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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21
PRAIRIE

H. PROCTOR presents hi hest compliments to his
4 friends, the public of NY nrlea's, AMI 10 all
strangcrswho my he passing u few days in the .itv,
and informs them that he viii he ready in IL few day, 10
receive them mt TINT pleasant retreat, the L X a K
COTT a q r, situated o. the Lake shore. Persons
travelling either from Springfield, De jacksonville. or
Madis"nville, or the CITY. can there meet with good
rherr-inc accommodations and polite nlicnlion-and
all parties ty way Of the Nashville Railroad can he SER
we'd in II private md pleasant room, by Civ ing one days
notice Cf their Intention to come.
The proprietor doubts not thnt inducements for u
visit will be ioumd in the advantage the Cntage pre-.
sents to the invalid, and those wearicd with the heat,
dust, md hustle of the city. The pure aud delicious
air constantly ilonting either from the Lake or the great
prairie-the one refreshing and the other loaded with
fra GRANGE, will ever give unlningled delight 10 the wan>
derer in search either ofhealth or pleasure.
i. Proctor appeals therefore with confidence to tic
patronage of those who know his method of serving his
friends, and doubts no, that most strangers visiting the
city will honor him with a Gull. Hc Intends making
Prairie Cottage one of the most agreeable places of rCs
sor, in the ncig hb"rhood ofthe ciiv.
The proprietor guaranteos TINT his wines, liquors &c
&c. shall he ofIhc MO I choice nature ut the same
time he will devote his attention to procure all the ear
lest lelicscies und viands of the season for his table.
mJI-tn,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

The Salisbury Cur"lnian, Calhoun to the core, is
fully of opinion, after having read the majority and mi
nority reports of the Swartwout COMMITTEES, that Mr..
Woodbury. is " intellectually and morally unfit for the
office Of Secretary Of the Treasury. Wonderful dis
covery! Any man who will read one Of his annual re.
ports will be convinced of this fact. He is nothing n,ore
than a plant tool in the hands Of a corrupt Executive.
10 sum up his character in n few words he was an
open federalis, in IS % and elected as such to the gov.
ernorship of New Hampshire. Who Gun repose faith
in traitor , No one hut n traitor himsclf,-a"d such
WAS Mr.. Van Enrrn, for he was a rank fcd1ralis, in
1872. birds Of feather, &C."
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

MUsEUm.-We are assured that Peuie is coming next
winter, to establish here n splendid Museum, worthy of
this great city. A large capital is to be invested in the
undertaking; and an immense collection of curiosi'ics
is i'll preparation. The reputation Of Mr.. Pea!e is II sutli-
cient guarantee of success. We have long been in want
of Il museum in New Orleans. Tlc existing museum
is not worthy the name, being hardly as large as M o'-
binary gentlcnnn's cabinet Of curiosities. 1t attracts
bu, few visitors. A scientific man, possessing the pub
lie confidence, would receive almost exclusive patron
age in an undertaking of the kind, aud such Il man Mr.
lealc undDub tcdly is.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

Emerson's first part Of the North American Arill'mc-
tic was received yesterday by muil. 1t is a duodecimo
Of forty.eight pages, and intended for the smallest chi'>
drcn. 1t proposes to teacl, numbers by taking ten APP
pies, ten hens, ten dogs, &c. and showing tho child
how to combine. We are totally opposed to all such
pucri!e modes Of teaching. The Eastern schools arc
full Of them md we do not find them producing any
greater men than the old common sense plans Of educa
ton. We cannot therefore ecommend Encrson's
Arithmetic.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

Mr.. Spencer. the conductor Of the train on the Carrolton
Rail Way was not long since attacked through tho press
for a wanton caroessness in executing the duties Unsigned
him, thus endangering the lives of the passengers. we have
before us a note from the former lessecs Of the road, which
proves the allegations to he without fouudation. Mr.. Spen-
Ger has been lucky in obtaining n certificate from some hun
dred gentlemen, in the habit Of travelling on the road, and
they all ngrec that his conduct has been that Of a gentleman
always prepared to do his duty to the utmost. a long knowl-
edge of MI. s. enable sus to add our ties, imony in his favor
We do not know a maa bet ter qualified for the station Of Ton
due tor of The tIain.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21
Galveston, May IA, 1899.

