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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-09-03
NEarsh's Superior Patent TRUSS
NEW GOODS9
Gift


THNHE subscribers would inform their friends and
h the public generally, that they have Just re-
ccved a choice and beautiful assortment of foreign
and domestic S1}!:52 s GOOD s . adapted to
the present and approaching season; consisting OF
BROADCLOTH AND CASSIMERES
of the desirable coors; Satinet,s, Rowan Cas-
simerc, Buckskin Fancy, &c for summer pants;
English Ginghams, Copperplate, printed Muslin,
Bishop Lawn, Swiss and Book Muslin, plain and
checked Cambria, hair Cord, do corded Robes,
linen Cambria iidkfs. Cambria Muslin, do; web
Lace, lace Quilting, Edgngs and Insertings; ladies
Kid Gloves, black and white Silk do; super Belts,
tambour and spool Cotton; Gents Buck Gloves,
Kid and iiaen, do.
N S sesa Il wv E1RYsgGga
BONNET RIBBU .Y;S AND LLNLNGS;
Cap Ribbons, TntIeta, Satin ano Velvet, do; Gauze
Wells, green Barnge, black Grape, black Alaplne
and Bombazine, gro de Naples gro de Swiss, and
sarsnet silks; Fancy Hdkfs. super ChoPpas, Medi-
ma, Pongee and Belgian do; French Italian, Feto'
ma, checked and Madras Cravas; light and dark
Vesti"gs;; Vest Duck, Padding, Canvas, Siiec'n'
brown Linen, Linen Thread Silk, Twist, S'c.-
Crash, Russia Diaper, Ticking, Drilling, Sheenngs
and shirtings; Umbrellas, HATS, CAPS, &c.
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BOSTON AND NElgV YOESA&
Goods.
CHEAP-.NO .ILST.AKE.
ANTILL be received by the subscribers, Tuesday
w the Odd inst. prime assortment Of

NKTILL be received by the subscribers, Tuesday
w the 23d inst. prime assortment OF
Spring and &nEalsmcr Goods,
purchased principally with cash in New York and
Boston which our customers ~ the public generally
are invited to call and examine. Having taken un-
usual pains in selecting them, We feel confident
that in style, quality and price. we can give entire
satisfaction. Among them wa be found a good
beautiful assortment of RIBBONS; Fancy iidkts,
Seats; PLAIN and figured SILKS for Ladies Dresses
Victoria printed MUSLlN-an elegant article for
summer dresses; CHALLY of the very best quail
ty; Pongee, plain and figured Cambria; Musiins;
Thread and Cotton Edgng; Footing; black and
white Lace; a prime assortment Of CALlCOES;
Copperplate; Irish Linen; twied Linen-a beau,
tful article for gontlemens' spencers; Ladies and
Gent. Kid Gloves plain and pic mic Glovos-a hne
article; Linen, Pongee, and other pocket Hdkis
Gent. neck, doa prime lot; the best style OF Vest;
ings sold by us; brown aud bleached Sheetings
and Shrtings; Ticking, Drilling; good assort-
ment of Stuff for summer wear; BROADCLOIHS
and CASHMERE; Moleskin and Brush HATS;
Cloth Gaps; Umbrellas, &c. &c; German Silver
Tea and Table Spoons; prime assortment of
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE;
China and printed Tea Sets, &c. &c; HARD
WARE and CUTLERY, a good assortment; also
w. 4. Goods saEha Groceries;
Iron, Steel, Spikes, Nails &c. &c.
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited to
call and examine the Goods. and if we fail OF
convincing them that assortment is prime, and
prices low, we will offset time against theirs.
SHEDD d JEWETT.
ST. Johnsbury Plain, April 90, 1889. 90-rf
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New Goods !

