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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-02
ARRIVALS

November 30h 1880
Tow boat Pilot Clark from Passes la yuy procco lad
'osen with her w returned TO the ,lty viii, the shin r,-
mon Niagara and ha'que Shannon Left bar on the 18Th
Hltno. ~ ' '"' 80"
Steam hoat Hudson, Davis from the masses r,yi,
rcde !" sea with her tow cl,y with Tho .h,n,
t"rnea" f"'"m"k and schr New England ~'f '
Steam tow hH't shark Mariyn from the passes. hnvn, ~
cecded to with her the civ with the shin
Echn " LUZ sup
ing proc ee'ed l" her with her tow returned to the civ Mn
ships Memphis aud I aronn
Ship Memphis. IL DAYS from N York
Steamship Nachc1, swler, from Havana '"
SHIP Parthen"u. Newell, I'm New York
ship MARGARET. Forbes, King, fin Boston
ship COLUMBIA Clarke, from phiIae phia
Ship Medorn Lain, from New burrypor,
Ship e. no. c'o~ei!: from New York
Earqus shannon. Navel, from New York
I'arque Helen Mar. Ryan rom Ne YurS
i'rie Courier. Atkins Mo.iac
Schr New England Dwiunie. Galveston
sro kosciusko Moss. fun Vermiion, master
Sch molly R S1or ,o.: iron" a'ses'o" to master
Steamer Cherokee. Horuer. I'm paduca
Steamer PhilIppe. Smith, FIN ,lletdonx'. PLANTATION
steamer CIarks,le Irwin. fin Mills ro"t
Steamer Cinderella. Irwin, fm Little Rock
Steamer Hannibal, Bradi>h FIN Alexandria
p Steamer Majestic. Morchouse, I'm Lake Bolivar
-. - December 1, 1899
Br brig Augusta. Lawty from JamHca
Am Srh Ko Mills Audi ~. from velasco
Ship hal les, Coffin from fhiladelphia
Ship Edmund Perk'n. lug 'rs"l. from New York
Steamer Paul Jones' rhom"ssiu FIN Baton Rouge.
IMPORTS
HNo arrival from sea to-day consequently imports N
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Baton Rouse-Per steamer Paul Jones Cargo "A bales Of
ton Burke. Watt co 81 Rvardie bales q n Lee
ga Iehouxa ~ Caldwell Hickey &c bundles leater
25 ae. coton Laure bros GO lids u Ieyerich 90
Gu Follan heg Des"Ie<, Is Martini Gd r. yor Gar,
diner White co. IS bales Gourdam BENT. moss
board. -Eo.
PASSENGERS
Per Paul ,nes. james Porter. l. Mnjee Mre
Bunlen. -.
MEMORANDA
New York, Nov 40 Cid Ship Shakespeare Cornell New
Orleans.t Adventure. Warren N Oreans.
Portland, Ny Ia Cid bai4ue Oxford, Robinson New Or
Ie
New York NV D. Arr Ship India Wes Havana sailed
9Th Nav. Ceres ScudLer, N Orleans
Portland My ID, Cid bargue Falmouth, Davis for New
deans; hTie George Turner. Iisut, Hpsaaa,
Bristol. Nov 10. Cid Emeiine. Pitman, New Orleans
Saen, Nov i6 Arr brig Zen Rienks Hayann
Thonasnn, NoS sid Gill; hip Edwin Ro insan; Nae
chrz; brig New England N o. 18th uza,do, Miller, NO.
, Sid I'm Mi toi. balance, BROW ming. N O.
Boston. Nov H. Cid big Helen New Orleans
oriand Nov 49, lid btiss Jupiter, caarletun Falmouth
New flr.ans =
IRelf,st, Nov J. AR brig Agawnn Orleans
Boston, Nav H. Arr ship Pedonnet, Fnote, Orleans; brig
Geo Ryan Jusdan, New Orleans
lid III p keniufk y, (uev S.ckersnn N leans
senne, Re'le of Missouri rspt Brids.w sank
is in four EilIpm ~atsr.
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: We have taken somo pains with this subject,
and occupied us much space. in common justice.
10 those concerned in these lotteries. We. have
always had full confidence in them ourself, and
have always thought, that the only danger of loss
was to be incurred BY the parties themselves, GER
tainly not by the public. H. -
As tn the petty charges against Mr.. Schmidt,
not paying his printers bills and all that, we have
nothing to say. He owes nothing, although we
have advertised good deal for him, and if he did
and refused to pay, he could be cocrced like any
other man.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-02
From orr |Feeklu EIiti0n 0f Sun1uv

