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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

DROSPECTUS-Of Weekly Newspaper, pub
il lished every Sunday Morning, in the City Of
New Orleans, entitled the WEEKLY NATIVE
AMERICAN, 10 be devoted TO the promotion of
measures connected with the REPEAL OF THE Ma
EQUALIZATION LAWS, and the diffusion OF Local
Mercantile and general information. The Weekly
Native American wi contain the aggregate OF the
reading matter and mercantile information to be
found in the numbers of the daily issued during the
week preceding.
The repeal Of the naturalization laws and the i'm
migration and naturalization Of foreigners, having
become subject OF great increasing interest
throughout our country. it is believed that com
pendous pap r, containing all the decisions IN re-
iation to the subject which can he disseminated
with facility, would be powerful instrument in
accomplishing the great object we have in view,
viz. the reneal of the Naturalization Laws.
The Native American will be in no manner con
neced with eithef of the great political parties of
the day. nor support the candidates of either for
any office, local or general, except upon the merits
of thei opinion IN relation to the entire repeal Of
the naturalization laws, and then without regard TO
which party he may belong.
synopsis OF all gene al and local matters Of
interest and intelligence together With selections
from the advancing literature Of our own country,
form part OF each pub ication.
Reviews of the trade, commerce and operations
OF our City and State, will be corrected aud pub
lished, well lists OF the arrivals and departures
OF steam boats and vessels and the prices current
and pains expense will be- spared to render The
mercantile Information OF this paper equal 10 any
published in the Tn ted States.
The Editor relies upon the patronage Of the pub
lie. and assures them tina, his best exertions shall
always be used to insure continuance of their
falOrs.
TERMS.-Five Dollars per annum, payable in
advance
Gy-Subscrihers may rely upon their papers being
respective addresses. e. X. JOHNSON.
New Orleans, July 49, 1910
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NOTICE.

NATIVE AMERICAN CAUSE, AND THE
NATIVE AMERICAN" NEWSPAPER
The Native American Association in this CITY
has been iu existence three years and enros among
It, members upwards ri eleven hundred out If four
t4en huadred of The Native citizens nj the place.
Its objects are--7o Repeal The Latcs OF NaturaH
CATION the establishment ola National Character
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~ T. HARDNESS. MERCHANT TAILOR
Il Pennsylvania avenue a len doors east of lth
street, has just received general assortment of the
most fashionable SPRING AND SUMMER NEW
GOODS which he is ready to make up 10 order at
the shortest notice, and the reasonable terms
N. B. Persons preierring furnishing their own
cloths can have item made up to oder, at his usual
low Terms.
aril 25-tf.
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We hope our business friends will remem-
Der us in the distribution of their favors. Our
room is sufficient for all !; and if it is not, we
can make itso. Sendin your advertisements,
and we will insert them conspicuously, at
low rates, and give them large city crcu-
lalion besides
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hTRA Ssssssa Essssssss an
G s,1srS, &c., 49,

OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION. b & 0.RR
Washington, July 10, 1870.
NJ OIlCE-On and after Monday next the 18th
INST, the evening train of Passenger Cars Tor
Baltimore will be despatched rom this office al half
past !, instead Of 4 O'Clock p. M
By order; SAM. STETTINIUS,
Juy il-@ Agent.
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ARTICLES OF THE CONSTITUTION.

