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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-27

TilRISTMAS and New Years Presents, for 1889
~ Finhens iabIeaux of the Affections, 70 plates,
do Danes of Byron morocco exua,
do Illustrations of Byron, vols Svo
do Gallery of the Graces
do Illustrations of Byron, 100 plates, ! vol,
do do the Rible, 2 vols.
Oriental Annuahs.
Hratl's Peauty's Costumes,
do Shnkspeares Gallery,
do Keepsake.
IiIustra ions ofSco.land and the WayerIy Novels,
Buds and HIussonls.
Tie Ages of Female Beauty,
The lonk of Royalty, - plates richly coiurcd
sp, ai~h and Moorish scenery, vols,
Fishers Juvenile scrap book.
The Imperial,
Santied Cnas, Scener
Jenning's Landscape Annual,
Counter and Daniels Oriental Annual.
Ackeruan's Forget Me Not,
The Friendship Offering,
The Christian Keepsake,
Tie tiff, The Tn1en. The Violet
The Portrait Gallert of Scotland,
The Romance n Nature,
The Moral ofFlowers,
' he Spirit Of the Woods for sale l;y
d2i WIN MKEAN, cor Cam & Com non sts
FHNHE int-reaved copies of thu Civil Cod, of ioui.
siBha. T.. Johns & Co.'S edition have been recciy-
3D. and ready for delivery To subscribers.
q: item I'm of the Bar wishing lnr the sum. ar re.
luesfed To cal, only limitel number OF them
AVE been ordered,
d.9 F.JOfINS s. Gu Sm,jonsrs Hall
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-27

yaNHE DIARY, for Establishments Diar, or Daily
Register for 1885, for the OF men OF husine ga,
lawy ers, physicians, &c. &c. containing blank for
every day. for aud memoranda, bound in divers
STYLES and sizes, containing also nana for 1889,
and tubie showing the number of days for any day
in month, the day in another month, very
useful for banking business. For sale at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-27
FOG FOUND.

Luz FUND.
A LARGE estra, BULL. DOG, came to the house
"A ofMr. STEPHEN w TURNER, l6l Old Le-
vee. on Friday last; which the Owner can Obtain by
proving property, and paying charges.
Heis large white dog, apparently about year old.
d24-3t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-27

The steam ship Liverpool, bearing sub-treasnrer
Price to safety and Swar'out, was Ivy the ship
Huron, on the 9Th inst, in la' 40. IS, long. 81
%, then ont two days, and under good head way.
Capt Boardmnn makes no mention OF the "R even.
ue Cuter,' so wisely sent out TO overlnke the
steamer,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-27

nKAErS nj 5 DAYS after sight on Louisville For
~ sale by ilERMOGENE BROWN 4 co,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-27

rUTLERf--An i.vuce ust received consisting Of
" 10 NC bl er< lives, ut nmnuac-
turer's prices SHALL & BROWN,
40 Nnunzinr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-27

BfIgNde UrIer, No. IT.
conformity with the laws for the organization of
IL the Militia of III State OF l.Ousann the Regiments
competing thu LIST Brigade L.. NJ. will assemble for ill.,
spec,, and review fully armed aud accounted, the
days hereafter designated
The LIST Regime NJ, oil VIM. Brothers, will assemble
the Place darnes on tuesday the 18th OF January
next, nj O'Clock, Z. NJ.
Tie 2nd Regiment, Col. w. T. Thompson. will as
sembe Washington Square on Wednes ny the Seth
January next, nj ) o'clock, z. NJ.
The 18th Regiment, Col NJ. White, will assemble
Lafayette So Thursday the Bis, January next
at 5 o'clock, r. NJ
BY order of Brigodier General
JW JUSTAMOND.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-27

NEW MUSlC-D Native Music; The Convent Bell;
lV Pm auting, rowing Blade; Never Despair, Oh
don't you remember tue beautiful glade in the Dramatic
Romance The White Horse Of the Peppers Thou art
come md Love thou art near me- sung by Miss Sher-
rid in the grand Romantic Opera Amilie Good Night;
The meeting and patng; care not for spring its
tickle wing, by II Russell; Come, come thou art in
row; 4 Life on the Ocean wave by Ii Russell; She |
watched for him; Flo me let fall tear; Come
morning; Oerthe waters BY nooniigh There S no home
like my own, arranged for the harp by L Laharre.
Royal Watzcs, by \ Fleche; Queen Nicora's Court |
4uadrilles. Just received and Tor sale by
DIG CASEY, 10 Camp st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

