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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

COMMON CouScIL-MoNrHLy MEsTISo.-Bo0rd
of Aldermen, Feb. ga communication was presen-
ted from his Honor the Mayor. enclosing the annual
report Of the state Of the funds Of the Sailors Snug
Harbor. Ordered on file.
Sundry petitions were presented and referred.
The following resolution sent in from the other
board and read from the chair" Resolved, That,
il the Board Of Aldermen concur. tho Common Coun-
Gil meet in Joint Ballot on Friday, the 9th inst" On
this apparently very simple matter long and some
what acrimonious debate ensued, the Beard &C Assis
tants having passed the resolution and then adourn-
ed. Alderman Talmadge moved that the paper Do
laid on the table. On this motion the aye and nays
were called, when u appeared that the Board was
equally divided, and the melton was lost
Alderman Tamadge then read the 18th rub,
which provides that resolutions shall pass both
boards the same evening, unless two thirds Of the
members consent TO H. Under this rule the motion
was lost
Reports.-In favor Of granting reward of gro
for the apprehension Of the actors in the Broome
street outrage, by which Fitzpatrick lost his life;
and also in favor Of paying the expenses Of the o-
GERS in going to Boston ON that expedition The Iat-
ter part Of this report strongly opposed by
cral members, and finally lost.
In favor of permitting the Burial ground Of the
Lutheran Church in Rose street, and approprating
the same FOR building lots. Ordered TO lie ON the
table. etNe
A resolution was then moved for a meeting FRI.
day, which after two divisions, was lost eight mem
he rs voting on each side.
Alderman williams moved a long preamble and
resolution deprecating the mourning large eS-
pense for useless peace officers at the ensuing cleo
ton. Was lost by the equal balance vote
Alderman Willis moved long preamble and Sc
rcs of resolutions 10 favor Of more equal represen
tation of the citizens in the Co mmon Council, by
dividing the constituency into eectral district Lost
by the balance vote, and motion TO lay the table
finally allied, ofthc locofocos voting the wr"ns
wav either by accident or design.
kId Willis then moved that the paper be print q
which was also lost by equal vote.
The Board then adjourncdto Monday
BoARp or AssIsrAvrs.--On molten Of Mr..
ham, IL was resolved, that a joint meeting Of b.
boards be appointed for Friday evening, and e
board adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

BUFFALO seems to be earning for herself a charas-
ter disgraceful than that formerly attached TO
Wick sburg Alton The freedom Of the press there
attempted to be put down by Lynch law-and worse
STILL the authorities encourage and protect the base
attempt. What we coming TO! Nichols, the
editor Of the Bufaonian 10 the great bone Of con
tenton. We advise him never to give up the freedom
Of the press, but with his life. calm, resclute
mind will conquer all in time.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04
Brother s. was then called upon for song
we mean prayer-and thus essaved:-

thou who art to weak greater than
Jupiter Tonans the heatheas ank DAYS e( old
look down and something for usdo not let Us 20 to
the devil even desire ithod with the sheet anchor
thy love and keep from running The rocks Of
Mess by the cham cable Of thy gor upon the light Of
thy countenance and make handsome thou art in all
unto the original features had before
I've and Adam fell of their blessed bed of innocence and
purity in Paademake live in this life with eye the
future fepreserve from the foes which the world calls
dancing and iashionet there be murmurng complain
ing heard IN hearts bellies for lack Of anything that
rghteousy desrct prayer be like the prayer Of Agur
the son OF Jakeh who spoke unto hie and Uca far
from vanity and lesgve neither poverty riches
feed with food such thou conveniently spare and
can conveniently dgeest be full and deny thee be
and steal and break blessed things do
we require OF thee particularly and deny them not lest
the devsave from educing each others daughters and
above all things keep from running away with each Others
wives!o
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

THE Wan OvER.-The Portland Argus Of March
18th announces the arrival, the preceding day, Of
the swamps and pine barrens Of the disputed terri
tory. Two deaths occurred in the progress Of the
campaign, David Houston, volunteer from Belfast,
died at the camp, and Stephen Wood, Of Hiram, was
carried of suddenly, by apcplexy, at the barrack
near Houlton.
FIREs rHE FsoSrIER.-The /" st. Adams Mes
senger" Of the 18th nst states that fires the FROM
tier seem increase in fearful ratio, and that for
the last two weeks there have been more
every night alternately each side Of the boundary
line.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04
NYMS COP. NJ.

