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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22

BOSTON RUM--l0O barrels Boston Rum, land.ss
mai .: So p WHITNEY, q Camp
- UsslA sHEETINGs- bales, Of superior quail
IL iry, landing from ship Forum tor sale by
mar il ISAAC BRIDGE n CO, ia Magazine 81
rLOTHTNGi It'll cases Summer Clo,hing, compri
~ ling good assortment, landing from ship Forum
i"r sale by BulDGE u Co,
m)8 III Magazine st
llROGANS AND BOO'rs---3u eases containing
Mems and Bows LIST quality kin I,rngans and fine
kip md calf Boots, landing from ship Forum for sale by
mar Ia l. BRIDGE n Co, 1871 Magazines !
RLUNT'S COAST PILOT and Bow ditch Navisa
- tor, also Bnn,'s Nautical AIr,anrt for sale by .
a3 u FELT Il CT" 81 Ehn,tres IT
r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cement aud cnlcined plaster
us s&Jp WHITNEY, 70 Gimp st
TOFFEE-lo0 bugs Havana rofiec. nr sale by
Vas y a } WHlrNEy, 73 tampst
NAIL>-tnn kegs E"ston nails a~sor.-d sizes, land
y ing from ship se"'", Tor sale by
DASTE BI.ACKING-2n cases puste backing
I Norcross brand. for sale by
a;' BRIDGE Il Co. l34 Magazine st
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO-l50 hoxrs 81,
wi is l6, and 3!s. Of vurons brands and qualities
for sale by BRIDGE & Go.
as ia Magazine st
ENLoUR-''oo barrels, j" fine shipping order, 70
L safe by u. DtNSEl,
ap4 "a New Lever.
4 NKACNERS-5n bbls butter aud wafer Cue hers in
I J store. for sale by q Dorsey,
apr, IA "a new I.evee
DERGAM n unl Lemon OIL. al New York prices
ID il taken Ly canister, apply nj
| II EtINNABEL':; Store.
| nprl corner Matches and Tchnpi,o,las ats
| nLD BRA S-l5OO pounds old Brass for snIe BY
" upI NJ H DfVEKEuX, 26 Trhapoulus st
TORN-!OOO bushels, landing frn" steamer Homer
Y for sale BY ABRAHAM TRIER,
] apl6 81 Gra,iev $,
L>XCHA.,GE ON BOSTON, for SAFE by
~ apI BRIDGE 4 CT" iA Magazine 81
D,Io!N-Iu hr. rpsin unlng from chip Cha rIc
! i I m,gne, and for snle by
mar ~ SHALL 4 BROWN, 9G Magazine
'UNNY BAGS in bales and bundles for snlc by
~ arl4 BRIDGE Il Co, lA Magnzir" 81
NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE Raj. ROAD
| COMPANY.
| April 2, 1889.
Extract from the Minutes of the proceedings Of III,
Board, held this day.
ResOtred, That the names Of all the Stockholders
owning above hundred shares, who refuse to istri
butte their stock, purs, resolution under date
the 28th day of March last, we'll the names of al
those who consent so distribute their Stock be pab
| lished. JAMES II. CALDWELL,
apr 4-:}t Prcsihen
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FALL 4 WIN Err CLOTHING.
r p, FREEMAN l. CO., No. 3, Magazine street
j are r-cei, ing their supplies OF Fall and Winter
Clothing and will continue TO receive shipments regu
ary throughout the season. Their assortment being
large will enable them 10 supply merchants from
the country Mt the shortest notices for sale Wholesale
l. retail, on accommodating terms.
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: SHIPPING.
For Europe.
FUR LIVERPOOL.

TNaE1ge only
Fl The new fast smiling ship DELHI, Capt
,M> Crocker, will have immediate despatch. For
AAAE passage, having fine accommodations, app"
TO SNIP WHITNEY,
onl I6 70 Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22

TO IMPORTERS OF PATENT LEVER WATCH.
ES AND MOVEMENTS.
N SAMUEL. Il 90. Wholesale Patent Lever Watch
IL Manufacturers, Clarence Buildings, North John
street, Liverpool, inform the importers the abovs ar
tices thai their for soley supplying Messrs
Ocott, heyer 4 ca. Of Nsw Ynyk, having essrd.
they open 10 receive orders for First Qualify
Work, on the hest p esible IeEifs. ~
p, iorwt rded, respectable reference being
given 49, - !. ani IL
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e "UVNC III
WIN. HlNMAN.

