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| a. PERM CANDLES, OIL. &c.
- auO boxes New Bedford sperm Candles;
81 barrels Refined Whale Oil;
80 Casks New Bedfr Winter Oil;
200 boxes mould Candles, Juckson's brand;
100 boxes No. | Soap;
100 boxes No.2 d."
Sheet Copper from II to TO lbs: Fine Souchonr
Tea, in half chests; Young Tyson Tea 10 lib box, s,
10 baskets first quality Champagne Wine;
Black Lend Pots III casks, assorted sizes
81 boxes white Havana Sugar. superior ulal-
lty, in store aud for sale by
JOSEPH CoCKAyNE,
novla =. Gra,ic st
~ COTCu DUNNETo-5J do1 lor sule By
~ HOLMES n MILLS,
novli 9 I,a Place
MRS. TROLLOPE'S NEW WORK
IOMANCE OF VIENNA, by Frances TrolIopr,
"a author OF domestic Manners of the Americans,
Jonathan Jefferson Whi,law,' THE Vicar ofWhcx
received aud for sale by
WIN. McKEAN
hnvlo cor of Camp and Common st
4 ,kANB"NElli>, IN nalibonet- for ale by
" ISAAC BRIDGE ~ 20,
n"v'3 1874 Magazine street
On consgnncnt; just received and for sale hy
Prltchard and TIgcrt, j.: 100 boxes large
bottles l}arsac wine;
80 boxes containing . bottles chateau I.afi,te.
bo " II supor salad oil.
81 " Il assorted cordials
50 " Extra White Wine Vinegar
so baskets superior Anlssttc. l3nov
vi !" r. y. MA ~ N NNH'i'iih't II. Coz
r~yrI"I "a, "S ~ "''' y y "e"HW"S I j
X, t. - "l."NS eN''Ie"l Il nam nf faE-
,-I 80 H WI y, "'p'i, IRON, IN" ''p"t' al tho loot
a S9 H,r''''' ''"''' 'i" u'o "fcd' rare
FIN hr r
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OPE-l2O coils iii store aud for sale by
al ABRAHAM 'rFIER,
nOvl6 40 Povtras ST
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NO CURt, NO PAY
NO CURE NO PAY.
4 NJ. JOHNSON Office 40 BIenNille street,
~ fines his nraCiicn the lrentment of Nenereul

L,
nR. JOHNSON, Office 40 Bien,ille street, con-
~ fines his practice TO the treatment Of Venereal
Disease, IN all its different fnrnls.
DF. J0bRSom from Il residence Of many years in Hos
pals IN Europe, devoted to the treatment Of Ncnereal
Diseases, and from his present extensive practice in
that particular branch Of the profession guarantees
safe, speedy and eflectua to such persons are
uonhIed with any of the following diseases via
honori"ca. elects, SuctLres, Chnncres, BubnS
Seminal Weakness, Aztec lions of the Bladder, Kidneys
l.oins, Urethra, PROSTATE Gland, Swelled I estices
hruplions IN the Skin, Sore Throat, PANS in the
JointS
And the numerous symptoms which generally follow
this disease.
Recent cases cured in two thee days without the
use OF Mercury interruption from business or allera-
ton in the mode Oflivng.
medicine to prevent Venerea Disease can be OBJ
tuned Of DR.. Johnson. 1t is from the recipe of the
Baron Larry, celebrated French Surgeon, and was
used by hun dnrng ihe several campais in which he
served as surgeon General in the French Army.
Sold by Dr. johnson, at his office. Those persons
In, ins any a1G' ton of Nencreal Disease and about
taking vuyngcs, or removing to the county, would
do well by giving DIR. Johnson call, as proper ned-
cines Tor their cure in the shortest time can 10 bnt IN
with written directions fnI their use.
Office open from in the morning until 10 o clock {
night.
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FOi fKUFiDrNLt, az. H.
Ia, The inst sailing copper ss<cnc
,tSFfA br' SNOW, Capt"in 'rhorndike, vii sail id
-sS-4-fH.n law days, having of her cargo engan
gcd; tor heavy freight and 50 bales cotton, passage,
having handsome accommodations, apply to
WM. PORTER,
nOyl o5 Common Of
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FRANKLIN INFIRMARY

