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l63, Thames Street, Newport, II. /.
VHNIIIs Backing will be found upon trial to sur
IL pass any other in use, for softening and
preserving all kinds of leather, and rendering the
same perfectly mperviOus to water. A compost
ton 80 valuable has long been wanted. The sub
scrber, after several years experimenting, feels
confident that he offer to the public an ar
tice that will give universal satisfaction By this
composition all kinds of leather, however hard
may in very few moments by its application be
made perfectly pliable.
Feb. 7.-ly
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JOHNSON'S IMPROVED PANd.
CEA; OR THE UNIVERSAL
PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.

This is of the best OF remedies for some of the
ir0TSt diseases.
A great number Of persons Of either sex, afte
months OF severe and anxious suffering, under some
OF the most insdiOus, and certainly fatal diseases 10
which human beings are liable, have been restoredto
perfect heat by the use of few bottles of this Supe
rOr medicine.
~ Every ship or vessel, bound on long voyages
should be supplied with this Panacea.
This Medicine will cleanse and purify the Blood
from all noxious humors: and has been used with
success many diseases incident TO our species
and particularly in the following diseases, viz -
Scrofula, Kings Evil; White Swellings Salt
head, Diseases ofthe Liver Old Ulcers, fever sores
syphilis, and It's destructive consequences, $50 oue
met with in persons who have been imperectiy cured
improperly treated neglected; rather those who
have tampered with, and neglected, themselves,)
which, If the poison is not entirely eradicated from
the system, the most distressing consequences viii
follow the neglect of that terrible scoge. Leprosy
Chronic inflammation of the LIVER and other Viscera
Tubercular Consumption Of the Lungs Ulcerous
sores IN the throat, elsewhere; and all eruptOns OH
the surface of the body, Diseases ofthe skin; Mer
curia disease, and all those affections arising from
Impurity of the Blood. Nodes, and diseases Of the
Joints, Bones, &c. Those affections which are the
result of youthful indscretlon will be cured by tho
Use of this Purifier of the Blood.-PRICE, 81 80 a
bottle
" The above Valuable Medicines are for sale
by DIR. JOHNSON, Newport, X. !,
z.r To those who purchase N sell again, a libcra
discount will be made.
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FRENCH BOOKS
FOR SALE At
JAMES TIANNiONDS
Boycr's Dictioncry Lhistoirc dcs Etats Cnis
Ncugcut's Dictionary Charles l2th
lcNzacs Grammer French Reader
la bagalclc Bolmars Culoquial rhra
pcrrns Vocabulary scs
French Word Book Bolrnar's Pcrrin's Fables
lectcur Francais Tclemague
French Testament Saintc lhhlo
Spanish Dictionary
Ehrenirieds Gorman and English Colloquia
Phrases.
July IL.
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JAMES ID. SEABURY
MERCHANT TAILOR.

No. ia, THAMEs-SrREEr,
Respectfully announces TO the puJHr that he
AS removed from the Store recently occu.
~ n pied by him, 10 The store lately occupied
ny Peeg a. Potter where he offers for sale a fash.
lonabe assortment of Broadclotbs Cassimeres. Sat.
uhets and Vestings and all other goods usually
kept by Merchant Tailors-where garments of nII
descriptions will be made to order. at the shortest
notice, and warranted to fit
u Particular attention paid TO cutting.
W j. ID. ). hopes by strict attention to his busi-
ne'st to meet the wishes Of his customers and to er
II the patronage Of his fellow citizens hich he very
respectfully soicits.
Feb. u
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o. NOTICE. IN

