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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-14
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4 tONGhfS5
FRIDAY-The House was occupied most
Of the morning in correcting the Clerks re-
cord Of the previous days proceedings, he
haylrg Omitted to record the Protest embrace
edin the motion Of Mr.. Randolph. Nothing
being accomplished, all preliminary questions
were passed over by general consent, and the
House proceeded to vote upon motion of
MIR. Wise, that the members from New Jer-
sey holding the legal certificates Of election
be permitted to take their seats.
The result was lit votes in the afirma-
tive, and lit in the negative. There were
two Wings absent, and one Wing vacancy
so that if the House had been full the five
New Jersey Wings would have been declared
by the House entitled to their seats. Thus 1t
Is that minority in Congress have acciden-
tally the power TO disfranchise almost an en-
tire State-and thus it is that they exercise
their power, being under no oath, by trampling
the Constitution under their feet to accom-
Plish their party designs. In party man bad
been open to conviction, his eyes and his ears
had not been shut to the voice Of truth if his
conscience had not been scared, and his entire
wall yielded up to the control Of party Leaders.
day, would have settled the whole question.
Immediately on the declaration of the re-
suit of the vote aforementioned, Mr.. Smith,
Of Maine, an Administration member, in that
bad faith and disregard Of order, form and law
which have characterized the conduct Of the
Loco-focos through the whole Of these pro-
ceedings, moved that the House forthwith
proceed to the election Of Speaker. This
movement was made in the teeth of the reso-
luton passed the day previous, which de-
clared that after the call Of the roll, and be-
fore the election Of Speaker, the House hear
and determine the cases Of contested cleo
tons, Mr.. MAYORS excep ed. Thus the loco
focos. it must be seen. dash on in their de-
structive course, in contemp, Of forms and
ceremonies, laws, customs and Constitutions
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-14

THE GoYERNESS. new novel by the Countess
i of Blessington.
Tales, by Edgar A. Poe, Q volumes
The Second part OF the Autobiography of Charles Ma
thews the Comedian. including his account Of his resi-
dence in the United States
And James's novel Henry Of Guse,n in two
volumes,
Are this day received and for sale by F. TAYLOR or
Tor circulation among the subscribers the Wavery
Circulating Library. dec IL
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NEW HOME, who'll follow, or Glimpses OF west
n ern l. ,fe by Mrs Mary Cavers, an actual settler,
/ volume, this day received, for sale by ;, .y,np
% -. n 1OAN'
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NTooRE'S NEW POEM Alciphron" by the au.
l thor Of Lalla Rook" this day received for sale by
+. TAYLOR, for circulation among the subscribers
TO the Waverly Circulating Library dec Ia
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"A TO LET.-An excellent large Stone Ware
E.a.M House, the south extremity Of 18th street W.
-E.at the junction OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal with the City Canal where the former passes through
the basin Of the latter into the Potomac river. This
building has long been in the occupation of the Quarter
Masters Department, which having at present fur
ther for the establishment in this place. will be sur
rendered the 3lst inst after which immediate possess
sion be had by good "rriy-e IN season-
The numerous advantages Of this situation be oby
Gus to any man in business. Apply to
JOHN P. VAN NESS.
dec (Intelligencer g. Globe)
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CULTURE OF SfLK--A variety Of books on this
~ SUBJECT embracing all the best works on the Muber-
ny, Silkworm, and Silk, for sale by r. TAYLOR
Many Of them lately received
Also, valuable and extensive collection Of Books,
American and English, on Agriculture Gardening Farm.
ing and all their various branches at the lowest prices at
his bookstore, Immediately East Of Gadsby's Hotel.
dec Id
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-14

NTuMBER TWO OF Won LEoNARD's POPU:
IN LAR GEOLOGY, edited by Professor + Hall, o.
Washington City, is this day received for sale by r.
TAY aOR.
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rOLDSMITHS WORKS. beautiful English edition
VI in four volumes, price for the set, 80 so, this day
received, for sale by +. TAYLOR. nov 80
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NTOTICE.--The managers OF the New Orleans Grand
IN Real Estate Lottery Caldwell g. Oakley have ap.
pointed Richard France and J. B. German, of Washing
ton city, agents dispose Of Tickets the above Lot
tery dec 4.d&c2w
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SlLK GROWING "A gentleman from the North who
~ has devoted his attention principally to the growing
and manufacture of silk for years past and hav
ing sufficient supply OF trees, is DESTROYS Of uniting with
or more gentlemen in establishing permanent Silk
where land and the labor of women and children not
dear His references will be xceptionahe.
individuals small associations wishing commence
such business will please address in Of the edi-
tor of the Madisonian, Washington d. G.. dec Aim
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-14

