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PAR BACH d CALHOUN.
SERA VENDU 10 Mercredi lie 3 Juliet pro
= chain midi Ia Nouvcc Bourse rue St,
Louis entire les rues Royalo ct Char rcs, par rorJre
de Mr. Anthony Rasch, Sindic des cr6anciers do
-Mcssrs. Egorton ct Wibray pour lie compte ct aux
r,soues dc Messicurs Edouard Yotkc, George 3.
os1.o 7''' y C. Ogden qui Ont manques aux
termc pr"a-''~ mr. la vene pour le. propr,e,es ci
d"ssons cssignc , lcur nd ugocs lo % Janvier,
ONE Let's DE TERRE
s''ucs dams l' tnuha'rg Sauet Gle Municipalitt de
Ia N 10 Orleans dams i'ilct suG entire les rues
Clio, Prytancc, Cal iope, CT Nayade, dapres mn
plan qll etc expose au moment dc Ia ycntc.
Savoir:
LIE Lot No. l. mesurant 90 pieds 4 pouccs do
face Ia ruo Prytanco par l2) pleds dc prolondeur
de face la rue Clio.
Les lots Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 3 $40 mesu-
rant cAacun 20 pods do face la rue Prytaneo par
l2O pcds de profoudcur.
10 lot No. II. mesurant 20 picds pouces dc
face rue Prytanes par 100 piods dc profonLeur
ct face Ia rue Calllope.
Les snsdits lots seront vendns sGpnrGment aycc
le privilege duno alice dc Is pieds do largcur.
Les termcs dc vcntc ront $500 compliant pour
chnque lot. ct le balance a 6, l2 IL ct "a mois do
credit en- bllots endossGs satisfaction, uyec hypo
theque Jusqu' pariait Placement
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BY BAl.Cli 4 CALHOUN.
~ LII be sold %" Wednesday,, 3D. July, 1899, at J.
w O'Clock, at the City Exchange in 81 Louis stree

w O'clock at the City Exchange in 81 Louis street.
Two Squares Of Ground,
Designated on plan drawn by Lnuis Bringicr. sur
Seyor genera spares E and G. Square Z contains
70 lots, numbered from 26, which measure a. fol
lows: ~ " ''
Nos /: !, 3d. 1858, e,lO-lOlor measuring each
~ rect trout on Aucary street, by 05 feet in eptb LOT
NO forming tue corner of Mac nrty and Adam streets
ana lot N" III forming the corner Of Mucary and Bur
oct Streets ~
Ms II, r. l3-3 lots, measuring ench 800 feet front
on H''r'iet street by 80 feet in depth.
Nos ~, -, Us, II, k ~ 20 a. % 23-O lott meas
nrlh racE ~ feet front Commercial street. by los
i'ri IN depth; No II forming The corner of COMMERCIAL
and H"rdy Streets and M 3 forming the corurr Of
Commercial rni Adams sticcis
NOS ~, -, 2-5 lots, neastiriug each 80 ct fir IN, IN
Adams street by $50 in depth.
square contains 26 lots, numbered from TO a6.
which measure follows =
m Nos 3, A. 8 g. 7, s, 9 lo-lO lots measuring each
~ set front on Commercial street, by l05 feet in drptl
"t NO forming the corner Of Commercial and Ruute
Streets and No 10 forming the conner of Commercial
Washington streets.
Nos u, IL, 1913 lots, measuring each 80 feet front on
washing ton sinee,. by ijn feet in depth.
Nos IL, - ", IS, 10. o. IL o. 23-l0ln meas
ming each 81 feet trent Pearl street hy los feel in
derh LOT No ID forming the corner o. Pearl and Wash:
nston streets and No - joining the corner of Pearl
Nos ~ D. 2G-3 lots measuring each 30 feet from,
on bn'det street, by $50 feet in depth; all Ancric a.,
inne 3, lil7ix3v
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MONEY MARKET.

