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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23
tRerorted for the True Americana
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

January n.
Mr. Muse presented the memorial of tn. Clinton and
Port Hudson rail road company, praying for the loan Of
the bonds Of the Stnte the amount Of Eve hundred
thousand dollars to facilitate The completion Of the ,oad
Mr. Muse observed that the road contemplated was an
important internal Improvement ntersectng a large
portion Of the State. BY act amending the original
character Of the company, its capital was ncreas ed
from one to five hundred thousand dollars and then
again to million Of dollars. The utility OF the ill.,
sttution increased-banking privileges were grant
ed to tand it was contemplated that the road should
intersect the Nashville rail road A large portion of
the stock secured by mortgag. on real esate-,hs
road which four ffths completed and the proper,v
Of tho company estiuo more than tlree hnn
bred thousand dollars. The stock thus secured ,ha
property Of the company the road rendered to
the State as security for the bonds which were
asked for by the company. Mr. N. considered this
security ample, and the improvement sufficiently
important TO authorize the loan. He msved the refer.
to special committee Of FIVE, which motion being
carried, Messrs Muse, c. N. Conrad, Ratcls d avid
SON. and Carter were appointed the committee.
Mr. Phelps presented memorial from the trustees Of
the Pine Grove Academy, praying for appropriation
Referred to the committee public education.
Gu motion of Mr. Preston, the resolution creating
joint committees to examine into the CONDITION Of the
banks recoDsidered, and after debate on no.
lion Of Mr. Davidson amended. making it the duty Of
the committee to report as speedily possible. Tho
SPEAKER having appointed the committees tho resolution
was taken to The Senate for its concurrence.
Mr. Preston On behalf Of the committee Of unfinished
business reported bill to incorporate fire company N.
II, in the citv of New Orleans Referred to the com.
mi,tee composed Of the Orleans delegation.
Mr. Preston for the same Committee reported bill
relative SUGGESTIONS. Reported 10 tho judiciary COM
mi,,ee.
MIR Preston also reported bill relative to the cutoff
between the parishes Of Ibcrvle and West Baton
Rouge. Referred to the committee on internal im.
provements.
Mr. Radcliffe on behalf of the committee 10 whom
had been referred the petition Of Domingo Casssl.s
reported bill to divorces said Cassales. Read for
the 6rst time.
Mr. Rogers on behalf of Mr. Locket', introduced bill
to amend the charrer of the Mississippi maine and fire
insurance company, and bill to incorporate the Nc
Ghee female seminary. Read for the first time.
Mr. Dehellevus introduced bill to au, horise H. A.
Tyler, TO change his rams Read for the first time.
Mr. Conrad introduced petition signed by hit officers
Of the meeting held at the Arcade the ,7h nst in
favour Of free banking. Referred the finance com.
mttee.
The bill amending the charter Of the City Of
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23
St. Charles Theatre.

9th appearance this season of the celebrated
Miss ELLEN TREE.
This Ercm,ng, January %,
Will be performed the Play OF
AS YOU LIKE IT
J,oues Mr.. Scott,
GUut hstonr, rnn'
Orlando, i,arnsoh'
Adam, 49, farfeh
Ro.nliud Mis- Tree,
Audrey, Mrs smith,
An Overture by the Orchestrs
Grand Pas Seul, by Mad'Ie Raveno''
To concud. with the new Piece Of
THE MAID OF CROISSY.
Sergeant Aussrliz, MIR Drowne'
Walter, Ho"t"'
Francis, Deoa''
.The,esa Mrs Fnrrer,
Marietta, PlumeI'
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Cams ~. Theatre.

