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FOR NEW YORK.
[Louisiana and New York Line of Packelsl
- H. IL -

$3.50 - essAAg .aAG 1919.
commencing tina 10Th november, and to insure the
srctost puncuality in the tire of sailing, the line
will hereafter consist Of five Ships viz:
Ship YazoO, Captain Trask to leave on the Doth nov.
December.
Ship hautsrs7e. Captain Eldddser to leave on the
| 18th Decemb I.
Ship Viehsdug, Cap,uin woodhouse, to leave on the
LIST JanIerv.
Ship Msuss.ppi Captain Davis, to leave the 18th
January.
~ The above sips are all new, of the first class
copparcd aud copper fastened and upwards of 500 TORS
burien are of LIGHT druught of water being built in
New ork expressly for Ike trnde. The price OF pas
sage is fixed al one hundred dollars. Their cabins
fitted upon the most improved and convenient plan and
finished in neat and elegant style. Ample stores OF
the first quality will be provided, and every regard had
to The comfort and entire satisfaction Of passengers who
will please take notice that berth be secured
I'll paid Tor at the Office OF the consignces.
These packets are commanded by Captains well ex-
perieilced in the trade, who will give every attention,
and exert themselves to accommodate. hey will al
all times be towed up and down the Mississippi by
steamboats, and the strctest puncuality observed in
the time of sailing.
The owners of these hips will not be responsible for
aEy let err parcel package sent by put on board OF
them, unless regular bill OF ading he signed therefore
at the counting house of the agents Or owners. Fer
"rthcr particulars apply to pr,, c,,,pv.
w AS found fifty mesiro n the Balize, the mon'l,
w of July, large launch, English buil') copper
fastened and has been coppered she is u feet long,
and eight feet beam; and has been sloop rugged,
there are iron straps forward for rigging Whoever re,
cognises said launch, will pIousa call No 10 Old
Levee. o. ~
SUGARS hhds, prime article for sale by
~ u. DORSEY,
Jeas A New !evee
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
n NJ O. ID a tn, Nh no rFpTtn A. , r

By the Paentee, No. IS Magazine street, New Orleans
TOBE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE & CO.
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CD GH tG:E;H mn
MANSION HQtTSE

