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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-05
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A BEAUTIFUL Lheadof Harris the grandest
"A ornament, belonging to the human frame.
How strangely the loss of it changes the
|countenance and prelnaturely brngs on,t the
appearance. ofold age,which causes many to
ieeoil atbeing uncovered, and sometimeseyeA
shun society to avoid the iests and sneers Of
their acquaintance !, the remainder ofstheir
lives is consequently spent in retirement. In
short, not even. the loss. of properly fills the
generous thinking youth with that heavy sink
ing glooHlas does the loss of his hair. To
avert all these unpleasant circumstances, OLs
ORIG E,S BALM OF COL u AIBIA stops tho
hair from failing OFF OH the etapplication, and
d few bottles restores Ii again. 1t likewise
produces eyebrows and whiskersl prevents
the hair from. turning gray, makes itcurl lbeaus
tifully, and frees it from scuffsS Numerous
certificates of the first. respeetability in sup
pot Of the virtues Of Ollrige's Balmpre shown
By the prophet tors. s,asx u lssssA ss4sas
~ o. Read the following. asAs ssI
ROBERT WH ARIDN, Esqy late lipyof
of Philadelphia, has certified, rs may be seen
below, tqIthe high character Of the following
gentlemen: q ~ 4ssss II IL sa2 tssfass
The undersigned. does hereby certify ahnt
We have used the, Balm Of Columbia discoys
cred by Dldrdgea and have found it high-i
'ly serviceable, not onlyas a apreventiveagainst
the falling off hair, bit also certains sresto-
rative. 4 WMr TIL ATCH ER, ,Eens ,s.s =, :,
Methodist Minister, in st. George clarge.,
n JOHN p. g LIS, So Arch ST. ,gs z. \.
JOHN d. THOMAS M. D. 1853 Race st..
4 JOHNS. FIJREY, 101 Spruce st. ! :. g NJ
] HUGH McC CuR pY, 243 South 9TH st. I, ee.s,
: JOHN CARL, sJr. 1873 Arch st. ~; 49,
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CABlNET Trimmings Mahogany,
" rosewood and maple Knobs, by the gross,
dozen or sett, for sale by c. A. LAMB,
Nov. 3. rear of Commercial block.
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T,RENCH BED PoSTS.--15o sets French
T. bed posts, for sale cheap, BY
G. a.. LAMB,
Nov. s. rear OF Commercial block,
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VK7HISKEY -Chilicothe rectifed Whis-
w key, superior article, just received
End for sale low for good funds, by
G. BEACH.
Perrysburg, June l6. ltf
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IN setts Table Legs, for sale by j
~ C.s A. LAMB,
Nov. 8. rear of Commercial block.
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SMITH s. co.
Storage, Forparding and Commission
'ts8 i.Herchunts.

!
IN EALERS in Provisions, Lumberand Salt.
Z III The undersigned have taken the Ware
house, formerly occupied BY Bingham y Fu
rev. and have made such harrangemcntstotra to tran
sact business in their line, as must give satis.'
faction to those whoSmay entrust them with
their business. = =
They are aeents for the following transport
tatior companies on the Erie aud Ohio canals,
and steamboats, and vessels on the Lake, viz
WESTERN TRANspoRrATloN Co. nfss y
WAsmEGToN LIsE.l S.ssx
=. DHTRorT LINE. ,---ee- -a4..-
EXPRESS s. TELEGRAPH LfNEs, Sfy&
GO 2sE On hhe Ohio Canal, and ~
TRoY & 0swEeo LIsE. - :. s,,,s <,
/ Some of the above Lines are deeply intes-
ested in shipping controlled at the Foot Of the
Rapids, anu running directly; from Buffalo, and
inter,nediate ports TO this point; thereby pre-
senting greater facilities for the snre and
speedy conveyance Of Western Goods, than
any other Lines. ~ - y
Goods have reached this port, transpoftcdby
the above named Lines, in eight days from
New York ety. .ssgffaE 'fiS,,st Z. 4 4
Il y
70 Contractors g. Produce Dealers.
we shall keep constantly on hand all kinds
of Produce and Provisions. We have now in
Store and for sale, Y s
$50 bbls superfne Flour, lss.I ~.
~ 100 |" Mess Pork, sa.s ,e. ,yg g,
100 :" One Hog, = b.s "a lsss
T s SO \ Shoulders a. ~ .ssa
go !" Dried Apples,
as 10 y ~ pk Peaches, 81 TaS 4
goo Salt, ~ gIsss hs 2
H ~ 10 Beans, q - IS .eqs
80 !" Whiskey, ,g..s
1000 bushels Oats, ~ 9ss9s' 9sseA'
,as 90 boxesls'by1o Ohio Glass, eA
so ~ 10 BY ~ ~ 'a{.RFs 1
90 7by 0 80
| Also, constant supply, Of new butter in
| Firkins, all of which will be sold as low, il
not lower, than can be had in the market fol
Cash. - SMITH, & Co.
AIaumee City, Julyal, 1888. 16N
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A N assortment of Cabinet Work, Of all
N kinds and prices, for sale by s
C. A. LAMB,
Nov. s. rear OF Commercial block.
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II lJSr received atsthe Mann Cash Store, u
~ superior article Of Shaker Brooms, BY q
Aug. 80. x IT. 5Y, CROWELL.ss
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DLACK White & Red Currant Gooseber.
ID ry, Rasberry, Strawberry and other Vel
lies and Jams at G. s. w. RICHARDSON
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N0T,ICE