Tune" Harrah for the bonnets Of blue"
"On old Jordan's stormy banks stood
And cast forth wishful eye,
Todd Canaan's blooming and happy land,
Where all my possessions lie.
There generous fruit that never can fail,
On tall trees immortal grow,
There the rocs and the hills and the brooks the vale
With new milk and thick honey flow.
sHoRus.
With new milk and thick honey Aow
After this some very rich new milk and very fine
honey were handed round, perfectly in keeping with
the sentiment sung. collection was then taken up
for the pastor, comprising
pairs Of pious breeches patterns,
silk dress for his wife,
pair Of boots, Zone little worn,)
3 pair Of shoes. Zone wants heeling)
hats, las good as new,)
2 coats little the worse for wear
Sundry pair Of stockings
Is lbs. ofsugar,
2 gallons OF molasses,
Several pieces Of baby linen,
l childs chair,
boxes tooth powder,
bottle Cologne
set Of ladies' false curs,
enamel teeth, ready for insertion.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-29
SPECIFIC SOLUTICii.

A LL who are suffering FROM URETIIHAI. DtSEASE0
4 \ such as GONORRHDEA, GLEETS, SrRICTUR ~
IRRITATION OF THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, UkETH-
"a, PRtSTRATE GLAND aud all nSEASElS Of the "
BINARY PASSAGES, FANS IN The LDiNS GRAVEL.
.uibago or from General Weakness, Local liability,
assured that this valuable medicine all and
perfectly erudIcates the above diseases, much than any
othcf and Invariably improves the md general
hel' aud restores to trse that have been njur-
Ell ny disease OF improper treatment III fact medicine
eau be compared 10 H. and has positively cured thous-
ana Individuals after all other medicines failed, aud 10
hhy s"rersedng the Of those niurfus aud nau,soAs
hrhcihrs--Cp!,h'a.T urpenine, Cuihbs. Msrc.ry.
III addition 10 the csiuuuis ctsSsd trpm all
parts OF the wnr including the East aud West lir Amer
ita &C. and medical men Of the big Lost Standing in The pros
i All bearing testimony to its i've
iuhir"d pounds reward hi- been scycr offered
one "h" can pr"durc remedy e,ua ioand's Slscil
o"tn Alter lkis further he necessary
Aut nddn r few OF the icstos.
81 have prescribed Yoiand spec Solution several
tents nnrIng under ctAr ui> charges and astonish
,nrnt they all cured much than lA
hr"re "Hsset! and their general Leal. much pEovs
ca II. LEY, NJ. D.
"Lecturer On Midwifery. at Barihonmews Hospital.s
nr Clarke las prescribed Yoand'. Specific Solution
ny patent, hborg under Uiclral Discharges, and nvariA
NY found They cured in much less time than he ln
s' "Hervcd when hsIup proportions OF Copava, and y
OF oi'h 1t IL rcinedy nnc,uaod and that lac intssta
IN lutarc to prescribe 10. his patients.
LONDON December p, 1887.
l Grrrn hereby cert,fes Yulads Specific Solution 10
most "iishei"us remedy, and one that Ufethra Dis
'"' sooner tanany prcpa alton Of Copa he
sCribcd.
The alloy" can be obaiued ony at No. o. Custom bousa
in New Orleans.
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

\ToMACH PILLS eminent medical writer 'as remark.
~ ed and experience has proved the fact that o
attentive keeping the stomach aud bowels proper order
preserve health prevent disease. and generally robust
cheerful and healthy old for desirable purpose these
pills are adapedbeins prepared the suphae quinne
extract OF caonie flowers, and the choice somachis
and aperen drugs of the Macra Medical They have in all
cases proved superior other medicine cure OF
stomach and liver complaints loss Of appetite indigestion
sensation of tuncss and oppression after meals shorpess OF
breath aud an excellent restorative after the ia
e as they gently and cleanse the how ,y,heu
tn" shac and igorate the constitution. Fena,es whv
.a" good health should never be without thcm they puri
TIE blood remove distractions and give the skin bnau,-
l, cicnr healthy and blooming appearance Persons Of
Prh"c habit who subject To heal ache giddness dim
ness oil IT. drowsines or have greu, How of blsod te
Tue head should take them frequently Children and persons
ct hllaen may take them time, they not conaia
any mercury Ingredient that requires confinement or
restriction of diet They should &c kept every family u.
remedy IN cases of sudden Illness for by their prompt admin
strao cholera morhus cramps spnsms, evers
farming complaints he speedily cured or prev eued
Sold At No gG Custom honse Il. Now Orenna.
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DEAFNESS,