FARE REDUCED.
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UNITED STATES MAIL FOR PRINCETON TREN.
TON AND PHILADELPHIA

UNITED STATES NAIL FOR PRINCETON pREn.
TON AND PHILADELPHIA
BY Rail Road and Coaches
Morning Jne-Wn leave the foot OF Couuinndt ST. every
morning 9ocock by the o the New Jersey Rail
TO New Brunswck thence by stage to Trenton, arriving
Philadelphia the same afternoon.
Reiurning-Lesve Trenton at ~ O'Clock, A. M after the
arrival Of the the Phsdepha and Trenton Hail Road
arriving at New York nj 81 o'clock, r. M.
Even LBe-Leaves New York, foot of Courilsndt
O'clock r. NJ; passengers will reach Trenton by o'clock,
lodge and take early Philadelphia
RAJ Road, arriving w Philadelphia by O'Clock, AN.
Returnng-Leeve Philadelphia at O'Clock, r. NJ arriving
in New York at "a O'Clock, A..
For seals, apply the Rail Road Once Zoo, of Couanat
New York the old Stage Ofce, 20 south 81 oppo-
site Congress Hail. Philadelphia, and At the bar OF Rising
Sun Tavern. Tresten.
the first snd last of Paterson Rail Read which
with the above lines the junc,isn Bergsn and the
public rely ssuppy fssges New Brunswick for
their accommodation
field, >. Mail Coach once, Old No. Ceurtlandt
Broadway, New York.
NIB. Leaves the .fhse quarter before A. NJ and
quarter before p. VI.
New York Nov. l6. 1857 jM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

$500 INHrswA1KR.CaSsgs sr.cssIc .sx
lures ssd analogous x the orx..
The Go.orIhGs adgns,,~s con,sna.ssg aaa a.noy.s
and is,co well known to require any sssaasss quite
easy be got Sui h.: been dkcsk gel cleared ID.
sosiouso amraos. per aides III ranks OF society high
IL ,se and !: distressing and ..
fatal Its consequences disease the w~atnen, s
So unfortunate as TO the eonpsia IL he follows
fashionable advice rss hims Of all apple
'e1ercise has tendency aggrava.e the difficulty"
confne hlmsellto mis- room He must then De sea rsshed
prvcd oa articles Of food and usual IN oeas
nen o. ns
toa. Every day new change siusl De male, unt
months sense oftbe PROSTATE gland
sweled estcle chronic inflammation OF the mucus mem
that will long he lives and from the ars
anexPosure tina, e1ciss The rdicule of all around him
In Cross's Specific Mixture the aremedy
that completely ebviaes all these difficulties ana mskess rap'
I'd and cure without the least regard drink
The unparalleled in power. has the specific
property of entirely neutrazng the poison ana supprenR
all symptoms of the complaint sometimes in twenty -four
II IS our obec to give long quaekish recommend.
Much experience aargs number OF and extensive ON
short such is the IN the Ml,ure fousded on obse
vation alone that tie proprietor chaengesa snge q
effect rapid cure under forfeiture of $500.
presented 70 the public Tor their benefit they stanc
much in need of IT, and it hoped they will make proper
useoE
Whtns Eemeoy persons cure themselves wtnOut the
least change of Diet changein application tobu
sness These sufficiently great be of
sequence
The medicine contains nothing that is at the least injury
the constitution Gallons o! might be taken but harm
would follow
Further disease be conracted desc of the MIX
is taken mig hton going 10 bed when exposed
lii put bottles. with full directions accompanying
81 bottle. One bottle lasts week. which generally
Many cured in two days
For sale oay by MlnorG Gamble, 1875 Broadway, corner
Dey street. Dr. Guion, corner of Grand and Bowsry
Socum corner OF Broadway and Duane street; A. B. ID
Sands 100 Fulton of william, New Jones
Hutchinson corner Chestnut Seventh Philadelphia.
N. B. Call for Cross's Specific Mixture. Tie propretors
signature ard number of residence is the label ri eac
bottle. 6-Sm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

