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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

the butchers stalls. by some carelcssncsa or Other
the ladero which the poor fellow seated, slipped
and in striving himself from falling he pitched
npaed alive before the eyes Of the Mortified spectators
The unfortunate man was got of quickly possi-
bic. and taken home with but little hores Of his recov-
cry.
ABSENCE OF ninD-A loafcr walked of yesterday
from one Of our principal hotels with gentienan,s
overcoat. When TAKEN lie expressed his thanks to his
captors stated that, from youth he had been liable 70
fits ofassence Of mind, and begged that they should
in future zee him take any thing, but his own, they
was found Tor him in a stone building Sixth street.
louisville Gazette.
SwARTwoUT is the name Of town on the Trinity
River in Texas We should rather not settle there
Il slide slope off Of these days. fthere is my
thing in names. IN. Y. Sun.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26
COTTON CIRCULARS

U" PRINTED miM The Grcatest Expedition, and
in style unsurpassed IN New ORLEANS, or else
where.
ORDERS left at CoMrr,Ne Room i" ST.. Charles FIX
change, (Corcr IF Graricr 81. or at 7 r U T.
A NJ ERICA PRIN ING OFF c F.,
corner "f Pcy,ras aud ST CHARLES Streets, mW be
promptly attended 10.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

We have Louisville dates of the 18th. Through the
Gazette learn that the river at Pitsburg was III
good navigabe order the l4,I,. Also, that on the
10TH the S. C. Railroad Bank Bill had not been re-
considered but that in consequence of the absence
two Of The opponents of the bill, it may be. The vote
reconsider the to lay it on the table was 10 tt
40. If pass it sbelieved the Governor will veto it,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

February "a, 1889.
Robert Mclean aud John Purse-arrested for stealing
proof not being sufficient, discharged.
WIN. Vinn-arres,cd as suspicious character, to be
vouchedfo for.
James Johnson and John NIoorc-arcsted for disturb
ing the peace, bound to keep the peace. $780,
WIN. Phely, NJ. nIaloney and r. A. Ashcratt-found
sleeping in building, discharged.
James Ksrnun-nres,cd for being asleep in the tents
on Lafayette square, and drawing knife on tie
Waterman, to be vouched for.
Francis Nets, - MGowen John NJ Cue, Jas. Swe
ney and Tlom,s Gray-arrestcd for being drunk
dis enlarged.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

~R. CLAYTON will make his Gig fifteenth bnll"on
ascension Sunl ay March Sd, at huff past O'Clock
r NJ from the city gass works. tes6
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES champaign, Is baskets
~ in quarts 25 do in pints, just received and for
salebv G w PRlTCHARD h TAGERT Jr,
ie26 cor Paydras II Maya zine sta
COFFEE-Govcrn,nen Java coffee, just received
~ and for snle bv
G W PRITCHAD L. J TAGERT Jr,
fees cor Poylras 4 Magazine SITS
A DOCKS engineers pocket hook for the yenr
IA 1889, with an almnnack.
SrEvExsoN's sketch Of civil engineering Of North
America, with plates.
BREEs' railway practice, a collection Of working
plane and practical details Of construction in the public
works of tie most celebrated engineers.
BRowNs principles Of practical perspective, or see
nographic projection; containing universal rules for
dcneatng architectural designs on various surfaces,
and taking views from nature-iustrated by fifty
pl.tes.
URE's dictionary Of chemistry and mineraogy. will,
their applications fourth edition with I'M
prOvements.
. LAMENTATIONS of natural history: embracing Sc
res Of cngrnvngs and descriptive accounts the most
interesting and popular genera and species Of the animal
world with one hundred and fourteen plates.
MANrELLs wonders of geology, familiar exposi.
ton Of geological phenomenu-in vols, for sale BY
VIM Nc kEAN,
feb26 corner Camp e. Common sst
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

The new steam Fusier, under the command of
Capt Main, has arrived at N. Orleans. She is intended
for the Artakapas trade and is said to be very supe
ror ressel. Planters Banner
The Fus:lier is one of the very neates and staun-
chest boats that has come out this The
mediation. are said to be excellent.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Mr. J 8 BROWNIES BENEFIT.