(NUIlA EEGElABlLlS, AN lNFAl.l.IBl.E REMEDY
~ FOX nEAFNLSS-Thc great success which has attend
ed the application Of THIS valuable remedy hundred
cases III the DisGnSary dor diseases of the
ard ear Tor which citnIs Patent have been obtained by NJ.
las"r NJ ~ from inc ing tio'erincnt and the sanction
1t has received from the Royal Academy OF Medicine in Paris,
as wen as from me following medical gentlemen Mr. Absrne
thy Sir Ashley Copper rs fOsios, Curss Drake and |.
g"as A"r c and other artist. and surgeons Interior
he IN huea s1.e'' VINO nave used ami recommended it,
"cr"!' caused lis speedy introduction INT" almost every
country IN Europe and addresses were presented to DIR Fay
Tor IRON all parts "hrraulh"ry TO the circumstance The
VIM "h'ch thG ""''i 'cec'b''s was cont Inuay
applied can he atl":n b, many thousands Snor the
ntu" OF lr2, their nmjcstrs Louis Phlippr King of the
FFnc and Leopold kng of the Bcsians, Conferred Dr
Taylor the title "honoray Aurt t" their nalc>te
omrcnse Tor the many restored TO hearing otherwise cured
by r application "i hI. ong tiled Gui Vegetables. These
all who are afflicted with Deafness arising from
apply his remedy.
incalcuabc well the rincipalecs OF the three king
d"ms
In the city of Dublin 400 less deaf restored
hearing by him, ho had year,.
Ia the ely oy"n r""ee) a6 were restored l." hn,rin-,
one Of whom was yers of az" and one 81 |" the last
1856 the pei med the cities i'll the south OF France
we're astonishing Tor their number and the length "lme they
were afflicted
Fnrproot of is efficacy, will submit The following cases
Tine Rev John King, c"a,n of Johns Church, Manchester,
had become sodc" from cold that he could hear band
nfmus'c fifteen yards dan THIS a'tCtlun had been srru-
ally growing upon him nuner years, during which
t"c he applied /" many celebrated Anr'sts and Physicians,
Who operated anl applied, every thing their united skill could
suggest without the lcnt shriuw :" relief ID d. AXE
m"ni'n n'u applied i'y'or 1n,l frsr,n's ana strange
to tel he had not used second b"lt'" nntl he could hear
well a ever he ,d For particulars of this case, London
NE. 'au h Tor W 100
Dr hhhrc"> "i iuhoufe hafs nl the nnit rgralis-in
my pructmn, as we'll as IN the ho,r'ttsl ind 10 be
m"st ranhr remedy N case OF deafness arising from
dr'y ana t1"N'on OF me ear p ohhceh ny colt ana well
calculated 10 40 hrh 9o'n ana therefore recommend II II"
general use osa" nn le"t N my opinion as well Us that Of
use n IN" t valuable t n n1Gm'rIy;
ctules v snyin" ,vcrv , r , . iii; 10 q ~ ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-29

A CLERGYMAN, late of the Cambridge Uniyctsi tv b,v
IA ing discovered method Of curing himself of Neryou,
or Mental Complaint OF fourteen years DURATION and four
years having had above 0OO PATIENTS all Of whom
ell who followed his advice excnp twelve offers from bepeyo
ience rather than gnin t" Others Low spirits de.
by and exhaustion determn blood To the head yer.
tgo, groundess fear failure of memory incapacty for bust
ness study &C. reessness rr-soluon, recheiess indie.
cisoa, dcson melancholy thoughts of self destruction in
SANITY &c. are durable by this important discovery Most re-
weeks.
Apply to No y6 Custom house st. New Orleans.
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SARSAPARlLTA PILL OF HEALTH: OR.
BLOOD PILL.