IMPuDENcE-That shameless, reckless, unprinci-
pied prAt the Courier and Enquirer prates about the
Ward meetings, and their denunciation OF dueling,
sneering their manifestation of correct principle,
and endeavorng its code of honor and chvalry"
in opposition to the laws of God and the feelings of So
cety OF all papers in the world the Courier should be
the last to NEEDLE with such subject twas asked
of old
Qus tulerit Gracchos de seditione querenter
when the Courier speaks of honor" we should have
expected the ghost of Benedict Arnold would start from
his foreign and unhonored grave and treat US with an
Grafton about patriotism.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16
CURED.-DR sCUDDER

uAEAFNESS CURED-DR SCUDDERs eelebra.
~ TED Acoustic Oil is certain and failing remedy for
thousands from partial entire deafness perfect hearing
Many entirely relieved by the Of snsie BOTTLE and
who have been completely deaf have been restored
perfect hearing after using from four bodies The fol-
lowing few certificates and letters frs gentlemen OF
Knows respectabitys-
BRooKLyH, July I, 1887.
"This certify that in September, 1885, taken with
srsar some heavy steam engine by was Ruch
affected that could not understand common conversation
which contnued ntemission ua tbs month Of Janu-
1887 when purchased bottle sf DR. Scudders Acoustic
on from A. D. Sands, 100 Fulton Of William
and before using half OF the contents bottle hearing
somewhat affected from takag cold Yet with few sppl
caons hive been again restored and would recommend
others similarly aHec ted, try the
SETH COUCH, 10 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
Messrs A. b. ID. Sands-Gentlemen-As have not the
pleasure Of personal acquaintance send the above
certificate, which, from humanity fellow beings
liberty make such disposition OF think
per. Respectfully yeur humble servant,
do hereby certify that my little daughter quite deaf
much that wasoetes fearful she w~ud entirely lose her
hearing. From reputation Of Dr. Scudder was induced
to try phal OF his Acoustic OIL by the use oil which, am
happy state, she entirely rSstored to hearing.
II. ID. PARKMAN, Hudson, N. ".
have had similar performed, tn that mentioned by
Mr. Psrkmas, child by the use OF part of bottle
STEPHEN HEDGES. Hucson. New York.
The above carefully prepared from the original receipt OF
DR. scudder by subscriber who preprieors tor
the United States Of America and the Cansdas
FASsETT sELDEN, eoi River street, Troy ~ Y.
The genusne Acoustic OIL sold wholesale and retail by
A. B. a ID. SANDS, loo Fulton street,
8 Of william.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

nRHIs TOOTH PAsTE-A new and ecgsn, ara.
~ Gle for the Teeth-The Orris Tooh rase WINE seau
and gvirg them clear and pesry whitene- also
the the lips guas, and gives additional
eauty In Inc ts ensewbk Of the mouthby VS. sssecne
properties greatly tends preserve the teeth rom decay
snao pu % the also sddsthsi peculiar and fra
ersn sw~epe the breath for which the orris Root
lastly that article enters srget~ no the conpo
ssn ofthe Or Tooth Paste giving To Us same and esssp
tally contributing 10 that agreeable taste ana fragrance winch
nsr,i,Iv for tooth was the Ors Tooth Paste viii be par
tcuariy acce ptabe, as can readily be converted into
eassut and INST excellent tooth wash asssvsg piece o
about the Of pea " small auanu 2, waer whch csI
iii tho tooth wash without the objections that
he brought the manner IN which az article OF thu
latter Of necessity be put upand equally
free .m the many objections thstsre appcaoe to,oo pow
ders from. their pesncs appenage 70 TIVE toilet
Tn, gres, nu ~r of ARTICLES that have bees suoed TO the
public Improving the appearances OF me teeth snd whci
have So generally proved Unsatisfactory induces I've propre
tor the Ora, Tocth Paste 40 conhdentn ne ~ ~ scpero
,xceence and virtue 10 observe that sou'dn IN any
pryye ineffective the money will be returned:
n car no had OF n. G.. Hart, ITS Broadway MIS- = G..
C,noops No 4 Astor House, Broadway Jsmet " Han
2rs Broadway; George g. Howe Co. lS ChnNnn W JONI
Suon co ser Bowery and Grand st. eorner Henry and w
sts and wboe.as ssd retail az al orand 81 ps,wee rn
Broadway ssd Dvisiou St Price 81 cents BE ca. to
bc,sisthe paste. " WI
CAss1,-Mn sERNARDUs LEDEBOER takes lse
y pleasure intern biz Iena. and ,ss puonc
a. doors FROM Cbsham where he WI be happy 70 wait
day snd nsbs upon WHO nsy hcccr him WIN thu Pc
tv~rags ~ has studied In Europe s.d for TIE - asen
meshs he empbyed N the vel knewn e~sonnesa o.
medicine, cf,l. scs ap.Hy wiibe usedby l, and pbys
class prescriptions viii Re put up whene ssd 80
~ the lowest scrns possbie.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

