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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26
SOir6e Musicale.
MADAME EARADORI ALLAN.

Soir6e Musicale.
MADAME CARADORI ALLAN,
UEGS permission to acquaint the amateurs Of mu-
ID sic, nhsbitants Of New Orleans theat she will give
soiree musicale at the st. Louis hotel Wednesday
evening, Feb. o. commencing at o'clock,-in the
course Of which she will sing the following pieces:
Scena I'd Aria Casta dipa, )" Norma-Bellini.
Cavstina Una roce POGO Ea." II Bnrbiere-Rcssini
Aria " 10 Iudia." Tasse-Donizet
BOlero francais Ouurez c'eyt nous" Dessour.
Scottish ballad.
~ Tickets 81 So for sale ut the ST Louis and other
hocIs; and at Messrs Johns, Mr. Caseys, and Messrs
Brocards Music stOns feb25
DAPER-l5OO renn,s Of Amies' Dove mill and deny
L writing, cap and letter paper, Of very superior
qnalitv for sale at manufacturers prices by
fel25 A TOWAR, 20 Camp st
CARDS
u PRINTED at the shortest Notice, in the most
elegant manner, in Black Colorcd INKS on Enamel
led, White Flake, Plain Surfaced CARDS, and
Prices gerry Reasonable at TRUE AMERICAN OF
FICE, corner Of Poydras and St. Charles SITS.
Seuerak New and Beautiful FOunts Of TYPE hare
just been added to the Establishment.
Orders received at Compiling Room, 81. Charles
Exchange rd door from Graver st.,or at the Printing
Office, of Poydras & St. Charles streets.
u0v1-O
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BOARDING HOUSE TO LET.

VINHE upper part Of the fremont House, next door
i to st Charles Theatre one Of the most pleasant
business, and having 30 boarders, though j, has
accommodated ~ at tune; for those having furniture
it is chance the proprietor is nbout entering
enquire the premises. Mrs ANDERSON.
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hearing the order he coolly folded his arms and
told them to "shoot anj be hanged" This display Of
hi, crity procured the in,erposoa If British officer
aud I'll. lie was saved.
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$40 REWARD,

STRAYED or stolen on the morning Of the 2lst inst,
- a small white Bull Terrier Slut, with hnck ears.
The above reward will be paid by leaving her at
ft22-3t OF HOZEY, St Charles ST
TNOR SALE-To close n concern. The fast smiling,
first rate, copper ia tened and copprred, Phiude-
phia built, packet brig GANNlCiEFFT, 2O0 tons,
having elegantly finished accommodating for Is pas
sengtrs. If sold at private sale before Tuesday
18th inst, she will on tim, day, be sold at auction by
Hewlett & Gems, at the French Exchange, st Louis
street, at o'clock. For examination and inven-
tory, apply board, second tier, below the Ferry to
J Robert l. Co., Or to WIN PORTER,
te22 95 Common 81
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TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE.
BOOK & JOB FRI N GIllMG'
E0GESa

