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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04
PREMIUM WIGS AND
SCALPS.

no CLIREHUGH, Wig Maker and Hair Cutter, corner
OF Fulton and Broadway having completed large
elegant OF his celebrated Wigs and Toupee he
vites all inspection Of them They the
most unique article Of the kd invented and be had
at othsr establishment ia this country.
For elegance ghtness and durability they among
the first productions cf modern ingenuity.
In their manufacture they differ from all others hitherto
made the hair being snsy Inserted aud equally divided
appear Just issuing from the skin They OF
the brow than the natural hair does and being without any
taic spring. all dagreesbe Is entirely obviaed
They must be seen to be understood or appreciated
my2-lw'
INFORMATION wASrEB-of man BY the aame Of
l. THOMAS NICKELs Formerly OF Wiscssset State Of
Maine, merchant and if living a.out ssiy Of
he ped general aud hammered when ag
tasd The said Niekels received good education
in early life possessed considerable property, when at the
about thry6ve became unfortunate IN business and left
Wi.casse twenty years for the SOUTH In search Of
Since which he otes the city Of New
until within the last years. and appeared shes last
and heard Of in destitute situation Something Of late
ha. traasprcd will prove much his advantage known
where communicate 10 hun Any information relative to
The said Nckcls will oe thankfully received al this ee, BY
Mr.. GARDNER. at the Broad street Hotel alslm sW'
ITALIAN TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES.
In addition TO the former supply the subscriber will receive
IL The o the present week sbost 300 highly finish
ed Italian Transparent Window Shades Of every variety Of
landsc ape scenery among them viii be found
trey The subscriber having purchased them less than
half tie oreias cost he will be enabled TO sell them froS
OLIVER W. wooDFoRD,
a27.lm' 90 Catherine street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04
FATENT WINDLAss.
Z f. DIST T. A ID.

PATENT WlNDLASS.
e u ST ID A u.
90 THE Subscribers Sole Proprieors and Manufacturers,
ryaed Patent sweed Beam Wndias. Bedsteads which
almost universally used being the best article as yet m
vented-combning ease convenience and durability
The sacknr acted upon by the wndass and sweed beam
made perfectly light and free all liability TO sagg still leav
inc an elasticity IN the same which renders easy,
and simple constructions the matter putting and taking
down will be found of but little trouble comparison with those
efany other construction whilst the precision with which the
duction of any kind fvermn.
From the taken render each Bedstead perfect te
qualities for durability will recommend them TO purchasers
who invited to call and examine large assortment
tand.
Also large of elegant Furniture Mattresses
Feather Beds SC. constantly on hand.
NV. soUTHACK, Nc. lso Broadway,
jel5y FRANKLIN House
J5ANCY AND CoLoRED PAPER-JNt arrived, a NOS,
splendid assortment Of plain, cosured and marble paper,
for printers staoners bookbnders apothecas ugarLakcr
and especially motto paper for the latter beautifully cut and
TO be sold by the extremely cheap for lash, At No l2
Fulton street. three dprs from Nassau Best arrangements
be found likewise accommodate country merchants
and wholesale dealers. 10 3m
WINDOW BLIND MANDATORY.
NE Subscriber respectfully begs TO inform the public that
he has constantly hand large and elegant assortment
dow shades consisting Of Italian and other landscapes. Diaph
Chinese Architectural and Fancy Blinds, which he
confidently recommend for their beauty strength and great du
rablity they have bees known, with 10 last
from ten to fourteen The prices Of the shades including
s s. and i%a sii9s s
to order, BY applying to
GEORGE PLATT, IL Spruce St
NIB Country dealers supplied with blinds and blind kttngs
mig 6wsy
CALAMANDER WORKS, No. % Cannon street.-The
- proprietor Of this establishment invites ths particular at
ntion proprieors ofarnaees OF different knd foun
ders engineers masons builders chemists mansctwers and
Others who require great to the articles made By him
consisting principally q Fire Bricks Of all descriptions and
hapes warranted eaaa to the celebrated Sourbrdgc bricks
Tiles kinds FOR bakers and green houses FIX
for CRATES Innings for stoves FIRE cement Portable Furna
ranedt o resist action Of Gre acids. Sc SC large
Of these articles kept constantly hand and
likewise made order Vt the shortest notice all Of which
offered for sale on the most reasonable terms
m15-3m- M. LIE FOULON Proprietor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04
DERtUMEkEs-
Il Edes pure yerbcna Extract; do. d. Perfume
Heysosmia; do. Boqaet D'Arabie
Extract Spring Flowers; do. Aromatic Vinegar
Persian Senet Bags; do. Marking Ink-for sale
s5im- by q. n RING, 6t4 Broadway.