77sl7.z = lily, Friday Fv'ning May st.
parfert calm characterized the cotton murket to>
day. Not sale, thu could hear of, was made. The
usual business in domestic produce was done. No
change inprices was obsarveubla. The tobacco mar
kstis firm, and the demand brisk Holders will not
gtveway. In money matters changa TO nota. Mis-.
sissinp Post notes and Brandon money nre tending
d0wnwaris. The latter will soon be wnr HESS.
The rapid falling of the upper wacrs and the little
cation Vet 10 forward will business season
short. BY the end of june shall he pretty well
wound up and merchants will have time to look ali Fad
and lay their plans for the ensuing campaign The heat
ofsunmer has driven lck the ay North Wind tina, ass
sailed us day two snce uni anguur is the o, DER of
the JOy,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

Grand Jury-Jadge Canonge. The Grsni Jury for
the parishes of Orleans Jefferson and Paquenncs have
performed their duty in presenting the hanging and
burning in effisy of Judge Canonge by sunry citizens
OF Lafayette, on the Goth Of May. The extra judicial
conduct ofJudge Canonge in the trial of p nkman and
Others did otjusty the pursued by the party
assembled to do ind;ga,y to him. But the jury have
travelled out Of the record making up their
ment. They had nothing do with the "capacity Of
Judge Canonge citizen and father Of family" |,
was his public character udyeofthe Criminal Corr,
that they had to pass This ntermeddling with the
private relations fudge Canonge no, only in bad
faSte but coming in conflict witt, the general opinion Of
the public al least in this very affair.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

Iol. hMg.-Ihis mnnocratc Senator Of Alabama.
was invited short time since to dluer in Mobile.
tie declined but gave desert upon the OCCASION in ,e
form OF letter declaring his doctrines faith &C. In it
e AYERS mat he has ever been opposed TO national
h"hk by What art does he get over the facts O, his
actually voting for the charter of the u s. Bank, md
VI MS oec'arhs two years ago that he never doubted
lno power OF congress to make such an institution
mere Is Tu3lie man fatty denying his own ucts,
n"S wishes to tax" Col. Johnson's place, and to
erect ms lie viii stop at 10 obstacle Such is the
cllfacer VI al! the mnnGcrntic Office SEEKERS
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1he Beef Question.-Much learning has been dis
played upon this question in various journals and much
i'll temper too. But the following ellusion from the
pen of the poet Laureate the administration is the
philosophy Of the whole matter.
Butchers meat is ri-
And some say it will be ri=-er,
" Bun now since ii. a. 'ts,
1t can't be any tiz=er."
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Hard to do. The editor ofthe Baltimore Republi
can challenges the editor Of the Baltimore Chronicle tc
name any one of the MEMBERS of the late ,nonocrati.
convention, who isnot gentleman! He should have od
ded 'ot the ocooco school, and the editor of the Chron
icle would have found ii hard matter to do
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

L'efers' F"shion far June-Party colored ,,,n,s
WIN large Wristbands, sustained by single leather
brace overihe left shoulder small at the knee and rus
ut Inc ankle. Goods most IN fashion for pants, lust i'm
po',ea from Greece. Shoes a Ia brogan. Boots with
n'' holes permitted in the street. Backing of soes
vulgar Cliemise without sleeves, and coaress. RI.
som plain and natural. Stock black with White ,dg;u
Coat with long skirt and huonIcss, except in 'front.'
where two are allowed. LappeIs of red flannel a,J
collar d''to. The celors in vogue are snutbrown
ana n"d'er' Hat narrow brin without bard, and ton
gracefully curved inwards. The height of the ton is n
abstain from tue bath and 10 shave, If pos,LIe
The chief dandies known by their gait, which is
sluggish and dragging. In the strset, thrustng The
hands into the breaches pocket is mark Of elegance
The dinner and evening dress ditto. The osfer. rn-
devious for June is to be in houses of where
it is not allowed to pay for drinks if it can possibly be
avoided Al night, slumbers in the open .r will be alt
tue rnge' as showing the contempt of loafer for mus
quitoes.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