And every desert ptiom Of Sob Work. that
lsany he required.
THE proprietor respectfully calls tie attention Of
the public to the above Card, and them that
est notice, in style unsurpassed in this city, and
at the lowest rates,
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r INSEED OlL-CIpprras and Red Beans, in store
IL g DORSEY,
ja30 IA New l.evce
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TALES AND SKETCHES FROM THE QUEEN CRY, BY
Benjamin Drnke author cfhe Je ,Sc. Of Black ffark,
Cincinnati, 1888. volume with the above title has
been placed in our hands, and notice it with pleas
we do all the publications If native WRITER'S that
possess the intrinsic merit Of the work before The
author, Benjamin Drake Esq Of CINCINNATI is we'll and
avorabl, known throughout the community, as the au
thor of "iIe Life OF Black Hawk; production, which
though written currenc calamo, without exactly the
precision perhaps required and sIurred by the mex
cnsnLlo sovenliness Of publisher looking to the
profits than the appearance Of the bosk, has already
passed through several editions.
he volume before Us, consists as the title denotes
If tales and sketches, many Of which remember to
have read years ago. in popular periodicals.
and which now come upon us-afording the pleasure
derived from meeting "old familiar faces" in foreign
land. The style the author is lucid and graceful
and possesses many Of the excellencies peculiar to
some ft,e most esteemed writer's in the country.
portion Of the sketches rather slight perhaps, for
publication in stad form as book, but none Of
them arc without merit.
We particularly commend Mr.. Drake for enAeevor-
ing from unmerited oblivion the deeds Of those
who first settled the soil, and prepared it, it were, for
the rich harvest. their reaping. We trust
that his example will be followed by others, and that
nc VIII continue the recital OF actions and incidents he
so glowisgly depicts, and we'll cmbellish and
adom. We gratfed to learn that he is engaged
upon work. for which he has for some years been
preparing the matcrie, and which feel confident, nc
one is more competent tic execute Than himself. We
allude to the Life Of who, though Of that race
whose very being is rapidly vending towards sunset
possessed all the elements Of Hero and man. nnt
well deserves place the page Of History. We lool
forward with pleasure, to the life OF Tecum,he, ant
have doubt that it will do honor to the subject ant
the author. We trust, however, that Mr.. Drake will
occa onay turn from his severer lubors and indug,
us with more Of his pleasant sketches, such tos'
| we have Ust ner,scd.
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HAVANA SEGARS-3O NJ principe ilnvann srsare
L for saleby ISAAC BRIDGE & Co
fed l3i Magazine =
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FRANKLIN INFIRN1ARY-
TINE public are respectfully informed that TINS insti
l. tuition is erected on the most improved plan, and
in an airy aud most admirable situation, in the aulour
Franklin upon the rail- oad one mile from Tie sisss
sPPi.
The building is large. an most commodousy divided
int" apartments, for ksepIns separate different casses
and different diseases.
The institution is suppli&i with most skilful and
attentive male and female nurses and speaking the va
riois modern languages.
Private rooms may be had by gentlemen at FIVE dol
lars per day, incIudin. attendance, &c.
Terms in the ordinary wards, two dollars Der day.
Slaves also two dollars. Small Pox in the ordinary
wards, five dollars.
All capital surgical operations extra.
The resident physician is DR. Weddelnah, TO whom
application for admission must be made or to DIR
Luzemberg No n Rampant street. api9lv
n E kUM-3O barrels N. E. Rum just received and
l for sale by Y, n,,r,,
<tANDLES-5OO boxes New Bedford, Bo ton and
~ Nantucket Sperm Candles, for sale BY
fe22 ISAAC BRIDGE L. Co, 1874 Magazine st
EUNNY BAGS-10O bales 9, p and 3 Lashe
~ Gunny Bags, for sale by
fe-2 ISAAC BRIDGE 4. ca, l34 Magazine st
HNOBACCO-lO0 hoxes manufactured Tobacco SIS
L I"'s and pound Jumps, Of various brands aad
qualities, for safety ISAAC BRIDGE T. Co,
fe.2 l3i Magazine ST
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S.PARMi.Y, Dentist, respectfully gives no.
LIE tee, that he may be consulted annually in New
Orleans, during the mouths Of February, March and
April. His assneate in the practice, Or I.yon whose
professional skill and experience both in the surgical
and mechanical departments, is unsurpassed in this
country, will remain permanently.
iel9 Office, 50 Canal street.
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nM & SALT-IOO bbls Tanners oil, in prime o.tdr
" 80 bbIs summer strained sperm oil, byer
1919 sacks Turks Island salt, in store for sale
n28 L H GALE, 80 Common
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RACON-7O casks ofhanls, shoulders aud sides, for
ID sale by GDORSEY
. faI9 A New Ievee
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PORT on NEW ORLEANS.
CLEAKANCES.

s. CLEAKANCES.
February 25sh 1889.
RAip Europe Drammoud for Liverpool.
Rsie Alexander. Simpson for Hartford.
Brig black Hawk Armstrong far Now York.
Mn Uxardo Gichssst for Baltimore.
HsiH Lisouia McLelon for New York.
schr Alexander Lind for Tampa Bay.
ARRIVALS
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NEW BOOKS.
The Only Daughter. dome site story, by The su,hov
of,hc "Subnern,' &c. in . vols.
Mary Rn. mon and other Tales by Mrs Gore auhop-
css OF Mothers and Daughters" &c. in 2vos.
The Heir of Scwood, by the u,horess Of "Mo,hcrs
and Daughters" &c in2 vols.
Alih"n Vernon, the Embroidered handkerchief, 10
which is added Henrietta Harrison, the Blue Cotton
Umbrella, bv Miss Leslie, author Of "Ptnci Sketch
es," &c. IN vol.
Oliver Twist, complete in vols. by Boz cheap cdt-
ton. Just received and for sale by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

