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NIX. EDITION.
+ Sir-An error was committed in the proceedings o.
the Wing members Of the Legislature, held on the 1911,
inst-e meeting resolved TINT thirteen delegates should
be appointed, (nseud ni reported and the name
Of MIR. }. S. Anna,t was accdenty omitted as one OIL
the delegates.
/ Respectfully,
THOs: R. PATrEN, }scc'rvs.
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W A NT'ED

From 500 to 1000 Shares Ssock IN CiAxeas Bank.
VTVHOSE wishing to. rel, will do web TO- call and
leave their names and amount Of stock, ut The store
Of English Sylvester. opposite the Arcade: Country
stock alone il desired. CAMP.
mar 9 wv
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WASHINGTON Ball ROOF
Dress e. Masquerade Ball

ST. Philip street, between Royal y Bourbon
1NHE Manager Of the above named Ball Room, CRATE
i A to bis friends and the public fos tho unparal-
leed patronage bestowed him tor several seasons.
respectfully informs them that tho establishment h"s
been ged for the amusement Of visitors, and un.
dergone immense REPAIRS The bar will be surpassed
by none in quality Of liquors, and the Restanat will DO
kept by the ablest Restuurat-ur In te CEco States
The room will reopen Saturday evening, Jrd Vi
November next, bv u -
GRAND DRESS Il MASQUERADE BALL.
and will take puce as usual every Monday, Weinea
day and Saturday evening during the season, which
will and on the LIST Of May, 1889.
N. b. The greates attention will be paid to keAr.
ing perfect order throughout the establishments As wal
done last season. ..-s-.
Oct24 N-f -. -r
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MIR. BUCKINGHAM,

Oriental Lectures in New orleans.
nN Tuesday, March 18th, Mr.. Buckingham viii
~ Commence his Lectures on Pals-iine, or tho Holy
Laad to be given during the Passion Week. IN the Pres
hy,eran Church, opposite Lafayette square, which has
been kindly gantcd for this purpose. Each lecture to
commence nj hal: pasi7 O'Clock.
Tickets for the Coxrxe:
Single person, 81 10 Family OF four, 80 90
Lady and gentleman, 5 60 Family oftive, . %
Family of three, 90 Family ofsix. 10 W
Single misunderstanding 81 IN, Minors 50 Cents
Pupils from school, 25 cents each.
Tickets may be had ut the book stores Of Benjamin.
Levy, corner Of Charities and Bienvle Streets and Of
James eat'ie,37 Camp street. where full Programmes
more tickets will be issued than the building will COM
orlasy contain early application will alone senIethe
ertainy Of supply. carsi
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EXCHANGE READING ROOM.
IUNHE ropretor has re-f,ted his Reading Room, il

,VNHE roprietor has re-f,ted his Reading Room, in
Il the ST. Charles Exchange, Corner VI Gravier
and st. Charles street, IN tho neatest manner.
Besides I'LL the principal iapers of the Unitod States,
Of every city and state. the Canndas Texas md Mexi-
and HAVANA, the room il regularly and extensive
" supplied with the latest European papers, Lloyd
Lists and Plicaa Price Current. Also will, nearly
all the Literary Periodicals Of the day, and has the re-
publications Of tho London, Edinhurg, Westminster
Metropolitan l.eyicws and Blackwoods Magazine. The
North American Review; the Southern Literarv kniek
booker, The Anc'ican Journal at Sciencef and Arts,
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review. Gentlemon's
gazine, American monthly, Bentvs Misc e'leny, tho
Mexico Chrurgcai Review, and variety ST others.
All these works regularly subscribed 'or and Eeeei.
we'd. The room is also supplied with rge variety
ofmnps and aliases Niles Register Levy's Price Cur
rent from s commencement, Gazateers, and variety
| of works Of reference.
The active Il intelligent ne VS. collectors are EN-
ployed give the earliest arrivals, and pains nor sx
pense will be spared to render this Reading Rom the
| first the United States. -
Subscriptions are respectfully received.
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MOBILE CHRONICLE One half of this paper for The
terms are not stale hat the proprietor thinks the establish
meat can DO rendered profitable
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. LATEST FROM MAIN

