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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-22
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

Wednesday, 2st February, 1889.
Mr.. Morton presented the memorial orsundry inlab
ants Of the parish of Lafayette praying for appro
pration for the keeping Of office for the recording of
brands Of cattle, referred to specul committee.
On motion OF Mr. Lewis, resolution adopted
making it the duty of the speaker take his every
day, 10 o'clock A. NJ, and that the names of tho
members then absent without leave shall he published
i'll the state Pupcr.
Mr. BrasIear, behalf of the comnittc lntcrnal
Improvement, reported bill granting to Samuel SUIT
ton the privilege OF keeping ferry the river Tick
faw.
Mr.. Lewis, on behalf of the committee appointed to
examine into the affairs Of the Achafala IA Bank, pre-
scented report showing the condition of that corpora
ton. Ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Rail'o presented petition from large mum
Der of the inhabitants of the parish Of Rapides
pra, ing for an appropriation of $1,000, to aid them in
making bridges IN road between The town of Al
exandia and the Sabine River. Refarrcd special
committee, composed of Messrs. Baillo, Phelps, Dun
bar, Patten & Thomas.
On motion Of Mr.. Iavcrgne, the house took into
sderaon the message of the Senate, persistng in the
d article of the resolutions obtain the ton
gross certain laid claims in West Florida. Mr. Lew
is moved TO agree with the Senate. Section insisted
upon by the SENATE.
After few remarks the motion to agree with the
Senate lost, and motion made by Mr.. Lewis to in
sert apd to appoint a committee Of conference was
adopted.
Mr.. Estaven reported bill relative t. the police jury
Of the parish of Ibcrville and for other purposes
Mr.. Fortier introduced bill to create the parish OF
Duverg Of that part of the count, of Orleans stu
| a,cd on the right bank of the Mississippi.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-22

GREAT ATTRACTIONS!
Al No. SO Magazine street, orer $. Lrry's AUCTION
Room, opposite BaMke Arende.
MIR GILIER respectfully informs the public that
IVA the celebrated
Statue Of CLEOPA IRA, Queen Of Egypt,
Which has been exhibited in most Of the principal
cities of the Union, the lively admiral Of many
Thousand visitors, has arrived in this city, and is
being exhibited for n shor, time only, from . O'Clock
A NJ, to o'clock, M.
0-TAdmltance, so cents; Season tickets, 81.
Frbi6-ff.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-22

Contemplate The Newark Daily Advertiser SAYS
"rhe Benton democracy Of Missouri have changed the
name Of Dc kah county, to that of BucLama'! (ro
glorify the loco foco federal Of Pcnnsy
lie Kub II German by birth, to America in
l770 appointed muor general by congress- and was
killed in 1850 in the battle of Camden fighting for tic
liberties of this country Buchanan tory lawyer
of.Lnncaster, Pa, who denounced the war of 1879,
Boosted that if he thought he had drop Of democratic
b;oud in his veins would let it out and is now lead
or Of the Van Buren, democracy.
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JOHN V. CHILDS,

ENGRAVER AND CCPPER-PLATE PRINTER,
No. }, Camp S.
WILL engravc and print to order, bank notes. bills
w ofcxchangr, bills Of adiug, diplomas ,nrrcan
tile and visiting cards notnal, consular and counting
house seals, door plates silver ware, &c. always on
hand, assortment of silver plated aud brass door
psates.
IS Cards printed from plates already engraved.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-22

DRESS & MASQUERADE BALLS.
WASHINGTON BALL ROOM-Friday e2nd
w February. I839-In memory of Washngtons
Birth Day. Grand Dress ind Masquerade Ball. On
this occasion, tho Orchestra will at II o'clock,
the march Of the great Washington and other National
Airs.
N. b. The Balls will continue every Tuesday,
Thursday and Sunday of every week. fh22-'t
TVVIlE GIRAFFE aud her companions, will BE- OK.
hibited again at her former residence to-dny, and
only for short period, of St Charles and Per-
dido streets.
Admt,ance so cents children and servants e5 cents
Hours, from 10 o'clock, A NJ, too 2 NJ, each day.
The proprietors in collecting this assen'blagc
have excluded all animals Of an ordinary class. or o.
an offensive character, selecting such only us OBJ
ects of intense interest to the community Al large, md
especially to the intelligent aud moral Of both sexes
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-22