TIME Recent Lectures Phrcnolosy ny oompe, IN
one volume, limo. this day received
, ne %v Theodore Dwight volume, for sale by T.
writings, ny iheouo'' nov 81
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"a
IN Real Estate Lottery caldwell Oakley have ap
pointed Richard France and ]. B. German Of Washing
ton city, agents dispose Of Tickets the above Lot
terry. dec 4d0cZw
DICHARD FRANCES old established office, Wash.
Ii ington City, d. G.
New Orleans Grand Real Estate Lotteries, Caldwell &
.v Oakley, Managers
The first of these splendid schemes will positively be
drawn on the 3lst Dec. 1889 tickets, $40.
capital prize, $l50,oo0, Camp street Theatre.
Il do 40,0004 ~,
do $4,000 .''
do $4,000 .., >.s...~.
L do $4,000 }spendid improved property
do $4,000 in New Orleans
do 1900 ... ...
. do 10000
1 do 9,000l w..
do $500 Property in New Orleans,
do $500 and tickets in the two mil
l do 8,0O0J
Is Prizes from $500, down to $1,000
A large number $3.50, 800, 5000 $500, &c. Prizes
amounting to $4,000.
rs number lottery and twelve drawn ballots.
THE GRAND TWO MILLION LOTTERY
.. Is to be drawn the old plan.
10000 prizes-Tickets $50. ."
The first days drawing, January 6, 1910.
One capital prize Of - now rents 80, FOR
$4,000 per annum.
!, ~ .oo 600 Rents for $50 cooper
"" ' annum.
/ do 10000 Rents for sl5'ooo per
These lotteries are authorized by the Legislature of
louisiana and will be drawn IN good fah and the pro-
perry conveyed the prize holders free of all expense
and incumbrance.
All orders from distance for tickets will meet with
prompt attention. Address
dec 4.d&c2w r. FRANCE, Washington City
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Is Prizes from $500, down to $1,000
large number $3.50, 300, 5000 $500, &c. Prizes
amountingto $4,000.
IS number lottery, and twelve drawn ballots.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-29
Vcnlo dc Syudic.
PAR BACH &. CALHOUN


L. SERA VENDU Ic Mcrcrcdi lr Juliet pro
l. chain midi, la Nouvclle Boursc rue ST.
Louis entire les RUGS Royac ct Char res, par lorrc
do Mr. Anthony Rasch, Slndic dcs crcancicrs dc
Mcssrs. Egcrton ct Wibray pour 10 compte G, aux
rsqncs dc Mcssicnrs Edouard Yo,kc, George b,
Ogden and J. c. Ogden qni ont manques aux
termes presents par la vcntc pour les PROPHECIES CT
de eSs dosgnGts cur adJugtes c % Janvier,
1882
ONE LOTS DE TERRE
sltuts dams 10 faubourg Sauct Ode Municipal,c de
Ia Milo Orleans dams i'ilet situc entire les rues
CLIO, PrytanGe, Caljiopc, ct Nayade, d'apros un
plan qul a etc expose au moment do la vcntc,
Savoir:
Lie Lot No. l. rnesurant 90 peds 4 pouces do
face la rue Prytaneo par 100 pIcds do profondeur
de faco la rue Clio.
Les lots Nos. 2. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 3 $40 mesu-
rant chacun 80 pcds do face la rue Prytanlo par
l2O peds de profoudenr.
Le lot No. II. mcsurant 90 picds pouces de
face Ia rue PrytanGe par 1870 2ieds do protondeur
ct face Ia rue Calllope.
Les susdits lots seront venlus sGparement ayec
lie privilege dune alice de Is peds dc Iargeur.
Les ter'nos de vcntc ront $500 compliant pour
chaque lot, ct lie balance e., l2 10 ct "a mois de
credit en- billcs endoss6s satisfaction aycc hypo-
theque Jusqu' parfait Placement.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-29

