' under penalty Of seizure. The conn min, Of
MI Merle and other me- CHAINS is, tina, no ot,,a, no,i
OF THIS decree was ever published The cuu ,,
SOL Mr. Fruits has refus' give any satisfactory mn
s"er to the enquiries Of Mr. Merle, and air. i,avon a.,
dltisent research, is Of opinion thu, tao official nr,;
WAS ever given OF this Decree anu that ali seizures ~
II are consequently il'epal.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

man who calls himself genera Iy DR.. Hines, bat
who has hundred abuses, has recently attracted the
attention OF the press by successful ate Is Mt
sw'ndlng. lie was not long since in Savannah more
recently al New York and lately at Cincnrna,i.-We
learn from the Cincinnati, Wing of the GOTH that ne wa.
arrested in that city the l7t inst. on charge of
having committed robbery on board the s,euu,boot
Echo The robbery was committed near Memphis, and
tue facts being strong against the Doctor he was sent
tejai to await the requsit on of the Governor of Ten
nessee.
In Hines hunk. among many papers, sucI, MS bonds
EecoEniznnces &c. found reference to Goyerpo,
E.,1,p.,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

NATIONAL 1HEATKE.-'lN' OF ,l!f iafg6st au ences
that ever was packed whin he Aa.ts O. The h,u G.
hunored the first appearance II Nh orrea,, ih,i lht
The ny was N'rC!ntus. ich '!I +. elHc.eu II! his
usual chasie ana oiCIJe iie 10 Itje!tl;' how
ever, any ,hiG iitt n0trS &; the ofi pes tIrnn!s ,
would be Impossible, unable IL catch urHe
than an occasional glimpse, in cous qn"nce OF the
crowd
A, the fall of the curtain, Mr. T. called out and
according I" his usual custom appeared AMI acknv w
lodged The compliment sub sIeatio TIL emit hr ,;r
Wnllack then heGaue upr"ar,o,ls, un. ail,t d hg;
kpsc the MANN appeared and udtir,s u i,,au e.,
in his usual "aire and h+ppy manner.-N. Y Herald.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

Mr.. Buck, who was warmly pressed during re-
cent election contest to give hssoe to certain candi-
date. replied that it was impossible, since lie had
already promised ovo'e for the Other. 'Oh,' said the
candidate, iii election matters, promises, yeu .now 20
for nothing If that is the case rejoinel aak, i
prom Use you my vote OF once,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

AN investigation is going on in New York in reIu, ON
" ''e conduct ofceran the party officers Of the Sing
0'"s fson. 1t Is complained that the prisoners have
been cheated of their food made to work at trades ex
cludedby law, and cruelty treated. The senatorial
committee majority OF which is loco oco, are howe,
er, as usual, sitting all correct mforu a,ion.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

NEA.OLlTAa iNDhMNl rY-The Secretary of
the Treasury gives notice in the tcia of the 22d uo
tIlat the sixth instanen of the Neapoltan indemnify
amounting as now computed, S2!O47 46, W in be
paid 10 the claimants on application to the Bank Of
America. ct Ne1 York, sitter the 9Th day of Srr,
tslGber aext and s,sc places as that Bank NAV dc
sis nate.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

% No arrivals to-day, by the river or from sea.
Sept. lst, 1899.
Steamer Robinson, Jr Jordan. FIN Bayou Sara
e S$san,sr brilliant, Hart, I'm Bayou Sara
Sept Cd, 1889.
Tow boat Grampus. Clarke from tina pusses having to
:" ship Teumah returned with brig Abino and sch Henry
istthe Pnss on istins att O'Clock, REPORTS nothing
taes ship Columbia still W bar and ship Scotland in.
side DO ON the esh u. Ship Richmond late Winsip wen,
10 ssA 25h uli.
Wi. A'ino, Buxton 30 days fin Boston, to JTouro
eehr Henry Clarke, I'm St Joserhs, to MASTER
Steamer Corscan, Lockw ood FIN st Louis.
EXPORTS
bOsION Per ship St Louis Cargo 81 corn IS bale
cotton. eO6 dry hides 245 beef do, &c bxs VINE
1891 pigs lead
MOBILE Per sloop Select Cargp 1876 ps bagung 81. cells
e- rope. lids sugar, . ties 10 Ills flour 80 do
pork and S kegs butter
eIMARkS Pet schr rogers cargo so bis pork so bis
- Hour, As Ps bag ging so coils rope, Is bis moas
tes, 5hds bacon, 50 kegs lard, 1000 bis co IN
Ibis spermaceti
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Lsnhcth Thompson 1871 sacks Bogur e. Hawthorn
s3s3 pigs lead, Conney Elder $40 bales buffalo robes
Merle Is bis potatoes Warren 6 kegs ioz chickens
Cooper Wagner So doz chickens Yates 20 head sheen 40
dos chickens aud ducksJ Collar, sunlry lots chickens
owners on board.
MEMORANDA
All the upper rivers are reported very low
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