The statement in the l.ouisianan Of yesterday that
Ienen had been defeated in his application before the
Supreme Court, fora Mandamus, we believe is without
foundation except in rumour Rumor may, however,
be good prophet. This would not be the frs,
instance, in which law and justice devato at right
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CARDS

W. PRINTED al Tie shortest Notice, in Me most
elegant manner IN Black Colored INKS, on ENAMEL
led, White Flake, Plain Surfaced CARDS, anu
Prices rery reasonable at TRUE AMERICAN OF
FlCE, corner ofPoydrus md St. Charles SITS.
!scrcral New aud Beautiful FONTS IF TYPE hare
Just been adiea To The Estahlishmeut
Orders reccircd at COMPUTING Room, 81. Charles
Exchange, Bird door from Grnver al the Printing
Office, corner ofPoydras & St. Charles Streets
n0rl-D
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-22

ENQUIRY Craftsman. Equity Digest vols crahbs
IL Engli-l, Law vol, Coventry * Hughes Digr-,
vols, Chnnrvs Maningc Rights vol, ton,yn on Con-
tracts vol toll,er Partnership acons Abridgrmcn,
@v"s, Burlnnagus National Political Inv, Bailey on
Bills, Rrnkcrhorcks Law of War, Bingham ON naAc y
Adams on Ejutment-, Anhoms blackstone Abbott on
SUPP ing, Angel e. Amss on Computations, Goulds
Pleniings, llarrisons Digest 3 vols, llovendon on
Frauds, Jones on i,nllnents, lngosoll Digest krn's
Commentaries vols, Cow Partnership, Grcslcys
Equity Evidence, Smith. Chnncery Practice 2vols,
Conklings Practice, Curtis Admiralty Digest,
For Sale by ALEXANDER TOWAR, ~ Camp St
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There has been correspondence between Lieutenant
Mackenzin Of the U. 5 ship Dolphin, and the FreucA
Admiral relative the firing of Of the French
sells int" the American barqlc Madonna .l PhilaCcl-
phn, us she was going out of Montevideo. The almi-
raj made all requisite apology and sed the captain
of the vessel that fired,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-22

Melancholy Disaster.-The Pluttshurgh Wing says:
"a gentleman lust called Office, aud informed rs
that las, evening the house OF Mr.. Andrew Otis, of a
ranac, was burned and four Of his children consumed
by fire.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-22

The total number Of fires which occurred in the city
Of New York from the LIST January, 1885, the 3ls Of
December, in the year, hundred and fifty
four, causing loss by the destruction of the buildings,
of 1888 66 aud Of property by fire and water Of 3j9
9i3, ma king II total Of 500, EGO.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-22

pAlSI\S-lOO boxes Mr. Raisius,
u 900 ] > boxes do do
100 Ia boxes do do do
In store und for sale hv
fcho CHAMpIIN & COOPER, 80 Julin st
TORN-J00 sa, ks now landing, and for sale by
~ ia2i CIIAMPI.IN Il COOPER, 80 julia st
tUNNY BAGS-5oOH tiunnv Bugs in store for
"a sale by CIAMPLlN T. COOPER,
fr9 80 Jul II st
| hlE-l5OO casks rholnnSion Line for sale in lois
- to suit purchasers. Apply TO
h9 PLAlDLAW, Go Carp st
NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
FgNil. lncnmotivc will cnve the Depot at the f,ot Of
Z Canal street, every day Mt A. NJ. and return 1
=. NJ. except Sundays, wien she will
Depart Return
A. VI. II =. N.
Al
~ A Car for private parties, provided the number
he sufficient, will be down the road day +
prev'ous notice.
IN
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

Reports OF Day Police and Night Watch
February 90, 1889.
Mrs Lawson and Mrs Riels, arrested for fighting and
disturbing the peace, person appearing to give
evidence discharged.
Mrs Riley, arrested for being drunk and disturbing the
peace discharged.
VIM Hughes, arrested for keeping Pharo Bank
bound to Criminal Court, $5O0 security.
Malmpscy, arrested for disturbing the peace, dis
chnKrcu.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-22
Camp 81. Theatre.