Miss DAVENPORT, the newes, youthful prodigy, will
exhibit her precucous dramatic talent, II, the ST. Louis
Ball Room. See dive isement
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TOMORROW
At O'clock.
coz EAA ~ N

AT OOcIOck,
SIS y! Capital Pizr.
20 Prizes of $lO0U each, is SN,OOO,i
300 Prizes of 800 each
Is Drawn Ballots in each package of &c Tickets.
Tickets only 81.
l. y U l 5 A n A l. % + T E r Y,
Authorized by Act ofLegislnture. Chapter XIII,
pass ed March 81 1928, Class G for 1889 10 be drawn on
Saturday March 23d 1889, at 6 o'clock, pm. At the
Exchange Hotel, ST. Charles 81.
ID. ). GREGORY L. Co. Successors to YATES
MeLNIYRE & Co.
RICH SCHEME.
2boi4 P,izes, am0inting to $448,8iS
Tickets $8-tialyes $40t-t&uarters g.
Packases of q tickets for $685. warranted to draw
"A least $l2O Packages Of % half tickets $lOA war
ranted 10 draw at least 60. Packages ofa6 Quarter
Tickets !or So 90, warranted to draw al least $50.
Eor Packages or single Tickets. apnv ut
M -. as.. The Managers Office,
msn Is Canal street, mex, TO Camp 81.
Two HlRE-A Girl Of fourteen years Of age, handy
at every thug, particularly for children Apply at
mr2e :. No. l3s Poydras st.
&WEEf MALAGA " IN E. tor sale by
~ mar@ READ l. BARSTOW, = Bank Place
SOAF-50O boxes Aoachans eAna, for saIe BY
~ SHALL & BROWN
leb2l 96 Magazine st
JARVIS y ANDREWS,
WHOLE ALE DRUGGISTS, curner Common
w and Tchnpitoulas Streets offer for sale
% hills number castor oil =
o0O ounces trench sulrhats, qninhe
~ casks salaraus; so boxes English mustard
+ 10 bills ulcehil; J0'bbls whiting
SlW cases apoilrcuties glass WAVE
81 bills spts ,utI,sniine 80 bbls iunnrrs oil
D casks pure sperm oil casks dutch Lnsced OF,
81 earboys oil yriol, which they Esr tor sale on
he most Teasonable'seFmsy mar is I'm
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MR. JouNsoN's BENEFrr.-Lct It be remembered,
that Mr.. Johnsen the "Od Gentleman" Of the Camp
Theatre, takes his Benefit Tomorrow evening. As H.
deserving actor and modest who in his pre-
fesson and out of it. studies to please, he deserves
bumper, and trust that he will have it. There arc
many in the city who have him ON the fremont
boards, where he was a favorite-thcy will most
suredly give him call We know none more deserving,
and New Orleans is seldom backward in approaching
aud rewardng merit.
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The benefit Of advertising in newspapers is fully IL
Sanative. During the year 1885, he paid for sdverti.
sing in the newspapers Of the United Staes ninety
thousand doAars!' After paying this immense sum-
paying his numerous ags and the expense Of the in
gradients, the manufacture Of The article. he has oc
keed handsome sum from tic sale Of the Su,,a,ivc
We sayto all who advertise, ndverse-the printer vii
| fob a little, and the advertiser great dea.-Ctct
i Observer,
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Edgeworth having been beo,c the Recorder about the
10Th instant fur being found where he had no bnsi-
ness and giving false name, was then compelled
to call upon hs'iriends; and having been found 40
soon delinquent ngan was told BY the Recorder
that he must not expect continuance Of his for
iearance.
Edgeworri, promised hisworl and honor that it would
never oocur again ana was discharged upon paving
his lodging for the night = =
Constantine trDonnel,. arrested bv Burke, drunk and
disturbing the peace-iischarged
James Fraser, VIM Robinson, arrested found sleep
| ing on the steps Of the house leading 10 the Sun
| office they being vouched for, discharged.
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Mr. BucKisGHAM.-This gentleman, whose oriental
travels and researches enable him furnish in a series
OF dlscourses, the most interesting accounts Of the Old
World, will commence Of lectures in this city
ON Tuesday evening next. The very low pice of ad-
mission, barely enougho expenses will bring it
within the power of almost every nnc, receive the
benefit OF the instruction to be derived from these lee
lures. Mr.. buckingham has obtained nearly the uni
Vers applause of The Press, wherever he has soourned
'hh been heard, in the principal Cities of the Union.
lie 'sad t" be pleasing speaker, and tia, his lee
lures are repe'e with beauty and information. BY a
reference his advertisement, his prices md the
ture Of his lectures mny be undersIo d.
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A CARD.
CAMP-STREET THEATRE.
VN7ILLIAM +. JOHNSON'S FRS, BENEFIT j,
w New Orlcnns.-NIr Johnson has the honor &c
announce to his friends and the public that on SUNDAY
EVENING March 24,h, his first Benefit in This city will
take place at the Camp Street Theatre, when will be
presented tho Comedy Of
SPEED TUE PLOUGH.
After which, for the first time, the Coin"dct,a Of
DOES YOUR MOTHER KNOW YOU'RE OUT
Aud the new Farcs of
TON NODDN'S SECRET.
r,r22 NJ Roc l,ooE uD,r Omen
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M ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE Warehouse,