Iii favor of an Independent Treasury, opposed to
National Bank "-Aibany Arsms.
This is the motto Of the Albany Argus the leading
V.B paper in New York. They who suppose therefore
that the sub treasury scheme has been Abandoned will
find themselves wofulIy Mistaken il they relax the
least of their opposition TO this nsrumen. Of executive
tyranny.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

orer The Lshe.-This day several parties Of Ladies
and gentlemen wend their way the Luke to Pass
Christian, Pascagoula, Biloxi, &c. to prepare their
summer residences, and begin the quiet ,s,less life oil
the sen shore country Happy they who can snatch so
much time out Of the year be absent from the citv
heats and pent up streets, and dream away whole
sumner free from the cares Of the world
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

The ner Gas Bank. This building is nearly under
roof 1t is pity that the directors did not put up
building with colonnale front, building that would
have beautifed the city, and reflected honor on The Bank
As it's it is nothing than after the ncre dwelling
house model, with requisite rooms for the
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

Qnoere' In Section Act o. passed and approved
18th March, 1889, the following words:-"and they
shall 1.-THE Banks) on the first Monday of each month,
publish in at least the newspapers of the city Of
New Orleans, statement showing the gross amount of
their circulation, depotes and amount of the specie in
their vaults Why has this statute been complied
with!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

The Decisioa.-festertlay the Court decided that
the title Of the Esquire often mentioned" was in
the ancient city Of New Orleans. The case is 80
pa'n' that We do not beeve the District Attorney will
appeal upon it, in order his responsibility.
Now if the First Municipality really has any p,een.
SONS to this properly, we hope, it will institute suit
forthwith to try the question.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

FIorid".-lhc last news from Florida states. TINT
the prospects ofetcting treaty with Sam Jones, are
Frightening every lay. When the uglonous articles
are signed at Fsrt King, General Nacomb should cec
brae the day by performance of mis- tragedy Of Pom
tiac.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

fever man is elevated to the Gubernaornl chair of
this STAT ~ the accrmntions Of the Democracy thni
man viii. be 'ames L. Polk.-N Era. >'''''
1t is luck; --~'h hat the election ola Govern.
or depends up" t .otes o. r., f'Hmucracy. 1t is by
them, that Governor Cannon will 'e elevated to the
CHAR he now occupies, and by them that jancs X Polk
will be sent into retiracy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

The Oddities Of London Life" is a collection Of
police s,ores somewhat after the fashion of the cele~
brated Mornings in Bow Street" They are for sale
by Johns s. Co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

The Whip. This paper was us,sred into the world
by Cadwalindrr Il. Golden, of New York. but before its
second number appeared Mr.. Golden sickened and died.
"lp the midst Of life Sc.''
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

What is the direct and imperative duty of the emoc
racy at large !--lvew Era.
10 turn the handful Of apostate feicralists now in
power out oce and place therein their true friends
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

1he hesuH.-Atler spending sore twenty millions
OF dollars IN The Seminole war law of the Sd of March
last "ppr'prlaes S'ooo Tor the purpose Of holding
treaty conference with The. c invncible Indians!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to Ceone. "Ofhe future we
Nno" nothing OF the past little of the present less the
Mr'r Is too close to eyes, and our breath dims H."
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

Fw"r f"'ne.-Cleone to Aspasia. "The mouu.
ment OF the greatest man should be only but and
name. II the name alone is insufficient to ilus,ro,. Tho
bust, let them both perish together.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

ARD-48O kegs superior leaf lard, for sale bv
- Jel Il DORSEY, "A New I.evee
BACON SlDES-I5O casks su,erior C;,c ;n,,, -,
req, ~ store, Tor sale by Il DORSEY,
yMe ~ New levee
pUrTER-Goslen and Western. in store ,r5 e..
sfe Wy Il DORSEY,
1uhsA "a New LeYee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

Open conviction Of knuvery.-Mew Era
See the history Of the present and past adminisra
lion.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

f'atcV<e-Aspa'ia to Cleone. "yRidiculs often pnr.
cue." "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01
From the Humpden Wing of July u, 1887.

from the fampden Wing Of July IL, 1887.
Mgtal$ rus and Bilcrs.--The last journal CON.
lans additional testimony in favor Of this highly nnor,
sa1 INVENTION The press OF the Journal was alm, st
name Of Dr. Most thanks us lor inserting the rertif.
cate OF our nghbor Bowes md offers us quantity Of
.s a!lc!e as compensation This is very kind, and we
promise TIM moment we labor under like u1ctus with
our ne,shb"r OF the Journal to call on the agent
IN Inc mean time, are any laborng under similar die,
l" nose winch have so severely borne upon Mr.
bow'es, they have his testimony to The "necmj,ar
aaai!edneSs Of the remedy to The disease. The medis
cine is undoubtedly sovereign remedy ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