Charleston, July y, IS3I.
wa. afflicted four years with ulcer leg, OCCASION
ally accompanied with eiyspeous inflammation aud
pam the lee and ankle JOINT Several ry
exerted their skill upon but without henc6t.
five bottles of rdiaus Pans-a perfect
cure. MARGARET A. WEST, I2l Market 1t,
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e. The A fast sailing ship OsCEOLA'
,iN. Cnpt. Child, will have Immediate despatch.
1AaE Fort freight Of 300 bales, or pnssnge apply I"
ROGERS, GRAY Co or
$ Il JP WHITNEY,
anl16 70 Camp street
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FOR NEW YORK.
RCpulur Packet for Monday, ed in

Regular Packet for Monday, I'D inst.
Holmes Line
& The fast SAILING packet ship GAS.
I'M TON, Whrt,lesrv, master, will sail on Mon.
-AGyE. day evening, the ed inst.
t", freight or passage, having elegant nccommod..
,inns apply 10 The Can't bourd one tier below the
Vegetable. market or to W COHEN,
np l6 No 90 Common ST
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Coastwlse.
FOR NEW WORK

FOR NEW YORK.
Fl The A | ship ROBERT BOVINE, Chns.
tI4M Mansfield, muster, wants $50 to 300 bales cot
1Ag ton to complete her cargo. For freight
passage, apply board opposite the Orleans cotton
press READ & BAkSIOW,
a2n Bank place,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Roman for sale bv 80
~ mar 81 READ l. BARSTOW. Z Bank Place

Lady yNontague's Compound Chinese Soap 70
Commended BY the ladies' of Madrid and Charles
ton, indeed royalty, mol ilty, the press, and III
gigantic balance of oil things. public opinion he.
eulogsed II and placed the efficiency Of Lady l..
Montague's compound Chinese s"ap beyond eus
p'c'on tor tcuer or ring worm, pimples on the face,
sun burn, ian, eruption, prickV heat, and atTecs
u"ns OF the skin, the healing quaI,s pt This soap
will soon eradicate. i, is rrcom,n' nded as All
emollient shaving sop or compound for gentle.
men, for beau.itying the compile xon, removing
tretkies, and ,mpar'ing freshness aud deIicacy 10
the complexion. The aris;ncratic d,s,iuc lion of a
soft and white hand, is with many IN ohjec, Of
considerable interest. Exposure Of warm rflmsies
the netk face and hands become tanned or hard
ened, and the inven tinns OF odcrn chemistry have
been rendered subser v,e,t not merely he necrs.
sary every day arts ui lii but even to it's
and eIegancies.
Sold wholesale and retail at No. 95 Custom.
house ST. Prce ST.. u,
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FOR IItERPbOI..
Fl Tie superior A ship ZOTOFF, Capt,
I'm Merrill, having the erenter part of her cargo
4aAlE e gagged, will huvc Immediate despatch. For
freigh, Of 800 bales cotton, or passage apply TO
nDrjl l., I'll GAI.F ~ Common II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22

All of which Of very superior quality, and will be
sold low, to close a consignment by
NILS TOWAR, 40 Camp st
NEW MUSIC by Manouvrier Haste, Boarnla,,
~ Hast-,'' barcoroe-worIs by Miss Estello, ded>
Gated to Henry Burrel, Esq. composed by G. p. Mn
nouvrer Of New Orleans received with the greatest a
pluuse at the New York concerts,
F. JOHNS T. Go,
mli corner St Charles l. Common SITS
TIMBRELLAS-32 cases NIuntua and Bingham I'm
u hrelus, comprising complete assortment, Ian ding
fromhrig Palmer, for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE & Co.
mr22 l3l Magazine 81.
NtW ORLEANS Il CAKKOL.LTUN RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.
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FOR HAEki

Fl The | and fast sailing ship CORIO-
,aM LANUS, Captain Tennev, will have imne.
AAE diatc tes patcf having the greater par, Of her
engaged For freight OF 100 bales cotton Or pms
snge, IMPLY to l. u GALE,
npriI W NOntnOh ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22

FOX BOSTON.
II The good schooner WARWICK, Captain
1SM Curtis, wants the bulk Of 3''0 barrels to com
aAiE pete her cargo. For eight Of which o! pas
sage andy To S Il J 7 WHITNEY,
-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22

FUN
Fl The A and fast sailing ship AI.LlANCE,
I'm Captain Finley, will receive immediate der
.A8 patch. For freight Of 900 bales OF cotton, OF
nussnor nnnIv IN l. A GALE,
o,,;I . w. % Common At
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FOR IIAVkt.

