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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-20

ITO TH ~ LtDfES-n yon " my chesp eoods,
sveh - chap caAsce' shs, gloves. hsens, pnss
vns rreueh sseo-s 81, tsi bssvy, ssd dry ecos II ~
ho~gsi IN - ety. a he cAeap sssre, Bsysr and
Orsnge "a jelevects
~ WMAN srLvwR-gr sh~~ss, lagos, rsaes. and
NJ Wire, for ~ spse re~~cnahr
IN LEWIS YEUCHTwARgKR,
etey 2Ceuvlaah arce<
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-20

SARaAPARTLLA sYWUp, M superior quality
- and havsr, wad~ esprcay ~ Soda wser -sr the
low price Of t0 gaon soA part of The CITY, ny
sttrr~~s order the powcry sesm comec uossry Ne
- Bowcy. go
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-20

WANTkD-A Confidential Clerk, who has been accns-
w toned 10 the routine of lawyers Office. Apply
| editor oi this paper. jeis-3t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-20

LUNERALs.-T. d. GILLESPIE, Sexton and Under
aker has always hand ready made Collins OF all sizes
also Shroud Caps, Scar Gloves, Hsarse, Carriages, he
which he furnish the shortest possible notice Appica
ton for Graves Vaults OF the buryDg grounds
metery, will be punctualy attended to- II the friends II hs
deceased ssd Sor subscriber he will furnish all withou
further trouble wanting cofns, NC, will find
To their advantage to call at the above place.
mya06w- T. ID. GILLESPIE, No. lao Church 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-20

WAN rED-A good American Girl" who an come
w wen recommended from her former employer One OF
Mis- kind viii meet with cool place by applying immediate
W at No. 10 Duane q jele-lws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-20

new Ork Joint stock Exchange company,
NO. ToNTINE BUILDINGS, WALL STREET,
CITY OF NEW YORK
u Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Gold and Silver and
all kinds OF Uucurren Money bought and sold Je2O-3m
NIBLO'S GARDEN.-THIS EVENING, June 2Oth
l8S7-GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, by the
full Orchestra of this establishment comprising the best talent
Of the country by SIGNOR AMBROSE, principal vio
linlst al the Italian Opera House.
Instrumental RECOMMENDATIONS Casolani Signor Aupck
Mr. Marks, Mr.. Mason, Mr.. Schmellng Mr. Christian, Mr..
Cramer, Mr.. Chevaier Mr. Nidds, Mr. Otto, Mr.. Plane Mr.
Wood, Mr.. Goodwin MIR. Taylor, &c.
the first and second parts of the Concert magn
piece of FIRE WORKS. will be exhibited by that eminent
and unrvalled Artist, Mr.. HALL
The Concert will commence at O'clock
IY Tickets Is cents
Omnbusses will and from the City Hotel TO the Gar
den during the evening.
limited number OF Season Tickets will be disposed Of
~ Between the parts of the Concert there will be inter-
mission of half hour allowed for Promenade and refresh
ments. je20
UCTION SALE OF PLANTS.-w. W. SHIRL
Auction Store 42l Broadway, Canal St, will sell at
public auction Wednesday June 2 at ii O'Clock,
large and splendid of Green House Plants the last
this among which will found the largest collection of
Carnaon Pnks offered this city public sale together
with great variety Of other very valuable Green House
Plants too numerous TO particularize.
II J. Sale positive. Je202ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-20

WHOLE CANDY STORE, ISL William
w street.-The subscriber is opening fresh assortment
Of Candy which he will SELL wholesale and rea the low
market prices Persons wishing buy sell again will
find decidedly todher advantage call Goods will be pack
ed and sent To any part OF the country
LII. GREGORY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-20

A CARD.-BR. JACKSON has added 10 his Patent We.
Vegetable Medcated vapor Bath Establishment ut 209 Bow
cry genteely furnished apartments board with the best
OF nurses provided for invads who wish 10 put them
Rafhe taGs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-20