Fatal ACCIDENT a Frenchman by the name Of
Charles CARAT, a whitessmith employed by Mr.. Cham.
pion of this city, came to his daath yesterday about one
O'clock P. NJ. under the following circumstances. He
had been to the ship Vile de Bordeaux to inquire when
she would sail, and in returning down the plank from
her side to the deck of the Oconee. slipped his foot and
was prccipitated Into the hold of the latter vessel. His
* rs fractured md he died Instantly.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

The Treasurer of Indiana has called on Mr.. Woo berry for
the 9Th, .in,lalmcnt oftke surplus revenue. Call on, from now
ill doomsday. and you shall call in vain: lie has intended that
treasury notes will he taken in payment. Alas! they arc
yanted to sustain the interests Of the party and to inter ere in
the state elections.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

There is quite d difference Of opinion among the
stockholde re- oflhc Clinton and Fort Hudson rail road
Company as to the best method Of dispensing Of the
bonds of the state to be issned by law 10 that concern
for hall a miIlisn Of dollars. The Uni n Bank has
made certain propositions to take all the bonds, and 10
advance on interest $2O0,n00 in its notes, until the bonds
"re sold. Great orpo 'ition is made, and deservedly too,
to such a project. The only plan, in our opinion is, for
tie company to send an agent nut to Europe, and there
dispose OF the bonds. They ne per cent securi'ies and
can easily be sold. The company's bank can, by this
aid, get cut Of its present difficulties, and the road 60
on rapidly to completion. Let the company eschcw all
connection with our city banks and stanl on its own
foundation The state has come 10 their help, and they
should he bold in sustaining the rights Of East Fclicianu'
Our city institutions have more than they can do no"
ut hame.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

The extra session OF the Pennsylvania Legislature
commenced on the 9th inst. The object is to enact such
laws bearing upon the tenure of Office, as n change in
the constitution has rendered necessary. and 10 pass the
general appropriation bill, which failed at the las, ses-
sion. Mr.. Thadleus Stevens has been excluded from
the lower house by a large majority.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

To talk Of sending Colonel Stone TO Europe TO
gather materials for the history Of New York what a
farce! Washington Irving is the only man in the Stale
fit for the duty.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

The question has been asked Does the land on
which Banks buildings are situated 60 with the houses
to the fortunate holders Of these prizes ? Most assnr-
eddy it does. Its surprising that any man Of common
sense should entertain a doubt upon this point. While
on this subject, we are glud to hear. that nearly all the
tickets reserved for New Orleans have been sold, and
the managers will he compelled to sncroach upon those
numbers intended for other cities to supply the de-
maud in this city.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21
WILLIAM r,

LOUISIANA WARE ROOM,
may II No. 50, BIENvILLE-sT. NEW ORLEANS.
=, ILLl.-5 tons English blstcred Steel, 70. sale by
- aP 20 SHALL Il BROWN, HG Magazine ST
REUTER- " LAkD-ioU kegs !arL. $50 do supe-
eS ror Western butter. for sale BY
my6 G. DORSEY, A New Levee
ElAC'N SIDES luO casks IN store for sale by
hb myG DORSEY, Al New Levee
aeRESERi ESQ boxes receiving from New YORK
l. per ship ticOtee. for sale by
my SilALL& BROWN, &c Magazine st
ZONES Natural Philosophy -kirkham's GTammur
- Comhe's Pi'renolnsy; Spnraheim's Phrenology ;
ains"orih's fHtioua'y; necalugtes OF Devils Ii
brary vi instruction an Amusement, b vols. \ further
supply asst received by 4 IDWAR,
my ~ Camp 1t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21
CIIEMIN DE J. Err
Ape 10 heurrs du soir, on pcut obtonr un char, "a
clnI plnstrcs pour IL voyage.
arrangements pour les DimanchrS,