Mr. J BROWNIES BENEFIT.
land the last night but three Of his eugagement)
On Wednesday,, Evening February ~,
Will be presented the Comedy Of
THE BUSY BODY.
After which an Inerlude called my
SCHOOLFELLOW
Or it's all Right.
To conclude WITH by particular desire,
ROBERT MACAlRE,
Mr. III FINN has rendered his services on Tins
occasion. Itfe2o
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26
81. Charles Theatre.

Second night OF the celebrated real Bedouins Arabs'
This Ercning, February IS,
Will be performed Howard Payne's Comedy Of
CHARLES THE SECOND.
or the Merry Monarch.
Charles the second, Mr. Barton
Cuptuin Copp, ~ Finn
Mary Copp, Mrs Farren
After which the popular farce ofmy
YOUNG WIFE
And Old Umbrella.
Gregory grizzle, Mr. $ Browne
Dinah, Mrs Plumer
To morrow, Benefit Of MrJ 8 Browne.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

sr.CHARLEs TAEATRE. Redouin Arabs will appear
for the sec'nd time this evening. 0heir agility is truly
astonishing, and of their teats, are seemingly
beyond imitation. They surprised the lnrge audience
they had on Sunday evening, and we doubt not will
have another quite large, to be surprised this
ming.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

The fruiyulness efLouisiana against the world.
Who says that Opclousas is not profc1 The annexed
paragraph from the Opelousas Gazette Of the 10th,
shows that in our state, one bud produce three
blossoms.
A fruitful rinc and increase ertrnOrdinnry.-Mr
John Budd residing in the vicinity othis place, gave
birth the night ofhe 10th inst. three male children.
The mother and two of the youngsters well.
stl-born.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

FREE BANKING. large meeting was held in Gin
cnnati tbs l6t for the purpose of getting up pc
tition the Ohio Legislature in favor of system
free banking.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

CHARLESTON RAcE:-lst day. We learn the result
Of the first days from the Courier Of the 18th.
Charlotte Russo the a:ore. Odds on her. She
took the first heat but let down the 2nd. The fol-
lowing is the result.
I.ovcl & Ilammack's b. (. Miss Accident,
yrs. old, I
Mr.. Sinkler's :. Janet Berkeley, by Ber-
trand, 5
Col. McCargos S. M. Missouri, 4 yrs old, 4 ) )
Col. Hnmpt on's CHI. M. Charlotte Russo,
5yrs old, d.
Col. Spann's b. f. Compromise, 3 yrs old, DIR -
TIME-6m Gs: 5n Jds: GIN a..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

The important mercantile case OF Robert C. Hooper,
Of Boston. Messrs. Cassamaor injury g. Co., of
ST. Jago de Cuba, which contested at Boston this
week, has terminated in verdict being found for the
plaintiff of $l2 900.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

Whntha our Legislature done with the bill rrgula.
ting the poage at the Baze and for other important
purposes connected with the Port of New Orleansl
Surely they will not allow it to share the fate Of hs
bill last year. This subj call. for action and should
no, be neglected. 1t is expected that the Legislature
will do what is right.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26
To morrow, Benefit Of MrJ s Browne.

GREAT ATTRACTIONM
Al No. 50 Magazine STREET, orer 8. Lcpys A"ct'o"
Room, opposite Banh'e Arcade.
M R GIlLER respectfully informs the public that
lu the celebrated
Statue Of CLEOPA IRA, Queen Of Egypt,
Which has been exhibited in most Of the principal
cities of The Un;on the lively adm alton of many
thousand visitors, has arrived in this city, and is now
being exhibited for short time only, from oc.oc OK
A NJ, to O'Clock, p NJ.
% Abundance, so ccn,s Season tickets, 81.
Eall6-if
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

TIE CANr.-NigE before last Ellen Tree appears for
the 9Th time at this Theatre, night. J. X, Scott
rs Virginius drew meritad applause, aud young
I Burkcs execution Of piece Of music by Do Berot
was exquisite.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

The agent OF the State Bank Of Alabama, now Liv
erpoo, announces the shipment of One million of dol
lars in specie, which co. in equal sums, to the
branches at Decatur and Huntsville
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

The Augusta Sentinel says that John Chapman con-
vcted of the murder of his wife the late Superior
Court Of Bib county, has been sentenced by Judge
King to be hanged on Friday, the 22d March.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26
STEAM BOAT RILLS.

OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS Of STEAM
" BOATS hn,e their Bills st'nck Fl, in one
or more Colored Inks, on Plain Colored Paper ~iM
despatch, a ID on taroroMe TERMS by ienrins their
ORDERS at TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner OF
Povdras and ST. Charles streets.
Nay29-r
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

ENCYCLOPEDIAS! DICTIONARIES!
DEES' Cyclopaeda, AZ vols; Edinburg Encyclo-
Penny Cyciopaedia, vol ll,h Encyclopedias Amer
icana, - vols.
Penny Magazine for 1887;
Gorton's Biographical Dictionary, 3voit;
Walkers Dictionary, vol. Boyer's Dictionary,
vol,
Websters do l vol. Johnson Il Walkers
Dictionary, vol;
Newman g. Bnrre,t's Dictionary. vols.
John.on's Dictionary, lvolulne tVebser's Dictiona
ry,2vOls;
Boyer's Dictionary, . VOLS
Also large supply of English Souvenirs: DC, for
nv WIN MckEAN,
d6 cor Camp and Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

JOHN V. CHILDS,
ENGRAvER AND CCPpER-PLATE PRINTER,
No. 3, Camp 81.
VTTILL engrave ind print to order, bank notes. bills
w ofexchange, bills Of ladiug, diplomas, mercan-
tile and visiting cards. nonre consular and counting
house seals, door plaes silver ware, &c. always on
hand, I'M assortment Of silver plated and brnsa door
;,.ates.
rs Cards printed from plates already engraved.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26
RESPECT FOR INTREPIDlrY.

1t is said that Duniei Sweetman Of Albany, recently
psrdoued by Gov. Arthur, was one of the prisoners
whom the gallant Col. Prince ordered to be "s.ot
immediately. 1.-The Toledo Blade says, that upon
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

A CNKD.
VuNHE UNDERSIGNED Passengers by the Will
l. ming,on Express Line from Charleston. desi- to
place travellers their guard against the delays and
disappOintments which they subject themselves by
taking this line.
BY the advertisements Of said line, the public are
assured of speedy convey Weldon, aud thence
to Petersburg and Portsmouth.
With ibis assurance, and the additional one of our
being enabled to connect with the Baltimore boat al
Portsmouth on the 9th inst, we left Charleston the
18th inst, in The Guy Dudley, and arrived at Whining.
the that about star.ing filled with passengers
to the utter exclusion Of ourselves who were, by law
and custom, entitled To the preference.
The only excuse offered by the agent, was that they
were unable to send on the passengers who then
pied the cars, the previous day, they had agreed
10 do, and that they could not accommodate all.
This detention has prevented MS from meeting the
Baltimore boat at Portsmouth, and compels take
a more ccui,ous route, involving additional delay, and
subjccling us to Increased expense, well to the
loss of several days in reaching respective places
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

LATEST FROM MExIco.-The schooner Sarah Ann
Captain Bontemps arrived thi' morning from ramp'co'
which place she left the 18th inst reports that on
the ooh n. Gen. Urrear had taken his line Of march
towards Saint Louis General Lemon had also started
for Nlctaoras. Nothing else had transpred up 70 'hs
smiling Of the Sarah Ann, there was no commun'ca-
ton allowed with Tampco from the interior. she also
brings $4,000 in specie 10 sundy merchants OF this
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

