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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03

The following account of great Balloon exploit, is given in the English papers;
 THE GREAT BALLOON JouRHEY-Ths attempt of Messrs Green, Mason and Holland to cross the chan ne in the great balloon, completely successful They landed at Neilburg, in Nassau, about 50 miles from Coblsntz, after voyage ei is honrs-dstance from London Aso miles. They were an hour and two minutes crossing the ehanneI In their journey they passed over Canterbury Dover, Calais, Waterloo, Brussels Nanur and Cobentz Their greatest ele- yaton was two miles. The descent was made in per- feet safety, at o'clock in the morning. They suffer- quantity of vine, supply of coffee meat, and other stores At Calas Ii was seen by he sentineIS on guard, as t was passing immediately over the toxn.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03

EfEEAH ROCK, sqRHa, .RggRgg B. 1887.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03

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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26

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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26
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PACKET AND FREIGHT BOATS.
From Philadelphia, by Rail Road & Cad
10 Harrisburg, Northumberland, Da
Uiiie, CdfdlCiSSq, Bloomsbury,
BerCick, UTlkesbarre, MI
ton, Hiltidmsport, and
;,1ferynedi0Je flI0cpS
LINE OF
intermediate places.

HASSENGERS can leave the West CID
III Hotel, Broad street Philadelphia, daily /
o'clock, A. NJ. reach Harrisburg at O'Clock P
of the same day ; Northumberland at 10 o'eIodl
NJ. of the next day and Willscsbaue on The |
ceeding morning at 6 o'clock when Coache
Immediately start for Carbondale, TunkhannodI
Montrose, and thence to the Western part Of \
York state.
RETURNING-Th Boats leave WikeI
daily, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive at Bio
burg at 4o'clock, p. NJ. 1t arrives at Hauisbu
5 o'clock on the following morning, and Fa
Columbia in time to take the morning CaI
Philadelphia.
Tie Boats also arrive at Wiliamspot 81
West Branch, at about o'clock, p. NJ. of the 4
day on which they reach NorthumberlonI-nI
urn daily.
The Boats on the above lines have been nPII
and are now confidently recommended to the u
Lie as pleasant, comfortable, and convenient
of travelling. SEATS may lie taken in PhiIaddI
at the northeast corner of Fourth q Chesnu ID
at No. 200 Market street, and al the We5l-th
Hotel, Broad street.
FREIGHT may be forwarded by Rail Road
Orrich & Mobiles and ]. j, Lewis & Co Broad g
and by Capt McCabes Line of Union Canal ]
to Harrisburg where they will be received h
Susquchanna Line from Jabez Harrasdin, Vines
Wharf, SchuylkiI.
P. Nc. c. GILCHRIST
Wilkesbars, June 10, 1887. Aga
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26
MAIL STAGES

observed a notice in the "Keystone" fn,l
one which published,) signed by Mr.. p. {, AL
christ, Agent, stating that the SusquehanDsb n.
Line would carry passengers in less time than II
Mail Stage--which is not the fact. It will be y
derstood that the Boat leaves Harrisburg one N
before the Stage; yet we have taken PasseD,.l
through to Wilkesbarre in time for the Mor,l
stages, notwithstanding the tardy manner in VII.
the mail is brought from Harrisburg to us at M
cumberland. If any other persons had the coDu
ance of the mails from Harrisburg to Northunh,I
land than those connected with the Boats, Wan
engage to start at the same hour with the Boa,
Harrisburg. and deliver the mail and the parsn0
TWELVE HOURS sooner than the Boat 4 |
possibly can do it.
When the Company runs stage from NorhrI
berland to Wilkesbarre, the mail can arrive at MI
thumberland from Harrisburg by | O'Clock, A n
but when the Boat runs above, they then ii
back tho stage at Northumberland until A o'cIod
NJ and sometimes as late as o'clock, p. N.
| These are facts, which, if the Post Master Gen-
is not aware Of il is time he was made acqual.
with them.
nTAny passengers ,ciShing to take The dog |
Northumberiaid, 10 go through to Montroe 4
be taken on in time 10 secure seats in the lEa,nl
stare, notwithstanding The deiay Of the ODpodI
in arriUiag at acknowledgement hy |
upon a regular time tor starting.
WILLIAM robson
bloomsbury, June 10, 1887.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26