TIME public are re; ,ertuiy informed that TINS nsfi
l. tuition is erected tho most improved plan, ana
in airy and adj r'rale situation, in the fanhour
Franklin upon the ruth I'd one nlle trom the hss's2
slpi.
/ o building is large ms eommoioasly divided
into apartments, for ksem, separash d'eren, cinsse",
and ferent diseases.
The institution is suppl with rne skiliuI md
attentive male and female and speaking The
rous noucrn languages.
Pfiyutc rooms may be had nv gentlemen Ut 1--WE Dol
lars per day. inclndn- nttendaIce, &c.
Terms ~ the or itnry wards, two doars per gay.
Slaves also t~o dollars. Small Fox in the ordinary
wards, five dollars.
All capital surgical operations extra.
The resident PHI, siai IL DR. Wedienan, to whom
application fGt admission must be made. til to DIR T. A
l.nNfnhrrg, No Il kan,par street nplely
lS CASEY, NJ. 10 anp meet, has just received
RE from londol, per ship Tiger, 'fn,, Ae'n"
Royal, Super Royal, Imperial Coun'hier, and double
do. Turnhrfrs London Boards. IIain and Tinted
Bristol board Ivory paper I transparent Horn paper;
Gold and Silver paper God borders. W hite and Color
DRAWING PENCILS.
Reeve & Som. best prepared Lead Pencils, brook
mnn q langdou's do 20
Reeves & Sons Wa,ef Coors; Newmnn's do; hox'
OF Chalks, soft Crayons3G, n and IA different
shades; Liquid Gold; Sold and Silver shells Marble
and China Ink Slabs China Saucers; China Tles, 3.6,
AM, divisions; Ivory, Mahogany and lima Paleussj
Ponal brushes; best Badger Ponah brushes; Ponah
Knives; Music aud Sketebins Portio"s Paper, Lenth
er and Cork sirmpsi Miniature worries AID Casss
Swan Quill Pencils do black Sable do.
OIL COLOURS,
Prepared canvass; Japnnued Tin Boxes Blald~ Co
luurS. NTH Pencils Drawers, &c. Prepa rod sHsass
Il, 80 u 36 inche..
POCKET BOOKS g. WALLETS.
Ru sin md Morocco Pocket Books; kss.ia ieathss
Wallets; Russia Leather Pocket books, + Ivory
leaves pateut Tablets with silver pencil casss.
SCREEN HANDLES.
Plain md R-rd.d ftnsew 6dt, boxwood, Mat gold
Furnished gold, Fancy colo'cd and gold Screw Ham
dies.
PEN HOLDERS.
Pearl and God Pen Holder; Pearl and Silver do.
ortl2
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COM RDLLt.R'S DtFIA h,
Second .HauucipGltv

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. God, 1898.
HDuBllC Notice is hereby given that Tn Saturday,
the first day of December next nj twelve O'clock,
will adjutlicale this office to II his hest bdier
the collection of the of the Povdras street Mar
ket for one ycarviz from the first OF January 1889 To
the 3lsi December 1889, inclusive
Terms and conditions Of The adudication-Thc far.
mr or lessee SHALL within five DAYS after the adnlics-
ton furnish his prnmssory notes endorsed Che sati4
faction OF The council payable ., 3, f. 3 6, 6,S, q
10, II and - months from the first day of January
1859, and should h" fail to do So new adjudication
will he made for the nua tn, risk of sal an.
mcr or te-srr He shall 1u effect and mortgage In f.
t this municipality all the right on which the COLI
lee ton ut SAID revenue FORMED that in default Of the
payment OF amy OF the aforesaid notes on their incon-
ing due the mlnci rality have the powcr Of ,ciznr
professionally the aforesaid rights 50 affected and mort
gHgcd us pledge. lie Sull also conform to all The.
ordinances in force VIII ch NAV be hereafter pass
Ct! in relation 10 said narkc.
IlIIN t>N uOJrN
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ABERNETIlY'S DYSPEPTIC FIJXJR