DRINTS-'5 cases various patterns, French and
L American prints, for sale by
feb25 BRIDGE, 4 Co, 1874 Magazine st
DUSSIA StlEETING-4O bales Russia sheeng,
. feba s. sure ' IBR1DcE Co, 1874 Magazine s,
q TORAGE-6OOO bbs or the hulk thereof will he
> taken low in the fire proof store 70 Julia st. by
feb25 CHAMPLIN & COOPER.
DAISINS-IOO boxes n K rasins, Loring's brand,
~ 100 do half do and $50 quarter do, in and
for sale by CHAMPLlN& COOPER,
feb25 ~ julia st
GUNNY BAGS-6oOO gunny bags, il store and for
" sale by CtlAMPLIN 4 COOPER
feb25 ~ Julia st
E1LOUR.-694 bills landing from steamer G WASH
II ington and for sale by
f25 GDORSFY, A New Lcvee
EVLOUR-. 200 bbs -FOUR landing from steamer Al
fees 6 DORSEY, A. New Levee
VNHISKEY-3Ot barrels rec,i6ed in store for sale
w bv DORSEY, A New Ievee
DUTTER-ln tubs and kegs, western reserve land
L D ing from steamer Algonq un for sale by
fe52 G. DORSEY, A. New Levee
IlNHE GIKAFFE-This novel exhibition will close
j. on Sunday Sd March. Those DESTROYS to this
greatest wonder Of the animal kingdom, must now
avail themselves Of this last opportunity and the pre-
has been the FIRST she mny perhaps be the last The
citizens of New Orleans may see for many years-so
Ladies' and gentlemen the pr0pretors beg OF You not
to dsuppont yourselves and them. fe25
, EEATHERS-By ship Auburn an elegant nssor-
| sale by GOSSIP & Co, Exchange hotel,
Ce95 st Charles 1t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26
'ebruary l6.

FebFudTy TO-
Flour-fnir business doing 10 Id.
Bacon-Ilnms 1lal3, Sides u, Shoulders GAG 10.
Lard-hetween 200 and 800 kegs new Baltimore
bought 10 90.
Freights-to Liverpool 1-e per Id. for cotton. To
Havre lat 3-8.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26
DEPI,ORABJE.

A sad accident happened in the Centre Market,
New York, on Saturday afternoon to n laborer who
was employed in putting up sign board over one Of
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26
NEW ORLEANS, )
February Is, 1889. )

February 25, 1859.
Collectors office, Cd Municipality.
NOTICE to owners of hucks, druys Nc.-The fol-
IN lowing ordinances will be strictly enforced -
Resolved, that whenever the Mayor shall give Ii.
for drays, carts other carriages, said cence
should be Immediately endorsed on the bnck nv the
former will, hs receipt and every person negiec,ng TO
obtain sad.endorsemen and receipt the back Of his
licence shall pay fine not exceeding one hundred
dollars half for the city, and the other half for tho in
former. Approved December 81. 1921.
Also the fell wing ordinance Of the Council Of The
second municiraiity, j" the follow ing words to witt
BE it ordained that from and after this date; per-
who shall run hack dray, or cart, within the
second municipality, without having previously OBJ
tanned Iicence therefor from the Mayor Of this city,
dollars, more than hundred dollars, to be reco-
vered before any court Of competent jurisdiction -
Provided that any hack dray cart do run withoua
lcence aforesaid shall be subject he sci z-d by the
collector Of taxes on hac.s drays, carts, &c.
or by officer Of police and detained until the fine
aforesaid shall he paid. Sent to the Mayor the l4th
day Of '""s' 1857 jo SfnGd, BALDWIN, Recorder,
Signed, VIII WHEATON collector of hacks .drays,
and Lawkers and pedlars. fees
IlNHE SUBSCRIBER has just received, per ship
which he offers for sae:-
so boxes N sperm candles.
30 cases pickles, ABSORBED
do Tomato cntSup
100 whole and half boxes no soap
l23 boxes imperial and gunpowder ten
bngs Of blnck pepper
90 boxes no Poland starch in rnpern
gross paste backing
S cases ground pepper in pd and hf pd papers
% thousand segars
70 frkina goshen butter
| 30 doZe n London Mustard
| 80 boxes goshen cheese
8 boxes pine apple do-And in store general
assortment s.. tn Of groceries; ,,,, .r,r o.
BADEN ORN--,lO If and barrels, in store and
i j for sale by SHALL. Il BROWN.
Cos NI,vav inc
| LVLOUK--4I'2 bbIs landing from sloan boat Nor,I
fe26 GDoRSEy, Al New Icvec
ENL0UR-4On bl,ls landing from steam boat Genera
fe26 g DORSEY, al New Levse
| vNHISKEY-8O bbls rcctiiicd, landing from steul,
| w boat Havana, for sale by
fae6 G DORSEY, "A New Levcc
l (NANDLES-3OO boxes sperm candles, various
I brands, for sale by
| fe26 S G BLANCHARD
COAP-I0O boxes Boston soap no and extra no !
- for sale by $ BLANCHARD
THINESE TRUNKS--Just received an assert
~ ment Of the above article, representatives. agnins
moths, with peculiar brass loo ks, well adapted for la
dies dresses for holding papers &c, b:ing extremely
light and handsome, for sale at GOSSIP & Go,
fe26 Exchange hotel st Charles st
BOOTS BROGANS-l7 cases consisting of fin
ID calf and kip, sewed and pegg' boots and kip bro
guns, landing from slips Ste,glitz and Cherokee, 70
sale by IBRIDGE n Co,
less l3i Magazine at
T EMoN sYRUP-io boxes lemon syrup for sal
IL by JAMES l. ANDREWS,
fc26 corner Common 4 Ichoupiteulas SITS
? Drawing Of the Grand State Lottery Glass Is,
Extra 80.
~ ~ ~ o. "a s 81 II n 50 "a 80
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26
CHARLESTON MARKET, Feb. l6.