NAV Al,E1e ~ IbA lll4H ~ Itls - l4H1srs-
wv The subscriber has very convenient
Water privilege, suitable for the situation of q
Furnace, Forgeor other water works. Il is
situated on Swan Creek, three and asllalf niles
from PORT Miaini The water may he,taken
fror the subscribers mill pond, at aItriflina
cost, and With perfect security from damage by
tie freshala. IN the distance Of two or three
miIos tfefe are inexllaustible beds Of Iron ore
of the I|Fsk xlial ", and the country being very
level presents no obstruction to the building
of A ro3d ii an direction with very little cx'
rofse The ote Hos III beds, near tie top ot
fhe ground 1Ad has been judged 70 be Of the
ricE|Ieaz of fsixly percent. The subscfiberwIli
oIss great encouragement 10 any person or
|1orso6s who will undertake and carry oii tho
above buainesa, and will take an int crest ID The
works, 81 eeII Tho eituation. This Improve
m9i,t il fFe&t1y needed in this country, aid
mig eht be made immediately and iflfaensely
ar further patticalsrs, iinquife IF the sub-
8 IS Z '''''' & DANIEL Ill5npEEL.
June I[i<> II SO 6.t.z t - "a < * ~ % y.
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r UMBER.--A quantitysof pine Lumber
J. WOLC0TT & CO. !
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DEPPER pimento, cassIa, cloves, Hutmegs
II and ginger, for sale BY
nov. s. ALLEN g. GIBBONS.
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nICKLED LOBSTERS just received by
Il NOV. "a. g. & w. RICHARDSON.
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E5D EDS TEADS by u.s. .1lssg IN. - I
I'D G. & w. RICHARDSON.
June sS0s 4 Il ~ ID IA es&i
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k11E gp Old coppar, brass, peuter and
..s. liz, s 4,. & szsha e. sSpPsi Z; % /. ti'' ,, a'd
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GTOvEs!e STovES!!--Just received,
july 2sz Ei,.5 o. WILLIAMS s co. I
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ID EESWAX, we will pay the highest mar
ID lset pricedn Cash or Goods, for any quaIi-
tity of Beeswax delivered at our Store from
this time pntilspring.
Nov. g. s. w, RICHARDSON.
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GtARPENTER'Ss TOOLs--By The set d
~ single, for sale by Isl ,me'5
June ar taF, R. sWISWELL & co.
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n RMS T0 IlINT s--seyoraI fipstrate'
Faf5as fof frent; jfapplied for seop..-4"
lilzeNise . tlantit ofunimproved lands.
JDIf NJ 7; iii UNIT II 1
Maaluoa dity xpfi1ss 1887 atf
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-05

ED wv and bleached Sheetine and Shirt
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: 6tHINA, Crpckery and Glass Ware.--Largei
GJnd general lassortment. No. CONNER
cial Buildings. e FAIRMAN, Agent.
! duly 2l.oe.3 Ase is'5i*ksiS 5it ll6 kfg
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nd BEADY MADE CLO OTHING, s,atinetts
aSS'ss9s jsiy 81 's'ns' sSi' i. e WI cnowELn.
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-novs s. sssaALLEN & GIBBONS.