IF~T0nSemcNs I0Nr les DiMaNcNrS,
Les chars 'lrtlrunt aux meInes iieures que dams les
Jours de Ia semainc jnsqu' a lcnrc + NJ. Inc loco
motive purtira de CarruIlion lnulrs les hrurcS, IusQu' Il
s lIeurrs du soir, ct de la Nnuvcl!c Orleans lasqu'a
9 hcnicS Gu soir.
-Four r~ag'cmcn, dcs personncs q,i Sc rcnlcnt IA Car
!"lton par lie cnar de- ) llcurcs, ct ui ne dcsircnt pas y
dcimeurrr juSqu' d 3 l.euies, lr char qni pa TAFT atpari'-
want de Carruilloh d Il lrn's, rest" 10 lnsqu' b. hcurrs,
pour bonner lie temps de jour dune promenade ag,e-
uple dams I'm des plns traUX iarlins DIES Elats lnis.
Les Iers"nncs 1ul partlrunt par Ia locomotive, dcv-
ront se procnrcr DIES billets, nltrndu qu'il est detcndu
AUX conductors de rccevolr de l'Mse"t au lieu dc
biIluls,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

CowEIL had II bumper at the Camp lasievcnin5. Wa
dropped in a minute to see him aud his son play the
two Cracks, in the Turnpike Gate. They were excee
dinghy amusing. as the sides of those who were pres
ent will doubtless testify this morning.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

Seventy five thousand dollars were recsivcd on The
Erie anal the FIRST seven days days of this month. rs
many wouldle taken in the sans Tine, if our rail way
we're hlished to Nashville.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

SUlcIDE.-Cleri Bonana,, who was in prison for
murder and who had been sentenced by Judge Cnnonse,
committed suicide yesterday afternoon, by cutting his
abdomen across in n most horrible manner, and pre-
sen,ing n ghns,ly spectacle. He had not exh bi,ed the
slightest contr ton, and when unobscrved rushed into
the preseucc oft!le Great Avcnsrr,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS!
The cars VIII leave ii the same hour, as III tn week DAY
until O'Clock, l.. NJ. when a,Locomulye vii ra.g CorJEt.U
every hour, uull c O'clock, y. NJ.
For IN" accommodation "trcrso"s stsitjn@ t"riuit. y, - The
D O'Clock car, aud W he may tol wish 10 remain here Gal' :
O'Clock, Ihr ca thai has heretofore loft tariul}on 81 BUcluCh
VIII rrniam until ~ o'clock, thereby allowing III, m uus holr
10 enjoy the pleasant walks Of one Of the most b,d0tyUl Cur
deus III the UHitcH STATES.
fer."n- gong by the I"t"m"'ivom must pr".ldo thouseiyrs
with Tickets, AS the c"ndmtI has positive dircciDns not IL
receive money III llU thereof.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21
thu0ifs RucS Jackson CT deM Course.

NHIN~kItS KHFS J0thSON q 0t n I 0NFSr.
Ces CHARS pnrIiront dc la rue anckson a Is hcures,
A. NJ. TT de Ia rue du Canal d g. lru,cs du nlatn CT
c"urnnt cilaqua heurn. a " heures, lis IarIr"nt tou'cs
les DEM lcu,es. jasqu' Il heurrs du SOY, de la rue
Jackson, ~ Iusqu' Il . lrurts de Ia rue du Canal, rN-
ceptr a 81 tie la rae du Canal.
Les Mrs-irurs sunt pnitlcuiiCrcmcu prize, dc ne pas
METRE les pIcts SIN les COUSINS, ct dc ne pas iumci
dams les cha,s lorsque les DANES s'y truuvrnt.
Bureau i" Ia Crmpagnir du chcmin dc fer de Car
rolltun II dc la Nouvelle Orleans.
JOHN HANPSDN,
rmil3 Ingenicu "a cllnt.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

4 DVANCES-Thc subscriber rs he only, mud cX-
~ clusiyrl, an 'horisel agent, by the House of Mess.
Wildrs, Pickcrs"il Il Co. If liverpool, (n which the
opulcnr firm of i"ldrn Brothers ave rntrncri.l is rsndy
to make n lvanc"s '"n consignm"ntS to the address, Of
Wildes, PickcrSgill 4 Co. SMl. WRIGHT,
m2l-6t 50 Canal st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

