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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

VlNO MERCHANTS, Law ycrS. PHYSICIANS, 4 Coun-
s'll"r>! All yr. "ho need books, stop this
n'lg nj No. "a ST Charles street, and paronise The
handsome ma with the handsome, coat. Dictionaries
tor all poor Aldermen, who may (,rrchnncc) not know
how their uwn names should Look in writing. Directions
tor Young lius ancs and younger Wives. Novels for
Misses, and most terrific tales If murder and blolshcd
for young masters. Call all We who nscd knowledge.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

UJNOTlCE-Neiihrr Captain. Owners, or Com
signce of the Danish ship hes, will pay any debt con-
tr"c,ed by the OF said ship
dlJ ARIT%H FISK
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE RAIL
ROAD.
A GREEABIY to sections Il 9 of the Charter of
N the New Orleans md Nashville Rail ,ad Conn
pany general meeting Of III, :kloders is called
on the 81 Monday in January l8lO,or tho purpose Of
electing Ten Directors serve for one year,
} u CALDWELL President.
Office, No. IA Baronne st. Dec. l2,. dll
NOrlCE-The firm of + X. HYDE tIAI,ROTHER,
is this day dissolved. II. x. HYDE, remains
charged with tho liquidation thereof and for which ,ur-
pose tue Of the person will only be used hereafter
+ X HYDE,
For himself md the heirs of
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

December 20, 1899.
eteam racket Neptune, Pe"noyer, Galveston Reed
Ship Brunette. Robinson. Foston. IA Merritt
Steam boat Tallahassee. Alien. Appaachicoa Master
sen denry Ciay, fatterson IniAsco, Master
ARRIVALS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

HJ@TliE CONSlIiNEt,S OF - boxes gIuys, AMI /
handle merchandise. marked 3 X 3-2 boxes marked
Jas. Callahan, aud basket marked j. Clark Jr. re-
ceIvcd per ship Shakespeare, from New York, ar.
requested to CALL pay freight aud chnrges, and ,ako
them away. W Il FOcDICK l. Co,
uI3 IN In
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE

llth appearance hese years Of the highly popular
omedinn, NJ 4. BALLS
Who is engaged for Twelve nights only.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12
LETTERS FROM THE COAST.
No. 3.
fConcludad
Concluded J


live in boat at night, OH the Mississippi river
and the to take fire, should consider
safety very ule,i at all enhanced by the chain
er. In the first place. tho Pilot would not and could
probably retnn his post long enough, ION account
Of the Aames to reach the shore. In the next place,
those who know the Mississippi, know very we'll, that
at night, it would be mere chance, ifa boat under
such rcumslances could find saf landing at all.
For it is for miles along the shores Of this ri, or
that steep aud crunblins banks alternately prevail
on side while on the other, alterations of sand
bars occur Now, il large boat is run against bluff
bank before she could he made fast the current would
sweep her away, and those who would atemp, 10 Cd.
cape, would mostly fail in tho attempt. While on The
other hand if she the sand bar she would strike
the bottom at considerable distance from shore, and
hence, compel those who sought tho shora to plunge
int, the river and stem its current.
1t would have been BETTER If the law had directed
second tiller Wheel with cnuin should DO erected on
the hurricane deck the stern in emergen-
cies Of this description that when the Pilot is driv-
from post he may ay the second and thus be
enabled to direct the boat safely shore. So difficult
is tller wheel to turn with chain, thyt il is stated
long srce the Pilot the wheel Of the largo rtea
boat Louisiana, was, endsavoring to coun,eract a
sheer the boat had taken when hs thrown violent
y against the door Of the pilot house, and seriously in
jursd.
The light directed by III. law to be placed at mast-
head, is detrimental to the pilot in steering the boat
The red mouths Of the furnaces which are continually
opening by the frman. ard the hest beacon lights for
Beats on the western waters. Their vivid red glare
can often be seen at the distance Of or 10 miles.
Somany defects exit in this law, and it seems 90
totally inaPpicabe, to the reculiartes Of navigation
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