'l'ilS excellent family pill medicine of tried eff
for CORRECTING all disorders of stomach and how
els, the symptoms which tatueu
Cy loss of appetite, scA headache, giiness sense
tun>s after meals dizziness of the eyes, drowsiness and
pans IN the stomach and bowels indigestion producing
hd state OF the liver aud bow
els causing adisog mizaton of every function frame,
Will III this III 'st excellent prcparaom by lie
hncc be citc"tud ly removed Two
vince TAG afflicted Of its sautary effects The stomach will
s"eey regain its strength aheay action Of the
els and kidneys will dy take places Of sss
hess heat pain and Iannd ccd Strength
and renewed health will be the quick result of taking
d'cnc according the directions accompanying each hox
colds. asuc shortntss breath, aud all the
urinary passages; and if taken Ut
table, they quickly the state Of
repose
Persons of full habit who subject headache piddl-
drow smes aud singing in the too rreut
flow Of blood to the head should be without them az
dangerous symptoms will be entirely Of by their
Immedate>
For rmae.t these pills truly excellent rc,novir.
all Instructions the distressing hea ache
with the depression of spirits dunrss sight pcryous
affections, blocrs pmles and snlownrss of the sk ma
g'"n ahcathy and juvenile toon, to the omplcx,ou.
- n'iars they confidently n, he 1es
re taken during prcg and for aid,ro
Of ~ ~ they saequallci. " ~
- ,eas ~ lr hasy se1iant they unite The on,asu-
tItr NJ testatl of dat o0ntl during aeir
'ghiNFtns he dose according HHr. Myth oftha
ni. ty bsHone suitable for ognry Ease IN q scr nt
Nht nifrii and sr n'icry people they W ii n casa T.,
bs ne ihtscHu''oriahiH tiIi,rro
So, i No. gt Custom hoase 81, New Ori.. -.
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.NS-itRPig ii lead isndsiis iru,a 81 an, iss
- Re.s. and In sale nviV4-, ~ Il
a27 TtlaTER & Cc.ss l,rpdras 81.

fbNHE American Flower IN .e, Directory c.,ntain
ing practical drecfnns for Ia rlnlre eli isat. ,r
the flower garden, hut hnuse, sren iAESe ,,nis ~
paronr wnlows ior every mon in the year, ND de-
crrtun of the plants most esirab" in each the ra,,.
OF the soil and the situation best adapted hrir
the proper season far nansp!anug &c. Iusn1cticna
for erecting hot hnnfr, green house. arr living out
anwer sai.n also table nf sils cong email the
plants contained i" the work. the Whole adapted either
tsrse s,uail gardens, with instructions ir prta i,s
the soil. propa atng. ,an'ing, producing, training and
rning the grape vine with crr,ions The hest. ora
TOR cr''vatZg III tAe"pen air, Just received ard 81
! sale by ALEX. foWAR,
f, arles aaCanp street
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILL
PREVAIL

Tisa faet that 600 Of Sarsaparia Blood Pill. hav
been sold during the past six months
is THAT they taken instances Il
oDsasc aud correct the miscc, had
endangered. ~
is fct-Tat all qusc licincs contain minera. q,
mercury which Guacks think kill cure" and trust
to their effect to shit miss"
sa het-Tiiat Numerous quacks and foreign mpostors
eau themselves doctors may eect,Iy impose
tcr vile and dangerous preparation the public, caring
nothing for the consequences that they Only
their UNJUST gain.
fast-Fhat the quacks and foreign impossors who
now ntest our country know nothing Of the ne
ciner, much less abo seasc. of the human system,
is aac;-They cussly in the follow.
ing Diseases all of more or less caused ny
Ofthe blood and animal fluids namely
hhenmatc affections; Uccr0us Of the throa,
Scr"fula; Erysipelu.; AMI body;
JaundIce Heartburn Scay cruptious and blotcles of
Discusses Of the liver, skin, the SKIN;
bones and gDsnds Dry and water pimp,cs and
Pain of the sides, along the suturs of the face and of
back and spine, the the body;
region of the heart and letter and rinsworms;
stomach swelling u,rl hardening of the
Inward levers bad tnstc in glands of the neck in the
the mouth. foul 'rcaihi groins, breast, &c
Flalulcncy; Indigestion; Stomach coughs;
Want Of npetite; Liver compliant
sour Sucton and acuties of the stomach Wacrbrash &c
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-29
FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York I.ue of Packets.]
IL IL ,419 Is