TENEE subscribers have recently made additions
10 their Stock Of HOUSE BUILDERS
MATERIALS, and new cfier to the public as
good an assortment of every article in the line of
their business as can be found elsewhere in this
community.
Our LUMBER YARD is at present stocked
with a complete variety of every kind of Lumber
which this market requires; Plank and Boards
of every description among which the first quail
" i, thoroughly seasoned and in Store-ClapboardS
Nos 1, g x 3. North Carolina Shingles; Pine
and Eastern Cedar do, shaved and saWcd-Laths
II in. q II in.-Bnd Slais-Fencc Pickets, &c
&c.-A fun assortment of ton and ranging Tim
ber, and JoSt of every description, at our Timber
YaId adjoining John Oman'S wood wharf in the
rear of William Loyic'S Store As Agents for the
Kingston Steam Mills, we shall always have on
hand good supply of all kinds of Cedar Boards
which will be sold at the lowest prices and for cash
only
In the article of HARDWARE, we intend
keeping for sale such goods only as are suited TO
the wants of the HOUSE CARPENTER; to-
gehcr with an assortment of House Joiners' tools,
IN the selection Of which great attention will be
| paid to the choice of the most approved make and
stamp and such as we can confidently recommend
! to be good
Through The summer season we shall continue
to receive occasional supplies of LIME, frest
from the KilnS, our first quality of which we Shal
brand aud warrant To our customers. Our aSsort
mcnt will embrace DsTffr Hi'sE gu0iifn, JOiHtO
amt Yayris, ROrk. THOn'GstO,rn and tanioeI'
A commsdiouS Brick shed has recently been Z
rected at our Lumber Yard, which we shall kceI
well stocked with HARTFORD AND TAUN-
TON BODY AND ARCH BRICKS; which
will enable us 10 furnish dry Bricks suitable foi
! immediate use, in all weatherS.
! GROUND PLASTER or PARIS 10,
! Siucco u6rI and HYDRAULIC CEMENV
of the most approved Brands, can always be oh
! taned at the Lumber Yard.
| In each and every article in the line Of our buSi
ness we intend to have always on hand as good al
assortment, and we stand pledgcdto our customers
| TO SELL As Low AS ANY OTHER DEALER IN THE PLACE
! ~ Individuals purchasing for CASH where ne
charge is made, Will receive a liberal discount
| from credit prices.
WEEDEN - BULL.
Newport MAY 90 1898.
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NEW hat STORE.
l. | M f

FENHE SUBSCRIBERS have made such ar
n rangemcnts will enable them at all times to
furnish their customers with superior quality Of
Thonastown Lime. Our lst quality Lime will here
after be branded and warranted, and upon every
cas< sold (if not found TO answer the recOmmen-
dations,) a liberal allowance will be made We
have hand, besides the first quality, several
common Brands, which we will sell at considerably
reduced prices. Dexter first quality Dexter Jointer
and Harris lime Plaster of Paris, Hydraulic Ce-
ment, &c. good supply of these may always be
had
y \ liberal discount made to those who pur-
chase to sell again. WEEDEN Is BULL.
MAY Q. No. 1913 ThameS-St.
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~ Persons calling for them oiH please
say " cdcertised," as they are placed IN a
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LIST OF LETTERS,
ING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, X. I.
AUGUST lst, 1888,