TN RUGS, Medicines, Paints and Dye Stfhs,
~ for.sale by aO.,WILLIAMS g. co. 8
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will insure prompt attention totheir'b business,
| by causing them TO be marked to the care OF
our House, at this place, when they make
their purchases atgNew York. aesee - N9s
| qg !sa ass JAMES WOLCOIyT, 'sSlCO.ng
Maurnoe City, April %, 1885, ssssg56
I l, 4. .,,s, MEDICINES. svgEa.ed ~
lYUsIIE subscribers, living in The new build
| Il ing, between lie Commercial buildings
and the Washington House, have for sale, on
consignment, the following medicines, to wit:
X. Eastmaa's Pulmonary Balsani, for -disea-
ses lses Of fhe lungs and Breast. /. Z Y \ 4
Tits melancholy fact that Consumption
constitutes a large portion of our bills Of NOR
Itality, and forms one Of the most crowded ay-
enues tothe tomb. The principal cause Of the
mortality of tllis formidable disease may be
lattributed to the peculiar character of itsspfi-
mary symptoms. In its first stnges, the pa
tient is seldom aware Of the alarming disease
that is fastening upon him; consequently no
remedial aid is sought until it is too late. YiIts
premontory symptoms appear trifiing, hence
tiey are disregarded until in their more full de-
velopement the victim is alarmed, and strpg-
symptoms that should be taken as warning
afc slle iapp@i, a, ~. e.. v,,aotr.
hshoi' pIy 'oueh w,snsup insn p;.o. onpseso,s,
uon eheeps ig'ny msos1 ~ ,',iea uIeret T.; e
uooue slle eiess q sensJ = a',, y ~ ~
On .ie sae pan S'ipsf l,,s' m
p'asloi y oipIesssa nG sa aNr,l ss,ay ~
eApfto.' anp Paiucu,aily a. tgon'S, W ,S y
y tno'sS weh'ncl' il'el.a: ~
lec.lol, pileluase.5 sPi.sns !, Do1 10 a,sS z
Mar"'nS ~ nipsoii =. apploa.ns - Syrssp a;saap
l,ol'' ooius llequeltly ensuAues lug u'ssase'
.he aiailnil'g sylnp'o' ~ ss sase, = ,e oun
.lupllo1l "a :, INC soag aps9'pts'uyG M',sy'1,s
:, lne upgse ah ~
pnssrsea peii'aps -. o.p u'plSa9
WI ucAiiowisqs': ':lus " = .sqeA'
at.ehtlon. ner illueou 'ns rs p.s
liea peisou, anu ~ teie' - ~. saS ~.
NV :,
seyeie' pars,cuiaily o. s,a
.ioit niole opPous, ~, So.v.t su"
LINES tl,geu WI. oioou, .no
,tg ana eecllIlon con'inue 0s y lnclease slle
cc.Ic nasn as sooil seen !. tut paieuaegn ao
coiip'iea Dy h'gh. sweass' w. my 'S
scJl,s y ioo wh.s N.Y. y:
ror e',s .orouaoe @ a,ssass sass sne uionaa
',s, = paspa.yd au preay r " aa,S.su
7, yvapse Th pyIs. ,sAn ~ -
anste er hesna a u tb
quslee propersss aHa ressolig III
ungs 20 sheallh'ul Esale, ssvnlls ! lhe E!IAlf
lehcs 10 produce, lhVlgorate anu nlalplain a
healthy action in the WtlOle sySteHa. purifying
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sF-yOR SALE.-A font Of suiali Pica 81
II uboilt two huudred pounds, nearly new
end complete, with Italic and cases, II this q
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: VI pe1p III 10x xuufIltb SIfIy Uys
June q. aya %. WILLIaafs &. Co. (.
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am tsssgess ~. A. pETERSs& SON.
Noy.s. lfss 4 3insssS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-26
BY HEWLETT t. CENAS.


