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

Tor the Incorporation of certain societies in the District
referred to The Committee of tho whole and made
the order of The day for to-norrow. Thursday the l4'h
Of February apart for the consideration of Bills cla-
ting the District The Senate bill for redusing and
graduating the price Of public lands, was taken up
and read twice, when motion made by Mr.. Casey
to refer to the Committee public lands, and mo-
ton by Mr.. l.. Williams for lis reference to seec,
committee. After debate, and call of the House
the bill was laid the table, motion Of Mr.. Mont
gome,y, ayes 102 noes 81.
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Mail Regulations.

The Great Eastern Mail is closed every day at III
o'clock, A MIS- due every day at 70, M.
The Express .Mailis closed every day at hasi.past
10 A MIS- due with the great Eastern Mail,
every day.
The Lake Mail (via Gown tnn, Lay is closed
every Monday. Wednesday and Friday. at 6 oc!ock,
A Nils due every Tuesday, Thursday and satur.
day, at S, P NJ.
The Lsnisrille or River Mai is closed every
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, at MIS-
sent and returned by teamboats.-Arrives irregu
| arly three times a week.
| The Baron Sara or Coast Mail is closed every
Tuesday and Friday, at 8, MIS- sent and re
turned by the steamboat Brilliant.
The .41erandria or Red River Mail is sent irregu
larly by steamboats,, twice week.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-02

Louisville, Jan. e5.-By the expeditions steamer
Empress, to whose accommodations, none on the
river are superior, we are informed thai the Ohio
river had fallen the 2jth, during the preceding
night, upwards Of three feet and thu, the weather
mad become exceedingly coli. Boats were arriv.
ing daily from below and full freiphs COM
ing down. The Empress towcd the P. Miller
that had broken both her shafts from Mills
Pom. to Memphis.
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NOTICE..

DArcaibaM Mac1ay, late pastnr of the Mulberry
street Baptist Church, Of the city of New York, will
preach at the Presbyterian Church, on lafayette
square, on Sabbath Afternoon Vt, at O'clock F. NJ
aud again at the First Congressional Church, on
St Charles street, at O'Clock of the evening of the
same day. when it is his intention, especially, 10
address the young people of New Orleans fc2
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-02

The Mayor and he I'd. .u'nicipalHy.-We gave
on Thursday the whole OF the proc ceilings of the
Council, containing an able and lucid account of
the financial CONDITION IT the Cd. Municipality and
the action Of the Council in the Controversy stirred
up and occasioncd by the grasping, and voracious-
ness of bower of tho Mayor.
| When Dionyslus became tyrant of Syracuse the
! Senate had either lost confid nee in themselves,
or had become SO corrupt, that they yielded to the
! influence Of his goll or the promises OF office
which it would be in the Kings power to bes,ow.
In delega'ing and ascrbng all authority to him,
| they acknowledged their lncapoci'y ana unitness
| to rnlr. Corruption teas at the bottom OF it, and
nothin. but improper motives, could induce bod,
| of men, to whom the government, Of It's affairs had
been entrusted By STATE, 10 Weld up their trus,
10 a single individual and delegate To hIn their
power, with the huullatin4 plea ,ha, he was
less Liable 10 be lnti'enced By desire Of ngeran-
! d'zement Or spirit Of se!lishn.ss than they, and
that bis single eye could, better than them, mark
objects which would tend to prosperity aud coun.
teracl the reverse. Even at that time there were
men nni IN ,le Syrucusan senate who had viz.
tue en"u N TO oppose the crnging parasites and
sycophanrs who upon their own disgrace were
wllng I" bnii'i upa tyt"nnlcal dynasty.
! The c.sc o. the Syracusans Is not il,e a. nal
o.ous to TN" present position OF the Guy Govern
men. The Mayor is DESTROYS Of agurcgarinr to
hum sell alt power ana render The cunnc Is, -
! iiits. lie wishes 10 cave an "reanrzrd o,oiian
band "l lU0, with which H. may govern the cry
as with a rod OF irou, and which tnc appolnlsu
power will confer upon him. He claims all ehe
| honesty OF purpuse-al the d.s ire ur the welfare
of Ike ciy-!l the close ntten ton 10 the interests
| vi the dritrcn, MuncipaliD 10 - all the lmpani4i.
y in he administrator OF their affairs which / e
will take into his especial keepng-aIl the con
| troll OF the purse and the sw"rd. Was there ever
such an tx of molesy t." be found before
eas.u up IN single dlvIdual ?
The May or has to utter asl' nishmen,, found
satellites TO JON him But he has Iol found thcm
~ the Cd Municipality. The council in this dlvi-
sion of the city, has distinguished itself in ITS pru
dent and wise administration of lis affairs. Ii has
told the Mayor tina; his unimely and nrrogan,
interference can he dispensed with; and !, insists
that the law, under which it has been enabled 10
| render is division Of the city so prosperous, re.
man as it s. They desire no changc-at east
no such change as is ended by the retiring,
modest Mayor and his pnvy council. Tnis is a
subject of i'm ortance and we have not yet done
with tive cannot make II appear 90 plain ;'es9e-
Gully when we know 10 what evils shall be
exposed, under the change proposed in Mr. Hoa'
biIl-evIs that have been tried, and from which
lie good OF tho L,si stature relieved US.
Lattst from, r.ur,pe- The arrival "t the pack ct
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so REV ARD.