CASTLE GARDEN.-H MARSH respectfully
~ his patrons the public that the Garden having
been extensively improved and embelhed in novel and
ractive style is open for the
His well and Justly celebrated Band under the dec
ton of Mr. Thomas Dilks leader, reeHgaged and viii
perform the approved overtures marches airs &c.
pleasant evening
NJ b. piece of FIREWORKS every fair evening at nine
O'Clock.
Abundance shilling for which refreshments viii be fur
nished at the bar. je7
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HNRANKIlN lNFlRMARY.---lh public are re.
& specially Informed that This institution, erected on
ttie most approved plan, and in airy and aIu!i
lT'he situation, in the tubouIg Flaukn upon the rail-
road, one mile from the Mississippi.
The building is large and most conmohiously divided
INTO apartments, for kcepins separate different classes
and different diseases.
The Institution is supplied with the most skilIM ant
attentive tn"ie and female nurses, speaking the various
modern lWguages.
Private rooms may be lad by gentlemen at from two
to live dollars per day, including attendance, etc.
erms in the ordinary wards, one doll + per clay.
Slaves also one dollar. Sua pox in the ordinary wards
three dollars
Al capital surgical openrionsextra.
The Resident physician is Dr.. II. Lewis, to WHOM
applica ion for admission must be made, orto D. O. A.
luzemherg, No. II, Rampant st. " p
I ATE rUHl.!CA ilONo-TAe I3reihcrs> Il IgIt Of
4 A the Fronde iA , vols.
The " lie aud Womaus Reward by Mrs Norton in
. vols.
Miriam Coffin, or the Whale Fisherman.
he bashtu lrishman, the Exile of Erin, in vols.
A Narrative of Visit to die American Churches,
ny l)epuation from the Congregational uUon Of I'm =
land and Wales, by Andrew Reed, d. u. and james
NJ thcson, u D. in . vols.
Novels" and Tales by Maria Edseworth 20 vols ycry
neatly hou4d iulO.
The Works of Mrs Sh rwooA being the only uni.
torn edition ever published in tie United States
+ Justreceiycd and for sale by
WIN M'fiEAN,
! oct corarr f'anln and Common sts
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PRICE IT, CENTS.


monsly agreed to at an adjou,Ued meeting Of Tie
Propriet0rs, he'll on Mc 1911 Of March, 1857
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dollars for the Daily paper
per annum, payable scmi-annualy in advance, Ten
goars for the tr-weeky country paper, pa, able
ycar in advance, where city reference is given. No
subscription will be discontinued until arrcurages are
.ettled. In dscontinuance, one weeks notice,
in rritipg must be invariably given, previous to the
expiration of subscription.
Idrertsing-On dollar per square for the first in
sertion, and half that price for each subsequent one;
any mut,rai alteration from the lnal advertisements
will be charged as n new one -
YEARLY Observation-Disclosures and Traders forty
dollars for English alone, and sixty for both languages
Banks Insurance Offices and other similar pubic u
stutions, fifty dollars i'll English only, and cishly Tor
both languages. Ship and steamboat factors or COM
mission merchants, sixty dollars III English aole' anu
eighty for both languages.
the attention of the public to sales OF property cards Of
passengers benefits &C. &c. Will be charged one doi-
lar per square, for the first insertion in each language
Communications or Advertisements of any personal
nature when admissible shall be charged double, and
in advance ,,
deduction of twenty five per cent. will be made to
Auctioneers, Shcrifs, Register of Wills, and Marsh&s
~n sales real estate published in both languages; and
SO per cent in English alone, 10 per cent on sales OF
other property.
Adreriiscnients out of the direct line of business Of
III yearly advertiser such as legal auction, and plnta-
ton sales, runaway slaves, stray animals Nc NC will
be charged for separately und at the ordinary rates.
Advertisements not specified as 10 time will be pub
lshcd one month. and charged accordingly.
No advertisements of bankruptcies will be published
in any case unless paid for previous to insertion pay
ment guaranteed by responsible person in town.
Theatres and other places of amusement, advertising
daily for the season, to be charged 100 dollars for En-
glish alone, and $50 dollars in both languages.
All announcements of candidates for political offices
shall be changed double the price of other ADVERTISE
inents
Owing to the immense loss sustained by newspaper
propretors, they have the conclusion, that the
names of persons whose accounts have not been paid
within month after presentation, shall be made
known, $50 far practicable to each other they obli
eating Themselves not to advertise or PRINT for such
tsignnd) J c DE ST KOMES,
J RAION,
p REA,
PENDERGAST,
JOHN GIBSON,
LUMSDEN
Weekly Press.-Wc, the undersigned, agree Is abide
ny the above conditions, far as they applicable to
weekly papers. -
(Signed) LAWRENCE,
J W ENNIS,
~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