THIS EVENING". JAN. 20,
Will be performed the beautiful Flny OF the
CRADLE OF LIB.iRiY.
NJ n; Lincoln, NJ. tredericks;
McFuss, Hreehe'
Cecil Miss Cowel.
The Tnterudc will follow, Of the
WAN DERING MINIS T r E L.
Jcm Bags, MI Frnnkln'
Julia, Miss Nc lntyre.
To constitute witt, the Drama Of
THE REVIEW.
Lonney McTwolser, Mt Greene
| Johu Lump, Brown,
Grace Mrs Greene.
MrE FORREST has nrrived;due notice will be CIV"
en- OF his First Appearance.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

Eselinv io,uard Mr. CaldreA in Jstlo York We
have been permitted Ia make the following extract
oil letter from a gentleman in New YORK T.
James H. Caldwell ESQ. III which g est good
feeling for him personally and respect for his
Enterprise are manifested.
.'Ve are glad to hear the ST. Charles suftere'
less than might have been expected, ff"m the hre
the LIST. Intelligence reached US, that tha'
splendid temple Of the Drama and monument o.
your own enterprise and spirit, was in ashes; and
YOU NAV ms CINE the qualification afforded BY .
subsequen, express mail, which brought US the
facts. I do not know when greater degree Of
feeling has been manifested here, on the hrs
report If the ca amity."
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

Fer LiMe Rock and Fort Gibson, Arkauso. ovd =,
intermediate Landings.
The iZi,t draught fast running,
=347 ~stesmsr OZARK, Hozes, ,na.,eri
Iss5.s*. Il Will depatt as above. on Saturday,
For freight or asssge. having all state rooms apply
on b0ard, near foot P0ydras street. o, to -
80 HYDE f. BRO,
Jag cor e'asazine l. Common street
The o. will take any freight for vicssburg, Grand
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

t.fsys,ts, was redeemed q, i,s third reading.
Some debate took lince between Meesrs. Preston
md Conrad, in which the latter gentleman
opposed section Y the bill as I'M nr,"us 10 ih'
ri,zens Of New DREAMS; il authorised the sale o.
,rrperty belongnRsu non residents without per
s"nai ao,ics, in Uses where taxes were Due on
said property. Mr. Preston argued that the provi.
sons If the bill wse in accordance with the gen.
eral laws Of the Safe and ,hs, the objection waa
"bviased by . subfquent section which pEovidrs
,ha, personal suits .r laxes against citizens Of N
Orleans instituted hO!eci,y Of L,fave,'s should
be notified personally TO the citizens IN N Orleans
Mr.. Conrad in repls amt aimed tina. the provision
with regard to suip in ptss,nsm did not obvis,s
tho objection withregard suits in rem, and tn"
should an ipno-ans ofhcer choose TO make . return
| stating that tho owner Of the property was un
known, il would Ii sold, sacrificed, without pet
| sonal nstice.
On motion Of NJ. Gaiennie amended by d.
Brashear the bill was referred to = committee an
ordered to be printSd
The bill RELATIVE 10 the assessment Of Stat
Taxes in the parish Of Orleans was referred TO
special committee. 81.
And,hen the house, adj~urned.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

Our Nsrs Eoom.-Ws have received q large Ist
Of English psPsFs Of the latest dates which may
he found IN ou' 6les-ineluding London, Du bin,
Liverpool, Bslfast, Edinburgh, Manchester pa.
pers, &c.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

jNashrille, jan. l8.-lhe Cumberland had fallen
70 Ala feet en- The Shoals. Raining the morning
OF The 18th and . prospect Of rise
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rRANxLIN INarIRMARY

rUNHE public 1ectfuy informed that TINS insti
L tuition is erected The most improved plan, and
il an airy and most adj rable stuaton in the fauhour
Franklin, upon the raho ID, one mile from .he Miss,s
s;ppi.
The building is large lmostcommodiouslv divided
int, apartments. for keepa separate different classes
and Il Aerent diseases.
The institution is suppl with the most skilfu) and
attentive male and fenals nurses, and speaking the
yious modern languages.
Private rooms may be had bv gentlemen at five dol
lars per day. including attendance, &c.
Terms in the mary wards, two dollars per day.
slaves also two dollars. Small Pox in the ordinary
wards, FIVE dollars.
All capital surgical operations extra.
The resident physical is DR. Weddenan, TO whom
application for admission be made to DR. C
Nuremberg, No u Rampant street. apl9lv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

|ngin'a Legisiature.-lhe general assembly Of
this State convened al Richmond on day the
7,h instant.
Stafford II. Parker was reelected Speaker Of
tho Senate and most of the old officers were re.
elected.
Thomas ". Giimer, staunch whg was elected
first vote; he having l0l votes; Mr.. Watkins >
and few scattering.
great change seems to be working in this
stnte in favor Of wing principles. Mr.. R;ve,'
energetic course in the Senate of the U S. in ex.
posing the corrup,ions Of the administration is
having great effect. 1t is though. that Mr..
Rives will be re elected to the Senate by the whig
party in the Virginin Legislature.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

