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The native American., 1839-03-02

Neacs.-The Baltimore Chronicle says tn.
ga Mrs. Rose, Polish woman, divorced fror
her husband and now the cher annie. i, is said, of
good looking young American, has taken the plac
Of Fanny Wright, and is lecturing for the Loco
focos Of New York. She goes against Marriae
and all such nonsense, and is in favor of Fl,
trade in ma,rmony and every thing else. Sh
calls all the absurd customs Of society mere irr
tonalites. Her lectures are delivered at Tan
many Hall on Sunday. POT. .1du.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03
I M P OR T "A m T.

Iho Nulme NkuestROn.-PF Preparation IOf war
CO At this msnen, when perhaps en- the eve Of
War with England becomes the duty one to enquire
how far this may personally himself It Is asefev
dent fact that advance English
goods VIII be Of the Of such an And
in article will it be heavily felt than on English
cloths t therefore hardly point out the policy
Of all and sundry providing themselves with sufficient supply
Of clothing PHILIPS we'll known Cash Tailoring Establish
ment 06 William of John street. an opPoru
nifty Of obtaining first rate garment equal TO any and sur
passed by in the city, for materials make and price
The astonishing patronage which this establishment has expo
rienced sufficient indication Of public judgment, And ts
proprietor having made such arrangements for the ensuing
will he hopes asd merit continuance OF such
The system adopted alone peculiar to this establishment
Purchases made direct fro. manufacturers 10 England
thereby avoiding the accumulated profits 4 importers and job
bers consequently reducing the price Of The article to such an
extent to enable him to employ but hs rate workmen
whereas those differently situated compelled to employ in
erior workmen in Of buying at second or third
hands And those establishments which give long credits
result incur many unavoidable losses and are Obliged to make
their cash suffer sufficient profits for running such
risks. N
The advertiser deems unnecessary his part to give lis
ofprces much practised il too sen deceptive HI
confidently relies trial, being sacient TO merit con
tnuance of the avors Of those who may give HIN call
m2S-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03
CENTRAL HALL.

~ b. HOLT, Qaie of Hollis Hotcl,l begs cave to inform
- his reuds aud the public in general that he has leased
that spacious and beautiful building al the OF Grand
street and Centre Market Place known the CENTRAL
HALL which he has opened Hotel in style not to be
passed in this city The Bar, he pledges hims will always
be supplied with the choicest Liquors and Wines selected with
the greatest possible The Bedrooms spacious aud
airy. Gentlemen be accommoc atcd with cingle
furnished the neat the most reasonable terms
Attached 90 the Hall IL fine Resfanicur under the
agemnt of Step Holt Senr where visitors will snd all the
delicscics Of the the table al all hours
H. senr hopes from the long experience he has had in the
business 70 be able please all those gentlemen who will favor
him with Witt.
g. w. sesr ntes having il 50 arranged that families and
private parties be served with Viand Oysters &c. &c.
the shortest possible notice, sending their dishes and
Oysters in every style al all hours. Z
NJ BThe large fall can be obtained Or Meetings Musical
PARTIES &C. application 10 D. b. H. Also Rooms for Cos
mittees, Referees, &c.
icl.9t- STEPHEN n. HOLT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

DOoTs. BOOTS. BooTs.-AT WALKER co.'s,
I'D 700 Canal street Of Hudson eetJust received
600 pairs Of gents dress boots the handsomest article
that has been offered the public with steel and brass plates
the heels prices S725 ~ 80 and " pair Gents gait
ers high walking shoes fro~ 81 10 S250 per pair
fashionable article sutable for hot weather. Ladies' misses
aud chdrtrs bskn shoes Of all coors sorts s,es and
fashions prices Soc Toe and 81 pair Cent? French and
native calf skin boets from "a TO IS SO per pair Boys
childrens boots Don't mistake. Walker 90s Canal street
Hudson, and asS, the s,o Greenwich street the
old stands 706 and go 80 ~y24lma
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03
PATENT WINDLAss.
B t. DIST IL A ID.