Exchange on England has ud.Gnccd in New York,
and st ocks have fallen. N. o. Gns Light stuck Wis
sold on the iItl, a. 50 DAYS, for 9iI. Cotton lrisker,
but no ctnnsr IN rates. Flour dull at s. 81. The mo-
ney market in Philadelphia vas easy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

In rEREsTING FROM MExlCu.-l he arrival of a schr.
from Veia Cruz on the 9Th, brings intelligence of the
complete discontinue of Generals Mcjia and Urea.
The former, who was well knunn here, was shot by or
der OF Santa Annn. Urea and Escalula succeeded in
making their escape aud fed. The battle was fought
at Ajacetr, near Puebln' The government troops were
commanded by Valencia. Business is expected l." lie
viye.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cl.EAEANCES.

Cl.EAIANCES.
#e m May 90, 1889.
Ship New England, Swnnton, for Liverpool.
A II Haynes
Ship st Law renee Chase, for Liverpool, G BuckIin
Ship Alexandria. Turner. for Liverpool, Luz Gale
Ship Uaicoru. Chi !, fur Liverpool, jill Wis
Ship Louisa, T,ucman. FIR New York. A Cohen
Ship Auburn, Durphy, for Nsw York, PLaidIaw
Ship F"rmnsa, Crawford. for New York, Van Wyrk & co
Brig Orleans. Horton, for X chmond. A S Addison & CO
Schr Emblem. Russell, for Havana.
H Caldwell & Trufaut
Schr byron. rearsal. for Rio Grands. d Goldsmith
schr Delta. Sutton. for Gloucester, Massachusetts,.
T Weld
s,eam packetC ouml ia. Windie. for Galveston.
Smith { Voorhees,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

The tidings ircm the wheat growing districts are
highly satisfactorily. The plan, is we'll advanced, and
the prospects for an abundant crop are Of the most IA,
vorablc kind.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

vsNIiE WEBSTER NASE-Ncatly engraved OH II
z small card, accompanied with Il Memoir OF Nh.
Webster aud Il brief extract from his crlchtatcd speech
ull&50, with II pattern Of the Vase, tor sale, wholesale
and retail, No Ii thmlcs st.
Also, Il miniature Likeness tf Mr.. Webster; al o n
Declaration Of Independence, with fac Smiles Of the
names. may Is
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

WANTED. at the St. I harlrs Recalling Room, Saiu,
Charles Street, an active, in1eliistn, lad, 10 act as Pc
ter, Who can read aud wr!Ic.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21
SIR, CIOEEIiS


S1T,1t, CIVFFTS
w Z l. L C o N G. r T,
Prior to his departure for Europe,
WIFI take place on SATURDAY next. May the
w Goth, at the st Louis Exchange. For further
particulars see small bills. NIL
DAM NOTE PAPER- Just received an invoice
ID of bunk note paper, of Amies manufacture, and for
sale by ALEX TOWER,
m2i 40 Camp street
NXClIhNGE on Cincinnati atsight, for sale by
IL mel A TRlER, "a Gravicr ST
FkNO tENT-A comfortable dwelling house in Curon-
L delet street a few doors from Canal ST; possession
given Immediately. AppIyio DOYLE g. A
mol 3Curondelet st
ELOUR-8G6 brls landing from Hat boat, ior sale by
Il m2l q DORSEY. "a New Levcn
M ~HIsKEY-3O) b1ls rectifcd, for sale by
w NIL GDORSEY, "A New ieyee
ARD-800 kegs leaf lard, for sale hv
Ia mel GpOtSEY, A New Leyse
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

From the hrs, information, we learn that tn. crop ct
cotton pitched the present season is considerably shor'
Of that planted last year.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

Governor McNuu has succeeded III dividing the Van
Buren, party in Mis- issirpi b. his cnmity to the Union
Bank.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

T! ere are some eighty pe,sons connected with the
Boston Custom House. Boston Post.
And they take spt cial care TO pay them selves by the
Swartwout mode Of disc"unting the public money.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