M. J. II Barton played the part OF Lear on
Sunday night, It being his first appearance this
season. The old, ,ime.worn King, disappointed
in the sefshness Of his hopes. and dsgus'ed first.
with the plain honesty Of his best loved Corde''",
who scorned the honeyed phrase Of Aatery employ
cd by her sisters, and then with their utter heart
lessness-the wre,ched monarch who had stripped
himself to feed 'dc,es,ed kites and become a
home less wonderer, found a true representative. .
The sorrows-,he heart sgonizng gri.ts-.he an.
eush that will speak out and complain, wherever
listener can be found, and makes con6dantes and
friends Of every and any one, endeavoring TO ease
the full soul by calling out it's mseries. and ma
king the viewless winds companions.-'hese were
| all portrayed with Its.ike truth that was really
painful. If there be = character which Seems tc
have been written for man, or q man precisely
qualified by nature for character, it is found in
the fitness Of Mr.. Barton, for the part Of Lear. 1t il
q SERIES Of startling pictures. The actor seems
| lost and the crszed monarch alone 10 before The
audience. The proud mind no. only to.ters unde
its load Of grief, but in endeav"ring 10 sustain
itself, is buried in ruins. The eeamings Of ration
Atty which occasionally burst through The gloom
not conceive inner representation OF Lear ttrar
Mr.. Barton's. He understands the philosophy Of
the character, and stands in it a. though he had
secret grefs TO pour out. 10 which he gives ven,
i" the wild wailings Of the disappointed and hear,
| broken father.
Mr.. sco't's Edgar was fine piece of acting He
sustained the part Of The hph-minded, homes. son
the liege subject, the indignant heart, half wi.ted
sturveling. and tho avenger of his own and his
sre's wrongs, most beautifully. /, is one Of biz
| very best characters.
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Correspondence Of the True AIMS rican.

Correspondents Of the True American.
JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 8.
send you the Goernsr's Message. 1t 10 worth Pc
rusa quite sai sene'fs.
The democratic convention 10 in sesson-made up
Of Dem0cFas-the raj loco fOcOs. and portion Of the
nulli6ers, whs ride into Office, BY the pretended
anale smation Of parties. expect some Of them will
succeed-and if theydo, it will show for once that the
soi disant democrats tan b. out generalled.
The president If the convention is c. p. Smith, hare.
tofore whe, thougha nullifer. The divorce or subj
treasury bill has mad. him a new man-and burning
lghr here-a man Of talents good man, althoush
sak principles TOR the purpose Of advancement
He certainly see..s to head the democratic party H.
will be placed IN nomination their candidate for the
Senate H'use Of Representatives,. 1t is expected to
carry, but il all won't do The state will b. found to
be whips ,nalgre the deserters from the true cause
nothing Of consequence done in either branch Of the
Legislature. The democratic convention has nominal.
ed Gov. McNu,t for re.e ection. Yours, &c.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