81 The A and fast sailing ship NES'rOR,
ASxM Cant Noses will receive immediate despatch
zAE For balance of freight passage, apply to
nnriI2 l. II GALE, 9} Common Al
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22

yuNHE BENCH e. BAR OF ENGLAND-By the
. author of Random rec objections of the Lords and
Commons, and the Great Metropolis, in2 vols.
Neal Malone mud other tales Of Irel and ny w II
Carleton author of traits and stories Of the Irish pea
.santrv, in vols. Just received and for sale ny
m05 TOWAR, 40 Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22

FOR BALTIMORE.
81 The Al p cke, schr MOIEA SKA, Cap,
I'm Hawks, will have drspntch For freight or
:AAG passage, having furnished Accommodations
apv, 10 & p WHITNEY,
apIU % Camp 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22

TNGGS-4 bbls landing from steamboat s. Louis, tor
IL snle by ABRAHAM THEN,
,,o. 70 "a (;rnver 81
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FOR GLASGOW

FOX LIVERPOOL.
"a The A | and fast sai ing harque l.AC-
,itS4&. RENS, Capt in Merrill. will have imme-
zx4AE- n,e despatch for the above port having the
greater part OF her cargo engaged. For balance OF
freight or PASSAGE appyto II GALE,
,IO 90 Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!

TUST received ut the Louisiana Furniture Ware
% house, a large supply from New York and Boa
on. Persons in the want of furniture would do well
to call and select their articles from Of the best and
largest stocks now in the city. W CARNES,
d6 So Benve s.
N B-Partcular attention paid to packing mnd ship
ing Furniture, freep ofaxpensc. div
TO COUNTRY MERCHANi rs.
A GOOD assortment Of school and miscellaneous
n Books. Also supply Of Blank Books, writing
and letter Paper Quilts, Ink, &c constantly on hand
and for snls on good terns,hy ALEX TOWAR,
mar l8 40 Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22

NICHOLAS NICkLEBY-Nos. Z, b and 9: also
N the first six nos in one part: with variety OF
very interesting books just receiyed for sale by
MY A TOWAR, 40 Camp at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22

nARLOR ORNAMENTS Rare and beautiful
Il curiosi,ies for sale only by Rees & D'lange,
and n, Plough's Museum.
All these orna m mis- consist Of the most spens
did specimens Of orlhin"ogy from Europe, Asia,
Africa, and our own country.
Approved notes a, 60 days will be taken oil
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Fl The A I and fast sailing ship HANOVER
rHH4n Capt Drummonu, having the greater part o
sA44E her cargo engaged, will meet with immediate
de-pntch For freight Of $50 bales cotton passage
apply to l. ~ GALE,
np 10 93 Common S
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22

TLASS-Just landing from Pltshurg, assortment
" Of Jars, Yias, aud Window Gluss, at wholesale
'ers reiai, u! IL EONNABEi,
: mar q Cor Of Nalchcz and Tchapit,ulas SITS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22

COFFEE-7a bags Manila Just received from New
~ York, per ship Orleans. for sale by
ml4 SHALL g. BROWN, So Magazine IS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22
RENOvATOR Of THE SYSTEM

Ever discovered
Also, constitutional diseases, produced by mercury,
the minerals the consequence Of syphilis lues, venera
&c &c.
lis fuct-That single instance have they been
known he used that they did produce good ELECT
curing thousands many Of whom before incu
rable
II ac,-that box of Sarsaparlla pills and bottle
the Compound Syrup all sufficient to
any Of the above discusses.
Ii is ac-Shoud be osarvcd that the only place they
obtained genuine in N Orleans Customouse STREET
b april 0J- No 90.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22

llALE ROPE-l2O coils, OF suerine quality, for
ID sale by ISAAC BRIDGE u 20,
april2 1874 Magazine 1T
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22