NOkrHEKN HAY-2GO bales prime New York
IN Hay, landing from ship Ocmulgee, and for sale
Nv feI0 A COHEN, 9n Common st
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"ANDkERCIiIEFS--1 rnscs pongrc hanIker-
1 chiefs, for sale by ISAAC FRIDGE r Co,
eI lIi Magazine u
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DOWLET"T'S Interest 1ntlcs-Fo.ior's Eookkecp-
IL ing; Benefits do. Hauis' do. Expeditions
Measuror, and Edwards Bootkecpers Allas, received
aud for sale by TOWAR,
je2 40 Camp 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

VSEXAS LAND SCRIP FOR SALE-The su,scri
and forty Of land, each. By the act of the Legis
lhtre this script oan be held and located by foreigner
and is transferable by assignment.
nnx24 TH0S II ZEE A. co
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M ACKEEEl.-2O0 barrels, 100 half barrels and so
vl ar burrels Nos. l. and 8, NuckcreI. in for
sale by jn24 JTHAYER L. Co, "a Puydras 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

CARD.
f0NHE Principal of the English, French aud Spanish,
] Academy, No. u, 81. Charles street, announces
to his friends and the public with sn,isa. ton, that his
institution is III successful Opcruon, that he hopes
soon to have his compliment Of pupils, which win bo
limited 10 fifty.
Ee takes this opportunity Of assuring parents that
nothing snail lie wanting which contribute to tho
comfort and improvement Of their sons
d.: 1898
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Blank Checks, Bills Of Lading, Auction
Bills, Pamphlets, show bills, Cata-
lOSueS. sc. &C.

II NCHANGE on Baltimore nr New York, ut GO
Ia days, for -nle by & ID WILLIAMS,
fr2l-9tptud b cnrnndelct st
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~ INES on Educatio". How shall | govern my
school, addressed 10 young teachers. AMI, also
adapted 10 assist parents in the arrangements of FAM.
he Navy. " ~ "
Hints on Education, by the snRse author: also, Halls
lectures to school masters. Fur sale by
DOL TOWER, 40 Camp at
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: MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
TIME price OF irss flour to-day is ~ 50 per barr 81
il according the tariff; the bakers shall give du,
ing the ensuing week tfr"m Monday 25th iust. 81 oun-
ces Of bread for bt. Bread Of the second quality is
REQUIRED to weigh % per cent. more. viz: d64
ieb25 C GENOIS, Mayor.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-26

Drawing Of the Grand State Lottery Class Is,
Extra 80.
7O37 70 % 20 s 81 II So so 81 50
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

Royal College of Physicians, London. |
TIME Original Vegetable Hygean Universal N1eli-
L cine, prepared by w Miskin, Esq. Member of
the Rcval College of Surgeons, Licentate of Apoe-
Ca,y's Company Fellow Of Bolt Court Society," Surgeon
TO the Royal Union Pension Association, Lancaster
Place, Waterloo Bridge and Perpetual Pupil Of Guy
and St. Thomass Hospitals London
This valuable medicine, the result of twenty years
experience and unparalleled in the extensive
and highly respectable practice Of the propricy, parn-
missed BY the faculty and nobility, and isnow introduced
the notice Of the American public at the earnest
lication Of number OF gentlemen Of long and high
standing in the profession. 1t is hoped, as a prclim
nary step, to check the evils and fatal consequences
arising from the of the numerous and ce)cerous
ose, upon the public by the mid Of fabricated
proofs of miraculous cures, and ether frauds bya OF
merccnaly, unprncpe' prctenders so totally ignoa,
Of medical science, that it impossible the monstro,s
dolusion can any longer go down with the in,egen;
people ofths country These pills, mild and agreeable
in their nature, should be kept in every family in
of sudden illness, for, by their prompt Administrations
cholera, cramps, s'asn:s, te'"rs and other alarming
complaints, which often prove fatal, may be spccdi-
ly cured prevented In fact all those who value good
health, should never be without them They sol,
in packets at so cents 81 aud So each, by every resec
table trgg botkscllcr and vendor of medicine in The
United States II be Cana'las with coIo,s des,ios,
together with cs,lInonials Of professional ability tra,u
the following eminent gentlemen: Sir Ashley Cooper,
Abernc,hy, James Hnndell, Nj. D., W. Back, NJ. d.,
| j. Aston Key, A. Frampton, NJ. d., and numerous
others The originals may be nposscssion OF the
General Agent, by whom the medicine is imported into
this country, and to whom all applications orage,cies
', ~ ''' ;",t; ,;,.,>, ,,o ~ Vt,
| Sole General Agent for the United Sta,es Sc.
m s,"I. e; i, ,ii"t " '. u'S'" % .
E, , r S,i = ; ~" - S'' I ." y
| >' ' VI ' ~ i"''
bsE&EY r LEI; s. co. Nc Magazine street, arr
I'll raw r,rciyip,, from shins Nashville Huntsville
Ksn,ucl,. Eao!n. ,Sh other late arrivals fran, .l'
-,|,c,r cities . iaypc and new selected assortment
E:ts, Boots, Shoes an; Bro=nus,
| co,.,,in, nj r.ucnen,s fine mr and Mor,rro lco,s
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ZGR2cEGa1'zl SPRINGS
&,Dr JunrtNlt'ry count, :. ..t',,'i.,.
tffEf DAYS JD{iRNEY FEO.H HEIr

IJFfEf LAYS JOURNEY IRON NEW
H. ORLEANS.
rsNiL!h II nrietor Of this establishment has the plea
d 3surt5f announcing to his trienrts and the public
in ieiu lt he will he in readiness by the first day of
hG,E u rcsive visiturs. He will also the r-
aeHEN {" " at II Distance, that there lave been largo
imp o'eih hts made and others going and in
rupMd pr res= for completion, which vii! enable the
sutHscroe ID i.,c1lnruate much larger pumber than
herkgS'oi".', u nd at the time much better.
lsS nhii- tan be accommodated it'll gnod rooms.
tln w prefer can have large cabins ditached FROM
lh nnh building.
II IS hcmcd unnecessary te say anything in particu-
dc character these waters orI Is generally
Stclrved hat they inferior Ia ANY ii the South
eau stats Al the apusemeuls that irc generally
n 'und at Watering Places, will be found Ht tins e
Nest musc that this part OF tbs county affords,
beer engared and will be in constant abdance al The
Springs during the whole season.
81 ] he subscriber will avail himself Ct VS. olnrinu!,y
yin returning his anici5ned thanks Tor ne very liberal
ufsport given him last season. and bests Ny the
titns at have been made in improving and extending
the acc smnolutions 10 merit hbefo patronage the
present 1eaaol. w IRAN.
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e, TONIC MIXTURE,

= VA i. s asd care fe Icoes and 4sue.
VII i,c readily diacayefe5 l,,rei,, ,s ;nn: ,,i
suIe Y supcri0s 10 The ol1inary cele Of trsat;s
eyeF And Asl,s In the 4, II ,,r !, Ves
aud true from any le!etefio,s anil noisna
@ 1 s Il tnay lie taken with the utmost se.
vs, ~ me lender infun., or aged in, aid. II pre-
The disease consequently he consiit
i.h. gaas IS wOnted tone aud ACTIVITY 1t esab.
ai par,nanent appetite by insiorasins
ia gives relish the en;oynients OF taste
i y having apnreative quality il remains
lug t. increase this disorder or TO create
$500 ussss se but thoroughly cleanses the several NJ
gans q digestion, AMI thus benefits lie s,sen,
- wln Mhaieyer Other Affections il may he onn,s,h
tas aaass, acf The ,lsa ofthc Tonic Mixtnre hsy.
~ To- nil the usual causes Of The scns,
IN NJ. .acAIed any symptoms ofretirn whereas by
vi Ne y he common remedies there il nlvnv. cysa
~ ~ increased liability to recurrcnre Ib daa
w felses If Tie Agne, i, ystv ~ y, for
.ns system will soon become too mpcb y,
" an'e 70 react with medicine .nd s,,e-ilr sli
~ " s.ch incessant violence The ro, l.. Miytrr ia
IL 4 sucn reasonable price, ms to place it within,
- seac OF every one-so lint The rur = nd dest,uc
r. inrnsshcd with assistance witton, soliciting
s,s "'a YIN attendance which is roaupa,lv denied ia
y aT.. =. e.se very reluctantly bestowed.
.;, are alt.nucd ngn:ns, the spu
q, ~ Of This medicine, tlature daily offered
Y, Sis y prepared only b, Dr. John r. Rova,a -, his
.nns a. 11,; ~ rkttstae,, PHILADELPHIA.
. ne subscribers The Wholesale srr.; for the
Al, ~ ~ tserh states, and viii sell hv the gross AT
.ne hela''eiphla rces. TO be had Mt retail nlsn n,
''"'ss VI eie apotiecari's in ths city,
JARVIS x, ANDREWS.
5,,o,,.,o Wholesale Druggists,
now nnslO cor Common &, TchontouIas 9
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E7REsH GARDEN sEjIaEHE--The subscriber

E7RDsT1 TNEDEE SE.1E--The sNTscf6cr
ergs express his arYefu! thanks TO the poos
hc, for the liberal sn?p2+ he has 1cesivad since
commenced hG-in2sSfiH tbs CRY. Bong sole pro
priet"r OF ho seyH a'ure, r Con'non street, he =
moi and ;2r6T agent tor any nGc,'te,,- =
afF ad"yi neither 10 he couur"'rt III sr, h,,,s ~,
THIS co"n,ry-bu. ls ess-.lrs ,r bubble ,t,., ms
wa" Every department q" the seed bust.
''ess, "F'he different countries "f f.urupe are equal
W IT any hu1sa IN tnr Timed states. lie i'm.
l'rs seed, plants, &c. tnn the 'host extensive
and respectable nurseries aud sccIsnen in France,
inlland, England. Sc"Iand, "nd the nolhern
states-nna il Wi! a all lnes be his interest, as it
is his study, 10 receive, in addition To his present
stock. large arrivals 81 every ealiy the
growth u! 1885: hisu. cnnratted fruit s. OF all
kinds. The public may rely On finding 4 !all
s"rtnenI oi Every Hrte}o in the sctd hne, OF genus
inc qua.lry, and imported direct by
II VIM. Dim.
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BOOK BINuERY,
Under The Picavune Office, 70 Camp $,

Under 'he Picavune Office, 72 Canp ST.
DRONSEMA' e HOWSoN beg leave to inform
ID their customers and the public generally, thai
they have removed their establishment 10 No. 70
Camp street, Immediately under the office OF the
ficayune-where they are prepared to execute all
orders in their line.
Hl,ing received from the North supply Of pa.
per and materials of superior quality, for the
manufacture of Blank Books, they offer their ser~
wees 10 merchants and others, who may wish
work OF that kind ; and having the Hdvne'age of
several ysars's experience in that line, they are
confident of giving satisfaction TO hose who may
favor them with their custom.
For 1otaNes, architects and others, maps and
plans will be pasted linen. vanished and
mounted in the neatost manner, n at the shortest
notice.
Plain and fancy binding, in all It's varieties nj.
CHINA GLASS X EARrHEN WARE; STORE
SO Charrrs street, New Orleans.
WIN, SERGEANT g. Co. importers OF French
w and English China and Ear.hcn ware are
now opening new and rich patterns of break fast,
dining and tea services, toilet sets, pitchers, tea
and coffee cups, :enrn.s, sugars, creams, bowies,
plates, dishes, lureens, waeh basins an! c~ els,
loot baths, etc. etc
Rich cut md plain French and American glass.
wat'-goblets, chanpaigncs. lemonados, icIl!es,
ciarcs, wines, cordials, centre hnwies, docanters
tnmblers, preserve She's celcries, chers ps
lamp shade aud glasses. candle sha&os, salt Gel
lers, etc.
Silver plated, hronzrd and brtana warrs-cas>
tors, liquor stands, cake hrske!n, candlesricks
branches, SPOONS, ln,llcs t"ic nd teapos, sugars
creams, lamps, iapanned trays, astral stands, anc
hanging lamps, fine cutlery, German silver spoon:
ana forks, together wlth great variety Of ARTICLES
Tor firmly use. Nj Merchants, Planters hot. Is, ana
steam hoats furnished wlh gouds at the most yea
sonnh.e prices, aud packed SO 10 be convey-.
win safety II any par, II the country.
u So arr .
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VARNIsHES-Th suhscriber, ,aving lately esla
biished Il surhish nlunuiactOry in New Orleans is
ready supply the painters and the public in general
by wholesale retail His prices are moderate, and
the quality Of bis products superior any brought
TO this place. The gentleman emeosc cd to superinerd
the mandatory has been the head an extensive
establishment Of this kind Europe. Those Disposed
call The corner Of Natches and Tchnupi,oaas ats
shall be presented wi', fair sample of any varnish
FTt-'-risl to try. Amongst the varnshes are the
< - mol to change even 10 hoilina
-S',ares aud steam Doc
.n,-ll, Il
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JOHN STEWART,
NC. S, Fh,n Street. .Ntv York,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
4 IMPORTER and dealer II lIattcrs Pushes and!
& trimmings. Ample storage may be had mod
crate terms, and every attention paid goods forward
ed TO his care.
Retcryurrs:-
Mcssrs Lurue & Provost, y O.
Gossip &, Co.
nov21 1;"}9.- "
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N n Work e. Baltimore Packets

EEACNETS FOR NEW YORK.-Now Ling.
y 10 sail punclualIy every second Monday
ouring tile season, full not full. ae
ship Orleans, 500 tons Capt. S. Sears,
ship Alabama, 474 do G. c. Berry
snip Arkansas, 62T do r S Dennis
emp S,ratoga. 542 do w Hathaway.
sup NasllViiIc, 3lO do ID Jackson,
snip kentucky, 629 do ] Bunker
! he above ships are Of the first class, copperc
and copper fastened, and having been built in Now
ioIk expressly for this trade, they are of ligh,
GRAFT oil water and almost invariably cross the bar
without any detention. The commanders arc men
OF great experience, and the ships will always be
towed up and down the Mississippi by steamboats,
they have handsome furnished accommodations,
and stores Of tho best description will always be
furnished. The cabin passage lis 500 without
VINO or liquor, and there is liquor furnished to
the officers or crew. For freight or passage apply
on board, or to II c AMES, 4S Camp st.
The ships arc not accountable for brcakagc Of
glass, hollow ware marble granite, cooporuge Of
TN, or rust oron Or steel, responsible for any
package or parcel, Unless regular bill of laing
Is executed therefor at tho Office of the cnts
nov27
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r. 1,r,n, Mantle :, A,rrs.o r.,
T. Isl Nv ,o,vos nob L. a,,,r,. I . ~
- szst g.. ..,,.L >, ~ ~ ~ G ~ '
lar HALLS Landing, above Elak civ -,tsrc, C,,r
nae, c,,cbcs to P,,socolo,hcrc,s ,oo,,
J,,oronoc, where Ireland rnu.c is rcsumed-,I.,,co
~, Mar;,nno and pr,u,sv,,, III, pa;.,;4,''
piude,,onu U,wkirsvilI. Snundcrsr;;Io s. ~
v;lie to Auuus,o. Ga. c,nn,c,ino rsnr,,,l ,,;,l,
tho raii road c,rs 80 Ch.ri.s,on ori IT,, ,,
r,ri cts IN Nav York N,r,o'L p,;lJiL; ~,
The steamboats, are ,lS hes, for ,l,, sary;,n ,,i
tho n.viJ,1jon urps.n,s n,or, ,L,,,,.,n, H. - a'
lie found upor any s,carboat rou,e IN ,Lo s,,,I'
crn region.
The Great jn,proycucn,s il, tho ro,to h,ro ,,,o,,
nro,ucc, ,y ,he construction NJ ,,;,ns 81 ,',
road, br the prnpr;.,yrs viz fran, ,r.ro,',o ~,
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