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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

iars than six MONTHS have been received there
for lands. \ LILY q = ~ =; =
or this amount npwards Of 100000 were seceyed in
silver about $50 in gold, and the bslqnce in treasury
notes. Missouri and Illinois State Bank bills, and Mill
tary Land scrip.
ih- proportion Of gold. understand 10 be much,
larger than has generally been received at other offices.
More than three-four,hs Of the large amount men,
toned above has been paid by the actual settlers Of tic
country.
Emigrants are now going into Iowa in great numbers
and il is confidently predicted that ere two years shall
have elapsed from tho date Of her organization az
territory to wit: BY tie 18th Of July $780, sc will have
= surplus of many thousands ovar the number Of in
liabitans necessary for her admission as State into
| the Union.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

We agree with the Stan lard, Ii thinking there will
be no oar, but arrive at that conclusion by de-
rent process. We think that the difficulties will be
adjusted without hostes, becssse they can be ar.
ranged in ancabe manner. Justice msst be on one
side or the other, and it is plainly srs, we think
the British Government will to terms, anu give up
the territory, because in ,ia Of arms she is as likely
to be worsted be. Her situation is just as
7recarious-osly a hale more so-pary runs Just ar
high with her. She likely be annoyed BY insur
rection. aud she has ignorant rabbls that have as
much influence the Government any in our coun.
try, on ours.
We 10 not regard European opinions with very much
respect They too often the offspring Of prejudice
and smatte'ing of information, just enough to lead
into When country and its institutions shall
be understood and the warn Of ignorance and error is
removed shall be prepared treat the impressions
and structures Of foreigners country, with COM
paisance, and listen their commentaries with plea
sure. Among those who do know something Of Ame-
RIGA and American institutions is De Tocqu eve, and
he is respectfully recommended to tile Editer Of the
Standard ct id omne genes Coeridge knew something
Of us, but he did not make US study. We must be
studied to he known.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

The MARYLAND | legislature adjourned on the 9Th
inst, sine die after session Of little three
,n,nths. The New York Sun saws
"During the session, great efforts have been made bv
the legislature to give a impetus to their public
works When we take into consIe, alton the position
Of Maryland highest admiration is tern, scarcely
sufficient to- express our feeling OF sympathy with is
that in comparative magnitude surpass those Of any
other : tate in The Union, and with n perseverance
amounting TO steady enthusiasm, has sur,iouned ,litfi
cnlteS OF the most di>heartrning nature.-When her
projects are completed, and they will be- she will haye
effected Internal alton, to all extent be y,,nd
any other Suite in the Uaion.' Z
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

lncrease Of The Growkh Of Cotton in the y. States.
In Ivy only l8s, ks exported fron,
the United States; in 1885, it less than ,OO000O
il 1902 the amount 90 sol o75 lbs in 1919, was
1897 JAS lbs in 1920, it 27, 36l lbs and in
1888! This amount in value was less by 81 OOO0OO than
in 1925, when the quantity less by 900 600 lbs
the price in the latter year being than double that
of the former. The amount exported during the year
ending with Sen TENDER, 1888, upwards Of 100000.
600 lbs lcpving Of that years crop including nearly
8,0000NO lbs of stock Of the previous year, which
manned on hand, upwards Of 98nOO 900 lbs. for home
consumption. the year CROP round numbers exceed
ing 72O.O00, 900 pounds !"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

. HEROINE. The following heroic act is worthy Of
record. No annals display greater heroism among fo
males than those Of our country. The mothers of the
West were dauntless the hurdy pioneers whose
prva,ons they shared.
to Gen. Williamson, OF Bloomsbury, Warren county,
N. }. about eight mile from Easton, attempted TO take
some liberties with the wife Of Mr. e. williamson, so,
of the former. The husband Of the lady was absent
and she left with the children. She to preserve
her honor the APP roach of tile slave, seized gun
and shot him dead on the spot.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