4 TEl NIX w"s hr. ken upcu at Madam Sha-,
Ill" "'rn-@ fl,r& h inst aid tw y uck. hooks
l"nr rd mnorc", thu other hIuck with gilt edges,
rninng vHti"ns 'aluuir papers, and for $4,000
dInmn ht fr>Ct and inN favor of The hscri~
dated the 10Th Z" Mnrh, 1885; the precise duties
corrIcd.
All persons f,r"v pnei ,nlc for said note
Am"nI the nIrrs is receipt Of d'posIe, with BURKE,
Watt \ Co.,, Ter s. ., payment OF ~hich well as tho
note has '"cn euplnd.
The prrhrr hook is ,obe left the counting room Of
Burke, Nnu Sto where the reward Will be paid
Jan II I'm SAM. B. WALL.
fAf> 200 husht, Oats, and for sale by
" j. NIIilRIDGE and co. is Mazazines 1t
AuAP. 300 boxes Boston No. Soap, landing ship
)" Avis aud for sale by
is SNndJrwllITNEY, II Camps.
- PlENplD Loudun ANIMALS and Novelties:
- Gems OF Beuutl by tie Countess Blcssin gton,
The Dindcm, b, Miss Louisa II Sheridan, first mp
petfnncr,
II, n,h's Book of Beauty,
Syria, the Ilol, I.nnd, &c.
And n ic~ others lett all for 1889, with finished en-
CRAVINGS,
Uher Twist, complete in vols, I2mo,
do d, par, :1l, Nc. 4,
Sk'rchr- hl Boz, part G,
Rob o! he Bowl, by the author Of Horse Shoe Rob
| iiisun.
| Nnrv Raymond, and other. talcs,
-Four lrut> in Paraguay. by Rulertsun- =,
AIlen Nc,no, by .hlss Leslie, md other nov tics,
T. JOHNS g. Co,
al1 Common 4 81 Charles set
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-02

Pennsylvania. We need lurn cu'cua'i ms
which will give tie state to thu Wnils. She is
irredeemable, and if it were aot for prnrlple,
scarcely worth a struggle. The disric, recently
represented by the Hon. Mr.. C,ssat who SO dis in
guished himself at Harrisburg, and proved Huns If
rnri VI, has elected loo" foco, Thos. C. Miller,
by abou, 800 majority. This district is composed
of Adams, Gu nherIand and franklin counties.
The materials of Pcnnsy lvania of the worst
kind
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-02

Miami Cana.-Ftom the Isl o. December. 1887, tc
the Both November last the followng goad. arrived n,
Cincinnati on the Miami Canal Icy ,637 hrs Flour
$3.50 hrs Whskev; 4,l06!5n lbs Bacon; 46 SGT KEYS
and $50 hrS Lard; sos lrls Beef, $685. O8 husl Corn
Oats, &c; 22o265 lbs Butter and Eggs; 1897 lbs Cot
ton Yarns 2a IS? lbs lIouehod Goods 26l 1870 Lin
seed Oil 463,5l7 lbs Hoop Poles Sc; 1927 cords o
Wood, and S3!.376 lbs sundres The number of pas
sengcrs was 1901
The exports finm Cincinnati during the samo period
on the Canal, were 6386 $50 lbs Merchandise an,
Household Goods; 3,o24,364 lbs Iron, Nails, &C.;
,s66 lbs Castings $50 brs, DUG hds 1852 bag
Salt; 39,a5l bush. Goals l,94l e77 feet Boards; 49,
e77 feet Logs; 4,l85 Shingles and Laths II, $50
lbs sundries.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-02
CAL cEDS

