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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

wEDrLsDAy, August 20, q r. M.
The Mess Haggery bad sale Of about go packages Dry
Goods their this day fully attended, and well
might be- there four hundred and thirty three
gers their the hotel boohs This The
largest number Of srvasinone da since last fall The goods
were cold At rather low prices The cash. We
goods continually hncuang in price
article OF Meno In pariculsrwhic sold 33 per
difference or quality il the short space ofhy
mnss 20 the Dry Goods Market wsgs and viii not find
esdy bass until these cash sales done with They great
~ interfere with jcbng business Of the city and must
be given mp for credits Cor the present win DO
ssrhs important suddenly We for for a cash
business and that wish hereafter conduct their
trade the basis, commence in Systematic
nev. No sudden movements They viii not answer The
trade Dry Goods private account yet rather dull
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

There i no new movement in Flour Wheat conn-
ues in moderate request
Auction sales-ss bx& Raisns, III 50 kegs do - Si
-; 200 Straw Paper, 40 cts. Terms, cash
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

WEDNESDAY, August 30, 6, r. NJ.
This day received letters attentive correspond
in Liverpool and Alexandria tEgypp The dates from
former the li ns' and to the 26th of Jnne
from the latter
The intelligence from Alexandra roant to the Amsri-
planter The market very duh, and the
hand date othe advice as bales, and
was accommodating mouth OF the Nile and the ine
ror The remaining quantity of the old cannot be less
than bales will fall short oi 10000
The had ordered Any Sales asd Meemet ALL
Pashs sangune that prices would advance that he
weuld sell All this very favorable To the Americas plat
ter Though England has hand very large supply, she
must OF spain, have much larger quantity
and will get the principal part Of that supply from
this country Therefore shall very slightly improve in
prices here
The Hbernia brings brief sketchof the Iiavre Get
Market Of July. decline OF fully cenmes,
had been submitted 10.
Buyers had again their the business
and the elections over trade would much
improve.
Tomorrow shall repubsh the foreign tables and show the
and decrease, &c We give below the
stock hand In this country together with the New York
Classification II will be that the stock d cotton gradu
ally reducngleavng stock hand OF bales
We make no alteration in quotation.
Sale at New Orleans the 22iir.L were 81 baes at
l2c
The market in this city dull Sales made are al The
prices mentioned in classification.
NoD York Ciassyfcad,oa
c
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

IHWS NEwHHU.-StOen fFsm The prfmses, Al tle eoF.
ner OF PIKE and Cherry % SIX cared Boat, rs feet long,
painted green, with white bottsm The
above = ward w. b. paid Ger Tie recovery cfhe boat sod al
surmse that tn ain boat been aken 10 the vicinity
Of Bachwels Ind For the above reward apply At 90 Pine
stree. au9tit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31
MARRIED..

On May 3d. by Elder Isaac N. Walters, James g. Burnett
Mary g. youngest daughter of late Nathan Turr ESQ.,
formerly of Providence, RI
On Tuesday mornings at St Georges Chsrch by the Kevd
Dr. Minor the Rev. Alfred Londerback Of Philadelphia, TO
city.
On Tuesday morning, 29h inst Marks Churchby the
Rev Dr. Anthem, Mr.. N. Babcock Miss Ann Maria, daugh
ter OF the late Richard Wars, Esq,
Al Saratoga Springs the 18th instant by the kevd MT
Fletcher, MIR John Corey, TO Louisa Gay beth oil Woon
socket Falls, II. Island.
At Milngon Somerset CO.. NJ. Mr. Henry McLaferty, of
Seneca county IN Y Miss Rachel Dunn, OF the former
place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

On Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Edwin p. Comstock druggist
.ged 81 years
The friends family and those of his brother Dr. L. s.
Comstock, invited attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence No. 80 Oliver street. this afternoon, O'Clock, without
farther invitation.
Tuesday Of consumption John Kelly in the 35 year of
his age
on Tuesday morning. James r. B. Denman youngest son
of VIM Dennan, editor OF the New York Truth Teller.
On Tuesday, Ann Eliza infant daughter of Moses Tucker
aged months and IA days Her remains will be taken TO
Orange, NJ j., for ntement.
On Tuesday evening, after illness, Lewis yons
est OF Canieo and Julia Consao aged and eleven
months.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