1N1E undersigned, curator Of the vacant estate Of
l. Joseph Smith, deceased, hereby gives public no.
tce, thai the said Jos. Smith, whose succession
administer, Curator atoresaid, died in the Parish Of
Concora. in the year 1887, in which Parish , success.
sion was duly opened. The undersigned is ignorant Of
the place Of birth of the deceased, but knows ha, he
resided in the neighborhood where he died for about
of the Curator, New Carthage, Louisiana.
np20 81 JOHN PERKINS.
A Wis PUBLIC -s, dpnnt par lie Sorsigne Curateur
n pour lapropritt de Joseph Smith, decide tous
ceux qui sont inlcrrssGs. quill almnstr. la de
succession. LIE dit Joseph Smith mo,ru dams la pa
rosse de Concordia lannGe 1887, la qnce pa.
rsse la sncct ssion eait "uvertr lie sosignt ignore
Ia place de la nuisance du dit Joseph SAil nnis il est
certain que lie decedc tltmeurt dams lie voisinnge de
Concoria pendlnnt les vingt anntcs precedcns sa mort
S'addressnr a Id Nouvrlie Carrhngc.
JOHN PERKINS, April 90, 1879.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20
iiOUClI'S PANACEA,

HOUCK'S PANACEA.
V1NiilS medicine has been highly successful in the
> cure of the following Diseases dyspepsia, liver
disease, Indigestion loss ofarpeti,e nervous affections
cutaneous erup'ons, secondary Syphilis, Mcrcuria dis
ease, general debility and other diseases arising
from inquiry of the blood it is particularly
lnended as spring and fall medicine, renovate in
paired constitutions.
is extremely agreeable take, resembling in
ton, may be taken with psrec. safety by the most deli
cate persons.
supply of the above received and for sale by
SICKLES & Co, Druggists,
npril I'm 40 Cnnnl ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

s CfLEsrE will commence her engagement at the St.
Charles on Monday evening next, which will continue
for four nights only She will appear in the interesting
melo drama of the Child Of the Wreck, and La Baya
deere in both (which pieces she appears greot ad
vantage, and never fails to win the unbounded admir-
ration other audience.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

WrLLls's New Play, the Usnrer drew a crowded
house at the National. and received 18th great ap-
pIause. The Old Clock farce by gentleman Of this
city, was pretty considerably applauded at The St.
Charles, Thursday evening, when the barber COM
menced latherns the head Of the " taken in"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

Hunter, ,hs empire, whose unskillfulness and bnrb.-
rous treatment OF Mrs. Cozz MS noticed yesterday has
been arrested, and declining to answer the Coroner,
touching his culpabity in the matter charged asains,
him, before that officer, was renanced to prison for
triu
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
NIlE prize fresh -four to-day is Sc Is per barrel
Il according the tariff; the bakers shall give du.
ring the ensuing week from Monday 22d st.) 40
Of bread for hit. Bread of the second quality il
required to weigh IS per more. Wig: 50 ounces.
april 20 G GENOIS, Mayor.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

MANUFACTURERS BANK AT BELLEvlLLE.-The New
York Sun says that the Manufacturers Bank, at Belle.
ville i-no longer able to meet its responsibilities, but
advises holders Of its bills 10 make too great 50.
criyce Immediately.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

Patrick Conway, tried for and convicted % the mur-
der Of G1oesback has been paraoned by Gov. Seward
in consideration Of facts since disclosed, establishing
his insanity at the time Of committing the deed.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

There are rumors in circulation Of suit for large
sum Of money! havng been instituted by order Of the
general Government. [Courier ofycsterday] Against
whom7 Can't you tell us?
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20
FOR NEW YORK,

III The ship ROBERT BOVINE, Chas.
FM Mansfield, master, wants $50 to 800 bales cot
5E ton to complete her cargo. For freight
or passage, APPLY board opposite the Orleans
press or 10 READ Il, BAKSTOW
a9n : Bank nlnce
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