D"" sign. Harrington udveItis, ses his dioraros
Tor sale. New Orleans is the grove of humLug.
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POLICE Observation-Disclosures COURT

POLICE REPORr-RECORDER' COURT.
Second Municipality-3Oh May.
Nisht-Mrs. Mason drunk discharged; Ant. Crear,
dangerous character committed for six months, old Of
fender; J. Now, drawing knife on John Riley at the
Fremont House, to be vouched far; Stephen Tarbo,
assau!ting Mrs. Irwin. bound to criminal court. W
Smith, lnnier, discharged: H Campbell do; NJ HeaIy
drunk and discharged; Mcriey disturbing peace, re-
leased, W Lincoln found asleep, to be .ouched 'or.
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Equal Fel'ows. 1he.s5s,rF ~ Il,

r ~tis---eSss NJ a 81,
: Se1t t.F7ls =
'sa,tI ms u sees y n, shop. sts;stts. alta
8 81 20 ass7l5s= s9Ss 'E~zqE &
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CHEMIN III. FER

NoC'Et.lE ORLEANS EFT CARROlLTDN.
Arrangements de Fete, pour ours de Ia senl;lne.
ne Carrot ton. De Me orleans.
Chnr cheval, hs A NJ Chm chevnI :, ! he A 4,
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May 81, 1899
Steamer Ajax, Rner, from st s1artnsyi,e
Steanier belle Of Missouri. Finch. from St Louis
steamer South Alabama, Fabrigue, from Fulton
EXPORTS
MOBILE. Per sch Wolf Cargo 100 bls aour 10 do norl
~ bxs wine, 50 lids sugar.
BRAzOklA..Per sch Harriet Cargo small lot. brandy
whiskoy rum, wines, wines, gin. bncou pork
sara; sugar leather. ra'sins tobacco, oil, dry
FokT BROOK sch Moaeska. Cargo 99 corn 1888
bs PORK 66 do vinegar terces rico 80 sacks
1oO hlf bxs soap 30 bis potatoes 81 bis coffee 81
~-. dies ] box stationary
81 FER sehmer Vandalia Cargo G. hds one
tietce Z ware ~ ~
GALVESTON Per steam packet New York Cargo sundry
small lots bacon pork, lard, lots groceries, bran
dy, wine, hardware. dry goods, clothing &c.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Martinsve Per steamer Ajax Cargo so nd. .vesr pu
rive DEFIANCE A do Barker Lyuch : do Foian Reoco
berts ~ VIZ 'e >'
st Louis Per Rele of Missouri Cargo 81 lids to-
acco Field; elt do Thayer Coz 90 do ii Ellison; "a do
Lambeth Thompsonl do Jncob "a sacks corn 80 coil,
rome Godfrey Laurie Small; l61 pigs lead J u Dcneyre
a bags bran % DO oats Carvdo 500 pigs lead Nerrc
~ hrkns butter kegs lard II c( 90 OATS rn
ret 20 kegs butter Hacks 6l sacks Cooridge 100
hls Hour w Florence; 81 kegs butter Capt Finch.
Fuon Pei steamer South Aiahuma Cargo bales cotton
Stewart Cobb, co, ballet do do skins beef hides
otter skins 7 B Lee ~
PASSENGERS
Per Steamer Ajax. n McCarty Capt Patterson II Veret
st Ours. Pagan and Clement
Per steamer Belle Of Missouri MIR Lieut. Paul and chdrn
Heattee Dunning, Paylon, Davis; W Lye Sturrock
Mayer, Robins \ Moore.
MEMORANDA
BELLE of Missouri left 81 Louis inst Water birh and
Using last from the Mississippi and Missouri
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lars for the Trip ~
49, ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:
Inc ears VIII leave the hours as in the weak ,ny
until occk 2. A. when locomotive VIII leave inrruln
every hour. uUl : o'clock, i. NJ.
or the accommodation ofrrrsons visiting in the
O'clock aah WIN wish remain there i,i x
O'CLOCK the car that has hei ctoiorc left car,non
M'' remain "'i' h o'clock thereby allowing them hour
to ENJOY the pheasant walks n,r OF the mos. b,, J
dens IN the United States. ~
e,soS gong by the Locomotive must provide themselves
win ricketts, rs the conduit. has positive ions not In
receive money in lieu thereof
THE JACKSON AND LACoURsE sTREETcARs
Leave INC head Of Jackson stree, at O'CLOCK A. NJ Cuuu
street Ut ~ ocluok and hourly. Al ocork they will
commence to leave and every hall hour until ~ O'clock
from Jack .on stre.t, and O'clock from street
excepting at I! o'clock, =. N. from Canal street
particularly rcqucs ted that gent enon will not nut
arc present. ' ''' ''''
, Office New Orleans and CarroIton Rail Road Company,
May LIST, 1899. JOIIN UtuPSnH >
lS ch;.ftt,n ~ ~ u
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY NOTICES