FENHE subscribers have just received, and are now
H. offering for sale at their Store in Lyndon, the
largest and best selected assortment of
S g Is e So G a. ST. ID s gG Gg Gg 50 is
GOODS
that they have ever before offered to the public
Although we cannot boast of going to New York
(anG back again in So hours without buying any
goods for the sake of putting, and saying that we
bought our Goods at auction, and therefore we can
under sell our neighbors, nor will we say that we
will sell pound OF pepper or spice at or s cents,
u at the time sell thom forty times as much OF
some other articles that did not cost 18th much
the pepper spice for the same a higher
price, but we would say to the LADIES and GEN
TLEMEN that if they will call and examine our
GOODS and prices, we feel assured that they will
purchase Of us, and confident that when
they get home and comp their Goods with their
neig hbors, Chat boue IT elsewhere,) they will
be perfectly satisfied with their bargains.
Tya@dcd,
In exchange for Goods,
= TONS of good Maple Sugar;
500 yards of Tow Clotn,
ions of WOOL; and most kinds of Country
Produce, and the privilege of charging to- good pay
ing customers Cash not refused.
PADDOCK 81 HOUGHTON.
Lyndon, May Q, 1889. 93-t
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CATTLE FAIR.


VUNHE 9Th Annual Exhibition Of tho Caledonia
n County Cattle Fair will be holden at st. johns
bury Plain on Thursday tho goth day OF 9epteh ~
her next at o'clock, a. M for the ESnolton -
Domestic Animals, Domestic Manu'ucures ""u
field Crops, for which Diploma VIII De gwen
(signed by the President and examining Commlt'ee)
for the best and second best specimens OF tie 'o'-
lowing materials, viz
Working Oxen;
3 years old Steers
g
Mich Cows;
2 years old Heiiers;
2 years old Bulls;
Eve Sheep, not less than 10 i'll number;
Bucks;
shoats, not less than Q;
Ploughs;
Iron Manufactures
Joiner and Cabinet Work;
Wheat, not less than acre;
Corn, C g "
Oats, &" &"
Peas, one haIfncrc,
Po,atoes | acre;
Ruta Baga not less than one fourth acre.
Butter, not less than 100 lbs;
Checee
Cashmere. " q" 10 yards;
FIannels " " 10 wards;
Blankets;
Other articles of Household Manufactures will
receive attention.
The Ladies are respectfully requested 10 1urnsh
specimens of their work to make the exhibition
interesting
The following named persons have been appoint
ed Examining Committees, and this is to notify
them of their appointment, and request then to
attend to the duties of their offices at the time
appointed.
Committee on Oxen-E2ehiel Cutler, Sewel
Bradley, Timothy Ii. Fuller.
On Stecrs-Ste phen Dole, Abel Butler, Loren
Kline.
On Cows and Enthusiastically Fisher, Elisha
Brown, VIM. Bachop
On Buis-Kiug Hill. Peter Laird, Royal Ross
On Swino-Theo. Drew, Thomas Pierce, q
Evans.
On sheep-G. w. Donison, limo. HazeItins,
Walter lott Wv w
On Ploughs-Isaac Denson, James Works Eli
sha Davis w
On Ploughmcn-B. Somers LIST, John Hill, Syl
vester Hall.
On Horses-Lambert Hastings, Hiel Bradley,
Robert Harvey.
On Butter and Chcese-Jude Kimball, Cloud
Harvey, +. Jcwett.
On Household Manufactures-E Fairbanks, H.
Stevens, l.. Harrington.
On Iron Manuiactures-E. Is. Chase, Joel Trdll
James Gchrst.
On Field Crops-L. Clark, "A Kline, Welcome
Bems.
On Miscellaneous Articles /. T. Skinner, T. r.
Fairbanks N. Bishop, Francis bingham, Joseph
Ide Sheffield.
Gen L. B. Chase, Marshall.
BY order ofthe Executive Board
LEVI p. PARKS, Secretary.
st. Johnsbury, Aug 3, 1889. l05h
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Paper HaaHnglmgs 81 Bordering.
A PRIME assortment Of Satin and Common PA
IN PER IIANGINGS. just received and for sale
SHEDD 81 JEWETT.
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LAW IN