First. We bind ourselves Incorporate, by all law
ful means, with our fellow native citizens in the
Omitted States to procure repeal OF the na!uralza'
4ion laws. &c.,.
Second We will use ell proper and reasonable ex.
srtionsto exclude foreigners from enjoying the emoI-
uments er-honers Of Office, whether under the Gen
,era or State Go, eminent.
Third. That we will not hold him gnless of his
countrys wrong, who. having the power shall place
a foreigner in Office while there is competent
tive willing to accept.
Fourth. That we will uot,in any form or manner
connect ourselves with the general or local politics
Of the country, aid, nor be the means Of aiding,
the cause Of any politician or party whatsoever but
will exclusively advocate, stand 10. and be- separate
And independent party Of native Americans, for the
reause OF the country, and the prnc pies as set
forth in the above preamble aud these articles.
Fifth That we will not, in any manner whatever,
connect ourselves, or be connected, with any reg-
Gus sect or denomination leaving every creed to ITS
own strength, and every man untrammelied in his
own faith adhetng, for ourselves TO the sole cause
of the natives, the establishment Of national char
ac'e-, and the perpe'uitg OF our institutions, through
the means Of our oWn couRtryTeH.
Slrth That this Association shall be connected
with and form part of such other societies throug-
hoat the United States may now or hereafter be
established on the principles Of our political creed.
Serenth. That this Association sha. be styled The
Native American Association eft the United States -
Eighth. That the officers shall consist of Pres.
dent, Vice President Council Of Three Correspon-
ding Secretary, Recording Secretary, Committee
on Addresses, to consist Of three members TEea
surer, and such others may be required under any
bylaws hereafter adopted and whose duties shalt be
therein defined
Ninth. That all the foregoing officers shall be cleo
Ted by this meeting, TO serve for one year, except
the Committee on Addresses, which shall be appoin-
Ted by the President
Tenth That the President, or, in his absence the
Vice President or in the absence Of both, the Cor
responding or Recording Secretary is authorized "a
convene q meeting Of this Association, whenever il
may be deemed necessary.
Washington City, 1890.
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- EW NOVEL.-CousIn Croft Y. the Old Bach
cior, a novel, edited by Theodore Hook Esq ,
author Of Quincy Married. Births, Deaths, and Mar
riages, &c.--n vols,--is this day published, ard
Tor sale by
w. M MORRISON,
July doors west of Browns Hotel
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EcoMMENDED BY TUE FACULTY.

Towards Compound Syrup Of Carrageen, a
safe, simple, pleasant, and efectual remedy for
chronic coughs. asthmas consumptlons, &c.
This syrup has deservedIy acquired great reputa
ton and the confidence of physicians. as remedy in
the cure of pulmonary diseases II is not offered as
specific, but viii be found generally efectuai in the
cure of chronic coughs, ashnas, &c, and will fre
quently relieve obstinate pulmonary diseases.
GJaWhen circumstances admit il should be used
under the direction of physician.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, at nv
Pharmacy, ne1r Seven Buildings.
Also, for sale by most Of the Druegsts in Wash.
ington. Georgetown, Alexandria, Baltimore, and
throughout the Untad Stetes
+. HOWARD.
Dec
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MURRAY'S FLUID MAGNESIA.-An add
1tl tonal supply OF this valuable preparation
this day received at
sept l2-6t TODD'S Drug Store.
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any other paper in it, we hope our friends will
favor us with their custom. large deduction
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WANTED,

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NUMFRIES' ITCH OINTMENT.-A safe,
~ certain, and expeditions cure for the Itch, be
ever 50 nvctersto, in One Hours application oniq,
No danger from taking cold. II does not contain the
paTucIe ., mercury, or other dangerous ingredient,
and may he applied with perfect safety.ePRIcE,
37i cents box.
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TURKEY RHUBARB, of superior qualiiy.-A
small lot Of this scarce article just received at
Sept. 8. TODD'S Drug Store.
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BARNETT,
II Ann sire

Dd-The Washington Native American, and the
New Orleans Native American, and papers general
", friendly disposed to the views to be advocated
by The SPIRIT OF l776. will please give the abov,
a gratuitous insertion or notice, and forward thu
paper as above.
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Il men, 10 act as AGENTS for this paper.
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THE NATIVE AMERICAN,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
BY J. Etter, for the N. A. Association,
On Penn. Avenue, near the Railroad Depot,
Washington, ID. C.
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HHIIo IT'LL,
Western Hotel, CORTLAND street, N. Y.

LIVER COMPLAINT AND COUGHl-Hav-
ing taken violent cold, which $. tiled on nv lungs
and liver, producing severe cough and pam in the
side and shoulder, which was so severe at times
could scarcely turn over in bed, was gradually
wasting away, and weary o! my life. NV
cough was very distressing. and being accompanied
with nausea, loss of app'tite debility. aid other
distressing symptoms. my suiierlngs was extreme.
Finding no benefit from any medicine, nor from nv
Physicicns, got bottle of DR.. Tayor's Balsam
OF Liverwort. which soon made NE well and able
to attend to my business.
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i HE CASKET, AND PHILADELPHIA
3 MONTHLY MAGAZINE-The great in.

