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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

SOMETHING STRANGE.-The British Wing states
that military court If enquiry is sitting, Tor the
purpose Of investigate Col. Princes conduct respect
ing the execution Of the prisoners taken Windsor
tDper Canafn.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

The Steamboat WV. PARRIss, recently launched a,
Louisville, N.Y.. is said TO he beautiful specimen of
steamboat architecture:
"Of the FIRST class, and better than her class"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

We give some theatrical gossip from the New York
Star That correspondent at Liverpool s the greatest
gossip in chrisendum. He has his nose in every hole
and corner, and knows all the sects this breathing
world" -'-I
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27
RS4! I PROPERTY
ON WEDNESDAY, THE eth inst.
A. nsrI,cL

On WEDNESDAY, THE 9Th inst,
WILL be SOLD at the City Exchange. in 81,
w Louis Street, the following described pro, ertv
under order Of seizure and sale from the Hon Disrc,
Court Of the first Judicial district Of the State u Louis
lana, and by consent Of parties and he sold posi-
10. !: 4 LOT OF GROUND,
With tour s'ory brick house and kitchens thereon, su
ated next 10 the ST. Charles street theatre. The
lot measures % feet 8 inches and lines on ST.
Charles street, by 70 feet 10 inches in depth; and
H. premises are now under lease until November
the LIST Of November 1910, at $4,000 per annn,n,
payable monthly.
Two thousand dollars in cash S45OO payabje on the
18th juno 1910; and tho balance in two and three
=, years from date Of sale.
No. 2 Adoins on St Charles st same front and
dsrs n and s sane building ss .Ssee. to
mum, payable monthly. Terms Of payment, same
No. Next to the Of poyd.as s. on ST. Charles
and measuring "a feet inch on St. Charles 8, run
ming 70 feet 10 '"'9 TE SssE;
One thousand dollars payable in cash. @42l9
on the 18th June 1870 the balance in two and
:. three years from date Of sale.
No. D. On the corner Of Poyd,as st and St. CHARLES ;
having "a feet upon the latter and rs feet 10 nches
depth upon Poydras st. Terms the Same as
No. S. On Poydras street, between Camp and 81.
Chsres SITS. having "a feet inches on Poydrnt st.,
''' ~ ''0' '"'"0 T GssP;
Five bun,,red do,,.,. ~ c.sh .o,z o. ..,. NIL,
March 1RS0. onS ,ha 1870 20 p'a aI, S""" .
ve.rs cred;, from ,s,a e ~ aaI. ~ '"u '''o
M < ad;o;n;n "o III us'e o. es'e. ,:
" '''e ''o :r =: eS'"s o''"e'''o"e'
Five hundred dol,s,. i, c.sk a On. Il. ,.,J. ,o,
March I8aO H.. hsino S"t,.hi " " "nJ ,I.a"
wears frm ds,e ~, s.Ia pay "'o !" WV anu '''e'
UThe notes given for purchase to be satisfactorily
a, m.,ur,v n hssr h,...ss go "o. r"''. " ~ P"u
Of Ten ,,er cen,um w;,h" ." n;. ~ a. @
On Iots Mas. Z anI @ ,h.." I'D hosars sa III;
- ~ ~ :. ~ anu u arc '''!ee o'o houses, az "''
m."a., IN .h;"s ~. ~. Pan o! ne properly. nut .ne
allie that auw he"as, s ae s"an' e.S.s 'nPus.
hse, heinz d.,1ew.d a ,t ue d;.a " @ 'e
gronnd n,o The l",. H.. 1 "s ~ '"e r'''e VI
e'0'"' ''o '''' 'o'' ''oS .. y D. anu D.
AT THE GAME TIME =. -, ..c
WILL BE SOLD without reserve, to close a con.
W. cera, and by consent Of parties, the following
de"crlhed property situated in the squar. formed by
tclarly designared on plan drawn by E. H. Spring
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

The Philadelphia Gazette Of the 18th says:-
Two e the passenger the columbia Rail
Road were destroyed We 'nesday, by the rope break
ing while ascending the incl ned plane. The passe.
ge's escaped sejous injury.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