UFACTUKkKs, NC.
Q- CARDS Of every description either Corperpise 81
Letter Press executed in superior on favorable terms
Just received Of Plain and Ornamental Type,
expressly Card and Circular printing Specimens can be
examined and all orders pronpy attended to Wedding, Viz
printed with the utmost neaincss Persons furnishing their
Card patss have them printed the latest anl most
fashionable style o Cards. short notice. just
csycd superior of Porcelain Cards expressly for Visiting
sna Wedding Cards. which Fer wtencss and brancy Of poll
ISL cannot be exceled.
SILVER PLATED DOOR Plates, the silver plate q
which IL monty thick with the improved Rren1c Edges
VALENTINES
Fashio nable Card Engraving, and Printing Establishment
as0.lmF so Jshn street, corner OF william
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

JAMES 4 TAYLOR, lormerfy =. a. Jams.) CASH TAI.
u LORING ESTABLISHMENT, Ne 90 Maiden Lane
The respectfully inform the patrons 81 the above
Enlistment that they daily receiving supply Of en
did Goods suitable Tor III vrcsentsezson which they make
order sell by the piece otherwise at their usual low Prics
Cor cash only. WrrER PaIcEs.
Over coats Of Gne Beaver cloths. from $40 TO ~
Pilot Ia 10 -
- colored broad . Ia 30 to -
Drsx fine ~ 10 10
wool dyed black 10 -
Pantal Of black, blue or fancy oolered,
FRI $3.50 10 $40.
Vests OF cloth, Cashmere, figured and plain
silks, from $2-s0 to 50.
Dre,, coat. raade and trimmed from 500 10 500
Over eoat. 100 to 100
Pantalson. and vests 81 80 each.
The subscriber. wish be distinctly understood that
enss made this establishment warranted TO Ct and to
made by the best workmen, the latest style and fashion
e.tfv JAMES \ TAYLOR.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

GTEAM SECURING AND TAILORING, by William
- Smith, at No Wall street. New York All orders in the
above line will be thankfully received and punctsay attended
Rspairi~g acs eo,lsrs sS t~tca aisgs, straps all
:, ada 10 appear equal to new. al2-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

90 WHERE may be foand. by the piece yard, supe
or Of sse and low priced Broadcoths Habit
Cloths Cassmeres Summer Stuf Ve,ets, Vestngs, Trim
ings &c &C. The subscriber will offer the above very
low prices for cash. order dispose Of his entire stock pre-
vious August next he will then he obliged ou
his present stand. m2s-sm ISAAC T. THAYER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

DREMIUM GHILDREN's CLoTHING.-GEoRGEA A.
HOYT CO.. Ne. Ia Bowery, have hand an extensive
assortment fhonshy made Chdrens Cisthng, (ampcs
which obtained the premium al the recent ar which they
disposed TO sell very cheap for Cash. either At wholesale or
retau ao-3m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

ID EMOvAL-J. III. BANCKER, Merchant Tailor, informs
N his friends and pubs generally that he has removed
from No IS Fulton street. Az HOTEL to No 90 Nassau St
Fulton where he prepared TO receive and execute all
orders entrusted h care with neatness and puncuay
a6Im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

CEIDLITZ POWDERS-Prepared from savory am
- Moores reeepta very superior article fer ale BY
a5-lm. & n. RING. GA Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

Two SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS.
The subscribers offer the baasce Of their stock Of Sum
Clothirs consisting Of every style and quality At very
reduced prices cash city sccepancc Their stock
fesh having manufactured within the last two months
Merchants respectfully invited 70 sa aud examine besre
purchssisg elsewhere. JAMES TAYLOR, II
a9stv a. Maiden Lane.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-17