JMis,isnppi elec,,ons have recen,ly
taken place to supply vacancies in the Legislature
Of this State. In Lowndes county, Tucker the
loco-foco is elected by two votes.
Smith anu Jasper counties have instructed their
representatives 10 vote for Wing Senator and
they have publicly declared their intention to
obey.
The citizens Of Pontotoe county have instructed
their representative 10 do the same thing.
Mr. Burrus the Wing candidate, in Yaz'o county
has been elected over his competitor BY maj 'r'y
Of n votes. The Yazoo Banner, says it nigh
have been swollen to 800. p
The Mssssipp, Free Trader is no longer loco
foco political paper, Mr. Besaneon will continue Il
edit il, but will devote its cotrm exclusively e
| agricultural and commercial intcresis.
The remains Of the late John L Men.fee, VIII
fell in duel with A X McCunR, Esq, were fol
lowed TO the grave by large concourse Of citizen
snd the vicksburg volunteers. Of which corps h
wssa member, en- the 4.h inst.
The Matches Courier Of the Sd reports the co,to
market as extremely dull-ss also was produce.
Charles H Eaton was playing at Vicksbura o.
the 7.h inst, having just commenced an engage
| ment, tEta -A
The Ca'abrian brothers were giving concerts i
Na,chez.
Miss Nelson wus to appear on Monday, the l4
At Natchez.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

RAGs-lo0on Gunny Bags, Of superior quality
ID landing from ship Arno, and for safe Nv
jal0 SHALL Il BROWN. 90 Magazine st
WHIsKEY-lOO barrels rrciiIied, for sale hy
w jlo G. DORSEY, ~ New Levec
SECOND MUNICIPALITY SELECT BALI
1T is proposed to give series Of Almack Ba s in the
st. Charles Theatre Arcade Rail- Room, 10 be r..
galat-d by The following rules, and any others the
subscribers may think proper to adopt.
RULE
The series to consist OF light Balls, to commence on
Thursday and take placs every alternate Thurs.
day, until the whole completed.
RULE 9
The suhscrbers not to exceed sixty in number--sub.
scrip,on $50 each member; payable in advance.
RULE 3
The Ball TO he under the sole management of a
committee of nine, to be elected nv the su3srber.
the committee eecing from that number for their
President.
Each subscriber to he entitled to two Lads's ticket,
RULE S
All lady's tickets to be issued by the COMMITTEE and
on no consideration they he trars ferred.
FuLE 6.
Subscribers ticket 10 he is ued BY tho Committee
only application for which mist he made to the last
committee inserting, prior to each Ball. The price OF
each ticket be paid BY tho committee One half ri
the proceedato 60 the Director-the residue into the
supper fund.
All refreshments to be provided by the society the il
lc:tor furnishing suitable room.
N. B.. Subscription lists at the mu,c stores of Mr..
Casey, Camp St Messrs. Johns Il 70, corner Of II.
Charles and Common streets, at The hook store Of VIM.
M'kean. corner Of Camp Il Common: in the Reading
Room Of the True mercan and Ut the Box Office Of
the St Charles Thsatre.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12
Mail Regulations.

The Great Eastern ,Ma,l il c,osed eyeyv dav 4, IN
o'clock. A Mia due every day at 10, M.
-, Exprrss Maid - closed every day al halfpast
~ e Wis duo with the great Eastern Mail.
Me Lake Mail tvia Covington, Lay is closed
4 Ms dus svsry Tuesday. Thursday and satur.
Aay, ats, PM.
1Ae Losisuisls. or River Mail is closed every
nonday, "wednesday and Saturday. at 8 r Ms
ssnt and rssusned BY eamboats.--Arrives irregu.
u rly three timss week.
ING BayoM Sara or Coast Mail IL closed every
Tuesday and Friday, at 8, P MIS- sent and 70.
turned BY the steamboat Brilliant.
me .alerandria or Red Riuer Mail il sent irregu.
Af'y by steamboats,, twice week.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

