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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19

Sir--In your paper OF Saturday last is the following
extract of letter from Prince George:-"Conservatsm
is totally dead in Prince George; its funeral knell was
sounded las, Only voice and one vote was
found in favor Of the Conservative resolutions presented
to the consideration of the meeting
Now, without stopping 10 enquire who your cores
pondent is, or upon what ground he bases his state.
ment pronounce the statement as to the vote on Inc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19

~ FIJI, play. with .No.es-and the Proceedings o
,,o conp,i,s Of Prince George and Nanscmond OF
~ las, PAGE Proceedings from other counties
tr the Richmond Head!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19

the nresepl year shall be het! the fourth Thurs
day ia May, and the 4th Thursday IN APt thsreai'
ter as I'M confident the court days cannot be Testa.
ted We are tod from Head Quarters, that the people
from the sea board 10 the mountains. ore IN state Of
excitement and think in justice I" lhem as well as 10
their public servants, ample lime should be gwen Tor
the discussion and investigation Of the excng, inpor
ant nd unprecpdenied issues which Viii be presented
TO the people of Virginia for their decision oil the next
election think II is due TO gentlemen who are candi'
dates for popular favor that there should be the fullest
and freest interchange Of sentm nts with the people,
and by way of showing sir, that | am influenced by
personal considerations in making th's nioion' a'"w
me to saw MS do with pleasure, ha, am not included
in that number am for giving The parties lar hghi,
and fear no, the verdict which will be gwen by an IN
tellgent and enlightened public ~
The House agreed 10 reconsider The vole On the bill
Mr. WA1KIys moved 10 fiji the first blank with The
ah Monday in Nav the elections for the present Year,
Various other propositions made, but the PreVi-
ous question being called by Mr. McPnEEsos nnd sus-
tancd)
The question was then taken filling the first blank
with The words I'h Thursday in May, and II was de-
cidcd in the affirmative by The following cote:
.Iges-Messrs GiImer, (Speaker) Holloway, stuart
M'Cn,ick. Mitchell Fryau, Snodgrass, Shanks, Pey-
ton, Hoffman, Tarr, Kyle Thornburg, Ioer, Ball lii
monds of Fauquier. Tidba DesHlns, WADE, Sherra'd
BaIlon, Watkins, Odell Park, Seymour Martin, Rey
nolis Richmond, Farley, Ramey, Taylor, jr of Lou
doun, Smith of NJ. s; J., Goode, Raymond, CLAYTON
Barnett, O'Ferra Alexander, Mcconnell, Voolfolk
Mcpherson, Cloud, May, Tuns!a Wi;cber, Gay, Car.
roll, Stands, Radcliffe, s,urm, Leybgrn, Dcrmon, Smith
of Rockingham, Thomas, Smith Of Russell, Cubertson
Bare, Conn Davis Ftzhugh, Crockett OF azeweil Sic
phenson, Goodson, Jackson, Crockett of Wythe-G5
.yoes"SIessrs BayIy, sou;hal, Wood, CabelI, Kin.
ney Cobbs, Merritt laskins, Flood Fox, Corbn Card
well, Cox, Broadus. Wilson, Vaughan, Waite, Payne
Chapman, Smith Of Gloucester, Hail of G., Dangerheld
Turner Edmunds Of H. Taylor Of H.. Flowers, Arm
strong, Smith Of l. Of W., Tyler, Washington Wright
TuyIoe, Sandwich, Conway, Organ, Taylor Of ~ and
NJ. Donch, Hodges Whitehead Langhorne, Fitzgerald
MCoy, Harris, Roberts, Urcuhnr Crutchhe!d, Clarke
Wslker-iS .u
Mr.. WooLrolK moved, that the 2nd blank in the bill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19

<,s,rous explosion took place in the coal mine OF
'G,,k Heath Company, in Chesterfield, Yesterday
tE no From note sent 10 the President OF the com.
r, We that between 90 and 60 Of the hands and
and Tim, three Others who were about TO descend,
fG.5 the last accounts from the scene state, that
s, certain was known of the fate of those below
s." .,rors sustained by the company must be great.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19