=,
DIR. Abernethy the greatest of English surgeons was
OF opinion that nnetenths of the diseases that afac
mankind originate in the stomach. This Elixir was
used by him with the most Unprecedented success in
his private aud public practice for upwards of forty
years for the removal of The following Diseases:
Loss ofappettc, Flaulency, Dstention of the Stom-
ach, Pain in the side eaviness of the Head and ncli-
nation 10 sleep, lrreguury OF the Bowels and in all
cases where Indigestion costive habit is found to
exist.
This medicine must not be numbered among the host
of quack nostrums now before the public it is the
sole invention of the ablest and scientific surgeon
Europe produced, and the secret of preparing i,
was purchased by the agent for very large sum 1t is
agreeable and pleasant to the taste, mild apcr
lent always keeps the bowels free, impars vgor and
strength to the SYSTEM and cheeriulness the mind
ana few bottles removes the confirmed cases OF
Dyspepsia or Indigestion and prevents return at any
IIIllre nerlOu.
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TO RENT.
fANliE four story fire proof brick store in Csmp
-, IL street, at present occupied by Messrs II
Wallace ~ Co.
The three story brick the corner of Bank Al
ley and Natchez street. at present occupied by lsssrS
Heath & Co.; the third st ry being fitted for bed
room.
Al So the }rd story of the brick store in Bank Alley
an door from the last nanedhe 2nJ and 81 stories
being well fitted up.
Possession 10 he given the Is, November neat
! oClJ-u tNAS. a JACOBS
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1 ANCA tllt&E pDrAfDES-4aO nulnpers Lam
L "a cu~hrC Potatoes for Enlr by
5 x j + WHITNEY,
rOylb g Can't s
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COOPERS LAST.
NOME As Foundry Cooper; sequel 10 Home
ward Bound
The hIldy; novel; in vols
Napoleon Memoirs, or the Evenings Mt Cambaceres,
in volumes. '
Miss Mitiords Country Stories.
Peter Pilgrim by DR.. Bird, in : vols.
Yankee Notons in | vol.
Woman as she should be, by the Rev. H Winslow
fhysican's Manual, by Robert Nude; and other
novelties. EJOHNS& co,
nov20 cor ST Charles &. Common sic
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~ PERM CANDLES Tor sale bv
- READ Il BARSTOW,
noyl1 Rank place
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w IS sacks Java Coffee
30j do Rio 30
49, do Havana do
49, do Liverpool all
80 barrels American Brandy
20 do do m imitation hatfefs
ID pipes do do
10 do American Gin
8 do Holland do
204 boxes New b 'dford Sperm Caudles
200 do nlechmas Soup
100 do Robbins do
Us do do No2
200 half boxes do No.
200 boxes NJ r Raisihs
% barrels AlncAds
30 do h = do
IS boxes Lemon Syrup
lh0 do assorted ketchpps
300 NJ Cigars various qualities
80 boxes Goshen Cheese
100 do Tea, assorted
IS Firkns Gosh,n Butter
l'iO boxes. assorted Pickles
rs coils Manila Rope
SO barrels Ds superior Ora ckers
so do No Mackerel
5hlfdo No2 dc
IS do do No3 do
with great variety Of other goo,ls in the Grocery
line, which viii be sold very low for case, or on III
usual time. WINSTON a SHALL.
n0vlL Front I.eyes
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For the Interior.

FOR MANCHESTER, (YAzooJ
Water permitting,l
Fort adams, Matches, Roiney, GRIND GWG War.
- rsmton and FicksburS.
fsi ,,m nhe I Rp,S; steamer . CASPIAN,
dersone thorough and complete
repair, ~" be ready to receive freight on Thursday,
tue 18th inst ; and will have quick despatch. For
freight or passage apply the master on board or to
TURNER g. WOODRUFF,
nnVl5 > New Lcvce
1.-THE accommodation for passengers, are excel.
lent and superior.
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~ r EMF
LOST OR MlSLAID.

W MEN
DART Of ytore No. 40 Foydrns street. Ami, 10
ABRAHAM TRlER:
nov16 40 Puyd,ns "
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New York, 18th August, 1888.

