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SELECTED TALES.
BLANCHE OF NAVARRO.
a TALE, ILLUSTRATING THE PASSION OF LOVE.
BY q. u. n. JAMES.

L.
BY G. p. n. JAMES.
[Concluded
Isabel proceeded to seek the weak prince
who had placed his happiness, his honor
and his fame, in the hands of one so little
worthy OF the trust. He welcomed he
with glad embrace, for of late she had
been rather niSenrd of her presence, anc
had taught her husband to value her smiles
by making them more rare.
Has, thou heard the ldipgs, my Isa-
bel 7" he said hast thou heard the dis.
covery we have made 7"
Isabel of Valois-hke all human beings
when excited by strong passions to evil
schemes-felt more than just apprehension
at every sound and at every sighr around
her. Each change, each news, each ster
that she herself took forward, agtaied her
whole heart, lest some interposing hand
should pluck her back from the course
which she was determined to pursue and
the words Of her husband instantly excited
fear that some unforeseen event might throw
II stumbling block in her course.
No sir" she replied" no, | have
Keep ME not in suspense, my lord tell
me what has occurred"
Nothing to displease nor alarm thee, "
he replied, marking the change upon her
countenance, it il, merely, that my un-
happy sister Blanche, that disgrace to our
race and name, was seen yesterday ia the
ne'gh5orhood Of Pampcluna by u priest
VINO was passing through u small village
not lar of. 1t was said that she had sent
messenger TO Don Ferdinand de Leydn /;
and, not an hour ago, had him called to
my presence, and asked if such tidiops
were true. He replied, that he had recsiv-
ed neither letter nor message from Blanche
of Navarro, but that he doubted no, the tale
of her being in the neighborhood was well
founded. He promised, moreover-on nv
strict njunctions-thnt, if she sought refuge
with him or with his sister, who was ever
her friend, lie would bring her to my pres
ence."
~ love not tha, Don Ferdinand de
Leyda ~ burs, forth Isabel Of VaIois, veh-
emently: II love him mott doubt his
double.dealiug promises. Once already he
has deceived and disappointed me; and, If
you trust to his word, you will find that he
has some specious under meaning by which
he will break his engagement, yet keep his
conscience whole. No, no, my lord; ifyou
love Isabel Of Valois. aud would remove the
stain from your honse by furnishing proper
ly her who has incurred 1t, follow my ad-
vice"
What wouldst thou have me do 7" de-
mauded the king. :" ! will do any thing in
reason to please thee, Isabel"
THUS, then, act, my lord, " and do it,
not To please me, but Tor your own honor's
sake. Deal not upon this Count Of Folk as
upon private enemy whom you remove
from your path in secret brt, judged and
condemned as he is by public Judges sp-
pointed to try him, let his execution be
public, aud 10 the face Of day. Proclaim
To all the land around, that on the day az
ter tomorrow, at the hour of noon, Fran.
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who escorted to Charleston, and delivered
to the Commissary of Prisoners. There
] saw my old friend Commodore BiddIe
he had three ships under his command, all
ready for sea, and at this time there was an
Embargo throughout the State Of South
Carolina. Com. Biddle tried very hard, to
persuade me t. 60 with him, but informed
him was under an engagement TO Capt.
Rathbone, to go aud take New Providence,
as one Capt. Newton had lately arrived from
New Providence, and gave US information
that the rich ship Mary, from Jamaica, had
put in there in distress, and that we could
get there before she would be ready for sea.
As this was the ship by which our sailing
master, Mr.. George Sinkens, of Newport,
was killed about six months since, when of
New York, and had given US warm re-
ception, we thought the time of retaliation
had come, aud we had a notion of killing
two birds with one stone so we determin-
ed to go, and take fort Nassau, and then &c
should have command Of the town of New
Providence and its harbor. aud take wha,
We pleased. Cnpt. Ratbbone was at the
Coffee-house in Charleston. Com. Bid
die aud myself went from Mr.. Dorstns',
then continental agent, to the Coffee House,
to see Capt. Rathboue; as told Com. Bid
die, if Capt. Rathbonc would consent, |
would go with him. Com. Biddle said
it was downright presumption to undertake
such an attempt, and alluded to the Scotch
Ship, that was taken from Lieut.. McDou-
gal and myself but told him the prison.
ers were all well landed in Virginia. He
plead with Capt. Rathbone to let me 60,
but 1t answered no purpose; for, said Capt.