NEW CITY, PENSACOLA.
NHE subsc r,er having purchased the lease and fur
niture OF this well known establishment, from Mr.
Taylor the late proprietor, will be ready to rec Give vi
tiers by the LIST Of April next.
Numerous and costly Improvements will be found in
the arrangements OF the Alalisiun House, New and
more commodions bathing houses will be built, and
warm b"ths will he provided at all hours. A stable
will be attached to the house, with good accuminoda-
carriages will also be kept for hire at moderate prices:
and sail and row boats with persons manage them
for the use OF viseIs. Billiards and Other snusemen,s
usually found at watering places, will also he furnished
and quiet OF the boardcrs. The wines and liquors will
be OF the best quality, nnd to ensure a ul SUNNY of
ice, cargo has already been ordered which, will arrive
about the LIST ot May.
MIR Frederick Barnard who formerly kent so ponnIor
hotel ut Washington civ, will conac iiis no eli for
the proprietor, who, with such al confidently assures
the visitors of lust year, and his friends generally that
they will recsive every possible attention; and thereby
expects to give seneral satisfaction.
The local advantages OF til house too well
known to need a iengt. ened description here The
facts that Pensacola is the largest naval station of the
Government; the general rendezvous OF the Gulf squad
ron; the salubry OF ills climate refreshed constantly d-
ting the summer months by the coolest reeaes from
rhe Gulf the beauty of the bay and the neghbouring
islands and rivers; the abundance und elcacy OF the
Ssh with which the waters abound and lis proximity
to the best Southern markets. give Pensacola the pre-
ference all other places in these Attitudes as a
healthy and delightful summer retreat.
First bouts will between Pensacola and Mo-
bile and will all times he able to take tho
from ths New Orleans boats.
NIB ARNOLD.
Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1888.
u Gentlemen wishing TO engage rooms for their
families address the proprietor, at Pensacola, or
MIR Sewell Taylor, the former proprietor, at ew Or.
leans.
References,
T Sanford, Esq, Mr. Culluni, B Nc Alpin ESQ., IL
Kihhy. in MOI lie. s r. Taylor p u Ron IN n.
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TUBE MAlNUFACTUKE13 IN NEW YONk by
ROBERT HOE & co.
Scale OF PRICES-Doubke GINS.
For dOdble Gin of 80 saws or more on each
cylinder, making 100 saws,n the stand,
with FEEDER bands, &C. at Sc per SAW, or $3.50 co
For double Gin Of 60 a cy linsler,
Or 10 SAWS 10 the stand, feeders &C.
:, So per saw, or 7eo 90
For 'io. OF 40 saws on do. Or 8 saws ina
stand, at Sc Is per saw, or 500 w
For do. OF ~ saws do. or 40 saws in a
staad, etS6.5 per saw, or EGO 90
SIN GLE GINS
For siagie gin of so saws or more, with
one set ofieedcTs, bands, &C. at Sc per
saw, &i8O 90
For do. of GO SAWS, will, feeders, Sc at IS
per sac. 500 90
For do of 40 sass, with feeders, &c. Sc
7sper saw, 800 90
For do. of ~ saws, with feeders, &c. ats7
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hhds, prime article, for sale by
~ u. DORSEY,
Je22 al New !eyee
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ID ACoN-25 hhds Sides. Us Ihds lolss, and os h
AZ Shoulders, Cincinnati cured lauding from siea
er Buckeye. aud for sale lv -
STETSoN & AVERY
MO : III avisf street
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References.
T Sanford, Esq, Mr. Cullum, B Nc ilpin, Esq, It..
Kbby, in MOS lie; S I Taylor, p kea, Esq, in Ne,
Orleans.
PS-A letter bag TO receive commune a,ions for
persons at the above hotel is placed at Geo Whitmans
Office 81 ST Charles Exchange.
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HAVANA SWEETMEATS-In store and 1or s,Ie
III by TR HYDE u BRO,
jes cor Common and Ma ga ri ne 81.
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Il weak enough to read the mass OF ialsebood.
signed s., which deserve nothing but my silent CON
tempt. wv"
Had known last evening of the great importance ot
what differently: but let that pass. | will however
compliment his master Of the Journal for his sagacitv
to employ the former knight not ofthe garter or of the
may kill two birds with one stone, e. to patch the
holes that may be in his natural or political garments
and, ii may judge from that excellent paper the Ad
vertiser DIR. Ships master is, politically in constant
need ofhs services.
When any circumstance occurs, whether homestead,
or politically, which requires blister, whether on his
own the reputation OF those who do NOT han
great misortune then it is he rings his BELL which
after all is nothing than il it sounding bruss
tnkling cymba" yet, TO view it thus-Dr Rel
looks we'll; but with NJ. ID. A. s. 5. after it, appears
magnifcent!'
JOHN WILLIAMS, oculist.
Juyl4
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
DARlSH COURT. for the Parish and City of New
Il Orleans. Present the Hon. Charles Maurian,
Judge. June llth, 1888 No. TO- 84-Jacaues Potter
and schedule in this case, 1t is ordered by the Court
that the creditors Of the sose do show cause m omen
court on Saturday the 9TH day of JULY 1885, w,y he
should not be discharged according to law; and m the
meantime all proceedings against his person and pro-
erty stayed.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, June II, 1885.
jeli 2aw ARMAND FITOT, Clerk
JNTAT DE LA LUUlSlANL.-Cour de Psms,,.'
"a pour la paroissse ct la vile de la Nouvelle Or
lS38.-No TO- S4.-Jacques Potter contfe SEES cream
csrs-Sur lecture ct eregstfenent de la petition Ell
la schedule dams cete aaire Ii decrete par la rour
cue les creancers lie nsolvahe aire SAVIOR leurs r
Ell cour Ouvelt, Saedi de Juliet, 1885, pourauo
sera point dech rge conforne ment Ia lo ct en-
attendant toues poursuites contre personne GU SEES
properties sont arretees.
Bureau de gretfier Nonvelle Orleans. II juin 1888
iel4 2aw ARMAND PITOT, Greffier
T INsEED OIL--lO bbls, landing iiom steamboat
IL Albany, for sale by G DORSEY,
jei3 a New Levee.
ENARLY'S SUPERIOR HAMS--Now landing from
steamboat Sultana, supply of the above put up
in hhds, tierces and bbls; for sale by
LAYET Il AMELUNG,
jel2 IL Commerce street.
I INsEED OLLIE bbls and ? casks best Linsecd
IL Oil, now landing from ship Ne shvle, snd for ale
by JARVIS & A..DREWS,
Wheles lie Druggists
jci3 Common and 1'chaptoulas 81.
SCOTCH ALE-50 casks (pints and quartsI in store
~ and for saleby HOLMES & MILLS,
teis flank ALLEY
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Ii. asrOMer AZ Aia,.

