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E.MON SYRUP & PlCkLES-Lndcru Gods / G.
mon e;vup and Pickles, assorted sizes; also, 90
boxes of Lewis Il laskells Pickles; for sale 10 co-e
consignment, by JARVIS \ ANDREWS,
ELI cor Common and 'rchonpitoulns
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n,3I NY Statoners' Hall, 81 Charities Il.
K IKANDi--lU bhls fourth proof American Brands
Ap ldrding, for sa!eb by .,,
ISAAC BRIDGE & co.
mol 13i Magazine street.
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IROGP ELlILH.
yNEW EDITION or TIE CIVIL CODE or
LOUISIANA

T has been for some time made known 10 the public
4 that the subscribers engaged in preparing for
the press edition of the Louisiana Civil Code -
They Irnm the first, OF the great difficulty
and responsibility attending The publication OF the work
and it without great hesitation that they
scented to the undertaking. But the present edition
amounting 10 about three thousand copies, and which
had cost the State than thirty thousand dollars
was entirely out of print. For than two wears
past the usual pce Of the work has been from thirty
to fifty dollars.
1t is a system Of written rules which SO immediately
operates upon every individual of the state, interested
either in agriculture commerce and which governs
he disposition OF so much property coming to us from
other states, ntlnl!ke Amos aHy other treatise upon
law--.t is us much the text beck and manual of the
merchant aud the planter, it is of the private gentle
man and the professional a,iyuc t..
The lawyers Of TIE Goining states and in fact Of al
t'ose s'"tos linn TIE OHIO and Mississippi rivers which
md mart ior their produce in Louisiana have fire.
4nt neces lty of reference TO the code and make il
Indispensable requisite their libraries and in the
city Of NeH Grens the book is as sure t., he found in
the merchants counting room, upon he desk of the
Judge, Of the table OF tine attorney. 1t Is surprising
Therefore thar the first edition OF The work so quick
" disposed Of aud although mere reprint of il would
III some measure supply the public necessity, it
would he imperfect al unsatisfactory unless annotated
with reer nces to the Reports aud Statutes in order
EN- race the numerous amendments which have b, en-
made by the legislature and the important decisions
and cons1isnsens Y h"h have been given upon many
irs Erticles IL The Supreme Court.
The publishers have secured Tor tie general super
mtendcnce aud editorial department of tue work, the
professional services of Nheelock 5 UPTON, Esq a
me- 'her Of the Now Orleans Bar, The Hon Judge
Billiard, .ind-o Dermudrs, and Hon George Eustis.
have earh4ndy assisted MIR Upton with the valuable
notes which they have collected in tie coarse their
studies and practice; aud TO Mr. K Jennings, the part
ner of Mrupton who is also engaged i'll the work. Geo
Srawbidee, ESQ. has presented the OF ieie-
renres contained in his office cory of the code, and
which na'e hacn made by him dnNng the whole period
OF his DISTINGUISHED professional !ahors The PUBLISH
ers ma" therefore we'll trust that the annoations of the
work will he all that industry and abuur assisted hv
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JARVIS & ANDREWS,
Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
PROSFECTIIS-


THE subscriber proposes to publish, in the be.
ginning OF the ensuing winter Condensation Ct
the twenty volumes of the Old and New Series of
Martins Louisiana Reports, to he comprised IN four
volumes, 8Vo., according to the model of Peters
Condensed Reports.
This work is now ia preparation by j. Burton
Harrison, Esq, of this city, assisted by William F.
Brand, Esq, The Editor is also permitted by a
distinguished retired Judge of the Su premc Court,
and by one of the sitting Judges to expect from
their personal supervision all the advantage which
may naturally be reaped from their experience
Such work is becoming every day more ne
cessary, the original is yoluminous, expensive,
and scarce. An increasing curiosity too is mani.
tct in tho other States of the Union, in reference
10 the peculiar Jurisprudence Of Louisiana; and the
circumstance of the numerous principles here des
cded in the adjustment of conflicts of lnws, makes
the knowledge of our adjudged cases of prime uti.
lily 10 the jurists of the whole Union Moreover,
the rising republic of Texas has adopted our codes,
decisions from a fresh quarter,
Convenient notes, indicating tho parallel cases
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those IN the
authoritative forums of the other States, will
be added to each case.