WTll.L be soil On Monday. 1911, Of Fehrsaryi at I;
w O'clock, II, the City Exchange, ST. Louis street
in virtue Of an order tiom 'lln Parish '"u t. for the
under the direction Of the Synhir the ullnwing dcscrb
cd propsrty, surrendered by Gabriel George G'cnny
his credi,ors,v vi:
/. Four lot. Of Ground Nus. 50, CO. 81 and g., sua-
ted in corrollton Nos. SO and st; measuring e"cb Is
feet front lth street, by 5D feet in depth Nos. 60
and 81, having the same front Of IS it. IN REESE We ST.
by like depth: Bought Of C. porr- BY Noaral Act
May, 1887: ~ ' "
g. Lot No. S, in square No. Is, in suburb Washington,
~ Mun,c,pa''y, measuring % feet 2 inches front on
Morales street, between Port and st. Ferdinand streets,
by !Oo leet in depth Bought Of l.. ). Hegsberg, by
AIRY, 1887.
g. Five Lots of Ground, Nos. 8, 9, 10, I, and H. in
square No. 81. in suburb Washington Sd Municipality,
Nos. 8, and 10, having cach 81. |. 6. on Nlarant st.
between Morales and Crquart streets, BY lO7 'eei in
depth No. II having 81 9. 8. feet on Marnnt street
on grqntart street by III. g. o. fee, in depth. Bought
Of E. Burthe by act before l.. Ferand, Notary Public
the 2lst February, 1887:
.,a,! Gg S lots! ss Mos , D. a. f. 49, T. is
No. 49, forms The corner Of French and Urqnnrt sreeis
measuring 81 g. g. feet on French street by, lOG II.
Get on Urquhart str ct, aud Nos. IA IS, &c. II, 3D. 10
and 2o each measuring 81 l. 6. feet trent on French
street by 1896 H. feet Depth Bought from E. Brhc
and Thos Dupcsis by act passed before l.. Feraud No
saty pabc, the list of February, 1887:
Chc ao vi 'hie street, near lle new tailn DOught
from George Andrews, by private net, dated the 18th
March, 1887 Geo. Andrews and wife acquired title
from N. Holmes, to this lot which measures rs feet
front on ViIe street. between the Florida l"ndng and
the boundary between Sdburb, St. Mary and DeorJ,
having lbs fee, in depth.
Terms and Condilions-One third in cash; and the
remaining two thirds Of the price Of each purchase,
payable in 6 and IL months. The pure iaser giving his
notes with one good endorser, and mortgage retained
until complete payment.
The acts of sale to he passed before II. B. CENAS,
Notary Public, the purchaser paying the No,arys fees.
and the expenses Of taking possession by Surveyor il
necessary. jal2
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PAR HEWLETT e. CENAS.

VEIN FAX LIZ S1N4&G.
l. scra vcnIu le I.undi, 10 evrier II heures Ia
j Bourse de- 'ite vertu dun dccret de la c0ur de
pnrosse pour Ia arossc ct vile de In N0uvelle Orle-
ans en- date du Gu courant, sous Ia direction du syn
die, les pr.prces suivantes, abandonnecs pa Gabriel
George Glenny d ses crtanciers:
l. Qnare lots de tcrre, nos So Co. 81 ct g. stues
CarrOon; 50 ct 60 mesurant 25 nds caqne face
Ia rue OnZ. sur $50 peds dc pr0fnnjeu 60 IT g.
chaqur, 25 picds de face Ia Itcservee sur une
meme rofondcur-nchetes de c Porae, par acte de-
I.egardcnr, not public lc 10 mi 1897.
2. Lot S, dams liet IS, all thuhourg Washington,
3 muncpalite, nsnrant ~ pds Ops sur 10 rne Morales
les du Port ct Ferdinand, 100 picds en-
profsnden.-achelG de |. Iicgsberg. par acte de-
vant I seghcrs, not. pub lie % feyricr 1887.
3. Lots de .erre, nos o, Q, 10. ct ", da ct no
-, an tauboure Washington Nluncipalite no g.
ct 10, nyant chaque 81 l. SUR Ia rue Mazant entire
MoraIea ct Urqnart, sur w pieds de profoneur,
II ayant 81 pls sur la rue Mazant sur l07 picds
Tuhnrr rur Il peds ps igues en- profonl eur-ache-
le q fevrier 1887.
4. HUT Lots nos. 49, ii, i5 49, H. 49, 10 ct 90 dams
riet no o. an faubourg W ashing,on 3d. Municipa,e,
quhart mesuran 81 pd9 ps Liz sur Ia des Fran
cas. sur LOG pd u pa sur In Urquhar,; ct lea nos
IA, 49, l6, ", 49, 10 ct 90 Clique mesulani 81 pi rs
q liz de face la DIES Francais tOG II de pro.
act- devavt l. Fcraud mot pub lie 81 fe. rier 81.
S. I'm Lot sur Ia rue de la Vfgne, pres du nsryeau
Canal aclete par George Andrews par ucte prive. en-
date hu 10 mars 1887 George Andrews ct son epousc
ncquirrnt lie tire dc Holmes. a lo qui mcsnra 25
pies de ac3 la de Ia Wine, lie drlurcadere
Fierde @, la gnc de d.marcn,ion de, fab"urgs Ste
Marie ct Dc'or, nyunt u pirhI tie pr,fnnicnr
Conditions-,ln tiers com,ant, ct les denx aUtres
tiers mpis, lacgucrcur Dormant bicts avec en-
dosseur, It hvpothcq"" jusqua pnrni' Placement.
Les uctos lie ventc mt passes dcvunt II. g. Cenns
not pub. PacQutrcur pa'ant les ras d. acte la prise
de possession par rarpenteur ri
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NEW ORLEANS y CARROILTON RAIL ROAD
| COMPANY,