Rathbone, 81 have made an agreement with
Capt. Trevett and will not give him up )"
so that put a finish on the conversation.
We shook hands, and the Commodore said, +,
" am very sorry for shall never see you
more" Capt. Rathbone aud ysef return-
ed Immediately to Georgetown.
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BosroN LADIES, EIGHTY Years AGO.
We find Ia the American unna!s, an account
of the anniversary Of a Society for encour-
aging industry, held in 1853, on which &C
casion Boston Common presented a novel
sight. H. the afternoon, about three hun
dfed young female spinstrrs, decen'Iy dress
ed, appeared on the cofSmon at their spin
ming wheels. The wenvers also appeared
cleahly dressed, in garments of their own
weaving one Of them, working at a loon,
on ~ stage, was carried on men's shoulders,
attended with music. An immense number
Of spectators we're present d, this interest,"
ing spectacle. The Rev. DR.. Cooper preach
cd discourse, and collection was mnjc
for the benefit of the insthuiion.'
Ladies of Boston whirliug three hundred
spinning wheels These were afterwards
the mairons who refused British tea /; and
who never sung airy noihngs' over "a pi-
ano. Could not thousand delicate ladies'
now be seen IN The city, nt their pianoes,
where one old fashioned rosy dsm.el could
be found a, the healthy exercise ofiho spin
ming Boston Paper
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ScoLprSe.-A man who catches his wife
Seeding her servants, is apt to be reminded
that the peacock, with all her beauty, has
the harshest voice in the world. ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-06

HENRY Il LEE $ co, No Magazine street, are
III row receiving from ships Nashville, louisville,
Kentucky, Eagle, and other late arrivals irem :h'
':ern cities large and new selected assortment
Hats, Boots, shoes and Brosans,
consisting OF gen.lenens fine calf and Morocco boots
do ca.1,mli,y; do bui'd, and pegscd boots
sarious qualities; mems fno calf seal and Morocco.
slipper mems fine calf and kippcd peggcd shoes an"
rosans; do boots; do stout kip aud pcgsc shoe.
ID brosans gcn,lcmens best quality calf sewci shoes;
hUgans and Jack Downings; Ito calf and Morocco
ckic shoes and hrogsns; do calf, seal AMI Merocco
,.an shoes and slippe IS, Ito calf, buff WINGS
.,cw article; do fine calf sell and quartz,
'cs; hoys' misses and chisren's begged and c~ed
t.cs"ns, and shoes OF every q"n'tS. and kind
Also general assortment Of mems stout wax an.
r'~'t I"osas and Shoes together with 10000 pairs
Ssro hest quality, russell brosans, nailed in III,
s'nks, made expressly for plantation use; good as
rtmcn! Of mems fine and stout kip russell br'gans,
article, and a'ge quantity OF un inferior 1uali,,
r. sset and broga,s
Ladies' fine calf seal, and grain wells, and
pump sole shoes; do fine French Morocco and kid run
u'.md slippers; do shoes, with and w,ou, heels
calf seal and s'ou, leather bootccs; do nclIa shoe
fall kinds and qualities; do lasting b,ogans yaer
y and foNe, bootecs. Misses lasting spring sloesanu
81 gans. Chit,eu's colored Morocco and lasting bro
<: Hs and boots, &c.
;entcmen's fine fashionable black silk hats; do black
40 t'ra beaver do OF superior quality; do imitation
" ram do; broad and narrow him mems fine tl.b and
VI: tx Russia short mapped hats, article. Ioe,hs
In ,e size hats OF different qualities; do chlren's.