@C0 REwARD.-Rsn away from the subscriber
WZV the 2slh inst naened apprentice 70 the bah
ing business Rinado " Swain, about 10 years o'd ce OF
inches stout made Of pale counenance darn eyes ADO
had on when he le home light coercd light
coiored pantsoous blue Shirt sck hat has 10 ana small
given all persons not 10 employ harbc said spprestce
under ne pens'y Of the law; and whoever return or con-
ho SAID spprence In prison. shall receive the above reward
cd mother. GEORGE w. MILLER,
IJsprnarsf ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

0NE CENT REWARD.s1!ks. away from ON, NE =. ss no.
~ scrber the 29h, named Frederick Wght n sp
prence the watch repairing business All are for
bid harborng trusting him on my account u
au3l-2tA HENRY y. HOYT.
DHILADELPHIA sHIN PLAS rEHS, and
Corporation and Loan Companys notes of every denom
nation bought by CHARLES CO., Exchange and Bullion
Brokers, Ceuant St, between the York House and the
Western Hotels The highest market prices given for sove
regns, dollars, half dollars and quarter dollars
The following bark bills bought reasonable terms The
Tewanda Pal Lumberma5s bank bills Pennsylvania
Charleston = G.. notes. Ohio and Michigan money! the Mis-
sssppi Rail Road Company and the Planters Bank bills
Miss au5lt* CHARLES Co. 7 CORTLAND St
W0HKs ON AKCHdTEGGTyUpMeEs CIR H 81 IL ,,
f~rs Tor sale his Cheap Book and Print aishment No,
10 Courtandt St, the following works recently imported:
Akin on the Doric Order lar &c folio.
Briiton Architectural Antiquities OF Great Britain vos'
quarto half bound morocco
Brittons Architectural Dictionary now publishing.
Brttons Ecclesiastical Architecture of Great Britain vo
SO plates.
Britton's Ancient Palaces &C.
Browns Principles of Drawing Ornaments, quartz
Builders Manual
Banks Treatise on Mills.
Conveys Ancient Calhedrals, splendid plates. -
IL List TO be continued. au3lot
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

~ manufactured expressly for soda weter and Cor family
and better quality he foupd this city elsewhere
By w. gRFgDRN at his Vanilla Cream Candy Mar Acter
fsi wiltam as. between Jobs and u,op ie9u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

DEACH ORCHARD AND sfEuNLkILls
IL COAL-Ransom Titfevile 20. orer meif eeieorsteo
Peach Orchard coal al the cid ard wen known
Clinton coal ward, No Monroe, between Eutger and J@
ferson be ~ tie best qualify and free
fram sstedslvered 20 any part ~ me cry NJ Tue 'o"o~mF
reduced prices;
Nut, ~ 20.
Iehigh, !" 20.
oN. ~ tho spre~s of Wall and Water
s.s rosI yari, will be promptly attended to-
Al B-Coal NY the cargo " p rer ton 81 2A2 lbs.
spil-3m
AJtps l.E.-AsroK HOtsk-Tbe subscribers give
IN tev prepared Ne arrangements for me
winter families and single geutlsmen wishing board.
Their accommodations end thew feel assured will be
tsfsc.ory. BOynEN, COLEMAN STETSON.
Nev York, Aug. ~, 1871 au8f~
vT,HE pa EssUIIE AND IRIS Ciust s--Jwt
4 published. "1 his work written by of Ire
p<ppu ar Fer sae IVY G. sifEPARD,
uN broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

CLEARED.
Dutch gaot Jacobia Barbara, Schu Rotterdam, J.
Ruyter Coz brig Catherine Fner Bath Me-; schrs Vol
ia, Hoppns Baltimore; Oscar Lowell Boson Sun, Nickerson
Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