1NH Night U1 NEE,
THIS EVENING, FEB. 81,
VIII be performed the popular Comedy Of
THE LOVE CHASE.
Sir WIN Fondlove, Mr. Johnson,
Wi,lmkr, Fredelicks,
Constance, Miss Tree,
Lydia, Mrs Barrett,
Widow Greene, Greene.
To conclude with the Petite Comedy of thu
YOUTHFUL QUEEN.
DOxentein, Mr. Johnson,
StciEberg. Fredercks,
Christine, Miss Tree.
On Saturday, Sd Night of MISS ELLEN TREE.
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COTTON CIRCULARS

10" PRINTED ~iM the Greatest Erped lion, and
IN style unsurpassed IN New ORLEANS, or else:
where.
ORDERS left al CoMrrING Room in ST. Charles Ex
change, (Conlcr Of Grarier 81. } or al T Il U f
A. ERICAN PRINTING OFFICE,
corner of Poydras and ST Charles Streets, uiH be
promptly attcndedh.
h,n
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THE TRUE AMERICAN.
EDITED nv JOHN GIBSON.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD,
NEW OR LEANS:
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1880.
No paper will ba issued from this office to-no rrow.

VETERANS of'l4 & rs. you respectfully in
vited to visit the encampnent on Lafayette So uare
today. ICED February,) between the hours If aud
four o'clock. f.22 COMMITTEE.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-22

: - a CNKD.
s0SHE UNDERSIGNED Passengers by the Will
L ming'on Express Line FROM Charleston, desie
pnce travellers on their guard against the delays and
dsappOinlments to which they subject themselves by
taking this line.
BY the advertisements cf said line, the public arc
assured Of speedy convey to Weldon, and thence
to Petersburg and Portsmouth.
With this assurance, and the additional one of our
being enabled to connect with the Baltimore boat at
Portsmouth on the 9Th inst, left Charleston OH the
e5th inst, in the Gov Dudley, and arrived Whining.
ton in due time. On arrival, however, we found
the that about starting filled with passengers
q the utter exclusion Of ourselves who wcre by law
and custom, entitled TO the preference.
The only excuse offered by the agent, that they
unable to send thu, passengers who then occu-
pied the cars on the previous day. they had agreed
10 do, and that they could not accommodate all.
This detention has prevented from meeting the
Baltimore boat at Portsmouth, and compels TO take
a more circui'ous route, involving additional delay, and
aubjeciing US TO Increased expense, well to the
nj defamation.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-22

CINCINNATI, Feb 12.--'The Evening Pos. Of THU
date The river has risen four feet since yestcr
day noon, and still rising. II is fourteen f. ct allow
low water.
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TO .WERCXx.YN'TS.

BOARDING HOUSE TO LET.
TuNHE upper part Of The Trenonf House, next door
10 81 Charles Theatre, Of the pleasant
and heafhlul situations IN the city, the centre of
accommodated 10 al one time for those hay urnirc
rara chance: tle proprietor is about entering
into another kind Of b"siest. For further information
Z enquiss on the premises. Mrs A r AHDE RsoN.,
~ UPERlOft Madeira and Port Wine just received
- direct from Madeira, per brig Samuel and john
from, London, France and Germany.
Madeira, in half quarter casks, old London Paricu-
lar, and CHOICE Reserve.
. DO. il, cases. choicest Social Reserve and London
Particular.
Genuine Port wine, old, in cans, bottled in Oporo.
Ard their well kGswn assortment of bordeaux. Bar
euniy champaign. xpnd Rl,enish Wines, alaraschno
finest Martinique co,lials, London Porter and Ale, all
FIRST quality. L JOHNS & &c,
- IL ~ corner Connie & 81 Gharles st
TAGGING nnd Bale Rope, for sale by
Ii Eo2i READ & BARSTOW, 7 Bank Place
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TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE.
BOOK & JOE PRIMPIE ING