AVE Just fs;e'vedat their Furnishing Warehouse
ILL No. II Camp street, by recent arrivals from E,
opx, and the Norh large additions to their stock Of
ful and ornamental ho'sekeepng articles which eel
lectiveiy they beieve form assortment more gener
al and complete than is to be found any similar esa-
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Pensacola Feb. I5th 1888.
" Gentlemen wishing TO engage rooms for their
families, address the proprietor, Pensacola or
MIR Sewel + Taylor, the former proprietor at dew Or.
leans.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-09
JOSIAH COWLES.

Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road.-The
annual meeting Of the Stockholders in tins
Company was held on Monday last, in this
City. We hope to be able, in our next, to
publish the Report of It's interchangeable Presl.
don't. In the mean time, we state that the
deliberations of the Stockholders were char.
actcrizes by great unanlnlty. The old
Board of Directors were reelected without
opposition. The Resolutions necessary 10
enable the Board to take proper steps for
providing ways and means TO prosecute the
work vigorously, were unanimously adopt
ed. Resolutions were also adopted, show.
ing firm determination, on the part Of the
Stockholders, TO extend the Road South
from Raleigh.
The work has been executed, thus far,
with unusual despatch, and is now in rapid
progress. The Stockholders we're informed
that ten miles of the Road will be used IN
March, and that forty eight miles will be-
completed by the first Of July, or sooner
tts remainder of the work to Raleigh is
under contract, and large number OF hands
ore employed.-Rai. Register.
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NloRILE. LAN. %.