81 Madison. street
SlR:-ln consequence Of leading selentary life,
have been troubled, more or less, with Indigestion for
ten years tor the last three years nv suftengs have
been nsupportabe. ] have tried several phyScians
and number of qnack medicines, without deriving any
benefit | desPaiied OF ever obtaining any permanent
relief and resigned myself the m ,st hopeless despair
was persuaded by many friends to try AberueIhy's
Dyspeptc Elixir. have finished the fourth bot
tie. and Know not how TO express niraiion Of its
wonderful virtues aud the miracle his performed in
restoring me 10 that health which l. uehr lost for
send me half dozen bottles e and except
thanks Tor the blessings You have n erred by re-
storing me 10 perfect health
remain YOURS
JACOB MONROE
Thekagent has in his possession seve hundred tcs-
moaIs similar To the above, of the extraordinary
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FALL FASHION.
TENllE subscribers take leave inform their patrons
and the public gencr rally, that they now pre-
pared to exhibit their fall fashions.
GOSSIP & 60,
Fashionable lIauers, Exchange Hotel
nnvl2. ST. Charles ct
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FOR MOBILE.
b ffssET IL The regular packet low pre- ssure
tn-ls44l z=EzzS Sstenmer GIRAFFE, Capt. Swiier,
ss.se@s - will leave the lake end Of the Rail
Road, every
THURSDAYS & SUNDAYS,
after the arrival of the II o'clock cars and on or re
turn leave Mobile every
Tuesdays and Fridays.
For passage apply on board to
CAPT. SWILER.
~ S-Whenever sufficient number of passengers
oilef the Giraffe will touch at any of the Intermediate
landings, upon previous notice being given to Capt.
.S"ilcr. nOv7-tt
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RRlVATE BOARDING HOUSE.
MI IL. MARAEL PEhuLAIS has the pleasure of in
I'VE forming his friends and the public. that he has
lahen that cunmodous huuse, No. 49, Puvdras street
within two 'dQDrs ott' Methodist Meeting House, aud
opened 1t for the reception OF BOAktIERS. The
House has been II" ) ~ furnished Throughout and M
attention shall he wanting his part 10 merit ii share
oil puhr patronage. The situation il one oftbe most
AIRY nnt delightful in the city.
Icrnsi-f'we dollars per week.
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LOST OK MlSLAID,
a NOTE, drawn by Davis II Richardson, of Imke
IN Providence, In. in favor of Felix Ellsworth ard
endorsed by him and Iaehariah Dorse, for Seven hun
bred and Sixty dollars dae aud time blank. As team
Ire Of no 10 the finder he will confer IL favor and
receive II reward, itrequired b. leaving it viii
GEO. f. RICHARDSON
nOyg 5 W Capn 4. Cot,p,,n
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NTNDERNuOD'S ri NES, KETCHUPS, &c.
" in store aud for S. lie by
J THAYER : co,
nov26 "A Poyh'as st
DEPPER-M bags in store ind Tor sale by
JTHAYER g. co,
moves "a poydrns It
tOLLAND GlN.-3 pipes Holland Gin, in store
and for ,.r
JTItAyEH & co,
nova6 u Povdras It
4 iMf.-lo7D casks NOW landing from brig Lancet
Ia and for sac by
SIS rWHITNEy.
nov?6 % Camp 81
THOCOLATEs-16ca cases sweet spa ni>h Chocolate
" luning itor, ship Co'ico ni., md for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE Il CO.
nov9o l3i Magazine IT
TIME subscribers have in store and IF for sale on
Il accommodating terms;
200 casks dou' lie and single Brown Stout, direct
from London.
$50 casks Scotch Ale in pints and quarts,
1870 gross Porter and Wine bottles
30 demilohns, 3 gains each, prime old Scotch
whiskev,
d3 Jars very superior pearl Barley,
50 pieces heavy Scotch linGging
6 packages Linen duIs, bl .aehed and unl,each
ed,
boxes fancy npclohs,
% doH thick wooden bnnncts,
kitchen CRATE and cooking range,
! case London drab Hats,
HOLMES e. MILLS,
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NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS
Steam and Patent Biscuit Bakery-Waiers and
HHiman.
NO. ~, Moroau (near the Pontcharrain Rail Road)
Pilot and Navy Bread, Soda and Wine Biscuit,
Sugar, Butter, Midiord and Water Crackers.
All the above articles are warranted to be of the
frs quality, and 10 keep in any climate, being
completely kiln dried.
Also,-Kiln dried corn meal.
Orders left at G. w. Pri chard and Taga,t, Jr
cor~ar Magazine and Poydras streets, will receive
prompt attention. Small kegs put up expressly for
family use. I5nov
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uST received at the Louisiana Furniture Ware
- Rooms So Bienvile street, 200 Maple and Cherry
licdsteads; first rate article. Also, good assert
ment of Maple, Walnut, and Painted Chairs, which
will be sold for the lowest cash prices.
" r CARNES,
iv7 "a U;,nvillo s,ros a,
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ST. aARY'S MARKET STEAM FERRY.

