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DHlNEAS JANNEY, Alexandria has Just received,
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holm, l60 tons Swedish IRON, consisting OF flat round,
and square bars, plough plates, and land sides which,
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Also, on hand and for SALE the choicest and supe
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Very choice old Tnta DO do
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DO do do Burgundy do do
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Do do superior old Port do
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Also choice and superior old Madeira and Port Wines
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Of his own Importation which WI bear comparison with
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restored through the strengthening virtues OF the
remedy that restored the hearing OF Joseph Chandler
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ATE HAVE THIS DAY OPENED
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TRY GOODS.--As the season advanced, we have
IL to the determination dispose Of entire
stock of Goods prv reduced prices which consists Of
Silks, Linens, Cloths, Cassimcres, Festings,
Hosiery, Gloves Merinoes Blankets,
Calicoes, Sheeting, Diapers, Table Cloths,
And good assortment Of Carpetng and Curtain
Goods. BRADLEY 81 CATLETT.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30
FARE REDUCED.
@I CO.. ca


nv Rail Road and Coaches
Morning Lnewii leave the foot Of Courand, g. every
morning ocock ny the Of the New Jersey ka Road
TO New thence by stage 70 Trenton arriving at
Philadelphia the afternoon.
Returning-Leave Trenton ~ o'clock, A. after the
arrival Of the ofhe PHILADELPHIA and Trenton ran hoad
arriving At New York al "a o'clock, Y. NJ.
Even LineLeaves New York, foot Of CounndtN ~
O'Clock NJ passengers will reach Trenton by O'clock,
lodge and take the Of the philadelphia ana trenton
Rsl Road, arriving in Philadelphia Nv . occck, m
Returnng-Leave Philadelphia att O'Clock, r. NJ arriving
In New York ri ~ o'clock, \. NJ :,
Vor seats amply Rail Road Office, foot ~ Courandt
St New York the old stage Office, q south ~ ST. nppo-
site Congress Hail. Philadelphia and at the bar OF Hng
sun Tavern nj Trenton.
Passengers from Paterson Ne accomplished ~ skng
the first Paterson Rail Road which Goa
with the ssove Uses ut the junction bergsni AMI TIE
public may rely upon asupply osages New bruAwck TOT
their sccommoda ton. -
For the above named lines apply r. Ihomss Whit.
field, y. Mail Co,ch Office Old No CeurusndtsL near
NJ Leaves The efsee at quarter before A. N. and a
4'.''' - AiExANpER NJ CUNNING, Proprietor.
New York, Nov Is, 1887. jN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30

81 FOR NEW OaLEANs.-The Louisiana
JA aud New York Liae of Packets will sail every other
49, Monday, from New York. and from New Orleans
and TO Insure The strcest puncuaty in the time of sailing
the line will berea consist of the following ships:
Ship LOUISVILLE. Capt Palmer lst Jan
Ship HUNTSVILLE. Capt Eldridge, 18th Jan.
Ship viCKSBURG, Capt wooaheuse, 29.h Jan.
Ship MISSISSIPPI Capt Davis, l2th Feb.
Ship YAZ0o, Capt Trask, 25ih Feb.
The above shps all Of the first class, copper
fastened and coppered, and upwards OF SO tons burhen
OF light dra OF water being sut In this city,
presy for the trade The price Of passage fixed At sioo
their cabins fitted the and
pan and for nished In and elegant style Ample
first quality will be provided every regard had
the comfort entire satisfaction OF passengers These
commanded by captains well experienced in the trade
who will give attention ard the mseves
Adse. They will at all times be lowed and down
the Mississippi by steam boats and the rctes punctualy
observed The time ofsang Neither the plains
these SHIPS will he sPonsble for ewey bullion precious
silver plated for letter parcel pack
by board OF them unless gular bills
ang taken for the and the value therein expressed
All goods the subscriber will be forwarded free Of
commission. For freight passage. apply TO
X. X COLLINS CO. IL South St
No freight received after the Saturday evening previous
the day Of sailing. 90
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30