MONTHLY MAGAZINE.--Thr great in,
crease in tie subscription lis, OF the Casket, which
has been nearly doubled since the commencement
Of the las volume warrants the most extensive i'm.
provemens on the first 81 Ju!y, lSiD-at which
time new volume will be commenced with III
creased vigor. Nothing need be said of the firm
basis on win h The Casket stands, it beins already
the Oldest magazine IN the country. and has main
tanned its popularity in the face OF all opposition,
il is Is b. found the centre table OF families ina
king literary professions from Maine to Georgia.
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UEVhUF 1UlrNG,
Druggist, 376 Fulton street, Brooklyn

COUGH, PAIN LIN The SIDE AND CHEST
CURED Having for long imr been distressed
with a severespain in the side and chest accountant
ed with dry cough was induced, upon the mr.
gent solicitation of friend TO try Dr. Taylor's
Balsam Of Liverwort and must say this medicine
has answered its purpose admiralty. My distress
was produced by severe hurt, and was so great
that II was with difficulty could swallow my food.
Indeed, ! am satisfied this disease must have te,mi-
mated IN consumption, some atal disease, had
not been cured by this judicious n,-dcine To all
who seek 10 prolong their lives. would advise the
use of DR. Taylors Balsam Of Liverwort.
.@ JAMES COWAN 426 Bowerv
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-01
Rooms to Rent.

Il nnd subscriber has several spacious
ran, a a peasant Rooms which he will
''"' on reasonable terms. ~ wa
Juno %. 1 AlLLoIsON.
l0-af.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-01
r az THE GOOD OLD pR1crs

vTvur = THE GOOD OLD PRICES
a. nnnnci Dsoiloers take pleasure in an.
now carving 70 the public that thew ara
ho o. o"rrying on the above basiness are
a ana'a az Inc old shop on Wasbna,o - -
~ ~ h ~[e prepared to do work ofalI a 'on ~
ane blacksmith line, at the sbnrtnas sor's N
n "a pest style. Fully sntisfeJ a.. n mnS
D ~ is enough for maxine 'n a', oNh
s ans On palr ofshoes, thew VIII s dla put
sf for TWO DOLLARS The ~" -. Snoe nor
supplied w "vih N proportion. They are
viii make !, ,h ron Steel, Coal, &C., and
and Others - w interest of the Planters
lhey doah oglve their custom; therefore
,onage Twbi not !. Lut liberal share of pat.
led 10 ,ba' m''n ,nsy soIicit,) will be exten.
Libe, 4em ( JONES & ilILLOTSON
'N February 2 1899. Soft
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-01
TRkFs.

The PiEEy WOODS PLANTER il p.f,i,b
ID weekly, on IN Imperial sheet, prin,gj on KIN,
paner, and forwarded 70 Subscribers If gyTE
DoLI.ARs per annnm In advance, or SIX Dor.
AAkS at inc expiration Of the year All aav.
nents mace 10 the first three months win he
considered as in advance. y
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-01
Ptney Woods Planter
SECOND VOLUME

re oH4y 400 s9rts ot goDerameat, one Of
$3.50, 's ''s o.'er ooer he ps9Se,-lte hare ss0Yqi 10
support tAe flrmer and oopose tle INTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12
MORNING HERALD-sHIP NEW S
CLEARED.