SPLENDID LONDON BUUkS.
WI Sxperd Steel Eagracmss.
NTlLTON'S Paradise Lost, illustrated BY John
lV1 Martin.
Views Of the Himaiaya Mountains, in India.
Select illustrated Topography Of London.
Miniature classic library, in 50 vols.
Romance Of nsture-Floras Gems
The book OF H" yay-Les danes de Byron
Andrews lessons in flower painting.
Byron Gallery-'The Diadem by Miss Sheridan.
Cyclopaeda Of popular songs
The book OF Trades ORE ,rcle OF useful arts.
And variety Of splendid annuus. albums and works
o, ar, and literature EJOHNS T. Co,
m99 cor st Charles and Common ats
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22

IlNUKk'S ISLAND SAlT-50OO bushels superior
l. Turks Island Salt, Just received per brig James,
for sale, ifimmediately applied Tor by
apl7 ABiJAH FISK, 81 Common ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22

DACON-l5 casks hams and sides, for sale BY
~ apl 20 BRIDGE, ia Magnz'he 81
bacon SIDES-5O casks Cincinnati cured in
ID store, for sale by Il DotSEI'
anil a. New Lcvec
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22

CFERM CANDl. ES-l3 boxes I'd quality sperm
- CeudIcs, landing from ship CoIunblana, for sale
Nv / BRIDGE l. Co,
aarS 1874 Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22

FOR BORDEAUX.
e.. The brig VERNON, Captain Perkins
iAS2M wants 2OO bales cotton to fill up. For freight
5AAAg OF which, or passage, apply to
apr14 Lii GALE, 80 Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22

CREGORY'S ECONOMY OF NATU RE, explnin
~ ed and illustrated on the principles Of modern
philosophy, in vols, with forty six Plates.
Memoirs Of William Sampson, Including particulars
ofhs adventures in various parts Of Europe his con-
fnement in the dungeons Of the nQmissn in Lisbon,
&c &c. For sale by ALEX TOWAR,
npl l6 cor Camp and Common SITS
The native American., 1839-01-12

Discovery Of INummies at Durango, Meaico.
"A million OF fmummies, it is said, has lately been
discovered in the environs OF Durango, in Mexico.
They are in sitting posture, but have the same
bands and ornaments Of the Egyptian.
Among them found poignard Of flint, with
a sculpured handle, chaplets, necklaces, &c. Of
alternately colored beads, fragments Of bones po-
lished like ivory, fine worked elastic tissues pro-
badly our modern India Rubber cloth, mockasins
worked like those of our Indians to-day, bones Of
vpers, &c. 1t remains 70 continue these interest
ing researches, and America will become another
Egypt TO autiquarians, and her ruins will go back
to the Oldest periods of the world, showing doubt
less that the ancestors of the Montezumas lived
on the Nile, and that their luxurious civilization
was broken up and overpowered by the hardy
hordes of Asiatic Tartars, who came down from
i'ehring Straits and the Rocky Mountains. lhe
scenes Of Attila and Alarc in Rome anu Greece,
were rehearsed at an earlier day on the shores
of California and the plains OF Mexico. II is
unknown of the mummies above mentioned,
what kind of embalmment was used, or whether
il was nitrous depositions in the caves where
they were found. A fact of importance is sta
tod thnt the shells of tho necklace are OF rna-
rine shell found at Hacatecas, on the Pacihc,
The native American., 1839-01-12

luaintcd with him, and his political standing, as
ihough they had been long acquainted. The
banker (his unpronouncabie name we have for
,,otten) had the whole Of Mr.. Webster's speeches,
md although he understood our language imper-
fectly, he read them over again with delight.
Those on the currency, in particular, he thought
the most able papers he had ever read. lie said
that such was his admiration of Mr.. Webster,
that he had orders in this country. to send him
all his productions, Of whatever character. We
suppose the loco focos will say that this Russian
banker furnished the Wings with the money to
secure the election of Mr. Webster-Proridenc
Journal.
The native American., 1839-01-12
MAJOR DOW MING,