"a MOBILE PACKETS.
,Gf(2 Ship RDwlNA, tnewl q. West. master.
80 ship HECTOR, ID Post, master
Ship LoRENA J. Urquhart maGer.
Ship TUSKiNA, r. n, Post, master.
ship ALBANIAN, w. n, Lane, master.
SHIP RUSSELL BALDWIN J. N. Magma, MASTER
SHIP JUNIOR, w. H. williams, master.
ship ELISHA DENIsON, r. West, master.
Ship sT.JOHN, q. H. Hitchcock, master.
The will consi,t Of nine ships, whsh will sna.le MS 10
despatch three vessels month, when the trade requires it
ships the first class built expressly for the nde
materials coppcred and copper fastened with
and handsome accommodations and -jed by er.
srenced masters and will sail pusctusy, advertised.
when tho day of sailing falls sunday the ship will sail
the Monday following The prize OF passage SIS. without
liquors All goods To the subscribers will be shipped
is Ed. HuRLBUT CO. 81 South street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30

"a SAVANNAH PACKR Ts-oLD LINE
(8 The ships comprising the above ue will bs despatched
- frou New fork and Savannah in the folio wing
ship TRENTON, taewl Jas $ Bennett master.
ss,e nvpUssic IAN W P Pr,sy m %s.sr
ship MILLEDGEviLLE, ID. L. Psrter master.
Ship NEWARK, T. Dunbar master.
The above ships all Of the rst class and built In this city
expressly for the trade Their accommodations Tor passen-
gers elegant extensive, and every facility wifi be az
forded To shippers by this line
Goods forwarded the subscribers will be shipped free OF
all charges except those actually incurred.
f0r freight o. pJScc;aasSs SS IowpES ss WA. st. and
j1 wAsHBURN LEWIS, Savannah.
90 10 sail frov New yorf en- the is ana Liverpool
- the lsth OF each month;
New Ship SIDDONS, Capt -, lst January
ship SHERIDAN. Capt J. A. Pierce, la rebrssry.
ship GARRICK, Capt N. r. Palmer, LIST March
Snip SHAKESPEARE Capt J. CsllIs, lstApriL
LIVERPOOL.
Ship GARRlCK, Capt. N. b. Palmer, 10th Decsmb~
ship SHAKESPEARE, Capt.. Collins, 18th January.
New ship SIDDONS, Capt. - 18th February
ship SHERIDAN, j. A. Pierce, 10th March.
These ships OF the first class all armed, upwsrdso 900
tons burthen built IN the city Of New York. with such nm
combine speed with urusus conort TOT
Every has been taken the arrangement
for which ample incudrg wines he VIII be PROVIDES
without wines kc s2o These ships will he commanded by
experienced who will nske exeruss 70 give
general satisfaction Neither the captains nor the owne Of
sent by them unless regular bills OF adng are signed
therefor. Fer freight n passage. apply In. .
EK COLLINS co, 50 south st. New York, or TO
VIM h JAS. BROWNE CO Liverpool
other but vessels az war jis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30

0 That long established aud well known Hotel situated
-Ln Utica, Genessee 81, neat the canal aan eon,sm
ories high so Zee, in from, by IS feet 10 depth and contains
rooms 81 garnet AID kchen oor 10 o. which
arelage quare parors Also, barns, coach house The
will he disposed Of To the Lessee on reasonaoe terms
ifreaured Possession gwen the 18th Of Feb next.
For sale exchange, for Improved city property pesu
nl farm the banks ~ the Hudsos, highly improved con-
tanning 100 Apply Mo- - 81 Marks Place, btw IN
snd III O'Clock, A. NJ, tslm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30
LIyERPOOL PACKETs,--To sail "