In connection will, this Office isa
SPLENDID AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF TYPE
FOR TIE PRINTING OF
Pamphlets Blank Checks
Catalogues Bills Of Lading
labels, Dray Receipts,
Legal Notices Auction Bills,
Bill Forms, Show Bills
Steam Boat Bills Circulars
NsD"TESy
And every description Of } oh Work that
nny be required.
N The proprietor respectfully calls the attention Of
the public to the above Card and them that
all work intrsed his shall be done at the short
est notice, in style unsurpassed in this city, and
at the lowest rates.
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81. Charles Theatre.

For the Benefit and last nigh, of the celebrated
MAPLE AUGUSTA.
THIS Ercning, February go,
Will be performed the celebrated Opera of
LA BiYADERE.
The Unknown, Mr. Page,
Oliiour, Archer,
Tchopla,, Dcnnison,
Zoloc, MadIle Augusta,
Fatima, Kerr,
Zelica, RuvenOt.
Grand Pas Seul, by Nadlc Ravenoa
An Overture by the Orchestra
Previous TO which the petite Ballet Of
TIE PAGES OF THE DUKE DE VEN
DOME. To-.
The Duke MIR Dollar,
Count de Nlnnet, turke,
Pednllo, Russell,
Victor, n ppga klude Augusta,
Eugene, bcnnit,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-22

~ OKTHEKN HAY-atO bales prime New York
~ Hay, landing from ship Ocmulgre, and for sale
by fel0 A COHEN, 80 Common st
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TO MERCHANTS.

RACON-7O casks Of hams, shoulders aud sides, for
ID sale by q DORSEY
fel9 A New Ievec
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$40 REWARD.
STRAYED stolen the morning of the 2lst inst,
~ small white Bull Terrier Slut, with black ears.
The above reward will be paid by leaving her ut
81 fc22-5t & + l1OZEY, st Charles st
COOKING GLASSES-The subscribers now
~ opening large and well selected assortment Of
mahogany aud gilt framed mirrcrs "c-~-, MI
Ios.aii "5ns, sale at No. il Camp and "a Common
streets. E22-Gt B BROWER 4 co.
LNOR SALE-To close a concern. The fast sailing
first rate, copper fastened and coppered, PhiIalel
phia built, packet brig GANNlCI.EFFT, 900 tons
having elegantly finished accommodations for IS pas
sengers. If sold at private sale before Tuesday
Goth nst she will that day, be sold auction by
Hewlett 4 Cenas, at the Frcnch Exchange, St Louis
street, at O'Clock. For examination and inyen-
tory, apply on board, second ler, below the Ferry, to
J Robert e. Co., Or to WM PORTER,
fe22 95 Common ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-22

A NEW Dictionary Of the English Language, by
thar'es kichordson, complete in g vols. Als0,
o'o Nicholas Nicklcby, just received and for sale
ny r.. WIN MKEAN,
anIC
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-22

DENClLS-l5n gross Of best manufacture, landing
L from ship Alexander from i5r men, for sale by
Gebs2 A TkIER, "a Gravier st
LSANCY MAlCIlEo-W ill beautiful paintings,
II landing from ship Alexander from Bremen for
sale by A TRIER,
IL b22 "a Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-22

~ GAS BEREAVEMENT,
Gas Light Banking Gsmp y, January 30, 1899. :
VYNHE Stck Of Coke being much reduced this COM
pany will tun'i Pittsburg Coal ii, small quar-
lies, TO their customers.
Orders received 81 the Gas Office, Bank Alley.
ia3i f. W WEIIES Src'y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-22

INAHItENHErr'S Thermometers. A very b..n,;1Ii
for sale by DAVID VII a. ~ """
iel3 Sts,;nuers Hal o. ~ 80
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-22

~ Secuslneh ana Manufacturers, Baltimore
I ,oDE OF PRACTICE-E Johns & Cos beautiful
new edition; The Subscribers to this work and
gentlemen OF The Bar in general are informed that tn,
new edition OF TIT Code Of Practice, is now finished
a'a ready tor delivery at thu ofc subscribers.
ne tode OF Practice is annotated with skill execu.
win elegance and published in English and French
shape of an appendix. EJOHNS& 20,
:, Publishers, New Orleans Stationers Hall
cry COmmnn nj &, ,LarIa 81
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DuENislI WINES FOR SALE