and exchange Sl65 "a nett $5262 for which We re-
ceived cheque on Ohio for $5000 sold this ase At
loss of o. The next Feb l6 face of notes discount
ed S54l7 Ia; discount for charge thereon, Sll3 ID
nett, 5000 81 for had cheque on vicksburgh for
S500O-t was sold at loss II per cent. On the 22d
Of February there discounted S56l4 IA interest
and exchange $l7I l2-nett, 1854 30; draft on Gin
cnnau for $5000 which we sold at loss of per ct.
We were our own brokers. The certificate of deposit
on Hudson was lodged May A, 1886; it was passed
to our credit 18th May 1886.
LEFT sitting
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16
DATENT LAMPS, wARRANTED-Imp improved

DATENT LAMPS, WARRANTED-Improved
Il Mechanical al Lamps recently Invented by
Messrs Ocean Co. Paris superior to any former invention
their ut and beauty
The subscriber sole agent and Importer Ursed
for Mesrs Decau Co., begs leave respectfully
ladies that he
No. junction Maiden Lane and Liberty streets.
stairs with complete OF the above stated
risr fashionable Lamps which be intends 10 keep constantly
invites all those who be interested in
thereof him with call being confident that this ar-
Gle, entirely from the popularity has already
quired among fashionable circles Paris and from the
orders which constantly that lis meriy
cannot fail to be duly appreciated by this Intelligent
recognize all its useful properties the mechanism being
ecty plain construction and operation, and being the
tise object OF curiosity by itself
These Lamps be adapted purpose in the Of
illumination and be asserted without hesitation eIag-
gsraonthat alone produces light equal 10 Is sperm
candles One Of these lamps he used discretion whoua
the least teratoa on the mantle piece on the table by
very simple combination adapted chandelier.
One OF the peculiar perties this ingenious nveRoH
that Is the glass tube and the wick tm regulates the
diminished by the lowering Of the wick except however when
total extinction is requires.
Another peculiarly also OF is that the lamp
hcan be used, becoming clarified by the functions
mechanism which latter wound in the evening" and
The light suitably regulated snung further
Is required for the whole night.
The subscriber has also hand full assortment OF plain
and fancy Candle Screens article also entirely cheap,
easily adapted candles which them the deceptive
peaance Of fancy lamps and they agreeable and
and writers There also such fancy Of larger
scripon and fancy globes sttached TO the above lamps
jl2sn. AUG'N DIAcON
EROST,S TRIAL-For sale at this Office, Iumber
copies Of the trial ~ &c
vd Paul Browns Speech Jshn Morrs Speech Thos Pke
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16
GREAT RGAINSINBOOTS g. SHOES
4 II L