LAWRENCE, N Y, May %.
Mr. Mofa.-Dear Sir: troubled with the
pile for several years applied to the most
inent Physician without relief. A friend Of mine
MIR Clarke, who had received great relief from
Them recommended me to use your Life Pills.
the time, | experienced reefin 4S hours and in
few weeks was not troubled with them at all and
have been free from distress ever since and have
great pleasure in recommending them to those af.
hcted in similar manner. Respectfully.
sum
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ESiTERaiaa gllsaEaa Furnace.
TROY VERMONT.

rs in full and successful operation and is
Il in readiness to contrac. for the cusng of Stove
plates, and other heavy castings. Also, for Pig
Iron OF superior quality, deliverable at the Fur.
mace or any part of the country.
AUGUSTUS YOUNG, Agent,
Troy Vermont.
J. & J. II. PECK u Co., AGENTS,
7-f darlington, VermOnt.
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One Cent Reward.

ONEHU HOO
from the Subscriber an ndented
N BOY, named BENJAMIN ERWIN, in the
18th year of his age. This is to forbid all harbor-
ing or trusting him on my account, l shall pay
no debts of his contracting after this date.
CHARLES HOSMER
st. Johnsbury, Aug. 20 1889. 10S-3w
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-08

Reports of Day Police and Night Watch
August 4th.-Matew Bnne and Mih.s, kau,
Arrested, found lighting and disturbing The p.ace y.
| Martin Hogan-Arre-te ted, found drunk d;scb,,,o,,
| RAT Ehgan-Arres.ed BY a wstrbman for $50:
nm while d'sci'arsne his duty-discharged. ''"
Hehry Fry and 'atharine Fry-Arrested ne anon;
cious characters, and acting inecently in the stree, H.
Rob'. Scanlan-Assested for striking mi, ,v;,, l..
| canter, discharged "'" WIFI de
A. Godfrey Arrested, found under susn;c;o,. .;x
cumsances, discharged N"'''e'ous CIR
charged. '''''s Ills peace, dir.
Mari" Mckinney. res,ed for stealing money ,,1
H"en; committed for 80 days. a"'
s'rs. 1ou"g-Arrested, found lying drunk d;sch.,
August 5lh-sim Connoly, John Irwin lama, uo
S e''o 'onn e'agan-Arrested, found drunk, dscha..
James Collins and Andrew M'B,ide-Arre..as.,..
oo tns ieVee say they pluce of residence Az.
James Wnght-Arresed IA q dangerous and .u,;.;,,
eharacte'' committed for ~ DAYS
II, Augnst 6th-James Kelly, arrested far ro,,;,, -,
the watchman's beat, discharged ''PP"'g on
sohn Derr's-Arresed for fighting and di,tu,b;n. III.
peace committed for six months '"e
.; Mcs'arinus, Charles GaIiaher, VIM Jons,-a,,.,.
zee eo drunk and disturbing the paace Jones ~
'' daS'; the other two discharged '''
.S So1n A!ery.A rne.ed, found sleeping on N.
John Brown and WIN Nolen-Arye.,ed to,od ,,..,,
was dischsrged. W. w ''y';N olen
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-08

Of the 9Th, snys: ''"" 'o'A o'f
gu! great c"untryman Daniel Webster ia in I,on.
DON 1t IS said that the American merchants in Lon
don are gong 10 give him great dinner. He attended
most OF the Courts Of Law tcaperoned on several
"ons by Lord Brousham), and at each visit had ,eo,
on the bench with the Judges N' " ''"'
a., MRS. Webster has been at Court, as we'll as Mr..
" At the Queens last Ball at Buckingham P,I.r.
,%s ' "rs ani Miss Webster, were among The guests, lin
me onca, lists Of the company their names are pui
SIs ana mere were also present, the American and Mrs.
H' os, 80 Mrs. p.ine NJ v,nerpcs IF u
~; 5. Engnee') and his lady, AI b. Rush, Secre.ry
ana H. Singleton attached the Legation At the las,
r, among the presentations, were Mrs. Samuel
Low. ''' '"1 ""u '''ss
me Morning Post gives all their dresses, but sho,
only copy that of Mrs Webster: "Cos,,,me de- t:our
composed Of a most splendid skirt of white tue o, er
rch ~h'fe satin slip, trimmed with tulle and ribbons
uah o. men striped blue watered silk, handsome trim,
ned with '1r and ribbons. Head dress ofostrch fea
''e' . ana diamonds; larpets Of rich point lace
, should have mentioned thar Major and Mr., VA,
Buren, were at the QUEENS ball, '' u"
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FOREIGN MARKETS,