CANALS aud Rail. RUADS-Map Of the Utltrd
" States, showing the prncpu! travelling turnpike
and common roads; which given the distances
IN miles ttem iac. to another; also, the courses Of
lie canals aud rail roads throughout the couNry care
fully complied from the best authorities BY S Augustus
Mitchell, 1885. Just received aud tor sale by
WM M'iEAN,
90 camp aud common SIS.
FHNEXAS--A visit to Texas, being the journal Of
L. traveller through these parts most inter
es,ing TO American travellers, with descriptions of
see y, etc, etc.
Political Constitution of the free state Of Coauila
add Texas
Map of Texas, with parts Of the adjoining s,atcs
BY S + Austin, ed 1855
A Map of Texas, by David II I',ur, ed. 1855.
Map OF Texas, with the contiguous American and
Mexican safes by } II l.orng, pubshcI by |. AH-
sustus Mitchell, 1885.
Just received and for sale by WIN. McKFA\
oct % cor camp and common SIS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21


FBNIiE PRINCIPLES OF FREE TRADE, illus
II trttcd il n series of short and familiar Essays
originally published i'll the Banner of the Constu-
ton"
C0BBETTS LEGACY TO PARSONS; or have
the clergy of the established church an equitable right
to the thcs, or 10 any other thing called church pro-
perry, greater than tn, dsscntcrs have to the same
and ought there ought there not, be separation
of the church from the in six letters, addressed
to tbs church parsons generally, including the cathedral
and college clergy and the bishops, with dedcnton to
Bloomfeld Bishop OF London; by VIM. Cobbctt, NJ. p
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF JEREMY
BENTHAM.
THE MERCHANTS ASSISTANT, or Mercantile
Instructor, containing Il full account Of the moneys,
coins weights and measures of the principal trading
nations and their colonies; together with their values in
U. 5. currency weights and measures, translated from
the 9TH edition of F!ugcl, with additions from the works
of Kelly, NclcebrOrhcr hruse, McKelugh aud others
by Francis J. Grund, author of Elementary Treatise
oil Plane and Solid Geometry" &c. &c.
TARIFF, or Rates Of Duties, from and after tho 3f
day of March, 1888, until the 3ls of December, Of said
year. inclusive, on all goods and merchandise,
imported into the United States of America, as cs-
tablishca by acts of congress.
Just received, and for sale by W. McHEAN,
nov Corner Camp and Common street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21
DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RETREAT,
4 4 h


fENlIE PASCAGOULA HOUSE is now open fey the
Il reception of company. This delightful retreat 10
situated the bank of the PascagOTla Bay at ita
confluence with the Gufof Mexico. The situation is
elevated, and commands extensive view of Bay and
Lake, and is only separated from the Gulf by chain
of Islands, which lay fronting the whole coast from 70
10 miles off.
The Projectors feel thankful to the community for
the patronage of the past season. and would be grateful
for return of the the present. Every exertion On
their part will he made render visitors comfortable.
Fish and oysters will be had in abundance, and evoTe
artcl, OF food and luxury which the country Afford
will su2pv the table. Connected with the establish
mcnt all the necessary apparatus for Bathing; alss.
two Billiard Tables and two Ninc Pin Alleys.
TO those who fond Of sporting, small game will
DC found along the shore, and by going short distance
in the Interior deer and otr large animals can he found
in nhundunco and for those fond of the chase, Pack
of the best of Hounds always at command,
The drinking water is from the purest Spring, and lee
always at hand.
Any of the Boats plying between this City and Msbs-
will land passengers the Pier. Tho difficulty of getting
from the Pier the house in small boats partic ularIY
for ladies and Children has always been objection 70
those visiting the establishment is obviated, the
steamer Alert plies twice week between this and Pas
cagonln, and will land her passengers Immediately at
the heusr. c. & NJ. J. McRAE,
~ b. The Liquors are OF the choicest kinds having
hreu mostly ippnrtod for the nst"l'i~h,~not IoS
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WIN. N'kEAN,
ccncrof Camp and Common sts.