BENJAMIN TApPAN. The brother Of Ar,hu,
Tappan, the arch abol.ionis', who was elected
Senator from Ohio, in the place Of Mr.. Morris, h;
bern claimed by reckless Locofoco prints as friend.
ly to Southern principles, and being decidedly
hostile to the fanaacism Of the aboli,ionisfs. He
is an aholitoni.'--a perfect Northumberland it is
useless for any to deny il. But the editor Of
the Cincinnati Republican says:
"fIe lisa gentleman in his general manners. He
is a man Of good informa lion, hut l am fearful he
will make poor partisan senator in Congress-"
We may add he will make poor Senator Of any
kind. There is no depth and nothing sparkling
about him II by "par,zan' the Gazette mems
one who will stick TO nad do the dirty work fc'
The party, we cannot agree with it. That part OF
the game Mr.. Tappan will play extremely well
but he will be small rffsir in the gIadatorul
contest.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12
ST. Charles Theatre.

Benefit Of the Fire'neh's Charitable Association.
Mr.. CALDWELL will appear.
-l This Ecening, January ~,
When will be performed, for the first time,
LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN.
Gossamcr, Mr.. CnldoeH,
Mortimer, Pearson,
Mrs. Mortimer, Mrs. Farreu.
Previous to the Comedy Mr.. J. X. Scott will recite
AN APPROPRIATE ADDRESS.
An Overture by the Orchestra
Song, 1.-THE Striped Pig Mr.. Finn.
Song, "Wedlock ticklish Thing" Mr. Holland.
Comic Glee, "Mynhe.r Won Dunck," hiessrp.
Pumer, Archer and Page.
National Airr,by Orchestra.
Grand Pas Seul, by Nad'le Raveno,
Song, "Come brave the Sea with me-" Mrs Debar.
Song, "Hnzza for Columbia, Mr.. Williamson
Hail Columbia, BY the whole Company
To conclude with tho psw Farce Of
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS.
Admiral Kingston. Mr.. FinH.
Lieut.. Kingston Browne,
Short, Sam Cowell,
Mrs. Poniifex. Mr.. Smith,
Mias Mortimer, Pu,nrr.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

E,NGLlSH ANIMALS FOR is3o-The Book Of
II Royalty, superb cold plates.
Finden's 'rableaux,
Filde MS Gallery Of Gmces;
Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Book;
Beauty's Costumes; Buds and Blossoms;
Waverly Keepsake;
The Imperial Oriental Annual;
Forget Me- Not; Carlcature Annual;
friendships Offering;
Juvenile Sketch Book
Young Lad es Annual;
Young Gentlemsns Annual.
american Annu0Is.
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir;
The Vuiet; The Gift;
The Juvenile Forget-Me-Not.
JUST received and Tor sale by
VIM McKEAN,
dec3 corner Camp and Common sts
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

The Vicksburg Wing re-pubishes the joke Of the
Louisville Journal the expense OF Kendall of the
ficayune of this city, in which fellow citizen is
cused Of falling and hurting his face. In commenting
the the Wing remarks, We can't say as to the
hurting Of his omn face" bu, know "face" that
hnrt during that rip, gentleman thousand
miles from this city testify" What did any one
heat some one?
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12
syN,,1c,s SALE.