u PRINTED at The shortest Notice, in the most
elegant manner. in Black Colored INKS Enamel
led, White Flake, o Plain Surfaced CARDS, and
Prices rcry reasonable at TRUE ANiRICAN OF
FI''E, corner Of Poydrns and st. Charles sts.
'Scrc,af New amt Rrnutifn Founfs Of TYPE hare
Just been 0dira 10 tie Establishment.
Orders rcccircd at Compiling Room, 81. Charles
E1chGnge Bird door from GiuvicI st, or at The Printing
Office, corner of Poydra * st. Charles streets.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-02

A Precedent The Mayor of Albany resigned his
Office because the council passed resolution to borrow
money to complete road, which he could not give
his assent. Here precedent for Mr.. Mayor OF Genos.
Does he take!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-02

Henry Clay. The ranks OF this champion of the
peoples rights, the great consorva,or of the integ-
rity Of she Union, rapidly filing NJ. The PHI
ade!phIa Gazette has thrown aside its neutrality,
and has run up the "Clny flag"
In expressing its preference, the Gazette beaut-
fully snys: "Banner !ter banner may be seen
ascending in the columns of whg journals that
have borne the trunt of Presidential contests in
memorable limes-al brar'ng upon rheir broad
folds the of this distinguished American.
What but affection for po,t, and d r. ,e
reward them with hnn"rs TO come, could prcmp
these manifestations of national feeling! Thu
country knows her champion.'
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Camp 81. Z?sseHSvs.

Fourth night oft the engagement of the cclebratf
MIR. EDWI> FORkEsT.
THIS EVENING, FEB. 2,
Will be performed the Play of
TuEiADY OF LYONS.
Claude Mclnotte, Mr. FORREST,
Col Dumus, Jarrett
Beauscant, Fielding,
Pauline, Mrs Barrett.
Widow Mcnotte. Greene,
To conclude with the laug liable Piece of
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS.
Iu which Mr. & Mrs G Barrett, Mr. l. Mrs CT eene and
Mr. johnson will appear.
On Monday, Fifth night of MR.. FORREST.
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i,j,MB5a;iAl-,
FORT OF NEW 0RLEANS
ClEANANCES,