Nv ERE brought To the Police Prison q the Cd Nlu.
w nicipality, the following slaves, viz:
negro woman named Su.anne, abnut thirty three
years old, says she belongs to Miss franchise,
a bright mulatto hoy named Edward, about 81 years
old, says he belongs to DR.. Young.
a negro boy named Primus aged about 20, eays he
belongs to Mr. Barwick.
The owners Of said slaves will please call at the prs
OF OF the "a Nun cipay, prove property. pay charges
aud take them away. S HARPER,
June Captain of the Watch.
I 1NI etc nn'enes la geole de Ia >econIe Nunici-
~ pa'itC les esclaves suvnnts, SAVIOR:
. Une negresse nomne Susannee, ngGe dc 80 ans q
dsant appartcnr Madamosee Franchise.
I'm nsgre Mu,ntre clair nomme edward, age de g
ans, sc disant appar,enir DIR. Young.
Un negro nomne I'rinu<, age de 90 ans, SC disan,
appartenir a Mir. Barwick
Les prope'aires DIES dts escavcs sont prizes dc venir
les retirer payant les iruis.
>, II. S. HARPER,
il Capitainc de Ia Gnrde
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~, LETTER FROM SAMUEL BOWLES.

i DVT
line following letter is from Mr.. Bow les Editor of III,
republican and journal, Springfield Mass
A., SrRINGfIELD June L. 1887,
Mr.. NJ 'at-Sir: II is now thirteen wears thnt ,,v :,
suffered IRON an inirnity OF the bowels-the conse
Iuencc, as SUPPOSE of illness of inf,
rheumatism: The natural action of tile bowels is lost
frequent and severe pains occur with much w,nlncss
una oppression: catati tics being necessary every few
days to couneract cosvencss. have consulted sooJ
Physc'ans und have tried almost all kinds If mills 3D.
vtl''sed which seemed suited TO my case, in vain, On.
ring Tie last year, have bong aud used several boxes
~ your LIE Fills AMI have found more Lenef, from
em' more 'elie and adnPedness TO my case for length
VI t''he, thaG from any medicine have vet tried
'ouFs' SAMUEL BOWLES.
m FOR sale in this city the corner of Common md
-- .-- s.H. may 10
fLOuR.-G94 brls landing from steamboat Peru. for
L sue by q, DORSEY, a New Lcvec. my
INOBACCO-la0 boxes, 8 $, II y, 3! and nonnJ
l. Jumps ST various brands md oual,.s far snIr Inv,
may2 BRIDGE L. Co la Mnsny;n. =,
iGS-,4 bis landing from steamer VandaIia, Tor
LIZ sale by ABRAHAM TRjER' "
may "a Gravicr 8
lNEN SHIRTS Gloves, & Suspenlers-Just re
II eeved by late Arrivals al asso, tment of shiIts
GraVhts summer Stocks gloves, and suspenders at the
bazaar, corner of st. Charles ard Common streets
d-s BUSH 81 ALLAN.
BACKING BOXES--A large lot IN good order 7o1
u sale by AIEX r, NV AL '''
npl8 "a Co.,
= hy '@o IONS English bstered, in STORE, for sale
MI shaLL 4 BROWN,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