Seven thousand and ten passengers have
arrived ar at the New York quarantine, from
Europe within the last ten days.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21

CLEAktED.
Ships Riear Noren New or ans j. E,yeil, sot,o wood
Sasannah N Lori Co. Bark Olive Cpnnor Sidney, John
rcsers Co; Hamburg brig Raphael Mailda Rrgrnierg
schm dt, Genoa, D. II Schmidt ssn; adelac Ward VII.
mugton N. g. schrs Charles a. smith, Lo,lon Bstnors
Peru, Pscs, Jacksonville VA Trrron Reed, Boon CON-
plance, sparrow, do; Mail. Loriug, do.
ARRIVED.
Br brig Argonau, Bets, IT Johns ~ a. DAYS with rndze
Brg Tshoaa, Leeds. Arauaba r. r. Ddays, with mdse to
scr virgaia. WATSON Norfek days. to sturyes Clear.
man.
scar Peter Henry stm,n. Philadelphia days. 10 master
sc,r nsfaece. Painter, Philadelphia. days TO master
sMLED-Brirs sun. Brown charts,on; Frances Ann, Al.
len Georgetown" and -ysr ,, S1ss ,sae rugged vessels
The G'ss., B.iioa having been detained, win sail this
Sosl a. H.r and a. Hr I Ssw VIZ oe s,Se at hall
Captain Alexander Taylor, Of The Msgitrae tBrl lying
navi Of savannah They wsrc returning irem ,hs ship 10
sssre In scss which cap~iz,d. Captain Taylor
The Paris % salcr irn Psl fsss a. for New ycrs ex
psr.pced heavy gale % Eoque atou, April 18Th and PIT
Caleb Coos Of SALEM late os the p did ulo Pc
The u & irisac Csnstlsrioa. Com Elliot viii, Cow Cas-
~ sosIu arrived Al Coasnnople 90 the 9th July, he fri
Is" sre with tsehuose gur and was answered with
s Morning Herald calls her the magn6cen, Anne
=. - saacd from Norfolk, % days spce, win cargo Of cos
~ 49,, =, - since Which no udngs have teen heard
Auau tl..
rhes,ern Of vessel having on H. yslsre o Portsmouth,
drIlted esiore NJ Cape LpsA Ont, ss,h OH
rosfolk. sept ~. The ar The last FIVE six
10y unpeassu,, the wnd prevailing generally
= =. a NV, p'o~ng VIII Considerable violence HANSON
e"an s"o me scverai .cborsges
I'd with ouwsrl bound vessels ,T,,,s 81 isa "a, hor y,
Horope the rerth and the SOUTH ar earre Of Mad
Thc Casde-in Bruader, Captain NICHOLSON ami Jgr,or
Captain Nsson have been chartered In ranyov lr srres
Monroe Eve useusand " s. troops Tsma Nav Thev M
SAD b,a inst P" NY my w
VESSELS SPOKEN.
IN ~ r. III - ~ ~ james, Sebor, New vort,
UNITED STATES PORTS
wsvsscvru, Sspt ls-Ar Mary, vicker-,n N.xw VA
rrIApgLysiA, sept S-sr Dolphin, McKean ~ "a
Caledonia Nation, do-crd MARY, Dead DO 80 ''-'
naLuMcss, sep1 s-Beo~-P.vllien, Kelly New y.ra
Kesvrs~, ~ C., Sept fA--Ar. VIM = Firet T,,lss NJ
vovt--sSd 6swsh Boston, ~ - ''"'' W.
eAvarsAn, Sept B-Ar Iout~,. Newell. Bos.,c rac,.
shve. A<rander, New vcrh--'d Medgsvi WIFE, Porter a.
CussLssTcw, scrt bAr. lenL M0rgsn. Tnsbs liver.
ro~ sh MI; W. Ausr wilsou New York; yoaes Hull 40
n-cn. Ayres @orsrt DO Assna, Dospe Bos,os-issh ar
WIN. Henry, spnernan. New york - -
~ JcsKprs Fs, sept G-9rd, Harty, RYDER New ysxl
Nav osLRArs, Sept ia-Ar Harcld, irsn Bessn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21