VI ms and bcj's black and tl,.b wool hats of various
sMpes, with general assortment OF boys and mems
s9! caps.
his assortment will be replenspdby the arrival of
eMi ls'ckestrom the ano,e named cities, all OF which
viii be sold on accommodating terms aug III
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PROSPECTIIS

THE subscriber pope ses to publish, in the be-
ginning of the cnsnlng WINTER u Condemnation tf
the twenty volumes Of the Old and New Series of
Marlns Louisiana Reports, to be comprised IN four
volumes. s,o., according to tha model Of Peters
Condeasri Reports.
This work is now in preparation by J. Burton
Harrison Esq, Of this city. assisted by Willinm +.
Brand Esq. The Editor is also permitted by a
distinguished retired Judge Of tic Supreme Court,
and by ono of the sitting Judges, to expect from
their personal supervision all tln advantage which
may naturally DO rraped FROM their experience
Such work is becoming every day mole nc.
cessary, as tho original is voluminous. expensive,
and scarce. An increasing curiosity too is mani.
fest. in the other States of tho Union, i'll reference
to the peculiar Jurisprudence Of Louisiana; and the
circumstance of the numerous principles here dos
cded in tho adjustment Of conflicts of laws, makes
the knowled.e of our adjudgcd cases Of primo uti.
lily 10 the urists of tho whole Union. Moreover,
the rising republic Of Texas has adopted our codes,
and thus there is great demand for the Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter.
Convenient notes, indicating tho parallel cases
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those IN the
more authoritative forums Of the other Statcs vii;
oe added TO cuch case.
The work will form four volumes, royal octave.
and will be delivered, bound TO suhscr bers at ST
per vol; in case it should be found practicable to
it into three volumes, tho p-ico to SUD-
wribcrs will be 81 per VOL
Subscriptions received by
WIN McKEAN,
Ie,I cor CamN and Common ais
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Royal College Of Physicians. LoMdnn.
TIME original Vegetable l!,gean Universal Mcii-
cine, prepared by w Miskin, -Es,. Nc,,,:l Il
lie RtNai College Of Surgeons, Lirenalc Of Apo,ic-
cary Company, Fellow Of Bolt Cor, Society, Surgeon
10 tie Royal Union Pension Association, Lancaster
Place, Waterloo Bridge, and Perpetual Pupil Of Guy
and ST. I'homas's Hospitals London.
This valuable medicine, the result of twenty years
experience and unparalleled success in the extensive
and highly respectable practice OF the proprieiy pro-
Missed by the faculty and nobility, and is now introduced
to the notice OF the American public, AT the earnest
lictatioa # number otgenemcn Of long and high
standing in the profession. II is hoped, as climI-
arising from the Of the numerous and deeterio's
ncst'ms tose' upon the public by the aid OF fabricated
proofs Of miraculous cures, and ether frauds, bya SET Of
mercena,y, unrnclpled pretendcrs so totally ignorant
OF mt tlical science, that it impossible the mo,strOs
dalusion any longer go down with the Intelligent
people ofthis country These pills, mild anil agreeable
in their nature, should be kept in every family in
cholera, cramps, slas's, fevcrs, and other alarming
complaints, which too often prove fatal, may be spcc,l
~ cured prevented. In fact, all those who value good
health, should never be without them. They so
in packets at 81 cents 81 aud So each, by every respcc
table druggist, bookseller, and vendor Of medicine ia Tho
United Sates,, he Canadas, with colinls directions,
together with cstIrnonias Of professional ability from
the following eminent gcnlencn Sir Ashley Cooper
Abe,nGhy, James Blundell, NJ. d., W. Back, NJ ID.
J. Aston Key, A. FIampOn, NJ. d., and numerous
others. The originals may be npossesson Of the
General Agent, by whom the ms,iicn- is imported into
this country, and to whom all applications ase"cie:
must he made.
JNO liOHBEIN, 1879 Wavcrly Place, N. York,
Sole General Agent for the United States, sc.
For sale by appointment OF the original proprietor
by SWAIN s. BnornEn, Druggists, No IL Canal street
Eene'r AScn. ttor s,a'tI,ee OF Louisiana. iuvs
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W "a tVIC TX Il I'M
cor Camp and Common s.s.