CURIOUS RELATioNsHIr.-According to the Danbury
Mass Times, there is boy in that whose mother
is his cousin, whose cousin is his niece, whose uncle is
his father, and whose grandfather is his uncle. Who
can give explanation Of this!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

PRESIDENT OF HAMILTON CoLLEGE.-The Rev
Simeon North has been appointed President Of Hanl
ton College in the State of New York.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

The frigate Constitution not to sail from New
York till after the arrival Of the Great Western
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

:, An Obedient Son." How old are your" said Mr..
kipngs to n dwarfsh young man. "'Twenty." al
wonder you aren't right down ashamed of being no
bigger" All comes Of being dutilu boy" "iIow
soF' When was ten, father put his hand my
head and soid stop here, and he ran AWAY
him since, and didn't think it right in me to 60 on
growing iillout his leave
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20
$40 REWARD,1

A BSENTED herself last evening, the slave girl
IA MARY JANE, about 90 years Of age, and re.
accent Of negress. Il is supposed she has been en-
ticed away Nv snme white person. The above reward
will he paid for her apprehension, on application q
a8 II COLLERTON.
pROHANS Il BOUrS-3O0 cuses, comprising TIM
ID extensive assortment Of mems and boys kip and
russell broga's mems calf and kip boots ladies', mis-
SEES, and childrens pumps, shoes slippers and bucklS
tics, for sale by BRIDGE Il Co,
a6 80 1874 Magazine IT,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20
CAR DIS

Us PRINTED at the shortest Notice, IN dc most
elegant manner, in Black or Coorcd INKS, on Enamel.
led, White Flake, or Plain rac ed CARDS, and
Prices gerry reasonable TRUE AMERICAN OF
FlCE, corner cfPoydras and St. Charles sts
Several New and Beautiful Founts Of TYPE hare
Just been added 10 the Establishment.
Orders receirea at Compiling Room, ST. Charles
Exchange, 3rd door from Gravier st,,or at the Printing
Office corner ofPoydras l. St. Charles streets.
not1-T
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

LATEST PROM LouIsvTLLE-Through the politen$ss
of our friend Cnpt. J. W. RUSSELL Of the steamer ~
We a'e win Louisville dates of the l3th
Il. ADVANCE of the Eek press Mail The Empress is one
of the very best boats the Western waters and she
has one of the most experienced officers We should
feel as secure on her, If snugy seated at home
The Journal Ct the 18Th says the river WINS falling
slowly hut the occasional rains would keep it up for
some time. Stock of dry goods and groceries ampe;-
baggins, 20c; rope, Sc; bacon, hog round &c., from
wagon; s Id l-2 from stones;-superor hams H.
cotton 25 bags Miss &c.,; strained do. l5c.;-coffee,
(Rioand Havanna 10 l3s cts small lots li;-arrived
222s hass -four dull, $5,75; lard, 9a-fom wagons
6; noasses 45;-509 bbls arrived in the week; sugar
prime, u, inf jim hbls. 8 l-2-loaf, lG 49,
white, Havana, 10 I-3-tobacco, Sl2 Alone hid sold
at sl3 2o;-whskey, Al a 4ll-2
EXCHANGE AND MoSEy.-The Banks check on the
East at | l-2 prem. On New Orleans, the Bank of
Kentucky takes time bills per cent; the hank Of
Louisville4 months bills at 3, 90 days at liz 60 at
and 80 decreasing l2 per cent. for each month"; and
the Northern bank 60 day bills and under, per cent,
over 60 days | l-2.
Alabama money goes at 10 per cent. discount. Ten
nessee, Union aud Nachez banks, payable on de.
mand, 10; payable in August, ~ l-2. Rodney, Man
CHESTER and the branches of the Nntchez banks - 2
This evening, Mrs Harrison takes her benefit at tho
ST. Chnles and hus selected for the occasion two very
int eresng pieces, cast 18th the entire strength Of the
company Mr. Farren takes his benefit tomorrow eve
ming. The friends Of these benefciaries will besr
themselves ami secure good houses.
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COMMERCIALS.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
cLEARANcEs.