Liverpool, July l0-Cotton.-The market opene5 q,
SATURDAY last with very angud tone, and no improve
men! mas occurred since that day; the contrary tt
rs.s eepresson has been much aggravated and the
quantity purchased barely sufcjent to meet ,he
consumption Prices continue to recede daily. lid ~,
pound decline hav ing been submitted to since The Close
" 'ast week business The entire 0uantry dissos.f
o. curing the past four days amounts to soon b,les
including 5o0 American an! 100 Bengal taken f,'
export. ~ "s"' 'a"V" "'
July 1.-THE gloon in the cotton market hos ;n>
creased and prices have further declined led ncr In
lie quotation for fair upland is about FL. and IN Soma
per day. 0'"''" ''''' ''''o''es
Ihere are no symptoms Of Improvement in III. n,on.v
market Flour 34s and 35s Cd p.r barrel dn,v maid ary
the duty g. Cd per barrel. Turrentine los and JIs -
is nearly suspended. W. 'o'a''o
correspondence ofthe Courier and Enouirer.1
Havre Market, July 9.-Tlle ENQUIRY FIR co,,,n h..
been less minated, and to-day the sales not s,cedo
lio' bales, but prices we'll supported: we've ,hs
market TO continue dull for some time dscIine ,vomlj
take place. "ou'u
In kice, the tnowing transactons nre noted IN d,v
lo0 casks 3lG 50 at 3iG and % at 32f so. my
. The minister Of public works has lust announced IN
NJ. Ne.'n!''on, deputy for Havre, that goverunren,
seriously intends establishing two lines IF 49,
between Hnvre and New York, the other LeIween Rar
dtau1 and the Gulf Of Mexico and Soul, Amer;c,
. Havre, July 7-Cottons-Cherew os a, the on.u;,.
OF the week good attendance Of BUYERS from ,e ;n,
5'"r TO repensh their iausted stock and ,nnI,one
ously some export deal- cline into the marke, .h
comPetIin aided BY the pressing wants of the farmer
caused progressive rise in the prices
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ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH o1prv

| ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH QUEEN
ms splendid steam ship arrived at New York n, H.
2sth n'' about lOoclock, NJ in teen d,vs. h,vr,
lett Portsmouth on the l2lh.
The political news is unimp.rtan,.
Cotton has further declined from one TO three e;ebh
OF penny. This sales were small and the ,,rk.,.
we're extremely dull.
Inc money market continued in the same state m h,
the last ndvces. The Bank Of Enc land, il WA. anil
mad determined not advance the rate Of ncre,, no
yond 10 per cent This, m the fact Of an in
OF Inc revenue for the last quarter affected money no,-
| ters somewhat f.voraby.
"' ''''s !" England are said to I've very promising
aud IN some parts the harvest had already comment cd
nc papers publish inl details of the death of Ind
"'a hastings Her remains were conveyed To Seat
'a"d o' "'efment' Al The request Of her father ms,
m"rt"m examination of her body was modc and III.
'Ve' puts al rest all doubts as to her innocence
o the charge that had been preferred, agaius, her elm.
racter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster among the guests n, o,,
Broughsm's soiree on the 9Th
Letters from the Hague state thu, the msrr;on. l.,
tween tl" Prince Of Orange and The p,;rc.,. S,'L:
Wirtemherg, is null, according to the law. nj ,, -
IVY :" consequence OF some informally in the premi
nary proceedings.
M
commons, for select committee to enou;r+ ;o,o ,la
pecu"ary tra"sae lions of,he Bank of Enc land Dce IN,
resumption sf cash payments and particularly ia
ascertain ho"far these tran actons produced the alarm.
ing crisis Of the manufacturing commercial and Guan.
'ia' ofa'rs Of the country 1856 and ia 1896 on
also to enquire whether, the Bank of ENGLAND ia A.
present constituted, there ever be stability in ,h
currency, or confidence in the commercial transacons
Of the country.
ANkRieAS BOUNDARY QuEsrrsK.-Her Msie,,v,,
government has selected two ommi.soners IN nrocS.S
n'oed's!sly "y the British Queen to North Amer;rs
Qua u"%sf,. into the possibility of'mpns this ardu
prompt and honorabIe settlement iieu.en,n, cu,a1
mu"ss; Of the Royal Engineers. an officer Of ;sh
.ansr n sesetc operations, is Of the Commits
sohers; The other is NJ Festherstonaugb. The cs"
.leen has been elected well for his seenc atSm
y" ,' nlS very intimate arquaintance with The detail.
y. 'iS t1ouossnme question, Gr the ioo Yrunhc.I
knowed;e which his extensive travel. in n Aper;oa
"'' enabled " to acquire - Globe Mnisteriai Ds ns,s
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-08

oTa"'e.-A new quarry Of this ornamental and bean.
hiul material for building has heen discovered on s,a
'es island, New York und company formed for work.
ing it, with capital Of $3tO,0oo. l, ia now in full
operation. The stone is described a. similar to til.
e"ncy granite, but much finer, and susceptible of a
beautiful polish The front for store is now preparing
as specimen and will be shipped to this civ this fall
The quarry is nexhausble, and the company have no,
less tina" 54,oooOoO tons, quantity that will last
pretty long time.
James II. Caldwell, Esq. has been applied to, and
WILL we believe, accept Of the agency Of the comnanv
for this city.
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REPUBLIC OF TEXAS.
TREASURY DRpAsrnExr,
City OF Houston, l7lh july 1870.

wy " houstoh, ian July 1880
pursuance OF requirement ofja law passed bv
a., .o" ,san o, TINS Republic. approved January
2ist, 1882. making it the DUTY OF the T,ensurv ~
soveft.se and cause to be sold tho lots in The CRY
of CALHOUN, on a day BY him fixed. No,ice
hS''hy given that the lots in the CITY of Calhoun
VIII DC Offered at Pub c Sale, on Monday, tho 18Th
Jay OF November ncat, between the hours OF Ton
O'CLOCK, a NJ and -Four O'CLOCK, p NJ, q, the CAPT
to' OF TINS Republic, upon the terms set forth in
inc following extracts from the law above men
| toned "''"-
Sec. a.-Bh it further cnactrd. That tho lots in
sa'd town shall be offered and sold for no other cur
rency than gold. silver, audited paper or the pro.
mIssoTy notes Of tins government.
Soc. e.-Be it further enu stcd That the sa;d nj,
shall be sod on tho following terms. viz: On.
,our;h part 10 be pnid down, and the other three
iorth To be IN equal nslalsnc Ds of six lively, and
eighteen months. '~
Sec. 7-Be inrlher enacted Tha,if any
person who shall purchase AIRY of these aforesaid
lois, shall + to make payn,ant of tho seys al n,
stalIm"nts in conformity with this Ac, h, n, ,h.,
sinai forfeit all such sums HAY may bev pr,y,-
ons'y paid and tho lots purchased by ssch dettuI-
lie. " i
Sec, 3d. ii further enacted, That .ly p. rson.-
ahcns not excepted, shah huvo the pryilcyc nj mr.,
chasing and holding the same, and the YT,,,d,n, i.
antl'T'zcd 10 Is.uspa..nts To them 81 sven 10 ,Le
last in' slaI'nent shall have been paid"
me sai' Will continue from dry to ,sa,, smith al,
OF the lots ,ha have been dispose. Of.
Caihonn rs situated on tho asst end of Na,apor
ga Island directly On tho Main Pass into Mn,avur
ia bay. and from Ills advantageous Position, vii;
probably BECOME the principal CONNIE cial CITY in
Western Tcxas w
"A llan OF the city may be soon in the General
Land Office Wv ~
IN" several naPers in this Republic, tho CONNER
c,aI Bulletin Pcayune and True A me,ica Of N.
OFICunA, hpl
JAMES II. STARR
Secretary uF In Trausu,,
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From the Hampden Wing of July l2, 1887.