NEWFOUNDLAND D~OG-Missing since Monday
Y the 18th instant, n Newfoundland Dog. ,nnel
Cnpkniue-he is of n I'rinlle col r, and well known as
the property of the subscribers. a tibcrnl reward will
be given for his delivery to DOYLE & NAY,
m1i ) Curunh, t.t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21
The following are the Drawn Numbers Of the Grand
State Lottery, Glass Is.
J. Is / "a l6 3s &C AZ 10 A. 50 36 %

III IOlUWluS Hc TIE yTuWH ulliuG VI lo NJuLu 1
State Lottery, Glass IS.
Is l "a l6 SO &c AZ loAo 50 36 %
THIS DAY,
Capital prize, $4,000! T,cke,s only 81 90
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
No. 60, Extra. Au,horized By the Legislature
Of tho State, To be Drawn This Day, May 81, 1889.
Al huff past Z O'clock, ut Bishops Hotel Common st.
S DAVIS u Co, Managers
rs Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
2 ,6l4 Prizes, amounting to $l45,798
Tickets So oO-Halves 81 5O-Qnarters 7Gc
Certificate of package of 25 whole tickets for s75
Warranted to draw at least $33. Certificate ofpnckugc
of25 half ticketslCor : y 50, warranted TO draw ut least
SIG 50. Package o! s5 Quu'ter tickets for $40 rs war-
For Packages or single Tickets. apply
Nlay2l At Managers office lG Chartres SITS
- CARROLLTON 9IzA
ssssi@H HOTEL. SsiM.
( y LAVAuD has the honor of informing his friends
~ md the public in general, that he has taken the
Hotel at Cnrrolltnn, where no trusts he will receive
Private parties will be handsomely provided for by
giving a little notice beforehand. lie is willing to cntc,
into arrangements with families or individuals DESTROYS
of passing the summer Mt Carroll,on. m2O
OFFICE OF III MISSISSIPPI MARINE ANI
flkE RANG COMPANY.
New Orleans, May 90, 1889.
V1NHE Stockholders Of this Institution are i,ercb,
l. notified, and required to pay in, an instalmcnt .
thirty dollars on each sla,r. on or before the list o
Ju"c next, ct the Coampany's office.
BY order Of the Borard.
HENRYLOCKETT,
me0 I'm President, pro TEN
nR. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE Plies nr
- so well known to the public that it is hardly ne
ccssarv to give u detailed statement of their value an
use. The following articles will fully convince any on
Of the claims the doctor has upon the public to plac
confidence in his preparations.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

~ The letter bag Of the fast sailing ship Alcxan-
dria, for Liverpool, will be taken from the Subscribers
office at 4 o'clock this evening.
mol LII GALE, 93 Common It
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

FOR BOSTON
The fac A 1 ship AVATAS, Capt. Snow.
SSEs has ing part Of her cargo eng aged, viii haze
EI4IR d.<,sui, Ii. For freight or pussage, apply 10
,,-t SA JP WHITNEY, IS Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

TO LET.
IA Three comfortable dwelling Houses, sep
lp.Ell nralc yards, with cisIcrns, &C., situated No
Jaa.lJNl. l69 and III st Joseph street, aud No u ltllon
street, near the Circle. Apply to } OFT.
may 10 rl It
no tENT.
"A A large four story h,ick housr, just finish
fsaH If cd at the corner of t;rnvirr and turond"lct SIS,
lIslM, Its contiguliy to the Exchange Hotel makes
it desirable for II tourdiug house. 1t will he let til ,h,
lst Of November, at low rent, with the privilege a,
cuse upon terms to be agreed upon. II
may 10 lw JAMES II CALDWELL.
NEW ORLEANS Il tARROLlTUN RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

Real estate in Eus. New Yor "a plain on Long Is,
and, laid out in streets and alleys, is all the 20 in Co.
imam. 1loy are going to make an East-cnd of this
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

The Hon. Johh Mkinley arrived j, this city ycs,et
day, ard has his lodgings at Madam Pages.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