- w EDlsh LIE r.CIl s.S- For sale wholesale and
- retail or applied by experienced person. the drug
of NATHAN n al. aIAM
au26-tf No 40 Nasssns, cor Enltnr q,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

COLD AND BULLION UFEICR No GA WALL.
~ Street, doors from PeaiL-THOMAS BARNARD
dealer IN Bullion &c continues give the highest price
Sovereigns Douboons, Bank of England uncurrent
Notes, NC Also hand constantly kept for sale fine eod
rolled Silver and isspored Plated Metal.
Gold and silver me lied nd as.ay made
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

hISnAELl'S " Or N S-The work OF D,INael
\ the younger containing Vivian Grey, Young Duke
Conarina Heming The Wonrous OF A.op TIE Rise al
Islander Henrietta Temple and v.nea Complete in one
volume. Ako in two volumes, Venetia.
Directions for Cookery being sstm Of the ar, in lis v,r
Gus branches By Miss Leslie author seventy five Receipts
The above are just published and for by
au22 r.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-16

This last ias:amsns Of the interest
~ IN. dabt us co,vsatoa with tho ("osn oil
Spain bosn paid; AM sniisf FAILURES may % OK
sc,,d 90 hsppsn, until portion OF sas resources OF h'F
k,,lo can b, d,yo.,d tbs ex,in,uismcnt OF its orssn
r...vsd satisfactory evidence shat discriminating
tonnage charged uPoa G's vssss OF ns
Sss,ss in the Portugal, procioiaon was is=usa
O., ss llsh day October last. in comPiacc Win inc a'
of MAY 2, 1882, declaring that fact: and tns aus, OF
fsign soanass which levied upon Portuguese vessels
Unissd States, previously 70 s Passa' 'a
Tbs act Of July t. 1895. eusp.aii. tbs discriminating
,te, upon produces Portugal ported a:o this cooa
Portuguese vessels, application OF
nsl;.f ,ba, 40 similar scrimna existed Por1sa! to
ehe redies of the Ustsd states. that
,rh ,,ie. are now cxnc,sd in shat
eoss Of vessels AMI this &C. referred
dis-rstioN Executive, for Congress deter
sxpedicncy Of future legislation the sub
;ee raus Determinations, affecting tbs vessels Of
shs eo,nfrv and ssasonaols rsmonsance
made and given tins Portuguese 1ovcrnmsaf
ehss unless should be discontinued. adoption OF
.r,,,.,x. ling MEASURES part United Stats
ld necsssay but The reply OF that GoverHn,ns
.;xe a. the Department of Stats Chass DIS
Affairs Lisbon. the moisa OF iass, anonen
- ~r n, 40 homo for ab1nloam., OF sysss 90 little
q IN ,hs trsatusat ths vessels OF Pos-
sxsi ana sher eaxoss the ports OF tn country ana -
s,,,r,ry M ss sssioss had right to entertain
With HolAnl, Swedish. Deamafk. Napes. ana nsis'un,
frieaiiv uHia:s.rJpsdv
With Government the Otonan Hoiss ana ms as
e.nden.es the of ths Meiitssran.' psace and
god will carefully euvassl and hays bs'a fosssssd oy
oess tbs relative dstaacs and the eodisioa
al shoss eouatsiss would permit
: C,mns.cs With Gsscs is earrisi under tbs laws
=. Ia. Cvo rec?socsy b.asf:ial toe
satnS bs:a; ad havs s,oi LOOK for
adoption Of oass sass.ss which viii b more
ext.,s;ye,v and srspaas0sly advan;,,-ous
Comics Of the treaties eoa:odsd with the Govs.1msn Of
Osa sss Nsnss WssssisW1 - ~ ialbumsssss u
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-05
A CURIOUS DIVORCE.