~ | ,
February !, 1889.
CLEARANCEs.
Ship Edwin. Wilson, Liverpool, LHGao
Ship Unicorn ChiIds Boston. Muster
Brig Atlantic, Montague. Now York, Master
Brig Alice, Jordan, New York, w Potter
schr Clyde, Huet Havana Haight and co
Schr Banner, Gard st Thomas, E and Bernard
Steam packet Now York. Wright, Galveston,
Steamer Gov Shelby, Kenlcard, Pittsburg.
ARRIVALS.
O'Clock, Tow boat Tennessean Pauding, from
Bar goth nit. with tho following vessels.
Bardelos .'' e"e''' ''''''' ''' ~" "'''N''
~ ,,qus Cardinal de cheveseuse
Brig Eduord, Scatd 2 days from st Barts TO w Zach
sehr wa,chm.n. sIurry from Ma,anoras to master.
Schr Hero, Holmes, from Matanioras to
Steamer pennsyisanian FROM Tuscuahia 1900 cotton.
Tow boat Phoenix, Annabe from the Pass; lowed to
,ea ship columblana brig Felicia and sehrs Water Witch
Apaa;hco' and schr Jnnins left ast nj reports
nothing in sight in the oiog; nothing the river
rowboa Tiger, Beehe. frnmthc passes sea ships
kngtn and Harriet Scott brig Carlota schr Cora
anchorage inside the bar harpue Lady Campbell Returned
Montgomery, Slater and Mount Mucah left 3lst ulto
Pass at noon Fr ship Pauline ashore outside Frank
Island; barque Ocayian and brig aground the
brig Napocau at hor inside buound nothing in
Ship Momentum, Miner, 81 days from Boston, Green
Brother.
r barque Mato Amcc 70 days ON ,Iarscies, to Lam
B.rque Maine, buchanan, "A days Rotterdam to tho
Brig Nina, Alexander days from Bnizc Honduras to til.
master.
nensha. and odses ''''' '"'A'''' III '"'''s' u
schr Junus. Fandors 7iavs from rampco to Marston
sch Mount Morcnl Hart from st Marks S and Jp Whit
schr sam Slater nrigma days from Turks Isand to
schr MONTGOMERY Sawyer days from Tampa Bay to the
Schr Margaret from the coast, with 80 cotton 90 hds
sugar, 100 brls nloasses order.
Steamer Vandaiin, burst, from Alton
Steamer Empress. Russell, Cincinnati.
Steamer Biss Wsss WI from St s hs,
Steamer Fusaler, Main, from Cinriurati.
Flat Roat from Cincinna with $50 brIs flour 4l7 do pork
to- varn inn. and CO o.; Ogden and sonthgae.
bacon 4OG sacks shorts, to captain on board =" ""N'
EXPORTS
,,vrpvo,,
BOSTON Per shin Unicorn .cargo cotton and
. 10 br's molasscs
NEW YORC.. Per brig Atlantic .cargo 3O7 hhd II erces
n and bF!s moasses.
cotton, "A ihds, 10 terces, aad II brls moasse
kegs lard,
81 IHoMAs: Per srhr BaSner cargo: 65s h's flour:
hardware dry goods clothing brandy vine
coffee sugar cheese, Bacon pork, lard, hams,
rFTTSBURG Per Gov Shelby .carco l4s crates
earthenware.
p.,,zr uoSn,,p .s n,
s "ns"gany, ~ tons log wood croons indigo nd"
na,es sa,ssapa''ia' cocoa nuts and $4,000 in
MAESEllLEs: Per bnrque Maho cargo wine, cordia's,
Gmp,s bottles, sweet meats e1nieronay' OIL
ioNhs lsl'N tGr sclr SAM Slater cargo 2coo bush
Rorrrrn.M g's o. Q, sat- h.,o ,,,.;,, .u , 49,,
sones"no, cordias brandy oil and mcrehan-
disc
n,n,ha.,.r M. ','an - y. rNouo.f
Adams Wha rs n O. in@e at w. ha e ea
E ! nsnr;s,nr' ~" ~ Tsl"'' ~ u" 'N'her' Gu ~"
Merre,t JenninnS 4 20 II IT, ''a'os pa'i' o. 90
IL do W Onkey A. co. % do j " Kali Ct" u 10 ~ Lee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-02
81. GyaNa'seS H'sseEia'e.

The Benefit and last appearance of
Miss ELLEN TREE.
Bird night the engagement of
Mr.. JAMES II CALDWELL.
This Eremng, February2,
Will be performed the celebrated Comedy OF
TIE HONEY MOON.
Aranza, Mr. Caldwell,
Ruando. Browne
Lopez, Holland
Jnliana, Miss Tree,
Volane, Mrs Harrison.
An Overture by the Orchestra
Grand Pas Seul, by Mad'le Ruvenol
To conclude with the popu,a petite Comedy OF
| SIMPSON & co.
| Mr., Simpson, Mr. Browne,
| Bromley Barton,
| Mrs Simpson, Miss Tree,
Mrs Bromley, Mrs Farren
Madame La Trappc, Harrison.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-02