ri EH BOOhS.-Essav on the Rate of Wages with
.oncxnninoton of the causos of the differences in
the condition Of the aboring population throughout the
world, by II. G. Carey.
Clinton Bradshaw; or the Adventures Of LAWYER
in two vols.
The American Almanac and ExpoStor of Uscful
knowledge, for the year 1886 For sale by
nov 2I HOrCHKlSS " Co.. "A ChnrtrcS st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

REMOVAL.
~ ftlI.hI has removed from 16 Chartres street to
. 20 Canal near Royal md has received bv late
arrivals additions to the original stock which are now
o Rsb q HHan' mo; to n s"it pngchasors
do do blk and colore,l
90 "ro de Pans, plain igd.
90 - 10 jet auGblue blk.
90 Rep SILK, plain and cgd.
do GanHcs rnpns II,rlanios, &C.
- Ram and Enotted China Cobourgh &, English silk
do Thread, Alohair, Worst.d and Cotton EIoso,
Stewart Paris made II : Gloves BLK whit. & uss'd
SIX and Yet Glove, blk, white and assorted.
do do and II 5 Gloves long armed.
Also-20 cases comets. CONSISTING of
French Silk and Satin trimmed and uutrrn,nci Orieo-
ti nrecm Florence, Oya! crown, orl Tuscan Straws
sc. &c, da l. FILTHY, 70 Canal street,, ,@%:fS
PIiIIADELpHlA MIRROR.
RI NE splendid patronage awarded to the phiIa7l-
d pila Saturday Courier, induces the editors 10 com
meHcc the publication, under the above tile of quar-
Ye edition OF their popular onm J. so long known us the
largest tn'nly Newspaper in the United Statcs, with
l!,t >, Of near TWENTY SIX THOUSAND SUB
aCHihhhS. The new feature recently Introduced of
furnishing their faadcrs with books of the bsst lite
raiHe OF the day. having proved cmncnty success
u the plan will be continued Six volumes Of the ce-
Ghrgted Writings Of Captain Alorryo and sixty five of
"r Brook liable Letters onl Europe have ai,.adv
been published without Interfering with its news and
miscellaneous reading: The Couricris the Iargcsand
chra2e$t Iom!y ne spopor ever issued in this country,
containing articles in Literature Science aud Arts In
ttral improvement; Agriculture, in short every variety
Of topics usually introduced into public Journal
Giving full accounts of Sales markets and news of the
latest dates. w.
It's published at the-inw price of 50. For this small
SUN subscribers get valuubleand entertaining natter
ea4h week enough to EIl common book ofGO0 pages,
and equal to D volumes year, and which is estimated
to he read, weekly, by ut least hundred thousand
people, scattered in all parts Of the country from Maine
To Florida, and from the srobo0rl to the lakes
It's mammoth Dimensions enable its cnGrpr*ng pro-
pileOrs, NDODIy Il Of
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

NANCY PRlNTS-2O cases rich light fancy prints;
4 80 cases domestic fancy do; 10 blue prints,
III store and for sale by
s47 I CCASH & co. Aim C
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21
GaE GU s..