Alter 10 o'clock Car be obtained by paying 10 dol
lars for the Trip
THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREETCARs
Leave Canal street at O'CLOCK A. NJ and hourly Al
calf Phst7 O'Clock this will running every half
hour. aud continue throughout the day until oco r NJ
from the hchd ofJack. street.
Persons going by the Locomotive provide themselves
with Tickets, money will he bv the
Office New Orleans and CnrroIon Rail Road Company,
Poydrss street. JOHN IIAMPSON
nOvA Chief Eng N, 4 r.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
FRED WILKINSON.

UEPU Y SURVEYOR GEKcPA. VI LOUISIANA,
hFFERS his services TO the public il the depart
~ men,s Of Surveying and Civil Engineering both
in town and country. From onsderablt experience in
his profession and by promPfness and fdeIi, in The
execution nt business entrusted to him. he hopes to
merit and eceive share Of public PATRONAGE Tie vii
also measure and calculate the Contents of walls and
excavations. Office No Chartres street, second story
back. ie7
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CA RID

VIE Principal of the English, Frefch ard Spanish
] Academy, No. H. St. Charles street, ANNOUNCES
to his friends and the public with satisa.on that his
institution is now III successful operutnn ha, he hopes
soon to hay. his compliment OF pupils, which will be
limited To fifty.
Re -. this opportunity Of assuring parents tina,
nothksV shall be wanting, which contribute to the
comfort and improvement Of their sons
~. ISla
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NOTICE.
Mr.. GEORGE MLRRICk having resigned the Of
fee ofchief Engineer of the New Orleans and CARROLL
ton Rail Road, Mr. John Hampson has been ppont-
ed in his place. to whom all persons having business
with, wishing information regarding said Rail Road
will apply at the Rail Road Office Poyiras street,
BY order of the Board.
isigned) JOHN NICHOLSON,
novl7-tf Cashier
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THE Subscribers offer ut Wholesale
u the following goods.
" nAIs-loo cases molsskin silks, as
80 / sorted sizes and brims.
100 do best Mo- do do
100 do do Mo- do do
100 cases best No 3, assorted sizes and hrims.
90 do Beaver, superior article;
so do Fine Nutria;
SO de Extra do
200 do Black anil White Russia;
so do Extra Black RUSSIA;
loo do Muskrat Il Coney fur broad and narrow
bruins, for Levee and country trade;
" do All ranks ofmilitary 4 naval Chapeaus:
" de Childrens silk and Russia Hats, all Sizes
Caps-Fur, Oufr, fur Seal, Jvutra, Muskrat, and
HAIR Seal, in tro dozen cases.
Sealette.
Cloth Cnps-Pckwick, Polish Avrirs hat
shape, soft top.
Forest, Forage,
Military undress,.
do Leather fo,aging.
hildren's Fancy urbans, Plaid and VAvet Caps,
French patterns.
stocks-sa,in, Silk and Bombaziae, Of the neotcst
STYLES.
umbrellas-silk and cotton.
Military Plunes, oiled silk.
silk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Spi,alfeds.
BandbOxe for haters wood cases. double for dry goods.
The above goods comprise large stock, and all
at the latest patterns, and will be sold Mt small ad
vance, with and charges on New York prices. The
subscribers will take orders for southern, western and
Texas markets, for the house OLA Gossip Il Co. Hat
Manufacturers New York, and tls sores, possible
notice. German and French Pushes bought.
GOSSIP Il CO.,
Naval, Military, and Fashionable Ha,ters
Exchange Hotel,
nOv14 st Charles ST
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EW BOOKS. =