. u,v,sbirs AT the General Election last week,
:. esorGllcan party are triumphant. They have car
r NO State by increased maorties. 1t is estimated
IF+ p,r. is elected Governor by 5000 majority.
True American., 1839-09-12

he started a carriage, and have seen him drive an
English Phaeton, foursinshand, with much ease and
atroHness tte was constructing new ronds when he
dicd and had established posting line upon the road
from lsnikmid to Scuiuri.
tie tolerated nll creeds, and allow cd the Americans
4oosUVo II was the CUSTOM before his ne for Chris.
tians to be driven away when the Turkish troops went
10 Their camp, las their being present deemed
lucky,) and u be beaten il they awaited the unurng
ot the banner hnt Mahmol checked all this, and even
encouraged Christians be present, and a a'oshed the
law which gave to the baslinndo any Christian who
presumed to look in the Sultans flce To the Euro.
lean ambassadors resident Para he courteous in
the extren,e When they his palace, he used
to chat with them, and las he could eat will, tem)
drank champagne with tleu,-the priests politely de-
car'ng that this wine TO be considered sort of
brisk sherbct. He ate with knife and fork, and the
us: OF them has become pretty common in this city.
Na'.'noud established two orders otchiyuly. He was
fond OF r"wardng merit by medals.
, a huiane man was the late Sultan. lie checked the
e-"nd'dea'l' power of tie pachas, md did away with
''e suston OF putting the and cranisons of the
r''Sm'g monarch to death. When the Sultana Mehr.
na ls dat'sher) latey was married, he promised her
husband that his children should be sufe, aud that the
hSua' custom tor the princess ~ leave The capital after
He gave the females Of his harems liberty than
women i ha'e heretofore enjoyed in Turkey.
lie Was liberal in his presents. One snuff box ,ha,
he sent to " lillian tho Fourth cost f6 90.
The slaughter OF the Junissares, in lS2 was dread
~! ~ pece o' stale policy. But it n necessary one
% Mi,.le t'ey had the power Of making and unlnakng
Sutais. no sovereign sufe in Turkey.
upon the "hoe the historian i'll SUN up Mahrnouda a
character az man who means well-who was unfor.
una'e in his arlike mo, e,nents-nnd who was born
ha'' century too or the people whom, he endea.
v"red IL improve.
True American., 1839-09-12
William Shaw l. Peter Trudcau W.. their

William Shaw l. Peter Trudcau vs.. their
Cradtors.
lTATE OF LOUIS1ANA-First Judci i Dis-
~ trct Court.
The cession Of the insovent's property is acccp.
tod for the benefit Of their creditors: it is ordered
that meeting Of their said creditors do tuke place
at the office OF w. Y. Lewis, notary public, on
Thursday, the 10Th inst, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for
tho purpose Of dcliberating tho affairs of said
nsolvents; and in the meantime all iudic al pro.
ccedings against their persons and property are
stayed.
Witnoss the l,onorabls A M Buchanan, Judge of
the court aforesaid, this 9th September, 1889.
slO-3t P. LIE BLANC, Deputy Clerk.
William Shaw & Peter Trudoau vs.. leurs
CrGanciers.
NTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Courier du Pre- =
II mer District Judiciare.
La cesson des biens par les insolvables ayant
etc accoptee par la cour pour Ia benefice dc leurs
creancicrs, il est ordonnG qu'una assenbGe dos dts
creanciers ait len en- loffice de w. Y. Lewis, no.
tairo publique, Jeudi 10 du courant, 10 heuresdu
matn, lcffet de deiberer sur les afaires des dts
inso!vnbles, ct en- meme temps, toutes poursuites
udciares contre leurs personnes ct biens son sus.
penducs.
TGmoin Honorable A. M. Buchanan, iuge dc la
dite cour, oe septembre, 1889.
los-3t LIE BLANC, dep. grcffior.
True American., 1839-09-12
CAIRO, Mouth Ot Ohio. Aup. Rth 193p

CAIRO, Mouth OF Ohio, Aug. 9th, 1889.
Dear Gibson-tiere last,-tho' not our ulti-
ma thulc-at least Atalans. The vexa,on uf low
water we experienced almost every five or ten miles, a.
ter We left Memphis. But perhaps series Of such low
stges OF water in these rivers, that experienced last
year, will be for The ultimate good of the community
for it will be proved beyond doubt in that case, ta,
rail roads are the emily deren dance which this great
country ought to rest in its trade, ntercourse&c The
Ohio has scarcely 25 inches its innumerable bars and
the prospect s almost cerai that it will be- totally un-
navigsble for the next months. The. Mississippi
ubove the mouth is nearly as bad, md it is doubtful
whether we can carry up u feet.
While write heavy storm is blowing from the N. E.
with vigorous GOODNESS, that is not very agreeable te
my feelings southernized as they are.
Cairo is quite place. 1t numbers some 30 or 90
houses: has bank, and will be, in time perfect ke.
town.
shall drop you line next from ST. Louis. Nv in,en.
lion is 10 go to Peorn, and thence to Terre Haute la
l will write you all the news, interesting matters $, &c.
Nj: d.
True American., 1839-09-12
From correspondent Of tho New York Star.