n ~ Persons calling for them aoH pleas
say " Gdcertised," as they are placed in {
ltpar0le bOL.
catharinc a Lewis
Sheldon II Anus NJ
Col Apthorp William Morris
Robert T. Apthorp Robert Minkler
George Abbott George u MOrcswood
John Allen & W Moore
Luther l. Allan Mrs Mary Massey
Miss Mary Murphy
Jonathan Barker Adaline Mitchell
Isaac Bricc "
Richard Bache Thos S Newlin
Daniel Brown l.
John Brown J Rulledge Parker 2
Henry Brown Charles PIcOt
Jonathan Bassett Samuel & Pierce
Eagle Bank 1hOs. Pratt
Isaac Bailey Siias Parsons
Miss Eliza & BTenOn WIN L Pcckhan
iIp",a Hap""ah 'I'B d Brgg, Miss Susan c Robinson
G. William T Smith
Th A Coffin ID Jesse Smith
VIM Clarke Henry a Sampson
Rev. VI Cross James stephens
William & Collier Abner l. Slocum
Edward Clarke Edward Seagur
Perry G. Case Nathaniel Simmons
Mis- III Chadwick a II Stephens
Thankful Crandall Mrs MARY Ann Saunders
Hannah Card bliss stewart
Harriet Cornell John II SPrague
Miss Ann Crabb i
Salah Carrie Abby Thurston
ID
Joseph T. DawIey Ray q Vaughn
Robert Day w
George Dawlcy Nathan Whiting
Timothy Divine Francis Watson
f. John Weaver
Robert Earl Edward Weld
Miss Catherine ElcS Mrs Thomas Whelan
4 Phcbc Wilson
Anna Maria Farley Miss Mary Louisa Wood
Abraham Fernandez ward
G. Ann T. Wilcox
Charles Grahiu Ann Wilson
Mrs Juliet Goodwin Anna Waite
IL "
Joel Hart James \ Dung
lhos NJ Hathaway MIDDLETowN.
! Flam ) Holloway William Peckham
! Thomas ) ilowlnnd Mrs Francis NJ Barker
George X Henson Abby Rouman
Miss Mary Bassell JAMESTOWN.
Jun" iioi Daniel Underwood
=, Mary w Grinell
MissMary Johnson
! John Bremen
Samuel Low nnuic" pIo'"'"
w Jones Lawton a" IN 'o''o'
Miss Eliza B l.awton "'S ,i'"u''
II. R.CARR, +. NJ
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Peach Orchard, n Gate Vein
CO "A l..
YEyHE SUBSCRIBERS offer for Sale, a full
d supply of the above superior RsD ASH CoAL,
which was purchased a few weeks since at Phado
phld, undsr the immediate Inspection of one of the
coucern, and was there pronounced equal 10 any
Coal IN the City; aud is shipped from thence by an
Agent commissioned FOR the purpose, to prevent de-
ccpiion. Orders respectfully solicited and hav-
ing erected at great expence, the mou approved Bal.
ances, (u :. standard,) for weighing Ihe same, the
public may depend upon their correctness.
B. WOOD Il co.
July -. IdrS' HhdrG
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03
EEAGsEf W KE.
~ MAGAZINE STREET.
NEW-GRI,EANS

- NEW-CRLEANS.
osEPH kNETfLE, Il Co.-Importers of Foreign
rope and tho Atlantic Cities, direct from the Manufe
tuferS, un extensive assortment of Fancy and HEAVY
Hardware comprising every article in the line whieb
they offer low. anon
Country Merchants and others are invited TO calf and
examine their stock which consists, in part of table
nutchers pocket sadlers straw knives plated and
Brtana tea spoons, needles, pins hooks aid eyes sho
wells aId spades longs shoves, enders androns Brit
tanm and apaned ware, brushes, blank books and ma
per looking glasses, anvs, vices screw plates hand
siedge and nail hammers, smiths bellows American and
English blister, cnst, Sheer Germun and crowley stee
Pioagh mouds trace, OK and log chain, weedig Louis
iana and grubbng hoes Mattocks, pick axes. corn and
grass scythcs Colline Kings and Simmons chopping
axes, wrought, horse md cut nails, cotton and WOO ,
cards, coffee and com mills,plsnes and plai 1
pistols, shot, powder and liquor laks,per
powder, tea, fish, brass and bell Metal
knob chest trunk and pad ocks, bride
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yoL.-vi No. 15a
THE FL. oRIDA STAGE COACH
STT ANggOAT F,ENF