tUGH IN -, knutn hn.
me .osa.n l.'"" us,.ns is,e,v
nade in U' MANNERS oice n the city, the Man.
' 'a.s of the Grnud State Lottery deem il d"t,
hey owe TO themselves aa ns puoc 10 x s oI iro,
where properly nsloEs, ana 7" 'fes r. h ,"
shading and great popularity which the "rama sue
Lottery possesses over al others, mas oeea ACQUIRE"
.lrely ~ ne sts'ct ln.eg!ny WIN ".c" nss IS NV nv
ana nss eVe. nee I'm sr W. ~. ,hs h.
Managers o. me urano state Loery 10 nave .ns ".
ainsss no condu ted az 70 remove AZ sucn p.e?nu.eG
"a tney are a~cte many person. nave ,",
regard 70 ioVeriss. s .h Il, Ie' s ~
preventing our bscomng Identified with it-a give
On Friday week l.., mechanic in this city purchased
os:..s o.,y Ne = Eur. r.. rSs G,'s. !,s dt rev
." M ~. ~. , .... is h u ;;ns.
da, morning. Immediately On his return, he saw BY
Frdsy had drawn I rrse Of ii SO happening to
know the persn to v HON he had soldi', he went to
him to congsa!ue'e nm IN h's good fortune. wnen 10
his sur RE- We ;od nun tna. g. nau ota"
~! Gs M! taken ae .Sse. ~ NE "a"age sc hmo
!naI mr. nn.e sasneo "s n" ns ' ,nn "n
NV. S s"o rsy"s ,s
and told MT ue'fory mn no NAG ?ad 'nc prize wtCns
the broke, il he had NOT made mistake in his es,er
! mistake. VI Gregory then looked among his prize
,;cTe,s and s.; Ia lid m snsh s;ckc in hs ofce hut
!, n;sn, narhsn. he IN an,r of The h,ohers hands and
H ,hsv would csll aya;n he would ,rv to find f. They
iii ri, srain s.d W. revnrv ,hen told them tina, he
had und ,he ticket and fund il marked wrong: and
,hcn nsd aver The hsiance d nm The urize requesting
thcm to keep the transaction secret. Mr. Gregory
knew saturday evening after the drawing lhat the
prixu Of 10 sold, and he knew or befre Sun.
dav morning that it was the broker in Exchange Place
that had sold IT, and YET when the broker ~ent tnete
TWO oays ass ~ nav: luz es' !: I ~ no ~
broke II ~ W. "ot "ssaken ~ n.s ns. W. ~
he ABOVE .ecs ~ w N""w u'oM ~ nv c
we M , pep !" ~ ~ ''e '"' "s n.ViS & C,1
;aS3-,f is i?kur.raa-s,
DIR Few bags Rio, superior article, landing
pe' oarq"s sea'er tor sale BY
40 snail = Nh, WN, 70 Magazine at
nlL-An invoice iall and winter, warrantrJ, for sale
": y SHALL q bKoWN,
Ja<' 80 Magazine st.
9 TX thoNfand Almanocs for 1883, goi up Tor mer
- chant. and pla fer's {" Louisiana and Mississippi,
~: ~ ss'e a. n'y CG'"s per Dozen y
y<o ONvIn FELT Y Co., - Charities st.
!seto Orteanx q .NaA.utMe RnI Road I o.
ANNUAL MEETING OF The roo KtloLDERS.
January 2!s,, 1889:
pursuance of The 9Th section Of the Charter. n
majority he s,skholiers moi heinz nrese, ,Is le
ton postponed until We, nesday The sd inst a,
6ucluek, p Nj. JAMES II CALDWELL
ja92 prps;den,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

ANIMALS AND ALMANACS. FOR 1899
&PLENDiD London Annuals,-rhe Hook Of Roy
- atty, superb col'dplates; Finden's Tabeaux, and
Gallery If Cruces;
Fishers Drawing Room Sketch Book
Beauties Neutrality-suspicious. AID Blossoms;
Waverly Keepsake,-'rhe Imperial;
Oriental Annual; FORGET me Not,
Jordan's Portal Annual;
Caricaulra Annual; Comic Annual;
Friendships Offering.
Fishers Iuvenile sketch Book;
Young ladies and Young &c t!e'nen's Annual
Alaric, A " att; Christmas Tales.
american Annunls.
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir;
The Violet; The tiff;
Mrs Gmahs annual Register 4 Housewife Almanac.
Almanac's
American Almanac l. Repository ofUseinl knowledge
Blun,'s Nautical Almanac;
EJ,,h,s Il Co 8. Louisiana Almanac;
-Comic-German Almanac,
Stewards Diary Tor 1899, containing blank memo.
rsndum for every day OF the year.
f. JOHNS Il CO.,
corner Of ST Charles and Common SITS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