AFFLIcTIsG EVENT AT WALLISGroRD.-On Sab
bath night the 24lh inst, Marcelus Aldlich aged IA
years. and his assistant, Daniel Remington. aged -
years, were employed in burning coap,, situated
some ~ 50 rods from tine residence of the ather of
young Ahlrich at WalIingord. The weather being in
tensey cold, the'e had heen constructed the pitt
small triangular cabin of logs. which supplied with
large quantity Of straw, tor the accommodation of the
youn! mem chimney made Of loose stones. and the
door formed on one side Of the cabin Tbs doorway
was closed by boards up the inside Of the cabin
and secu-ed by laying stone against them. Abraham
Call, aged 6 years, Of their neighbors, unfor-
iunaleiy with them.
Al 10 o'clock young Adrch went to the residence of
his father, and procured apples and poatoss with
whn h lie returned to the cabin. They covered the
potatoes in the fire, and quantity Of straw against
the door, to guard against the wind that from that
quarter.
In this situation, they all happily fell asleep. 1t is
supposed hat The wind eshened and blew the straw
they had against the door, which falling into the
fire, cornmun Gated the flames to that which served
them tOr bed.
W hen the young men awoke, their clothes ere all
on fire, The cabin was filled with smoke and flames
Aldrich and Remington burst off the covering from the
angle Of the cabin opposite the fire place. and escaped
through the roof enveloped in column Cf fame. CAL
IN the endeavor TO escape by the door, attempted
move tho stone tmt secured it, but heated that
his hands stuck il; and in his desperation he broke
the door by striking with his head and burst through
il ino the open air. both of his hands were SO burnt
that The kin slipped of from them whole like glove
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27
CARDS

u PRINTED at he shores, Notice, in he mort
elegant manner in Black Colored INxs, o. Ensmel-
led, White Flake, Plain 5 RACED CARDS, and
Prices gerry reasonable a TRUE AMERICAN OF
FlCE, corner cfPoydras and 81. Charles ITS.
Several New and Beautiful Fsusss Of TYPE have
Just been added to the Estnbiishsest.
Orders received at COMPILING Room. 81. CAorles
Exchange, 3rd do"r from Graviev st, or at the Printing
Offc' so'.', ofroydrSs Il 81. Charles sfyeets.
nO1)-T
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27
RecWder's Court,
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
Reports of Day Police and Night Watch,
~ y. =. :,

"a IVY OAASO oAAA All w
.,f March q, 1850 Wy We .s''
Mrs Eliza O'Neal and c. Casenaugh veFe
achnrge Ofnur3ers made by Martha. Ann Jones, Of
about i3years efage. en- the examination TO- day
the acLuser states that what she EBr,neviy stated
under oath was fabrication, not word Of truth in
it; and she was prompted 10 Do thirst BY thu ad-
Woe Of John ORrisn and afterwards by Margaret
Grace, and that they told her il would enable hss
toobtain money enough 10 take her home Il Ala.
hama. This il enc Of The most astounding events
Be-, ofthe ono t,ousond and one brought to light BE-.
fore Recordess-a little gill mora than 10 years
old Of olerabe cnta conception, Game forward and
voluntarily made oath, and stated circumstantially
too III: particulars Of most horrible murder and
after being warned Of the conse quence should her
sto prove true, and yet, Strange as it NAV appear
upon the very first and eli: htest examination, she
herself voluntarily declares that there is moi one
word Of truth in what ahe sw0re too. Pe,ur, 40
rank and so serious in its consequences could
scarcely be believed, and particularly 70 Of one
that has numbered 40 few years. Mrs O'Neal and
Casenangh were both discharged, while their acc
ser was renanded to Jail to stand her trial for per-
jury.
Elijah Mcrrett and Mr. and Murray were severa,ly
committed (for want Of bn to stand their trial be.
tore the Criminal Court, E,r entic;ng away harbor-
ing and secre'ing slave Of NJ. J. II. Coulter.
Peter Laney, D. Bloom. J. Nai j. Penn, baker, Pat,
Ryan and Jas. Hannei, arrested for being drunk.
discharged.
Paul Owens. Samuel Ward and Henry Smith, arrested
for teing found sleeping in an old she'd Ward and
Smith were discharged Owens retained until
he'd for.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

The population of Sweden is represented to be
1925, l4o souls.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27
THEATRICAL.