FsNtF Managers OF this concern take the liberty ofin-
IL forming the citizens of New Orleans, that thoy
nave made m arrangement with the New y ok Com
pany, tla OF NTobe) perform for short season. in
conjunction with their present company nov perform
ing IN the city. Knowing from the reputation of the
northern concern, and the performing here
there is nono TINT compete with it in the United
;tatcs, and in fact the world The following Young men
are attached to the concern:
/ NlCH ROGEi5S, ANDREiS, LETL vii,
StttY, LIPBtN, JOHNSON, MiTEER,
1YRN&s, LEWIS, LO1I.RIE, JEFfERS0N''
J. &, &. LUCELEY; Clown MR.. GOsSIN.
An Efficient band of Music is attached to the establish
ncnt. u; Floors open at a quarter after g. and per-
tOrmnMcc to commence at procisaly
Ad.nittancc-Duxes, S co. Gallery 80 cents. mi
a NNUALs5 FOR l836.-Ica,ls Picturesque Au-
IA nuols for 1885, with % splendid engmvng!. by the
hestartists, after drawings by A. q. Vickers, Esq.
Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Book for lS3j, with
p:ctical Illustrations by L. f.. l..
New Years Present for 1886 edited by :. g. Goodrich
The en-, Christmas and New Years Present, edi-
ted Miss Leslie.
ForScSIo-Not, Christmas, New Years and Birth.
day Present for 1896, edited by Frederic Shoae
The friendships Offering, and Womcn's Wreath, a
Christmas aud New Years Present for 1886.
The Religious Souvenir, Christmas, New Years
and Birthday Present for 1885, edited by Chouu,cy Col
ton ID. d.
The Juvenile Forgct-Nlc- Not, a Christmas and New
Years Gift for 1886, edited BY Mrs. $. c. Hall.
| Years l'resen; for 1886.
The Poelical Annual for 1856 being selections from
the r., tng1ish Poets from Ch94cGrto boatie.
The Infants Annual, OF Mothers Offering.
/ The Youths Book ofthc Seasons.
The Artist, or Young Ladies' Instructor in oramcn-
tai Painting, driving, &c: by d. 7. Gunlee.
Elements Of Drawing Flower Painting in opaque and
transparent wntorcoor5, BY Z. Il. Perkins.
Flora and fhnlia, Gems and Poetry, being IN al
phabeco arrangement of flowers, with applia, illus-
'rg no :, and color24 Plates by lady
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21
FOR NEW YORK.

''i w" yin Int Oh IaChetS.)
- - - IL
'AiiIE Ships composing this line WI sn from NaI
a Orleans and New York every other Monday
commencing on the 18th April and TO insure the
strices puncuality in their time of sailing the line viii
hereafter consist of six ships, wiz
ship fAZOO, Captain Eldridgc, 10 lr,tye mere z3rn
April. ''''N -''''
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain Robinson, to leave on
9th May. vi
-, Ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Collins, to oaxe on
ship NCKsBURG, Captain Woodhouse, to leave on
9th Juuc. ~ 'N'''' ''
ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Palmer, to leave on Goth
June " ~
3D. July. i' " 'o''o o'
u The above ships are all new, of the FIRST class
coppcred and copper fastened and upwards of 500 tons
bnrhsn are OF light draught Of water being bu}t in
New York expressly for the trade. The price of nos
sage liked AT one handred dollars their cabins are fitted
~ on the most improved and convenient PLAN & finished
III II neat and elegant style. Ample stores of the first
quality, will be provided and every regard had to the
comfort ana entire satisfaction of passengers who will
please take notice that berth can be secured mil
pad for at the office of the consgnees.
These packets are commanded by captains well OK
perenced IN the trade, who will give attention and
exert themselves to accommodate. They will at all
times be towed up and down the Mississippi bv steam
boats, and the sriltest punctuy observed in the time
fsailing.
The owners of these ships will not be Responsible for
any letter parcel OF package sent by put on beard of
them, unless regular bill of adng be signed therefor
at the counting house of the agents or owners Fo.
further particulars, apply to
J. ID. BEN & A. COHEN,
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FHviIE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS, &c.-TAc
/ Language Of FLOWERS, illustrated by colonel en-
cravings, u edition.
The Moral o. Flowers, Illustrated by coorcl cnsra-
Wings, 81 edition.
Flora aud Tlllm; or Gems of Flowers and Poetry,
being an alphabetical; arrangement Of flowers, with up-
propiac illustrations, cnbeshed with coorcd plates,
by a lady.
Fioras Interpreter; or, the Amcricn Booh of Flaw
ers and Sentiments, by Mrs , Hail. third edition, i'm
proved.
The Artist, or, Young Ladies' Instructor in Orr'-
lipnttl Painting, Drawing, Ne
Just received and for salchy
WIZ Ni'KEAN,
oct - urruf Camp and Commit, is.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