We we're infinitely amused with n story
that was told US the other day-a story un-
questionabIy true.-All our readers know
with what extreme readiness, and with how
little examination, the Legislature of Ken
lucky granted divorces during IFS late ses-
sion.-Certain wags at Frankfort, It APP
pears, took advantage Of the easy dlsposit-
ion of the General Assembly, and played
off practical joke upon that honorable
body. They handed in an application for
the divorce of certain couple, and the bill,
as usual, was passed without particular IN
auiry. Some days afterwards, gentle
man in distant part Of the State, having
read the columns of the Frankfort Com
monwealtb, closed the paper in surprise,
and hurried of 10 bis neighbor, venerable
old citizen, and excIoimed--' Why, neigh
bor am astonished, never heard Of any
quarrel between you and your wife am
Jos in amazement.' A quarrel between
me and my wife = calculated the old man
=. what do you meant mean no Of
fence. sir replied the first, but read your
divorce in my paper, and was puzzled TO-
account for it, ] supposed of course that
YOU and aunt Betsey had quarrelled.'
F; Hark yc, SIR responded the old man, /
am seventy years old and my wife is sixty
eipbt--we have lived together forty-nine
years, and raised thirteen childrcn--and
there never has been the first ill-natnftd
word between US in all our lives. Divorce
diuorce7 4 divorced from my old woman
WHY, what the devil has sentyou here with
such storyr The neigbbor made no re-
ply, but coolly took the paper from hrs ha
and handed II to the old man, wbos will
the aid of his spectacles, then and ther
read, tn his utter dismay, an official state
mout Of the actual dissolution of the mntri
monial bonds Of himself and his wife by th
sovereign authority Of the State. The AZ
onies Of the poor old couple, at findiu
themselves two, can readily be imagine
Tha, nigh, they vept IN separate pillow
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-05
SELECTED.
From the Baltimore Visiter.
THE COQUETTE.

How often have heard the assertion
made, that no woman offeeling or principle
could be coquette. and how universal seems
the dislike Of The character in female, and
yet, little reflection would serve to con-
vince us, that our Judgements are in many
cases hasiy aud unwauantable.
How many private motive, TO action may
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-05
RHoDE.IsLAND REPUBLICAN /.
-PcsLrsaED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING

FE0ERns-S2, per annum, if paid in advance
H. - 52,25 if not paid in advance.
No paper will be discontinued until arrearages
are paid, except al the option of the publishers.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding square
inser ed three weeks for 81 and Il for each
subsequent inseriion.-AdvertiSements not marked
will b. continued until forbidden, and charged ac-
cordngy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
Paper Box Bazaar.
GEORGE PEUSCHER.
mo. l2l Fulton street, tInee doors lr


Manufactures and keeps constantly hand, for sale plain
Paper Boxes OF description size and syl,
Tor the following lines OF business;
AIRY Goods, Silks, Laces, &c B-Shoes. Clancy Ar
ticles D-Soeks, Collars Bosoms, Shirts. E-Curls. F.
Buttons G-Jewery and Perfumery in all their branches
H-samples coffee, rice wheat SC J-Matches K-Furs
especially for mgs L-Musca instruments. M-Dugs, apo
theca-y and stationary Mat Cases, hat boxes, aud band
boxes, for millinery articles.
Orders for purpose quantyor quality OF paper boxes
received and promptly executed with despatch at the lowest
prices III any article prescribed nthe neatest manner
Merchants setting be supplied immediate
y with go~d and boxes for store exactly fitting the
shelves, aud being a real decoration oi the store
Cormry merchants will find accommodation 10 regard
to obtaining descriptions and shipping them to all
paris of America al the shortest notice.
la the time he gives notice that he regularly imports
from Germany his native country real Genuine Cologne Wa
of which he has Just received large quantity tor whole
sale, superior 10 any article in the present mar et
Also, most splendid assortment OF German patterns TOR
samples embroderies every description, for retailing
segarores pocket books and ladies' notice books, decorated
with rich and handsome style as they
before.
G. Peuscher returns his sincere thanks to his
friends and their former patronage and trusts by
upweared pains merit continuance Of the same.
lie also nfbrms his friends and the public that he has been
awarded diploma from the last American Faf held October
1885, Nios Garden, New York Ger specimen Of paper
boxes they being considered the most substantial and splendid
article in the line offered the inspection OF the public
my20 1m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
CONFECTIONERY