Extraordinary Guu.-We have been fa,o red with
the sight OF Il most extraordinary gun, gun without
lock ramrod 1t resembles the ordinary muskcl, bn
is composed of barrel nnd hreech, which last is ruS
ed and lowered by M ans Of leve, upon two joints.
This lever, The handspring and The trigger supply the
places ri fhr 'iweny>two p crs of the ordinary gun
lock. 10 load the piece, the brCech raised, and
cartridge to which primer is attacked, is introduced
into the chamfsr Of the barrel. In raising the brcech,
the ofcockng is perfnrmcd and in shutting it down
the piece is ready for discharge This operation may
be performed without changing the position Of The
gun.
For simplicity of structure this wonderful weapon is
most remarkabn. 1t never requires cleaning, has but
lii lie rec"i and carries farther ha Il with
less powder Than any arm ever invented. Tie bayone
il fixed and in line of the axis Of the barrel. The gun
can be loaded with and fired horseback at full
GALLON With deliberate aim it he fired fifteen times
in a minute. Compared wilh the ordinary muskc it
has forty Two advantages over the latter.
The principle developed in this gun can be applied
to aros of any cahrs from the smallest pistol to the
Iorgesteannon Every sportsman shonld have gun Of
THE kind as with such weapon he could distinguish
himself by bringing down his gene with certainty at
immense distances aud what would be Of great import
auce his fpwlig piece wnuld be military in case
of war superior to four ordinary musketS. Every plan
ter in Louisiana and the Southern States should have
some half dozen dozen Of these guns in his arH'ory
as " iih them I've would be in. ucibe against scrVie
instruction. They be loaded and fired III darF'
mus nsurng the user Of them perfect security against
exposure Every man in the Community ought to
have one Of tese arms. militia of .tO1 men, III time
of invasion, would be equal 1000 men armed with
the common muske,. besides having t'Ae advantage
nf firing th effect at lnur mss the distance OF the
common gun, and rot caring for rain. ball projected
from This gun is equal to rifle shot. because the hh're'
is smaller than The chamber, and the projectiie forced
forward .sth uuerrug certainty and Tremendous force
The powder forming the cartridge ia exploded fom the
ceEtre of the mass.
In the use of this gun there il possible danger
1t can be uuioaded simply by raising the Lre'ch aud
taking thereirom the cartridge. IL is constructed
that it be used even fall the wood work he shot
away. There accumulation of heat in tie barrel
from successive frings current Of air passes
LIiraph the s,sua tperv lime The brsesh is Isiscd
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-17
SYNDlCS. SALE.
BY BACH Il, CALHOUN,

BY BACH g. CALHOUN.
WILL. be sold on Wednesday, July 3, 1889, at 10
W o'cloc" AT ,he'ity Exchange in St Louis st.
between Royal and Chartres Streets by order of Anto.
ny Rasch, Esq. Syndic of the creditors OF Nessrs
Egcrton 4 Wibray. for the account and at the risk of
Mes~rs Edward York, George 3. Ogden and $ COgden,
who have failed to comply with the terms ola sale Of
property hereinafter described, made to them The
24lh January, 1889.
Eleven lots OF ground. situated IN Faubcurg Saulet,
I'd Municipality Of New Orieanr, in the squsre bounded
by Clio, p,yanec, CaIliaps and Nnyadcs Streets per
plan which will be exhhitrd at the time Of SALE VIZ:
Lot No l. mca5:,ing 90 feet, inches trent Prv-
tanee street, by 40 feet in depth, and front Clio
street.
Lots M. 2, 3, l., 5, e. 49, and TO- measure each 90
feet front on Prytance street by | 20 Tert deep.
Got No. II, measuring 80 feet inches front on Pry-
lance street, by 100 feet in depth, and front CnIlioe
street.
The above lots will be sold separately with the priv.
legr Of an alley in the Of the width of Isl feet.
Terms Of sae-$l8 % cash each LOT balance g.
~ and "a months credit for approved endorsed notes
with mortgage until final payment.
june 3tjl7i 3y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-17