DANK NOTE PAPER-JMst received an INVOICE
ID of bunk note PIPER .of Ames manufacture, and for
sale by ALEX TOWER,
NIL 49 Camp street
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I3S. +, ssgs5. s---.-<'d % 6dng next
nd 4 would b. well for the public morals,
executions criminals could be ,nducted priya,ev
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES,

CLEARANCES
May 81, 1899
Sch Wolf Hatch. for Mobile Mas,or
Sch Harriet. Hudgins for Brazoria, JIG Heart,
sch 'Ionska. Hanks, Fort Brook S&JPNh,tncv
Steamer Vandaa burst, st Louis Master
eteam packet New York, Wright, Galveston
BOgert & uaM thorn
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delet street. few doors from Canul 81: possessiop
given Immediately. Arplyto BOYLE & NAV
NIL 3 CnrnndnIet ar
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NEW ORLEANS 4 CARROLLTON RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.
From CartOlion. From Rev Orleans
isnen do,cI II lII>-
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lars for the Trip. '' "
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~ EMFOuNDl.AND DOG-hlissing sinso Monday
y the 18th instant, Newfoun land Dog. nunsts
C"pfn'ns-he sa n Brn'Ile color, and well known a,
the property Of the subs, r2ers liberal rev ard viii.
be given Tor his delivery DOYLE & MAY,
MA z c,,o,I.l., .t
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b<hCoN-btiO'O lbs. Cine nnati cured con vi ting of
- hams, sides and shoulders, at the Landing, per
F'at nat. For sale by & DORSEY,
y NAV % Al New ava.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

NNCilANGE on ncinnat Mt sight, for sale Nv
IL NIL A TRlER, "a Gravier st
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NAlLIlEs-A large inxon.e Isl reviewed and for
IL s'!'S SHALL. l. BROWN,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. (
'vNHE Little Frenchman and his Water Lots will
l. other sketches Of the times by q = Morris will
e1cliings by Johnson.
'a|roI Bruno. Sicilinn story, edited Nv Theodore
LOOK to which is appended The Atonement story by
Theodore Hook. =
Number II, Nicholas Nickcbv.
humberS7 und 8, sketches by Roz.
Clarke on the Mulberry Tree and Silk Worm, and or
the production and manufacture Of silk en,Lellished
with appropriate received and for sale
my6 cor Camp e. Common s,s
TAVA COFFEE-7l bags landing from shin Louis
- vile and for sale by SHALL & BROWN,
all 96 Magazine 1t
T1lTCH-3O bulls. in good order, for sue bv
SHALL X BROWN,
may. sc Magazine
TO IMPORTERS OF PATENT LEVER WATCH
Els AND MOVEMENTS. G
they are open to receive orders for First Quality
Worh on the hest possible terms.
given. AMI ~ US
NRENCH Playing Cards-Just rece,v,d from New
i York, full groce of very superior double bend
Cards. for sale by dozen or groce BY
David FELT 4 Co, N Staoners' Hull
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COOKING STOVES.
g LOCKE 4 Go have just received n snppIy Of new
~ ana improved cooking stoves, suitable for steam
IL:
Pittsburgh sheet iron, 10 boilers EACH suitable to
Ook for 500 persons.
vCoIemans Louisville patterns said to be tho best
er invented for steam boats.
81 sasons patent steam kitchens.
w ison's do ko for fam lilies.
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

FURNITURE! EURNITUREl!
UL~I received ut tie lonisiann Furniture Ware
% house, large supply t,nm New York and 30,
on Persons in the wunl Of furniture would do we'll
TO call and select their articles from of the best and
'arges, sucks no" III the city. W X CARNES,
~ SO BiefSilles
B-Pnrticutar attention paid to packing and SHIN
ing Furniture, trcep of expense dG-2w
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

~. NV AIS VEGEfA BILE LIFT. PILLS are
- so well known the public that il is Lurdiy 1e.
", 70 eve detailed settlement of their value and
ese; ne following articles will fully convince any one
OF ts claims me doctor has up the public 10 place