Murder and Robbery.-We learn that,
the driver of the United States mail was
murdered on Friday night last within mile
and half of Stockton, and the mail bags
ripped open aud their contents rit1ed. The
bags were found next morning IN the neigh.
borhood. The stage contained the New
Orleans mails of W Wednesday and THURSDAY,
and The mail Of Friday from this city. The
driver had two balls shot through his head.
Suspicion rests upon TWO men v no had been
lurking about Stockton for some days pre-.
vlously.
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= u Mississippi Contested Eleetisn.-This sub.
Jsct rs at last brought 10 close. The House Of
Representatives have determined by vote of ll9
10 liz, that Messrs. Claiborne and Gholsen are
not entitled to seats ia this pressn, House ef Re-
representatives.. ffen tho State of Mississippi. The
House have pew TO determine, whether Messrs
Prsntss aud Word are entitled 10 ths vacated seats
49,
JSuPerOr COurts.-The following ia the ar.
rangemsni of the Judges fer the Spring and Fall
Circuits.
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unnecessarily swells the expenses Of the &c.
Vernment. We presume, however, our no
tons on this subject are quite too drisiOcra-
TIC for these " democratic =! times -
Aler Gag.
Nomination of Mr.. ClGy.-The Wing
MeTbers Of the Kentucky Legislature have
unanimously nominated Mr.. Clay as can.
dIdate for the Presidency. They recon-.
mend, however, a National Convention,
and pledge themselves to abide its decision.
Ldidnd.-A Wing Convention in lndi.
annapolis has unanimously nominated Gen.
Harrison as a candidate for the Presidency.
II however, appointed Delegate to attend
the National Convention, and to give the
vote of the State for Mr. Clay, ifs majori-
~ Of the Convention we're opposed TO Gen,
Harrison.
A Case in Point.-The Louisville Jour.
nal OIL late date says: "1he Government
demands specie and specie alone for al is
tens of thousands Of debts. Now, if some
millionaire, Some man Of immense lorune,
with numberless large debts due to him
throughout the community, were 10 demand
their liquidation IN specie, would be 10, be
loaded with curses and bauished from socie-
ty! And ought not Government, guilty
oil The same oppressive course Of conduct,
10 be visited with the peoples Kisses and
execratlons p
/. important DiScorery.-We learn from a
source entitled to credit, that the rock which
constituted The underpiuning Of the Stokes
jail lately burnt, are lime rock, and tia:
the quarry from which they were taken in
sight OF Germanton is supposed 10 be mex
Observation-Disclosures Patriot.
Fehr Grundy In danger Resolutions,
have passed the Senate Of Tennessee against
the subltreasury scheme, and lnstructng
their Senators in Congress to oppose tt.
The vote vas ayes Is. noes Z. "What
will Mr.. Grundy say y
The Great Internal Improvement. Bill,
which has been for some time before the
Legislature Of Tennessee, We learn bN
slip from the Nashville Wing, has been
passed.
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lrSenatOr Black Of MssissiPpi.-This gentle
man resigned his sea, in the T. S. Ssust. on the
2ls, uli. His term would have ceased on The 4th
of March, 1899. His latter az communicated Ia
the Seats has the "ssu Of vii " brevity
"WAsHSGToN, JsR 81, 1888.
" fo the Hon. r. NJ. Johnson,
Vice President. &c.
Sir; have resigned my scat in the Senate o.
the United States.
Yours, respectfully.
JOHN BLACK"
Mr.. Black is VIII. and his resignation has
drawn the following remarks from the corrsspon.
Dent Of the Baltimore Chronicle.
" This Is an instance Of ebedisnce 10 the wishe.
OF the people as manifested in the TScen. elections
IN that State, which May be we'll pressed upon the
Of Mss.rs. Rurg,es and Williams Of
Maine, Allen ana Morris Of Ohis, Strange and
Brown Of North Carslss. Wall Of New Jersey.
Wright OF New Ysrk, Grundy Of Tennessee, &c.
%e as examples for their imitation. But "nsae
are SO blind as they who WON'T see."
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MARRIED

% the Both ult., by Me Rev. James Bishop, Mr..
THOMAS A. SALES to Mrs. MARGARET NJ.
MOORE, both Of Lancaster District, sc.
We aesnswledge the Prntsr's fee with this
notice. We wish the happy pair much plsasn. 81
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Fayetteville Mdrket.-Sales Of Cotton
are brisk at 81. A lot Of EXTRA fine sold
thus morning at 10 cenls.- Obs. 3lst ".
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Home Squadroa.-Relief to Fessels>on
The Codsf.-We are happy to learn that
Commodore RidSeiy has received lnstruc.
lions TO send the brig Pioneer and CoaSorf,
and schooner Actire, immediately to sea,
to give relief and projections TO distressed
vessels bound TO our ports. The Pioneer
will cruise in the track of homeward bound
vessels to Boston, aud ether Eastern ports.
The ConSort will cruise between Sandy
Hook and the South Shoals OF Nantucket /;
and the Active will cruise between Sandy
Hook and the Capes of Virginia, for the
benefit OF vessels bound TO the Chesapeake
and Delaware rivers. They are all well
found with extra provisions and men, and
were TO 90 TO sea TO. day.-N Y. American.
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NOTICE.