7hentric0l.-Nliss Tree on the 18th, in New York as
Pauline, Balls Claude,-gods orly think of it!
Ha'nhlin, a s'ong stock company hi the Bowery, MAJ
eppa and Nick of the woods standing dish La GAIA
ladrn at the National, Seguin Morvc, Miss Sh:r-
ref as Anns'te, and Mrs Bailey MS Felix. Morley
played the Padesta. Full houses. Finn is at the
Walnut in Philadelphia. Ravels at Niblos'.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-17

FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CLEARANCES.
June lTin. Is39
ship MonsGcso. Laaon Providence. & Bucksin
rhip ko,Ih nipton Mann, Liverpool 4 JP Whitney
Rarase Geo bedford, kalhg n York & Is dfprd
Rarque lr d Ferry, Stevens, Baltimore, G bedford
Barque Arerfr. Bnlais, tiarre, Capdevlle
S.hs Cussius Prlestiy Hartford. No"d Sinno,t
ARRIVALS
June 18th. 1899
Tow boat Mohican Hation from pass, having flowed
shps Yazm Ocmu hargue Marie and hr Belle
retmreed with -hiy Fcuah aud brig Enseho LEFT
the 10th Repors vessels in sight
in ofhne, in the liver
Tow boat Phenx, Arnanie, fum The passes having towel
-s.n 1ss,a ''"~''5 "'-"" '"''"'r r'-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-17

C"l0rt""otc.-The Louisville Journal of the 10Th,
says singular and fatal accident occurred at the City
Theatre on Saturday night During the play Of the
" French Spy, it fell to Mr. James Love- in the per-
formancc of his part, to fire pistol Celeste and then
run from the stage. at the time drawing buy oet
from his belt As he drew the bayonet, he looked back
over his shoulder at Celeste, and at the moment the
large end ofthe weapon struck against some obec, on
the side of the STAGE and the point was driven several
inches into his body. Medical aid was instantly sent
for, sut he survived only about five minutes.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-17

To 4 CHi-cn"-Yunr very long and able com
munlcaton is received u is usual previous insert
Ing such articles for the writer call us in person
and explain his views, especially do not see any
immediate profit to flow ont OF the publication Of these
disquisiti"ns. liza" CT zcn will call ON us, and ex.
plain his object. will tell him what we want.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-17