CuNsTAkTiSoPLE, July B. 1882
Sultan Aiahmoud is dead For some time he ha
!eeh spung blood-on Sunday last he died June 30.
his compliant is said 10 have been defirium tremenS
nc aScended the 'hrsnc in 1908, AM. would have bee
as had he lived until the Goth Of this month. His ates
act was 10 uifix his signature to letter rrcUn,uenn.
his family and attendants, of whom, as wall as of l
council, he took leave. He prayed his council not tt
forsake his son the interests of the Empire Tie,
sence Of his dying father: 49,
Abdul A1edd, the new Sultan will be II next nr;l
lle has been we'll educated, and speaks French and
Cheek us well as Turkish, Arabic and German His
health is rather delicate but his head is said TO he l4or
and his temper excellent lie is reft rrner as his fa
ther was; but a more cautious one. He is we'll aware
OF the difficulties he meet and to provide against
them has raised khssew Pacha (wllo has been forty
years Vizier to the post OF Prime Minister lie has ar
ranged excaent Divan or Council and saws that ho
shall be guided by them exclusively until he be of age
by law. The first step has been to check the nroas
True American., 1839-09-12
Theatrical Notice,

Those Ladies md Gentlemen engaged with james II
Caldwell, New Orleans, are respectfully informed TIM,
the THEATRE will open for the in all September
naxt-Persons in nrgocia,"n will apply TO G. II. Bar.
rett, Esq. New York, by letter the PROPRIETOR New
Orleans. .
u The Louisville Journal, Cincinnati Wing, New
York Everns Star, and the Spirit of thc Times, will
please publish the above three times each. BY order
ofll.c Proprietor. Geo. HOLLAND, Treasurer
st Charles Theatre.
n. Orleans, god Aug. 1882 IT.
True American., 1839-09-12

who has been for some years travelling in Europe late
~ married one of his daug ghters the son of one of tue
Adniras of the British Navy Wellington is yankee
he ate of the slaves captured on o1rd the pirate
schooner Armiseud is exciting grea, deu Of ineres,
in the North; they have been taken and imprisoned as
pirates. There 30 Of them alive, besides the
leader. They in miserable condition with swol-
len feet. starved into skeletons. An Indictment has
been found against them and they to be tried at the
next court at Hartford The question arises whether
they can or should be tried for pi,acy. The New
York Herald snys-" About the 14,h of Nav all these
slaves with scv"r" Others stolen between Nova
Redonda and old Benguela, on the coast Of Africa
They were shipped in Baltimore built clipper sn 10
have been furnished with American cut registers,
through some connvance on the pnrt Of the American
Consulate at Havana.
"Fhcy reached Havana in nhout four weeks from the
time Of leaving Africa; and in nlou, ten days nftcr
wards, 49 of them were purchased by Don Jose Ruiz
at Havana, WHO intended to take them his plantation
near G,anna, Puerto lrncicpe Island Of Cuba about
800 miles from Havnnp. About the same time, DON
Pedro Mon,ez bought four slaves (chdren, 3 girl.
with their owners, shipped on board the l. Amis
tead at Havana, the 26, OF June last to be taken
to Gpahnn. The only persons bonrd the vessel be.
sides these, Capt Ramon Fiues two Whit, saIor,
and two mua,oes, one cook, murlered,) one cabin
hoy; now in he schooner who speaks African and Spa
n's'' Such were the passengers, tho cargo was Of
!hu mature, l1ciuulg large stock Ot choice prOvis
ions. On the 9Th day out, when about seven leagues
the negroes rose the captain and crew. and 90, pos
sess"n OF the vessel they killed the captain uu, hIs
cook: The cahn.bny was saved: tho two " hire sai,os
escaped III The ~coonrrs boat the lives of Ruiz aud
M"n'"z the Two passengers and owners Of the slaves.
~"r" also saved but III the scuf- and fight, h,otrx
got two or til ec cuts. The blacks then told
Nontez to steer for the coast OF Africa lie conrived
however to run the vessel this coast, and The
slaves have thus heea taken and imprisoned. such are
the facts Of the whole anr, plain and s:rrpe and unon
these their faic is to he determined"
Bcnne thus goes on to argue thar the slaves have
not Offended against the law of aons and tlr7 il they
have been guilty of any offence, it is ngains, the laws
that govern The island of Cuba.
The tria of their crime will be a most curious and
important one; one in which many vital questions will,
he started ant, argued.
large meeting has been held in Boston in relation
TO the conduct Of Consul Trist.
True American., 1839-09-12
latest Dates,
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

