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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-27
Camp 81. Theatre.

Z. u 9th Nj ,ht of Miss ELLEN TREE,
Miss Tree as Romeo, Mrs G Barrett Ms Juliet
THIS EVENING, FEB. q,
VIII be performed the popular Tragedy Of
ROMEO g. JULIET.
Romeo, Miss Tree
Mercutio, MIR Barrett
Lady Cspulet, Mrs Greene
. Juliet, Mrs 6 Barrett
To conclude with the popular farce of
MOREBLUNDERS THAN ONE.
Old Melbourne, Mr. Johnsohn
Larry Mr. Burke
Louisa, Miss COwell
Thursday, 9TH Night of MISS ELLEN TREE
On Friday, the benefit Of Young Burke.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-27

Tomorrow.
We take the following from the Louisville Gazette of
the 18th
STEAMBOAT Acc,DENr.-Wc arc informed, tsays the
Cincinnati Republican of yesterday ny Capt. Stone,
Of the Royal Hanna, boat which arrived from Pitts
burg yesterday, that the C01uete entire
~ destroyed by fire on Thuroday,a few miles above
the mouth Of the kanawhat river. She detained
by the leo and was burnt to the waters edge. Even
the yawi WAS consumed We have further particu-
lars.
Capt. Smith also, informed us that the Vic
toria was sunk two three days since bv the ice,
forty or fifty miles below Wheeling. The latter boat
| ned in this place. The Csqnet,c belonged to
| Marieite."
CHARLESTON RACES. We have not yet received the
Cd and 81 days. but give below the 18th day (Wedncs-
day. which the Courier SAYS trailing race--Nlon.
arch winning both heats i'll canter
| Monarch
Trident
! Florida Hepburn d.
Time LIST heat Sin rs
I'd do 8m Sea
Thursday mile Heats purse 5000. Entries. Lowell
and EIanmond's b. f. Polly Grecny.
Col. Hamptons imported b. f. Emily.
| VIM. Snkler's Oh. c. Santa Anna.
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NEW, ORLEANS,