sYNDIC's SALE.
sXX7fLL be sold on OF February, at
in virtue Of order from the Parish Court, for the
Parish and city Of New Orleans dated the 9TH instant
under the direction of Syndic the following descrb
Cd property, surrendered by Gabriel George Glenny
i Four io. Of Ground, Nos. 50, Co. 81 and g. si,ua-
ted in arrolton. Nos SO and 81, measuring each Is
feet front lib street, by $50 fee, in depth. Nos. 60
and 81 having the same front Of rs fl REESE vte st,
by like depth. loueht of c. Pore~ bv Noiar al Act
passed before La dardeur, Notary Public. the 18th Of
May, 1887;
3d Municipality, measuring 20 feet 2 iache. front on
Morales street, between Port and st. Ferdinand Streets
by 100 feet in depth Bought Of L. s. HilIegsberg, by
before T. Se5her, Notary Public the 28th OF Febru-
any, 1897.
!. Five ots Of Ground, Nos 8, 9, 10, II anil r. in
square NJ. "a. II suburb Washington, 80 Municipality
between Morales and rquLa't a,reets by i7 Zee, in
depth. No. hnvrg 81. 9. +. fee. on Narant street
o7 feet on Crquhart street and No r. having 81 fee,
IN lrqullar street by Ill 8. 3. feLin depth. Rough,
| the 2tst February, 1897.
4. Eight lots, Nos. D. "a, IS. 49, II, 49, 10, 90, in
square No. "a, in suburb Washington, Sd Municipality
measuring 3D. g. g. feet on French street by, 106 II
feet on Urquhar rtree, aid Nos. "A IS l6, H. 49, Is
and ~, each measuring 81, l. g. feet front French
and rhos Duplesis by act passed heforc L. Fe' aud No
tay Pahlc, the .lst Of February, 1887.
g. One lot on Vlne street, near The Canal, bough
from George Andrews by private net dated the 18Th
March, 1887 Gee. Andrewa and wife acquired It'll.
from N Holmes, to this lot which measures rs fee
front on Vine street, between the Florida landing
the boundary between Suburb, st. Mary and pelort
having 125 feet in depth.
Terms and CondiliUns-One third in cash; and thu
remaining two thirds Of the price Of each purchase
payable in and IL months The pure CHASER giving hi
notes with one good endorser, and mortgage rcainc,
until complete payment.
The acts Of sale to be passed before
Notary Public tn. purchaser paying the Notary. fee.
ana the expenses Of taking possession by Surveyor
! necessary. iai2
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

Fee Banking, No. 2.-Banks were not intended,
as has been supposed by some, solely for the benefit
of stockholders They were not created and in.
vested with privileges denied o individuals, merely
to declare dividends, to give power to their di-
rec'ors. 1t has always teen thought tina, they
should in some measure, consult the wishes and
the welfare Of the community among whom they
nre established. When they ceuse to regard the
general interest aud lend themselves TO, or are
governed by schcming men, they cease to pursue
their legitimate course, and are a curse, not an
advantage to tho country. Instead of equaliziny
trade aud atfnrdlng honest enterprise and industry
an opportunity of being developed, they furnish
the weight which is to pull them down, if it do
nut crush them, in the advancement Of especial
favorltsm Whenever political feeling or any
other feeling which will initiate against a fair
dmInistra'ion Of their affars, and induce to ex.
clusivencss, prevails in Bank, the ends for which
it was instituted are lost sight Of, and the com.
munity soon feel lis baleful influence. 1t feeds on
the community, but makes no return Of noursh
men'. Like some noxious weed it springs up w',h
an unnatural rapidity, presenting a plethotic and
hoated appearance, never again to restore aughl oil
the strength il has drawn from the soil.
We not Of thoee who would attempt to Interfere
with the rights and privileges of institutions already
listing. Yet would render them as innoccuous as
possible by creating such power would sustain the
community against thoir influence. We would strength
the people, and enable them resist the abuse,
which might bo attempted by Banks but we would moi
curta the usefulness Of those Institutions So long
they fairly managed and content perform the
duties they were alone designed to execute, and do not
leud then selves TO the ambitions and scheming they
will ind opposition from We know their utility; the
sity of their existence. We aware Of the no
err they can wield and the influence they can mpart to
him who is supposed to have weight in their manage
ment. We know that they do, like swollen streams
break out of their ordinary and prescribed channels
and like them, always, to produce mischief and injury
Our object-our hope is, thatisome plan may be
devised, TO prevent this overflow, and to restrain
these levers in the hands Of the unprincipled and
Of gangrened malice, within their legitimate
spheres of action. To attain this desideratum we
recommend, as we have elsewhere observed, the
establishment, of the Free Banking System. II
seems TO al rsach nearer than any other system
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12
MOBILE.