- e1tsss,stt = ~ L - \ y e. " "
Elz=zs 81 S! Eds -:
THRotGH IN FIVE AND a HALF DAYS,
IRON Mobile (Alahalnal To Aognsta St'ccl
Y EA|FS Mobile every otlcr dat, isnme..atey aftsi
T. the arrival OF the m1li from New Orleans per the
steamboat EMELisE, l3Ia,ely Coaches to pensacoly
steamboats, per Pcnsacca Bag ST Rosa sound and Choc
aiaehie River and Bay to Ccd.r Gius coaches eses
VIA Marianne, Cha;tioccIiee, formerly Mount Yer
non, Bainbrdge E'ioerson; !iaukinsye and Louis
viie, to AUGUSTA psssengeer tkin his seat ut Mo-
pie is IN no 'tnser OF be!rs thrown out or losing his
pre'erehee by Other conflicting e,e,ests the FLOkl
IA Line is but one CONCERN, and under costrol
throughout, and nsy rely WITH CERTAINTY upon has
aiFi'aia' Augusta III time specified. through all wea
er and at any SEASON., unless unforeseen eatas
roE'he should occur. The faeat New Orleans Iigsf
IS Carried by this route. The Agents Tor aoeo,nmeda.
',"h' cams, Coaches and Drivers not SURPASSED
the southern country.
he SMOOTH hard, natural roads the safe and inter
esng water navigation, the time and accommodations
aiioF2 tie Traveller si,;ed mt, ton,iot and pleas<
.s Variety connected AS il were With the Rail Road 10
Ciia!eaoii, 81 t. and the steam packets 10 New York
travellers can res i, New York frJa New Orleans
LESS ifKAs II hAEs@-.-Wasliegtnn civ in IT,
From Cha;tGboooA@e, Florida, We have Brancb
Line wa Qnlncy and Tallahassee to St MARKS 4 horse
post coaches, also SssrcLes FROM HawkipsyiIls
one te Aiilie'sesille and Macon light twc lors
coaches ~Vni,E ff,XS 81
AUGUSTA, Goth Jam 1885
ofice st Mansion House Noh.e
distance, New Orleans to Mobis. $50 nIs
hobils to Augusta $40
Augusta to Charleston 1856
Charleston to New YaN, $780, $50
Time, Nov Or.eal to hosile % no N.
Mobile to Augusta, ts2 81"
Augusta to Charleston. 10
Charleston to View York, So osa ,
Making ids miles per day. or miles pertosr, ineIs
sive of all stoppages nov IN
n b. l beg leave to INTERN the public that IL,
bridges over tle Chaahooehe swamp and HarI iabe.
creek have Just been completed ny the general vov.t-
ment h9 MY obstacles operatin. against this safe an
speedy ioute ale thus happily removed; aud have IA
pleasure OF ehng from travellers tha, the coahesb
SIS, drivers and oads o the first orei and as ii
wafer route from PENSACOLA to Cedar Bluff, it is adAl.
ted by I'LL who have passed rG h it to he
III novelties beauty snd safety. The bridges brrIrt
Georgia have also beenleparea. j NJ G RAKER
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STATE OF LOUISfANA.-First JUDICIAL District



THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
Z these Presents shall come, Greetng:-
William Mackey having purchased at II sale made
by the Sheriff OF the parish of Orleans, the property
hereinafter described, has applied 10 the clerk of
court in whose Office the deed of sale was recorded on
tile 9Th day OF Mai A. d. 1885, for moniton or ad-
vertsement in conformity TO Of the Legislature of
the State of Lonsi ina, entitled Ar for the further
assurance of titles to purchasers at judicial sales;" ap.
proved the 10th day of March, 1884.
NOW, therefore, know ye and all persons interested
hereln hereby cited and admonised in the name of
the State Of Louisiana and of the First Judicial District
Court who can set up any right, title CHIN in and to
the property consequence of any
nornaty i'll the order, decree or Judgment of the court
under which the sale was made, any irregularity
Illegally in the appraiscments and ADVERTISEMENTS in
te OF manner OF SALE or for other defect whatso
ever; to show cause, within thirty days from the day
this monitiOn is first inserted III the public papers, why
the sale so made should not be confirmed and homolo-
gated.
The said property sold by the Sheriff of the par
ish oresaid on the a3d day of April A. ID. 1888, by
virtue of decree of this colt rendered the Sd day
of March, A. d. 1888, in st entitled William Mackay
VS. samuel Bell No. 0535 of the docketof this court,
| at which sale said William Mackey became the pur
chaser for the price of $780, cash.
Description OF Property as given in Judicial Con
| veyance, VIZ:
certain lot OF ground, together with all the build
ngs and improvements thereon, situated in the parish
of Orleans, in the square bounded by New Leyee,
Louisa, Paul and Delord Streets designated by the No
| BON plan drawnb by c. I. Zmpel Deputy Surveyor
General, on the 10th December 1884 and deposited
plan NO III, III the book of plans of Felix Grima
public. Said lot measures 20 feet IL inches front en-
New levee street, rs feet in depth the side joining
lot Nc 9, and 80 feet inches and lines in depth the
SIDE adjoining the property now or lately belonging IL
N uoodale and 10 feet IL inches width in The rear
where it fronts alley of three feet nine inches il
/ common TO lots Nos A, s. 6, z, 6 and 9.
1 Clerks Office, llth May, 1888.
milo GWLEWls, Dep. Clerk.
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DAiNTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-sust
4 landing from ship Constitution and for sale-vlz
l5oJO 'eet of glass, best quality from 8Ni0 1, 23X23
5O kegs white lead pure; $50 do green paint, in %
br kegS; "a doz panedtins for signs;6Oa0 hrage;
70 dGz splendid O10o' ground brushes also of00OO and
wv 90 leases cron green in powder; superior article
40 ii" III cans large assortment of sash tools OF every
SIZE and quality; sable pencils for artists; fiat marking
brushes ormerchans; artists colors in oil read, pre-
pared in boxes, fitted ~ with all necessary brushes;
artists tools, &c.
Flake and iemnitv white; 60 packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax; gum urab; and large and choice as
sormen of paints, dry coors oil, turpentne, varish,
c for sale, wholesale and retail, the lowest prices,
by MONiiEliI,
a25 S. Camp ST
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DR. w. EVANS CAMOMILE PILLS.
FsNIIIS highly valuable medicine may be had whole
4 sale and retaiI ut New York prices, of REES "