February 25, 1889.
Collectors office, I'd Municipality.
NOTICE to owners of hacks, drnys, &c.-The fol-
~ lowing ordinances will he strictly enforc-d:-
Resolved, that whenever the Mayor shall give H.
for drnys, carts other carriages, said cence
should be Immediately endorsed the back by the
obtain said endorsement and receipt the back of his
licence, shall pay fine not exceeding hundred
dollars ha'fior The city, and the os1 half for the in
Also the lowing ordinance of the Council Of the
second municipality, III the following words to witt
BE it ordained, that from and after this date per-
who shall run hat k, dray, cart, within the
second municipality, without having previously OBJ
tanned cence therefor, from the Mayor of this city,
shall be subj ect to fine of not less than twenty -fvc
dollars, than hundred dollars be reco-
vered before any court of competent jurisdiction =
Provided that any hack, drny, do without
lcence aforesaid shall be subject be seized by the
collector Of taxes c On hacks draws; carts &c.
d"y of Jun sA iaT sisned s" 10 TIC mayor the
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Signed, w II WHEATON collector Of hacks drays,
and lnwkers and pedlars. GOT fe26
VINHE SUBSCRIBER has just received, per ship
l. Auburn from New York, the following articles
| which he offers for sale:-
| so boxes N b sperm candles.
30 cases pickles, ABSORBED
S do Tomato catsup
| 100 whole and half boxes no soap
| 10 boxes imperial and gunpowder ten
| 10 boxes patent mould candles
90 boxes no Poland starch in papers
gross paste backing
5 cases ground pepper in pd and Inf pd papers
| % thousand segars
| rs firkins goshen butter
| 80 dozen London Mustard
| 81 boxes goshen cheese
6 boxes pine apple do-And in store general
foba6 CHRISTIE, 81 Common st
l1ADEN tOiiN--lO If and ; barrels, in store and
for sale by SHALL. 4. BROWN,
c26 96 Magazine st
EIN.OUK-l',2 bbIs, landing from st9am boat NorI
l. Star, for sale by
fec G DORSEY, New Lev.e
NLnUR-lOl bLls landing from steam boat General
fea6 g DORSEY, Al New Lovse
NJ ITsKEY-3O LJis rectiiicd, landing from steam
| w boat Havana, for sale by
fee6 DORSEY, IA New Levcc
(NANDIEs-30O boxes sperm candies, various
fe96 sGB BLANCHARD
NOAP-loo boxes Boston soap no ! and extra i
- for sale by G BLANCHARD
NHTNESE TRUNKs--Just received an ussort
~ ment Of the above article, preycniatives against
moths, with peculiar brass locks well adapted for In
dies dresses for holding papers &c, being extremely
light and handsome, Tor sale at GOSSIP L. Go,
fc26 Exchange hotel st Charles st
DOOrS& DROGANS-l7 cases consisting Of fins
- calf and kip, scwed and peggd boots and kip bro
guns, landing frosl ships S.eigitz and Cherokee, 70
sale by 1 BRIDGE Il Co,
tees 13i Magazine st
I EMON SYRUp-l0 boxes lemon syrup for sal
IL by JAMES g. ANDREWS,
ie26 corner Common g. l'choupiteulus sis
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The GREAT WESTERN ARRIVE D-Elepen Days
Laser.-We find the following synopsis of tho news
Brought by the Great Western, in the New York Ex
press, Of the 18Th.
The Great Western, Capt. Hoskins, from Bristol 23,h
ult. at o'clock p. NJ, arrived Saturday, at o'clock
Pm, bringing us London Sunday morning papers
the 28t ut and Liverpool of the 9th, with later dates
from all parts Of the Continent.
1t il again worthy ofrenark, that via Calcutta, we
have later dates from Canton, to the 9TH October They
mention that about one-thrd of the black crop
had come to Market and the qualities considered
better, particularly the congou kind, than they were
last ycar. The business III the new teas had been
very limited, and it considered that the import
merchants would l"se money that season. The
exchange on London As. Gil. a 4s. ID per dollar.
The armed position Of Belgium and llol!and-Thc
Corn Laws-lhe condition of the French NIinstfy-TLc
gnaon Of NJ. Mole, and tho British Money and Cot
ton Markets, the great points of interest The Bank
Of England is again striking at trade. The Moni-
tsur lPurs) publishes an official cdict prohibiting the
further expectation of Grain.
The Grea, Western brings lO2 passengers. She had
rough passage, and fell with large fields of ice
partially broken up
do you like Coun,ry,'or an Autumn in America,
by Charles |. Ma,thews,-with illustrations.
Young Lieut.. Colonel Sir Walter Scott with the ISL,
llussars is going to India.
C'Conncll has been abusing the Dublin Liberal
Press, on which account the Reporters refused to re-
| port his speech made at Public Meeting.
Lord John Russell has announced his readiness IN
defend in Parliament the principle ola moderate fxel
duty on the importation Of Corn.
Lord Durham and Lady hsd given Grand Dinner n,
their Mansion in Green Park and along their guests
were MIR. and Mrs Stevenson.
| The llnbcns Corpus question respecting Canadian
Prisoners not settled when the Great Wester,
sailed.
Lord Durham Lord Broughan, Mr.. Pauet,e Thomp
son and others have announced their opposition to tho
Corn Law in Letters 4ead at dinner Of the Nlancl,es
ter Anti Corn Law Association
Madame Vestrs has aenin got the Olympic unde
full way.
steam ship of 1900 tons has been launched q
Greenock, for the India business ria Cane Of Goo,
Hope. Lieut. &. N. Kendall II. N. one of franklin.
companions in the Polar Expedition, is to command
her.
The Queen, goes the story, is to be married IF
Prince Albert Of SAKE Cobourg-but the Courier, Min
isteria Denies the truth ofthe report. "Prince ALDER
IS handsome and about22 years ofage, but without
silver.
The North America went out in 10 dogs, CARVING
news of interest to the British Public.
The Edinbu'g Review for January has a very favor
able review of Prescott's Ferdinand and Isabella.
1T is noted as extraordinary fact that Lord Mel.
bourne did not dine with the Queen Tuesday.
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COMMERCIAL,
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
ARRIVALS,