To sail regularly an "drertiscd from each Port.
3I'IlE line is at this moment composed of the follow
Il ing ships, but vessels will lie nut on a.
an early day. making the number twelve. in ali, whirl
will allow Of one Icing dispatched from this port every
week during thu year, thus n1u,ding prompt facilities
for transportation und the lowest rates offiei.bt
Ship lozoo, Captain !rusk.
Mississippi, Beehe.
Louisville Allen
Saratoga, " hathaway.
Huntsville Eltlrilge
Shakespeare, u" Palmer
The above sh ps all Of the fl It class coppcred
and copper fastened, Of light draught Of water and
built in Nv York expressly for the trade with elegant
accommodations for passengers and commanded BY ule
al., experienced masters.
The price of passage is fixed at $50, without wine,
or liquors. ample stores in every other particular will
be pruvidrd and every attention given to p,nnotc the
cnnt"r, OF those passing and fro in the live. The
ships will ut all times be owh up and down the river,
and the greatest punctuny observed their day Of
sailing
Neither the capnin4 of these vessels will
be responsible for jrwelry, bullion, precious sioes, sis
yer or plated ware, breakage OF: glass; hollow ware
marble, Or granite, CO"psrugc Tin, of iron or
Steel for any letters, parcel packages en by or
put on board of them. unless regular bills o ladng are
taken for the same, and tn" value lhcrcofc xprcssed
For freight or passage, apply to
81 JAMES Il IiUIIIN ~ Camn 81
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T. w. CoLLENS

Appointed by the Federal Court ut New Orleans
OFFICE No. 1893 COMMON STREET,
tGxcb0ngr Hotel Budings.)
- AID romn4ionr takes ulidavijs under AMI by
'Svmtut Of the Acts of Congress- passed til Febr,-
AIRY, 1920; LIST March 1917 the Ia dciary Act of 1889
and other acts Of Congress, in such made and
provided.
Sad Commissioner has considerable experience
and uses rs ut caption and certificate which hove
stood the scve!est scrutiny OF the ab,est Lawyers.
aurl Il
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HAVANA SUGAR-37 boxes Havana white su gurs
4 1 An do do brown do landing, for ale by
mo S&JP WHITNEY, Is Camp
DlCKLES--20 kegs and 40 boxes, receiving from
L New York per ship Ocoaee FOR Sale by
nv SHALL j. BROWN, So Magazine st
nAKS--8O0b feet ash Oars,
~ msyli S&J WHITNEY, 70 Camp S,
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100000 tickets, at SIS scheme price 81 800 600.
Selling prize $40 per ticket.
SYLVEST Err u CO., l56 Broadway, NEW YORK
Sole gents.

VI lie rcce pts OF the sale of the tickets will be de-
posted in the Canal, Union, Carroon, Citizens and
Consolidated Banks, in New Orleans in the name Of
Louis Schmidt jointly with J. d. Pcrraut acually
Cashier ofte Citizens Bank, md A. Buudoun ac-
tuaIly tashier ofthe Consolidated bank us Trustees
as per act passed before a. Mnznreau, Esq. Not. Pub
on the ID May 1882 aud the properties transferred
the above mentioned gentlemen uniucumbered, as
Trustees, for the security Of the fortunate prize hol-
ders.
In New York the monies will be deposited in the
Phoenix Bank to The credit of the above named City
Banks Of New Oreaus.
The Public are referred to the passed before
"A. Niahhfeal, Esq. NOT Iub III rfutI0nZ III.
per,jes which embrace In. resnoctiye mr.; "a 10
Lottery. -
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RECOMMENDATORY FACTS:

1t is act-Thc only proprietor aud manufacturer of the
S"rsapar'la blood pills regular well apoh
Acsted ny the most celebrated the United
States.
doctors Phys'ck Chapman Jackson Gibson Devices Hare.
james, lIorncr, Coke, &c.
is inct-rhat the Sarsapurn bnod nils nrc cmpoyc
IN the practice Of many uI very strongly RECON-
mended by many throue h"ut the States (Sce u ecops
accompany ing each box Of pIs)
is fact-Thcy are composed entirely Of vegetables,
AND they are warranted to contain pre-
parations.
is aact-They may he taken by the ate and at
all ages; without restraint Of occupation business; without
fear cold without change of diet from
temperate eating.
1t Is aAc,-rhey will not by their operation which may
be mild or active, according to the quantity taken, weaken
the system much Of the purgavc medicines gener
ally do. 0
II is a fact-That they the most eflccua
4 L 10
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FALL g. WINTER CL,OvuING,

FATI & WIN Elk VT,VTIITNE.
a =. FREEHtN n CO.. No 3, Magazine street
- receiving their supplies Of Fall and Winter
Clothing, AMI Mi rUui'," to receive shipments resl.
larry tlif0g oul the season. Their assortment being
large w.ll cual,e hrm to supply MERCHANTS from.
the nnrry, the ,h,rt'Si nrcc for sale wholesale
& ret ali. accommodating terms.
cp21
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JOHN V. CHILDS,
ENtiRAFER AND CDrPER-PiATE PRINTER

No. g. CAMP 81.
SSiil. cnCrave and print 10 order, bank notes. bulls
W OF exchange, bills Of loChng, diplomas, mcrcan.
lie and visiting card. nu,nri H. Consular md cuuning
house seals, door plates, silver ware, &C. always
hand, assortment of silver plated and brass door
r,'tes.
Ps Curis prnted from plates already engraved.
nuy20
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cor the Interior.

FOR BAYOU SARA
Regular Pnchtt
Eli ."1r " Gssss tn. ;'' %".;:'
s. will Leave New Orleans every We'd
nesda, at 10 ocock A. NJ. for Bayou Sara & every
saturday ut u" O'Clock A. NJ taxing inr coast down on
ON bonrl or to
',h25 ADAMS & WIIITAi.L
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FOR NEW YORK.
HOLMES LINE OF PACKETS.
Two sail punctunIly every Monday from each port
This Line ct Packets have been increased to sley.
on first class Ships consisting of
Ship NnShrHle. Captain Wood.
drknnsns, Captain f : Dennis,
dh'b""". Cnpiuin & { Berry,
orleans, Captain Scar
ticAsburS, Captain J Bunker,
l"Htten, Captain ASH ~.
NdShriUc, ca tain God.
Louisa Captain Truman.
Oconsc, Captain Lyons.
OcmWsee Captain lca.,
JNem Ship - Captain Wondhouse.
Ncm Ship - Captain Nichols.
The nbove ships are all of the first cusa roppcred,
and copper fastened and built in New York ex.
Prfssy for this althcy OF light 'raught of VIZ
ter, and almost invariably the bar without eten-
ton
These pnckcta commanded by Captains well OK
perrhced IN the trade, and will always themselves
to accommodate The; will always be tnwed up and
down the river. and will promptly sail rs advertised.
They have handsomely furnished coninotlrluns and
stores Ut the first quality will ALWAYS be urnihe and
every attention pui I" the comfort aud satisfaction of
passengers
The pric" of the cabin is fixed Mt ESQ., without wine
liquor.
For further particulars apply to A COHEN,
mar:'2 90 Common street
u The ships are not accountable for hrcaknge of
glsS hollow ware, marble granite, cnoperuge. Of Tin
or rust TT ron or steel: responsible for package
or parcel put on board, unless regular bill oflng be
signed therefor, AT the office Of the agents.
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COLTS r.rENr REPEATING FlkE ARMS.
'kNIlE Public are respectfully informed that the nhnve
l. articles eau te seen and nIe for sule at GOSSIP g.
Co. Exc hunge Hotel, st Charles st. 5 If
1pROGANS &c-2O cases, consisting of meli'a cali,
- morocco, and knp rogans, boys, youths and
chdren's bogans mems slippers, &c. landing from
ship Naragans,lt, for sal. by
al3 l BRIDGE 4 Co, 1874 Magazine st