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COMB AND VA
w RlETY STORE-at the sign OF tile golden
comb, Moro Charities steee The subscribers have re-
ceiyed, in addition to heirprcvous stuck on hand, full
and complete assortment Of articles in their lne viz:
combs, pcrfnmery, Jewellry, brushes, locking gIasses
tnncy articles, &c consisting in purt follows:
CONlBS-oroise shell, wrought and plain tuck twist
q'liled back lonl round dressing, sid, puff curl and
neck, BRAZILIAN combs of every description amongst
which arc some Mexican paters Ivory combs of every
description, horn, dressing and pucket, together with
general assortment of Frcnah and American.
PEkFUMERi-Colosne Lavender, FIordo, honey,
hay rose, ui orange flower waters of every and des-
fancy soaps OF all kinds, sluying do i'll cakes and POTS
cream soup 10, Wards vegetable hair OIL bears and an
!'que do preston's smelling SALTS plain and pcrfed
matum IN pots and rolls, orris and chlorine tooth wash
and a! n ,,, with general assortment of
JEWEl.LRY-some o:the latest md most fas,iona-
jet earirops, set in ilagree breast pins ola grea. e-
~ of patterns, watch trimmings gilt and silvc uckes
silver tlhles silver and gold pc cils and guard chains
BRUSHES-Clotl hair dust lg, crunb,hearth floor
hat, aesh, tooth, plate, comb, Nail shaving, shoe and
whitcwasl brushes.
LOOKING GLAsSES-German stata and toilet
GLASS;, magnying and French dressing glasses, home
FANCY AND VARIETY ARTICLES-Freuch
and American portable desks and dressing cases some
very rich and finely finished ladies work boxes and dres-
sing cases with and without music, musical boxes Ac-
cordians various kinds viOns and guitars silver and
plated pencils and eadswood pencils for carpenters and
crayons mlitle clocks guns and pistols with and without
eases, percussion caps PERCUSSION cap chargers nipple
screw drivers, shot belts game hags paste buckn.
tea sets, Indian beads of every kind, bells and pes
fine and common knives, and scissors limbIes
needless pins, silver lated, steel and common spccta
cles pocket books and wallets OF various kinds VISITING
cards and card cases. playing cards of French Gcrnu
and American manufacture, dolls imitation fruit, snu
boxes prints of various kinds, Saunders Pomersy's
Emmersons, llillmans and Hawkins razor straps and
metallic homes rks, fancy bead necklaces do with 1r
d"pstoy watches, pearl buttons powder TASKS, eui and
PLAIN seed beads gilt and silver do, gum elastic suspeu
ders, and garters plain and sword canes backgammon
boards dice optical vienues jewsharps, ocooco match
es and drinking cups with great variety OF other arti
ces all ofwhr will be sold for cash or city accepan
ID 20 Cnartrcssl.
l. i |
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NEW GOODS-Simmols Hartt 4 en- nre pox :,

NEW GOODS-Simmo.s Hart 4 CO are now re
Viewing from on be urd ships Yuzoo, and Sarato-
and brig ConcnrCa, from New York. great variety 81
goo'ls in their line, which together with their l,rne,
stock on hand, makes their assert emf very. plc,c,
he following compose part, viz: elItwist r .i,e
tuck and dressing combs, horn do of all descrplions M
diu rubber, silk and worsed elastic gar,crs comlnu, &
tnc elastic suspcndcrs, loco foco and Lucnr matches
Scitz powders, POWDER uAs and boxes toI,r nnvJcr
pocket books and wallets, needle books. shell nearl
ivory and morocco card cases. head ornaments Main en-
raj beads, neck aces anl ncggces bead rLnins head
ecknces, cut glass and plain, seed silver and ;lt nG
Indian beads, bells and pumcs pistol and Inrae nom'
Ter tiiisks' shot belts horse, belt pocket and Jncm
pistols; double and single haeIIed guns Bnw;e tu;un
nid aifks scssors shears, pocket knives gurd Chains
ana f,bbohs, waist buckles, CLOTH hair tooth nail ron
Irl1 sl"e, Ilue' floor and busting brushes Coogne
lavender rose AND bny terassorteI essences
anu sh'rc!s' Maccassar, bear, antique, aud Wards ve
sclnole mar oils shaving and toilet scans of ali dos
crlpn"ns LADIES' and getIemens' desks and dress;nc
half rie'ls, rzettes and brals plain, fancy and
us'eal WORK boxes, plain and gilt figured cont .nJ
seSt n''as, pearl and ivory shirt do shirt stuts onIJ
ahG SILVER pencil cases, toop,cks and ,weezers Natal
'd gilt inckcts miniature do silver, brass and s.ri
iiloies, hooks aud Eyes, hair pins imitation fru hi
'id f'ulnk shoe backing, violns and guitars riII
aud pam percussion caps, linen twinc scented r,,s
ems. gold and silver lace and r.ng. latter pnnrr .