The Mechanics and Citizens Ball on the lth inst.
ne,ted $4,000
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

From 500 to 1000 Shares Stock in Citizens Bank.
VNHOSE wishing to sell, will do well ~ call and
fenve their names and amount Of stock, The store
Of English 4 Sylvester. opposite the Arcade. Country
stock alone il desired. Sc CAMP
mar9 Nv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

GREAT ATTRACTIONM
At No. 80 Magazine street, orrr =. Lrvy's Axesiss
Room, opposste hask'r arcade.
G'lLER respectfully informs Inc public that
lVl the celebrated
Statue Of CLEOPATRA. Q~ees Of Egypt,
Which has been exhibited in most Of the principal
cities Of the Union, 10 the lively admin atom Of many
thousand vsiters has arrived in this city, and ia
being exhibited for n short time only, from O'Clock
A NJ, to 9Oclock. PM.
,f
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

The o,es,;o, rho, ,,,o ,.ox l -, -, ~ a., ::
"How viii matters end7 VIII ,h.re hs ' W. r,"'s ~
which we answer w,bou, hes;t,,;on ,ba, wa lL .
the probability Of hosi;I;,;es ms var ro, m.
we viii state xbv We ,h;nL 80 IN Han ,;a wv anu
nations like individuals were ready to s 70, "n. n'
menrs warning. w;thou, calc uo,;n. IN. ros ,h a,nu o
ces in favor of collision betw.en Ills conn,, "na
Great Britain would have h.en ;nn;;"esv tna
has taught some useful lessons On ,hs head
more easy to declare war ,tan n, .ns,s; ,h " non
of one and thai !, il prone, N r.aec, aii hr n"S
ing upon contest, that must cost mich bl"od and
TREASURE and probahlv in Tho snd ieavo iii ,, ~ a
cerned on the losing .i,ie A. The nresam, J s;s
have assumed different asoect md rovernmen., m,sfer
diplomacy to hard blows Taking Il for granted then
that Great Britain will exercise duc nr,,denre IN ,lo
premises, and TINT she viii nor he 81 hardw ss -, e
TO extremities without calculating The volne n b,
she is to contend for let us for Moment .rom;n. WIN,
would be gained to her. even admitting That rhe could
attain all she asks for the ierrtory in nu.s,on ,bo
fitting out of single rcsnrctuble snnodron "f sins
will take more money than The land il worth Soms
persons will tell us that il is not th, ,err;,o,v @ ,h
right of way between her Provinces in Mark Aue,c.
without which she cannot TRANSPORT men or mun;t;ons
of war during The niuker. hetxeen Inner and ~"
Canada. We will gran, ali tl,is and what then fnp
and rsnk up all susist;ng friendly rela,ons in ordr ~
secure right of way bet9cen portions Of her nosses
sions which, instead If being OF anv re,i voIue 10 he,
are sources of con,tan, annoyance e,nense n,
,ion If we remember Alright. The cost Of ma;n,on;na
her colonial establishment in Amer;co md ,hs W. =
Indies is about 1000 OO psr annum. Wills, thew re,nn
TO her about :30OO. 0OE-causinp animal lor. nf
tOOOOOM II is ,hen ."nnnseJ ~, CO.. R.;,a; ~ ~
incur the vast EXPENSES Of war break IN he business
relations between herself md III. IIn,pJ S,.,as
thus cu, "a from her n,anuc",,r"s ,L c "''
nc III. daily subsis.nce Of ,hemse,ves ana III, j.
lies and ali to keenhe k.v tn ,h., hn h".
annually in debt We NAV nerhans he toid H., nv. nv.
,ional pride on the mar, ~ Enniond VII; '." ho
from abnndnn;ne claim ;rvoI"m =, W." ho s:" mel
integrity Of her om;n"ns e, vs. ss. "h., ,h;s e
position il worr, In I783 Greos Rra;n en,. sss
treaty with The Uncd States in XIX she nha
and distances heren So, forh Hsv;n do y" nc,
British Government cannot d;sc red ;,s om 49,. .' hue h..
recoen:znr tho treaty aff.c,s Is, ,b, ,I i;a ~
for by that instrument, nasses in n,r,;car r.c,;nu
whereas we ssv thn, T. mns: RIM in n ,TE,.on, n,
Here then whilst The trea,v i, adm,,eJ in mi Grco
difference of orn;on arises a. 70 , ef,, ~ ~;
tons. and question ~ made vh IN w "'
National hnnn, wh;c, woud oIona 10 Ju v"s
Boundary liz II RIM in arcordoncs wi,l tho e
Of The trsaty ns se ,nersonds +, Iii avs h.,
lands wLIs, we ~ rho other hand " s;s, ,ha, wi.
nnt Rail- no,,;.s .dh; -, ,' H., ,. a' y w
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
A GOOD assortment Of school and miscellaneous
n. Blocks. Also supply Of Blank Books, writing
and letter Paper Quills Ink, SC constantly on hand
and for sole on good terms, BY ALEX TOWAk,
mar 10 a. 40 Camp st
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
A BSENTED himself about week since, the negro
built speaks English and French also the Negro wo-
Sally about 40 45 years Of age speaks English
und Frenc-no marks recollected, but she il very i'm
pudent when spoken TO. The above reward will be
ail for lodging either Of them in a by appca,ionto
ll8 Julia ts.
Captains Of vessels and others cautioned against
rboring said slaves under The penalties Of the
mar 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27
COTTON CIRCULARS