DuENiSlI WINES FOR SALE
IL Al boxes lorkhcimer,
20 do Nrrstrincr,
% do Mnrkubrounr r..
These wines are now landing flo II, hig Acsanlc
from Bremen and hnvc been selected with pnriic uu
cure ly factors ut Frankfort, Acniz mud Cologne de al
ing extensively with this article for this country On
ever, boc neat rilurc is affixed, showing qunl,-
~, year of growth and bearing my AS impoi ter
and guarantee the gcrunenrss.
ja2i ABRAHAM TRIFR, ~ irnvirT 1t
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o"AR-23oO hlds sugar plantation, for sale
~ BY iERMOGENE BROWN e. Co.
'ell Q Conf At
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Vick>burg. per Hail Columbia. DIR Barnes, lady
v Dashiel, ii Giiland. . e'''' ' ''''''' N'''''
Manchester: per Ganges. Judge Guion & ludy
Bayou Sara per steamer Baton Rouge. e Christopher,
Vccn, w Caldwell, Il Moss. r Pees,en. si,liman, o
Stockton Davis, W PounS, s Avery. S Chambers, i
Davis Davenport, Clark Dup'an,ler ID inslson,
sakcr l. Chenowit iIcber,, Geo'gin, David Klein
peter
MEMORANDA.
Ship Eliza Warwick sreke ships Republic Peruvian of
Orange hcys o" is'' ins ." the 10Th i"s spoke ship
Aino~e1i oil the lusasrs.
Tho demand for Cotton confined moderate until the 4
instant. when revived with bsknnss aul continued
for few days, during winch the late 'cline of i'd ID,
fully recovered bu, yesterday and to-day the Market has been
quiet aud sfalc lnwer though 300 bales takc
inst, estimated 43U bales, half of it spot
The Of trade Manchester less cncourae the
last few days.
LONDON, Jan. I.
Some fcw days since referred anxiety which pre-
vailed amongst the monetary and commercial Interests respect
the probable of the fat the end of past f.
authority that tho present has hcen arranged that
wm show slight mpro' upon tho quarter comp"r
pan'e"s of the excise md the aud general I'M
prosement upon the year to about million sterling.
| New YonK. Tuesday Ia A. NJ.
he news from England receivedby the Cambridge, down
the W january Is SO appalling that czs have ecn
founded business fur lad aside. Wall street
crowded with Of catch tho latest
Three hne New York packets all wrerked time
tear each other Is something not only unparalleled but al
| most Incredible II &
The loss viii fall heavy Wall street: all the office
must suffer, Of them very heavily. Tho ami
and 81 Andrew both totally lost shortly after Liver
pool having large of spring goods The loss
the and underwriters we'll disappont wi
be great. The Oxford ashore after arrival
Her although valuable is m.cho the other
trivats ietreis say that she will be got of
So great has eh The panic that the great subject inerc
VIZ tae price Of ccon is almost lost sight Of the
the Losses su.ides attention will be paid to this
Cotton it VIII be seen has gone up. great opera
bags. s.23..5,a- ), ~ = >
The advances was to- on AmescAns s,bseqseuty o4,a
aud the 10Th January, tina Ell hut
alih had lost The consumption continue9 great nn
the ma ket more Arm. 'tSs,
The ports still open for Flour iowcst rates
duty, but there change whatever prices Flour an
of bond quoted at 70 49, the 2sh Of Dec cber her
seluently iost.
The London GlobS says-"Wc happy learn that III
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-22

\ CAShs Pongec silk iiundkcrchicfs, Of handsone
- patterns, for sale by GOSSIP & IN
Jat" st Cha,les 81 EXCHANGE Hote
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TYPOGRAPHICAL ASSOCIATION.