<s.sEs.&s 'SCLEARANCES.
~ y y April 10, 1892. =
Ship Talma Cayol. for Hrvrp, F Perret
Ship Charles, Coffin. for Liverpool, +-t LII Gala
snip Casco, Hall. for Rnston. II Ashbridge
Ship Wnrsaw, Mende'l for Havana, Grooming 4 co
Hrig r (sroning. Ldnlon, for Havana, Groaing co
Brig Old Colony. Mayh.er. for Boston Kidder 4 Head
echr Cora Schneidan for Pensacola, NJ Vigers 4 CO
Gckf Juno, Doane. for Portland, w II Sumner l. co
Schr Molaeska, Hanks, for Tampa Bay.
&JP Whitney
echr Wanda, Fuller, for Rostos, kiddcr & Head
j ARRIVALS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

from the Fl. Louis Argus, of March 22J show The
growing prosperity of this new territory.
The Receiver of public monies at Burlington, iowa
Iero,y. arrived in this city few days since bringing
with him deposit in Bunk, tn the credit Of the Tres
surer Of The United Suites. $34l ,G0O.
The office a, Burlington was opened IN the LIT of
October last, since ehch iinr, embracing period OF
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

RANITE-The Subscriber is prepared to receive
VI orders for granite which will he promptly furnished
nents and Fronlices, for DIV .nss, steps win sills
and lin,els-Tombs SC. of the best materials and
superior style of won kmanship, set up complete
at short uoticc, and at the lowest rates
NEWTON RICHARDS,
H7 Customhouse st, between Dauphin \ Burgundy sis
N. b. The lower story of .,rick hnildings can he
moved and Granite inserted with perfect safety, and
little Inconvenience to the occupant.
all 81 2uw : g- III,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

1900 FOR RENT!
! IL A two story house and two story Kitchen
nSsn ST John street, between Poydrns and HI via
lsslRQ street, near the New Market. Possession to
given on LIST Of May, 1889. Apply 10
nri7 r. CfANNON, 70 Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

General Scott has declined the proered compliment
Of public dinner in the city of New York.
The Boston Medical Journal reports the case Of Ia
dy who compelled to have her font amputated in
consequence ofrnnnng common needle into her heel.
William Dunlap, jr, convicted of having murdered
his wife was executed on the 10Th uIt in the ynrJ nj
the prison at Wamsport Pa lie displayed an e.trn.
ordinary degree of frmness from first TO last his calm,
department never vary ing.
MK. Richie We have seldom seen more sra-
phc and rungent piece Of sat,e than the following
illustration of the consstency Of the tor Of the Rich
mond Enquirer, which wa copy from the Warenton
| Times.
| When he first upon the stage, bundled up IN
his conservative overcoat, ill concealing the loco(oco
ward, his position wretched. There he stood be
tween his divided party, protested conservative but
practical loco'oco; the connecting link between the
rowdy outright and the demi:gentleman. He wa,
scorned bv the locOiOcos, dsregarded by the conserva
| tvcs, and derided by the wings.
This half way business, we saw, could not last long
| His conservatism we knew must go to pot Accord
ingly We have seen him. on the late OCCASION in full
assenblage Of the whole State like Billy Button in the
Flying Wardrobe cast off, first his conservative grea
then his shan-then his sham again-another sham
another-anot,er yet-a sham az ain-again-a sham
a slum-Heavens what mass of sham disguised h
fair proportions! Behold him now dsnuded of hi.
cumbersome conservatism How free his motions
How natural and un1onsrained! With the buoyan
spirit Of youth, he bounds into the box of his su-irea
sury coach; and with light heart aud thin pair o
breeches, this most accomplished whip ra,tes his mn
chine thu nation reckless off destructive PROPER
ties, and revou' nary tendencies.
How strange! A professed conservative driving ,ht
subtreasury stnge! Imagine ponr way-tarng whie
to sion him in his mad drive with hooa driver vo,
have dropped your way bill, handing him paper wIcI
reads thus:
From the Richmond Enquirer of last fall.
ave (Mr. Eitchie) can have alternative, We dar.
not hesitate betw country and our party. rhi
odious sub-treasury scheme must be resisted ut al
hazards md every sacrifice. We view il with holy hor
ror Whilst it will PROSTATE the best interests Of gu
country, its tendency is subversive Of every prncp
Of renublicansm 1t Is ruinous and revolutionary"
"Damn the way bill shouts this reckless driver an,
crack g"es til. whip, and round goes the wheels.
Iowa TERRIToRy.-The ensuing remarks, take,
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CITY BANK,

