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HE TRUE A NJ ERiCAN
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EAlfED IN JDsAM as1RSOa.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
Nh; ~ OR LEANS
SATURDAY. MAY Is. 1889,

Tennessee, once The strong hold Of Jucs<onsln con-
,ains perhaps thinking and sound judging voters
than any Stat. i'll the Union. Th.re forty thousand
men within the bounds of the obons State who, have
seeded from the jackson faith. They pride them.
selves upon being Jefersoniun demo and will NOT
throw their sufiuges except for the man whom they
have every reason to know will oppose the principles
of the Vun Buren, administration. This Of vuters
IL tower Of strength and while it occupies lofty
station the opposi ion ground, The monucrats
never hope to carry Tennessee. The contest in tho
coming elections will be severe but the myrnidons of
MIR. Van Burcn WERE never destined to so complete
route.
upon these forty thousand srong, tina, the hopes
OF the Wing party are founded to give the vote Of the
State to Mr.. Clay, in ISL. No Other in the Wing
ranks will Tennessee vote for, things now stand
Their faith in him is based upon ground, and
though he is not the exact Of their choice, they
will take him to Danish from power the present wicked
and uposta,e federal party. But while they signify
such 10 be their intention, they must be reasoned with,
The Tenness-eans all great readers and most ofhs
palanx takers Of the Nashville Banner whose 4di.
tor Allan Hail. was their chief spokesman in the
first Jackson canvass They listen to him with aie,-
tim, for he and they deserted jackson al the same
time, accoun, of the ater's base dcsetou Of demo
cratic principles. The sound judgment and cool REM
sonng evnced in Mr. Halls political articles since
the secession do hin great honor for he knows the walls
ue Of the precious charge committed to his keeping
express the sentiments Of respectable party in
| Tennessee.
His in the present contest is elevated one
He and his forty thousand coa'nors will go forth con.
querng and to conquer. Polk, The unprincpled tool
Of Van Buren,, will hr driven into exile, the majority Of
representatives, to Congress will be in the opposition
and the State Legislature will oppose lis front u Jacks
sonism. Would were as sure of old Virgin as Of
| her ii ter Tennessee.
1t is glorious example in the annals of se.fgoverl,
| ment that the very freemen, w,ase idol lived among
them and Of lhem should be the first tn turn
upon him and tram pie him in the dust, when lie durct
to invade their sacred rights and turn traitor to the
country's cause. Verify, Tennessee, thy rcbuke o
Jackson has amply aoe for thy many sins in assisting
to place him in the reslen al chair. Rc,nun firm "
forty thousand frcemen, aud help to ,escnc the Cnir
from the thrall # Van Burenisu,, by elevang to III,
first office in your gift, Eenry Clay, and Tennessee
shall stand foremost in the ank of redeeued St.trs
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THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREET. CAR:

Leave the head of Jackson street AT O'CLOCK A. NJ Canal
street at If o'clock and hourly AT they will
to leave each and hall hour u o'clock
r. from Jack .on street. and O'Clock from Canal street,
excepting at {! O'Clock r. NJ from Cana' street.
X 1t is Particularly requested that gentlemen will not put
their feet upon the cushions smoke tho cars Laies
| present.
Office New Orleans and Carrollon Rail Road Company,
May LIST, 1882 JOHN HAMPSON
may Is ChicfEng NJ O 4 c Il K
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''"P''."e H~S"t"i 'EH tp'f ""H fStHt.
Vigers 4 Co. vs.. j. kil>law.
Appeal from the ronri of the frs: district. In this
cuse the court dee id lln where general agent Ia,
special instructions iom his principal TO make certain
operations in COTTON and purchase aud ship 800 hogs
heads of Tobacco toa London house his account if
choice parcels should decline in price here to certain
rate and the agent fps SO hogsheads to New York
which sells at loss held tina, the agent is liable to
his principal for the amount O.: such loss.
Euss J. delivered The opinion of the court. This is
an action of principal against his agent for exceeding
his instructions.
Visers the plaintiff, trading under the name Of gers
u Co. in New Orleans appointed the defendant his
agent during his temporary absence in Eu,ope. The
powers given were general and extended to every ne
cesanry act required be done in the course of the
plaintiffs business lie left with the defendant purtic.
ular Instructions however, and among other dircc
authorised the defendant, if choice parcels of Tobacco
should decline TO certain rate, slip 300 hogshcads
to London one half to be account of London house
and the other on account of The pluinn. The fcend
ant shipped 80 hossheuds New York. On this lutte
shpm ent there loss which forls the subject or
the present suit. The plaintiff having paid the amount
had verdict tor $3l03G6 From the Judgment on the
verdict the defendant has alpsslsd. -........
from an sxasiTaron of the nsruc tons of the plain
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TO LET.
IL Three comfortable dwelling Houses sep
T5Su0 ara,c yards, with c-'erns, &C., situated No
sslH4 1863 md III st Joseph street, and No II Trsn
street, near the Circle. Apply to OFT.
may Is rd It
TO RENT.
"a A large four story brick house, jus, finish
sf1 ed the of Grnvier and Caronelet SIS
IsslAa Its comisuity to the Exchange Hotel makes
it desirable for boarding house. 1t will be let till the
1T OF November, at low ren with the privilege OF
lease upon terms to he ag: eel upon.
my rs lw JAMES II CALDWELL
NEW ORLEANS n CAKROiLTON RAIL ROAD
CnNpANN
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Chars des Rues .Iackon Ct de la Course,