NJ TO RICHARDS'!-T0 RICHARDS ECONOMY
Is WEALTH More than l20Oe pairs OF Richards
modern make of elegant durable and fashionable Boots for
gennens dress at 81 % 81 so the pair retail Also 1900
hs elegant make and double calf skin Water Proof
Boots The reputation OF these Boots is well known that
further useless only the price, which is reduced the
pair retail Aso 5000 pairs superior fine calf skin Boots for
gerllemens modern style, and
Warranted at 80 $3.50 the pair. large and splendid
Of boys Boots Large asd splendid assortment Of
ladies' Slippers French ties urred and injured Buskns Cal
Boots slips, DC &c-cheap, cheaper, cheapest
All kinds Misses and chldren Boots and Shoes selling off
prices lie better qualities be found
in this CITY, Apply
RICHARDS, Nos 22s, 232 or 2S4 Canal st.
the oldest on the block, and the largest and
far the best assortment Boots and Shoes in
the city, 25 per cent cheaper than ever.
NJ B. ont mistake the numbers the doors listen to
calls many have done, and thought they buying
Boots. the oldest store-Nos 2S2 md 234 Canal
Greenwich and they each
well filled with and clean looking goods You can't
take them. AT FLINT RICHARDS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

THE LATE MURDER AT WAsHINGIoN,-The report
of the Committee appointed to investigate the cause of
and proceedings in the late duel will be made in about
a week. Mr.. Daniel Jackson is now in Washington,
and it is said gives quite different version of the affair
the published in the American. Quite singular
development may be expected.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16
nOCTOR CARPENTEH,s PECK sLIp
~ DIsPENsARf,N NO. a, PECK sLIP, first door

Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages OF regular
medical education, and having received his Dpoma for the
practice Physc and Surgery, from the New York State
Medical Society and having had twenty years general
practice In this city devotes his personal
fra humanity and particularly 10 certain class train OF
diseases for which many nosums and plans Of medicine
the columns OF the newspapers Diseases require
be treated agreesbly 10 the symptoms that may prevail
and various and changes they mvy assumeand
Ience the least reflections satisfy sny discerning mind
no specific poslrum can be applicable to ell cases
The extensive of DR. Carpenter all stages and
varieties of this disease, enables him offer speedy and
thorough and adept class OF medcses arranged
and compounded Offend lead suspcop
compounds totally unknown the ordinary quasks Of The
day.
the privacy Of patients. who contact
Charges moderate and adapted the capacity o the patient
he ohice-Prce, 81 ~ sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16
CAPSULES GELATINEUSES PERFEC
OTloNNEES Au BAgMEDE COPAHU-Patentees de

CAPSULES GELATINEUSES PERFEC
OTI0NNEES AU BAgME DE COPAHU-Patentees de
rAcademie Royale de Medicine de Paris-Preparees par
CHARLES WILDENOW.
GELATINE CAPSULES OF PURE BALsAM CORA.
W. patented by the Roy Academic ot Medicine of Paris
threu France, England Germany, Prussia
Italy, Continent OF Europe, since tie valuable Disco
of this precious medicine.
The Copavi BaIsam Is Of all the medicines employed
n combating the chronic and gonorh9a afeces the
specific action of which has been doubted
and to which physicians have consequence give the pree
but its and smell the OF Us
being rejected by many patients
This the why experiments have been made
in order disco mode Of Disgusting IT'S taste that
mght be taken with less but hitherto this has
imperectly effected and always by the addition
active which modSes its and thus
its chemical constitution and It's physical character
THEREFOR having discovered mode OF administering II In
that occasion the slightest and
this without submitting alteration The method
enclosing In the geatpe capsules II encloses tina,
precious medicine such disguise entirely
the and smell and INTO the digestive with
other mixture than that o. the geatne with which
enveoI ed, and which completely dissolved In the
stomach BY this the atment Of the gonerha be-
ing effected without disgust and consequently without inter-
ruption, will become prompt thus
ventisg the possibility of relapse.
The well the attefations from the
emisen physicians Of Paris enclosed each box
For sale by all the most respectable apothecaes in the
city and country
Druggists and epotecarss supplied with the above cap
sules by CHARLES wILDENOw, atNo 81 Cherry street.
near Franklin Square f2-lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

SERGEANT KITE.-A recruiting detachment of the
United States army, marched through the streets of
New.Orleans on the 9th inst, with drums and ffes.-
This is on the European plan, where the handsomest
and best spoken Sergeant is sent into to decam
upon the beauties elegancies, and comforts of militia
ryliie.
proper, fine. young fellow, tall and straight,
Just made rank and glory, five foot eight
March the field knock Freachmans brains
And pick the scoundreps pocket for your pains
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