A ANDREW SMITH T. CO., respectfully inform
"A their friends and the public in general, that
they occupy tho new brick shop. 2l9 Tchoupitoulas
street. where they keep constantly on hand Copper,
Tin and Sheet Iron War, of every Description.
such copper stills. kettles, and pumps tin bath.
ing tn aud oil cans, of all and s,zes and ali
other brass casting done at shortest notice.
Grato bars Of every description, sIch as steam.
boat stirrups, hog chains, screw bolts, and Other
kind OF steamboat work, such as chimncys brceci,.
90. steam pipes.
They will also do all kinds Of out door work
suci. zinc. copper and TIN roofing and gutlering.
&c. Tney above and ali other kinds of work in
their line Of business, they will execute al the
shortest notice. dcc27
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

Messrs. J"hnson and Phelps have disposed of
the Ascension Herald to E. Martin and F.. Prou
Esqrs. No change will take place in The political
complexion of,he paper. Ii will continue to ad.
vOcate the election OF Henry CLAW,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23


.AImacks-We hear that these subscription
Balls at the S.. Charles Arcade Ball Room in The
I'd Municipality, need only the exer'ions Of a few
energetic individuals to be commenced and car.
ried on with spirit We zee several names TO The
papers tha, will ensure delightful assen, bes.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE.
january o..
Mr. IIoa gave notice that he would introduce bill to
' %ss :s' :"G o%ps"y act ' "
Mr. Derbgny's resolutions on the subject Of the Gus.
tody snd safe keeping Of the public money of the
u States, the currency anil National Bank, cam, up
to day on their final passage; having only passed to
sec ond reading yesterday. They variousy op.
posed, and au amendment offered by Mr. Vim the pre-.
sden Of the Senate, (Mr Garcia) called NJ, Duc,os to
the CHAIR and opposed the resolutions in speech o.
some length, after which they finally passed and were
sent to the House Of Representatives. The votes stood
thus:
Yeas.-Messrs Armant Briscoe, Crow, Drrhigny,
Ducros, DuPre, Hriart H.a, and Thibodeaux.-9.
Fays.-Mes,rs Bossicr. Downs Penn, Scott Of Fell
eiare. and Winn.-5.
The president did vote and Messrs Parche, and
Scott Of Baton Kouge absent.
debate arose on the propriety of spreading on the
Journals. resolution offered by MIR Winn, Of contra
~ bearing to those which passed the Senate Yesterday
Mr. Derbieny commended that should not be recorded
among the minutes Of the Seuate. Whatever the zen
tlsman had intended, it certain that the resolution
in.question conveyed dsrespecttul eaning towards
the majority Of the Senate Mr. VIM urged the pro.
priety Of sustaining his motion.
Mr. Briscoe presented memorial TO incorporate n
company with certain privileges to clear out and i'm.
prove the navigation Of certain Bayous.
Mr. Hoa presented resolutions passed at meeting Of
the citizens Of New Orleans on the subject Of Free
Banking, v hich were resd
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

AVilNES on Education. How shall govern my
w school, addressed young teachers and also
hes by E E Wines, author Of ,eurs and half in
the Navy.
Hints on Education, by the same author; also, Halls
textures to school masters. For sac by
d3l A TOWER, 40 Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

Blank Checks, Bills of Ladins, Auction
Bills, Pamphlets, Show bills, Cata-
lOgucs, SC. &C.
T'ORDERS for the Aboce, nnl erery other fss-
criptio" Of j'PNNrINt; ~ rcceircd at Compiling
R"om of"'rRUE ANERIcAN," in ST. CHARLES EA
CHANGE, Sd door from Gravi.r street. at The Printing
Office, corner Of Pos dra> and ST. Charles streets.
EIkensire amt beantijm Book mud Jon FoUSrs
from the best F0uudries nMe Unihd Stntes, hare jus
been ntird To The nreniy rHstockrd Establishment.
--nasi ORDERS wW Z" cr"cntra as Low. as Chrspl,,
Expe'tiously and Beautifully, at other Office
in the City.
Nos l.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

" ANTED-A partner with capital Of 1000. in
~ general Commission 4 Brokerage business
about to be established in this CITY. line, addressed
to A. b., BOX g. Post Office, stating when an Interview
may he had with real name will be considered strictly
confidential, and meet with attention.
al6-3eod
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23
TO MERCHANTS.