Very little was transacted yas' ordav in the
ton market, :he purchasers being IN" Hing t"
meet the advance attempted to be nsain,a,.rd nv
the holders. The sales did mt Exceed 700 b .l.s,
at prices ranging Ir,n 10 IA /" |5c.' W. have
nothing new 10 ro'icr in gere'ai bnsinq.; the
snme dull and inanmate character pervad.s the
whnle. -tChron,ce.
Liverpool, Nov. I0.-Tbe Royal W liam arrived
on Monday evening Iaa,-eatIy on that day there
was good demand for C,tton, which, howev,r,
soon suhs'jed, aud Tuesday the saies amounted
to only 1909 balcs-snce which III, re has been n
fair demand, bu, little tercI,"n n pr,res-:t
any, il is in favor Of the buyer. The SALE 10 day
are 1000 bales.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

,U\ POWDER--58a A.gs superior t.In Powder
~ Nitre Hall N.ills;'
0 kegs sporting Powder, for sale by
dos ADAMS 4 WIiITALL, CT Gravicr It
DOTATNEs-46, brls in excellent ORDER landing
l. from brig Lima md for sale by
j3 DORSEY, a. New ievre
lNKESH MALAGA KAI>iNS-lo0 whole and
L half h.xes, for sale by ABRAHAM TRlEE,
jan3 81 Gravi"r st
T. OUISVIlLE BANK C,tECh.-A check ON the
IL Bank Of Louisville 70, $3.50 for sale by
dS >rETSON g. AVERY, SO Gravier st
9 PERM OIl.-20OO gals. Win er Strained Sperm,
~ Oil Tor sale b, SHALL L. BROWN.
d3I NngnZi,e
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

by steam, on the western waters that il would seem
waste Of time to dwell upon them. new lave based
upon different principles, is absolutely necessary.
The presentlaw is admitted BY all practical men, to
| be worse than no law at all.
In my next will continue the subject in other points
| of view.
Yours, very respectfully.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12
CAq sl)S

NI' PRINTED at the shortest Notice, in The most
elegant manner, in Black Colored INKS, Enamel
led, White Flake, Plnin surfaced CARns, ami a
Prices rery reasonable at TRUE AMERICAN OF
FlEE, corner ofF"ydras and St. Charles Ss.
Serc' nj New md Beautiful Founts IF TYPE hnrt
inst been nd led To Tie Establishment.
Orders received At Compiling Room, 81. Chnrlcs
Exchange, r dow from Gru,iei s,,,or at the Printing
Oftic', corner of Pnytr', Il ST. Charles streets:
norI-T
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

Onr little friend Of the Picayune and the Courier like.
wise, have reported The ship Hobart, as 81 days from
Liverpool. We permit this injustice, which, we
believe uninentona, friend Capt Selden for he
had the kindness furnish papers Of dates five days
later than had before received The passage Of tho
Hobart was but 50 days
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12
TYPOGRAPHICAL AssoCIATroN
FOR NEW YORK.

New York and New Orleans Line Packet of the 18TH
u La The elegant packet ship ST. MARY
rGN Capt. Foster will sail punctnally as ad-
49,. yertised For freight of a few ton heavy
on board. or to PETER LAIDLAW, 66 Ca,np :.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

Office New Orleans and Nashp.He Rnn Road Co.
A GREEABLY to Section 9Th OF the Cha'ier Of said
IA Company, an election Tor ten Directors wi be
held on Monday the i,h inst at O'Clock F. NJ. at
their Office, No. Ii Baronne street.
iaIl Jam EsS II. CALDWELL, President
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

The Courier OF last evening does not contain the
sl'g h'cst recognition Of yesterdays Legislative
proceedings Were they go unmportsnt? Pos
albly the resolution Of The senate will be attended
~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12
A CITIZEN OF LOUISIANA.

NEW YORK MARKET. Dec. 20. Sto.ks took quite a
tumble. Delaware and Hudson closing at rs a 90 days.
Vicksbug, 74t. u s. Bank 1921. A. Trust 95 Am Exc
o. CoTroN Sales 30 bales an:ing for all descr tions
from 10 q II No transactions in lead. SUGAR dc
mand moderate No change III price. Molasses arriving
freely. A largo ofN. o. rod for 3iA g 80.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12
NOTICE.

The Rev ARCHIBALD MACAY late pastor Of the Baptis,
Church, Mulberry Street. New York, will prcack in tho
sIE ruopsr CHURCH. o'clcck Sunday evening tho It'll:
lnstsnt.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12
WASHINGTON BALL ROOM
Dress & Masquerade Ball.