CLEARANCEs.
Sept 10. 1899
Ship Louisville, Allen, New York, SA JP " hitnry
Schr Alexander Lind, Galveston, Master
Schr Louisiana Aud. Matngorda, Bryan, Austin 4 CO
Srhr Geneva. Arnoux, Havana. A Capaeville
SIoop Sancy JACK. Pay ol. Pensacola, Master
Sept. ll!h.
Schr Hero La''n''i", Havana. Master
Scir llann.l l.us,, Providence. Master
ARRIVALS
Seit 1870.
Steamer Ganrrs. CuIlirg, FIN vi kslurg
Sept II, 's39
Steamer Baton R"usc. Sclcck. FIN Tny ou Sara
Steamer TcChe, Chauyin I'm y Nnchtocics
EXPORTS.
HAVANA Per rhr Hero. Cargo &c bxs pork; b, -four
PROVIDENCE Per scr Iinunah Cargo I9 bales cotton
346 bales cotton. s7i sncks
IMPORTS
No arrivals from sea md cons eluently imports
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Bayon Sara-Per steamer non Rouge Cargo ha'c
tnN to FindiRy do Iclnux do e Lee do
b'nnder, Mckenna 4 Wright. % do 4 l.cdoux + co
Nhrhhoches-Pcr steamer TeChe. Cargo ll2 bales roon
Lambeth 1lomp on > d" Blair Sac, field. ~ do l.c-
<ioux co. 81 do Burke, Watts co. 81 do Pouchiu CO.
PASSENGERS
FER steamer Patton RouRc-li Patton Mason. Barrow.
Ar"aud Reynolds e. Stewart. VI Barter, Foreman.
Keep. Breten. sloam Lson Douvhc,t,,A Cochran, II
w Darm"i! G W Combs J Randolph Pres,ly, e vcInn
and Lady Moore.
True American., 1839-09-12
ETAT DE LA Louisiana

=, Cour dc Commerce. dc Ia Nile Orleans.
NO. lOo5-Justin Castanie (en stat d'arrestation)
contre ses creanciers ct les crGanciors do J.
Casta"ie & CO.
Els Creanccrs du petitionnairc sont notifies
II deparaitre en pleine conr samedi, 2s septen,-
bre 1889, IL I'caros du mstn pour montrer les
causes s'lls ont, pourquviIe pcttionare NO ou-
rai' pas du bcneticidcs lois faitcs On favour des
dch'lcurs insovnhlcs en- Gtat d'arrestat,on ct en-
meme temps toutes ponrsuites jupiciares contre sa
personne ct ses rroprietGs demueront suspcndues
II. kenncott est nomme par Ia cour rour repre-.
scntcr les creanciers absents.
Par Ordrc de Ia conr,
N.Orlcans. 10 7sopt. 1885, ED. GARDERE,
slU-gW Clerk
True American., 1839-09-12

DUB11SHED THIS DAY, and for sale at Il,
= Counting Room of til" True American, st Charlre
H"'e'and at the principal Book Stors Repo,
OF the late interesting and important suit of the State
Of Louisiana vs. John Gibson, Editor and Publisher Of
the True American, before the Criminal Court far Ii
bel. ;ulv ols,
True American., 1839-09-12

Celeste is playing shor, engagement ut the Ch,snu
street Theatre Philadelphia. She next goes 10 New
York for compile Of weeks after the completion of
which engagement rhe leaves Tor Europe in the Bri-
tsl Queen.
John Reed member of Congress from Connecticut is
dangerously i'll ut Wisconsin.
True American., 1839-09-12

DR.. Dyo,t, convicted Of swindIins has been senen.
ced to three years Imprisonment in the eastern pene,-
tiary, Penn.
True American., 1839-09-12