: ~ FebrnaFy Ut I6Iy.
m 1Ap Princess Victoria, Paul. to master.
Liz Heavy, Holhsook, from EaudaIops. master.
0amse Ospsse, Gardon, from Nathi,oches.
1ssamcr Nav York, Wright. ffom Galveston.
essausr Ellen krkman. Basnes from Nashville
9eaanse Canton, strastou. from Grand Gulf
Nssansr Phillips, Mcclean from Portsmouth.
0lsasav Csas. Hale. from Cincinnati.
8tsease North Aibama. J NJ Greece. from vicksburs.
eesam tow host Pos. Roy Limert from the Wood Yard,
viii n ship Psiscsss Victoria, and brig Henry.
Slsansss Oronoho, Ellsworth, from Cincinnati.
SesaosS Colorado, Underwc cod. Lafourch,
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Blank Checks, Bills of Lading, Auction
Bills, Pamphlets, show bills, Cata-

Blank Checks, Bills of Lading, Auction
Bills, Pamphlets, Show bills, Cata-
lOgues, sc. sc.
UORDERS for the hbore, and crcry other DIES;
cription Of U'PRiNTINGs ~ receired at Compiling
Room of"TRUE AMERICAN" in ST. CHARLES Elk
CHANCE Sd door from Gravicr street, at the Printing
Office, corner Of Poydra~ md St. Charles streets.
Eztensire aud bennHfm Book and jon FoUNTs
from the best Foumdries inMe Unitcd States, hare jus
bee" odded to the already cel-stocked establishment;
aud ORDERS mW be executed as Low, Cheaply,
Expedi.iousy aud Beautifully, at any other Office
in the City. go
Nor l.
FXCIANGE on Baltimore New York, co
~ days, for sale by & d WILLIAMS,
ie2I-2tpcod IS Cnrondc'ct st
CORAL BEADS-And Necklaces just opcuel, n
~ splendid assortment of the above articles, which
will be offered reasonable. No IL Charities st
t ,sls hv "ds %;n r 70 h"4, sides
Fl? ia Magazine ST.
= PERM Ol.-20 casks winter md G strained
- sperm oil, warranted pure for sal" by
fel9 ISAAC BRIDGE 4 Go, l3i Magazine 81
ELOTIiING,-tuc cases Clothing, comprising nn *.
~ tcnsse assortment, various qualities, landing
! for sal" by ISAAC BRIDGE & ca,
icb.9 l3I Magazine Il
(toDrlsIl-a5o boxes Goldfish, 70, .ulr by
| ~ ISAAC BRIDGE & Co,
fel9 Isl Magazine 81
| NEW WORkS-TalcS illustrating the Passions
~ by = K James, author of ljuiultv v, the Gypscv
&C., &c.
Travels in the Three CIR Mt Empires Of Austria
Russia, and Turkey, by B Elliott, author of Letters
from the North of Europe, in vns, just received and
| for sale by WM Mexican;
fcl9 corner Camp an'! Common 81
DlANO FORrE,-2 more splcnnil instruments
L with rose colorcd eases, jus, opcnr, and fr sale
by icl3 ATDWAR, 40 Camp st
lNLASS-Sprcic tiucturc and sail mouth Jnrs
~ round and square white bottles of every size
walls from 10 lrachm, oz, for Wholesale and retail
by II BDNNABEl.
febl3 corner Nntchez g. rclopitouas
| EUM ELASTIC BALLS for sale wholesale and
" retail, ut II BONNABEL'S
ftl8 Store, cor NulcIcZ & Tchnpitoulns 81
CITY BANK,
| New Orleans, IG February, 1879.
VNliE Stoc kloers OF this Institution hereby no
J. tilted, that the annual election for Twelve Dircc
toIs to for the ensuing year, will he held at the
BANKING House, on Monday 4lh March next, bewCct
the hours Of 10 a NJ and 2P NJ.
| fcl4 II J PAlFREE Cnshir
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-27

VINE LADY GRAF FEE appears rather dull lately,
She 10 handsome, beautiful, what be the
cause! Query-does she not want Musie'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-27
JOHN V. CHILDS,

ENGRAvER AND CCPPER-PLATE PRINTER,
No. 3, Camp st.
WILL engrave und print to order, bank notes. bills
tile and visiting cards. notarrl, consular and counting
house seals door plu;es silver ware, &C. always on
hand, an assortment Of silver plated and brass door
bates.
Is Cards printed from plates already engraved
novCD
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THE MARKETS.