LONDON MARKET. DEC. 18th.
Copso,s the morning 93 to PRESENT shade
lower SO l. The broker purchased oul
thousand Reduced, that price EXche4uer Bills 60 OIL
Bauk stock 2J2t
of the foreign we,t off dull yeste day
Spanish active lt Portuguese 23. Three PEI i9l
Belgium 100; Brazilian II Is Colum ian 25 90 ilexi
can 22k 23 Dutch Two and hnf per 81 81 rs.
CORN EXr HANGE LONDON, Dec H.
CONTINUES in Good deGanh, and good
previous Oats Cd 10 higher Flour
7s per Wheat Kent and Essex 70s TO ST. Suffolk 6Ss
TO ses
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET Dec. IL
There n fair demand fo- Cotton yesterday, both from
the and spectators. and 400 bags Sold 1900 OF
which taken by the latter
To there great inquiry, and from l00G0 to 49,
O0O sold I'D advance on last weeks prices $500 bales
chiefly American, were taken on speculation.
T0EAS-70 sacks German peas, in store for sale, by
ia30 CHAMPLlN & COOPER, 80 Julia s,
TYOPY BOOKS for Letter presses just received
u from New YORK, and will be sold low for cash.
or approved credit Also, letter press and the last Of
the !nyoiee at DAVID FELT ~ Co,
ia3O n Y Statnnars Hail, "a Chariresst
DOSjN-7U barrels in stoiea and for sale bV
IL ja3D JTHAYtR Il Co, n Poydrns 81
3AT UMBER, &c.-JO tlds test clear lumber.
Z IL so spruce spar,
sssA $50 bales hay,
$50 lids steam sawed white pine lahes, landing
- ship ilAfias, and for sale by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-02

FOR HAVRE-Reguar Trader.
Fl The Al splendid ship VILE DE
,i154fNa PARIS, Capt Trott, Enaoler Will receive i'm
SLn.LE. mediate desp a.ch For freight of 200 bales
cotton, passage, apply to II GALE,
EeI Or Common ST
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's'D MERCHANTS.

G5MER'llANTS can hare BEAUTIFUL. CIRCu-
LAR strnch Qfn l0nr tours Norcfr by Calling at ha
Comping Room n TRLE AMERICAN PRINTING;
OFFlCT, St. Char'eE Exchange, affirming the READ
ING R"cM n Corner IF Hravirr street, or at The Print
ing UGtr, cyrur Of l"vdras and ST Charles streets.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-02

lh hN'tS Will h" made en- shipments to IIvcV
" puui, liHvrC, Mursc Hes New York md l'hude.
pa, lev ADAMS j. HHlTAL.,
Jh|6 81 GIayi r st
Al A\ANi >rnAK>- Hj,uO0 o, dlAr,en, quulilie
store and for 4tlc by
!, rrr,,r . !
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titles, to their customers.
Orders received at the Gas Office, Bank Alley.
jail " WELLS S"c'y'
s,oAP-3Oo boxes ''oulIs' and tnbniu's No. soap
- in store for ale by } TlIAYER Il Co,
fe n Poydras It
ORLEANS PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTING OF
- FlCE, 50 Magazine street, opposite Banks Az
'', " GREENE takes pleasure in announcing to his
friends and the citizens of New Orleans, that he has at
e; 9Th b, ouGh lithsrarh par 18th copper plate
printing, and from the IA! iities the nrt has over copper
plate engraving he all orders entrusted to
him, hallthe expense Of eng nviug and nearly
cheap type printing.
Merchants wishing Circulars out in III oir
hand wiring, Gun lave any quantity few hours
notice; or they vi" be e>ecutel for tlcm in beautiful
style, such has heretofore given general satisfaction
to all The most respectable commission houses in this
ness Cards flushed il he bsS, nnnsr, vii 60 we'd b,
calling AT he office and see specimens.
Feb |, 1899
n Blank notes neatly executed, and circulars,
printed at ons hours notica
chiefs, for sale hy ISAAC RIDGE Co.
tcl l3l Magazine 81
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish Court Of lie
- City OF New Orleans Prescott The iouoruhi,'
Charlie. Mnurnn, Judge Jan. 3I.1, 1889. No.. lil)',
James Hem, Duckworth vs.. His Creditors. The &C.
Curt fer the benefit his credl'"rs 1t is ordered TINT
said rednrs do meet in the office of ID l. Gov,
Not run, on ufSuaF the I'm aN al februhff, zoos,
then and there deIheat urnn ;he Affairs Of the said
ii'so!ven and the meantime all proeec;!igs against
| his person aud property stayed
by order of Cuurt-Cirrk Office, Jan. 3]st 1859.
ARMAND PILOT,
fel Clerk
| y HEiLS WANTEl,-I.O0 burrels wanted by
- frl ABIJAH FISK
.ln BARRELS Wins cv, in store tor snIc by
~ Eel >Ii Ii Il i'EO W, 96 Magazine ST
E4'LoUIi.-G0o hbls landing from Norm Star
jaIO "A New Ievce
sblCE-5D casks, and 80 half casks nice. i'll sore
IA for sale by TliAfi.E & Go,
tel = Povdrns st
=, PERM Candle 800 boxes New Bedford, lust re-
- cevcd aud for sale by SHALL & BROWN,
do 96 Magazine at
CARD 10 THE LADIES.
NTTILLIAM BELl., No, 10 Chtrires street. cnntin.
w To pu chase old broken Jcnelry, oil cd
or silver in any form Whatever and pay the highest
price in Orleans
viz: ornaments, chains, necklaces, nckles, finger
rings, in tact any articles OF the line which is lying
idle and of no to 'lem exchange tile sama to
good advantage, by calling above
N B-Walches, Jewelry and Snectacles repaired in
The best mnnner-clarges moderate.
Ja23, 1879
LyAMILY MESS BEEF-4O haIfhbls. family m ess
Il beef landing from steam boat Savann, h, and or
| ..ale by Ja3n TIL AVER & Co, "A Poydras 81
TURKS ISLAND SALT-5OO bushels in store. for
i saleby SNJ PWHlrNEY,
ja'0 73 Camp st
IIMr.N TI,-2OO sacks P;menlo, landing from shiI
a39 /. NC LIE, 80 Common s.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-02