sss Hrs gs Ns M0sans
li5sgSiS Grrng Msny G5rsl,ar and mkt. x%ssls
sT Ea 5s os,s ranhn p La Geass @9
Farnham, Baltimore; Barbara Squares, do.
ARRIVED.
Ship Sarah shsaf Merry FIN Liverpool via Charleston
Ship Niagara Morris days from Charleston cotton SC
Bark Trinidad -, days FIN Trinidad Cuba Cbasteain &
Brig Cltus, Anthony, is DIS FIN Goayama (pT) with sugar
Brig Eliza Lockwood d I'm st Crox sugar to Deforest
Brig Csrvantes McManus ~ as FIN Matanuas moasses sc
Brig Lamar, Rsley days firm Savannah, cotton, sc
Brig Emily Sherwood days from Charleston, cotton sc
Mail Fish, is d' I'm Mayasuez pR) sugar. Harmony
schr Fame, Frost, d' ns G. S S%SEfolA mdne to
Brig oeeOla, FIN West Indies 8, !, Sshipa briss
s&S@ S, as F
zas; shaEspeare, Cornell, New Orleans; and others
% Sss
GsdSg epdD r Boston vsns
from 81 Themes for Baltimore, dos America, Robinson for
Y ship Warren Capt Wilson, sailed from Maanzss, 2st
SPOKEN.
President Bremen) from Nanz for New York, Feb lat 81
80, Ion 20.
Sophia Of New York from Rio for Cape de Verbs, Dsc %
Columbia of Portland hence for Antigua Feb lat ga
70 2s.
UNITED STATES PORTS.
PoRTL Feb mo arrival clearance Ice breaking
and drifting out
BosroN, Feb s-cld, Benz Bigelow, Wells, New York.
New BEDroRp, Feb7-arr Rodman, Hatch, New York.
CHARLESTON Feb Arr Harriet Jessie, McKnown Liver
pool Lawrence, Cobb New York cid Niagara Smith do
5th Increase Smith, do; George Hull do Frederick Pearl
Spoford Thomaston. Cid, Camilla Wellington, Hamburg
FOREIGN PORTS.
PERNAMBuco (35 days since)-Carone Balken, from New
York, waiting freight.
ST. GROIN, Us days Sinclair Jones New York.
There American vessels at Ochorios, jamaica Q
DAYS since
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12
ONEY MARKET.
TUESDAY, FEB. IL


There but little done in stocks North American Trust
and Banking Co improved cent; Harlem u Dry Dock fell
of cent Bills Philadelphia sold at per discount
Baltimore g..
There still great deal OF speculation on the subject of the
Manhattan Bank, and muudes Of conflicting rumor. are
anoat The stock has again fallen cent, having closed
o. II probable that the afoa largely eragger
ted The statement in the Courier this morning. is incorrect
every particular, as follows:
Curriers' Statement True Statement
Campbell ?. White 10000 10000
Barnabas Bates, 10000 10000
ssyKsssssyB:st :SSsss ent,s, Il, y4 4s,H,isdby
Moses Allen, 10000 5000 5000
siqac,Ooo ss5q,OOo
OF this amount nearly the whole has been well secured par
cuarly that Of Mr. Aliens loan. There also rumos Of
large defacatons in the cash account The books is said
have not been balanced for The only satisfy
the public mind, is for the committee after full
make thorough and detailed public This is as
requisite for the character Of the directors for benefit Of
the stockholders The following list Of the directors;
John q , CsSssr, I 10 II Thompson,
Tnomas saaern' VIM D. @possS,y,
s. D. Beekmsn, Campbell p White
John Morehead, Robert Morris, Recorder Of the
Pm. CO. hold proxies Cor 5000 shares only. owned NV e.
reign stockholders There n but very little sympathy express
ed for the bank it, officers Loans appears have be
made to stock spectators at erorbant rates the exclusion
Of the merchants and OF the banks aud that
institutions coming themselves under the screw looked
retributon This is in part, correct large
proportion Of hos aers mostly in the dry goods trade who
had done business Ear beyond their capitals the chief
instruments in thstsystem Of oyerradng which involved the
country IN debt to Europe and the banks This class
OF persons the bns felt the necessity Of curbng and did so by
disseminating all long accommodation This
however, composed large portion Of that in the market that
oy combining themselves exclusively short business paper the
profits Of the banks would have been seriously curad None
on 'he seems had the moral coaage curta their bu
nes IN the same proportion that they had curaed the dealers
NO ce chose to risk his popularity by declaring seminar
nua dividend Of cent, instead Of the usual amount
The emergency avoided by loanng ON stocks cxorben
ms eaure appears strongly in the annual report ofihe
" York city Banks, az follows -
Amount Of loans n stocks, Jan 4 isss . ara oa7
Amount loaned on stocks, JAM istO Sssosss
tncrea'e.' .ss....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sass
Ih " the increase under . head of stocks alone vastly
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