Our mporstrom Hayti last year amounted to 81 275,
762, exceeding any country except Russia, British
West Indies and Columbia. Our domestic exports ex.
ceeded either Russia, Sweden, Norway, Italy, Denmark
Portugal, Prussia, Sicily, Greece Columbia and China
True American., 1839-09-12

4 salc Of $lno,00O N. Y. and Erie Rail Road stock
was sold in New York. 2nd Sept, bearing interest at 79
783 70 and 77 The stock reti.e abIe in 1885, sold l
cash, balance at 60 and 80 days.
True American., 1839-09-12

Three northern mails arrived yestcnlny--da,es from
New forkto the I'd Sept in the evening, inclusive.
The papers are barren If interest.
True American., 1839-09-12

The number OF Rail Road Companies chartered in the
state Of New York is 49, Of which werr chartered in
1886. The whole amount of capital authorized $54.
734,5CO The credit of the state has been granted for
$3,3OO000. But few, however, have as We, gone into
True American., 1839-09-12

MAYORAITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
VTNHE price Of -four to-day being Sc 70 per barrel
according to the tariff, the bakers will give 20
ounces of bread for CENTS during the week begin.
ming Monday next the 9th Sept The loaves of sec
ond quuity, Of three for cents shall weigh 25 per
cent more, that is to say, 4D ounces.
,ept 7, C. GENOJS AIn.or
True American., 1839-09-12

The wooden pavements in New York appear to give
entrn satisfaction The cry is, give all wooder
pavements. Ilis proposed to pave Broadway from the
lower purt upwards in this manner.
True American., 1839-09-12
NOTICE.
t+.i NOTICE.
hs~ Arrangement to commence LIST Ausus. 1889.
NEW ORLEANS 4 CARROLLTON RAIL ROAD
suMnER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.
Ham. r:on e. c.JrGl9n ",c7ns Sew Orleans
ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:

ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:
Tne cars will leave at the same hours the week days
shs'I O'clock NJ when Locomotive will Carrollton
hour until O'clock r. NJ and New Orleans every
uetil o'clock Pm.
A0er 10 o'clock horse be obtained by paying
a for the Trips callGd for after l2 O'clock p NJ 10 dol
lars will be charged.
eEos going by the Steam Car must provide themselves
with Tickets the positive directions not
receive money In lieu thereof.
for the accommodation Of persons visiting Carrollton
tme O'Clock car and who may wish there
o'clock the that has heretofore left CarrotoH
ococx Will remain until 81 O'clock thereby allowing them
one hour to enjoy the pleasant walks in of the
THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREETCARs
Leave the head Of Jackson o'clock, A. M Canal
street ut 81 O'Clock. nnd hourly Al o'clock they
commence to leave each and half hour until 81 o'clock
Mexceptnc that instead Of leaving Canal 81 o.
clock, the car will leave there at O'Clock 7.
is particularly requested that gentlemen will not pu
tne'r 'ee upon the cushions smoke the cars when udc
arc present. .
Office New Orleans and Carrollton Rail Road Company
JOHN HAMPSON,
Js'y 18th 1889 Chief Eug. N. o CIR
NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING co,
L at the head Of the New Canal every day, tcxcep
Mondays) for the Lake, rs follows:
Depart at A. N. Return at s A. NJ.
10 A. NJ. la3PM.
2P. NJ. :" 4P.M.
81 tP.M. " 9 r. NJ.
And on MONDAYS
Depart at 10 \. NJ. Return at 1oA PM.
5!P.M. " 9P.M
may 70 d. CHEW, Cash.
True American., 1839-09-12

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1889

REPORT OF CHARITY HOsPIrAL-( Yesterday, l lin
sept)..5 adn.'ed II Of yellow fever; deaths up to
O'clock, Pm.
True American., 1839-09-12

Doctor kock is informed that the Cards printed for
have been ready many days since.
True American., 1839-09-12
CITY BANK,

New Orleans, Aug. 81, 1889.
fUNliE Board Of Directors Of this institution hive this
J. dny declared semi annual dividend Of -Four ner
cent on the capital stock uf the profit Of the last six
months, pnynhle to The Stockholders their legal re-
representatives.. on or after Monduy, the 9h September
next K PALFREY,
sept Cashier
True American., 1839-09-12

Cloe Oxendine.a well proctced nurse resides lG6
Magazine street, near Girod.
h''zaoetl' Camp street, next to Judge Grivo,'s.
Johanna Murphy, 81 Julia street.
Widow Madame lAnglnde, 3l3 Dauphine street, next
house corner Ursuline street.
Madame We. PAnglade, rue Dauphine 3l3.
True American., 1839-09-12

leeches can be obtained at G1, l21, and warranted
20 at the general depot, s6 Barrack street.
True American., 1839-09-12
PRAIRIE. COTTAEE.