IN III" death Of Mr. II. ). PICKERING, our Foreman,
ny The prevailing epilcmic we have sustained grea,
loss Mr.. Pickering united to grea, ability in his pro-
iesson undonbed integrity and the most urbane man.
ners and c"nciatory disposition. lie was fornerl,
conductor of the Old Countryman Of New.York, and
by birth, we believe, an Engshlnan.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

The sickness w Hvs.~ts He,rs.a ,,arals to =
'eafu eA en- ne i'iscNjIs u;,.c charter ol
bilious co"EesWe fever, the i'ii.nly ere taken With
chllls and rus IN the h nd e~d aa"a bu7 il ,.lelar
Is mIned'atcl taken tie ,na!dy y,d- AMI in
'ne cases the ndis ada couvaracrnt III t,ay d,
t"" u" Instances occur where t. ,.. cnt, .nl t- p.
,tIe ,.o.nent hey attacked
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

! lMhCHS iiARTT IL 60, arc now receiving ron
- on board ship Orleans. Eagle, Highlander, Poker
ie'ry Andrew, French and German play cards; Back.
sainm"n Boards Chessmcn, Ia and 36 inch Bill
ard Balls 8,9, 10 and IL inch blade Bowie Knives:
nea,ter and other travelling Dressing Gases; Belt
rocket fiorSemnns, and DueIlng Pistols; double and
and Pistol tlasks; Dram Bottles and Drinking Guns:
terc s.son Caps and Cap Holders; CLOTH Hair, Tooth
a.! ana NM brushes; orris and Chlorine Tooth Wash
ion.1 rowde; loet and Shaving Soups, in great va
and Toilet Powder; Emery Bags; Ivory Tub Cushions.
r p"h T mae or Curriers' Sum Elastic suspencs;
ro"def RUS and Boxes Gilt Chains, Seals md KEYS;
anmChans; Gllt nnd Silvered Beads; Indian Beads,
SELLS and Fumes; Shell Twist: Side and Dressing
Combs whchln addition tlero former stock on hand,
MAKES tcf assortment very complete, and will be sold
o" and on liberal terms, al the sign of the Golden
eoihp' i!3-1t 20 Charities street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

La"renae switzler was lately killed IN New York.
"l'e IN the act g" knocking off iron band connected
with soda fountain, when the gas exploded and broke
both his legs and eau sed his death.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

lie uoVcrnor has appointed, in place of Hon G .orre
L'ss and L. A. Rosie, resigned, George Suawbridr,
and Allonzo Morphy ,squires, t. be judge, of the su
preme Court. Both nnr xccp1ionable appointments.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:
cars will leave at the hours in the week days
every hour NATL "coyk r Nj and New every hour
seesl 9o'Glo k, r. NJ -
Ass 10 o'clock horse obtained BY having dol.
Ian f"r the Trips fcaled for after a O'clock p N.
lars y III he charRcd.
Pevsoas going by Steam must provide themselves
~ Tickets AS the conductor has positive directions
receive money in lieu thereof
foe the emulation Of persons visiting Carrolton. in
the 8 O'clock and who wish 10 I'm
all o'clock the that has heretofore left
o'clock will remain until 6i o'clock, thereby allowing
one hour TO enjoy the pleasant walks of the
beautiful Gardens in the United States.
TIE JACKSON AND LACoURsE sTREETCARs
cav the hra of Jackson o'clock "A. NJ
commence TO lcav" each and hall hour until 81 O'clock
y rkrppH" that instead of eavn. Canal
e. the car will leave there at 9o'ciack 7. NJ
II pa nrnnrly requested that gentlemen will
their feet upou the cushions smoke he ars when
present
Oihc" New Orleans Carroli,on Rail Road COMPANY
JOHN HAMiSON.
july 18th 1880 Chief Eng. N. Oa CIR :.
NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING co.
vuNHE Iron Steamboat Rebecca will leave the Basin
= at the head Of tho New Canal every day, Except
Mondays) for the Lake, as follows:
'A'' ~ l $ A. N. Ns'"'" al ia ! ?: n:
ppm. ar H..
=" SPIN. g" 9 M.
And on MONDAYS
Depart at l0.A. NJ. Return a. 1ol PM.
-" 2P. nj. lPN
=" 5aP.M. 9 PM.
may 70 B. CHEW, Cash.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