COTTON CIRCULARS
" PRINTED 'rith The Gveasest Expedition, and
in style "nsrpa,sed in New ORLEANS, o. else
where.
change, (Conser If Grspier 81. On 81 T R
A AMERICAN PRINTING OFFICE,
corner Of Poydras and 81. Charles Sweets, wilI Be
promptly attended to.
Dec l-tf.
T l.. BROWNS Patent Platform Bakaaees.-Gro :
- ud At So Benvitle street, Patent Plat
term Balances superior 10 any offered in this city
fall W CARNES.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

CELESTE brings out new piece this evening. Re
member she has but two nights MORE
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

TO TIE ARTIST AND FANCY PAINTER.
lust received BY the laicsf arrivals from Havre, q
u splendid colleciion " Arts brushes, paints. psl-
pallet knves, and pastets wste' coors md
wafer c"lors prepared with honey end va!nish for do,
walnut eases, for portrait panters pastel crayon. 81
every color, pencils Of every sizs vaJ.' brushes, fat
and round very large size canvass already prepared
colors, brushes elegantly f,'ed MP, DC &c..
Splendid Albums, superbly bound and gilt; colours,
Of every description, by cake; sign and ornamental
taste which arc too numeron. to detail.
The principals Of Academies Teachers Of Drawing
and Painting, will do we'll to call the store ot the
ar,ists favorably. MONDELL1,
No SO Camp street
Dealer in raint., OIL varnishes ind Fancy Articles
for painters, wholesale and Retail. mar I'm
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

TO COMMENCE THIS EVENING.
Mr.. BUCKINGHAM'S
LECTURES ON PALESTINE,
WILL commence THIS EVENING Tuesday s6,h
". w March in the Presbyterian Church, Lafa, cite
Square, to begin at half past seven exactly.
Tiekefs for tie Course:
single person., q 10 Family Of four, $8 ~
E L. and gentleman. 5 % Family Olive, 9 %
Single Admissies.-Aduiis o. ~, Minors 50 cents
Pupils from school, Is cents each.
Tickets may be had at the book stores Of Benjamin
Levy corner Of Charities and Blenvle Streets and Of
James Beae, 81 Camp street, where full programmes
Of the whole course be obtained gratis and as no
more tickets will h. issued than the building will
oraety contain, early application will alone secure the
hausted. m26
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27
THEATRE.
(St. Louie Exchange Ball Room.)
Second night Of the celebrated