schoolcrats As ic Researches collection Of Indian
tales is work Astounding in interest. 1t exhibits us
in its true light the character of the Indian The red
mans cabin lone will no, be found be that harren
detail of wild notation generally supposed. 1t is full
OF wit, soul and feeling and abounds in moral touches
The discovery of Mr. Schoocraft Of three great angua
ges spoken by the Indians of n America is simpnr
tant step in the study Of the people. All the Indians
from Georgia TO Labrador extending west to the Msss-
sippi spoke language differing only in dialect. To
this tongue he gives the Of Agc, derived from
the word Aleghaney. The tribes to the North west
spoke the Ostic tongue totally different from the Agc.
The character of the Osc Indian in opposition the
Algic resembles that of the Scavonan when compared
with the old Roman. The Western Indians he calls
Albsnc. The work kefore is the first of the series
So far, their literature goes prove the Algc Indian
to be descendant of some OF the Hebrew tribes
Their tales bear great resemblance to the Jewish le
gends. The work should be in the hands Of every
reader. 1t is for sale at Johns & Co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-29

7Ye President of the Nashville Rail Dad has wisely
introduced the system of watchmen upon this way. The
plan is this Men provided with staff and white flag
are stationed at convenient distances along the whole
line Of road and hour before the starting of the
they pass from station the other and return On
the approach Of the engine, the flag is raised to signify
that all is clear, hut any obstruction is in the way the
flag is held ont horizontally, a sign to stop. Everv
rail road in the country ought adopt this sys-
tenn Properly carried into effect there can be no pos
siby of accident. The late accident on the Nashville
road caused by some wretch laying n plank nthwart
the rails has induced Mr. Caldwell to adopt this system
to do away with apprehensions of future
danger.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-29
BY BACH e. CAI,HOUN
~ ILL. he sold on Wednesday, Sd July, 1899, at l.
w O'clock at the City Exchange in st Louis stree,

WILL be sold on Wednesday, Sd July, 1899, at -
O'Clock, at the City EAchange in st Louis stree,
Two Squares of Ground
Dcsignated on plan drawn by Louis Brinricr sur.
veyor genera ,as spares and Z. Square F. contains
20 lots numbered from to 2f, which measure a, El
lows: ~ " '''
- Nos 2,3,4 81, Q, 1910 lots mcn<uru. eacb
~ et "'t on 'hGait street, by l05 feet in ,i,,h 10,
NO forming the corner of Mac rv and Adam streets
ana lot N" l" h'inins the OF AIacur,y and Bur
Diet streets. ~ '
Nos u, u, l3-a lots, measuring each 300 feet from,
on hurdet street by l50 feet in depth.
NOS ~, -, To- II, IT, l9, 20 81 - 23-lO lots ,u.os
nfng tnci' ~ feet front on Commercial street. by los
'eei IN depth; No IA forming the corner of Commerc;al
ana b''rdef Streets and No % forming the corner nj
C0nnIcrcIal and Adams streets.
Nos "a, % h-3 lots, measuring each 30 feet from, on
Adams street by $50 in depth. WI
Square contains 2G lots, numbered from tn e6
which measure az follows: - " w.
Nos 2,3, 4, s. 6, 49, 1910 lots neas urnr eac,
~ ee front on Commercial street, by los fee, in dent
lot No forming the corner Of Commercial and Bnsie
Streets aud No 10 forming the corner of CommercinI 4
Washing ton streets.
NOS ", u, l5-3 lots, measuring each 30 feet iropton
washington stneet by $50 feet in depth.
Nos IA. - JIG, II, 49, 49, 90, u! % 23-l lots meas
Jung each ~ feet front on Pearl by los feet in
depth lot No Ia forming the corner OF Pearnnd Wash:
and Burdet Streets ~ vail
Nos q %, 2G-3 lots, measuring each 30 feet from,
on bnrdrt street, BY $50 fee, deplh; all american
~ u sss,ass ~ S
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-29
THE TRUE AMERICAN.
BY JOHN GIBgOMo
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
Official Journal of the % launieipalitp.
PUBLISHED
Daily, Tri-Wcekly Il Weekly
N h; w OR l. IA VS.:
SATURDAY IIINE 90. 1890
by JOHN GElBgOMo
SATURDAY, JUNK 20, 1889.