ST. dARi'S Market STEAM FERRY.
NOIf"Eis hereby given that in pursuance If an Or
l dnance pissed by the Council Of the Second Mr-
nlcpality Tuesday The 10Th av of October, 1885,
Books Of Subscription t" the capital stock of $2O,r
III shares Of siOo oach III said Company will be opened
ut Mr. Charles Drnonds, No, 2l5. rchapitouas street.
"n Wednesday next, IL 2lst Instant and will be kent
opec from 10 O'Clock, NJ until , M
Dollars per Share 10 be paid in cnsl on suhssri
hng.
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NI,W NIISIC

sRAYS-A lew Cincinnati Drays on hand for sale,
~ h, G DORSEY,
nOy6 Al New
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FRED. WILKINSON

DEPUTY SURVEYOR GENEPhL VI LOUISIANA,
OFFERS his services To tie public il. the depart
" m-nts OF Surveying and Civil Engineering both
and country. Promo Considerable experience in
his profession, and by prompness and fidelity in The
execution Of business entrusted 10 him he hopes to
and eceivc share of public patronage. He vii
also and calculate the Contents Of walls and
excavations. dice No h,rtes street, second story
back. p7
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WANTED.
IN brig capable of carving about 800
rTTf iihds fora northern port for freight apply to
- l. Fl GALE,
noV@i 93 Common st
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NTNDERWuOD'> ri KLES, KETCHUPS, &c
" in store and for sse by
J TIIAYER : CO.
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FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
4,6s Three good Briggs, from l5O to $50 tons
tTFf\s suitable for sugar freight appytn
-SAGG &JP WHITNEY,
nnv2l 70 tIamp street
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CoastWlse.

FOR NEW YORK.-HOLMES' LINE.
Re9niar Packet far 5M December.
II TIE ship ARKANSAS, + 5 Dennis, Mas
,EsFfN ter, will sail on her regular day, above
-klG aE For freight passage apply on board, first
tier below the Vegetable Market, or to
II C eMES,
nov26 48 Camp Fl
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TOLOGNE WATE.R-Perumery &C., Just landing
~ from the ship Sulem A splendid article of Co.
logne, put up expressly for the retail ade also the
purcst French perumery embracing every variety for
the toilet for, sale by
REEFS & DLANGE,
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SHIPPING.
For Europe.


CDR LIVERPOOL.
IA, The fast snng ship NIAGARA cnptan
FRY, Cole, will have imarcuiate despatch For
- freight of 25D bales passage; having g.ud
accommodations, Apply on board, or 10
pWHITNEY,
nov % - Camp street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

On Tuesday evening nth inst In the 9Th ysnr age
Arm ssyer native OF He's tberet, NortoA, kng.
Her r. esds and those OF her brother In
ved to seus her funeral omerrow al O'Clock without
lher Invita- on from Mo- "a Delaney street
Al Lsxpron Ky y on the Th inst after iiess Of
days Rebeccs Of Henry Ruckle ery this city,
asd dau gbter of he late George Cau OF Msbs Aabsma
Suddenly of The spasmodie al cor OF the heart Rachel
Flu ens, youngest daughter OF Dasiel wLasy, in the 7b
year Of h n
Tbefnepds Of the family respectfully invited ssnd
her ~ this o'clock fron the residence Of her
father 1856 Chamber street West Broadway with
further invitation.
Oa Monday afternoon Margaret Elga, youngest child or
John q. Hobart and Maria Lopi.s Haves, aged 20 months
Funeral this afternoon at 8 v'clock
On sunday evening Mr.. N. X. Phillips Of cursces
o. Mopdsy evening, John Mssterson.
On Monday, Mr.. Ernei Losius, q native OF gsrusnT.
On Monday morning., Mary Louiss dsughter Of Richard
Harrison sgs years
youny aged year ana Gays.
On suadsy 18th INST, Frances Ann, dsugher Of r. Ar
pidsp, aged 10 mopsLs and days
On sstordsy 18Th inst, Mrs Eebeeea wife Of sa.peI e.
vstA4
@. saturday 18th int, Charles Lewis Jute4 i.f.s .r AZ
ssrson Belcesu, aged months snd weeks
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19
The British Queen.