WKoNkspaft sept y . Vuoch, r ~
Tue News Hsgrerys had sale To-Day Of sfout $50 pack
ages ~ goods t-A ssd Anerieas for tsst
snrc op~ny vsvs pvesen mneh impeded The ss ~ the
gyis Far cesuseA a. qnosed Yesterday orsls re-
ssans - lsst svo< rbs olIo- nr wcrr alcs sy
bv auction via 30 ss.es preserved ginger se2 secoe.
shecd almonds. sc, sschs pea sui. ssah g hogses.
rri"si'I "o'~ .. % sss - ssss green coffee scs
soeshesds shvry ~sr Ne; bhcssbeads t~.erae d II
s'ec o soses srcwn osvsss s,s'r tsIehy damaged "a
sc TO hon sest nAs 10 n 70 cas ,z,e sa, 7c, ls<
barrel" vaphs eosr ssess aa'si shosshsaas vasgsr
aerns CASH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21

NEw ORLEANS, Sept II, r. M-Sugar-Prme, 81 ST In
teror, 5, moderate demand MoIasses-0n Levee rs
q cents per gallon sales On plantation 70 2e small sales
bbL per bbl linn. demand; prime 10. Flour-Super-
hns $40 pr sr hne ~ per barrel arrivals Leadrg Be-
second do 5ac do; crossed, u p do, sales
CHARLESTON, Sept 10th, p M-Rice, 81 1915; Flour
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21

On Tuesday, 10Th insi.J NJ Freneaua native OF Versailles
France in the 6lst ear oil his age.
The friends and The family requested to attend
the funeral this afternoon oclock from his residence
corner OF Liberty and Temple streets, Broadway
On Tuesday 18th inst, A. T. Callard, 81 Charleston s. c.
aged 81 years.
His friends and acauan,ances respectfully invited
tend his funeral this afternoon nj O'clock, from IS Barclay
tuesday 10Th inst John T. Angeyur in the SD year OF
his age, sou OF the late Lewis Aneesine, Ese.
On Tuesday 18Th inst, Raymond, son OF A. b. Haxtern,
aged year.
her
On Tuesday, 10Th inst, Railway n. j. Moses r. Clark If
the firm Of Clark, weyman Co, OF this city.
On Saturday, 9th inst, Hannah Baldwin the 85h yt ar Of
her age
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21
MARRIED.

On Tuesday 18th inst, by the Rev. Dr. Spring Anthony
Shaw OF Newport X. L., Susan V. GARNER o this city,
On Tuesday 10Th inst by his honor the Mayor, Charles
Dennison Jun, 10 Helen NJ, daughter OF Israel Cook, Esq
all of this city.
On Tuesday, 10Th inst, at Flabush l.. T. by the Rev Mr.
Strong, the Rev. John Abee Baldwin, ii Faands To Eliza
beth E., daughter OF Lawrence L. Van keeck ESQ.,
ington city.
Al Philadelphia Jeha Mann, Essex county, j. TO sar
cey Raye, of New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21