4hetats Pills and Bitters.-The las, journal cons
toIns additional testimony favor of this hjpb imnor
tant invention "The press of the journal was ,mns
stopped I" announce the testimony. Some one in tho
name OF Dr. Noiot thanks 70, inserting the rert
cue o! our neghbor Bowles, end offers quantity Of
drom'sr the moment we labor under like affections viii,
our ne'ghbor of the Journal, to call on the agent.
IN me mean time, are any lnboring under similar Diff
hnwIes, they have his testimony to the "pecunr
adartedness' OF The remedy the disease. The medi.
cine is undoubtedly sovereign remedy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-08

O0see the Fireman. I"surnnce Company Of Orleans
Gamma, No. n Camp st.
H.. a., $3OD.O00
ny an amendment 10 the Charter Of this Cumn,nx
granted ~ IL" Legislature snv have The privilege Of
to receive applications. '''r"''"
july 81 El.TR&cy so,.,
BUREAU DES ASSURANCES DES pow
PIERS DE LA FANS
CAPITAL, s9no non
Par une amendemsn d Ia Chay,e do "a Comn,-
gn'e accordee par Ia Legislature. c., permits d,as
surer co"tre des risqucs Marutimes et u Feuve. .,
"s sont prets d rccevoir des applications.
f. l. TRACY Secrcs,;rc
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