(St. Louie Exchange Ball Room.)
second night Of the celebrated
JMis' DAVENPORT eleven years Of age)
Who was received last night with cheers. ~"
VNHiS extraordinary juvenile actress will on this
l. evening appear a. Sir Pater Teaxle, being at.
tempt unprecedented in the annals Of The stage.
On Wednesday, Evening, March 9th, 1889,
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Sir Peter Teazle, Miss Davenport
A. acted BY her in the principal Theatres Of Europe
and America.
Lady Teazle, Mrs Davenport
Charles Surface, Mr. Davenport
Joseph Surface, Mr. Montgomery
To conclude with in consequence Of it's great success,
new piece, written expressly for
Mss Davenport, BY Z Lancaster, Esq-tho
Music by Corri-calledtbe
MANAGERS DAUGHTER.
Mr. Davenport, I'M anager Ofthe Theatre Royal, Rich
A.. ,,...n,.,, % %o' by M Davenport Davenport
In hi. H. :. Mss 81 DavENFsr ', iii .ua
chosnse,s aesidss her own!
Sing three songs, and dance the Highland Fling.
Doors open at o'clock-performance to commence
| at halt past seven.
Admitiance-OneD Dollar. mar q
FOR HAVANA.
IL The A I fast sailing. copper fastened schr.
%f9M TEAZER, 1870 tons, Greenlaw master, will
GG sail in this week. For freight Q! Passage,
having splendid furnished accommodations for 30
sengers Stewards board to attend particularly
to ladies out Of servants and tables supplied with every
luxury tho market Affords apply board. opposite tho
1 %a stores near the Fi;'' q 9, Common
= - FOR NEW YORK. -
REGULAR PArKET OF SATURDAY Sd inst.
.loaisiasa and Neg York Li.e Of Packet;
II The superior A packet ship YAZON,
Kim Capt Trask, will sail on her regular day as
s advertised, having greater Of her cargo en-
gage, ind going on board. .
For freight o! passage having elegant acconmoda-
tions apply I" the master board opposite the Vegs-
table Market, or to JAMES B HULLIN,
"a Camp st
CO The first class ship Mississippi will succeed the
Yazoo, sailing in week afterwards and this line has
been increased to afford the like facility to ship.
pers throughout tho yesr. msr0
WNOrlCE-The schooner EDwAt PEBBLE, from
Havana, d;scbarging nearly opposite Nore Dame
Ccnsignees will please furnish their permits and
ceive their goods.
ny w PORTER o. (:ommona AZ
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27
Drawing Of tho Grand State Lottery Class "a
80 "a S 3 26 So 81 25 80 4i26

~ % } 3 70 % ~ 20 80 ~ Z 81
THIS DAY.
% 600! Capital Prize, Tickets only a2 so
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
TLAss No: IS: Authorised by the legislature Of
The STATE TO b. drawn March e. 1889, At o'cIock
5 DAVIS Il co, Managers.
Is Drawn nmmbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
N3l4 Prizes, amounting to SlI9688
Tickets 50-Halves l 25-Quarters 63c,s.
Packages Of 2s Tickets 70. ass 50 warranted to draw
warranted to draw at leas, $l5 on. Packages of Is
Quarter Tickets @l5 s. warranted to draw a, least
For packages of single s its,' :Efy 4 oEf,cE
IS Chartrss st. and Al the corner Of st Louis and Char
res ST.. "f a marx7
D..is5 q IS LSP;; y i 5 s. 3 ):
go. - 10 MORROW -.
$1,000 =; c'pi'sl P'1,'
= rs Prizes e t,ooo e:ch: 10 ls.coo"!
Is Numbsrs-l5 Drawn Ballots
OUIsIANA LOTTERY.
rassed March a. 1929 Class IT, for 1882 to be drawn on
Thursday, Manh I'D, 1889, at O'Clock, Pm. At the
E'e 3 ssss ne.sl; T. che Sa st.: n.,
~ - oW&NsONI u To- SUCCESSORS 10 YATES
l. MeINTYRE, Managers.
RICH SCHEME.
7,sN Prizes, amounting to $l45,s34
Tickets e4-Halves 92-tluarters 81.
Packages Of 26 tickets for 9l04, warranted to draw
At least e48. Packages OF g half tickets $50 no var
raated 10 6saw at least 4 70. Packages OF a6 Quarter
ichats Tor Us on, warranted to draw at least 3l2.
For Packages or sisglc Tickets. npplv at
l. The Managers Office,
my IS Canal street. 10 Camp Ut.
ArESf NUVELTlES-tlsmoirs ofCiarles Mat
- thaws, the comedien, BY Mrs Matthew "a, in vols.
The book Of tho Passions, by James, with splendid
London engravinss.
Neal Malone and other tales of land BY Carleton
Bench Ind Bar, by the author Of recoIecons Of III.
house Of commons, in 2 vols.
Captain kyd, the Wizard Of The by professor In.
graham Asd other novelties, JOHNS Il Co,
mU cor, st CHARLES and Common IT'S
HoNEi-5 casks purified honey, landing from Gu
4 b. for wholesale and retail by
m0 II BONNABEL, Tchoupitouas st
lME JUlCE-ln casks, landing
~ my BONNAREL, Tchoupitoul,s At
lJtNE APPLE CHEESE-For sale by
I mH READ Il BARSTOW, 7 Bank place
EErMALAGA VINE, Tor saIe By
~ marH READ l. BARSTOW,7 Bank Place
fJEACH BRANDY-Io barrels old peach brandy,
ma y '''s K READ l. BARsrow, = Bark place
y UGAR L. MOLASSES-8i hhis sugar, l2O bbls
~ mossses Oh the Levee,for sAl. by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