We rapidly catering upon the great OF recon
sructon and recovery from OF the deepest revuons
modern times II the recovery should be accompanied with
pulse excitement heats today colds tomorrow
natural to the dsorder Each event frangh with muci
meaning Today sPsce HAT asd duh ever, and
Treasury noes fell to q and per This fall arises
rey from the prospect OF the practical
lief equal to s2ooo,seo passing both houses OF Congress
The have already passed the Senate.
In iurherance OF Eess views, learn that last evening
notice put the Post Office announcing the bi
the Tradesmen Bank will hereafter be received for post
ages This arises from arrangement among the depositors
by which the Iadmes Bank specie payments today
On tAe lst instant the bank stood thus 752spece
STANDARDIZATION S2a,532-deposites 1891 5s2
BY similar arrangement with the deposors the Leather
Manufacturers the Seventh Ward the Phenx, the Bank
America, and the Manhattan will be ready 10 make public
announcement in few days. This policy has been urged
AMI taken by these banks consequence ola
PoGdence with the Treasury department Thus CO. The
reunion Of he banks and the is begun
the effects Of the Revision still go in certain qua tiers
q the national machine by statement made the House
OF Representatives appears that the Treasury will stand on
ths lst of October tius:-
GOVERNMENT FUNDS.
Specie in banks and land offices, sl5Qe. 0e0
Depos,tes in the pet barhs 5000 OOg
lns,alnent due by me u > Bank, l,5O0o0G
Aggregate Or government funds, ssooo,e zoe
OF this amount large proportion is in rredeemsbs paper,
in ha southwestern and western banks The Atlantic banks
have generally paid Notwithstanding the Secretary took
away their specie to aid the western banks
The unavailable funds may be stated thus
Bullion in the Mint egg for the " bet
ter currency" 100000
Funds in the southwestern and western banks,
worth damn, S,eO9GO0
Funds in the Atlaatic banks rather better, looo. 900
Treasury drafts bought by Mr. Bdde to pay
bis instalment with, 100000
ssoso,OOo
by this statement will be perceived that of surplus
estimated last $50 have
GEO available in October 1857 The deficiency be made up
before the close of the year will be equal 80
This Flemish condition of the finances of the general govern
ment produced by the revuon greater proportion
than will be that of the state before January
There win be terrible deficiency the this
during the present year. keep the general government
coun,enance. Letus come TO particulars
New YoRK CANAL REVENUES.
Amount Of tolls for the ending Sept &C. 1885, 81
do. do. up TO Sept. 2, 1887 S63I $50
DO. that may be
ceved up 3sh Sept, 1887, 100000 1855
Deficiency for 1887. SS70, 255
From these data will be perceived that estimate all
expenditures being equal those OF 1885, the receipts
will pay them there must be direct make the
deficiency. Let Us c~me to figures:
Expenditures on the canals in 1896 S5l9,9O0
JRterest canal debt 3T,206
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21

JESSE CADY, Auciionetr.


JEssE CADs, Store Nos. III and Il9 Wafer
- srees-Ths Day, al half past o'clock, in los 10
purchasers for cash, large and general Of sh
cutlery a GOODS hats COMBS ansy soap, clotL
"a 10 e southern and Western market,
uoh II an advertisement Of ths kind
frvas Sae-0 900 dozen Combs assorted Of al kinds
100 cards Birmingham and Shehea Cutlery, OF every
rlrtv mag ,nabe
400 dozen Collars and Bosorss
ia Neesifs assorted fon ~ HesnniRg sand oetiaai
oo gross Buttons, Coat Vest Pearl bec deker
'a II ". l " !" VI be taken in psy.9ent.
.' Shuh Boxes, Pins nc. &c. &c.
Also, 1ernan, French and Rhode Island yeuery; 10.
priced watches, Guard Chains &c. nliSlys
NJ WARD, Auctioneer
TX -. a.. aEAhhS s. CO, store no. 1853 feuri
- street, cnraer OF W This Day II o,cloca al the arc.
lon room, Hardware, Cutlery, III
dirk knives cards and Ia dozens; scissors IL dozens ana -
cards needles cansters bunas double and joeter
spectacle; steel and hrass bareed pos.
caps thInblc knitting needles, hooks aad syes NJ
Fancy Goos-Consising OF double cara cologne Lair AN
perfulery, Preach and ERslish Lavender Uaer ~
Aso Invoice OF combs buttons, cellars bosog boots ano
shoes.
Also nm invsiceef Observation-Disclosures ef ear.rinps finger
rlags, watches hreast'ins, chains, &C Ac ~
EDMUkB j. PORTER, Auctioneer
E'UPNIgEga1c. PA no PnDG;E r.s. &e.-BRoM.
a BERG 4 PORTER, 1l2 Fulton St. Garner of Dutch ST.
well worthy the Alteration Of those wishing purchase. Also
superior piano iortes, fancy goods. &c. s9u
NEW YORK TATrEg2SALNS.-1ie rrguh r
cubic sales % Horses Carriages, Harness. &c contnr
sake place al ns wen known establishment. every Monaay
al IL O'Clock
At ~ O'clock All Horses Carriages, &c.
sale ssawa and next,
Sept 80 al o'clock, p. NJ horse will Ne offered
auction unless registered in t,se for the catalogue
JOHN ". WATSON, 4so Broadway
~ b. At Private Sale Several very handsome
one ann two horses-new and second hand. slg
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21
The following ycrses are a tribute from on
"who has Jared sumptuousiy.v