The work will form four volumes royal octave,
and will be delivered, bound TO subsct .hors at SIS
per vol, in case it should be found practicable 10
compress it into three volumes, the p~icc to sub.
scrihers will be 81 per vol.
Subscriptions received by
WM McKEAN,
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A BEAUTIFUL head of hair is the grandest orna
I "a ment belonging to the human frame How strange
" Inc loss OF II changes the counGnance and prQmn
tnrey hrings on the appearance of old aye, which
ses many to recol at being uncovered and sometimes
even to shn' Socletv TO avoid the tests and OF
their nc1nannce: the remainder 81 their lives are con
se1n"nty spout in refinement. In short even the
loss OF property fills the thinking youth with
TINT neavv sinking gloom does the loss of his hair.
10 avert all these unpleasant circumstances, Orlae
Balm Of Columbia stops the hair from falling off on the
hrSt application and few bottles restores it again 1t
likewise produces eyebrows and wskers prevents the
mar ron turning gray, makes i curl beautifully, and
'rees ron scnrf. Numerous certificates 'o the first
fesnhctat'ty in support of the virtues of OldriGges
balm, are shown by the proprietors.
u37 Read the iollowing:-
Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mavor of Philalalph
has certified as may be seen below, the h. Oh cara
ternf he following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have used
the Balm OF Columbia discovered.by ]. Oldrdge and
have found il highly servceable not only as preventive
AGAINST the falling off of hair but also certain
WILLIAM THATCHER, Sc or,
Methodist Minister in st George charge.
No Sc North Fifth st.
JOHN D THOMAS, NJ ID, 1853 Races
! I2lr,, :, FC l,IsH lGl Spruce street.
JOHN GARD, Jr, l23 Arch street
1t is known that three of the above signers are NOR,
than oo years of age and the others less than 80.
From the Mavor.1
Commonwealth of PENIS ylvania. }
City of Philadelphia
J. Robert Wharton. Mayor OF said city of Pbilade
pha, do hereby certify that am we'll acquainted with
hlessrs 7 lnglis, John Furey, and Hugh MeCurtlv
whose names are signed to the above certificate they
are gentlemen of character and responsibility, and as
such full credit should be given the said certificate
In wltncs VIII 'reof have hereunto SET my land
and caused the seal Of the city to be fixed this
9th day of December &c.
t.. ROBERT WHARTON Mayor.
ObSERe L that each bottle fthc Genuine Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper, which is represented
the Fall JfNagara, &c
Sole hoesalc and retail by the sole agents for Ane
rira' o. Fletcher street. Maiden Lane one door
bel Pearl street and by most druggists and permers
ough he country
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
mn Wholesale
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Es. ssG'oseer ~ &c.

W tfE Just t-.eivelat their Furnishing Ware-hous
IL No II Camp street, by recent arrivals from f.,
~ !,nlorna,ennl h5reekeehiug articles which coI
| ectvcly (they b.leve) form assortment more cener
a, and complete than to be found in any snilar es,h
,shn.ut knJwn; consisting of
SILVER WARE
Coffee md tea sets; pitchers walters ~ sors c.l,
sticks cups, tmbIers and sobets table and des. o,ks
table deseit and tea spoons marrow and GRAVY mr. ra
govt spoons sugar tongs; sugar. sauce and sour, ,des
halter, fruit pudding and fish knives. nickle .nh dast
knives and forks napkins rings sc nrn.;nal,, fro
the anutactory of Mr. B. Gardiner, of New York.
ylnse lone established repu,tion f,r III. ,n,n,f,'
Of silver ware is sufficient guarantee Of its sncrnr
nn,li,y 80 'Dt'''''
PLATED -EARE OF sITEFFJELD AND R1p-
MINGHAM.
dial s,,nis superb candlebr,s and Enerares VIII WIN;
ror .ltea,,x for centre of tl,a dinner or
waters round and oblong from 8 to 70 inches: herc
steak and vegetable dishes; rich dish covers; cak md
bread baskets: d.eanter stands. mantle and c,a,,'
nandleAcks: vine STRANGERS coolers and svnho,s J,
fer ahels cIaret corks tea STEAMERS fable hello , w.
be epp and mustard sooons. epr boilers and c,o,d.
toast races, Sc 90
Table and desert Knives forks and snnnn.. .o,,,
ladies'; butter and fish knives cheese scoops as
parag,ls longs vegetable forks, etc.
jApANNERY.