From Glasgow paper of Aug. lst. we copy the
following
While on the clyde the other day, we went ashore
al Port Glasgow TO have peep this mos splendid
vessel the largest built IN Britain, and freely
confess that the sight amply repaid US for the visit
From the rver, the British Qaeen, owing 10 her eIe
gance of shape and neproPortisns, does no, look
large she really u.s. but as yeu approach her the
wharf comparing her with other large vessels
her her Tremendous bulk becomes more imposing, her
extreme length stretching 275 feet beng IS feet long
er than the largest line OF battle ship now aioat
But If the visitor is surprised while standing near her.
he is deubly after ascending the ladder and ing
upon deck, which beng flush all along, in length and
breadth resembles tolcrabc street beng clear over
deck 40 feet and the paddle boxes 81 feet The
workmen are at present employed in fitting up the in
terror and she will be ready to her boilers and
machinery in q month but will not be finished for
FIVE or six months. The space in her cabin is large
enough for ball room. All the materials are Of the
frs, quality and the workmanship of The best or.
der, combining durability with great elegance, uni
form,ty and chastness Of ornament. Nealmost wan
dered in the space Get apart for the passengers berhs
which can be compared TO nothing else than bar
racks The passage ~ somewhat in the form Of a
horses shoe, with small apartments with double
herths one above the other on each side. In the
front part OF the vessel there are additional berths
and in oil she she is to have accommodation for
about four hundred passengers the passages be-
tween the different suites Of apartments and their ar
ranaement rivallng those Of modern wel.iurnished
hotel. The hold 10 also the most capaclous we ever
saw, and will afford abundance Of stowage The
paddle. boxes are entirely outside and DC not al all
interfere with the sweep Of her deck which stands
AT presen, from SO to 40 feet out of watcof course
when her machinery. amounting TO something about
500 tons is on board her draught OF water at present
perhaps 10 feet will be cons dcraby Increased There
she lies her gigantic bulk throwing every other
steamer into the shade-an admirable illustration and
a Noble monument of the ire istibe power and pro-
gress OF science The sight will be more attractive
some months hence when the boilers and machinery,
Of believe $50 horse power, on board, aud the
interior i'm more forward state. Since her arrival
in Port Glasgow, she has been daily visited by hun
dreds OF admrlng spectators.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19
State OF Trade.

The markets continue articles OF mr.
dDee the prices advancing The auction sales have
extensive There sales Of
Tea and Sks rca FOR this week. business OF the
southern ports generally Is ducaused by
the lou state OF the rivers
CoTTes-Salestoa fair extent making at firm prices
CHI ny to The Europe for Liverpool Tomorrow
good freight. Al New Orleans the 10Th
$50 bales OF cotton hadbeen received OF quality far
superior the first receipts Of ruub,r OF bach and
will class Lverpos good lair ctose Thry nearly
all taken Tor the northern market IS Isle The trans.
&c per H. The hand about 5s2i bales Al Mobile
the tn Inst, cotton ha been received by
low OF the rivers The stock hasd
small sale only bad been made during the the
BREADsTUrr Si the arrival OF the welln g;on an an
mated demand has been visible the -four export
son This has caused eat re IN prices. Sales today
have been effected - IS boIders very firm at that
bbs which purchased Saturday At our latest
accounts the stock OF Uued States brands n Liverpool
about ~ 600 bbs chiefly This quoted a 81
96lhs ssd the m.rke rising A. Mobile, inst
there received SIT bsIs and sales made ta
New Orleans the ioth tue demand had
Of 1000 bb old supsr6ne at 800; S75os
IT'S The western state that In qsence of
Michigan abe The mill SLACK Rock towever il
turning out GOO bes day from OHIO Wheat Many the
miers whose streams have od their wheat
urgrcund To ta establishment of
made To-Day n le5c ard { northern rye, at Use
Tos.ccoTbe features e this msrkst bot little frots
last report Holdtrs very firm New Oreass on
the ietb the demand goods farther effect.
INTERIOR ~ &C. he receipts ~ the week 81 hbds
$50 hhsi viz Liverpool i18 bhds Marsees 265 de
Gibraltar lbs; Havana 50; New York Bost.r 2-eav.
ing stock on and OF lGts hbas