5,.. NEW YORK, Sunday Feb l7th T. NJ.
The gre II items sf con,ncrcial intelligence, which
we have hv the Great Western, are the PROSCRlP-
TlON OF AMERICAN PAPER by the Bank Of Eng
land and the rket for Cotton AMI Grain Some OF the
British Bankers think Of striking down Cotton Mar
ket BY prescribing American Securities; and the jealousy
of some few Bankers Of the movements Of Mr.. Jaudon
nd the efforts Of himself and his friends support our
Cotton Market, is exceedingly manifest in the London
Money Market as well as in the Liverpool and Man
chester Cotton trade There is il is clear party ri
aag in Grsat Britain which TO be backed by the
London Times Herald, ard other violent Anti Riniste.
rial prints, whose efforts directed den,nciaton
Of American Securities, anil to prescription OF Aner-
staples. The efforts Of the party, however,
10 be baked by Mr.. Jaudon, and other Bankers, who
know the value CT American Credit aud Stocks,-and
the success eft,e Bank Of England is but very
partial in the prescription it essays 10 put upon them
II has not the power do mischief that hal in
1867, for the U. Bank is he guardian Of Amer-
can interest ON the London exchange, holding power
over the great American Staple and standing on the
great la ,is Of undouhcd credit, so That it can
and foil the enemies Of American prosperity at their
own doors.
The continental exchanges still continue favorable
for the expectation Of the precious metals. particularly
silver The smnunt Of gold and silver bullion already
exported is estimated at about 600 0OOl sterling.
The Cotton Market il appears had been firm. For
thu week ending the 2Sh sales 1890 bales $500 A.
american, spec lat0n Forthe wesk ending the 25th
the sales 70 lsrge33, including 500 American
on speculation. The market closed very brisk and
previous prices fully sustained. The rise cotton
exported by this ship is not equal to what expect
ed [Exrress.]
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BOARDING HOUSE TO LET.

TNIlE upper part Of the fremont House, next door
L to st Charles Theatre, of the most pleasant
and healthful situations in the city, the centre
business, and having 30 bonrders, though il has
accommodated 7oa tne for those having furniture
it is rnre chance; the proprietor is about entering
into another kind of business For further information
enquire on the premises. Mrs A p ANDERSON.
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Drawing Of the Grand State Lottery Glass nj
7122 IL CT 90 So AZ 43 IL 7463

THIS DAY.
$4,000! Capital Prize, Tickets only IS 90
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
TLASSl7, Authorised by the Legislature Of the
~ State. To he drawn This Day, Feb. 26, 1889,
aa6 o'clock, P. NJ. ut Bishops Hotel.
DAVIS Il co, Managers.
IS Drawn numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme
1894 Prizes. amounting to s235 500
J. Tickets s. OO-iialyes 2 5O-Quarters 81 %.
Packages Of 25 Tickets for $i25, warranted draw
at least $50, and may draw The CHEST capital, a.
mounting $2000O!!! Packages of 2I llnlf Tickets
e62 50, warranted draw at least $50 co. Packages
of25 Quarter Tickets $3l e5 warranted to draw a
least SIS.
For packages Of single tickets, apply at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
l6 Chastres st. and at the Of st Louis and Char
Rlres SITS. Febs7
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FOR FORT GIBSON & LITTLE ROCK.
h F0A, The well known, light daugh, and
[A4-AV fast running steamer OZARK, \
$2Es55s1iS Hosea Jr MASTER is hourly expected
10 arrive and will leave for the above and intermediate
landings Sunday the Sd March next; at 10 o'clock
NJ. For freight or passage, apply to
T. r HYDE T. BROTHER,
feN oolper Common 4 Magaz inc sis
The following the drawn numbers Of the Louis
am Lottery, Cluss g. for 1885,
so IS 66 80 % 81 8 40 81 1893
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THIS AFTERNOON,
At 5'coek
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000