Tow hos Porross Davis, from having towel to
ington returned with schrs Woolcott Juan
TEL the bar OIL the 18th inst, at
snip Iclumah Glafden, from Liverpool gath April to
D.n<h brS Great Weston Np.ta "A days from St Thoms.
Brig Eusebo, Martinez. 10 day, from Campearhy Mr. 7
Tic \ co
Rig swan Smell "a DIZZY. from Philadcph, to q Dene-
Sch wooco't, Rur'iek. from A,,ackapa., to master
Mes schr San Juan "'"z "A days fr' rampc', to dc
Steamer Dnpre. Gordon Ope'ouses
Steamer American. Caldwell, FIN Onachi,ta river
EXPORTS.
PROVIDENCE Per ship Monticello Cargo 500 b, corn
LIVERPOOL. Per ship Mort amp,on Cargo 1913 bales cot
NEW YORK. Per Marquis Geo nrhford Cargo 81 pig.
lead 3D. sacks corn $50 Ills and 8u0hlf do beef
BALTIMORE, Per iurq,e Trad Ferry Cargo 1863 pigs lead
l6 lids % casks trs bacon loss kegs and bis
Lard. 1927 hides 1900 cks corn Il bxs / key
-. preserves md merchandise
HAFkL Per hirqun Avenr Cargo 544 bales cotton 81 beef
hides s'Oo pipe .taves and soUO dollars in spe-
HARTFORD Per schr Cassius Cargo 1901 sacks corn
IMPORTS.
LIVERPOOL. Per ship reumah. Cargo oO0 hxs lin 40 pr
rail road wheels 50 springs for do 81 trs salt lot
II ware Il ware glassware, crates, >undry con-
ST THOMAS Per brig Great Western Cargo 4o sacks cot
CAMPEAClf Per hr. Eu. chic Cargo l50n0 quinnis 10y
wood 3hnndles hats IL cases segars 30 turtles
PHILADELPHIA Per brig Swan. Cargo assorted s'crchan
disc.
ArTAkAPAS. Per s:lr Woolco,t-cargo 40 bis moa.sc
| to master.
TAMrlCo. Per schr San Juan Cargo in ballast
| RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Opeoges. Per steamer Du"re Fargo rolls leather
snsk eet ha Maerre Dbl oil, Caere Daron CO. roi
| leather owner board.
| Ouachtta. Per steamer AmeIcan-no 20
CONSIGNEES
Per ship TeIuunah .IIascdom Crnmcr pres Of O Ma
veation Company, Tat" g. Hopkins, Curcil Gusrn
hotter Davis. Henderson Gaines. Poet & North Scmid
man De lixardc CO. A prienr Or Jones' Il G Mus
grove. e y Hall, = Sh 'nuon hr, II g camm"ck
Fer brig swan Jarvis Andrews, Morell lockhurt Fer
son. Prchard Tase't rcn"e,, Fer'lays co. tioodiu
Adams Wht., Gossip CO. Ferris, Willard Ingerso
wer, Cordora p Scaulan Shannon ir Mnturn o.
den Son,hgate W II Horst Burke Watt CO. Lever
ch Mortified, Person 4 Sckles W McCcan c NJ
phersom krkman Al crnnlhy Hanna g. Dick Yca,ma
co. W bryant: Merle, Richardson. Waterman 4 Wood
I"y'or Dewey co, Oakley &C, Rowl"s Slorumh Ri'i
ards CO. Merrct jennings co, Johns ass IIa~
co. lnnliss on. !. Field, Maddox Pollard 4
Browne CGliss cs. Fa'an Ieinrd Ioreenfry William
ton 60. Lyons Harris & co. Winston & Shall Franklin
iienle son aslland s.etson Avery, Hart abu,t
l.Peyroux, ArCinel 4 CO. rnstcr AMI order.
PASSENGERS
Per ship Tclumah. DR. W Brnn. Ii johnson, and Mrs
Per brig Great Wescrn--F d 'orcau ami family. Por,~
and family and iia'rrg and family
Per steamer nuprc I.uso. Wooltirn. W w Chanhe
Rc.nier. 4 Il X ,ox Moore Pcquc & son. DR. Bernard
Nreanx. $ Rn'drk. MrKlnnr. Landry, Rev r Ahb,d
Mngn'n F'emout VerauIt, 7 I.utz, Newcomb, Wrgh
E>co,an
Pc Amc lean DR. Boycc Benson Sylvester, Bal.
win, Golel,.
MEMORANDA
Ohio river at as'and, there having been rain above.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-17
t1lE TRUE AM ERIC AN.
BY JOHN GIBSON
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
Official Journal of the % 1aunicipalttp.
PUBLISHED
Daily. Tri-Wecllly Il Weekly.
NJ ~ or I. r. VS.:
~ /; " or 1. ga n = !:
TUESDAY, JUNE IS, 1889.