The Mals-We have, at length, the satisfaction
of Announcing tho arrival of two oftho seven mails
due. This dates from New York are to the Goth
instant. The British Queen had not arrived. and
if sllo started on the fist, advertised, was out
eighteen days. Tho news by this packet has bee n
looked for with great anxiety, and the general dis
tresS 50 much '"'"nlaincd of, was expected to he
relieved by the favorable intelligence she would
bring.
In New York on tho 18th, ,horo was small
advance in stocks. L,rge c'n;ttanees were made
by tho packet oft!lc Goth. Bills on London were
from 8! TO 81.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-02

Tribute to Merit.-During his absence. last
summer, Captain Hartwell Reid. was by some in.
trguing, deprived of the office IF Superinten-
dent of the Pontchartrain Rail Road. Captain
Reid returned, few days since, in the Louisville,
and last night. having been invited 10 supper
by friend; quite Unexpectedly to himself
he found there assembled tho officers of the COM
pany, who took OCCASION to present him with a
very handsome gold box, as mark Of respect,
and small tribute for his efficient services as an
officer of the company.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-02

Opelousas'-George R. King and Caleb swayze,
E'qrs are candidates for the Legislature, in the
parish of St. Landry, to supply the vacancy of
James Morgan, Esq. who has boon appointed
sheriff. Messrs. King and Swayze are both wings.
and the contest Is very animated. Jacques Dupre,
tho senator from Opclousas, has given his support
to Swayze, who is tho relative and has the warm
support Of Thomas II. Lewis. King has obtain ed
the supper, and influence of many of the strongest
men in the parish lie is very clever talented and
popular, and will probably be elected.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-02

Ne,5 Dooks.--Johns & Co. have sent US from the
press Of T. X. g. P. G. Collins, Philadelphia,
"Father Butler, and tile Tough Doarg Pilgrims
by W.: II. Carleton, to which is added National
Tales. by Thomas Hood, 2 vols. Every II shn,an
knows Carleton, the historian Of their own Emer>
aid Isle, and the reading public have had many an
hours amusement with his Traits and Stories of
Irish Pcasantry." The present volumes are quite
as amusing.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

F7ovr and Menl-Thcre is st,It n 6 ODD demand ex.
listing for flour, with further sales for shipment at sc IS
per hb for one or two parcels So 37l per bhI. was
Obtained yesterday, To-day holders ask from SC Is
to -! with very small stock in the IN ,rket Ry,
and flour continues without change. Corn meal, y
srlr in bids at $I7 each.
Grain,-Sales of Pennsylvania and Southern wheat
al 81 10 81 20 per h,she Rv.-A sale ut 7e-ctS.
per hu<hel. Corn-Bnt little of the new crop arrvjng
hnt prices for old nre gradually recedins. Sales of
old Southern flat Mt GG for yellow and 60 cts for
white. Oats-SaIcs at 3a1 to 81 cts. for Southern by
the cnrgo.
Whishey.-We haveno change to mole in prices, and
the de. .innd has been limited
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-02

n NDOELARs observation-disclosures from the
:, L subscriber on Friauy evening the s9h November
last the buy GEORGE, form, rly belonging 10 Nessrs
Henry and Laurens, aud for the last two years driving
scnvenger's cart for the Second Mhnicpalty George
i Gne looking boy with very open cnt,nenancr;
about five feet six inches high; the above reward will be
paid To whoever will lodge him in one If the jals OF
ibis municipality. GAtENNlE.
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BA z A A R.
Corner 0f 81 (,hurye. {. ~o,, d.