New Orleans 9Th April, 1889.
4 T A Meeting of the board Of Directors held this
n. Day, the following Resolution was unanimously
adopted, viz
Resolved, that all notes under renewal in the Bank,
may be renewed until the first day Of December next,
on the payment ola Cur,atmsnt Of twenty per cent,
and the usual discount The board of Directors re-
serving the right to require additional security in aI
cases. where they may deem il necessary -.
as K J PALFREY, Cashier,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

EACuA4>ur. Gr.ADiNu ROOM.
INNIIE proprietor has re-fted his Reading Room, in
l. the ST. Charles Exchange, Corner vi Gruvi-,
and st. Charles street, IN the neatest manner.
Besides all the principal apers OF The Unifod States
of every city aud state. the Cunadas Texas and Mexi
co aud Havant, the room is regularly and extensive.
" supplied will the latest European papers, I.oyd's
Lists. and P'ica's Price Current. A.so with nearly
oil the Literary Periodicals. Of the day. and hns the re-.
publications Of tho London, Edinburg, Westminster
Metropolitan l.eviews and Blackwoods Nagaz The
North American Review; the Southern Liter arv ,Knick
booker The American Journal af Sciences and Arts
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, tientemen's
a satne, American monthly, Bentlvs MisceIeny, The
Mexico Chirurgiaai Review, ana variety ST others
All these works regularly subscribed sr ami recei
we'd. The room is also supplied with irge. va,iet,
ofnnps und aliases, Niles Register Levy's Price Cur
rent from its commenc elnent, Gazateers, and variety
of works preference.
The most active intelligent news collectors are EN-
plove give the earliest rivals and no pains nor ~
pense will be spared to render this Reading Rom the
irsi thr United States.
snl,.fript'"ns are respectfully received.
4 . nctll-ll
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

II OAF SUHAR=-varioua qualities in store, and for
IL sally bv Shall. Il BROWN,
96 Magazine street, Agents TO lafayette sugar refinery
a8 'tt Et=t-' ,-
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COTTON CIRCULARS
TO MERCHANTS.

TO MERCHANTS.
UgMERCHANTS can haze a BEAUTIFUL CIRcU-
struck eff at tour hours NorcE, hy t"i.ng at The
Compiling Room Of True AMERICAN PRINTING!
OFFICE, ST. Charles Exchange, affirming lie READ.
Room at Corner Of Gravier street, al he Pint
ing Office, cerner Of Poydras and ST. Charles Streets
VDrrCHE.s Patent Letter presscs-A few of those
IL very Superior Letter Presses, for sale by
april DAVID FELT, "a Char,res ST
LNlSH-Sa!non unI Tongues and Sounds, in smalI
IL Packages, aud picked isei in bbls for snlc b.
Sc p WHITNEY, 70 Camp $
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r. ". COLLENS

=. W. CULLENS
United States Commiysfoucr
Appointed by the Federal Court Mt New Orleans
OFFICE No. 100 COMMON STREET.
Exchange Hotel BmldngsJ
= AID Commissioner takes al,lavits under o,I bv
'Cvrtut Of the Acts Of Congress, passed 2r,b Febrn
ary 1890; LIST March 1917 the J dietary Act of I?ao
and Other acts Of Congress, in such eases made .n
provided. NNS'' ""u' I'LL"
Said Commissioner has considerable exp.rencs
and nses f'rms Of caption and certificate which have
stood ne seyefesi scrutiny of the ables, LAWYERS
april 70
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