Fine Gothic Sandwich and round corner walters in
sets and single from to 81 inches; do of babier macd;
bread cheese, and knife trays large upright Iate
warmers; spice, sugar and cash boxes pressing cases;
India tea tables in nests, cades Japlnnesi and of rich
tortoise shell, etc.
LAMPS.
An extensive assortment, among wnc Astral
lamps all bronzed and gilt and OF rich cut glass; mantle
lamps do, do, each plan and with glass prsms very
splenin cut glass aoi brohzed and Japanned side
bracket X, iam ,I'S, ,,,,,
C'iht>Dr.'.,r'i.1 AM, itANhl-t' LAMPS.
f.Slisf ana re"ch cil glass chandeliers or usrcs of
- 10 10, Is, Z'a - lights; French bronzed and gilt
N liCtS. n,J 1,r-
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Blue SULPHUR SPRINGS.

tt'.NhlA'i+i. WV ~ 'i'NN''t,h
gus mV"rlie watering place IN me mountains a,
the White sulphur Will be open IN due season Tor the
reception OF company. MANY important improvements
nave been made since me last season. spacious nail
Dom, and number OF singe-bedded rooms have been
added ani nov hnishng; atori'ng hccohnoda''otiS.
ny tn lst"t July for $50 visitors An excellent turn
pike rnni has been constructed passing ny the Springs,
md Intarsectmg the kanawha tnrnp'ke near Lewis
nlfg. over ms read; ny diferlIt :" lle posi- once
ecparim"nt 'ir<SrS, Brldn, Waiter N cos line OF
alnl coaches VIII run post nihee henlg established
al the springs, visitors may reeve news and CORES
0nl 'intiv, EAST amt w'st. VI the meaclhhl qualities
al these waters, ia" porret@rs need not speak They
awe been analysed by ahle ana 'Srh chehSt aud
,nnl to hn IN <"lntI N All 'le Fhlnp'e ingredients OF
fIc most celebrated springs III virginia.
troScn, SUP ate OF nngnesta 5nIph4'e OF LINN" Car
donate ol Lime SmphMr OF ~" "a, Mnfh't o' soda
aud Mu.Ate % iit%ncSa tiS ShlutarN cettS ~ winch
are exhiihed ~ diseases i'u'ht ''e,hh'S; 'n enron
&c dectan' "i me stomach 'Ef' ana novels ,hchta-
neous alc!i"is or diseases o. t sam NJ remedy more
potent oratnracouS can tie '""ha.
Extensive ha'hlnS est''"S'e"'' OF ''',, FN'S nave
been erected contiguous TO 'l1 springs NS't"fs can
at all rles ENJOY inc necn'fr Advantages t'f pc
nlgl AMI Wn,tH"on,e ehectS'
MAYOR W imam 'ass WIZ commune u'' sup "r"'h"-
ance :" tn sfi9' Every rSer'on on us Fhi'' '" ON
Tue paN ~ ''r "i'uN' >''t. "o " ,'H'''
or the blue >aIpA"f 'h'fo snare I" u'e p"o't pat
onage. e,..,I
IhH pfoP'e'ofs Oh the ha" snit'n"r 9piihss WI nf
liberal III the feep Vi ""tS5 Oh a'i OF ,olf ana ives
IL iianhs whicNnfrroilSl sow 't"1 R'".
Wto'; disclosures M' ni,'ft ""n %, ~" ''o'''
"a ibea WINERY :" ''oHff',, nl''i ~ W.