CHARLESTUN MARKET, Feb. I6.
COTTON-At the close of the last and in the early
part Of the present week. the Upland Cotton market
rather queand the operations consequently light, being
confined chiefly to spectators the full prices quoted
in review Of the 9th inst. There evident dis
position among Legitimate dealers to suspend operations
believing that advces fro the other side Of the water
(which anxiously looked for) must be hand
but having been disappointed in his belief, the market
opened on Tuesday with considerable briskness both
it is supposed that during the last days 5000 bales
have been sold at ivancs last week quotations
of fnlly l-2ct. per ID. on all qualities.
The embrace 1000 bis tho following prices-l30
10 cts l3 264 l4 s07 i4 nos it, 100 4k
As 4 g. at AZ 1854 IS g. Isl 81 at l5 $40 At 5s
1855 ISL 1873 ut ISL 37 &c. 6O lot 263 at l6l 95 lGi
and l20 Bis The Article the close of the market
yesterday worth follows. Liverpool clnssfcaoua
Ord 34 IA. iddiine Idiing fair ~! ISL
fair IL ,6s good fair l6l and choice II per
H. The sues Island have also during
week. amounting fully 700 bags prices ranging from
10 10 cents with about 40 bags stained from n to %
per lib.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

THE SrAMEsE Twins were in Augusta (Geo.) on the
Goth. They go thence into the interior the State.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26
Camp 81. Theatre.

9Th Night Of Miss ELLEN TREE,
THIS EVENING, FEB. &c,
VIII performed the popular Comedy Of
THE TWELFTH NIGHT.
Malvolin, Mr. Fredericks
Sir Toby Bolch, Green
Sir Andrew Ague Cheek, Johnson
Viola, . Miss Tree
Olivia, @ Mrs Green
To conclude with the popular play Of
PERFECTION,
Or the Maid OF Munster.
Charles Pa,ngon, Mr. q Barrett
Kate O'Brien, Miss Tree
Wednesday,, 9th Night Of MISS ELLEN TREE
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

ono .hoxes Soap. Meach aln's brand, landing from
SVO ship Colnnbiana, for sale by
jal6 SHALL & BROWN, 50 Magazine 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

AN ILLUSTRATED ATLAS, Geographical, Statistical,
and Historical, of the United Staes and adjacent
countries. ByT. 6. Bradford F.. S. Grant e. Co..
Philadelphia.
Some short time since gave audatory notice of
this excellent work. We find the following testtno
NAL ofapprobution in the New York Courier and En-.
quirar.
ave hive already noticed this work from exam
ination Of some Of the sheets; from thorough
examination Of the complete work VIC do not hesitate
TO pronounce it the most splendid specimen Of the art
letter press and map engraving executed in this
country. 1t contains forty maps, Of the and tel,
r,ories, of some of largest Cities with Texas aud
the West Indies. Its editor Mr.. Bradford is most ill.,,
tegent scholar, and has devoted himself for several
years with great assiduy the almost exclusive pur-
suit of geographical studies. Ills is sufficient
guarantee of the an with which the
work has been executed. We commend it with sincere
heartiness to Nil public institutions seminncs and 10
nil private individuals who have occasion consult a
work of this description. copy Of it should be in
every public school in this state"
1t affords pleasure to know that the subscription
list in this city is growing rapidly. MIR. Grant,
the publishers, is pow the Vcranah, where where he
will receive the names Of those who desire to 10 ur
nis,ed with this admirable work.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26
Cal IDS
TO MERCHANTS.