CUPPERs u BLEEpERs.-
E'arli, No. rs. Canal street-hnself or partner al
ways to be found, day or night.
W. W. King, 81 St. Charles street.
/. Madeline, No. 5 Camp street. near Canal.
NJ d. Earres, No. Camp street, near Canal.
Payne. Cuppcr and Beeder at Madame Dcwhursts coro
of Gravier aud ThoI,ouas SITS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03
From our MontiAU Edjtiou1

Owing 10 he le'a of nm Fo rlnan an the -,rknoss
OF others attached to our esahsl,n,n we were ,m-
PEELED to pc ,pone the ruhca on OF our Week, until
to-day.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03
G A K 4 O L l. + 0 N
-
lssss ! ! Eli
HOTEL,

linn HOTEL. lIsiM
~ LAvAuD has tue honor of informing his friends
~ aud thu public in ge!s,ra that he has taken the
not-l al Cnrrotnr, where no trusts he will receive
the calls Of his old rns and all lovers Of good cheer.
Private parties will be handsomely provided for by
giving little na,icc beforehand He willing to enter
into engagements With families or individuals dcsirnus
ot passing the summer at Carroilton. 49,. MOO
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

TRADE THE WEsT.-Thc Pittsburg Gazette of
the 18th contains the sutjolned notices OF certain eud
ing works of internal improvement in progress, and
soon to be completed. Their bearing upon the trade
Of Baltimore ~hen completed will be at once appa
rent 10 the reader When the Canal to tide, the }a
more and Susqueianna Railroad, and the Cross Cut
Canal between Pennsylvania aud Ohio are each com
pIeted ana in operation, nothing nattenon to its
own interests and prosperous fortunes prevent Bale
tmore from participating largely in the trade of these
states aud of the further west, by Of these chan
els of improved communication. The Plttsburg Ga~
zette ys:-"Fhe ensuing fall is likely to witness the
completion of two works Of internal Improvement in
which city and the whole commonwealth are de. y.
~ interested.
"The first is the Cross Cut Canal which will give
us direct and cheap water communication with the
Ohio Canal and the great northe IL LuN.s.
" ! he second is the i'alal from COLUMBIA itavre
de Grace, which will furnish the cheap st route to
Ba nore, and, the whole extent of the chesapeake
Bay.
"Wen these works are completed, the Delaware
Bny, the t'eSae ke BAY, the ,hio ri. err and the Great
Lakes will al be c injected great scheme Of
'isnd nav !4hn, mad tau tInr cal Ii. meat. to
hiid To ether the differ he L mo-, will he
utlur ~.
by hrs" 8, l,Y hio river AMI the IN, rove,ne,,,
Of the ) onunaaheio r.e., winch gong on. ",
shall tia iur4tr noHu9 Of communication IN MI G,,-t
tla'n HE cas-, fOu'l sunh slid VEST 10 tic north
vest
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03
Mr.. Jerome Bayou has retired from the louisiana