= '7'' C"''teS y CO"s"'OU NTFFk
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
RuSH II ALLAN would respectfully call The n,
- en'i"n OF citizens and strangers to their complee
assortment OF Gentenens linen -hirts do c.,nbr G.
"'h hMen fronts. fashionable linen fronts: linen col
lars silk, cotton and merino under Shirts and drawers:
ca'br'" and silk hanikcrchiets: bnck and ancy era
wits IN great variety: stocks Of every description gum
elastic and cotton snspen'ers: silk, cotton and thread
gloves g"n,s hoskin sioves umbrellas and canes poI
lunnnel. 49,
A!o, -Splendid assortment of ladies' and gents vr
!'S desks dressing eases port olios, pertumery, cut
terry, nni rich fancy goods.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-02
New ORLEANS. MAY 1889.
COTTON CIRCULARS

u" PRINTED mHh The Grsutest Expedition, and
style unsurpassed IN New ORLEANS, or elss
whore.
ORDERS Lf at COMPILING Room in 81. Charles Ex
hange, Conner Of Grarier 81. or at TRUE
A NJ e CAN PRl NTlNG OFFICE,
corner of Pcvdras and S. Charles Streets, mill be
prnnLilN Attended 10.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-02

Michigan.-This state has zone for the Wh;ys
entire it seems. There are elected a Wing Gov,
ernor, Judge Woodbridge,) a Wing Senate, a
Wing House Of Representatives, and Wing Sens
ator to Congress. Well don, Michigan.
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LATEST Hbu1es
FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES

CLEARANCES
November 3Oh 1889.
Ship Cavalier, Prince IIavre luc,,o
ship Hudson, PAGE IIavre, 10 ~
Ship Damascus Bliss, Hnvre, CRAM =,
Iarque Fanny, Liverpool "a !"
Barluc Indiana. Ludze. Mnrseiles Jo,na1a 7,
i'arque Dale, Burton Liverpool r g InnL ms
tnrquc San Andres Sern, Havana RGron;na :. m
s s"l'ia, ',''aIa' Scmdt 1. Werner
nh
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-02

" lr receipts vi The SHE of the rke,s III he de-
posted in the Cannl, Union. Cn'roI,on Czrns and
oil>onnrd Banks, in New Orleans in the l,u1ue Of
Louis Schmidt jointly with J. Is. PerrauI, nc,,ally
Cashier oithe Ciizen'| Bank, and T. Bn,,,loun ar-
tua, cashier of the Consolidated Bank as rtus,rcs
per act passed hrore A. Muzurrat,, Esq. Not, rub
on the "a May 1882 and the properties Transferred to
r. stees, for the security of the fortunate prize ho-
ders
In New York the monies will be deposited, in the
Phoenix Bank 10 the credit OF the above named !, CITY
Banks Of New Oreaus.
The Public are referred to the acts passed be(ue
A. Naznreau, Esq. Not Pnb. in relation to the prop
Peries which embrace III" respective prizes in the
LOTTERY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-02

The packet ship Memphis arrived safe yesterday,
with her life boat, in this Port, after passage of
nineteen days. 1t will be rocolec,cd, tina, the
Memphis was reported as slow, but her short arri
val will show that it was a mistake.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-02

Wantcd-about two hundred subscribers to our
paper and about as many more to our Reading
Room None need apply, unless they have got tho
means of paying Also, any number of advertise
ments that can be furnished, at tho usual prices,
and something less, if we can't get more.
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TRUE 4 Mt,ARYDAMa
GOGNDD1 IONS 2

q q
The DAILY Paper is neatly printed with small
typo on an extra, double medium sheet, at Sl2
per annum payable som, annually in advance.
The TR'.wEEkLf Paper, containing Tho reading
matter Of two dailics, $40, payable in advance,
where no city reference is given.
Tho WEEKLY TRUE AMERICAN, made up from tho
daily papers, during the week. will DO sent 10 sub
scr'hers who pay IS per annum in advance, and
to none other, unless acceptable city reference
IS gwen Subscribers respectfully solicited
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-02