Chars des Rues .Jackon ct de la Course.
Ces chars partrnnt de la rne jackson d he,,res
A. NJ ct de la rue du Canal G. hcures du na,in ct
cournn c!a1ua heuro. heures, lis parliron oules
les DEM heureS, jlSln al heues du soir, de la rue
Jacsson IT jusqu d 9 hrrres de Ia rue du Canal ex-
cel'tc s! de la du Canal.
Les N"sSitnrs son' partlcucrement prizes dc pas
metre les i.s sur les Cousins, ct de lie pas uner
dams les cilHrs lnrsque les danes sly trouvent.
Bureau de la Cumpasnie du chemn de fer de Car
llton vt de la Nouvee Orleans.
JOHN HANPSON,
m,il3 1ngonenr chef.
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ape 10 hcurrs t!u sor, peut obtcnir un char, c
rnynnt cln1 pinstreS pour IL voyage.

arrangements p0Nr les Din,nuches.
Les chars partr"nt aux memas heures que dams les
yours dc la senaine iusUu' d heure z NJ. Gne loco
motive parra lie Carro'l,uu tou,es les hrnes ,uSqu
. hen'es dn sor, Ell dc la Nol,vellc Orleans asqua
heue- ,u sur.
u"nf lag thent dies personnrs o.. renlent Car
r"onpar lie de lenres e, oni ne desircn pas v
demcnrer usq, l.eu,as, lie char q partpit anpara-
want de Carro!l,oh he,res, restera usqu g. heures
pour ,nnrr lr teps de JOUR dune promenade age
able dans undeS pins benux jardins DIES Flats Unis
les personnes q'i partiront par la locomotive ,lev-
ROM procurer dies hets, atteuu quill est defendu
aux conducteurs de recevoir de l'arsent lieu de
billets
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LETTER FROM SAMUEL BOWLEs,
The following letter is from Mr.. Rowles Editor Of the
Republican and journal, Springfield, Mass.

Republican and journal, Springfield, Mass.
SPRINGFIELD, June ], 1897.
Mr.. Moffa-Sir: II is thirteen years that have
suffered from nlirmty Of the boweIs-the conse-
qntnce, az suppose, ofu illness Of innmmntory
rheumatism. The natural action Of the bowels ia lost
frequent and severe pains occur, with much weakness
and depression ca,ha tics being necessary every few
days to counteract cosliveness have consulted good
physicians, and have tried almost all kinds If pills i'd
vcrsed, which seemed suited to my case in vain. Du-
ring the Inst year have boueh. aud used several boxes
Of your ie Pills. anil have found benefit from,
them, more lei and adnpelness to my for length
Yours, SAMUEL BOWLES,
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NOTICE-Mssing from ship John Dunlap, cases
y Shoes marked George A Wheeler, W-Far any
information which may lead to their recovery libe.al
reward will be given by LII GALE
may lislOds 90 Commnn at
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From the Hanpden Wing Of July 70, 1887.

MeGats Pills and Bitters-The las, Journal con-
tains additional testimony in favor Of this highly import
tant invention "he press Of the Journal was almost
stopped TO announce the testimony. Some one in tho
name Of DIR. M'fst thanks for Inserting the cer,if.
cate ot"ur 'ghbor Bowics, ind offers quantity Of
the Article compensation. This is very kind and we
promise tina moment labor under like affections with
our neighbor Of The Journal, to call the agent.
fcntes those which have so severely horne upon Mr.
Row'es, they have his testimony to the "pecuar
adapedness of the remedy to the di<easc The medis
cine is undoubtedly sovereign remedy.
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CHEAlIN DE FER