Pel'' Cn'l'a'ti tPt' f,'tt''s ~ III ~
part ~ H'I'"i" i''.it'iN' i'''.' y i'rt " ''
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RuSHTON & ASPlNALL'S

RUSliION &, ASPlNALL'S
COMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE.-A speedy
" and certain euro for the Fever and Aquc
rcmttent and intermittent evers; prepared from
the original recipe Used with eminent and uni.
vcrsa success IN 1882, by persons of tho highest
responsibility in this city, stated in the annexed
certificates. ~A
been cXtensvel DC above diseases with
such dlstingu'shd that the proprietor of
the recipe has hesa ged TO offer it to the pub.
lie in its present form. IN the hope that it may be
the means of relieving many of those who are
suffering under the scourge of country. 1t
medicine possessing great virtue, and when used
according to the directions has never failed of
etfccting cure, even in the most obstinate stage
of the disorder. 1t is not at oil dsagrceabe, and
persons of the weakest stomach, and children may
take it with impunty. Ii strcngthcns the digestive
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom requires
more than one in obstinate cases, two bottles
to effect cure. There is neither mercury nor
arsenic in the medicine, nor any thing injurious
to the human constitution. The proprictors are
well convinced of its efficacy, that they agree
to refund the price Of every bottle which has been
takon in accordanc, with the directions and has
not effected perfect cure of the fever & aguc.
A. OLIVER, sole agent for New Orleans, al
his wholesale aud retail drug and medicine store,
corner Of Bienvc and Charities streets.
For District Agencies apply To
les T. w. SMITH As Can't st.
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LBESfftA SEA&sM COACH
q EEsfbAT LIN

e=sst N i 800! = ! 7 !. tr5-1fl !. =
ssfs - .ts - IT.! E.4llI;,
THROUGH IN FIVE AND a HALF DAYS,
From Mobile (Alabama) to Augusta S"ceJ
EANES Mobile every other da', tHlmf''iaeiy stte1
the a1iv: of the mail from New Orleans, per the
steamboat EMrLlNE, to Blakely, coaches to Pensaecls
steamboats, per Pensacola a St Rosa sound and Choe'
thachie River and 5av) to Ce1ar Bluff, coaches theec'
via Mariana, Chattaocchee, (forineiiy Mount YER
non, ianbi'ge Plndcr'on; i!awk'ns'iiie ana LOUIS
Vile to Augusta passenger takint his seat at Mo
bile is in danger of hepg thrown out or losing NJ
pre- erence by other conflicting Interests as ne fIo'i-
ia LINE is bat ont concern, and unaef one Coz ''p
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon ii's
arrival at August, in time specified. through all wealth
er and at any seaso unless most unforeseen catas
trnnhe sI,oil,l occur. The Great new Orleans Mai
is carried iy this route The Agents Tor aecommoha'
ton, Teams Coaches and Drivers not surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth. hard. natural roads, the safe and inter
esg water navigation, the time and accommodation
afford the traveller speed cerainf comfort, and pleas
ing Variety connected AS if were with the ian toau
Charleston S. e. and the steam packets TO New srk
travellers can rea Nh New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II hAYs~-Waslirgton city i'll II.
From Chat,atoochee Florida We have franc
Line Quincy and Tallahassee to St Marks, hor
pos, coaches, also branches from liawknsvlll'
illcdgesIlle, and one to Macon light two hors
coaches SfOChlONo q 60.