The Novo, oud kbc courcu-1n the lou;s;,,;., oc
v.s,sr,,.v morn;no amman. fill s,o,.,,.,, ~ III H.,
proceedngs or The Second M.,c;,o,, ~, H.. s,h;.o,
of the bonds All the circumstances con,.c,e1 v;th :,
howeverare not mentioned The nrincipa are. tina, on
the 9Th Of June, days subsequent to the passage Of
tile resolutions autIorising the transmission of The bonds
to Europe foI SALE the Comptroller called on the Mayor
for the bonds of the Municipality to be given to the
Ste tie, which then ref,sed because the Finance
Co mec charged it'll preparing the Instructions
This objection was communicated to the Couuc;l ond
as the proceedings show the Council promp,lv met the
views of the Mayor bv taking unon itself 10 mike the
instructions, which, as matter ofcour wonld hav.
heen submitted to him, Two davs afer IN vii, m tho
18th instant the Comp,ro,l.r opon called on the ,,vo,
FIR said bonds md WINS The, ;nc,,,ed ,,, h.. ia, J M,
de liver them until he knew what the instructions Of the
Council were to be-
The Council were unoficially informed of this md
immediately took the necessary stems +, obton from the
Mayor officially refusal to execute the law for rea
son extraordinary. The result is before the public
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-29

Some time since, alluded rather tary to Mr.
Tris the U. $. Consul Havana, and got abused fo
it roundy in the louisianan. The last New York
Herald contains long statement Of the conduct Of h.
nn>Amercanike Consul, and stu,es that the whole
affair is before the President. Had we room we shoulC
repnhish the charges against Mr.. Trst but have
not, refer the reader the Bulletin u the 25ih inst
and therein they will the por,raure Of this man
full length Payton Gay has been dismissed, and Mr.
Va. Buren, owes it the character of country tc
discharge Mr.. Trist.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-29

The mail arrived last evening late, bringing sdyicee
from N. York to the Goth, inclusive.
The cotton market was dull. Sales 1900 bags at l2a
70 l5 for the N Orleans qualities in the lot. Price, of
stocks tended downwards. There has been terrible
crisis among the mlers in tho interior Of New York.
TREAT excitement was elt in Boston upon the sub.
ect Of the arrest of the fishermen at Halifax by the
British authorities
" have intelligence from Louisville to the 22nd
The river at Pit,sburg higher than had been fol
u months, and was still going up.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-29
SYNDlC'S SALE,
BY BACH e. CALHOUN

by BACH Il CALHOUN.
WIZ. be sold on Wednesday, July 3, 1889, at u
w o'clock at the City Exchange in ST loms -
between Royal and Chnrtres streets, by order of Anho
ny ny kasch' Esq Syndic of the creditors Of aess,s
tgerton 4 Wibray. tor the account and at the risk OF
Messrs Edward York, George r. Ogden and 5 Ogden
who have failed to comply with the terms of a sale 81
property hereinafter described, made to them on the
21th January, 1899.
Eleven lots oil ground. situated IN Faubcurg SauIet
"a unlcipally of New Oriranr, in the square buund.
by Clio, pIytanee, Caops and Nayndcs streets, as PEI
plan which will he exhibited at the tue Of sale VIZ
Lot No. l, measuring 90 feet, inches trent on PRIV.
.anss street, by '@o feet n Depth and front Clio
Lots No is, 6, 20, and 10, measure each %
'eet front on Prytanee street by 100 feet deep.
lot No. II, measuring 90 feet itchcs front on PRIV.
lance street. by l2o feet in depth, and from, un CaoIc
street. '
The above lots will be sold separately with the priv.
egt OF an alley in the of the width of IS feet
Terms OF salr-$l8ni' On sh eucl, LOT balance G.
M" "a months credit for approved rndurs, ii mole,
with mortgage until final payment.
J't@ til7i 3iy
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-29

Al the instance Of James Munro Macke, who hath
depostd that he is the alluded to in an article head
ed Adrance Of Medical Science, and published in the
Weeklyi'rue American of the e3l of June, the Grand
Jury found hill of indictment. yesterday against the
editor and proprietor of this Journal FOR LIBEL. The
has been for tra! Wednesday the Sd July
in the Criminal Court. In the mean time, the editor
and proprietor assures his friends and the public that
he isprepaed TO meet the charge without fear or favor
Les. he might be accused of desire to prejudice pub
lie opinion he will abstain present from any comment
upon this extraordinary case but he has made arrange
mea,s ia present in the True American detailed and
complete report of the trial, that The people OF the
United States may learn whether the institutions Of
Louisiana are adequate not to preserve the freedom
OF the public press, and protect the citizen in tile exer
else ofhs sacrcd rights.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-29

