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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

To Jniss &, 81 Philadelphia.
By those tresses dark As sight
shsdowing thy cheek 80 bright;
Iiy those eyes whose lightning glance
Doth The soul and sense entra1ce;
By the red hue OF Thy lip,
Whence I've humming bird might zip,
sweets As pure aseer we're found
On the flowers Of GARY ground
BY thy hand and syIp, like foot
Aud thy dmpled chm 20 boot.
BY each charm thu dost possess
And my hopes ofhappisess.
Hear me swesr--tho' dear thsu art
To gentle, simple, dull and smart,
Of all coquettes since t,me hath been
Thou best deserv',t 10 be queen. c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

SroRss.-Professors Omstead and Epsy have
ssreed 70 quarrel on alternate nights meteoroloey
81 the Clintop Hall. Look out for squalls.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

o. The Boston critics have decided that Kean
10 only the "secoad crop" compared with his
father. He has not "the most eminent stamp of
genius"-he only "attempts it," very cerrect
opinion. As compared with the elder Kean, the
young Kean IL only "small potatoes
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

90 soLonos soUrgwIcxs death and character
are employing several pens. solomon was man Of
some talent bu, did understand the cash system
stherwise he never would have trusted his destiny
% politics, politicians spectators, banks, or rag
money.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

DEATH or A ToPER.-The wing party in Massa-
ehusetts quit, in 1885, sixpenny drinks, and took TO
swallowing fifteen gallons at q mouthful After the
Arst drink, the party" staggered through the year.
asd then died Of dsIirium tremens the other week
Take care Of the cents and the dollars will take
a themselves-ske care Of the gills and the gallons
will take care OF themselves.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

SHIP LAuscH.-The new packet ship Stephen
whitney. 81 1000 tons burthen, built for r. Kermits
line Of Liverp' ol packets, by Messrs. Bergh Co.,
will be launched tomorrow morning At IL o'clock,
from the foot q Scanned street She 10 TO be COM
manded BY Captain wm. c. Thompson, late &C
the ST. Andrew.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

20 washington bank Notes Of the city Of New
York, will be received al par for Dry Goods Al 256
broadway JOHN r. ADRIANCE.
~. a. with the exception of those advertised AZ
fraudulentiy obtained, viz Tens marked on the
lett OF the vignette, LIZA. n2O3-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

EvEsHASDED JvsrIcE.-Senor Ruiz, who barely
escaped with his life from the savsges Of the Amis-
tad, is still immured in the Egyptian tombs, Cen
tire street. while the blacks are living among clover
and pretty women In New Haven and Hartford.
What a strange kind Of law and iusticel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

o. Yesterday bought bible. and now breathe
deeper and freer During the winter shall study
lie contents alternately with Shakespeare and Milton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

RRoADwAv Circus, 500 BRoApw.y-takes the
lead In the attraction, Of the day. Upwards Of one
thousand persons witnessed the wonderful perform.
ances Of this splendid company last evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

Az Ass.-Willis Gaylord Clark, of the Philadel-
phia Gazette, attempting to describe the language
Of Wall street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

THE Book TRADr.-The Bookselling business is
in rather bad way just now. Three or -four firms
have failed and have been sold oat; the publishers
are at a stand; few or new works in the press I;
the stores selling nothing, and the ouly persons
in the trade who do any thing at ali the stalls in
the streets. They have little rent to pay are
modest, and make no professions, don't get too big
for their brooches, live within their ,ucome buy for
cash. sell Tor cash, and really making small for
tune while those who live in fine houses are going to
the devil as fast as they can
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

Or A row is expected at the opening Of the aex
Congress. Wont Webb 20 and take hand In IN,
fighting Do, percussion lock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