e 4 hE q |. TON

tt!i& no % E = Ton GEiA
~ LAVAUD has the honor of informing his friends
- and the public in general lut he lns taken the
Hotel at Carrollto2 where no trusts he will receive
The calls of his old friends and all lovers Of good cheer
Private parties viii be handsomely provided for by
giving little notice beforehand. He is willing I, enter
mo arrangements with families individuals desirous
..nselns lli summer at CarrOilt0n. m20
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OFFICE OF THE EIREMAN's INs,,R.rcp

OFFICE OF THE FIREMAN's INSURANCE. Co
OF New ORLEANS
VIE Stockholders of this Company are hereby no.
tined that the 10Th nstau,ent on their stock is duo
Rrd payable on the 9TH Of October next ut the office e
me company. sept II Ell TRACY.
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STEAM ROAT RTIIS-

OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS ofSTEAM
~ HCAFS can A"r" their Bills struck cf, in
despatch, ard on Inro,"bie Terms, by learning their
OnnEns MTNUE AMERICAN OFFICE c-nr, ="
Povdrn+ and ST. Charles streets
TIE Terondah-S1. Charles 7h.nfrt-Comp st.
Theuue-Caidpelrs 81. Charles Arcade-Hpfels.
-Storcs-SYuarrs Of Ground Se-
CAPITAL PRIEST.
T OUlS1tNA GRAND REAL ESTATE AND
IL STOCK LOTTERY, Office corner Of Cnral
and 81, Gu rles streets, authorized by a law OF the
Stale. 9Th March 1926
LOTTERY. 1891 prizns. draws Bis, December, New
Years Eye, and finished in one drawing
TIE GRAND TWO MILLION LOTTERY.
10000 PRiZEs!!
VIII commence drawing as soon practicable after
the Fms Lottery.
l}'N"lrs :" any banks in the Union, bic are gem
orally tnnk'hl" i" the S'.e they issued will be
n . i" u fl sso which are i" the h"'
CALDWELL, OAKEY & PRITCEARD,
ME Propre1ors Il Managers.
CLASS No. I.
TNtiE / "lf Million or Camp Street ! he,ye Class Of
j. lhr lomis!nm GRAND REAL ESTATE AND
STOCK LOTTERY, will positively Le drawn on the
3st December, New Years Eve.
CALDWELL, Oakley Il PRlTCHARD.
nc Office corner Cam! an,l St Charles sis.
MEDICINES, &c.-Lnn''og from ships St. Louis.
III Cherokee, Louisville, Josephine and Ohio
Pulv. rhubarb in
Sicily birthstone do
Indigo in CerDnns
Nadder j" casks, barrels and kegs
Snlt pere in kegs
Flour Sui phur in barrels
Ground ginger in do
Race ginger in bags
90 hhls castor oil
Sal soda in casks
Sal;rratus in do
SedIi'z and soda powders
Castor oil hotties
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-02

$50 REWARD-Eanawny on the LIST No.
~ y,enher, the negro GEORGE, speaking Eng
MA lish and French, aged about 13 or - years 5
----s feet or ) inches high short and thick set
small eyes prominent forehead, open and free gat
having one OF the front teeth in The upper jaw broken.
looms with small blue stripes, and eingam shirt
SAID negro worked Il long while with MI VIM. Stone
brckiayers hand FERNANDO LEMOS,
n9-iC M 323 n,u,k;,o q,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-02

ARRANGEMENT SUNDAYS:
The will leave the in week DAYS
Wnt O'clock r NJ when Locomotive will leave CarroIton
every hour until O'Clock, " and New Orleans Ell hour
until oCork PM
An Horse Car can be obtained before Tor NJ
by paying dollars for the Trip Aher I2 O'clock r A.
~ dollars will be charged.
Persons going by the Car provide themselves
with Tickets the conductor positive not to
receive money in lieu thereof.
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CANDIDATES.