New HAMPSHIRE ELECTIoN.-This is a close con.
test Isaac Hill is defeated in his county Great
anxiety 10 know the result Particulars tomorrow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

Nor DEAD YET.-Genera Scott will arrive today at
the Aston House. HIS death and burial are postponed
to a more fitting time.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

CO. 80 ~

VIA RAIL ROAD AND CANAL TO PITTSBURGH.
Leaves West Chester HOSE OF Broad and
streets, daily nj O'Clock.
The Boats and Cars this Line Of the very
description, having been built expressly Tor the accommodates
and Ivy In the
This The only Packet Line that runs the Rail Road
Harrisburgh thereby saving so miles of anal travel
reaching Pittsburgh days and half, instead %
half formerly the when they went BY
Ceumbis, md there took the canal
speed and comfort this Line rot ereeled by ether
in the United States
Passengers 10 Cineinraii, Louisville hatcher Nashville 81
will swa be certain of being taken wi,houd
lay, this line connects with the boats Pittsburgh carrying
the mail
For seats apply north corner of 4h and Che~puS
i, and Ne. go Market ST. corner SD and Willow
Philadelphia, Mays jA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16
7 EyIsON,s HUNTER,s RED DROP-Ne~

7 EyIsON's HUNTFU's RED DROP-New
L. Ofce Nc Divisios The ory sure md afe cure Tor
the vencres disease the known world 70 every person
sound and Judgment must he evident that Hunters
Red Drop end esciual cure FOR " 81 awful
disease, he veneres In addition 10 the extensive sale Of
the Of her being many Who have vnny
endesvorsd ts initiate updsnisbe proof 81 US wonder
full virtues We do wish deceive WIN the puo
c merely speak the plain and simple truth our eern
Gates will shew application at the cee The un'ounse
should Dr. Hunter their guardian anger ressune
them from he apes OF disease which have bees
brought brink grave rueh by drugs a. by the
dis and BY application 81 this medicine have oeen re-
10 rfect health and their woned purity. Wersn
20 he understood hist warrant to enec, cure ~ :"
Aer selling in New Yorh for upwards OF two years snu
pbs years, which time out O. houss es oi ca
sss NO, one has faded ne perfectly satisfied that ne matter
old the case or invserse he VIII perform cesis
cure thereby causing the sufferer W ne s Tree
real poison and AZ pure - Tho day he was BERN
Price per bottle Omce Dvis'sn $50 ouser place 10
this city. -
Every phsitst Is gesuins win have The written signature
Of Ursh Devison. - =
A IA ck on the OF fellow win
ana 10 iii that lies power without sjuring suneves,
preserve ,ksm from misery and disgrseef
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

- 60 ~ PASSAGE To CHAkLEsTONs
-RSzSr1E1 = C-For the greater despatch and conve.
- nierse Of travellers going south,
atlantic and Savannah and Charleston Steam Packet Ccm-
pancs" have Termed ne Of Packets run twice
wesh and from No folk ssd Charleston comprising the o
lowIag Pscketsi-
GEORGIA, Captain Roll ms
y CAROLINA, Captain CoAey.
PULASKI, Gaps sin -.
Thr Pulaski will through Savannah amer sa
turday 2 instant They viii leave Norfok serpstey eve
~ Tuesday and Ssturss and Charleston Monday asd
Friday.
Passengers leaving Phlsdephs Mondays and frdayS
will reach Norfolk w tine FOR these Packets which me All
nshee with FIRST rse copper boilers the s@
Engineers are Of skl and long perence ~ m -
they are night lees Than by o,her. -
Passage from rhlsaenhs througts
Ralnssre +"
heriok,
Tekesto he had Baltimore stea-bc.t e6see fbn.-
dephis board the boats and the rfos soAa
Once IN BALTIMORE. board the boats sher they ssve ~
wharf.
The sssmsost WIZ sEAsRooK leaves ChsrIeses fsr -
snnah every FRIDAY wosnng
Baltimore, i4a Oct 1851. %