~ lLANbEs. l6 camp street,
1t is confidently recommended for the following dis
eases Dyspepsia in all lis forms; bilious and liver al
tcuons, in every stage and degree; female sickness
more particularly the nausea Incident to mothers; Eaor
abus fever and aguc. Ecilient consumltans or ae-
cnes, whether of the liver or lungs, he iace or gddi-
ness, loss OF appetite, nervous uenors, Iebriatih Oh
delirum rcmens spasaodic affection of all kinds rheu
matism, whether chronic iniunmatory: nervous or
bilious evers OF every variety scrotuu, salt rheirn
and all rotctes bud humors and impure c"npIexinns
of the skim retlessuess night, and daily irrltality
and melancholy; the summer complaint ard cholera
orhus diarrGa in grown pers, rs; WORLDS and fntil-
iencv, with bad breuth chorosis andpaptatons OF he
ieaf and head; c.auges OF female constitution: and for
inquired and dsoreaniZed constitutions i'll either SEX
whchh have not been pc manenv rolievedby other
medicines A single trial of DR. w Evars' medicines IN
any of these cases. will produce such effects will III
dictate their incompatible superiority and induce such
use o! them will insure speedy and unauestont-
HE cure. Directions for accompanying them.
Nuncrous certificates of cures viii he shown, as from
the length of the catalogue is impossible give them
publicity throue h the medium OF "A newspaper. IN DR.
Evans catalogue there upwards of 2S,G0S. cases,
and in this city refer TO many persons who have
becn relieved, and in instances entirely cured Of
long standing diseases, by DR. Evans Canon lie fi!s
aD.O I'm
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NAAAlrN kEGhMW.

Saddle, Harness and Trunk Mdantaeturer and f"r'
risLer of Military Equipments oferery description.
No 1879 'FcuourITuuLAs STREET.
EEHAVING in employ several Military Workmen
he is ready to execute work in the above line IA
the shortest notice. and on the most reasonable terms
Merchants and Peilars' Packing Trunks of eserv i,e
scrition, constantly on hand.
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II /, ENN.

m Possession on The LIST of next month"; the two
IN story dwelling holse adjoining the new Me-
,s;fHH thodist Chm oh on Poydras street; occupied
nycsent by Dir Rogers
aIsG as nall tenenents on Girod street, few doors
o,, Rarouns st. Apply 10 DOYLE = MAY,
u" MI ) -lci street.
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MY AUNT PoNTYPooL, a novel, in :