SAN141A1 Lilo
U We are authorised nounce that, at the solicit
taton of large number Of the citizens o: the three
municipalities, Nr.WILLIAM FKEREr has con Sen,ed TO
the presentation of his to his fellow citizens at
the next ensuing election, candidate for the office
of Mayor OF the City Of New Orleans.
II Nous sommes autoris6s h announcer QUA la
dc,nandc dun grand nombrc dc, ctoyens des trois
municipalities, Mr.. WILLIAM FnEREr CONSENT
sc presenter CONNIE candidat la place dc Marie
Ia plochanc election.
u l.. U. CANINE, ri the solicitation Of many of his
friends, has consented t., become candidate for the
Office of Mayor Of this city.
u NOTlCE-Ship Niagara, Captain Cole, from
Philadelphia, is now d ischargng tiers above the
Mint Cons enees are part cunrsy requested to attend
to the receipt their "p'yds from the ltvee.
IL NJ COMFY, 81 Camps
W NOTICE-ti Bsrseroi, c Spreugrr, George
Browne, DIR " X Taylor, 5 f. BosbaIc cnnsisnees of
goods per ship Niagara, Capt. Cole, from Philadelphia
are reGue stei Il. make known their residence to the
,scharsng clerk on the evee Otherwise their Goods
will be stored at their expense. N + Comfy,
Dc 81 Camp st
I5'Cons,gnees Of <, DDS marked o ' 4 q k & P
& +, on board ship 81 Mary from New York are re.
4uesed 10 mako themselves known to the clerk on the
Levee. p LAIDI.AW.
u The packet ship ST. Mary, Capt Foster, is dis
cha,gn opposite Hospital street. Consigaees will
please attend on the Levee TO the receipt of their goods
BUNCH RAIslNs-6U0 boxes landing and for
- sale by Comfy,
NAtLS-20t kegs naiIs assorted sizes, now landing
\ from, barqns Josephine, for sale by
n2a ADAMS & WHITALi., 81 Gravier st
II AlLs-7O0 kegs in store "f sorted Nos. Nails,
l Brads and Spikes for salsby + Comfy, 1
, no 81 Camp ST
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TO HOUSEkEEPERS, HOTELS, STEAM
BOATS, md COUNTRY DEAIERS

VuNliE Subscribers are now rcc wing direc, fron ,h.
mHnntncorcs, large supplies Of Glass, Chinn and
Enrhenwnrr lo"king GLASSES, Plated and Silver are
house furnishing gocus genrrnv which thew offer nj
unusually low prices, al No. II Camp street, and No. "a
Common street. n:O-4w b BROWEI} T. Co
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1t shall he nj the option of the winuers of priyes Of
bank stocks, either TO take the stock itself or the par
value thereof in cash.
MODE or DRAWING
100000 tickets, from to o0,GnO will he put in one
wheel, and zoo prizes, with the blanks in another: to
every number prize or blink will be drawn. until al
the prizes determined. leaving the balance of mum.
bers in the wheel-blunks.
Orders for the above Iottery will be receyad at the
Office under the Vrrandah, corner of ST. Charss md
Common streets, and at No. lOi Chartres street New
Orleans, and promptly forwarded Orders ifum the
country. post paid, containing rsnaHceG for ile NUN.
her of tickets required, addressed to
SCHMIDT l. HAMILTON, Now Orleans.
Il steanhna, will be provided to taks, to Flord,
such passengers as may he DESTROYS 10 witness the
drawing.
jacksonville, Fla April, 1889. NAV
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-02

SERVANT FOR SAl.E-A. most likely mulato
~ gir aged about 10 yours very good cook, su:
'perlor washer, ir"ner and toerabe sean,sress ana
house servant SOBER "bedieut and good tempered
lle above servant would be an acquisition in any
family, and IS sold because her owner is DESTROYS Of
American. 20, :.
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2 THE JACKSON AND LACOURsE STREE'rCARs
Leave the head of Jackson q o'clock AM Canal
street al oc'n.k At halfpast o'clock they Commence to
.sasr o ends every hall hour. until " o'clock except
s that instead OF env'. Canal street 81 O'clock car
will leave there ut 9ocinck PM.
lt is particularly requested that gentlemen will not put
their feet upon the cushions, cars When ue,
present.
Office New Orleans & tarrntsn
Rail Rond Company,
Ocobc, 2ad, jt:g. JOHN JJAMPSON
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MAyURAITy OF NEW ORLEANS