The fotIOwInE Veracs arc n tribute from
"who has Jared sumptuousiy.v
To enjoy every hind of ururi sus fare,
Which ~ ma, BY the earth, sty has sivsn.
Seek STuARTS Refectory in Chatham Square,
Al number hundred and ninety scveu
There all sorts Of viands IN essop yov1I 6ed
And may tickle your palate with 6sh Gcsh or fowl
Or " rich uscc's soup shcuh he have your mind,
You can there have the reteN sin cents bowl
And t. besghea the resurss ycu ssse while Won dine
And n maze the bright hears nore np>rry pass
Stnsrt always ~rpphes the most exossiss wise
And the hest ei coed liauos. q ths~e cents ga~s
All papsrs, domestic and Noreies are theve-
Dn1t forget, then, where always the s~ YOU uil 6pd
A. one hundred and " n~ty~sveu Chatham agurre,
where bot, hauor and focd NE best of teir hind
~ BischwoclS MAGAZINE, Brrs LIE in London, Thnes
nc received vi hin hours n the svso The Liverpool
packets The Minor and Albios always the table 2e9t
CHrt p.The unifnrr " Reyrcs srnfr oaccr Tor sae
~ cheap Apply 1T tl Cedar u New York y2f.a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21

I OST.-This morning, from hack No. 3, IN Pearl, Chat
II ham, or Catherine Streets as supposed eleven STOCKS
and Dies and Taps and Dies The oder will be suta
bly, srded by leaving them at No Liberty street
sS0-lis PETTIBONE LONG.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21

ExHlBIIInx DAyENPORT's ELRC
IL TROMAGNETIC MACHINERY. barclay street on
poste the Aston House and adjoining the American
Open daily frors 10 10
Single tickets 50 monthly tickets, transferable A.
Fer sale al the door ard nt the principal hotels s2n4s
DOOMS TO IET-T~o rooms either furnished or
unfurnished with without board, he had by mme
dste applcaton NJ aVJtdsD 81 s2N-3s
EIAE DOLBatS REyvAND.-Lost on MONDAY
eve ming from board the steam ISIS while Iashinv
nj the foot ef Market strs CARPET BAG belonging IN
lady The above reward will b. paid delivery Of same
al NO. Ssid1 sBA~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21

- rock MAkEE - ANTED-A few experien-
- ced Stock makers viii find employment ~ lG7
Fulton g., Brookly, Apply between and oc,ck, r. NJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21

MOTTO "a check OF the Marine and Fire Insurance and
Bank OF Savannah Bank America in New York,
No. 1872 in favor ef r. A. McCrede for hundred dollars
date July NJ, 1887 ncloed a letter aud in Savannah
o. by express mail the 18th July and
dorsed payable 70 VIM Anderson. Said check having been
lo,i ncared notice hereby given, that the expiration
OF GO DAYS ro this date application will be made to The Ma
rne aud FIRE Insurance Bank Sayannah er duplicate ct
said chsch, Sept =, 1887
The Bank of America requested not to pay the above
sio.iawow. n A. McCREDIE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21

FfNHE PAAOaSAMA at Nibo's Garden will be taken
down I'M few days The Garden positively closes on the
22d inst the accommodation OF the FAIR OF the Mechanics
Institute.
Entrances from Broadway and the North Garden
Open dprng the day and evening-Admitance p cents
For "a her particulars book OF description and the re-
mi off Ne York and London Journals. % dt2e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21
S6,0s0,000
Deficiency for 1887

From these data will be perceived that if estimate al
expenditures being equal those OF 1885, the receipts
will pay them there be direct make up ia,
deficiency Let US c~me to figures
Expenditures the canals in 1886 S5l9,90
Jateres on canal debt 327, 20
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21

H Il Proprietor Of Congress Hall has tie ps 10 in
orn ms friends and tie public, that be- las
provenent IN his establishment, and contract
with families and Individuals ar board This winter n longer
peIod The psrors and bed rooms pleasant
and quiet any in Broadway.
Private tables win be served famis required There
aso ladies' ordinary. select Cor ladies AID geniemen
company.
Terms will be reasonable BARTON HAMMOND.
So I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21

NNANTEilA first rate waiter, VIII, can Re well recon-
w nrnded cleanliness sebr.ey and capahltv IN wait
private family Application be made al SIS Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-03