III A CARD.-To the Ladies of New York.-A thing
expressly manufactured Tor the ladies GREGORYs whole
retail Confectionery Store No. 3l William street. ~.
York, and is sod wholesale retail by other person
the city VANILLA Cream Candy new, rich, and de
article is hereby submitted the Judgment and
patronage Of the New York citizens and the public IN general
especially the ladies' who said be the best judges
ofe; and without bitter, the Vanilla
Candy stands pre-emineut.
N. Is. hand constantly manufacturing, a
ii Candies for the south and Western markets. a;
the lowest wholesale price and warranted keep eli
No charge tor boxes packing carriage
ri he nlya lm-v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
THE EYE.
nR. ELLIOTT, 0culist, Professor of Anatom

R.E
IL of the Human Eye.-From II undivided at
study under the celebrated Ocus
in Europe, the ADMINISTRATORS Smith
the Medical College Of Ohowth the extensive and
cesstu practice in the Union DR. T.. with confidence
the dangerous and cronc diseases OF the
Eye without operation, except in OF blindness, when
he operates for Cataract Corectoma, and Eptropium.
SPECTACLES-Dr E.'s patent beautiful transparent
dunn Spectacle Glasses having the peculiar property keep
ing perfectly COOL giving immediate and
ease and the time without the necessity
Of change
Dr. f. will himself adjust the glasses the particular
defect
and imperectious of the vision only.
III Office sos Broadway. Private entrance In Duane ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
=. MAPS q Co, coEFFEURs pE PARIS, Sc

ID -. MACS a. CO., CoEFFEURs DE PARIS, SO
u nassau areet corner Of Maiden Lane. Having lately
arrived from Paris beg most respectfully 70 the ia.
dies especy they viii sth continue follow their pro-
fesson ~ ladies' Hair Dresser Lkewlsc that atien
ton and punctua to those ladies who may favor them with
their cosmanas Also hst they win have the latest fashions
from Paris = Macs having had silver medal awarded
10 him by the French Academy for ladies' hair dressing
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

@ IN
ton letters Of credit and general business with forms for Bills
Invoices Bill Parcels Bills of Exchange, Account Sales Equa
young Merchants Traesmen with regard the
N 2o Of sy Foster Principal
bookkeeping &c vol i2mo PIP 258 Just published and
for sale by
III At trng cost, have here what should be consider
Commercial or Agency establishments 1t viii be found SER
vceabe TO all as book of reference and instruction. az
II Bonnet Warehouse Broadway removed to aext door
below up stairs Satin Beaver BonRe wholesale, with
without lining, for the millinery trade nsn
- OVAL.-DOCTOR JACKSON has renewed his
AlMeeated Baths from No l89 2os Bowey where
he has baths ready for visitors at five minutes notice from
has had three years experience in the business in constant at
and board, with good provided invads who
may wish to put heseyes under the medical treatment of
4 AcADEMY-iF sRAGG has opened his school in Two
neatly furnished rooms at ia Broadway for instruction in Pen
ship will be guaranteed every p not aborng under any
Gentlemen will be taugh with rapidly like that
thought the bold accurate and splendid manuscript that
baton OF men of business dexery and the
men Of those swarng creeping scrbbe manufacturers who
puery backed by aborous black and white scratched and
painted specimens to their capacity teach others what
Ladies will be taught write with perfect elegance
mend viii be eec,asy renedied and that which often deeTs
ladies from useful and interesting correspondence
employment, will be completely removed. Writing will be-
pleasure instead of n bore.
the plan Of the late Mr. Goddard The School Room viii
Counting Room where all the ordinary routine of business
tom house business brokerage mercantile facilities of cacula
ton, &c Mr. Bragg having been practical business book
keeper during OF the earlier years of his life.
The silly absures of expression be found in pub
locations for the direction of youth in business
respsndence will be showna nd pupils will be taught think
smen OF business and embody their thoughts rather than
ocopy ignorant nonsense, iBdited by persons
practical acauantanc with mercantile habits.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
A CARD.-TO LADIES AND GENTLE
N MEN-LADY MONTAGUE's COMPOUND CHI.