aBRESSlNG necessity compeIs me again
to request persons Indebted to n,e by
account, 10 call and settle before or during
Court week, as am determined TO close nv
books up TO the lst Of the present year.
f. A. WALLACE.
Feb. 7, 1888. ,36
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!" fork Tlde.---l, is remarked, IN
n1'oc'unatl Republican, lhut the number
l'ss already slan4 hIered N Cincinnati
~ vicinity, thus season, cxcrcd- that of
H. 'ecedlng Year. The greatest nu,nher
~ o, Killed IN one season, here,olhre. IS
~ IL Is estimated that the number
~ ~ VIII he slaughtered thus season, vii,
'''ea ''eo hundred thousand !
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L. The Reform Convention OF Penrsylvsnia
have decided, = 10 IS, thst none bat uEits reemsn
shall have The rIgkls 81 as elsctor in That Slate.
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4 caaPimeaf 10 n GItga aul auo
e q hr Redfrd Brapa lnr Nr4
Lzpress, q fepeHae charge 81 tbs
a.d Wing, Thar ,ac \ ~ dos aei d,
elolt~ pubic iae1a Mo s nih, says:
aa''as is u, ,aAt I'll 5a, & = Ns.i4sra
sts nglnrg hgt acuse fy.n Tie NJ h.
's'f - La ar Wr ats r4a-1fes.l lias
Att, lsiss o. a., :. tHst c,sss Il a,g1 hr.s
a atqs' Nf saangl rake Il pod Il ms.
q ne aoa ~ stas aud Sfl4tas IN 10 Ntrciu
c s"4 ihe Wings rul but sarer at We Il
WIS Naftfe.asoiira has gtY-n - astsltt.
h s'asioutf lho lae. has nei lis y be-, Z iian
s''s Hn,-5ui IL ee.ghl p,o3le 81 lh@l ar.
/ III Ne1ld i4u lsaa caaaa {, touAke MS hear
nen hyfe. vs fls1s Patr.ck Henry ~
h'aaTd Raae. 81 the tmincu, mon o. :
'' Inv, feesistd I've most rVshsd tributes ia
WV :" laslf b'.n,s W. ql the gtcs. e.nnal
il "eilof II plckrt... WHO taiuss 10 il.
Nss.ii ~ attacking lhc Editor. of ,bg eaun-
wa lao Ediiags u either 81 tbs ia pefs "a
".as hare ~ move caqstil, 10 represent
/ ''0 titsiab'y - Congress ihaa be has To
- Hamilton, dluaaic. Preston. Thompson
| "t"', ~ see a. uaklpdecss in II, Nar,hsrs
! ~ ! esnuoi b. cxpyetsd that ws cas- iraip
'',@ 'l'f John G. Colliuaa. in b,s Crrts1 a..
va : oa'l'fcal doubling ard tNlsl,og. though
saIa sssld TIA b. hss hot abiIly,'
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NOTICE.
.Efteation- C.EE.sERY'.

.zfteRt6Op- G.EE.RLRK'!
EkNHE McAlpln's Creek Troop will parade
A at their usual parade ground, on Thurs.
day, the 18th instant, al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
armed and equipped as the law directs, for
dr!ll and exercise.
BY order Of the Captain.
CYRUS A. ALLEN.
Feb. S, 1888.
n. &. All those having public arms be-
longing 10 the troop, will please bring them
forward on that dav.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-09

Army Increase BtH-This bill has PASS
ed the Senate. Il provides for an increase
of the rank and file OF the Army--sn in.
crease 10 the number of otfcers-an in.
crease IN pay and rations--au increase in
every thing connected with the Army. Far
our own parts, We are opposed to the whole
scheme. We know that this is iavorite
measure ofthe Administration, and that il has
been urged with great pertlnacity. Blu,
we do not see the necessity. 1t is not upon
an increase of our standing army that we
are to rely. All we want is the we'll ar.
ranged nucleus of an army, around which.
in times of danger and difficulty, the patris.
tic volunteers and militia, can cluster. The
proposed scheue throws more power and
patronage in the hands Of the executive, aud
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-09

Il ffcts Of Conscience. The Cashier If
Hfchlnls Bank informs us, thai he
'ea lew days ago, by marl, u lcIic.
| s'' : St-o' aud requesting him ia place
/ '"e'1Aufc TO lha credit of NJ. $.
/, .'uer WIS without date, acd sraurd
'a'ion. The w,ter, ee presume,
,'lef dire necessity, weakly sWerycd
!" path OF strict bon stv, aud deiraId.
~ s.. If tire amount nov denns,t.
w u IS lmous .ihin 10 believe that one
meal principles have inpcIIrd him
''' ioT az error known only To mans It.,
e''a''d The fraud from a love of ga,a
propensity to dishonesty .--Nelobera
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The Great Internal Improvement Bill,
which has been for some time before the
Legislature of Tennessee, we lear. b, "A
slip from the Nashville Wing, has been
passed.
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n % N h. Y N A RK T. II.