II AIDES S'TUCKINGS-lO0 pairs Of superior
IL quality, landing from ship Alexander from Bemen,
for sale by A TRlER,
fgbS2 81 Gravler st
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CLEAKANCES.
February 81, 1890
Brig Rouse, Cady Charleston, Buckin
Shin Hobart. Sedem for New York. l. II Gale
Ship Charles, McLannghan, for Liverpool
Ashbridgc jenkins
Rrig Arkansas, Hunt for New York, Colt 4 co
Brig Emelinr, Heath, for Norfolk Chasc 4 Dixey
Brig Cervantes. Jcsly for New York, hlpstcr
Brig Mentor, Mayo for New York, EA Bridge
Brig New England Cnlcy for Providence, r JAndrews
Schr Axis. Allen, for Franklin. Master
Schr Anti. Warrior, for Savannah Master
soop Col II Wig cnon Pitts for Galveston Ma, Yer
schr Harriet, uudgins, for Vcasco, Ashhrdse jenkins
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

AroTHER CoMPLIMEsTAay BEsErIr.-It is near
iy time that these humbugs ceased. Whenever an
actor or actress fails to draw a house by their own
merits and talent, some ass proposes to swindle the
pablo out Of complimentary benefit for them.
Major Noah now proposes TO get up one for Madame
Augusta, and thus make the wife Of count sort Of
pauper the pubo. Well, il he does not succeed
he can give her few lots upon Grand Island, and
that will enrich her. Of course.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

BARNS AND BArHINe.-No one who values his
health, happiness, comfort and desires to prolong
his life, will neglect to battle daily. And there are
no baths in this city convenient for all classes so
admirably arranged and managed, so cool and con-
Portable, as those Of the Arcade kept by Mr. Charles
stoppsni Therefore let every who is sick battle
at the Arcade, that they may get WE'LL and let all
who well battle at the Arcade 10 save themselves
fron being sick
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

Before the Recorder.


July 26th.-In the matter Of the People vs.. Eliza
Weston, alias Christine -----, on writ Of ha-
beas corpus.
This girl, whose case was mentioned YESTERDAY
IN the Police reports, was brought before His Honor
attended by her counsel, James Il. Brady and Ibos
Warner, Esqrs. The learned gentlemen stated that
their client could not come within the meaning Of
the statute against disordey persons Size having
visible means Of support, AT this part Of the pro-
ceedings-which were held in room of the Halls
Of Justice, known as the keepers apartroent-the
reporter for the Herald knocked ut the door aud in
stantly openedit, when something like the following
dialogue ensued:-
Hyde, keeper Of the Prisos-This is a private
room; You cannot come in.
Reportcr-sir, you know nae, and know my bust
ness l attend here to-
Bloodgood, Special Justice-This is a private pro-
ceeding; you cannot come in
Reporter-Mr Recorder Morris, am TO be re-
fused admittance 10 your Couuf
Bicodgood.-Your honor, tins ought not TO be pub
lie.
Recorder.-Sir, my court is open one. Mn
Hyde, admit that gentleman.
Mr. Warner at this time was exhibiting n bank
book which he averred was the property ef his ci-
snt, aKd entitled her 20 nearly 5000 which she had
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

Nrw YoRK DrREcrsRY.-It is now nearly three
months since the first day Of May, in which City
Directory is more wanted than in the remaining nine
months Of the year. II Mr.. Longwsrth cannot &C
ccmnodate the public with Directory sooner, it 10
mach to be hoped that next spring some other en-
terPrisng person or persons will undertake the wsrk
in opposition IL is believed thatthe work might be
published in 40 days, more correct and much bet
ter bound for the sum Of 80, than any he has pre-
ssnted to the public for some time past To be
PEELED to pay 50 for Directory coming too late,
neither correct or well bound is paying more than
It's value. There must be opposition to Mr.. L II
wont do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

HosoxE1.-Where san we 60 today or tomorrow
to be so cool and comfortable as TO Hsbokenl The
air Is refreshing, the distance Short the trees shady,
the tout ensemble delightful. Put your bonnets,
my girls, and LET US all 80 over TO Hoboken to eat
ice creams breathe pure air, sit the grass and
and-ksep cool and feel comfortable