T'llE price of noar being this day s. Is per barrcl
"cco,ne to the tariff the bakers will give IS
o!'l'ces Of bread for ten cents, dnring the week begin
nng on Monday next, the It'll instant. The oavcs of
second quality, or Of tlnee for ten CENTS sbu w.;oI D,
per cent more, viz: 49, ouncss.
MA CGENOiS Mnvor
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-02

Congress meets this day. 1t is than probable,
there will be the opening and organizing the
House of Representatives. The seats of FIVE Wing
members, from New Jersey, contested by five Loco
Focos, who threaten To play the Harrisburg game and
not visit for decision the disputed caims to the
seats, but rush in, bcaked by mob ana take them by
force. The Wing members have the certificate of cleo
lion are uiry returned, and have undoubted righ,
to their seats and vote for Speaker 1t is the duty of
the House 10 refer the claim. of the contrasting me,~
beers to committee fer nnatio", and to report on
them. The House then decides on their validity and
awards the seats to those legally entitled to them,
whether II be the sitting members their opponents.
But it is animated from various quarters, that the Loco
Focos will demand their seats instaater to vote for
Speaker. The House is nearly divided between the
parties, that four OR five votes, either way, will turn
the scale. The l.ocos will make desperate push to
carry their man for Speaker and they confidently assert
that they will do so! rhis only be done bv vo-
lencc, and if the Wigs snnd firm as they no louh,
will do scene will he enacted the like of whc! has
never occurred in our National Legislature. We ho7t
we may be mistaken in the signs of the times
In addition to the above c. }. lnserso Loco Foco
who fell short Of Mr.. Naylur Wing, nine hundred
one thousand votes claims the seat in preference, an.
both of them have gnne to Washington and selected
their seats. Mr.. Naorh certificate, and was e+c te,
over Mr. Ingersoll by large ma nrty from phadel
phia county, and yet the latter has resolved to have tn
scat nall rs rolen..
, ltseems pretty certain that r. W. Prkens Of Sont
Carolina, is to be the Loco Foco candidate for Speaker
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-02

$4,000 tickets, at $l1 scheme price, 81 800 MOO
>cIlIig price so per IIckri.
SYLVESTER 4 Co.. l5t Broadway, NEW YORK
Solc Agents.
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Hollands Benefit on tho last night of the little
Camp, was bumper. We won bet of master
George, upon tbs occasion. His modesty would
not permit him to hope for moro than S7OO-and
wo felt certain it would exceed eight; VIC just men
II ned the fact, that it might not DO forgotten
when we present our personal dranght upon his
wine cellar The performances were very
spirited, and in Frightened TO Death, ovc1y actor
did his part. Mrs. Debar sang well, and Debar
played well, and we laughed most immoderatety,
the best sign in tho world that the piece was CT
iective and well played, for seldom ever laugh,
and since have been turned out of Office We
don't laugh at all, unless il at tho other side of
our mouth. which is rather gloomy laugh.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-02
ST.. CHARL ES. THEATRE

ST. q !ClHARL Es:: THEATRE.
-. =: Stage Manaser--NIr. i,nrre,t, ,s..
First appearance Of Mrs. pnl M j. M FIELD
This Evening, % DEG. will be performed the
=: HUNCHBACK. =. 49, :.
Sir Thomas Clifford, ~: MR. NJ Field
+ Julia, s'.''s...E =. Mrs Field
10 conclude with the Romantic Spectacle of
!: = PETER WILKINS ..
OR -. -,
The Flying Islanders.
Nicodemus CrowquilI, -, Mr. Holl.nd
Peter Wilkins, Mrs De Bar