hays, riding WHIPS, walking canes play,n. e., d. r
sn.l, plated and gilt lcweltry &c. ~
The above. together with great variety Of otbey ,,,;
s are offered n, Wholesale rc,a; accommodating
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cor. Charles and Common St.
R0WANIlIS 20 >:I1s - !, M; . 60

: oWANDS TONIC MIXTURE,
= = Is'easncns aud cure Of the Ferer and Asue
~. TO readily discovered wherein the Tonic Mix
a.. r e y superior 10 the ordinary mcde Of tren,ing
tsh, ana Asn. In the first place, beng Vese-
.u: Extract and free from any deleerious and no;sn-
sus ing Rodents, it may lie taken witt, the u,mos, safe
even ov the tender infant or aged invalid II pre-
sen relapse Of The disease the c,rsi;,u
soon rega'ns its wonted tone aud activity Il estab.
H. ssoi hnI anu permanent appetite, by in, gorating
M and gives a relish TO the of In Ste
s pecuiar IN having purgatlye quality il remains
M INC bowels t. nurease this disorder or to CREME
o!nef diseases but thoroughly clenuses be several mr.
en- EN- ~ digestion, and tins benefits the svs,en,
I.J.:IS' o'iier affections it may be oppressed
~. ua's, alter the Use oftIc Tonic Mixture have
.nd hI oseu 10 all the usual of the disease,
shs ss IA, any symptoms Of RETURN whereas bv
al NC o'ne common remedies, there is always crea-
~ ''aby to recurrence. The danger
a. feiases Of the Ague, is very evid nt for
tas system will soon become too much pros,, ate to
80 so'e 70 react with medicine, and speedily fall VIC
III =" such l'cessnnt violence The Tonit: Nixtur, /.
~. ~ such reasonable price, MS 10 place Il within
teach o. every one!-so that the po, and r .t,n,e
~ helehy furnished with assistance wiIhnut snc;t;np
~ ao and attendance which is frequently denied to
e Tl,s .. .,' e,se very reluctantly bestowed.
ane pubic are respectly cautioned against the epu
for sale. ~ '~os'''' 'la' o'o aaiy oEereu
is PREPARED only by DR.. John r. Rowland at hi.
1s TS" a.oIS, MARKET street Philadelphia.
m ssooscflbers are the Wholesale agents for the
~. Mes!ern States, aud will sell by the gross, at
the fh.ladelphia prices To be had al retail Mise. nj
mast u the Apothecaries in thu city.
JARVIS l. ANDREWS,
,. Wholesale Druggists,
n"v'V cor Common g. Tcho
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RUSHTON g. ASPINALL'S
TONIC NIXTIIHE-A

KUSHION " ASPINALL'S
HOMPOUND TONIC MIXrURE-A speedy
~ and certain for the Fever and Ayuc.
rcmittcnt and intermittent fcvcrs; prepared from,
the original reel pc. Used with eminent and uni
versal success IN 1882, by persons OF tho highest
responsibility il this city, stated in the annexed
certificates.