90 THE Subscribers Sole Proprietors and Manufac trers
prepared execute with despatch all orders for their IN
rvald Patent Sweed Beam Wndla.s Bedsteads which
NOW almost universally used being tbs best article as yet in
ventedcombinins ease, enience and durability.
The sackns acted upon by the windla and swcled beam
made perfectly light and free from ali Liability sagg, still leav
ing elasticity in the same, which renders ii particularly easy
and simple constructions the matter putting and taking
down will be oand Of little trouble in comparison with those
Of any other construction, whilst the precision with which the
component pa fitted safeguard against the intro
duction Of any Kind Of yermin FT
From the taken render each Bedstead perfect ther
qualities for durability will recommend them to purchasers
who invited to cali aad large assortment
aand.
Aso, large assortment of elegant Furnite Matrasse,
Feather Beds, Sc. constantly hand.
J.. w. &C SOUTHACK, No. 1876 Broadway,
ielkv franklin fIoass
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03
MOUNT vERNoN HOTEL AND GARDEN.

HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and The pub
lie in general, that he has taken, fors ofy,avs the
"Mount Vernon Hotel and 0arder Of rh secoud
Water streets, wilamburgh The House has been fitted up
aud repaired throughout with additional Piazza In the rear
&c the same overlooking the Gsrden which has also been pat
IN complete order for the reception ef ladies and gentlemen.
who will find that their comfort aud convenience will be the
especial object Of the proprietor.
grand display Of FIRE WORKS will take place every
Thursday evening" during the with hu
sic
The refreshments shall be Of the best kind In their proper
Liquors of the first quality.
The undersigned would remark that IL strict attention 10
his duties al al times, will command Of public patron
age nothing his part shall be wanting TO the success
Of his experiment. .s.
jel.lmF y. r. FOSTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03
COLTS
BOOK-K T. E PI N q.

W PRACTICAL WORK UrOn ArLAs Ely inr
cassed under Five Divisions with definite expanatonater
the orn Of grammar and arithmetic. tconans vocabulary
OF mercantile terms and phrases Also key explaining the ma
practical would explain the same to his pupil tins
80 ssrpife the science that yesns man o. con- a Engsh
education acquire knowledge without the assistance Of
teacher To which added Directions 70 the Learner and
Practical Forms for keeping books in every extent and variety
Of commercial hoascs Public Addresses the FIRST ever delivered
upon the subject Sc &cts aay published and for sale bv
dis onis&W+ D. APPLE co 200 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

N For cheapness and durability not surpassed by
heretofore offered They combine all the requisite
qualities Of the costly for color lghnsss dara-
bily aud ustre the reduced price Of So Their sales
cash. which pecuaes the necessity OF charging the good
for loss incurred by the bad The public invited
examine their Hats az BROWN CO.'S wholesale asd re-
tail warehouse No lis Chatham Square, corner Of Mott st.
New York e..MM my3l-3me
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03
COUNTERFEIT.


vHE public is respectfully informed Of The bases
and most dangerous countere attempted has late
y been brought light in the city Of New York
imitation Of that most desrvedy popular medicine known
I" Rowand's Tonic MIXTURE for the fever and
We had just put down imitation called "Rowiands Tonic
Nurture" BY L. ). Comstock CO., when another still more
dangerous makes its appearance from thu store 81 seaman
Brothers. druggists No los Water street. ~ " which the
fac simlie' of the proprietor has been couserfeitedhis
copy rights nfringed his certificates copied and n fact
initiated in such that from its outward appearance
scarcely be detected We would also that we have
in the United States Court for damages for
this pracyn upon rights aud request dealers to be very
careful of whom they purchase the article unless its source
directly traced to the proprstor Of his
whom he has endeavorcd 10 select a. enjoying
e and confidence of TIVE communities in which
they reside who would bssh offer any other than the
true aud original Rowonds Tonic Mature for the paltry
gain Of few dollars thereby esdangersg the lives Of their
feew beings. JOSEPH a. ROWLAND, proprietor, (sucees.
Dr. John r. Rowand No 249 Market street, Philadel
pha j. O. FAY general agent at Minors Franklin House
Drug Store, No. 1o3 Broadway, New York
Bit is the nteson Of the proprietor 10 enforce his
rights against every person eounterng this valuable msdi-
and spursssy putting forth the proPrisor certificates
and labels
Agents will please give the above much publicity posi-
bic inserting all the Of the respective counties
in which they reside. my5llmis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03
NEW YORK RACES-UNION COURSE.