The Courier calls our paper morthless. The estab-
ishment my be wor less than that of our contempoa-
ysas we have not yet enjoyed the honor of being prn-
ter to the state and municipalities at the same time;
but as to the journals ,eQseves, weleave to the pub
lie to decide which is 1rortt least.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-29

We have received intelligence, from a. quarter fiat
can be relied on of the intentions of Mexico tow ards
Iexas. Tie hiexican troops approach the es-
tern confines of Texas in small denchments simulta-
neousy and to rendezvous on The Rio Brazos until the
grand body shall number about 5000 men. The centre
sto he supported by detachment of cavalry stretched
% he night and left go as to sweep the whole country
The invading force is to be less than 10000 men,
An extrrminnting is to he waged No quarters to
man. woman child, will be the watchword. M,
house to be left standing in the country. Universal nil
age is TO be allowed 10 incite tho soldery 10 action
The whole command is TO devolve upon Bustamene,
aud should he be worsed in his march by the Texans,
Santa Anna 10 take the field in person. at the head of
10000 men. The campaign is to begin in September.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-29

Mad dogs are about. The Commissary of the LIST
Ward Of the end. Municipality, followed yesterday
morning small dog which he believed was mad, but
before he could get chance to kill him. he bit in his
course several other dogs and even attacked large
bull. Look out.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-29

arrangement pour les Dimanrhcs
;o,r,Ja| Part'ron' aux memes haures que dams ),
yours DE Ia stma inc jusqn henre NJ alors une loo,
nouVe Part'ra de Caroton toules les henrcs ,usou'l
henfes du soir, ct d. la Nouvelle Orleans i;,,nuS
llehfes Gu soir. ''1''
Aprts 10 heurrs du soir e, iusou mimi, m nsA
oh'en'r un char, cheval en- van, Gina pns,rrs md
b" voyage " ais aprcs mnnit on upra paver SO
es Pt's"hhes gun par'ront par la locomotive del
"' 80 Ptocnfer nrs hillets, attenhn quill est defend
hcts. "e"' II" "e"
Les cinnsemens indquts ci>tlessus, cnmnencept 81
nepart DIS chars, Tu jusgn'i moment ayoit lion
m.t''S !. ~ 81 In d" tnavan ncIa liz Il 81 rer,l
rnnt Jnsque hrnres. lis parren, cusnite de Ia viii;
"hehfes Esen' CHrrnlllon jus0ne 3 henres don,W
aS unc hrnre ct rnc pour rufl,aichir z, sc sron
'er da"s "n DIES pins bc"ns jnrms DIES Ela,s Uns \.
Clears drs Rues Jachs,n E, ne In Covr., ~ M
|es chars parr'nt de la me jackson 4 e a.
A. W. ct de la RI" dn Canal g hrures du e~\
I" ~" chnqne hcnre 8henres, lis par,iro,
.Is nel: hcures' j1sqn' aSI heures dn soir,
cnhr qnl dot rnrtir de la rue du Canal al h
hrn l'ar,ra hrnres.
Les Nessitnrs sOnt parculierement priss de ne nd
n""re les picds les COUSINS ct de ne mas fn,e1
dams les chars orsqne lea dunes s'y trouven,. = !,
Bureau de la Compasnie du chemin de fer Il. c.,
roton ct de la NonvelIe Orleans.
~ JOHN HAMPsON, n
''' lngenicur en- che.
"lAnOW GI.ASS-620 boxes English cr,vs
w Windsor glass, receiving and for sas b, u
ne2 . CLANON, 12 Camp /.
NEW BRIGHTON HOTEL,
Pass CHRISTIAN, Miss. II
NHis we'll known watering place is no W omen for !
Al. season, under the immediate superin,entlepce
very considerably improved by additional buiLngs-
DINING room, ball room, billiard rooms nine min olir,i
Stables mud bathing house. Great exer,ions have bsS
70 tTSast ,hs place comfrabIe and sesst
--Isls ara nssy ave for Mnes and ca,t
y. ''"..asarranged for single gsn,l.sasar " IT
- on Alesasf ia sS