Latest from rurope- The arr,va! ct the packe,
ship England, a, New York, has brought London
and Liverpool dates 10 the ooh December inclu-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-02

Deiamare-What engine OF power,-what nstru-
ment Of Government has been used five mem.
bers of the House of Deegata who were elected as
Wings and claimed SUCH forsake their principles
and ulfx stain upon their names that all the seas
could not wash o"t7 Many time and oft have we felt
proud and made DO ,st Of the incorupbiiity of little
Delaware, which were, right under the c>c of the
Government had. when nrger and more remote states
yielded to the influence of mammnD still resisted every
overture, and maintained her true ground and showed
herself to be American to the But have now
to greye five recreant sons who have been over>
taken by theepidemic, in evil hour, and when its
balenl influences, it thought, had ceased TO be
dangerous. BY the session Of their principles these
FIVE delegates from Sussex, hive given The amilstra-
ton party majority in the House. The Object was,
to go int"5oint ballot, and thus, having majority OF
the whole, aud to elect V. B. Senator the Hon.
Mr.. Bayard. But the Wing Senate refuse and Insist
upon voting I'LL other subjects, in their separate
cupacity. They offer their recrean coleag to resign
and leave the whole to their consucnts-thrrehy only
delaying the election of Senator two weeks; bat this
will not the traitors purpose. The Delaware
Gazette, a tory paper, absolutely recommends repe
ti'ion Of the TINT disgraced the opening Of h
Pennsylvania Legislature at Harrisburg. The edito
should be nailed tho pllury by the be lashe,
! naked ihrongh the world.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-02

II The Unite StuteS government armed
,iT=lTEA packet WOODBURY., Cnptoin Nicholas. " I'll
!I1fe sail for Tampico and Maiamo,as, Tues~
day the 9th inst.
She accommodate few passengers, and will take
on huald Quic hsiver. and on her this port,
will bring any specie, cochnea or Vanilla ;hu, muy be
offered
Fo, terms If freight and PASSAGE apply to the UNI
dcrsisned at whose office the letter bag deposited.
HARRISON, CLEGG Il Co,
feG3t AZ ROYAL st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-02

GAS DEPARTMENT, !
Gas Light Banking Comply january 80, 1888
YkNllE Stock of Coke being muon reduced this Com
1 pany will furnish Pitlsburg Coal in small quar-
titles, to their customers.
Orders received at the Gas Office, Bank Alley.
ja:}I f. " WELLS Scc'v
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-02

FOR LIN EKPOOI..
Tho Al nd fas. On ilins ahin MASSA-
,tsEF> SOFT, Capt Bartlett, having the greater part
AaE. of her cargo engaged, will meet with despatch
For balance OF freight or passage, apply 10
FED l. IL GALS, 90 Cor mon 4
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-02

HA tres ST., has this day received small assortment
otarge enuc!cd and mosaic breas,pins, set up in the
modern STYLE. fe2