Tuausss ras TAssns.-In s&S'ns< bsrAsod q
nayard strset. rssidss stsrdy - 6satie shos
nakers Of The old sshsol. One ~ th1ks 10 him.
self on politics; never reads Wall street paper,
and 10 great averite with all the young ladies' not
merely on account Of his fine green old age, but be-
cause he makes some Of the best walking shoes hat
are to be found in the city. few days before the
last ancient scion Of ST. Crspen ho-
nored with visit from . well-known wing Office
holder, whose armorial bearings have for the last
three years been surmountea with the device OF .
: blood red hand grasping a Ratchet" by way Of
crest
The politician bowed, and the manufacturer Of
silken shcon, prepared to take the length Of his
visitors foot. The politician, however, signifed
that he came on different errand, and opened the
business by saying, Mister -, believe you are
in the habit OF voting with the locofocos."
Why, yes, sir, my father before always went
to Tammany Hall, and always vote their ticket
"Ah ~ chackled the political knight errant,
shut, suppose, you'd have no objection to alter
your practice and vote with the Wings
Yes, / should, because l always go with my
friends at Tammany Hail. Regular nominations, sir,
is my motto"
swell but they are all a set OF shoeless, breeches-
less drssgled tailed ocofocos and bring you no Gus
tom, whereas the wings are all gentlemen, AID their
families wear shoes every day in the week, not ex-
ceptns Sunday. Now, you have always worked
for my family, and unless you vote the wing ticket
by G. you shall not work for any Of them any
more"
At this the sturdy shoemaker got his dander up,
and opening the door Of his store, in most signii
cant manner, he bowed low to his vsiter. and said
Now, sir, have to tell you this that will vote
the lecofoco ticket, and mistake-and as to your
family, never let one Of them here again. for
not a shadow ola shoe shall any Of them have from
my lapstone."
The way in which the drummer up of votes cleared
out Of the ocofoco's store, and wendell his way to
Howard House, was, As they say down east, +" eau
ton to common folks"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

Flat, VERY rLAr-The speech Of Caleb Gushing
at the Tabernacle last night.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

RED PrrrER-Let every young lady, carry in
her reticule little packages u red pepper, and
when loafers insult her in the street. just take an
opportunity and fling paper Of IL into the scosn.
drels eyes. Snuff will ans wer like purpose. Prob
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

TIE circulation Of this bank also to be provided Cor from
the safety fund.- and II the 81 bills out issued BY
the two banks larger than In JAM last the aggregate to
be provided for,is
City Bank of Buffalo, S2os $50
Bank of Lyons, 1876 p6s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

No FAs,Sr. The receipts of -four N this city, on
Wednesday, from the North River, were fifty thou
sand barrels
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

JOURNAL or DESrAL ScfEscs.-A humbug, 60,
up to persuade fools to have their teeth pnllcd.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

AT LAsr.-Mr. John Smith was married last
week.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

WAITED few prime steel pens at this Office, {
out up humbugs M,. 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

Nor Ysr BuILr.-The MeiropoIi,an thea,re.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

ADVICE You've LADIES In Sc LEcrISe Hue.
BAsDs.-Youare sitting some evening on sofa look
ing out the clear moonlig htyour adorer near by
also looking at heaven in your lovely countenancs
After long BREATH tremulous motion Of the heart,
he forth his .'love,' Elaboration, .declara
tion"-"tiIl death"-"have pity'-"say yes," &c.
&c. You are to be quite cool and calm ali the
time, patting the carpet with your pretty little
foot. You slowly turn round, and with one end Of
your soft melting eye upon him. proceed to the cross
examination, thus First ask him sdo you take
newspaper" lie he replies "no," cut him at once
as savage aud barbarian If he says "yes," pro-
coed 10 the next question. "What daily paper do
you take!" IL he replies ssthe Courier" sthe Ex-
press" or any Of the penny prints, then he wont do
at all. who only takes such papers, has
sentiment, no feeling, no light dswns on his soul
can have proper estimate Of the qualities OF an
reject him. But If the fortunate dog should say 81
take Benefits Henld-that's my breakfast every
morning" then the whole thing is done-pin him at
once, say
"Gae ask my msmmis--
have the wedding day appointed, and you are hap
pr wife with devoted husband as long As life doth
SPIN him at oAcs"-forget not that.
WASTED.-A printed copy Of the Unisn Club
House Book, with all the names, cards, bills OF fare
SC, sc. In London, the club houses are merely
APPENDICES to the gambling establishments, houses
OF assigsaton, and other places Of o.aty inde-
cency, and every vice in the rout calender. What
is the character Of the Union Club House herel Out
with it.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

o. There is now ne daily line Of steamers 10
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-06
PROSPECTUS
OF TIE
NEW ORLEANS
Y(IRNUM \ MtyGyRIGANa