-. LIVERPOOL PACKETs,-To sail from
$3.50 New Yerk and from Liverpool on tbs gath OF
month in the year except that when these dates
e, an sunday the sailing the ships will be deferred until
the acxt day. -
Frs Ship GEO. WASHINGTON, II. Hodredge, s2s
Feb. a-shp PENNSYLVANIA ohy r. Smith, Sotons
April s-shp INDEPENDENCE, y. Nye, MASTER 10
sept. s-shp ROSCOE, ,. c. Deaao, master, $50 TONS
LivERrooL.
Dec N-shp PENNSYLVANIA
Jan 2i-shp INDEPENDENCE
Feb. 2A-Ship ROSCOE. ....uo.,
March 94-Shp GEO. wAsHIK0TOk
These ships all Of the hrst class Wy men o
,rea and pains or expense VIII he spared 70
convenient srd the stores Of the first
ssrnton The rate passage out fixed by an underand-
inc win the NJ opreto ef the other packet myo net
,her The Of these vessels VIII be respons.
BILE any letters, parcels or packages ssn. 10y n
unless regular bills Of ladng agsed therefor FOR freight
o Pncsprn,ENNElY. MINTURN CO is4 Front St y.m
wII.DEs PICKERsGlLL co. Liverpoe. JZ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30
LIVERPOOL AMI NEW YORK COM
MEHCiAL LINE PACKETS
iii ia III III
RE0uLAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS
II Remsnc-s and drafts with freight and passage TO and
LINE. The Subscribers respectfully intimate their frends
and public cncray That they enter into early
with them Tor the bringing Of their families
asd friends by the early spring hpsthe srst OF which will
running from Liverpool on the Isl February la5s
and will continue regularly week afterwards
aordng egrants the most desirable and eligible coHvey
The detention OF vessels Liverpool engaged In this trade
having heretofore been great and just cause o complaint
the subscribers the by despatch
ing vessel every from Liverpool to effect the
nent establishment OF such regulations their days OF aag
will give esre satisfaction shippers and as further In
ducemen for them 10 give preference To- their Line over all
or sny transient vessels guarantee they shall invariably
when opposed 10 transient vessel NJ such rates viii In
the ppor and preference shippers this Line
The employed Tor the of their
Lv, rpooi OF the first clssrunning regularly
convenience OF importance those residing the
ports
In relation 10 remances their drafts and post sees on the
Royal Bank OF Ireland" paid s sight free q dseoun
towns answering the purpose OF Ireland votes
a convenience only by this establishment
Their dra well passage orders be forwarded by
the regular packets smiling the lt sh 18th, and 2fh OF
zach month In the Those residing In the country
address bs letters (post paid which viii be runctuay
tended To- rurther be ascertaned appca
uos = VI South street New York - ~
d2n5ms RoGHE bHoIHhks& CO.
"a. rAssAGE EsuM sLIGU-A FIRST rate
{{S shp will sail from Sligo about the 18Th April
&sR and accommodate number OF passenger Ia
either cabin or STE rage.
ror"e'so'o' p'Ss'se'" WI COULTER tt5 Front st.
Nh Persons wishing remit money 10 tn friends, caH
have dras al sig Mr Uagh Leighton, oaar S. sligo
j22im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30

Nh Persons wishing 20 remit money 10 n friends ca
have dr.n at six AIR Hsgh Leighton, oaa- s. Sligo
i22lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30

These vessels all Of the first and ably
with elegant accommodations for passengers comprising all
that may be required Tor comfort including
wives ard sto of every sent to either
the subscribers al New York. will be forwarded by these
packets free OF all charges those actually incurred
C. BOLTON. FOX LIVINGSTON, % Broad St
j3 WI. WHITLOCK, yr 46 South street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30