TRAVELLERS TncK.-During a period Of very
active opposition between rival coach propretors a
coach stopped to breakfast this ropast was DELAYED
under various pretenees till the coachmans horn an
nounced the moment of departure; in vain the pas
sengers demonstrated against this precpitancy: he
must drive to time, and could net DELAY When AT
length he had succeeded in getting his prumblinp
company together, one gentleman was found want
ing; and on 'mine host opening the door of the
breakfast room, he fosnd him quietly seated at the do
serted table. 1.-THE coach will be off, exclaimed The
landlord. "And 90 would too, could have got n
spoon TO eat my egg" replied the guest "A spoon,
sir" Eyes sir, spoon" "Why, why, where are
my spoons1 Stop, stop the coach, Jack, Pat, Joe
run every one of you stop the horses-sop the coach
till get my spoons" vocerated the landlord; while
struck with CONSERVATION, each passenger looked to
his neghbor for explanation the scene. In few
minutes crowd had collected around the carriage
whom the stealing of the spoons detailed, with
the resolution Of the host that all the passengers
should be searched with the assistance of his party
He was about commencing his operation, when out
walked the datory passenger from the breakfast Ia
be, who Immediately demanded what was the mat
t.r. Matter" out roared the landlord shave not
been robbed Of dozen silver spoons by some of your
rascally company-aBd your blackguard coachman Is
preventing me searching7" Then drive on Paddy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-03
CONFECTIONARY.

1T A CARD-To the Ladies of New York-A new thing
expressly manufactured for the ladies at GREGORYsw whole
sale and retail Confectionery Store No 3l William street. N.
York. and is od wholesale retail, by other in
the city VANILLA Cream Candy rich and de-
lcious article, is hereby submitted To the judgment and
patronage Of the New York citizens and the public In general
especially the ladies' who said be the best judges
the offe and without bitter, the Vanilla
Cream Candy stands pre-eminent
N. Is. On hand and constantly manufacturing, general
Candies for the South and Western markets. al
the lowest wholesale price and warranted keep in eli
No charge boxes packing carriage 10 any part
az TIE rity myg inv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-03
HERDMAN s. n EENAN,s
"a ~ az &
.o.yf}l

ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PACKET OFFICES
ne p b,ehian ~ and 81 South st., New York.
residents ~ ne nied States and Canada wishing seud
~ ,nei Hlehs residing in Great Britain ireland, al
ways be accommodated very moderate terms weekly
opportunities, via Liverpool.
The propreor- having made adtianaI ARRANGEMENTS for
ol ezra vessels beg state 10 their numerous
M anu w public, ua ~ selecting this line they will avoid
ana may rest assured that all the in the United King
aol y wen q M SIDE q he Atlantic viii the best eo
engaged here and their friends who embark in company
with t,em; AMI III all where The pa,.eer ~ o cpe
their money viii be reiuaded 70 the persons whom
Ships will be despatched from Liverpool Cor The dieerent
tolows:or New York weekly; Bostsn Phia-
depia and Baltimore three times each month"; for New Or
leans and Mobile, twice each month"; for Quebec times
wishing passage Liverpool London can be
accommodated 10y the regular line Of packets for Liverpool
weekly for London the i 10th and 10Th of each month
These wishing 10 remit money 10 their friends be
eonodated with drafts for any amount payable throughout
who give evey assistance IN forwarding the passengers 10
For further
or address
Eesrs sherlock Abingdon No Waterloo Road and No.
10 Chapel !. Liverpool,
Mes.rs. John Dickson Co. warng 4, Belfast.
Mr. NJ sherlock No. Eden, Quay, Dublin
Vim. Donoghue William st., Londonderry.
James Bellew Drogheda.
Patrick McMullen, Castle ST., Newry.
j. Caaghan, Lawrence Town, Ballnasloe
Edward Sherlock, Castlepolard.
Thos Higgins, Balymabon.
Jas. Dugan, Articlih Colerane.
Michael McGinty, Drumlish, county Longford
John Brady, Baly Jas. DUFF, county Cayan,
VIM Scraggs, Cork.
Jas. Cochran Sligo
Daniel Hughes, Waterford
Hugh Shields, Clones, county Monaghan.
SCOTLAND
Mr.. Anderson No. IS Turner'S Court, Glasgow.
David Foster Amman.
D. McDougald Inverness
Robt. Mcneil, Newtown Stewart.
HERDMAN KEENAN,,
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