H PkoClOR presents his best compliments to his
L friends, the public Of New Orleans, and TO all
strangers who may be passing few days in the ,ity
ana informs them that he will be ready ina few nvs ia
receive them at that pleasant retreat, the Pr IE
CoTT q L, situated on the Lake shore. Persons
travelling either from Springfield, Donnldsonv,lIc, 0,
Madlsonvic, or the city, can there meet with good
cheer-finc aet ommodatons and polite allen,ion-nnt
all parties fy way Of tho Nashville Railroad he ser
we'd in private nnd pleasant room by giving one day;
notice of their Intention TO come.
The proprietor doubts that Inducements for c
visit will be found in the advantages the Co,tnge pre-.
sents to the invalid and those wearie will, the heat
dust and hustle of the city. The pure and delicious
mir constantly totng either from the Lake or the erea
prnire-'he one refreshing and the other loaded viii
fragrance, will ever give nmngled delight to the wan.
derer in search either ofhealth or PLEASURE
r. Proctor appeals therefore with confidence. to the
patronage of ose who know his method of serving hi,
friends, and doubts not thai most strangers WISHING the
city will honor him with cnll. I.e Intends making
Prairie tottngc one of the gceable pnccs of r.
sort in the ncighlurhool of the civ
The proprietor guarantees that his wines liquors & c
NC. shall be OF the most choice nature at the same
time he will devote his attention procure all the ear
lest dccecrs and vinds of the season for his tall,
m!I-:}nl
True American., 1839-09-12
TRUE AMlAM19AMs
G0N[D0110O 10OM@ 3

The Daily Paper is neatly printed will, small
type on an extra, double mcd.um sheet, at $la
per annum' payable soml annually in udvnnce.
Inc IR'.wEEkLs Paper, continuing The reading
matter OF two dailics, $40, payable in adynnco
where NO city reference is given.
The WEEKLY TRUE AMERICAN, madc up from the
daily papers, during the week, will be sent 10 sub
scrlbers who pay SIS per annum in advance, and
to none other, unless acceptable city reference
is glvon. Subscribers respectfully solicited.
,- JOHN GIBSON.
New ORLEANS. MAY 1889.
True American., 1839-09-12
FURNITURE! FURNITJIREI

FURNITURE! FURNITUREM
6uSl received at tha Louisiana Furniture W,re
- house' large supply from New York and Bos
on. PERSONS IN the want Of furniture would do wcl
to call and select their articles from one of the hest onJ
largest stocks now in the city. W K CARNES
NB-Particuar attention paid to packing nn, .lu shn
ing Furniture freep OF expense. d6Ms,~
AY-onr hundred and trty five bales New yorL
L Hay, landing from packs' ship Orleans, for sus
w COHEN,
j"" Nom Common :,
True American., 1839-09-12
G a X K o Ii. TON
2R
.lssi::!iHa,
I. HOTEL.

II LAVAUD has the honor of informing hs friends
and tho public in general, that he has taken the
noscl at Carroton, where no trusts h. will receive
ne calls Of his old friends and all lovers Of good cheer
rnvate parties will be handsomely provided for by
giving little notice beforehand. He is willing
ano arrangements with families individuals desirous
ospassng the summer at Ca,rollt0n. n,2O
True American., 1839-09-12

BUREAU DES ASSURANCES DIES POM
PIERS DE LA OUVELLE-ORLEANS
Rue do Camp, No 81
CAPITAL, $780,
Par une amendment Ia Charte do CO Compa,
gne accordcc par la Legislature, il est permis d'as
surcr contre des rsques Maratimes OF du Feuve, ct
lis sont pr6ts recevoir dcs applications.
f ELTRACY Sccretnirc
True American., 1839-09-12

Office cjMc ErcmansI Insurance Compnny oCN orleans
CAPITAL, $3l,OOO
BY an amendment TO the Charter of this Compuu,
granted by the Legislature, they have The privilege o
taking Marine and Rirer risks, and are now prepa
to receive applications.
july 81 ELTRACY, Sec'y