NJ AKBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSE,
- Customhouse street, opposite the post-otiice.
Inc subscribers arc now receiving from their fac
torres IN New York, and will keep constantly on
hand general assortment 1t Marble Mantle Pieces
usda ~ Inv has, E"In, ia u tnS .ateS1 paerns
american maroo. Also, monuments, Iombs and
Grave stones moulded ana PLAIN sls and lintels
marble !acings, hearths and boundary sone plaster
Of Paris, Roman Il Hydraulic Cement and Plaster.
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment nj
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia IRON
Crates of the newest and most annroved nn,,a,n.
T.,,sr;ro aona ~ ~. 1900 $1,000 Pul'o." s =,
~..s. uo"' T ~ s"1 "oates' manner ana At the
e"oites' not'co' ihey nave hrst rate workmeE te
je5 JAMES KAHN Il STROUD
-P1 VFD;S D005CKv n
i nnNMN NOcna MooN iAlNo' &'.
nNAL OF an Exploring -Four beyond the
. ROCKY Mountains' under the d'rsction Of tho
c F NJ, performed in the years 1885, ,36 and
"a: contoin;nr dsscr;,t;on IS ~ o a"1
,)an. S'"f"y' g.
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TO MERCHANTS.
STEAM KOAT BILLS,

OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS eCSTEAM
" BOATS hare their Bills struck of, in ore
Colored Inks, Plain or Colored Paper, riah
despatch and on Favorable Terms by .iearing ther
ORDERS at TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner Of
Poy dras and ST. Charles streets.
Nay99-if
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The cnrinna Post Of tho 18th says "rhe river Is now
sx'se" feet above low water aud falling slowly Wea,he,
warm. thre aiening rain" w. ~ 49, o.. f. -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-23

NohNEf MARRIED, y sequel 10" t;ilber Our.
(" Jack Bray &c &c in 2 vols. :. e'
Illustrated 9 Edition of Oliver Tw.st complete in one
Also No. 8 Of Nicholas Nickleby, Just received and
'o.s.e py WIN. MckEAN,
MdS3 cor Camp alu ON mon
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Ccleste'S Benefit.

Nnlosta,s Un,,ofst
And Positively her Last Appearance Int -Four!
oe.Se ' r. W.. u ,: .... "' c nIa
MONnAv EVENING MARCH Or 1870
On which occasion, will be presented the following
ExrRaoRplsARy V,R.Ery! NoyE,Ty! e. Attraction
-----------> -------------
The performances to commence with first time here
MINERS nrand Legendary drama, ntersrersed
WIN Dancss' music Cemoats, fageantry; WIN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-23

is known TO all who are conyersan, with Pennsyl
yania Legislation, that by tile chatter granted to the
bahK ofthe u States she is bound 10 loan IL The State
at an interest not exceeding per cent per annn,n
several millions of dollars, and it reserved for the
wisdom Of he present administration Of that State,
DISREGARD her true interests, and seek borrow else
where at Il higher premium,
Aswitli individuals with governments they often
suffer private p1ues 10 initiate with their highest dutaa,
anu under specinus prext reconcile the npolicy or
wickedness OF the measure, to the justification Of them
Selves and deuson Of others. Now It was unfair to
suppose that the banks whose capitals in the pre-
sent situation Of business insufficient enable them
to hold State stocks as Investments would curta their
business facilities, to conciliate the Governor when
contingency had arisen to warrant departure from their
ordinary business, more especially we'll know
that the loan could be demanded of the bank Of the u
Stnes aud thut shc ready this, on ull otle,
occasions to discharge in the most liberal manner, a
her duties.
Anl 10 this particular junction of aili,rs when she
mas done much to bring about resumption of spcc,
payments, and has literally called out her resources II
sustain them and the great interests Of the country
tons of the party in power. When the cr,t Of tina
stae was eoparded by the party who elected Goveru0
Porter hy their threats and uobs that this bank Of tn
U. States OF Fennsy lvanu, should come forward an
TAKE that oan when it did not diminish in the least he
LIABILITY to advanc. the State the other millions pc
/ cent per nnunnl.
| Such conduct would hive bean tho height Of foil
even if the state OF the foreign relations between til
country and Great Britain, arising out of the Main
question, did not give different phases lo all loans
The solution of the whole business s thus Short
stated; The Government Of the United aud i,s adh
have oserreached themselves in their crusat
against banks and the credit SYSTEM for nstead Of AZ
herring to the healthy and vigorous system which her
tofore prevailed to manage the Of the counr
they have been tampering with it, and trying every il
potent expedent, until, having ne through the who
cycle of measures the people find they have been dupe
by the Professions. md the onward march of the col,l
Try retarded, by the party in power = r..
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rllE. TRUE AM ERIC AN.
EDiTED. sI JOssN GIBSON.
4 FAfT1ayuL AND BOLD.
!. NE w OR LEANS:
SATURDAY MARCH 23, 1880.

Duing the last days Of the session Of the Legislature
several Of the wing members absent. Where were
they? Vh.re were Messrs Dupre, Thibodeaux, and
Grow, Of the Senate Where Messrs Thbo.
eaux. Breau, Morton, and Lewis OF the House How
can those gentlemen reconcile to their bosoms, the
thought that i'll conseq of their absence the most
importdnt measures which had been carried in both
Houses, were lost by thu Governor vcio One or two
votes more would have carried those bills by the cn,,s.
tutional majority notwithstanding the Veto Think Of
this gentleman and tell it Il your constituents when
they ask you what has become of the Nashville Ruil
Road the Barraara and Lafourche Canal the Atch,lu
luya Rail Road, NC.
SnRING.-Ws remember yenrs ago, when own
life had ntN yet reached it net ian we once apostro.
phised his beautiful season. II bright balmy
day, and was the first fcnal Sunshine we had experi
enced. Winter viii, its bleak winds, or were fur.
ther north than ure and ice bound brooks and
its merry sleigh bells, and the skaters song as he
SKINNED over the CLASSY lake. like The flee, wind ac
| passed away We love to the generous hear,l
piled up with fuel and the family group gathered uroune
the cheerful blaze. But ,l:en " It'll the departure o
| chill winter CO mes SPRING
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METARIE JOCKEY CLUB
RACES.

VNHE Spring Meeting, for 1889, over the Nietnr
Course, will commence the lust Tuesday, Is
March, continue six days. First day, sweepstakes
for years ODDS, mile heats entrance $1,000 for
fait, 4l5t,, nine subscribers:
i. hioun,fsrt Wells names oh Denswing, by Levi
| at,an. =.
g. D Stephenson, c Dublin, by l.evin,han, dam by
Jerry. !.
M no Ks@"ese cf"ydoe' b, Medoe dun Gray
| 6. Ira Smith, Maria Duke. by .Mcdoc; dam Cherry
| Elliott, BY Sumpter.
2. J S Garrison, b c Altor, by Fyldc, dam by vir-
ginian.
8. VIM r Barrow, ch Picayune, by Medoc.'
9. james SHY, Curcuio, by Medoc, dam by
Sumptnr.
Same day match between the noted srotting horses
Bird and Confidence, two mile lie ITS in harness for
$1,000. - -
Second Day-Jockey Club Purse, $500, two mile
heats.
Same Day-sweeps,nkes for gentleman riders, tw o
mil. heats, entrance $780, the proprieors to add silver
cup If the value Of $500
Third Day-Jockey Club purse $1,000, three mile
heats
Fourth Dny-Jockcy Club, purse $1,000, four mila
heats.
Fifth Day-Jo.kcy Club purse 500, mile heats, best
Bins.
Same tlay-Sweepstakrs for 9 yedrs old, mile heats
entrance $500 forfeit $50, seven subscribers:
| MOuntsrt Wells, W. j Minor,
A |. Bingumin, Minor Ktnncr ''n
&C 5 Farrar, W Barrow
Sixth Day--.Proprietor's Purse, $1,000, three mile
heats.
Same Dav-A match betwceen the celebrated ,rot
ting horses Pompei and Koa, best in 5, in harness
for $1,000. T.. CENAS.
mar 8 Secretary
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II. BONNABEl..

NOflCE-All persons having claims against the
y firm Of Christie & Sinnott or John Christie, are
requested t" present the the Office of X II
smith, ESQ attorney at law, No. IA, Exchange Place.
without delay. mar 81
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HoFFEE-l65 bags Havana and Green Coffee land,
~ M aud Tor sale by SIS J r WHITNEY,
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M ACKEREL, &c-l5 Dbl. No mackerel, AZ bis
VA Mo- do
70 bis No 3do 46 half bbls No do
3l8 kegs No l do; 1873 kids No do
t2 kegs Tongues Sounds, l56 bbs Potatoes
II bbls tanners Oil, landing from ship Robt Nor
r,s, for sale by 5 Il Z WHITNEY,
mar9 70 Camp ST
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARn


IOLEA, pocket Book containing notes of ,[,, c,v
= >. os vlcksb',rg 10 the amount csi5O.
,s moes o. .ts Rsal Estate i5a"k, Kinds county
.yes Rank tornh bill for FIVE dollars of tile West Fell
s,an: ks' Road Bank WoodviIle-a par, Of the rresi
dent's name deficient " f''"'
aso CURTAINS The original Of cheek draw by the
's,sssppi Union Bank in favor of Horace i,cnn < Co
onthe merchants Bark, New Orleans for $3.50 70.
3oe, dated March l4lh, 1857 Also tie Duplicate Of i,
cneck drawn by the Water Works Bank on the Mtr.
BANK ~ favor Of Jacob ,kcr New Orleans for
payable 20 days after dnte, "' 1922
these checks are nor endorsed and are therefore of
70 value 10 persons other the owner. The pocket
oook contained sundry other papers of no value 10 any
'he person in possession Of the above i'll restore
same 70 The subscribers through the Post Office or
ne may retain the bank mites, and no cues.
IONS asked or ile above reward will he paid for the
ds!econ 81 the thief and restoration of the pocket book
with its cohtents as stolen.
mar I8 St 90 o 80 ~,
HsvYvv1
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To THE ARTIST AND FANCY PAINTER.
TUST received By the latest n;ri,a ais from Havre, n
- splendid collection Of Artists Brushes, paints pal
pallet Knives cruyons and pustes water coors and
stumps of every description, splendid mahogany and
walnut easels for portrait painters pastel crayons Of
every color pencils of every varnsh brushes, fat
and round, very large size canvass already prepared
India ink, superine ; large boxes, fully mounted witt,
colors brushes, elegantly fitted up, &c &c.
Splendid Albums superbly bound and gilt; colours,
of every description, by cake; sign and ornamental
tools aud pencils; and great quantity Of articles Of
taste which are too numerous TO detail.
The principals of Academies, Teachers OF Drawing
and Painting, will do we'll call the store OF the
subscriber which will accommodate the amaiears and
artists nyornbly. MONDELLI,
No So Camp street
Dealer in Paints, Oil Vnrnishcs und Fancy Articles
for painters, wholesale and Retail. mar 7 I'm
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ENLOUR-l6it brls in fine shipping order, at the
- landing per fla. boats, for sale BY
mar " q DORSEY. IL Ncu: 1 sra,
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Ir,C DI,n,,r[,-, U,.,I,,I,;I,-----

H!AsS-Just landing from Piitsturg an assor,lnrn,
~ of Japs Walls, and Window Glass, Mt whole sale
and reta,l,at II bONNABEl.
mur 81 Cor of Natchez and Tchapit )uas sta
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-23

CoFFEE-38I bags, privv grt en-, land
~ ing from brig Boston, for sale h,y
mar ~ ABRAHAM TRlER 81 Gravi.r At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-23

FlREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
A GENERAL Meeting Of the Stockholders Of this
"a Institution, will be held on Saturday, the ,ls, inst
at o'clock, at the Office of the Company 81 Camp st.
when WI be ia,d before them Statement Of the Affairs
OF said Corporation, in Pursuance of the ,cqnision Of
the Charter Section s.
mr23 l. Adv s..-.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
VNHE Bench and the Bar, by the author Of" Random
! i Recollections Of the Lords md Commons -
" The Great Metropolis" &c in . vols.
Neal Malone md other Tales Of ireland, by W II
Carleton, author Of Traits and Stories of tn. irish
Pcasanty,' III vols, Just received md for sale by
mar2 WIN Mexican, cor Camp & Common SITS
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METAlRE JOCKEY CLUB
A MEETING Of the Me,nire Jockey Club will be
~ held at the Exchange Hotel, on Saturday. 23d
inst at o'clock M. Members badges will be ready
for delivery. PETER CENAS. S.c'rv
thar 81
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MEMORANDA

snP mississippi spoke ship Ohio off the 1saocr
samcr nal Columbia towed down brig Borodno from
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= IDINti SCI1OO1..-Thc undersigned, late Captain
~ OF Curassiers in the Hessnn and fianoverian
Services from which he retired some years ago.
,a in this country intends establish in this place
hidng School, for which. he has procured well stu
atcd place, Circus street, betw Canal and Common
streets. lie will live lessons every day from to II
A. NJ. and from 10 z NJ. His terms will be 500
per month for lessons Of every dny-sl0 per month for
cities and character Cnptan f. JOINS, of the Lou-
siana Drageons. to whom h" is well known and who
will render such Of him will be STAG
tory The subscriber, in order 10 secure partly his
| expenses, would prefer to commence his School by
subscriptions Of such gentlemen who would be willing
to ,come his pupils. Subscription List is left at
Capt Johns Store, where gentlemen will please to call
mr22 TR. WREEI E.
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ATEsT LITERARY NOVELTIES
lnsraham, 9 vols - f'e'0'S''
The Huguenoi,2 vols-Tales Of the passions by
Gurney married. a sequel TO Gilbert Quincy, by
We author Of sayings and doings
= NJ Rambler in Europe, 2 vois-Cnrl Werner
II. xols-Sputlleln passages and Pictures, by
yl,yer Twist, complete inl vol svo illustrated,
-. g g do part J. NOS. 5, 6 and7 -
v.choias Nckleby, nos 9 and 10
e 2s. Begota in1 1896 and 1887, 2 vols
{. - 2 vule ''NT'1 u''' - N.Y.
A,kns British Poets, Frosts do sequel to Atkins,
E.S sesesy o. recent standard Publications, few
London .Annnals-The = Liadem-I3eok Of
ICY sed o''lers JOHNS g. Co,
-.9H corner 81 Charles & Common s,s
s1iioR-soO b.l. Landing from steamer Governor
= Coeiov, Tor sale BY q DORSEY
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-23

FL TEN BOXES-A new urticle used in New
aork. smong the merchants generally and valu.
pie art'cls ior a compiling roum fol- sale by
DAVID FELTA Co, S,utioners' Hall
e.'e' 70 - $3.50 p Chnrfrss Il
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-23

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- No 1873 Grnvier st, having 4 rooms, Q ca,u
1EEEsm nets and gallery, With kitchen, wash rom
Es4A and servants rooms, complete, u good vnrJ
paved with brick, having in il ciserns and hydIant
Premises or to siOANE 4 vi 'le
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