The True American which is published
daily at Twelve Dollars and Tri-weekly
at len Dollars, per annum will be hereal-
ter published also on every Sunday morn
ing, containing the news of the week up to
the hour of publication, at Five Dollars
per annum.
The political course of the True Ameri-
can is too well known to render it necessa-
ny IN this place, to more than merely refer
to 1t, tor criterion by which to Judge of
Its future usefulness. Every effort will be
made to retain if not to improve the char
acterlstics which have heretofore obtained
favour. Attention shall be paid to ship
and commercial news and the reader be
constantly advised of the state of the home
and foreign markets which shall be review
ed with caution and care Abstr acts of the
proceedings of the Legislature and of
Congress 8 hall be faithfully prepared and
all interesting intelligence be Industrious
~ collated from the most authentic sources.
with local matters, the True American may
lay claim to familiarity, which residence
OF twenty three years in the State of Lou
1slana, and the city of New Orleans, alone
could impart. Its best energies are CON
stantly used in urging every measure that
IS thought calculated to rapidly develope
the resources and advantages of the state
LII addition to the usual variety of read
ing matter, it will contain an unusual
quantity of miscellaneous articles, forming
an agreeable melangc for the general
reader. Reports of all the most interest
ing and important legal decisions will be
reported from time to time, expressly for
the TRUE AMERICAN; and no effort left un-
tried to lmpart not only interest, but value
to its columns.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-06

Later Prom En,kand.-We have received our repu.
isr hles OF London Journals Of May 18TH one day later
IMAM those brought by the Great Western, and ivcr-
Fo papers TO the 2o'h Of May, Inclusive per the mack
sship Cambridge, Bursl.y. at New York
From the Liverpool Mere. Gazette OF the aOb Nav
We learn that the limited demand in the cotton mar. .,
continued. the trade only taking sufficient suppv o,
''e'r immediate reduced consumption Chief holders
were hrn and there but little alteration to repor,
IN nner'can and Sura while Brazil and Esyptup hrd
dectned d.per ID. The business of the week ending
'ss"' tevenngl was 1850 bags, of which 900 American
s"o AV' Maranham were for shipment. tflhese we,,
<o4' bags OF bowed, a71 to 9d-l2SO Mobile, Alabama
AMI tennessee II 10 9d-225O Orleans ct "A 20 Id
Tho sales on the Goth 1900 bags, chiefly American
without any change in prices
In tobacco, the sales for the week were 100 hbds nj
49, Tor Kentucky leaf, and Is. to Is. id, for s,er
med.
our Manchester dates are up 10 the 17lb of Nav in
full. The heavy shippers of goods and rwis, think
that low as both are they are destined to follow the
dropping market in Liverpool. Spinners and manufacr
tuers think differently. and some of them ore now re-
"sing TO sell at ALL except at increased rates. The de-
cline in cotton that week was considered equal to an
advance on goods of I'd per piece worth Is Cd Yarns
OF some Kinds had been sold shade lower AT Hoifnx
yarns stationary The Leeds market was dali, as III.
expectation Of large orders from America had no, been
realized The Huddersfeld market was SUFFERING from
the same cause. The wool markets were firm
Atoldhan, the cotton business was extremely depres
sed the machinery ofevery mill being in operation on
three or four days in the week. Tho power loom wea-
vers at three establishments were working only full
time.
money, for commercial discounts in London, conti...
ued IN full demand, and was not to be obtained on any
condition, under five per cent. The determination,
therefore, of the Bank of England in rasng the rate Of
"erestwouId operate steady restriction upon them.
selves.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-06
THE GREAT LIBEL CASE