CLEVER Enthusiastically persons are se-
lected for Office because they clever fellows Now
these the very kind that ongh, no, to he spared
from their re.sidcs. A clever fellow is kn,, Of tree
frog, who takes his from the last hnrk he is
species :" no party man, WIN will eat of its oaves and
tishr< and deny his master; wh will ,ake lis honors
and 1--we on It's profits, una the conpIncentlv attribute
all the elevation aud comforts his innate sterling
merits; the We reter those h. have at least
q, mich candur AS nanne,s-wn will sa. YES and no
when t,ey pleas. as., to whom they peuse and a,4.
the consequences. OF The two il, The parable, we
much prric' the who told hi fh.r he you'd ~.
work and YET did work. to the clever fIo. who pro-
missed all and did nothing. -.
Politics is pursuit that requires hard muscles men.
tai Determination, unyieldng integrity, knowledge If
human "au,e-its III aud weakness. Like the
gnine OF drafts any persons may make moves on the
chequered board but few know how to play the ,anls
scientifically. We stand in need Of such ner-t is not
often they are thought by The he clever lows
Herald + Patriot.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

"NlAD frey I'd and ad CONSTITUENCY OF
!" MILLION OF DOLLARS
ino,Goo Tickets at $40. s0m,0on
l',0o0 rr.z"s-iu amount of two millions Of loiInrs
Scheme licr selling price oitirkct> the SAM 500
Among tn prizes Vrranlnh. st. Charles Thea
tie, and the - Char Arcade buildings, Hc.&c
ii II few days tickets can he Ind.
aup 81.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

NURSE Cloc Oxendne well practced nurse. resides Is
Mag azine street, near Girod.
Elizabeth, Camp street, next to George Guots.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

We learn that the yellow fever has broken out in the
Parish Of Rapdes.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03
No mail yesterday from the Worth.

An lrlShman killed his wife who, was pregnant, on,
Saturday, by kicking herIn the abdomen. lie m,nedi
ately He'd aud, W. believe, mas not yet been taken
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

~ LOCKE Il CO.. No. s F. ont Levee, have in storo
- large and extensive assortment OF Copper and
1ir Ware Of their ts~n iaru'acture, which they offer
by wholesale. NAV %
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

From Forida.-Ihe steamer S"ntee, arrived here
est"rday, from St Augustine, by which vessel We
rec eIved the NerS of tina place OF the i7lh inst
We learn that six tndlns, " i,O mad come in nj
New Smyrna 'orprovsions captured put ON board
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03
LlUISIAYA GRAND REAL EsrArE ANn

LDUl>lA IA GRAND REAL. ESTA re AND
STOCK LOTTERIES.
ORA wing in New Orleans, by authority of Il law of la
CALDWELL, Oakley & PRirClIARD,
Praprietors and Managers
Tickets in the LIST class introductory Lottery for
sale al corner Canal and Royal SIS, 81 SIS at $40 en,h
DRAWN n December; Nos to IS, IL drawn huo,s
The a. n' effected Within an hour. 1891 prizes of
WINCH 8 Tf"r-" tate, $50 shares of stock, and
"a Vt tir-''- - the twu iltIDn lottery,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03
THE Libel. CASE.

DUBLIsHED THIS DAY, and for sule at III
Counting Room Of the True American, st Cfur-t
Hoe',ad at the principal Book >,ors correct Repor
OF the late Interesting and important suit Of the State
Of Louisiana vs. John Gibson, Editor and Publisher o
the True American before the Criminal Court for Ii
bel. ;ulv o1s,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CLEANAICEa.
a -. ec7' = l520.
Ship 81 Louis. Bon,eile, Boston, z,nte6n T. hveru
Soop sc'cct, Williams, Mobile, iles,er
sch Rogsrs. Morgan, st MARKS. Master
ARRIVALS.
ku- I
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03
For NEW YORK-Regnlnr Packet.

Leeches cnn be obtained at Ct, i2l aud warranted a,
%, at the general depot, Is l'urruck street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