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
been extensively used in the above diseases with
such distinguished success, that tho proprietor of
the rccp pc has been induced 10 offer il TO the pub
lie III its present form in the hope tina, it may be
The means of relieving many Of those who are
suffering under the scourge of our country. Ii is
medicine possessing great virtue, and when used
according to tho directions has never failed of
chccting cure, even in tho most obstinate STA 90
OF the disorder. 1t is not at all dsasrccabIc. and
persons of the weakest stomach, and children INV
take it with impunity. strengthc tho digestive
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom requires
more than one, or in obstinate cases, two bottles
to effect cure. There is neither mercury mr.
arsenic in tho medicine, nor my thing injurious
to the human constitution. The proprc,o:s are
so well convinced of its efficacy. that they agree
to refund the price of every bottle which has Iccn
lakon in accordance with the directions and hn,
not etf:c'cd perfect euro of the fever & upuc.
A. OLIVER, sole agent for New Orlenus. at
his wholesale and retail drug and medicine s1orc
corner Of BienvIlle aud Chartrcs streets.
For District Agencies apply to
Jco L. W. SMITH. 4s Cont st.
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BOOK PlN;5ERY,
Under The Ptcayune O,hge, u Camps.

Under The Pcayune O.h.e, u Camps.
DRONsENA q HOWSON beg leave :" form
~ their customers ami the rIhic generally, ~
they have removed their establishment 10 Ne. ~
GIMP street, Immediately under the office OF me
r'ravune-where they ara prepared TO execute all
orders in their line.
II wing received from the North supply OF pa
per and materials of a superior quality, tor the
manufacture Of Blank Books, they offer their SER
vices TO merchants and others, who may wish
work Of that kind and having the advagtage OF
several yanrs's experience in that line, they are
confident OF giving satisfaction 10 those who may
f,v"r them with their custom.
For aotaries, architects and others, maps and
plans will be pasted on linen. vanished and
mounted in the nea,ost manner, & at tho shortest
notice.
Plain and fancy binding, in all i,s varieties nj
CHINA GIL IS y EAKllIr.N " ni. 4vltr
Sc Charres street, New Orleans.
nv VI, SERGEANT & Co. importers Of French
w and English China and Ear,hen ware. are
nov opening new aud rich patterns Of breakfast
dining aud tea services, tee, sets, pitchers, tea
m c"t'e cups, :capots, sugars, creams, buwles
plates, dishes, tureei.s, waeh bielns am cwets
| ion. baths, etc. etc.
| Rich cut and plain French and American glass
| wnr'-Inblets, champai gne., l-monades, jei!ies
clhre'a, Wines, cordialS, centre hOwIrs, docalers
tnmblers, preserve shes, ceeres, pitchers lamps
| lamp shade and glasses, candle sha'os, salt Gel
ers, etc.
| Silver plated, hronzcd and britannia wares-cas
tors, liquor stands, cake huske,s, candesticks
branches, spoons, ladies', coffee nd teapos, sugars
creams. lamps, iapanned trays, astral smnds, an
hanging lamps, fine cutlery, German silver spoon
and forks, together with great variety Of article
tor f'm,ly use. Merchants, planters, hotels, an
eamhoa,s, furnished with goods al ,he mos, rca
s"nnble prices, and packed so as to be conveyt
with safety thany pnrt of the country.
| Also. apn,hernrirs' glassware. nny2
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Drugs and Medicines.

Provost has !ocncd himself IN this city tor
the purpose of lran>acting a general Wholesale
Drug business. He is now receiving a full supply
oil fresh md genuine articles, which hr will sell
on liberal terms To city druggists, and those OF
the interior, I" physicians mere han,s and planters
he will Mfr inducclE EMS such as have never be-
fore been offered in this city. His intention is to
do strictly legitimate business. HIS stock will
soon be com pc,e, ond in a few weeks will he rea
dy Tor business. All orders from the country, and
from M erchante OF II is CRY, receiving such orders
will be promptly attended 10.
Oct M 20 Camn at