Arrangements de rtte, pour rs jours de la se,aine
he CnrrOtt0M. De Ia Me orleans.
Char cheyal, ly A NJ Char 4 chevnl 4 + hs A Al
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hAkUN-lo1 bales No |, , TO- no Russia oukun,,
~ in store and for lar py
all SHALL BROWN, a6 Magazine st
4 AkD-29o kegs prime leaf lard in store and Tor
$ lie by J THAYEK s. Co,
all "a Pu,dras ut
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r1NO MECHANIC '--lhe mechanics calculntor
l. comprcln'ndng principles, ,ul's and tables in tho
useful to Nillwrgh - Engineers and Artisans in gene
raj, by William Green civil engineer. lst American,
from the 9Th Glasgow edition. Received this day and
for sale by ALEX. TOWAR,
m,B 40 Cgmu II
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NEW ORLEANS
Press and Type Agency,
LAW RENEE Il HILL,
~ CAMP STREET.
Have just received large assortment OF cuts
cases, snail plea, 'nnion, BREWER. long primer,
"nPnrei, ioht pc. Standing md printing presses and
nve always on hand every article required in printing
Office: As~. POTASH ofa superior quality. in ksgs
ui % lbs. my9 81
vlNAK-20O bis n Carolina tar, Tor sale by
4 milo a TRtER, 81 Gravier st
ERRINGS-5O0 boxes for sale Nv
1 milo TRIER, "a Gravier st
MAY OKALITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
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EXPORTS.

@ALAGA..P"r schr Ulysses. Cage, Wine. oil, fruit to
Roberts / co
vELAsCO Per scr Harriet. Cargo. 81 bales cotton For
syth Limerick, 81 hides, and 3bundes deer
skins, A Fulton & co:
LlVEAioOL Per ship romay. Cargo. 5000 slates IS
tasks and b1s paint, 10 steel, 500 boxes
tnplates. 33i s bars Rail Road iron II hun
dts splicing plates, lots hardware, meIchan-
disc and dry goods.
barque Peal. Cargo, s7O tons salt to
der:
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EXCHANGE-on London for tne hv
IL ml7 LII GALE, SO Common st
nARS-8nOO feet asl, Oars,
" mayI4 S&J WHITNEY, 70 Camp st
TUNNY BAGS-30,OOO Gunny bags for sale by
" may N s 81 WHITNEY, IS Camp ri
+ lME-o0O casks Thomas.on Lime afloat for sale
IL by So WHITNEY,,
may ii u Camp ST..
NEMENT-20O bbs Hydraulic Cement,
- may Ia S & } r WHITNEY, 70 Camp st
Nv IISKEY-200 barrels rectifcd whiskey in store
w for sale by G DORSEY,
milo ~ New Leyee
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s.ss.er C.mpte made the "trip between Loui-ve ind thi
place iu days and ID hours.
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COOKING STOVES.