N\GiISii FRENCH, ND FOREIGN ~ KS
! ~ Frsnrh Books; Complete Works OF Vol,airc,
Rous~ M, nl'crr Nlon"sHnicu all classics, Modern
WORK" "i 'i"Izl, tlbr Dumas, Victor Hugo Lamar
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lng'nIr Holy Bible, HERS and Aligets french Revoll,
ton, Iorsins Napoleon, Gill Bias Don Quixo,,c Nom
ore OF Mad d. Abran,cs, Dict onu,rs tirumars, Law
and Mclicu ''"
, fns!,Sh.-ii complete assortment in all braurics,
MTdnn', aw, Literary, irIinnnrcS, Gren,nars,
school Books, standard Novels and Plnys
l-h''h- ia's'cafarls Il l"nsie editions the most ap~
ProV'h dictionaries Grnnnrrs and eIcmp nnrv l,noks
Spanish-D"n Qnixottc,l .oper de Vesasun,lrirs Die
tonnrins and !irunmars.
Ger AM he Works Of Schiller, Goethe, korrncr,
tnn der eide, Memories of Cus;lnoya u, il. inni O.
Dictionaries and tiram,ars.
An assortment OF French s. English Novels all new
works OF merit Regularly received.
a., L JOHNS. & co.
aug: 1,iii' I'm. cor ST Charles " Common sis
w OF Bcrsamottn, Oil of Lemon, Oil Of Almond.
~ tbittcr,i Vii of Lavender Oil of Ccdr,, Oh Of
ror"g;ti' p'l Ut Sabine, Oil Of Thyme, Oil Of Sussa
iraS Landing and Tor sale by
~ II BONNABEI.
1chapioulas ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

!fer drroagementto commence LIST august 1889,
NEW ORLEANS u CARROLLTON RAIL ROAD
3 SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.
- From CarrOllt0n.. From Rev Orleans.
Horse Gar at o'clock A. NJ Horse Car at o'clock, A. N
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03


.ew-Orleans Chamber Of Commerce.
OFFICERS THE YEAR 1889. =
President, =. j. Peters. z, "a.
First Vice President, W. l.. Hodge, Esq.
Second do. In. A. Merle, ESQ.
fomm'nee ~ appeals for 1889. sE
James Dick, Jumes n. Leyerich,
nc. 'nn,tnack, Aiah Fisk,
p. y. Snrhn, Samuel Thompson
Committ.e Of arbitration f,r the month of Nay.
J"i'n 'ie,ileston, John G. Harrison,
y. y. llnatingt IN, William Hopkins,
Cnnch Hyde. yr. r. A. Hardy.
Joichi,n Kobn.
Mail Regulations. 90 :, :
% Ia Great Eastern Mdil is closed every day at 10
O'clock \. VI. Is due ever, day at 4 ?. NJ.
The Lake MaH tvia Covnston La) is closed every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at o'clock, A. NJ.
Z. ". 81 -
Tbs '.ouisrRe or Riser Mail is closed every Mon
day. Wednesday, md saturday, at p. NJ, IS sent
a'd returned by steamboats,. Arrives irreguGrly three
times week. ''>
TIE Bnyoa Sara or Coast Nail is closed every
Tuesday md Fri.tv. ats z NJ. Is scut.aud returned
by stranihoats.. ..r g..
Vhe sAer;nirin Red Riecr MAJ! ID sent irreBu-
lady by Steamboats, t.yirc weeK
l.auisviLLh OK RIVER MAIL.
S ...,s9S.1, and Close ats ''e'0sk'r' NJ
COAST MAIL.
s s"s'.iy and closesa, so'eloik.P NJ.
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DARLOR ORNAMENTS Rare and beautiful
Il cnri"silies. for sale only by Rees D'langs
and a, P!ough's Mueeum.
=. All these ornaments consist aa she most spien.
did specimens ut nr,hinnlsgy from Europe, Asia.
Africa. aud ospa country
App owed noresa 60 days will he taken Of
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nARS-80n0 feet ash Oars,
- may II SAL p WHITNEY, 70 Camp
STEAM BOAT hills.

OWNERS, AGENTS, ar CAPTAINS ofSTEAM
~ hOAIS can hare their Bills struck off, in owe
more Coored Inks Plain or CoIored Paper ritb
despatch. and on favorable Terms BY Iearins Their
ORDERS atTRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner q,
poydras and ST. Charles streets.
Dl.AYING CARDS-Just received Il few gross
OF very superior French cards, some very thin ind
fine, for sale cheap by ID FELT l. Co.
milo n Y StatiGners hill, "a Chartres
NESS REEF~-lp half bis, Tor sale nv
VI may u q y lRSEY, At New | r,,