CHATHAM THEArRE.-A most numerous, fashion,
able, and intelligent audience last evening gave their
unanimous verdict at the Chatham Theatre, in favor
of the light, musical and intellectual order of per-
formances. The Chatham now stands number one,
and il the management of Messrs. Thorne and Flynn
continues TO conform with the public taste, faith
fully il has done far, the of the house
is certain. This evening, Romeo and Juliet bur-
lesqued Robert Macaire, Battle Of Sedgemoor, dane
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie, and negro hompipcs by
Young Diamond
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
STATE OF TRADE

We notice revival Of activity any the markets The
stock OF Cotton exceeding small TO preclude much be-
sales have taken place. fresh Fruit cargo obrg w Jones from
Ing DONE Flour remains inactive. At auction. the following
S,cy-Oranges las boxes $40 per boxLemons ios boycs
fO fl42 per bow Butter, bbls AT c h. rs rkns
M " 90 SIC per u Candles, sperm 10 boxes COM
position 70 Tobacco, lump boxes at Sc per lb Wits
nhe House Of Repssenatives Thursday the following
resolution, offered by Mr. Jenifer, was adopted
Resolved, That select Committee he Amounted t
iuo the Tobacco Trade Of the and foreign
tries and report To this House what adopted
BY under th resolution Of th 2sh February
1881, IN relation TO the high duties and imposed M
foreign countries tobacco imported pted
with such other information said committee NAV deem re
20 communicate relating 10 said trade"
w,r.x,,. Ian " -B.sf r,in,e aud No o ,,.,, A. -. 4,
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But the Committee state that in consequence of the de.
ranged state of the currency, the all probability
be collected and recommend other be pro-
vided.
appears that the Tenth Ward Bank Of this city is using
great exertons to sce circulation Of post notes in
adph Some Of the papers doubt the existence of such
bank 1t association formed under the general law and
Of very small II has received from the comptroller
s2 900 ofcirculang bills and the that calls itself
Bank The post which issues money are illegal and
fraudulent and has wisely chosen Philadelphia the theatre
their circulation, that description Of money seems to b.
in favor there.
Notwithstanding the admitted large surplus products which
exist the Western country and the activity which has
characterized the circulation Of the country money but lit
tie any the bank facilities appear been applied TO
legitimate purposes business during the past year. Neither
the the merchant received any benefits from the
circulation Of the banks Their have
used forcing circulation for themselves the fund
bills OF circulation The legitimate way doing this would
have been conne their the purchase of bills drawn
against and pedcated the actual purchase
produce. By doing this healthy business would have been
created and when the safety fund banks had down be-
meath the weight Of speculative paper many them are now
do the banks would have firm in the midt
of steady business The following table shows the
Of the old banks divided into three classes Of Country Banks
River Banks and City Banks.
STATEMENT or LgApIso ITEMS or THE BAsNs Lo.
IN THE INTERIOR or THE STATE NEW YopK.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

BROADWAY CIRcUs-A great bill is advertised
for the benefit Of Mr.. Aymar, this evening. Besides
the horscmanship Of Mr. Aymar and great variety
of other equestrian exercises and sports the arena
Mr. NoblesTwll perform several astonishing feats Of
legerdemain, balancing, &c. The house will be well
filed, no doubt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

pADICAL CURE FOR DISEASES or TIE Eyrs
Nv wv W.T., WITHOUT OPERATION AND WITHOUT Eyf.
ls has the honor Of announcing TO the public that nv
,eatmsn entirely invented BY himself kno only 10
himse he cures radically cataract amaurosis scroa short
srhene:s rsightdncss spcss the eyes squntina AMI
IN general those complaints Of the eyes, hitherto
incurable, provided the patient hc not totally bad.
Dr sANDERS deems u his duty to inform the public that
ne enec OF the above complaints BY
only, ometmes accompanied with medicine Cor the
iem which he changes every two, three DAYS The
treatment Is not Hagee able, and does interfere with
ne Ordinary occupation Of the patient The good effects Of
TINS treatment viii be felt by the patient In the Of IA
two after is aud in short time Tho
vi be completely ersdicated. $3.50
The a,ove complaints IN persons are az com.
petely cured A. ~ persons born with the best sight
fe7 i3t- No. 81 tRFENWIi N sT'pEfT