Ihis great trial is going on with unremitted in
ssfsst. Every hour, it rises into an Importance
shss tho superficial never dreamed Of The Crimi.
mai Court '' now the scene of desperate battle
Tor the liberties Of tho press against the cncrouch
ment' Of power. Tue room yesterday was crowd
% to suffocation and from tho intense interest cx
hibited ny the almost breathles, multitude, the
most careless could that it was not the fate of
ono man that was involved in the decision of this
case. but the fate of every citizen of Louisiana.
Tho powerful and eloquent speech of Mr.. Soule
would we could have given it to-dayH enchsined
Tho hearers to their seats and being delivered in
French, it was proof that our Creole follow citizen.
were present in multudes and that they felt equal
y with ourselves the danger to which their riyht,
arc exposed.
During his speech, more than tive hours long, a mir
dropping upon the floor could be heard. The burst n
eloqaencs that fell from his lips wv. canno, now d,
Justice TO- mis- noble vndica,ion Of the principles invol
we'd IN this trial. His whole speech shall npnear tn
morrow morning. MIR. Pc, ton followed and in II sreecl
Of three hours in length argued with mower that wi.
never bo forgotten by his hearers So Just were his r.
su"en's' 40 touching mis- appeals, that it with diff
Guilty the feelings Of the auditory could b. restrained
Ahosto' al one time, the applause loud long anc
determined This admirable speech will appear to-
morrow-ifwe can get it ready; if not on Monday
me trial is continued thi, morning, Mr. Wige;uptoy
aPsak'nE TO the question in d ;ha;e-chethcr III.
"ssA q an alleged libel can be giren in eridence?
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-06
CRIMINAL COURT,
STATE OF LOUISIANA
vs..
JOHN GIBSON.

friday, July 5th, 1889.
he court met according to adjournment q, 10 o'clock
MI Cohen MAJ some explanatory remarks in relat
to his position as Council for defendant
mr. sou's then rose and occupied the attention of thu
Cont Tor al hour and half in nm argumen, in favor
OF admitting the truth in evidence, for justification and
10 show the quo un'm Of the publications. This speech
will be given ut full length Tomorrow Sunday morn
ing,
MIR Baltic followed Mr.. Scule and finish, his
a'gume" embracing tho point propose by him yes,er-
day. He closed at three O'clock when the court adj
journed to meet this morning, ten. MIR P's speech
ssiU be sipen on Monday.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-06

FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

| CLEARANCES.
Barque Yberia. Rodriguez, Havana.
Cuculu, Iapeyre & &C
! ARRIVALS.
July -, 1899
Steamer Baton Rougue, scIlick, FIN bayou Sara
Steamer American. Caldwell FIN st MartiusviIlc
| Steamer Dupre, Gordon FIN Opeouses
Steamer Ve'cipede, Dalman FIN Alexandria
steamer Smeler, Smell, FIN Nashville
July 5, 1899
Tow boat NIohcan Hcaon from N Pass, having ,owed
sea shps superior and Alex (irdmt, returned the
briggs X Gronng vanhoe aud ;, en- brig Aoina Left the
"ar on the Sd inst Reports barque and brig olng
Tow boat Post BOY Limber from the passes proceeded to
me oar sh to the city with brgs Audroscoggn
'oVen HenrGuc and sclrs VIM Francis Left The
on e sra "s' at nm Reports nothing in sight the
sea ships Vcksbnrg and fremont returned to tho city with
hre Dan kiby and schr Harriet. Left Der M inst.
Nothing in the ofine
Brig Aoi"a, Arcnsle!d, SO days from Bremen to Kogs&
Brig vanhoe Clark. from Havana aa,h ut to the master
s brig Joven Henque, Barano. II days from Havana
Brig Andoscoggin Barley Al days from Portland, to mas
Brig Da"t Kilty, Anthony IS days from Philadelphia to
sc'r Harriet Hudgings days from vcasco to Reed
schr wmS Francis. Shaw days iom Havana to Woods
& simmons
Steamer st Louis Swan, FIN St Louis
Steamer Havana, Bacon I'm Cincinnati
Steamer Norfolk Cable, firm Pilisburg
EXPORTS.
HAVANA. Per barque Ybea. Cargo so hds leaf tobacco
IMPORTS.
Be brig Aliona Cargo assorted merchandise 90
storage passengers.
HAVANA Per brig Ivanhop-Cargo not known
Per schr WIN Francis Cargo Office segars
fruit.
brig Joven Henrique Cargo Coffee fruit. aud
PORTLAND Per brig Androscoggan-Cargo, paving stones
to order.
PHILADELPHIA. Per brig Dan Kilby Cargo assorted
merchandise.
NElASCO. Per sclr Harm Cargo 50 bales cotton
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
st Louis Per steamer St LOUIS. Cargo 1911 pigs load
1000 do arrea i231 ks $50 do kegs
&C" Cask lead pipe Cnuon box merchandise II Ora,
man, 20 Kegs and hb butter bis pork Tricr II casks
con % kegs and bbi butter, Mahad SigerSu 90 head cat
tie 40 hogs Clannon
CONSIGNEES
Psr schr Harriet. w NJ Rea', Forsyth Limerick
PASSENGERS
Per steamer st Louis X Geddes, Ashton Ceudenai and
u Lake " ~
MEMORANDA
Tow boat Mohcan reports that all vessels outward hounJ
had proceeded to pre-, inus o 81.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-06
GONDlI LIONS 4

The DAILY Paper is neatly printed with small
type on an extra, double med UNI sheet, at Sl2
per annum, payable semi annually in advance.
The lRI-wEEKLy Paper, containing the reading
matter of two dalcs $40, payable in advance,
where no city reference is given.
The WEEKLY TRUE AMERICAN, made up from'thc
daily papers, during the week, will be sent sub
scrlbcrs who pay SIS per annum in advance, and
to mono other, unless an acceptable city reference
is given. Subscribers respectfully solicited.
JOHN GIBSON.
New ORLEANS, May 1889.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-06

Our engagements in the libel case necessarily pre
vents mat Alteration to paper which is required and
hence our apology for want of variety.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-06
NEW ORLEANS, May 1889.