.4.. NEW BOOKS.
The Only Daughter domestic STORY, by the author
oflhe "suuiteru," &c. in . vols.
Mury RI, mon and o;fer Tales by Mrs Gore author
css OF Moi ers and Duug ters,' &c. in vols.
The Heir OF SeIwnol, hy the auihuTsss of "Ao,hers
and i'niyhters,' SC in9 vols.
AIh"a Vernon, or the Embroidered Handkerchief, u
which is nddrd Henrietta Harrison the Blue lotion
I'm 'ren, bv Hiss Leslie, author OF "Penc Sketch
es," &c. iAone vol.
Oliver Twist, conpete in vols by Boz, cheap ed-
ton. Just received unL for sale by
WIN. MKEAN,
innH cor C,,nu md f,,,,,,,r svs
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JEFFERSON ACADEMY.
JREPARATUKY to Jefferson Col ege and to 9TH
ers conducted by u. Granet, L l. u.
Exchange Alley, between tonti ind i'ienville. Th
situation was the most eligible that could be found
being entirely free from the rose Of the streets and the
rattling Of drays ind carriages
The Jefferson Academy is divided into two depart
merits The Junior or elementary department for the
in E"gisi-ihe Senior department for I-uIin, Greek
Mathematics, &c. PuDcuaiity, order discipline
are strictly e"Joined and observed.
Terms. Junior Department, per month; 4l0
Spanish
ist booSs sla es, paper, SC. charged separately
md a month once begun, to be paid in 'ull;
ora. ~" deduction for absence nor for holidays:
4tli. Payments to be made regularly every month.
days. sep27
EXCHANGE READING Ktutu.
>HE proprietor has re-ftted his Reading Room, in
Il the st. Charles Exchange, Corner Of Gravicr
and st. Charles street, IN the neatest manner
Besides all the principal rapers Of the Uni,od States,
OF every city and state the Canaas Texas and Mex-
co and l'avanna, the room is regularly and extensive
y supplied with the latest European papers, .oyd's
all tho Literary Per odicais Of the day. and has the re.
publications of tho London Edinhurg, Westminster
Metropolitan i.evews and BIackwoods Magazine. The
North AMERICAN Review; the Southern Liter knck
booker, The Anterican Journal at Scences and Arts
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, tientemen's
gazine, American monthly, Bentlys Misceeny, the
Mexic" Chrurgica' Review, and variety Ct others.
we'd. The room is also supplied with large variety
Gfmaps and etlases, Niles Register, Levy's Price Cur.
rent from its commencement Gazatcers, and variety
Of works Of reference.
The most active & inteccn, news collectors are EN-
poved, TO give the es arrivals and pains nor *
pense will DO spared to render this Reading Room the
first the United States.
Subscriptions are respectfully received.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-26

TO RENT.
A LARGE and colnrnodious Room over Levy's
n auction store, So Magazine street. Apply to
W GREENE,
Lithorrapher, on the premises.
-NB-1'he above would make good drill rom.
nnv3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-26

nFFtCE cfAe Firrmcns lssurance Company Of
- NeW Orieams-rhe stockholders are hereby no.
ti6ed,t at the SIXTH In rALxENr becomes due, and
payable the 9TH February ut The Office ofthe
Com any, q Camp street. E TRACEY,
lad Sec'y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-26

COKE.
VVNHE price Of Coke fom and after the LIST day of
J. October, will be fifty cents per barrel in the GAS
Works vard and il taken in quantities OF one hun
bred barrels, will be lel ed free Of drayagc.
The advantage that article Of fuel possesses O.
yer the anthracite and,, mnous Goals, ignng more
readily than the former and res from the unpleasant
smoke of the latter should induce every family make
eft
Orders received at the Gas Office in Bank Alley.
T. W WELLS,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-26

BUREAU D'ASSURANCE DE LA LUMfA-
GNfE DIES POMPfERS DE La N. ORLEANS
Els nctionuaires sont par le present notifies que lie
Ilc sxe,e v-rseineht due, ct ,evra etre paye e
Fevrer proclaim, au Bureau de Ia Compagnie, q !;
rue du Camp.
4ian Fl TRACv 90,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-26
LAW NOTICE,

LAW NOTICE.
AMES $. MAYFIEID, Counsellor and Attorney
- Law, Of Texas, has made an arrangement with
Joseph NJ: White ESQ.,, late Delegate in Congress
from Florida. and Counsellor at Law Of the Supreme
Court OF the United Siat.'s, to give his advice legal
retained in Texas. Col. White will in all cases give
written Instructions, and in cases Of great importance
will attend in person the Supreme Court Of Texas He
IL in possession of all the Spanish and Mexican Ord.
library in America.
Land TiNes,
In all cases in which James >. May field is retained az
an attorney and Land gent in Texas, he will receive
my assistance, and advice as counsellor.
JAZZ JOS NJ WHITE