August 6, 1889.
ClEARANCEe
krir Ros.,,, w,., 'T Hon {; Green 4 CT
ssnr Exit, Mother sLeat pepsa- ola "oo'''s q G.
Sour virginia An,on"mn Dr. ~ Ma.te,
"''' '''"o' } IL A.hbridgs
Angus, !, 1879.
6Arqne Duo d'or'eans Hoodcss, New York u,..
barque tasrou Yoms. Ph,Iadelpbis X Go,;n "'ss'e'
n''s Copeland. sears. New York, JHX,hL,;do oa =
ARRIVALS
August :, 1880
steamer Fasi'isr, Maine from (-;nc;,,.,i
Steamer vdet'psie, Daman, from Ale xand,ia
steamer " aah'%ten. Strck. from IafuurcLs
EXPORTS
Ne" FER baraue do leans. Cargo a. mack. buGo
."hes. w bales uuoi, ING bis breud l730 n;n.
Ie'n soo lids supar, 10 hds and g6 bales ,,,ac ~
10 ~ - Cotton ami sundres.
per b'i: Copeland Ca 90 eOo2 sacks en-,
<sPon' Moons 'm. 10 bale. merchandise .n do
grass bags 81 sacks wheat $4,000 dollars in
'AADELrhlA Per barq"e Clarion cargo 1877, Lsvs
""ea'' , os''s cotton. 2i6l pigs lead
IMPORTS.
'' arrivals IRON sea- and consequently no imports
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
1n:'nna'i Per steamer Fueier Curpo M n, ..,,,
ro"ar 6o .aehs Grith Barnes. q KEY. b",sa
sr ." csas rope 40 reels yarn &c bales cotton F,us,
=, Aieasndrs. Fer temer Vefolip.de. Ca,ro o n..
Ioleda"" bales cotton Foan BeIoc" d %o'
o""eIs Oh
PASSENGERS
~ sIeams. Veocipede. .Mesdsmss Barrow Aue md VA,
., a'e' hessrs Reyes. Smith, Marshall Cr,xe Vii;
ntte, hrandIhsmrs, 4 Norm, nd Ie-sonr Chn,Iss 1;
Ts,ny 'ourt'" Ricardson Wapc, Thomas Iasiare and
Ter Asamer Fusiier. .Mess,s W Frsk;,e hawai-, -.
saI,n' tenyJ MConnrII Powell Wain.co,, R.uau o ",
~ i ~. 'i1an. Lesgs. Flenniug shield. mn
MEMORANDA
o,.,a ,e louisville ss towed down ia, bo,,,
ONO very 'o~-no expectation Of arse
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lie mail due yesterday, failed beyond Char es,oo.
The boat arrived I"ts in the afternoon, and the few po-
r'1s wa received do no, furnish. any news.
Most probably we shall have no mail to-dav us we
learn that the Giraffe is aground atP IS Christian.
The elections in Aahan,a for members Of tn, Ler;s
a'orf Terminated on Monday-lhe return from Mobile
county, gives the Wing candiates a majority.
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ARRANGEMENT FeR SUNDAYS:
me WsWo leave Mt the hours in tho weak dnv
Gi O'Clock, u. when .acOnoye will leave Carrolor
every hour I", O'clock NJ and New Orleans eve, hov
ANIL oc'or h, Pm W O
Aner III O'Clock horse be obiainrd by paying dol
s or I've Trip; fcahd for afer 70 o'clock p H. 10 do
lars will be CHARGED "' - w. ~ "o-
Persons asing BY the Car must prsvde
VIM Rockets as the conductor positive direction. moi 10
receive money IN lieu thereof INV "
Fer thc accommodation Of persons Writing Carroll,op in
tne "s,och rar and WIN wish TO Iem,in hsre m,
ocock tue that has left Carroi,on A.
O'clock will remain until Ct O'clock thereby allowing them
beautiful Gardens @ United sa.s, III ono oil the most
THE JACKSON AND LAcouRsE srREErcARs
Leave the head Of jackson at o'clock C.,,,
street, AT ii o'clock md hourly. Al O'Clock thev viii
10 leave ehcb and half hour until al oocL
arep'n" that instead Of leaving Canal street at 81 o.
e', n me CIR viii leave there at o'ciock p NJ.
pRtlcu ar'v requested that gentlemen will not nh,
present. " ~ s ""0" Aeo'ss
oace New orsaDs and Carrolon Rail Road companr.
., oe., ION. JOHN HAMPsON
1' SUI. 'e'S' Chief Eng. N. o GRE
NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING co.
VENHS Iron SteaVbort Kebecca will leave the Bas;n
- at inc head Of the New Canal every dsy, ie1cepi
hondays) for the LAX, as follows:
Depart ut 5A. NJ. Return at 8 Am.
i" IsA. NJ. is, p. n:
eP.M. 4p,M
SPIN. I'M.
And on MOYDAYs:-
Depar, ut 10 A. N. Return a, l2,P.M.
81. NJ. 4PM
5IP.M. PM
may ~ B. CHEW, Cnsh.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-08

Man il great in econ-W oman in sufsring
Man shinee abroad-Woma at home.
Man talks 10 convince-WOman to persuale and
lease.
Man has a rugged heart-Wonan a soft and tender
ono.
Man prevents misery Woman reteve5i
Man has science-Woman taste.
Man has judgment-Woman scnsbilitv.
Man 10 being ofjus,ics-and Woman is al angel Of
mercy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-08
PARALLEL OFTHE SEYEa

t.on ofqual1es between he sexes. which, KS par
81 our Beng has distributed EACH with wiz dom ,ho
chMs Me- unhc.,nded admiration. '''" mat
van y :sso9g~Woman il beautiful
Man 10 daHsg and can6a rA,--Womoo j. a;ssa.,, 49,,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-08

by the arrival Of the British Queen we have received
our regular files Of English Irish and Scotch papers Of
the very latest dates London of the ,h, Liverpool Of
loh' and Loyds List Of the 18th, all on file in our
Reading Room.