TO the Editors Of The Ne,c Fork Eapress---
the same paper my old friend Mr.. Dwight
printed spell ago.
Gentlemen: | send you letter for Congress
to read under Uncle Sans authority-who wish
es you to publish it with my figure head at the top
ont to show that it is genwine. 1t must be in
Washington OH or before New Years day-for
that is day when folks feel timber and shake
hands, and don't feel SO Grabbed and cross grained
as they do on most otherdays.
Your fr:ead,
]. DOWNING, Major,
Downingvi!e Militia, I'd Brigade.
The native American., 1839-01-12

Gre for H,drophobia.--Th following recipe
FOR the cure of this disease among cattle, COM
municated by gentleman i'll New York, in
eter to friend i'll this vicinity, whose cattle have
been bitten by mad dog, and has been handed
to us for publication; for the bereft of tie public.
The writer says, that some years ago several cat
tie were bitten by rabid dog, among which were
a COW and calf The owner Immediately pro-
cured some oyster shells, Che under or flat shell
being particularly PREFERRED and put them into
an oven to kndry and pulverise them. He then
gave the COW and calf portion of it three sue
cessve mornings he then omitted three, and re-
peatng three successive mornings again, until he
had administered it nine times. The writer says
that he does not remember the quantity OF the
lime administered but the manner, he says, was
to give it the COW with bran, and for the calf,
smaller quantity was mixed with dough balls and
forced down the throat. Of all the cattle bitten
none escaped the disease except the COW and calf
thus treaed--all the rest exhibiting the symptoms
at different periods. The last one died about six
months after having been bitten.
! The following cure for this disease, similar to
the above, has also been handed to us for pubicaa
ton. 1t is worth trying:
Certain Cure for Hydrophotia.-Fake three
table spoons full of oyster she'll lime, powder 1t,
and sif i, through piece of book muslin. To
this add sntclency OF egg 10 give II conslsten-
cy, something like soft dough, fry it in little
fresh butter olive oil. Let the patient eat this
cake in the morning, and abstain from food or
drink at least six hours. This dose repeated three
mornings in succession, is, in all cases, sufi-
cient.
AS it may be satisfactory to know something
Of the character ofthe writer, beg leave TO refer
You to Charles H. Castle, Esq. Cashier OF the
City Bank Montreal.
+ Yours, &c. Guy RICHARDS.
The native American., 1839-01-12
DANIEL WEBSTER IN RUssn.-This dis

DANIEL WEBSTER IN RUssA.-Ths distin-
guished Senator, it seems, is well known in the
dominions of the great Autocrat. In conversa-
ton recently, with a gentleman just arrived from
Russia, he stated that, having some business to
transact at st. Petersburg, previous to leaving
that city, with a celebrated banker, he called per-
sonally TO arrange it. Finding this gentleman to
be an American, the barker asked many questions
about Mr.. Webster, aAd appeared as well ac-
The native American., 1839-01-12

Execution Defcrred.-We learn from gen.
tlcman lust from Watertown, that five of the Parot
prisoners who were to have been hung on
Wednesday last, had been temporarily resPrea.
On,y three tsshonltz; George and Aboey) had YET
been execu,ed.-.2i0any Journal.
The native American., 1839-01-12

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

pt;ons fol year. So so in advance,
or 3 90 If paid at the end of three months For six
months, 81 so In adoance Advertisements inserted al
the usual rates.
All letters relating to the pecunary interests Of the Pa
per to be addressed postage paid, to the Publisher,
JAMES c. DUNN.
all letters relative 10 the Editorial department to be di-
rected, postage paid 10 he Editor oe Natpe american
Those subscribers for year, who do NJ" give notice oi
their wish have the paper discontinued at the end of
their will be presumed desiring IFS continuance
until conatermandeh and il win accordingly be contin-
ued at the option Of the publisher.
The native American., 1839-01-12

where the Columbus of their lorefathers proba-
bly, therefore landed from the Malay, Hindos-
tan, or Chinese coast, or from their islands in
the Indian Ccean-EUe. Star.
The native American., 1839-01-12

Sparks edit of Washinston's writings Vo9 p. 15s
Sparks' edit. of ashngtons writings, Vol 9, l5e
Sparks edit Of Washngtons writings Vol. 8, p 1863.
tSparks' edit of Wasbingon's writings, Vol. r. p. S26.
tSparks edit Of Wasbngtons writings yoh TO- p. 22i.
Sparks edit of Washington's writings, Vol. l, p. 500,
$40.
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