LOUI S la MA LOT I E r Y
Authorized by Act of Legislature. Chapter XIII,
passed March 81. 1926 Glass No. 9, for 1885, to be
drawn on Thursday, Feb. g. 1889, at S o'clock, p
N. atthc Exchange Hotel, St. Charles st.
ID. .. GREGORY Il Co. Successors to YATES
McINTYRE 4 Co.
rs Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME.
3O,3l6 Prizes amounting to $l99oN9
Tickets SAO0-Halves e. 00-tluarters 81
Packages Of &c tickets for $104. T. ok ages of &c
half tickets $52 Packages of 50 Quarter Tickets or
$26. For Packages single Tickets. apply at
The Managers Office,
feb27 S5 Canal street. 10 Camp 1t
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Recorders Court,

SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
Reports of Day Police and Night Watch,
February &c, 1889.
VIM. Mitchell, arrested for being found drunk. Dis
charged.
John Oliver arrested for being found drunk. .Discharg-
ed.
Edward McCarte, arrested for being drunk. DisclarI
ed.
Wm Dunn. arrested for breaking open Mrs. Coffe's
door; she not appearing TO prosecute. Discharged.
Pat Egan arrested for assaultng and throwing bricks
ut Geo. c. Bogurt. Bound over TO the Crimina
Court in the of $500.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-27

tNe MUM IT. COTNeF 81 drawer Street, OF AZ me Glln
ing Olicc corner Of Poydras and ST. Charles streets.
DKINTS-'5 cases various patterns, French and
L. American prints, for sule by
feb25 l BRIDGE, 4 Co, 1874 Magazine st
PUssIA sHEETTNG-4O bales Russia sheetng,
feba5 BRIDGE & Co, 1874 Magazine st
= TORAGE-60OO bills or the bulk thereof " IN be
> taken low in The fire proof store 70 Juin st. by
fcb25 CHAMPLlN Il COOPER.
- AiSiNS-ln0 boxes NJ X risins, L"ring's brand,
~ 100 do half do and $50 quarter do, in store and
for sale by CIANiPLIN g. COOPER,
ieb25 70 Ju'ias
GUNNY BAGS-6(9o gunny bugs, il store and for
~ sale by CIlANlPLIN 4 COOPER
leb25 70 Julia st
ENLOUR.-69I bills landing from steamer G Wash.
fe25 q DORSEY, A New l.evee
tNLOUR- 2o9 bbls -four, landing from steamer Al.
fees G DORSEY, A. New I.evee
VNHISKEY-30O barrels rectifed, in store for sale
w bv G DORSEY, A New Levee
ID uTTER-ln tubs and kegs, western reserve land.
/ D ing from steamer Algonq uin for sale by
fe52 G. DORSEY, Al New Levee
IlNHE GIRAFFE-This novel exhibition will close
J. on Sunday 3D. March. Those DESTROYS to sec this
greatest wonder Of the animal kingdom must now
anvil themselves of this last opportunity and the pre-
sent has been the first she may perhaps be the last the
citizens Of New Orleans may see for many years-so
pecarous is the existence this delicate animal.
Ladies' and gentlemen the proprietors beg OF you
to disappOnt yourselves md them. fees
LVEATHERS-By ship Auburn an elegant assor
ment of different colored pumes, received and TO
sale by GOSSIP & Co. Exchange hotel,
fees st Charles st
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LIVERPOOL, Jan, q