No. li,774. NJ. Du Bosr vs.. his Creditors.
On motion of Gee. w. Bots, Esq ofrounsel for the
insolvent, and upon showing to the court that an error
has crept in the notice calling for IL meeting OF creditors
in this case, and thai consequently said meeting cannot
take place. Ii is ordered by The court that a new meet
ing take place ut the office of Philippe lnc"stc, Esl.
nutary public, on Saturday The 18th day of June, l3Se,
then aud the re to deliberate on the affairs ofIhe petition
er, and take into consideration the matters set forth III
his petition.
Extract i,om the m~inutes-Clerk's Office. New Or
leans, May IA, 1889.
HAY IL y ARMAND PILOT, Clerk.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

The t.. 5. Senator from Connecticut, Mr.. Kimberly
has resigned on account ofill health.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

A tAitD
Ep0BlNSUN s. GOODWIN (f3 Chu,trcs street,
! Z rrSI'Pct'uii, infor u their irir nds and the public
c"lIrraiiv, III I l. GDud Yin, q! the above firm, will leave
for ~" York about the Isl of unc. They Invite these
WIN may wish garments made To their ucusurc 10 Gull
md leave their orders prev ioUs to that liInc.
may l., II
EeACnN S!niS-H0 ca ks Cine iunati cured, for
a. snl by G. DORSEY,
may II A New I.evce
n E&S IiEt r Ia half hls, Tor snir ly
Ifs uav i q DORSEY, Al New I.evec.
TX INK! = lNKi!!-lust received Twelve greece OF
i very superior dol Ink. packed in one dozen boxes,
iur sale Y the dozen or grprr. hy
DAVID FELT, N York Sta,ioners' Hall.
NAV ~ 81 Charlres 1t,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

LATEST FROM Teas We hive Galveston dates of
The l7th.
Admiral Bnudin, in the ship Neriad sailed for IIa-
vana, accompanied by the armed brig Curossier aud
steam ship Phueton) on the 18th. Whilst a, Calves
ton, every hospitality was extended to the veteran Adj
mirul and in return he frusicd and entertained the Gal
vcstoninns on board his flag ship, prior to sailing. The
following correspondence took place in exchanging
courtcsies, which we copy from t etivi ian.
GYIYEsEnN lIrY
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21
VrrAr DE LA lOUlSl ANE-Cuu, de- Pnrojssr
Ia pour la paruiss,, ct willie dc la Nou,ellc OrltuuS-
Present Honorable Charles Mamnn. jug.
Mai iIlh 1889.


En- melton de q. W. Bolts, Esq. avocat pour Fin.
~soIvnhle, ct Gu nionlrunt une rrsuul qui sc ,ruuvut dams
rannonce dern!cr pour asscInblrr les crcnncierS, ct rn
consequence de Get errcur in.scWnblten n u pms cue
licu-li est ordonEc par la Conr, gu unc assemble
nouselle aura lieu au bureau dc Philippe i.aroSie, Esq.
notalre, en- Samedi le Is Jnin, 1880, qland ct on on va
delll'elor sur les ntTlires du polittonhuire CT ~prrtdrc eli
consideration les maticies cuntenues dams Ia irl;lun.
Extrnii du reinstatement,
Eurra" du CRETE, la Nonvelle ORLEANS, Maj H. 1854.
MI Il RMAN rlltr, Eftitn +.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-21

VE<i!E NEG'ESS CATHERINE viii l., sold At Il
great harsui, at private sale. Ii 10, rrrsiauslv
,hs pns d Of before Saturday next, shs will thea he >"td
at auction, by Hewlett & Cenus, II, tls Hrw Exchange,
st Louis Street, at = o'clock, nmon. She is II frs, RTE
cook and house servant, speaks French and English, and
will he fully guaranteed in every respect, EXCEPT once
having absrntsd herself, but returned homo Of he! vMn
ncruri. She is u dark tiriifr, ahoIt ~ years Of n.y. Hpd
a better or more useful servant there is not in ilrrE.
Terms, one half cash balance at months cirIit.
Appiylo DO1LEN LAY
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