NESF SOAR prepared from beautiful exotcs, ana warrant
perfectly innocent II completely eradcate tan freckes,
ppe spots rednes and all cutaneous eruptons gradually
realizes clear So skin; transforms the most sallow
pexous radiant wheness, impartng II beautiful juve
nile bloom - - ~, .
Gentlemen, after shaving will find il aay the irrtahily and
smartng pain, and render the skn smooth and pleasant
street corner Of William Dr. Hart OF Broadway and
Cbamhers street. Price 80 cents per cake. m25-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
DAPEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ! sTAMNERs

beg leace respectfully call he friends
and the public generally elegant assortment III
goods just received and opening a their store, No. 33
Pearl street between Frankfort and Hague streets Consu.
and dealers viii find. their establishment
.here else b. met with in addition their entire stock
of goods.
Summers OF the above firm, generally by the
sppeaon OF tie Three Fingered Paper Hanger and who
- needless hut Strangers stands unryaled
Of paper hanging, both for and despatch
ted IN person far practicable to all the work which shall
be entrusted TO hi~ mySl-6ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

corner o Maiden Lane.
In announcing the public generally they beg leave say
that they have always OF French per.
umery, Soaps Brushes the first Likewise
Gbbss Raypootara Indian Cream, for preserving the
growth Of Hair and removing the drnruh that well
known 10 be the great destroyer Of the Human Hair The
Of the fine comb Is injurious, produces Inflammation
the head, which greater accumulation Also Wigs,
Toupee scaps, &C. o the manufacture every
is taken, deceive the closest inspection n27lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
HERDMAN a. X EENAN'S
d z,s III az

EEsIAbLIsHED EMIGRANT PACKET OFFICES.
and ireand via Liverpool weekly communication les south s.
Residents e United Sn =. AMI Nsw a norh wishing 70 send
tor their friends residing in Britain or Ireland can al
opportunities, via Liverpool ' ~ '
n, psope a having made additional arrangements for
friends and the public that in selecting his line they will avoid
ana may res assured that all the agents The United
dom a. wei as tins side Of he ATLANTIC will The best edo
orenae despatch and comfort to all passengers who may
engaged here and their friends who may embark IN connany
with hem and in all cases where the passengers do MT Come
Their money will be refunded 10 the persons whom wa,
Ships will despatched from Liverpool for the deren,
ports follows for New York, weekly Boston Phila.
delphia and Baltimore three times each month;
leans and Mobile, twice each month for Quebec three
Persons wishing passage Liverpool London can be
accommodated by The regular line Of packets for Liverpool
These wishing TO remit money their friends, be
rea w ny. drafts for any amount payable tho1ghoni
Tno VIII give every assistance in forwarding the passengers
further information 10 this establishment apply
Eessrs sherlock Arlington, No. Waterloo Road and No
81 Chapel ST. Liverpool,
Messrs. John Dickson X Co.. warinr St. selfas.
Mr. Nm " sh ponsaa Mo- % kss1 oqay D0Sn
Patrick McMallen. Castle st., Newry.
j. Calaghan, Lawrence Town, Ballnasloe,
Edward Sherlock, CastepelIard
Jas. Dugan, Articlih, Coleraine.
Michael McGiny, Drumsh, county Longord
John Brady, Bally; Jas Duff county Cayan.
Jas. Cochran, Sligo.
Daniel Hughes Waterford.
Hugh Shields, Clones county Monaghan.
Mr. Anderson, No. Is Turner's Court, Glasgow
David Foster Amman
ID. McDoueald, Inverness
Robt. Mcneil, Newtown Stewart.
HERDMAN KEENAN,,
my30lm le6 and 81 South ST
HHN MASSAGE FROM CORK DIRECT
NV The well known fast sailing ship TRY AGAIN, Cap.
tain Iaycock, will positively sail in July and will
comfortably fitted up for passengers who will be engaged
reasonable Terms early 'ppsaaws.s o SS ' MeSuRRAr
| Pine nd Soutb 81