This bill day for the packets which sail tomorrow
exchange moderate business has 1854 les
The amount offering bRg small, the advance
Oh last weeks prices On France the ST. a per dol
lar at which fair demand ex ted Southern nds rather
On Georgia the a n per cent Inland
exchanges generally gloomy aspect today and de-
spendency seems again settling the markets The little
energy that called into life, by the Of Con-
gres sleeps again under the parayzng effect Of
mandzte.
exchange being par nearly the proba
biy business starts Sreatng demand Eag
sh funds will rise above par and the tide specie which
has long been sitting towards will be edwards
and those who have imported specie specuaoa will again
expert for the This will impair the
banSs TO sustain themeves in resumption unless Mr. ale
Into the market with his large and controls
change market he has done the cotton keeping
down the OF premium retain the specie
This he will b amply able to do for he has probably
eSoscoco In Ksgsh funds he viii thus become
~ 10 the banks a he has heretofore been the planters
better feeling has been displayed today, board and
prices have closed slight advance although the sspostsa
sll to SELL u Bsnk firm; Dry Dock improved per
cent? Del Mud State Bank declined per cent;
Ohs L. T. rose II per cent stonngton T. r. per ceut
Mohawk and N. J. X r. fell Off each per cent; Harla~n i'm
proved per
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-08

BEACON CeuRsE-Today is the great day over this
beautiful course and the last day of the Spring Races
There are three races today, and among them four
mile heats, in which the renowned champions Du-
and Boston, both from Virginia, start. The purse
of $500, two mile heats, at one o'clock purse of
$1,000 four mile heats, at two o'clock and purse ror
mile heats. This is probably day of the greatest in
terest any race course, since the time of Henry
and Eclipse.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-08

The sweetest fowe rs, alas how soon
With all th-ir hues Of brightness, wither
The loveliest just bud and bloom,
And dropping, fade away forever!
Yet II, as each sweet rose bud dies,
It's leaves are gather'd they will shed
A perfume that shall still arise.
Though all its beauteous tints are fled.
And thus, while kindred bosors heave,
And hearts, at meeting swell,
Hew soon. alas, those hearts must breathe
The parting sigh-the sad farewell!
Yet from such mon ents. as from 40 wers,
Shall friendship, vita de light, distil
A agrance. that shall hold past hours
Embalmed in memorys odor still
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a2ea. 90 4,

The increase the tolls Of 1887 s7ssoa72 per
showing aage tolls The Penn Ca
and arguing this that the trade York
secreses The above shows how faiscious
ssch assertions The Of travel the Pennsylvania
Canal caused will be table by the
that articles of southwestern produce have
channel 10 the Atastic cities through this cAssL
Csilcctors Office, Allegheny June :, 1883.
Cleared eastward this oace from 27,h Mach slst u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-08
--Spot Of calm recline,
Adorned by nature, and by women divine y

Besides these attractions the enterprsing proprie-
tors have engaged Mr.. Love, who every evening
amuses the audience by his nimitabe venriequ.m,
superior to any thing of the kind ever Witnessed
The Concert of sacred music, which drew such
crowd to the Garden last Sunday evening, and which
gave SO much satisfaction, will, learn, with still
more effect, be repeated next Sunday night. Don't
forget to pay it visit, young gentlemen if you are
fsnd of seeing galaxy of as handsome young ladies'
a. ere the twilight ofevenlng set on.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-08

20 Messrs. Wadsworth g. Smith have received
advices by the St. Andrew, stating that the Sirius
will make two more voyages prior to the sailing Of
the British Queen in September