UJMERCHANfS can haze a BEAUTIFUL ClRcu-
LAR sfruck ~ nt)our hours Nor,cx by .nN,ns At the
Compiling Room Of True AMERICAN PRINTING.
orEIcE, -. Charles Exchange. adioniny tie READ
ING Room at Corner Of Grnvier street, or at The pin,
ing Ofre, Of poydras and ST. Charles Streets
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23
WASHINGTON BALL ROOM
nness 4 Masquerade Bali,


81. Philip street, between Royal 4 Bourbon.
TIME Manager Of The above named Ball
l. 'tu 10 his friends and the public tO' the "nParat
elled patronage beslov ed hi for several seasons
respectfully informs them that the establishment nus
been enlasged for the amusement Of v,sltofs anu u
.ergone inme Use REPAIRS The bar will be surpassed
by in quality u liquors and the lcstaura' III os
ken, BY the abest Restnuru,rur in the United States
Til" room will reopen on Saturday ng, 'ra "
GRAND DRESS h MASQUERADE BALL,
and will take place usual every Monday, Wcdncs-
day and Saturday evening, curing the season VII Z"
will and on the lst Of May, 1882
N. B. The grea test attention will be paid to krer-
ing perfect order throughout the establishment Us "a'
done last season.
Oct2l
NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGE MENT.
VlNHE Locomotive will leave the Depo, at the foot o!
! Canal street, every day at A. n: and return at !
p. NJ. except Sundays, when she ~
Depart Return
sA.M. a1sr.M'
u. Car for private parties, provided the number
be sufficient, "ilI be down the road days
prey Gus notice. -
jl2, 1899 JAS II CALDWELL, President
COTTON CIRCULARS
| @" PRINTED miM the Greatest Expedition, and
in a style mns,tr passed IN New ORLEANS, or else
where.
ORDbss kh atCoMrrlNG Room in S.. Charles Ex
change. (Cornrr Of Grarier 81. or at 7 r Z
A NJ ERICAN PRINTING OFFICE,
corner Of Pcvdrns and S. Charles Streets, pin be
promptly nttendrdh.
Dec 1T.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

INOMESIlC GOODS-:OO bales Domestic Goods,
IL wis
Laurence j. Co, a. br1wR sheetngs,
Jackson L. Co, 7 brown shrtings,
fremont Il Co g.. brown do
Lowell negro cottons, 7 3ths and 4-4hs,
do Lindseys, ~ilied and pearl bedticks,
for sale by STErsON \ A\EEi,
jazz SO Gruvmr st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

We learn by private letters from Chaestou Of ,bs IA,
.test. that cotton had declined in the Market Ac
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

I tME-l000 casks fresh Thonaston Lime, landing
Ia from ship Ferax, for sule by
DIS WHITNEY,, - Camp
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

A DViNCES will be made on shipments 10 Liver
~ pool tlavre, Niarseilles, New York aud rhiIudr!-
pa, by ADAMS r. WHlVAiI
JaIo 81 Gra,i'r st
AEANA ESTABLISHING ono Of different ouali,io
4 in store and for sale by
janis ABRAHAM TRJER "a Cr,yier G,
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SIX tho0fand Almanocs for 1889, got up Tor mer
- chants and pla ier's a, Louisiana and Mississippi
Tor sale at fifty cents per dozen by
j23 DAVID Felt Il CO., "a Charires st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23
Dress and Masquerade Balls.
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.

0OSTN-lBO barrels in store und Tor sale bv
IL ial6 J THAYER Il Co, "a Poyhras st
SPERM OIi1-3OOO CALLS Win.er Strained Sperm
- mi. ior snie h, SHALL. T. BROWN.
;.,6 So Magazine IT
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-23

JNew Orleans 4 .NaItrile K II Rond -.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS.
January 2is,, 1889.
4 T an annual ueeling Of the Stockholders, held in
pursuance Of the 9th section of the Charter. a
majority uf,he Stockholders not being present. the .le.
lion was postponed until We, nesday the 23i inst, a,
5ocl"ek, NJ. JAMES II CALDWELL,
Jazz President
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