I ARD-2o0 kegs leuf lard, for suleby
IL m9 II AMES, 40 Camp st
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ENIOUR-2OO Lrls landing from steam Loaf Tiber,
IL in store, for sale by
milo G DORSEY, a. New Leyee
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NlCKLEItY No. To- Pascal Bruno, u Sicilian story
y by Theodore Hook, Esq. The poetic wreath, a
selection from the British Poets. The ChOncoosist
| LIST book. Jus, received and for sale by
myo A TOWAR. 40 CamD n
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Mr. Lucius C. Duncan and 81 GauncH-This
pugnacious little gentleman is out pon the Council Of
the Second Munpality in most belligerent philippe,
directed at Mr. Peters, simply because the Committee,
Of Which he is member, frankly exposed the gros.
and palpabe mis-statements, by which Mr.. Duncan
had misled many individuals concerned, and which he
had the emerity to make to the Council mis-state-
ments rejecting on the Intelligence US we'll as the
character of the Council.
We publish to day Mr.. Peters card in reply to the
krocius attack Of Sir Lscus, which although written
in quite different temper, certainly does more execu-
ton.
Poor Mister Duncan is in n sad dilemma, from
which he will find itdfi.ut to exricute himself with
honor. he has pledged himself to give the public an
exposition of the whole affair he alues to, which will
dsrove all the statements of the Committee, and ex
pose the sordd cupdity ofMr .P.-while Mr. Peters is
on y ready to prove the of the report
but pledges himself that Mr.. Duncan seM necer max,
| he exposition he has promised
In all this business Mr.. Duncan has been sighting
against the ntee his unfortunate condng ellen ts
| by opposing an improvement that will greatly augmen
the value Of their proper ty and 1t is reasonable II
suppose, that i'll such Lawyers charge no fees
no can i'm gine that he is influenced by "sorli
cupldity."
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FIRE AT NIcKsHURG.-A friend, who arrived IN this
city yesterday informs that very destructive fire
occurred in Vicksburg, Miss on Thursday last about
o'clock, ?. NJ. 1t originated in the stables in the
reor of the Vicksburg Hotel, and communicated
the kitchen othat establishment, which WIS consumed.
The stables and all the neat frame residences on the
back, were burned up TO the Commercial Bank, whch
seriously injured, and was, fora long time, given
up for lost The Office of the Vickhurg Wing in
imminent danger for time, and understand that
friend Mr.. Csrble worked like Trojan, but for
TINA faret /ortibus,' and the gallant Wing escaped
damage, save little arrangement of some ofthe types
and cases. &C. We have not heard the loss estimated
but i; must have been very considerable. The fire is
| said to have been the work of an nceniinrv.
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SAMUEL j. PETERS has seen n Card cn,anot;ro
from Mr.. H. C. Duncan, commenting on certain nrn
ccedings the second muncipalitv and particunrlv
IL report the committee of streets and landings. Of
which Mr.. Peters is member.
MIR. Duncan is pleased to deny the truth of every
statement in said report and gives il as his op;non
that said report made for the sole purpose of
screening the author from the lust Indignation Of munv
Individuals whose rights and property have been gross
ly violated.
Mr.. Duncan, aso is pleased to state that it was Mt
first his attention present detailed statement of the
proceedings of the council and espccally of ,bc con.
duct Of Mr. Peters, in reference to the proposed street
but that reflection he has determined TO Dostpone
until after the court shall have decided He audes IN
base inslnatlons, &c and ccnsures the council for !av
hS eAa"iled ana hcted on question now before the
JUDICIAL tribunals OF the country
, WINE Mr. refers Is not wiling to admit the right Of
Mr. duncan TO hod nm responsible for his official acts
,hndc by that gentleman, calculated to impair the
hdence OF the public in the connc-and cause to be
rrejudgad nnfavorably by the public und the court a
question then and now before the Judicial tribunals he
does not hesitate on this occasion to take all the
sponslblilly; and will prove to the entire satisfaction of
Nj: Dulcnn, the correctness OF every allegation the
report alluded to-mltss it may be slight difference
as to the numter OF eet on sad street, but Which differ
ence viii not affect the relative proportions materially.
1t is NOT improbable that MIR. Duncan has become better
informed us to the facts that We're on record in the dis
ric court and in the council and that such information
has mad some influence in deciding him to withhold
Cor the present the levidcnce Of The 'palpable and
winl misrepresentation of the Report of tile commit
tae."
In the card, Mr. Duncan blames the council, rather
Mr.. Peters, for publicly discussing question be.
fore the court. This discussion grew out Of memori-
al signed by hlmse-the council did it the
moment it presented but according to its rules re-
fsrred it the npprG pirate committee Mr. Duncan ir
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Recorders Cart,
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

Reports of Day Police and Night Watch,
April 6, 1880
l. Qruggen, James Hughes, VIM. O'Conncr-arresel
for being drInk-Dischurged.
Jarcs Wallace, John IIe'lu, Geo. Hnyt-ancsed by
The River Police, under suspicious circumstances
Each committed for 80 days.
Charles McDonald-arrested for knocking down De-
hurt, and robbing him Of $930-Bound Criminal
Court.
Charles lleny-arresed dangerous and suspcious
cnaraeler-ltetaincd to be vu,,cI,cd for
From BuENos AYREs AND Observation-Disclosures have
Gays the New York Journal of Commerce. tccc,y we'd
letter from AluEtevico of Jan. 10, and linenos Ayres
papers TO Jan. II. Neither of them makes any alu-
S"n 10 an expected ombardmeni Of Rucuos Avres by
The French Tie Rio Janer0 letters announcing srcn
an evertu either having taken place. being about to
lake place. were dated Feb. |. Capt. Kempon of tho
VIM Z. Nyr, who brought similar report, lcll Rio the
same date.
The U. S. ship FuirirlL was at Bucnos Ayres, the
Dolphin at Aonievideo.
EuENUE AYREs Jan. i2-The Gu2eta Alcrcanlil of
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET, &r.