UMERCHANTS can hare a BEAUTIFUL CInsu
LAR struck of at four hours NorIcE, by calling at III
Compiling Room Of TRUE AMERICAN PRINTING
OFFICE, st. Charles Exchange. nIjo.ning the READ
Room at Corner Of Gravier street, or at the Print
ing Office corner Of Poydras and ST. Charles streets.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

IL
another kind Of business. For further information
enquire on the premises. Mrs a ANDERSON. |
Blank Checks, Bills of Lading, Auction
Bills, Pamphlets, show bills, Cata-
lOsues, sc. &C.
I'ORDERS(o for The Abore, anil erery other desi
cription Of IFPRlNrING ~ rereiped at Compiling
Room of"'rRUE AMERICAN" in Sr. CHARLES Elk
CHANGE 3D. door from Gnvi-r street, ut he Printing
Office, corner Of poy,lras and ST. Charles streets.
Ertemsirc and beautiful Book and jon FoUSrs
from the best Foundrirs in the U"ted States, h"reJus
been added to The nirendy ,rc.stocked establishment;
-nnd ORDERS mW be executed as Low, az Chcaply,
Expc,lously aud Beautifully, az at any other Office
in the City.
Mop l.
IL days, for -nle by { ID WILLIAMS,
r2l-etpcod b Cnr"ndelct st
TORAL HEADS-And Necklaces just uurucd. II
~ splendid assortment Of the above articles, which
viii be offered reasonable. No 10 Charities 81
RA.CoN-'o l'ds eanvassed hams an! 10 hhls sides
fl9 l:H Magazine st.
SPERM oll-ao casks winter mud fall strained
~ sperm oil, warranted pure for sale by
kl9 ISAAC BRIDGE e. Co, 1874 Magazine st
fNLOTfING -6U Clothing, comprising
~ tensve assortment ,urions %Mn,litics. landing
| Tor sale by ISAAC BRlDGE n 20,
feb!9 l3l Magazine st
TODFISI-250 boxes Goldfish, 70, sale by
~ ISAAC BRIDGE s. Co,
ei9 1874 Magazine s,
| NEW WORkS-Tales. illustrating the Passions,
| ~ by r II James, author Of Durnley, the Gypsey,
&c, &c.
Travels in the Three Gr'st Empires Of Ausria,
Russia, and Turkey, by Elliott, author of Letters
from the North of Europe, in vols, jus, received and
! for sale by WA NlckEAN;
fel9 corner Of Camp and Common ST
DIANO FORTE;S-2 more splendid inslrumcnts
with rose coored cases, just opened and for sale
by tells A TOWAR, - Camp st
HLASS-Sprcie, iincture and sail mouth Jars
| ~ round and squire white bottles Of every size
wills from - drachm o., for wholesale and retail
by II BONNABEI,
| febl8 corner Nnchez a. rchopitouas
TUM ELASTIC BALLS for sale wholesale and
" retail, at II BONNABEL'S
fl8 Store, cor Naichez & Tchnroulas 81
CRY BANK,
New Orleans, 10 February, 1889.
vVNllE Stockholders Of this institution hereby
tilted, that the annual election for Twelve Direc.
to,s. to for the ensuing year. vi" be held the
Banking House, on Monday ilh March next, between
the hours OF 10 A NJ and 2P NJ.
fcl8 II PAIFREY, Cashier
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26
Rccorder's C0nrt,
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
eports of-Day Police and light Watch,

February %, 1889.
Henry Smith-arested for being drunk; discharged.
Jno. l;utlan,l-arres,ed for stealing; discharged.
WI. Hughes-arrested as suspicious character
heing vouched for, discharged.