Dress Il Masquerade Ball,
81. Philip street, between Royal Il Bourbon.
fHfE Manager Of he above named Ball Room, CRATE.
full to his friends and the public 10, the unparu
respectfully informs them that the es,ab hnen, has
been enlarged for the Amusement, of visitors and
IIergone immense repairs The bar will be surpassed
kept by the ablest kestaura,-ur in the Uned States
The room will reopen on Saturday even ,ng, Bird Of
November next, b,
GRAND DRESS & MASQUERADE BALL,
and VII take place us usual every Monday, Wed.es-
day and Saturday evening, turn, the season, VIII Oh,
will and on the 1T Of May, 1889.
N. b. The greatest attention will be paid to keen.
ing perfect order throughout the establishment, as wa
done last season.
oct24
VALUALE BOUK5-For Presents, Nc.-Drawine
v Room Scrap Book, in parts, containing 72 su,
peib steel engra.ings.
Gage D'Arnitr Is fine ensrayinps printed in Fren,t
and English.
Italy, France and Switzerland in parts with 81
Syria, the Holy Land, A.ia Miner, &C., illustrated
with ~ large engravngs
The above of al quar,o size and are bound in
embossed leather, and handsomely gill; with gilt edges
London Christian keepsake for 1887 and 1888, n va
octavo embossed cover, gilt edg', NC. &c.
The "bn's are on CONSIGNMENT, and will be sold very
cheap, at The New York Stationers Hall
alO DAVID FELT n Co. q Charrcs st
t1oNh q Df.EF-Irlme FORK ana Feet, Al the in
specon, hstorc and fs- sale by
j.l0 G DORSEY, Now Levee
rLOTHlNG-l0 cases, comprising a general a.
~ sortment Of Roundabouts, Pantalouiis Vests,
Shirts, &c. now landing and for sale nv
jl0 BRIDGE & Co, 1874 Magazine Al
I AKD-aIo kegs landing from steamer Oawego and
IL for sale by & DORSEY, "a New Levee.
ial0
at>LOUk.-6O0 bhls landing from steamer North Sia1
u and Tor sale by DORIS Y,
jalO AZ Nav exee
SPERM Candles -lO0 be. es New Bedftrd, iust re-
- ceivsd and for sale by SHALL. Il BROWN,
dto e6 Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12
FOR HAVRE

IL The A and fast sailing ship JOHN
,SEM HOLLAND, Capt. Jourdan will receive
.Ee despatch having the greater part OF her car.
20 engaged and going on board For freight of 900
bales cott,n, or passage applyto
GEORGE BERGEROT, Royal st
jazz or To l. II GALE, 90 Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

Marble had perfect jam at his benefit on Thursday
evening, and played with uncommon spirit. He was
enthusiastically appauded and called out to "return
thanks at the close Of the entertainments which hs did
in his peculiar style, and very handsome manner
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12
MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
TIME price Of trash -four to-day is 50 90 per barrel,
IL according to the tariff; the bakers shall give du-
ring the ensuing week from Monday l4lh et 36 GUN
Of bread for btt Bread Of the second quality is
required to weigh % per more. viz: IS ounces
janl2 G. GENOiS, Mayor,
TYPOGRAPHICAL ASSOCIATION.
u A monthly Meeting Of the Association will be
held at the PLANTERS HOTEL, Canal street. this
Evening, at o'clock.
JAMES O'DOWD,
Jal2 Sec'y.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12
COTTON CIRCULARS
STEAM BOAT HILLS.

OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS ofSTEAM
" BOATS can hare their Bills struck off, in one
more Colored Inks Plain Co'ored Paper, uith
despatch. aud on favorable Terms, BY leaning their
ORDERS at TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE corner of
Poydra- and ST. Charles streets.
II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

tits gested that the reason we have had no mails
for eight or nine days, is that Mr.. Woodbury. and Amos
Kendall must have been discovered to be defauers to
an Immense amount, and that Amos has used the OK
press horses for relays 10 facilitate his escape.