LATEST LITERARY
GCIlOOl.CRAFl'S lnd:an Tales and Legends. 2vs
- Miss Martncaus Dcerhrook, new novel, in vols
james celebrated Women
The Croppv, .:y the O'llara Family
Murryatt, the Phantom Ship
Hook; Births Deaths and Marriages
DR.. Bird; Robin nay,2 volumes
New supply of james The Iluguenot
Ingraham; Captain Kid; 'uIwer's Blchclitu
EJOllN & Go.
June 90 corner st Charles &. Common S
pLANK ACCOUNT BOOkS-conStanrly on land
and for sale at reduced pic,.s Lcde,rs,
Journals, Cash Books lnv":e Books, Letter B,nka
Record do. Receiving and Forwarding do. full h,ulnl
IN sheep and Russia. Also an assortment of half hnnd
DEM cap books, of every variety OF ruling tvpl ing
Books, Copy Books, also every description Of Flank
and Memorandum do; blank Bills Of Indng, Bis Of
Exchange, Notes, Drafts, Custom House Blt4, aud
general assortment of Stationary Bauk Rocks of ever,
style OF ruling aud binding, made TO orders shat no
tee.
job Printing oft vrrv description, neatly executed on
the most accommodating trrns,lv
DAVID FELT n Co, n Stntioncrs Hill,
Jun"21 81 lures 81
NNCIIANGE on rllILADlI.FllI,-rT sale
~ by ADAMS 4 WlIlTAL.,
EpN'oN SlHES-6O oaks Civ, innn,i rurd, 70
sale by q DORSEY,
vi E>" EEEF-'" halt barrels a ,nS '"4,' c""
nI23 ~ New
II Al-On" IInndr, d and Ihi1ty .iivc laIrs NV York
~ Hay, landing from packet ship OrIrn's!or sui"
ty COHEN,
June = No 90 t'"','r st
I2"EFI.i;3 !aIt nhlT E ana 20 MS I1I.e
l"nr = II No I.evcc
DEt.EENOOk.
A NOVEL in 2voS.h by larit Narucau
A'Gr hcSrnrch"~, comprising Inquiries rn"rrrt~
Ing tie mental 'l"r"r',r's'cs of the N"f,h Anr'i'
Ind first Ir,, 'I.l,
Henry Rowe S,hnocratt autho. of Travels to he sour
ccs OF the Mis*isi p Nc &c
Also, new supply Of Stevens Truvlsm Egypt
Arabia Pat,e, &c.
M"Imoh the Wnndcrer; Elvna, by Miss inrncg
Ernest Nallravers; Alice
Lady of Lyons Danlry; Crclrion
Miss Shcrwood's Works, &c &c. jus rrciva. and
for sale by ALIEN. TCWAl.,
jane y II Camp
T INEN SHIRTS, GLOVES g. Sr>'ENDEE>.
- Just received by late rivals, assortment OF
SHIRTS rnvats, Summer stocks, Glov,, aud SrSpcn-
drrS, at the Bazaar, corner OF st. hairs 'nu Common
streets
N. b. A compIete assor,mcn, ofWrng Desks
Dressing cases, portable Shaving inrosc wood X
Leather mv6 HtSl . ALLAN.
I)RI\TlNii PAPER--I6U lcunr =. \ SO inches
Handing from ship Nnzoo, for sn' w
rnav29 Sc BLANCHARD 81 GRAY Ter st
nACO\ >IDES .--50 casks si'enur Cincinnati /
- cured in store, io' sale by l.. DORSEY,
.'nIy Cd At New ovcc
"Hl>kEY-75 Brls .ectfd ia >elr by
W July ond G. DOR EN, II New Icvsc
f..uNNY BAGs-a2ooo for s.,hx
4 SIloAKS-5ooo fee, "sh "orsfor by
"a if 50 J 7 WiIINEi, - Camp st j
TrNA> LAND 1In.%>
4 ABSTRACT of the "lgnn titles Of Irrnd in =
~ the general lnnd office 'ntd in rrcur,lurcc
With resolution Of the House representatives pas
\ few
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-06

NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD.
IN trial. yesterday, it discovered that no depen.
~ dance can he placed on the large Locomotive En-.
g'ne, and that would he too much attempt making
regular trips With her. Under these circumstances the
public is respectfully informed that Passenger Cars will
cease to run down the road until the locomotive is
ready to resume the station Ofwhch public notice will
be given. JAMES ID. CALDWELL
June 81 NV President.
Nr.W ORLEANS Il CARRDl.lTON RAIL ROAD
In consequence ofmumerous applications change in the
time of departure for the afternoon cars the company have
concluded adopt the following arrangements for ,he sum
mer, commencing on the 18th INST
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.
From Carrnlinn, Elnu Vow lr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-06

The Great Eastern Mail is closed every day at 10
O'Clock A. n. Ia due every day at 4 P, NJ.
The Express MaH is closed every day at half past
10 A. NJ. Is due with the Great Easein Mail every
duv.
The Lake Nail (yiu Covinston, La) is closed every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at G O'clock A. NJ.
Is due every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, al
P. NJ.
day, Wednesday, and Saturday, at 3 P. NJ. Is sem
and returned by STEAMBOATS, Arrives irreguary three
times week.
The Bayou Sara Coast Mail is closed ever,
Tuesday and Friday, at p NJ. Is sent and returned
by steamboats,.
The alexandria o, Red Rirer Mail is sent irregu
ary by steaaboats twice u, week.
LOUISVILLE OR RIVER MAIL
%:$:;;,y and Close o'clock
COAST MAIL.
Tuesday and Closesut o'cloek,p NJ,