o. PROPRIETORS MEETING will commence the
first Tuesday in June, continue four dayFirs Day Tues
day. 4h the great and exciting sweepstakes Of -Four Mile
Heats Entrance 1000 dollars, play pay.
Nv Livingston cJcb by Eclipse, dam Jemima four
years old.
2John Heth (ofVrgna) Jack Krene by Lazboroug
dam by Eclipse a years old.
3R f. Stockton b. Caroline, by Eclipse, dam Miss
Matte, years old
4-John c. Stevens ch Fordham, by Eclipse dam
Janette 4 years old.
All the in this Race will be the ground, and
the entrance being play pay must make contest of great in
terest.
Same Daya Sweepstakes for syears odEntrance $1,000
Forfeit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

DELI AND STRAP MANUFACToRY, No. 90 Nassaa
ID street between den Lane and John street Constantly
Belts Panaoon straps suspendes extra ends
F..,e -ran and also large assortment Of Stocks ready
made Lisen Hosiery and Gloves All Of which can Be bad
rent, ave rer cent cheaper than at other establishment
IN ~ ctv for cash only 1900 doz Bse and Hair stock
Frame, FOR sale cheap. Jeiim'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

LOW TO BEAUTlFY THE COMPLExION.-Wf.
Ii ETIPs MILK OF ROsEs-Celebra,ed for the last 40
Europe and America for socnng and Identifying the
sin and rendering IL smooth and delicate II most per-
feet luxury after shaving washng Sc positive cure
for pmple sunburn tan, erptops freckes Sc Indeed II
valuable that no toilet dressing complete without
H. For sale, Wholesale and retail w A. ID. D. Sands 100
Fulloa, corner Wiam ST syme 90 and sso Bewery; G.
All COT wyehs Mia o. Roses, decidedly s-pcor 70 any
y the world mSo-sm
II AsTING AND DRILLING CATER sHOEs--Ertra
fine Paris made BootsLades' Morocco and Satin Shoes
coered and black Gallons and Laces-sheepskn and Mo-
rocco Lnirgs-French and German Cskinsa just recev.
ed and for sale at No Coeaties Slip W stairs jelsr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

90 Sans souci, 81 BRoApwAr.--The large establish
lately styled the Globe Hotel (snd formerly known
Mrs Manns having been entirely refed repaired and i'm
proved FROM basement attic will be opened Saturday, s
June, under the above designation.
The SANS sOUCI will BE- conducted on the plan OF the
best Europeas Hotels The Boarding Department. with the
Restaurant nnd Coffee Rooms, will form distinct Interest
from the Lodgings ard Parors.
Tbs Lodging Department. will be under the personal super
attendance Of the proprietor, Dir. ASA HINCKLEY The
Chambers and Parlor have been Furnished throughout with
entirely furniture, Bedding, Carpets, Sc and will be
rented in SIXTIES TO families separately 10 single gentlemen
whose tables may be served In their their
order take thsir meals pabe they
prefer proportion Of the will be always reserved ior
the travelling public.
The Restaurant will be opened during the day and evening;
refreshments furnished at all hours and parties in p
vate
The charges win in all be moderate, and only pro-
portion 20 the bill or fare ordered
Il Is intended 10 establish o'clock ordinary, Of which early
notice will be given.
The services Of Mr. EDWARD MILFORD, 80 long and
svorahy knows to the public, the Proprstor of the
lean Hotel ia this city, have becn secured 10 manage and
duet the Restaurant Mr.. Milford will give the business his
personal attention; and those who know him. other
is needed, that IL will be we'll kept
N. B-Mr Milford will continue TO conduct the Carlton
House. usual though the two establishments entirely IN
dependent Of each other
-. The Bar at the Sans Souci Is open. my303ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03
GO AZ OTIS PATENT CHEMICAL FURNACES com
N1 bne advantages than other apparatus in sse

Ava bihc more aaNanasSos SUI
~ Y. Sua, March llth, 1889.
Said BY A. Stone A36 Pearl street; Wm. Heagh asa Pearl
street; