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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-13
THE TRUE AMERICAN.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD,
y r. w OR LE VS.:
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY l3 1890,
EOi'rEH 3S JOssN GIBSON.

Co.. WHITES LErrER.-Deow will he found the
letter of Col Joseph NJ White, in reply 10 an ;ny;,o
tion to BIZ present and participant. in e Discussion of
free banking" at Banks Arcade, on Mon,,a even
ing which we promised yesterday 1t will be read
with pleasure as il briefly hut forciby points out and
sums up the immense advantages, the General Bank
ing Law must bring to the South, and especially to
view orleans. We hive never known a proposition so
universally popular, where it has beea at all c,si-
dered 1t finds ready supporters in the most intelligent
and experienced, and is feared by none but the ,ima.
who shrink from any improvement upon old and drag.
gng customs because it the garb of novelty, and
their fathers have not 'roddcn the road before them
Col. White most truly says that this subject is not
one that should he postponed. The present is the fit
time for passing hclaw. Our country would spring
"r with an elasticity unparalleled; from, tho despon-
'ency and troubles superinduce by past and present
difficulties, to cnss and prosperity. Where is the i'd
vantage in giving the constitution Of patient An opror-
iuny of wcahering diseRse when the application nj
sovereign remedy would instantly restore him TO
health and vgor7 Wesav, let not the session pass
without giving to citizens this relief. DO not srb-
ect them TO the laguismen of another year Of arlu
Gus and heart sckcning struggles to sustain them
selves and heirc The capital 10 the necessary
business is here bur under the present circumstances
is inactive and imperative. Open the doors for it, and
it will come; ald New Ore ns will regain all of her
| Old energies, and devclope
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-13

l. Aas u2hseabts lHakes
fra. appearance this evening" III the St. Charles as the
fayaere' Its only necessary TO see her, to yield
!ull acknowledgement to her grace and beauty. g.
IHEATRlCAL-We saw Mr. Bootn lust evening in
me part OF Hamlet, the speculative and philosophc
Ha'n'ef, which he enncedwith great truth and beauty
'ndeed his conception Of the part is admirable. anil
with some slight exceptions in his readings, the por
traltnre was highly finished, and the enunciutun,
though occasionally too measured was generally dis
tinc and beautifully given. In two passages,
in which he seemed to most forcibe, though still
subdued, we much annoyedby singing aud whs-
Ting behind the scenes. We t,ok il for Op.,ela, who
evidently seemed little anxious to sing correctly
and was little too loud in her rehearsal. Mr. Burke,
too, when he is charged by Lper,cs with the death Of
his father, appeared to us being more churgeubls
with the murder Of III. King. We would advise, him
never to- venture far from the WINGS
We cannot refrain fiom expressing the qualification
Mr.. Boot, has given during the last nights of biz
| engagement. He leaves us with tie most pleasing
memories. His Bertrum, evening before iae was flu
piece Of acting and his Hamlet lat evening, was
the very highest order. His last night on Thursda,
evening.
| Miss JOSEPHINE CLlFroN-whose beauty and his
trionic excellence, since she left US, played the
deace with the Wits Of contemporaries up the river
has returned to this city, and will play an engagement
at the "Camp."
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-13

Ferry and kbsrn stree Is, and In State, Morgan, and
ia'cott etr.tt east Of Front, and the side OF
fon streets have the in their cellars and many
81 Ilsln on the first floor
Ihe meadows On both sides Of the river IRE ovar-
flowed to a great extent and many dwellings must
have been surrounded hy the water SO suddenly, as
give bnt little time for the cccupan to escape.
oinc: four O'Clock yes arday afternoon the water
mas rlse about one foot, and now appeu,s be AT u
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-13

Caroline Augusta Chase, and 735 other ladies of
LYNN have pe'itioned the Legislature for the privilege
sfmarrying black husbands. -Boston Post.
Will the Post please inform whether they were
,eh'te or black dies1 fwhite, why, de snstibu non
&c. - - .
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-13

BANK OF WAsHTENAw-Wc learn from thu Ypsil
anti Republican, of,Le 18th ult, TINT this institution
bus been closed by an injunction from. the Chancel-
lnr.
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Comptroilers oRce-Second Municipality, I
WonDWoRTIi's" enly mreulea pLANINGMA

"ODDWORrIi's ncmiy 'nreufed FLAMING MA
w CHINE. PATENTED, Nov. Is, 1886
The subsC riher being of the agents of sud
Woudwurth has one OF said Machines put NJ for use
in the mill oi.NIcssr Horton & Co.. in the city of La
ia'etle, which any person can exnn,iir; he has
plumber Of said machines for snle and has The agency
,"r dIsposing OF the privilege for using Sal machines
he Is drsrous 10 sell by sute parishes as may be y,
sun the applicants. The nchiues the greatest la
b"nr saving machines put in use. fo dressing ard
s''o'hIs plank "ri'"ors, Or boards for weather siding
Any person deeirons q! rnrcha Z, call No. II
Rampant street. where the subscriber can 90 found
IA l9-lm WAL L HASA ms.
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Daniel sturgeon, Esq. ". b. has bren re cleo ted
State Treasurer of Pennsylvania for tho term of one
year The vote stood for
Daniel Sturgeon, 6s
For others, "a
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-13

The great freshet has overnown the road in MANY
pInces.-fPh Herald and Seminal
THIS is the first time heard Of res,et lnvin.
'enss. Its not at all wonderful now that it rose so
high.
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AccoMhoDATING.-A member Of the Massachusetts
Legislature recently besoneht the House postpone
certain subject from Saturday to the Thursday toll
lowing as an important ceremony claimed his presence
al hon'e-'hee spousa ofhis sister another gen'e-
man. After good laugh at the iapsus lnsue, and
little rai!ery, the rnstp.nement was agreed TO-
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Camp 81. Theatre.

First night of the engagement of
MISS J. CLIFTON g. MR. J. Il. SCOTT.
- THIS EVENING, FEB. 10,
Will be performed the Play Of
THE HUNCu3ACK.
Master Walter, MIR Scott,
Clifford, Frcdericks,
1insel, Gilbert,
Falhnm, Johnson
Joha, Miss Clifton.
70 conclude with the Farce OF
THE LOTTERY TICKET.
Cap'as, Mr. Fielding,
Wormwond, Johnson,
Susan. Mrs Anderson.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-13

stephen Van R"nseaer, the PATRON of Albany, died
IN his chair at the dinner table, the last Of last month";
tie was most excellent, kind-heartcd, liberal man
and leaves many to r.vere and bless his memory.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-13

Specimen of The X. l. Bouks,-The Crans,on bo,k
IN iii de Island, has been in operation over meutv
ycrs aud its entire loss thus far has been but 48 dollars
There are more banks in Rhode Island in proportion
to Its popu a'ion than in other state in the union
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-13

THE LATE GALE AT THE EAsr.-We give below,
further particulars of ths violent hurricane as
some ofour readers may feel all in,ere st in them.
Conference.-The Courant ays:-
The water continued to rise ali day Yesterday and
through tlr night. This mornin. it is % feet above
low water mark and about Ia inches higher than the
fond OF 1922. In 1871 it 26! feet above low water
mark. The water nearly ull The ground east of
Front street. and From street above Ta'cott OF
course all tho stores and dwellings in Commerce,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-13

'as MA'Ls.-On Mcnduy evening we ycceived
NASHVILLE papers of the following dates. The Banner
OF January s. TO- H. ala, II, ~, 81, 90 49, "a, a5
ana ~ Inc Union of Jan. 7, II, %, e5 and 3d. The
.'nc'hn"'i Republican Of December. %, 29-Jan 3, %
III" o'' fost JAN 2, % and 20. Besides Boston and
''heF papers from the first Of December the 10th in
Ftan'' Where have they all been heing collected, and
when shall we luve another cnravnn?
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NOTICES.

UThe Packet sclir Ed,oard Preble, will sail f.:
Havana this evening, Passengers will be on board, of
4 o'clock. i.I3
The packet ship II LISA, from New York, is now
dischagng urposte the Veget lble market consig
WIN Pleas attend to the receipt ofthsir goods.
fe'S COHE :, A gent, 30 Common st
UFl'he bnrque SHANNON, Can't Novel;, from
HavFe, is dischargins ters below the Rail Road.
Consignees arr particularly requested TO take out
aheir permits and attend to the receipt Of heir goods.
pMadame Chanviere, Messr.. A tiras,he, Jea n
JEAN Amin Michel Chauvier, Rousseau coasignees per
ship Saadin from Havre requested call at the
subscriber's nAice and receive their goods.
Jbs consignees Of merchandise marked On and &c,
~ also requested to attend TO the same.
e1S I, II GALE, 90 Common al
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-13

'INliE POLISH ORPHAN or Virissitudes-A tai.
aud for sale by A. II WAR
Nv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-13

RIor AT CLEAvELASo, tHio-A party Of persou
having been santered by small patriot sheet caIc,
t.e Laid Eagle published by NlesSr>. Und-rlil nn
With sledas hannrrs, nnI completely dr,nuishnn i,
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FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR ca 4RTER.
"a The fast sailing copper fastened, and
I'm coppered brig MARY ELIZABETH, I7O
2E tons, built expressly fora packet mahogany
eabia state rooms for the accommodation of 25 passrn
Rss. ros terms, apply to Capt Bouve on board, Plea
yans Tiss. or TO WIN PURIFIER,
tel3 95 Common st
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foBLsc MEET1NG.-A cult will be found in our Cd
u'ns TOR meeting this evening, at Banks Arcade,
10 consider the course Of the Mayor to our Council,
u"u auop1 such measures as may be considered neces-
sary' We hope the meeting may be full.
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Irsgret tbs. IA unavoidable engagement, to h.,s
t'~n Tomorrow 6r week, will deprive me Of tho op
loru'nity of secondng yonr patriotic objects
have the honor to he your most obedient,
y - .. ]. NJ. WHITE.
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HpAtoN >iDES--jO hhds Cnrinnnt, cured in s,or
- and Tor saeh SfErSDN Il AVERl.
J-' 50 GIn,rr II
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TO MERCHANTS

TMERCHANFS can hnre BEAUTIFUL CIRcv-
LAR sfruch eft otio"r hours NorIcE by taNsns at the
tomr'ing Room Of TRUE AMERICAN PRINTING.
OFrcT, ST. Charles Exchange. aljomius tie READ.
ING Room at Corner Of ravier street, or al the Print
ing Office, Garner IF Poydras and St Charles Streets
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Forgery. The N. Y. Goze,te says "A forged check
tut considerable amount, presented at the coun-
'er o. the State Bank Friday last and Immediately
ue'ected by the Teller but owing to the high respec.
tao'y OF the Connexions Of the forge who presented
the check himself, he permitted to 20 ut LARGE"
we DO not recognize any state Of morals that would
screen wretch on account of "high responsibility"
we do not hold to any laws that like spiders web
mesh small ies but cannot prevent larger ones from
'~enking through.
Suicides. On the 3O,h ult., James r. Wntson, a
.e''ed merchant Of New York. about so years of age,
i" lit OF insanity cut his throat in that city aud died
instantly.
The Sussex, N. J. Register, says that Mr.. Waters
had Dee" to Newark the 2uth ut and was return
ing "hen stranger accosted him near stanhope, and
requested permission to ride with him, and desired
shelter until he could procure employment. He was
char'faby accommodated. In the night he was heard
by the family praying ferventIy, which he continued
until about O'Clock. when he arose, as did also the
family lie paced the stoop until breakfast was called
Of Which he pnrtook, and then passing out Of the door
tire" of his hat and plunged headlong into he we'll
tie was Swedc by birth-about 80 years Of age, and
said he had been year and nine months in thi.
country.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-13

u ALMON-25 ar hnr'es, 10 ciehti- and 200 k,f.
- salmon, andn: from ship Chareson CIR safe Ly
ie2 " WHITNEY, - Ca,nn Il
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NEW YORK Sm,iune,'s Hall a ',hnrIes street.
~ by DAVID FEI,r A. ca
Every nfrc" in stationary ready made or to order
u' up al snort notice. Wholesale retail, cash or
Improved credit. az
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COTTON CIaeCULAKS
STEAM EsOAT BILLS,

OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS Of STEAM
~ BOATS hare their Bills struck oE in ouc
Or more C"lored Inks on rnin Colorcd Paper, ciM
despatch. and on faroraHe Terms, by irnring their
ORDERS ntTRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner Of
Poydras and 81. Charles streets.
Nav29--f
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DASSAGE Registers for steamers, different styles
u ssd sises. freight lists, memorandum, books, led
gs Journals and every other article in stationary, used
. steamboats,. Any purchasing anything in the
sbose described, will please call and examine before
fsphasiag; will he sold terms TO suit purchasing
'bs DAVID FELT L. Gu,
6l9 N ! StationeFs Hall. "a Chartres st
GxTfN Esetsr faper-uilt edged, very splendid
- article, NJ svsry ,i.lnr, quality and size Also
tasek edged Isttas and billet paper, for sale BY
DAVID FELT & Co, -
613 N Y Stat,oners Hall, q Chaytres st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-13

LAW BOOKS. .,.
EQUIrY Craftsman. Equity Digest 3 vols, Crabbs
~ English Law vol, Coventry 4 Hughes Dises,
= yos, Chnneys Manage Rights vol, Comyn Con-
tracts vol Coyer Oh Partnership Bacons Abridgement
8vos, Bor!nmagnis National Political Law, Bailey on
Bills, Brinkerlorcks Law of War, Bingham on Infancy
Adams on Ej",me"!s An'homs Blackstone Abbott on
SUPP ing, Angel g. Ames on Computations, Goulds
PIeadmgs, lIurrisons Digest 3 vols, Hovrnlon on
Frauds, Jones on i,aments, lngeIsoI' Digest, Rents
Commentaries vols, Cow Partnership, Greseys
Equity Evidence, Smiths Chanccry Practice 2vols,
Conklings pnctice, Curtis Admiralty Digest,
For Sale by ALEXANDER TOWAR, 40 Camp St.
pAlSINS-i00 boxes Mr. Raisns,
IL 300 . boxes do do
100 Id boxes do do DO
In store and for sale bv
feb9 CIiAMPLIN & COOPER, 80 Julia st
tORN-500 sacks now landing, and for sale by
" ia26 ClIAMPLlN u COOPER, E2 Jun 1t
4 NUNNY BAGS-5,tO0 Gunnv Bags in store for
u &C. sale by CHAMpLIN 4 COOPER,
fe9 80 julia 1T
lME-l500 casks Thomason LINE for sale in lots
IL to suit purchasers. Apply to
fe9 PLAIDLAW, 66 Camp st
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tFNlENi Hydraulic md Ronan inst received and
tor she by READ & EARSTDW
n,,,
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I MBkELlAS-,U RACES, IS to 81 in Nahum mn
~ Cling hnln uml rrlas for -,lc hy
tHH lSAA BRIDGE 4 Go, 1874 Magazine :,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-13

TWIN WARE, Manuacorv-I.v,rv article Of Tin
and she tcnpp"r ware nuiar lrr,i ut the short
e~tno,icr, ahh in superior style hv
fel3 ) LOCKE & Gu, 3 From, ct
Ni'Dn hand at all times lnrcr NJ assortment Of Fin
and copper wnrr-. Country merchants are particular
lie tDJ
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-13

YTLOuR--SOq fsrrels superior brand, for sale by
jsl7 o II BLISS, 65 Poydr Al
HVElfHIN', 81 case eaitinet rsn,s; do scurle
" Gaansy Shirts. for sale by
isN SHALL g. BROWN, a6 Magazine st
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FOX SALE.
"A Mu'a'fo Woman, stout and healthy, aged from
ihirty-sIx to forty years. She is L likely and most
desirable servant; g''d cook, French or English
"asher' ronef' anh srnmst ress-in IL word Amr,i.
can 'nse servant She is sold because she l,ns been
insoent to her mistress
Apply 10 the Editor OF the True American.
feb z =,
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For, NA) u

III AlANA sEGAkS- Oo000 of different ouuIirie
1 L in store and for sale BY
janis ABRAHAM TRIER, 81 Grav;er y,
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Blank Checks, Bills Of La..iny. Auctiuu
bi'fs, Pamphlets, Show bills, Cata-
loGUnE. &c. &c.
Us ''Hni.R for The .ihorc, nni crerv o,acr de7
rTp'''"@ 'S'.dN riN'; 80 rcccired al COMPILING
Ho"n e''FNtE ANt.ni;AN,' in ST. CHARLES FIX
CHANGE, Sd d"or from 'irlvi~r at the Primn.
Office, rornrr Of Pc, dra and ST. Charles streets.
Erhnsirc and benntjM Book asa Jon Fousrs
hom me best Foundrics mMe Inited States, hare Jus
been "d'ea 10 he already meH sockcd establishments
--d"d ORDERS ~W be executed Low, as Cheaply
hSprd'''"nsly aud beautifully, at any other Office
in the City
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-13

MBRi.LA is cases maniua silk Um brellas,
- Iargs sizes, received from ship Mersey and 70
sa'n ny BRIDGE &co,
dis l34 Magazine ST
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1000! Capital Prize, Tickets only S. 40
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.

1000! Capital Prize, Tickets only s. 40
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Drawing of the Grand State Lottery Glass ~,
1870, Is, II, Is, 81, 60, As, 50, 80, Sc.
Nos !, g. %, the Capital Prize of sl3,OOO was sold
in a whole ticket, by Mr. John d wis, No ~
Custom llous. street. and casled as
soon rs presented.
TLAsS I, Authorised by tho Legislature Of the
~ STATE TO he drawn This Day, Feb. 10, 1873,
at o'clock, p. NJ. at Bishops Hotel.
$ DAVIS & co, Managers.
rs Drawn numher4-'2 Drawn Ballots.
Spl"naid Scheme.
" a'4 Prizes, amounting to s95,asa
Tickets 5? o0Ilalves Oo--Q lnrters 80 Sc.
Packages Of % Tickets for ssh co. warranted TO draw
at least s,4, and may draw the h CHEST c,pnI,
mounting 10 70o0 =! Packages of IS Ialf Tickets
IS 90, warranted to draw n, eas, $i2 co. Packages
of IS Quarter Tickets $l2 so warranted to draw at
least S. 90.
For packa .es Of single tickets 7rpir al the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
Fohl3 Is Charities st
EAilKENHrIl'S 1kerm0n, ters, a ,elv bcnutl,u
l. article, new STYLE ju-t received Eom Europe, and
fur sale by DAVID + TT X Co,
tai N III ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-13

ARD-l5O kegs superfne leaf Lard in store, for
IL sale by &. DORSEY.
Ieb a New leyre
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4 SITUATION WANTED-ln a drv goods or
IN grocery store, or Hotel coffee house, by a
young gentleman who has had considerable "a peteIcc
and eau come well recommended. Ad,lrrss J. c., al
the Post Office. lie is willing to engage to remain
during the summer. fc2-1w
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TIN PLATE &c.

1 TN liza l Il NC.
ICO BOXES TIN Plates tx Extra ST.
rNO yes and most approved brands.
35 Bundles Sheet Iron X. &. "a
to 81 100 do. Iron Wire
500 pounds Sheet Zinc
500 do. Timed Copper
500 do. Sheet Lead
$50 Squares Wire Vellum. To.
gether with general assortment Of timers
articles, all of which will be sold at low
prices for cash by VlLAs. LooMIs,& Co.
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Black Otter Cans.

ar quality Superior to any offered for
W sale in this State and such as must suit
every taste Also Seal and Hair Seal Caps,
low priced Fur Caps, by the dozen. Lynx
Mutls, Squirrel Muhs, and variety Of dark
Furs, for sale by WIN. |. SEYMOUR.
AT be new brick shop on Cherry street.
Burlington. Nov. n, l&3h,
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q CASES London Pus.
- do. German do.
l do. Mixed do.
900 NJ. Warren's e. Hemming's Nee
dies so Gross, Hooks Il Eyes.
$50 do, Bone Eyeiells. For sale
by Villas, LOOMS g. Co.
Nov. a. 1889.
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l1untington's Common School
Geography and Atlas.

NCVSIU PIIy uI01 HtTUS'
VHNHE attention OF Parents and Teachers
n Is PARTICULAR invited to the above.
For sale by c. GOODRICH.
Nov. Is. [Wickwares building, up stairs.
Also for sale. a general assortment Of
School Books
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Resolutions. From the Senate fixing on
this afternoon to choose Brgadler Gen.
era 10 place of Gen. Ransom; concurred
IN. Resolutions reported by the com. on
Slavery. FIST adopted; Is to 80 dec airing
power OF Congress over slavery IN the dis
lrict aud territories: Cd, on Texas, opposed
by Messrs Needham aud Brown, supported
by Mr. e wdey and rejected: Sd. against
A'herton's gag, supported by Mr. Brown,
opposed by Messrs Needham and Rice and
adopted, 90 TO 90: 4rh requesting Cover
nor to transmit 10 other states, adopted
FXlug upon Wednesday next for the
adjournment of both Houses, reported and
adopted. BY Mr. Thomas, for JOINT
assembly tins afternoon, to elect agent to
settle concerns Of W. state bank; adopted.
Messrs Hail Of Groton, Matlocks and
Hlbbard were appointed com. on the Cal
edonla and Essex Insurance CO. bill.
The Senate came in, and the following
appointments were made.
Col. Artemas Cushman, Brig. General
IN place Of Gen. Ransom promoted.
Sewal Fulam agent TO settle concerns
OF VI state bank.
Alexander s Campbell. states attorney
for W'ndham county, IN place of James
Elliott deceased.
The Senate retired.
HALF PAST o'clock, p. NJ.
The Senate resumed consideration Of
the chap, on pedIars, and alter The adoption
Of amendment, erasing five and inserting
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SLOCOMB, RICHARD

SLOCOMB, RICHARD " = 4.
APE racc;v;ng by every arrive aud save con.
n .tan,ly for sale, supply d! ''aleSae goods
consisting, in part, OF the lol'o"' We VIZ:
Knives ard forks, by the gross :, ~ sets COM
ple,e, from the highest to the 10 5' pfGse' carv.
ing, butcher and shoe knives "Yar variety;
pocket and pcnknvcs, Of two an' N'7F sdas; pen
knives on cards; sailors prnnl p 2'sh' dirk,
and sporisncn's knives, OF Ros' ~ ~ or man.
ufactu.ers' make; razors, in Cas- 4ha DOZENS, OF
superior quaty;s 'ecp and tai'of .tGts, ''a'' ana
laryc sciz ors plane irons, chis 3ssoaf IS, draw
;ng knives, chuif do, and scythe FN's"i choppthg
and broad axes. of Collins Mort n'a' 5ellop's u
others make.
Locks, la,chcs, bolts, and ils ss'assr IF every
description; butts, hinges. wood Grows ha screws,
nnil and SD Ike gimbIets, bang ,o,ers, patent and
comrucn screw augers, carpene s. S'nttls tnd shoe
hammers. springs, tacks rlvsts' awF ea{t't pncers'
CotEe mills, assorted, English ind German do,
iii, sy and cog wheels, jap' nnd teat trays, n
go. hrc,d baskets and snuffe:s, treyf nd sug IT
S.r,, trunks, vine coolers, tu'''Dlera ID nutmeg
gratsrs h,.,,o.s 6, ma ,,,,,o, NJ,
tad ca.tors and andleslicks. at!cs1
oILT-30o0 baal'ois Turks 'erad sa'' aioH' fo'
$3.50 .;1 ny s&JPWHI"N fy e Camp st.
NRRI3 TOOTH PASIE--AH elegap, tud l,sh,
G.nnroved dentfce; the hes. Fren'rki gu ever pu
-, IL ,Ie teeth, Just received u ite beasRy.
mp sof '"' H'FSii Ss LEN,
$50 cor ST Charles 4 Crntlrnn sts .Exch ane
EUEETTNG, NEGRO CLo ~, 49, or sale by
- tho subscribers ,sEaz
4 ms, heavy Warwick aud y aslr Rsor Jeans, a
= superior article for negr" rtii'as
Y 5haes henvy Lowell !ins}.
%aI.s Curduva kerseys, 4ew ari Sc for 1egr,
cotlinr, n, ,nufactured ~ nf7aol
snhnlns rs and "a Low" fn'AnFt .-..
IN bales heavy 81 and Ifo@p Hlhfngs nnt
shcrtI@s
ID ~ ,Ias |, 'avy Hampshire ofosh Ga iigs o
3crs,s sartin2,s, Il 81 and .!,utn q siE!es
% ca ,es American prints, 'aliousA ~ tics -
3ca.es surerhnc French ptnt7, lslll' ~ eoa,s
40 a,e, Russia shestings ~. ,,,,a,I,-
All 's'-'7 1850 r. ~ -