Augusta, cD,h Jan. 1855,
Office ri Manson House Mobile 5
distance, New Orleans 10 aln.iie, l2o MUG
Mobile to Augusta, $40 $
Augusta to CharlcStih, loo
Charleston to New York, $50 $50
u,ne %uw O,Iean to Mobile 2S hors
Mobile to Augusta, 81 g
Augusta to Charleston, ~
fh,,,l.s,,n In New York So 259
,fL;,r IFS miles rer ,'ay or miles yer hour, melt,
l:,n ,,r ii, s,nr,,ares nov 10
n. Il. l beg leave to inform the public that tn
bridges the Ch'uallooehe swamp and Hard i'"ho
creek have gust been completed the general govern
me,,t tth. ul> obstacles q Grating agansths safe an
speedy route ale thus hap,ny removed; aud have tn
pleasure otel ing from travellers thai the c"aches,hor
scs drivers and Dads OF the frs, orders and as to y"
water route from esacola Cedar Bluff, ii is admit
,e, by all who have passes, through be unsurpassed
ia nu>e elites beauty and safety. I he bridges tsirous
Georgia have also hgcnre!aireA. } Z BAKER
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STATE OF L0UISIANA.-First Juticiul District

STATE OF LOUISIANA.-First Judiciul District
,z5HE STATE OF L LCGIii To all whom,
u these Presents shall come, Observation-Disclosures
William Mackey having purchased at sale maize
by the sheriff of the parish of Orleans, the property
hereinafter Described has applied 10 the clerk of is
court in whose office the deed of sale was recorded on
the 9TH day Of Mai, A. ID. 1888, for mpnitinn or ad
versement IN conformity 10 of the Legislature OF
the State OF Lou>i ina, entitled "An act for the further
assurance of titles To purchasers judicial saes' ap
proved tie 10th day OF March, 1881.
NOW, therefore, know We, and all persons interested
herer are hereby cited and admonshed in the name
The State pi LOUISIANA and of the First Judicial District
Court who can set up any right title c! in and to
the property hereinafter described i'll consequence Of any
Inornav in the order, decree Judgment OF the court
under which the sale was made or any rreguarty on
Ill galty in the apprascments and advertisements, in
time, manner Of sale for other defect walso
ever to show cause, within thirty days from the day
this monitinnis first inserted in The public papers, WHY
the sale so made should not be confirmed and humoio
gated.
The said property was sold by the Sheriff of the par
isil uresaii on the 23d day of April, A. d. 1888 by
virtue ot decree of tins court rendered on the 81 day
OF March, A. H. 1885, in lit entitled William Muckey
VS. samuel Bell, No. 1885 of tn, docket of this court
at which sale said William Mackey became the pur
chaser for the price OF $500 cash,
Description Of Property given in the Judicial Con
veyance, VIZ:
A certain lot of ground together with all the build
ing5 aul improvements thereon situated in the pursl
"t prlalns, in the square bounded by New i.evee
Louisa, 'it and i1clnfd Streets designated by the M
,, on Tplun drawn by G. +. Ximpel DEPUTY Suryeyn
teural, on the 10Th Ilecemher 1881 aud deposited n,
pin \" 10, N The book Of plans ul Felix tilnu notar,
pubic. said lot measures ~ feet II inches front "a
New i.aFre street feet in depth on the side djonue
lot Nos, an 80 feet inches aud lines in depn on H.
side adjoining The property now, lately BELONGING II
,;ootrNe, and - tret II inches width in the rear
where il fronts alley If tnree feet nine irles il
| luutHuH to lots Nos /, !, 60, and ..
ml6 G"i EWlS Dep Clerk.
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= N II Il b Il In >
For single gin Of 50 Saws on more with
one set OF feeders, b,uAs &c at Sc per
saw, $50 oo
Fordo of 60 SAWS, with feeders, sc at Sc
30 per saw, $50 90
For do. of 10 saws, will feeders, &c. So
per saw, 500 oO
For do. o.. 90 saws, with feeders, &c. at 81
SO per saw. $50 Oo
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders, supplied a
40 cents eaeti; the number OF teeth being about equal
the number of SAWS. One of feeders, it is cor
sldeied however, will wear out tvs three OF
sows. Extra saws supplied At so cents each.
The Gins ordered, will De delivered to the agents of
planters IN of the port towns Of the plan
ting Slaes at the above prices, the agents paving the
ire rl On the same from New York, ant, becoming re-
sIt..,,ibe tor the amount of the Gin. \ Gin wright
will he sent with the Gins to Put them up where de-
sired; The charges for whose services will be extra bat
moderate.
Iron running gcarca also b. ordered where desired
Oh reasonable terms, but viii be charged extra. Horse
power, otany description, be furnished on like
terms. Small steam engines alse be ordered if de-
sired.