NY AUNT FUNT1PUUB, novel, IN
I'VE umes.
The Dep0ted by the nuthoress Of "1he pisnheritsd,
"Flrtation," &c. in2 vols.
The 4dreatnres Of a Gentleman IN Se6-ehofa Horse
with numerous wood cuts.
Camyerdomn or News frotA Our Neighhorhood; hepg
sketches by the author OF "Our Neighborhood,'' &c
in vol.
Russi3 and the Russians; or journey to St Peters
burg and Moscow, through Couland and Livonia
with characteristic sketches of the people, by Leigh
Rchie Esq. author of Turner'S Annual Tour
"Schcnderhanue &c.
rratice of the Arctic lind Expedition to the mouth
of the great Fish river and along the shores of the
Arctic Ocean, in the years 1893, 1884, and 1885, by
Captain B ack r. N. commander Of the expedition
usirated with map.
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NEW MUSIC.

4T fsthc hour; Is she not passing fair; Oh this is
Il Love- Nothing: Happy -nnl Nv Switzer Home;
ITALY; Beauteous Land; Tell not ms of broken Vows;
love tn dwell il the bosoms Cell; We shall meet no
Mare; Come. . Come; Custincts gav Sounding;
AGE Of iulm Rubber; Day is closing Ger the BilIow;
The i.owI nl Bids; My light Briguotme, oh do not
saw Farewell; Jesny Jones; Vne Young Widow; Song
AZ, the Fishers WlIe; Repnse my love lovers ENa;
sh,ll W, ever m ct again; Wac evening bells are
Ginning; Sing h. ~ for the BottIe; Aqup hon t. Ri
.s. Ma Nornlnly, lair variety by 6eni; SUI 50
&c ,tlv orr Stealing, arranged by Creney; te'o-
e air fro n opera La Zlire varied bv iuuen; Beau
ia vi the celebrated o,era All Nurmn, by ieS ma;
Three fayorite airs from opera 'hril'm nrrhaged
snr n. Flute an pinno; WI II IN innt !'e'2Ir
MIRA ~ It! frtl. Fiut. All pguln iinvtlliuh ia walls
Sy Z II Van ,Tebec; F,rewall Wla ny /. Ncgnon,
Duks of ;:mch3sitts Waltz, hy Stfmi, Robin Waits
g,lostcs FAvorits Dpuce; new s't OF Couon, from
q, lie d, IRA OF lie Macon. For sale ut
Is CASE,'S
Piano Forte an! iiuic Store.
inn 90 l9 'uu,p .tJ'et,
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FOR NEW YORK.
[ I.nIlisiann md Now York Limo Of Packelsl
- - - - Is

y !ESR ~ HN
FHStt. ships composing this Line will sail from Nav
q Orleans and New York on every other Monday
commencing the 10Th november and to insure the
stfctest punctuaty in Their time OF sailing, the line
will hereafter consist of five Ships viz:
Ship Fazeo, Captain Trask to leave the goth
Ship Loui$rMe, Captain Palmer, leave on the 18th
December
Ship Huntsville. Captain Eldridger to leave the
18th Decembt.
Ship Vitk$burg, Captain Woodhouse, to leave on the
st January.
Skip Ms ,tsSsppi Captain Davis, to leave the 18th
january.
Il The above slips are all new, of the first class,
couporcl and copper fastened, and upwards of sou tors
bvrihan ne Of light drught of water, being built in
New York expressly for c trade. The price or pas
s,ge is fixed at one huHireH d0tAtrs Their cabins are
fitted up,un the most improved and convenient plan, and
sEed in neat nnt elegant STYLE Ample stores of
the first quality will be provided, and every regard had
The comfort and satisfaction OF passengers, who
will pease tuke notice that no berth can be secured ul-
til paid Tor at the Office OF the c0ns gnees.
These packets commanded by Cdptalis well en-
perenced in the trade, who viii give ev.fy attention,
and themselves to accommodate. hey Will AT
all times be towed up and down the Mississippi by
steamboats,, and the stricest punctuaity Observed III
the time of sailing.
The owners of these hips will not be responsible tor
aEy let err parcel pac age sent by or put on board OF
,hem unless regular bill o. ading he signed therefore
1t the counting house of the agents or owners. Fer
y DEIN & A COHEN;
nav ~ 90 Common ST,