The marketvopenad with considerable speculative
demand and on Monday above 1000 back sold, of
which 7OO0 were to SPECTATORS. Since then the i'll
quiry has subsGed regular trade business; and al
all desc pton close rather heavily In the sales are
included 1900 bales of damaged Bowed and 2299 Sura
sold by auction from Id to 2d per ID. There hive
and 200 Surat.
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RACON-70 casks Of HAMS shoulders aud sides, for
ID sale by GDORSEY,
lei9 A New Levee
NOkTHERN HAY-2O0 bales prime New York
~ Hay landing from ship Ocmuigee and for sale
ny ielO COHEN, 80 Common ct
T ARD-l000 kegs for sale by
IL ja29 STETSON & AVERY, So Gravier st
DAINTED BUCKETS-IOO doz in store far sale hv
L. JaSo J'TIAYER l. Co, n Pow dras
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COMPTROI..EKs OFFICE,
Second Municipality.
Mem Orleans, February ", 1881
DUDLIC NOTICES hereby given ttnt on f'ide,
l. the 9Th March 1889 at - o'clock, will adjuicate
ut my Office, TO the lowest bidder tho repairing for en-"
On the same, within the limits of this municipality.
Payment to be made monthly, in cash, on the cert'fi,
cate Of the surveyor that the work has been executed
according to contract.
The person to whom the contract shall he adudicatcd,
to give bond with securities in the sum OF
$4,000 for the faithful performance Of the duties devov-
ing upon him. The names Of the securities must pc
handed in at the time Of sale, when they are not salts
Gated. JOHN CALHOUN,
fey to mart Comptroller,
HAvANA CoFFEE-la2 hugs, landing from brig
eae e''0' and 400 bugs i" fs;f s' ST sis
N7HTTNEY'S COTTON FACTORY--1hes sub.
w scriber would inform merchants and planters
that his establishment is in full operation and that
he producing fabric under the style aud denomi"o-
ton of Whitncy's negro C0ttOns. Those wishing to
purchase superior article for plantation use, will
please call and examine r themselves at Messrs Poet
North, agents 10 Chartrcs st or at the establishment
Of the )scriber 1j7 Tchoupitoulns IT.
BENJAMIN WHITNEY,
fee7 New Orleans February 2, 1889
TUs; Received an elegant assorment Of silver plated
- door plates which will be engraved to order in the
most ess1 fashionable style by 'Vc an,Ds' ..
W IL. CLA 1 ION Will make his eiSnteenlh DaoOn
ascension und ay March Sd, at half past O'Clock
NJ, from the city gass works. fe26
TlNMPAIiN-tIeidsc champaign, % baskets
~ in quartz, Is do in pints, just received and for
sule by G W PRlTCHARD 4 TAGERT Jr,
fe26 cor Pnydras & Magazine sta
TOFFEE-tiovernment Java coffee, just received
~ and for snle by
CIV PRIrCHAD e. J TAGERT Jr,
fc26 cor Poydras Il Magazine SITS
4 DCO KS engineers pocket book for the year
N 1889 with IN amunack.
SrEvENsoN's sketch of civil engineering Of North
America, with plates.
BREEs' railway practice, collection Of working
plans and practical details of construction in the public
works of tie most celebrated engineers
Browns princ pies Of practical perspective, see
nographc projection; containing universal rules for
clineuting architectural designs various surnces
and taking views from nature-illustrated by fifty
pl.tes.
UREs dictionary Of chemistry and mineralogy, with
their applications fourth edition with i'm
provements.
| ILLUSTRATIONS of natural history: embracing Sc
les of engravngs and descriptive accounts Of the most
interesting and popular genera and species the animal
world with one hundred and fourteen plates.
MANrELL's wonders of geology, familiar expos.
ton of geological phenomena-in 9 vols, for sale by
| VIM Nc kEAN,
! ieb26 corner; Camp g. Common sst
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FOR NEW YORK


iNew York and Nev Orleans Line.
"a The elegant pnck-t ship AUBURN, Capt
,N Durfey, will have immeda te dispatch, two
Ex thirds other cargo engaged. For freight Of
the remainder, apply board opposite St Philip st
or to PETER LAlDLAW,
feb7 66 Camp st
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STEAM BOAT BILLS.

STEAM BOAT BILLS.
OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS of STEANl
" BOATS can hare their Bills struck of, in one
CoIored Inks, Plain CoIored Paper 'ciNt
despatch, and E1rornbAe Terms, by learing their
ORDERS at TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner Of
Povdras and ST. Charles streets.
NaY29-lf
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$50 REWARD.
GTRAYED or stolen on the morning of the 2lst inst,
~ a small white Bull Terrier Slut with black ears.
The above reward will be paid by leaving her Mt
te22-3t CT lIOZEY, ST Charles ST
NOR SALE-To close CONCERN The fast sailing,
IL first rate, copper fastened and copprred, PhiIucl-
phia built packet brig GANNlCl.EFFT, 20O tons,
having elegantly finished accommodations for 25 pas
sengtrs If sold at private sale before Tuesday
18th inst, she will that day, be sold at auction by
Hewlett 4 Gems, at the French Exchange st Louis
street, at o'clock. For examination and invcn-
tory, apply on board, second tier, below the Ferry, to
Robert l. Co., to WIN PORTER,
fe2g 81 Common sr