uK HAyRE PACKETs-UNIoN LINE
ARf2 To sail from New York the 8h 10th and 24h and
IRON 'V'e ' From mn seo e Yr f From Hpre
Ship LOUIS PHILIPPE, 18Th Dec. liI FEB.
500 tons, J. Castof, 18th April 10Th May
(24th July. (sth Sept
Ship sULLY, d. Lines, 10th April. list June.
9Th Aug. 18th Sept
Ship BURGUNDY, Jno. Rocket, 2ith April 9Th June.
lathAug. LIST Oct.
Ship RHoNE, VIM. skiddy, Is,h May 10th June.
Ship CHARLEMAGNE, Sai,h JAM 18th March.
A. Richardson, 10Th May. LIST July
Ship VILE DE LYON, [s,h Feb. 18th NJ .ch
800 ION, Charles Stoddart, Path May. 9Th July
Ship FRANCOIS, Ter W. W. Pell, )sth June 18th July
Ship FORMOsA, W. B. orne, 18th June. LIST Aug.
Ship sILvIE DE GRAssE. Ss ssh March. 18th Aprl.
L. Wiederhodt, Path June. 9th Aug
' is,s MAJ Mar. i Is, May May.
Ship POLAND C. Anthony 5 osY 1sth D ass
ship ALBANY, J. Jehnsoa, 18th july Isl Sept
These vessels OF the first class and ably
with elegant accommodations for passengers comprising
wiHes AID every description Goods sent to either d
the subscribers at New York, will be forwarded by these
BOLTON FOX EIvISc SION % srosa St
JS WM WHITL0CK, Jr. 46 South street.
=. LIVERPOOL PACK ETs.
-ss@epoo on the 9th OF each month.
G"s 'y The
From New York.
March saTss 81 spskx Capt VIM & Tha %S1sosss
sept Has cs CAPT. 's9s r
From Liverpool.
May 2-The ST. ANDREW $50 tons.
June 8-The NIRGINIAN, GO tons.
July e-The SHEFFIELD. 500 tons
Aug 8-Tbe UNITED STATES, $50 tons.
The qualities and accommodations of the above ships and
the reputation OF their commanders well known Every
The omfp nT
and the interests OF importers The price passage Liver
pool in the cabin other lines $40 with wines
and OF everv description
The will be responsible for letter parcel
package by the ships for which bin ofadng mol
STEPHEN WHITNEY,
SANDS. TURNER. FOX Co or
ja RoBT. KERMIT, "a South 81,
it4a NEW ORLEANS DESPATCH LINE.
NT& This line consists Of FL ships and briggs OF which
will sail weekly till the lst Of October; AFTER which
time two will sail weekly during the busin These
vessels all OF e first class warranted to insure lowest
rates. and 10 take the Baize Freight and
will he taken In this line throughout the year. 10 per
cent less than any other line Whatever. Apply to
r. ELWELL, Packet Ofibe, 50 SouthsL
All gecds from outpc will be shipped TO and forwarded
Immediately at New Orleans free Of commission and
care sad attention paid TO despatch and safety Mer
chants having freight dispose Of will find IL decidedly for
eYssta q aboye
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30
NEW YORK. TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 30 1888

IL SAVANNAH PACKETS-OLDL LINE;
6H4 The Ships comprising the above line will be des
ing srder:
chip TRENTON, (oew( Jas 8. Bennett, master
Ship AUBURN, (new) NJ r. Durtey, master.
Ship REPUBLICAN r. w, Foster, master.
ship MlLLEDGEVILLE,D ID. L. Porter master.
Ship NEWARK, T. Durham, master.
The above ships all of the first class built In New York
expressly for the trades their for
elegant and extensive and every facility will be afforded
TO shippers. Goods forwarded to the subscribers will be
shipped free Of all charges except those actually Incurred
For freight or passage apply 10 IS
JOHNSON LoWDEN, sc Wallst, New York, or
i8 WASABURN LEWIS Savannah.
I'D OMMEHCfAL LINE OF CHARLES
KIN TON PACkETS.-Ths following vessels compose the
-szz1zab)vc Line of Packets s.
Brig DIMON, Fredk. Sherwood master.
Brig CORDELIA, Francis Sherwood master.
Brig BUENOS AYRES, I'll Stuart MASTER
New -, Whittlesey master.
trade and commanded by experienced masters. Their
commodatons passengers extensive and
and exeron will be made please shippers and passe sger
All goods the subscribers will be shipped free
commissions.
For freight passage, apply board, between Murray and
JOSEPH TINKHAM& f. DIMON,
81 South stairs,
WM A. Caldwell SONS,
j2f Agents, Charleston
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30