One fell near the doer, and the other few yards dis
tant One Of these is now in possession of Dr. Fox,
was BY him shown 10 the writer few hours since. Dis
tracted with PAIN their clothes On fire. they ran without
any definite object or minutes nagohy,
and then made theirway II tho residence Of young Al
drrh. When they arrived, they ware nearly Invested
o. clothing; and they presented spectacle that pen
mas power 10 pourtay Imagination would fail pre-
Sent the rending horror Of that scene.
. Every attention that unweared bsnevolence and me-
dcl skill could supply promptly and easingy
anosdeu to the sufferers, but withou. any sensible m
CATION Of their torment.
me vital p.wers far exhausted in Aklrch
ana bennington, that they unable To respond to
me most active smulants and they continued to sink
until the night If the following Tuesday, when Alrch
expired. Remington breathed hsIas on Wednesday
evening. In the Of Call, there was slight
ton; but his life could only be prolonged till Friday
night when he died.,
META'RE CouRsE-Fsrst .Dny.-Yesterday qui,e a
concourse assembled to witness the sports. We IN.
derstand that the race Of great interest," We
give the result:
Beeswing, II
Grsydoc, 90
Altorf, SO
Curculia, a.
TlME.-First heat m. AS. Second heat, 3 "a. IFS
The great trot'ipg match then came off between Con
fde"cs and Bird, in which the former proved SUCCESS
| full.
Too Mi'es-T'ime S % and 50. -.
1
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

r OGWOOD-3O tons Campenchy Logweod, laid.
IL ing from brig Asia, for sale by
mar s 50 WHITNEY, 70 amp
00ISSOLUTlON OF COPARTNERSHIP-Tks
II Ccpavtnesship heretofore existing between The
subscribers, in the style Of Francis vOss 4 Co IL
dissolved by mutual consent. r V0se alone will H.
quidaie the affairs Of the late concern.
FRANCIS VUSE,
marc w BERRY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27
81. Charles Theatre.

This Epe"ing, MsvrA q,
will be presented the highly popular drama If the
STAR OF THE FOREST,
Story Of Old Virginia
In which Celeste will perform Speaking Character.
Wysnokee Nlad'lls Celeste
Herbert I.i%e. Mr. Harrison
Philip Godfrey. De Bar
Nathan SlowOOf, C0wel
Alice Howard, Mrs Plumer
10 conclude with the Romantic and military Dra,aa
Of the
FRENCH SPY.
Marshal BourmOnt, Mr. Burke
Col de Courcy, Harrison
Tony, SCowell
Maihida de hlsric,
Henri st Alme, CELESTE
Hernai Carnanly,
Marie, Mrs Plumer
To morrow, last nigh, but Ono Of Celeste
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-27

VXNHE BENCH Il BAR OF ENGLAND-By the
author Of Random recollections Of the Lords and
Commons, and the Great Metropolis, in vols.
Neal Malone and other tales Of Ireland by w H
Carleton author Of and stories Of the Irish pea
sanity, in vols. Just received and for sale by
m25 A TOWAR, 40 Camp 81
ORDERS.
WASHINGTON GUARDS.
DARADE This Day at half past o'clock, p NJ at
Il the armonry, (wiihoui further orders in full mi
form, attend the funeral Of your late fellow sodic
WIN. Dunn.
BY order Of the Captain,
m26 SIN CROOkE, LIST Sergeant.
DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTN ERSHIP,
VuNHE FIRM Of William Perry & Co, was dissolved
Il llle first instant, by the mutual consent Of the
partners; William Perry having Withdrawn from the
concern. L. w. PERRY
W. PERRY
m2 Nv March.2, 1889.
II w PERRY continues carry on the CRATE and
IL stove manufacturing business, and offers for sale
splendid assortment Of ground and iron CRATES,
to which the attention Of the public invited
M Nv EWPERRY.