tenslsc than for either Of the thee pre- edng
generally had declining tendency aud
of the various descriptions sud in price
which states Bank shares declined s2; Delaware and
Hubs Canal Co, 7C3. Ohio Trust Co Rank
e24 yieksburg faux SIS; New Jersey road com ,any o.
sophg Railroad ~; and Boston and Providence Rail
Road 4.
Tile market rather active hut prices preponder
in Favor ii Iuclasers hay declined from half
10 iheefourths per pound notation Of the
., week.
Flour remains without al change in prices but
the ma, eI confines dull Corn commands 90 els.
The European intelligence, per Sheffield, received a,
too late hour yesterday 10 have any ca fuence
markets.
The Cnmmcrt id Of last evening " that letter
cise in this that bitter his cty
h.tihs Sayauah bras Oh If the Daiien ank
ptnded iaymwn. Times.
MOBILE. Thursday Evening April 4.
City .Nsn Market, AI.. We notice lttc enquiry
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The CAMr.-Thc entertainments this evening are for
the Benefit Of the Manager Mr. Barrett md this is the
Last Night of the Season. We have on every occasion
borne testimony to Mr.. Barretl's cxcecnces as gem
tlcman and an actor, and are assured that the COM
munity go with in our estimation OF his sterling uua-
tes. lie deserves bumper, and we hope to sec the
little Camp huzc Tonight wi beauty and shion, and
close glofously with apromsc Of brIIiun, rc-opcnns
See Card.
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We are happy to announce tilnt Mr.. BUcKINGHAM's
recovery from his late illness, sufficiently established
enable him to the narrative of his travels in
the Holy LAM, Tomorrow evening, and we refer the
reader the Advertisement of his Lectures This sub
ec in paper of to-day, for particulars of time and
Dncc,
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The "Govcrnors permit used in Saturdays paper
should have read "Mayor's." We under many o.
legations to his diabo'cni majesty for leading into
an unintended error Badinage very well in its place,
but we did not wish to make it appear that highest
State disntay had TO nix his sgnet ring, all burial
processes,
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the 9th inst, ccn,sns the copy Of despatch from Don
Juan Pablo Lopez Governor of SANTA Fe, 10 the dele
gate Governor Of the Province, giving account OF the
defeat Of body of 1000 Indians which had invaded tile
Province. I he Indians had 100 killed, including Ca
ciquc anda Capein-,he cattle they had stolen fell into
the hands Of the victors. Tic loss the part of the
latter was Killed and three wounded in the division Of
Buenos Ayres commanded by Col: Hiario Lagos, and
killed and l6 slightly wounded of tn" Santa Fe Mill
tin.
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RESIGNATION OF NICHOLAS B1pDLE, EsQ.-!t will
be seen by the following article which copy from the
North American of the 29r that the "head and 'front.' of
the opposition, no longer remains to annoy the admins
tration. Nicholas Biddc, the eminent fnancer has
signed the station he has long. and honorably and
ably filed President of the United States Bank of
Pennsylvania. Quid nunc? We may well ask Of the
lncofocos. Mr.. Biddlc must to aggravate their
enmi'y correct principles, he is longer at the
head of the institution against which al their ire has
been lcvced. Hereafter may h,ve more to say on
this subject. Tho Amcrr:an says:-
ut will he by reference the following, that
Nicholas Biddle Esq. has resigned the Presidency of
the U. :. Bank Rumor. with her usual correctness,
busy in assigning many for this step-but surely
on charitable suppose that after 6 ofen
tire devotion this institution its President, and after
having acquired and fame equallcd by few,
passed by none, among the nancers of the age, that he
would wish devote the remainder of his days the
cultivation of those pursuits for the endowens ofwhic
his fine and well cultivated mind emucnlly fits
| him.
In his successor Mr. Dunlap, the community rccog.
nize Ct sterling abites-courteous and conci.
ntory manners-sound business habits, and great prn
| dence and ccumspectioE We do not believe that any
individual coulh have been selected in city, whose
election ould have given general satisfaction thar
that of the President has done"
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for to-day. Holders do generally cvncc dsros
ton 10 )ncele mur, as is required
Sales to the amount Of bnies have ee made al
reduction of c. and in few instances for small
GELS. Buiuess in general, extremely dull.
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CA IL IDS

~ PRINTED at he shortest Notice, in the most
elegant manner, in Black Colorcd INKS, on Enamel
led, White Flake, or Plain s Raced CARDS, and
Prices rcry reasonable TRUE AMERICAN OF
FICE, corner ofPoydrns anil ST. Chnrcs.s.s:
SeseIal New and Beautiful FONTS Of TYPE haze
inst been adied to he Establishment.
Orders received at Compiling Room, 81 Charles
Exchange, 3rd door from GraveI ar nj he Printing
Office co'ner ofpoydr,s 4 ST. Charles streets.