,h... s,ns Al, Of the FIRST class commanded by men OF
cha acer experience ARD are urnsnea WIN stores ~ he
best kind Every attention VIII DE pam PASSENGER 70 pro-
rongoy and convenience The rate passage out
srd i 6sed nv an understanding with the popre,ers Of the
Others iaes, at slia, incladiag vhes ou every oe
scrp,ion. sl2a without wines and liquors. -, m -
Nett er the captains owners 81 these snp wa
sible for any letters parcels or PACKAGES ss "
regular stills OF Iadine signed therefor.
FtrHsRe, ~ Rpef n rRs 4 co Liverpool and 10
goeDHrJE co. or c. " MARSHALL
~ az south st. New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30

s-7x Old LINE OF LII EhT,vtsy -. 49,;
IN ETs.-The Old Line Of PscheS WI oe sesPs,ehes
oI ~ s and 18th OF month with the p,ion That
whea the sal ing day falls on sunday 'he ssps WI san
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30

These shrs all Of the first class about Geo burthen
and commanded by able and experienced navgs
Great care will be taken that the beds stores nc o the
best description The price Of cabin passage fixed
s4 for each adult, which Includes wses and liquors Mel
Their the captains O these packets will he respon
sbe for letters parcels packages them unless
regular bills Of adHg signed therefore. Appyt
JOHN GRTswOLD, 10 south st or
j23 GRINNEL, MINTURN h Co. f3f Front 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30
PIONEER FAST LINE.
80 - 80

VIA RAIL hoAD AND CANAL TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves the West Chester House cern.r of Rroad ,a D.
streets, daily at 6 O'clock. e
The Boats and Cars usea upon this Line arc or ,h
description having beenbuit expressly Tor the
SIS he only Packet Line that runs gu he All Road -
HARRISBURG thereby saving 30 miles OF anal travel and
reacnmg pittsburgh in three days and half instead M
cur ana ha as was formerly the case, when they went by
Columbia ond there took the canal - ~ -
For speed anti comfort This Line 4 pot hv ,ry
IN the nited Siates. ~ wy 0'"e'
Passengers to Cincinnati, Louisville, Nschez Nashville St
the mali. = ~ 81 N''''"'s
For seats apply at the corner OF h and Chestnut
81, and at No 200 Market st. corner 81 Willow SIS
Philadelphia May 8. Tod
The North-Carolina standard., 1838-06-27
GENERAL ATKINSON

This gentleman has been appointed by the Preside.
by and with the advice and consent Of the Sepa,a
ernor of the Territory of Iowa We are indebea ~
friend for a. brief sketchsof his honorable public c,,
GEN ATKINSON, was native Of Person county NJ,
CaroIina-but resided many years a mercban,
Caswell ConrI-HOuse. The attack upon the cb.
peake, which kindled into a flame every young and
tive spirit, amongst others, reused young Atkinson -,
he raised volunteer company on that memorable =.
casion. War being then thought probable he acoo.
ed of a captancy in regiment, amongst the fire, r
the enlargement of military establishment A..
though he had The good fortune to have been in.
action of nole during The yet such had been h.
chievemens in military science, and such his ma.
that at the close of the he stood on the list Of
selected for the appointment Of Brigadier Genera,
His command has since been in the Southwest, vh..
he has formed proper estimate of the frontier baE
as we'll as of the indian character, and thus ouals
himself for the station which he has been seleca
He has The manners of the soldier and the een,Ieu..
and is greatly esteemed By those who knew him in s,
life. He has now been near thirty years a soIdis,
active life; and richly deserves this honor in his 5p.
ing years. The appointment of one could hayeb..,
more gratifying to his old friends