1t is desirable when planters give orders for Gins
they should accompany them with their views in regaI,
to tne arlTtngemento OF SAWS breasts, brushes &c Ii
IS IL rnd they differ opinion. Some desire saws of
larger diameter thar others. The cnn,alon size
is or 10 inches; ~ some wish them ~ inches Some
wash Or rows brushes on an axle, while Others do
not want more thah at nhsl. Some wish saws with
or teeth 10 the inch while others want 10 or II
w uch discrepancy, prefer they should 1T
the time OF giving orders, furnish statement of their
wishes, aud the manufacturers can fulfil them in every
particular. Where it is left ,liscvcum we shall
make them on the most modern and approved plan.
Order can be executed, from the time il is receiye,
IN the space OF eight or nine weeks aud the Gin in that
inhe placed IN the hands OF The factor. To be in time
inr The next crop, all orders oug in the hands of
the manufacturers by the first middle of May; except
tor plantations where they arelate in commencing 10
pick or gin cotton.
y. b. The Patent Right, for any of The cct,o,
growing States, WILDE sold on reasonable terms.
mes 6mos
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- Collection of C"iloqulI Phrases, on every topic ne
4 re,slry maintain conversations, arranged under
ftrrrut heads, with numerous remarks The pRcuiHr
pronunciation and use of various words Ihs whole 50
disposed Us considerably facilitate the acquisition Of a
correct pronunciation Of the French. by Bolmar, a
new edition, revised and corrected.
selection of the hundred of Porn's Tables, accom-
panied with key, containing the text, literal aud free
uanslation arranged in such manner as TO point out
ie difference between the French and English liom,
$50 figured pronunciation of the French, according
he hest French works cXtant the subject. The whole
preceded by short treatise onthe sounds OF the French
language compared with those Of the English.
APron0uncing French Primer, or the Scholars Guide
.the accurate pronunciation and photography OF the
French Lang &C. containing its elements according to
ne best usage ~ BERNARD fronchin lnsf received and
safely WM ."chEAN,
M Cor Camp 4 Com sits.
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FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana aud New York Line of Packe1s.l
an IN ~ IN

FEliE ships composing this Line VIII sail from New
4 q leans and New York ON every other Monday
commencing the 10Th november, and to insure the
strctoSl pncuality in the r time OF sailing, the line
will hereafter consist of five Ships viz:
ship loz0o, Captain 'lrask to leave on the 2uh nov
Ship LouisrWe, Captain Palmer, to leave the 18th
December.
Ship LnntspiHc. Captain Eldridger to leave the
inth ileeemb 1.
S..ip lictsb~rg, Captain Woodhousc to leave the
ut .thi ,ary.
ship -UisaaSsDpi, Captain Davis, to leave the 18th
.anuary.
L. The above ships are all of the first class,
copPered and copper listened and upwards of $50 tons
burh"n of light draugt of water, being built in
New ork expressly for Tie lnde The price ct pas
sage is fixed al one huHd9ed dO1iars Their cabins
fitted uson the most improved aud convenient plan, and
finished in neat and elegant STYLE Ample stores of
the first quality will be provided and every regard had
will please take notice that berth can be secured
til paid tor ut the Office OF the COnSgnces
These packets are commanded by Captains well ex-
perienCed in the trade, who vii give every attention.
and exert themselves to accommodate. hey will at
all times be towed mp aud down the Mississippi by
steamboats,, aud lie strictest punctuay observed in
the time OF sailing.
The owners OF these hips will not be responsible for
aEy let er, parcel package by orrut honr of
them, unless regular bill OF ladng be signed therefore
1t the counting house OF the agents nerS. Fer
nrtler particulars, apply to
ID BEN s. A COHEN;
nov IL W Common st,
N%TAS toun, fifty miles ,ro n the Baiae, III tic month
w of July, "a lurge launch, English built copper
fastened and has been coppered, she is D feet long
and eight feet beam; and has Leen sloop rgsed as
there are iron straps forward for rigging. Whoever
cogni<es said launch, will plause call at No 20 Old