Tri-meekiy publications. Reasons therefor. From
and atrr this day shall issue the True American bot
three times week, and continue to do until the LIST
day Of October next Formerly this the custom
with all the New Orleans papers, and the deviation ON
that system in some af our ncw established jour
nails does not prove, that daily paper is absolutely
necessary in this city during the months Of July, Au
gust and September. brr. recnptulatior of the
for this step of ours, nay not he amiss. 1t is due
supporters and to the public ut large, that they
should be appzed of the causes which in our judgment,
exist for such a course.
Many of our citizens leave the city and wrnd their
way North. OF our subscribers many included in
this list. To them triweekly is better than daily
paper most Of them order it to be sent to them by
mail The drclensi"n OF all sorts ofbusHess in the city
does not make il necessary for the merchant to adver
tisr his goods, wares, &C. daily. What little is done,
can be done IN til weekly paper In the heats OF mi l.
summer. seek rather 'or retracy a" Gue;, than for
| the busting and fatigue of business, particularly
MS they do without injury To their interest. a
'weekly journal is sufficient To keep persons thus
ting, thoroughly informed of the progress of politics.
commerce, banking, money market, &C., &C.
The paper business in this city during the months of
July, Augn-t and September TO dead stand
1t becomes therefore the duty of The proprietor Of u
journal to reduce his expenses the lowest point
sisten with his duty to his subscribers. There is not
in hundred in this south rn cline who wou'd
camor for daily paper il he get good ,ri-week
ly. Hitherto, have had any complaint.
Besides the regularity of the maj! is strong reason
why rweekly is sufficient to keep mp with the news
o'thr day. Last summer mails week the
height of or cxpectaon, and though promised more
this summer, there is good reason to expect its full
fment Ev n ifwn get dali mail from New York,
those of our subscribers the PAPER will be furnished
,vi,n to make up the loss. But cut OFF
I shall he from regular c"nmuni alton with the great
west, and having bnsincsslo do in the commercial
community there will not he that desire to get at in
formation every morning in the business season.
Looking at the cston therefore in all lis bearings,
cannot help believing thar the public readers and
! our subscribers will agree wh us, that tri-weekly
Journal is quite sufficient the demands of the
community il the
Our days of publication will he Tuesdays Tim, stays
and Saturdays.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-17
AFFAlRES DU CONSEIL.
SECONDE MUNICIPALITE,
MARDI, ii JUN, 1899.
Scance du II JUN, 1889.

Rcsolu que le montant dn bon on des bons a de.
Ii, ercr au rrGsorlcr de l'Etat do la Louisiana, en-
schange du meme montant DIES bons dc rEta:, con-
formencnt a une ordinance du Mai 1899, soft
fx6 a dcux cent quatro vingt dix neu( mile six
cents OF HUT piastres lieu d. trois cents mile
pas,rcs, ct lie Tresoricr dc la MunicpnllG est ct
tc,neurc autorisG d reccvor du TrGsorcr do rEtat
les bons rccevolr par eet,c Munic!paitG, en- vcrlu
dc l'Acte du Is Mars, 1899.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-17

LorisrWe Jochcy Cl"b Races --Oakluud Course
Spring Meeting. 1889.
fhhav, Saturdav Y. June 9Th.
Projectors Pure, $3.50. Mile heats best in s. two
entered two started.
w. !ilry's CF. }. ioung's) en- IN, Mary
ior'rr,5 years old, by aucklejohn,
dam by Printer, I'll
5. B!nbridgc's IL. G. Grgshy'sl ro. +.
K'nnnn, 3 years old, by Archer of
Transport, dam by Potomac, 222
Time-l 50; | 50; Sc.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-17

The i'll leave the hours in the week a,s
until O'clock =. NJ. when Locomotive will leave Carronu
every hour until O'clock P NJ and New Orleans every hour
until o'clo" k, 2. NJ.
After ~ o'clock horse be obtained by payng dol
lars for the Trip; for after 2 o'clock, p NJ 10 dol
lars " i'll he charged.
Persons by the Car provide themselves
with Tickets, the condu, has positive directions not to
receive money in lieu thereof
The aernt the "tdcpartnre shown above,
with the hrrt 10 3 O'Clock which viii Il u
leave New leans y O'Clock aud viii Carro"n
until o,ock they leave the orock and
in arr"tOn uH'l "'ctpct, t'er by allowing visitors
and half hours eJny the pleasant WALKS aud "nitak" OF
refreshments in of the beautiful GardeAs the
United Stairs.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-17
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

R6Solu Que lc Tresorier emploie nnc pcrsonne
c,pabe pour COPPER les roles dc taxes d'kat ct DC
farc les complies DIES dites taxes pour cctte Munich
paltG ct que n reconvrcmcnt dos di,cs tixcs ponr
chaquc anne, commence lie premier jour Fan
nee suivante:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-17
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Res lu que Performances du Is Decembre, 1888,
inlitu!e Performance pourvoyanl Possession ct au
recouvremcnl Jes taxes sur prop, Is onc'erea ct
escluve., dams les llmitcs taXnblcs dc la seconde
Municpalne, soft ct demcurc rappelec.