SLAN! VT At THE SOUTH, or the south vini
.Scaad ro> the treason and anscism of the northern
ahalitioniss. | vol. II mo.
The book of Pleasures, BY Thos Camnholl Samuel
Rogers and Mark Akcnside. vol. 10 Mo.
The Gentleman and Lady's Book NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pricty ofdcpormeut de heated tn yo1h ofboth sex
h 1IadaHe Cclnart, translated tue sixth Pa
ris lton.
Infantry Tactics or rules for the exercise md mn
no7nvr5s Of he United States inlonlry' BY Major &c
neral Scot, L S Army. In vols II mo- iust received
and Ter se!ehy " MckEAN, corcamp Y com SIS
NEW B00N9--Bionzi, the last oftho Criluncs, by
!. Y the authors of Pelham &c.
ONErH \ rucrsivn,ar the dlys Of Henry Onatrc, by
the author Of Mich lien &c in vols,
NAlUJUp, in voIumcR
CAsKIror kyow1EnGr-p hrno1,=e-irst received
uy BANCROFT < TKI&R4 II eampst
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P't5bc .iceOgntaHts H.id central urgency once
{ 4 AMBITION HALL having opened flee at No.
Il d Exchange Place, tor the transaction of bust
relative Ia Accounts, Collecting Debts IransIa-
tons ETC. will engage to write up and keep trades:ncn
o the e e he h ' or so "u years
in of the mostrcspcctabla houses thdt he rive
general satisfaction to those who may phase to employ
him. He pledges himself that all debts entrusted to his
care will receive his best attention; and from his know
ledge of apd long residence in this city he Offers his
vices with the fullest confidence, at the same TING he
will give security for the faithful accounting of all re-
ceips. TRANSACTIONS to aud from the French and Spa
nsh language he will likewise undertake TO execute
with despatch and corrcctness.
wear Ncu orleans. October 1896.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, GENERAL AGENCY
AND BROKERS OFFICE,
ii EXchungc Place
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J. ID. BEN & A. COHEN,
April II No. II Canal street


~ IL ~ IL - -
u IliP ARKANSAS,C c. S. Dennis, Commander, 81
- tons, to sail February 22d.
ship NASHVILLE, j. Rotlbone, commander, 5l3
tons, to sail March 9TH.
Ship kENruCkY, John Bunker, commander, 600
tons, to sail March lst
ship ORLEANS, $. S. Sears, commander, 500 tons
TO sail April 1th
Ship ALABAMA, C. c. Berry, commander 47i
tons, to sail January 26.
Ship SARATOGA, w. Hathaway, commander, 5l2
tons, to sail MAY ID.
The ships Of this line will sail puncmaly troan New
Orleans and New York, every second Monday through
out the season.
They arc all of the first class copper fastened and
coppcrsd, and were built in New York expressly for
this trade
They arc commando by experienced men, draw u
light draft of w:cr, and will nj all times be lowed up
and down the Mississippi by steamboats,. Their nc
commodnons for passengers very superior.
The owners OF these ships will not be responsible for
any letter. purcell or package sent by put board
OF them, unless regular bill of ahng be signed there
for, AT the counting house of the agents or owners.
The rate of passage is fixed at $40; wine or liquor
furnished on board For freight passage, apply 10
BOGERT & HAWTHORN,
No r,IyiTr
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NEW FURNITURE WARE HOUSE.

VENHE subscribers open ng complete assert
IL ment Of elegant and useful furniture, viii h they
have just received by e arrival of ships Saratoga, Ar
Kansas and Mississippi, from New York, consisting in
pait of side boards OF various aerns, with Egyptian
and Italian marble tops, tables of every descrip
ton and quality, wardrobcs of variou patterns,
tary and book cases. ladies' French toilet abl tot
lett bureaus Grecnn dining Pembrokes, card and la
dies work nbIes pine do. also, few pair sdeDoards
with Egyptian marble tops, and beautiful arti-