AZ IS Canal street. xxi TO Camp Vt
RROGANS, BOOTS, &c.-25D cases, c0mprisin,
IL an extensive assortment Ut mems and bows kip and
russell Br"gnns calf, kip and morocco Boots gentle
mems and ladies Shoes, Pumps and Slippers chlldr liz
shoes, bruSans aud ankle ties, for sale by
npl BRIDGE Co. 1871 Magazine st
SPERM OIi.-20 casks summer and winter strained
~ sperm OIL for sale by BRIDGE & Co,
ap ~ 1871 Magazine a,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

nlCKLES & CATSUPs-7O boxes assorted pic
j kes and Tomato catsups, in stor" and for sale by
az SHALL. g. BROWN, SO Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

GREGUI.y'S ECONOMY OF NATU RE, explain
NJ ed and illustrated the principles of modern
philosophy, ina vols, with forty six plates.
Memoirs Of William Sampson, inoiuding particulars
ofhi adventure in various parts Of Europe his con-
Anement il the dungeons Of the lnaIsi,inn in lisbon,
&c nc. For sale ky ALEX iTDWAR,
: npl To-, s=5ss.' cor Camp ard Common SITS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

NUTiCE-Drays Nos l597, 1852, I4s. 1913, 63O are
IN requested TO bring their receipts t, the snbscri-
hers Office without delay, of goods hnuIed from brig
Empress. LEVI A GALE, -
10 1w r-' % Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

DARLOR ORN MENTS Rare and beautiful
Il curiosi,es for sale only by Rees & D'lange,
and at Pough's Museum.
All these ornaments consist Of the most splen4
did specimens Of orthinoogy from Europe, Asia,
Africa, and our own country.
Approved notes at 60 days will be taken oil
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

OSI'-ln the office of the District Court for the
IL First Judicial District a note drawn and cub
scribed by Henry H. FORSYTH, the order Of Forsyth,
leans, Jan. 25 1887, payable 18th day Of May 1885,
at the Mechanics and Traders Bank, Photographed No.
varetir New Orleans, Jan. q, 1887 David L. Mccoy,
Notary Public the note hears also the endorsement Of
George Buchanan and John Hogan, jr.
This note enclo. ed in protest and petition and
was lost from the Clerks table. apr 10
VlNHE Prince and The Pedsr, or the siege Of BRISTOL
J. by the author Of the :'Heiress." Tie merchants
Daughter" &C.. in vols
Public and Private Economy; illustrated by observa-
ons made in New England in the year 1886, by Tfeo
dore Sedgewick; part End, l vol.
The Many Tales of the Three Wise men Of Gotham:
by the author ofthe Dntchman's Preside, &c &c.
new supply of James Novel the "Hugenot," just
received md for sale by ALEX. TOWAR
10 apl 40 Camp st.
llEOGANS-l2 cases men and boys kip brogans
- landing from ship Charleston, for sale by
10 l BRIDGE T. Co, l34 Magazine st
OFFICE TO RENT-In Comm N Street, opposite
~ Bishops Hotel. Apply to WM: McKEAN,
apr 10 Corner Camp and Common sis.
"AFER CANS-just received few dozens Of
w of Fin Wafer Cans-''ox-s Ia l2 and ID.
For sale by DAVID FELT T. Co.
aprl0 Now York Staoners' Hail. "a Chartrcs st.
" ANII.LA ROPE-l0 coils, assorted Sizes receiv-
WI ing from New York, per ship Warsaw. For sale
by SHALL T. BROWN,
apr 10 96 Magazine 81.
NJ lNE-l3 pipes Sicily Madeira, receiving per ship
SHALL. g. BROWN,
apr 10 9G Magazine st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-20

iVNURK's ISLAND SALT-5O0o ImsIeis superior
Il Turks Island Salt Just received per brig janice,
fpr sale, if Immediately applied f'r by
spH ABiJAH FISK, 81 Common ST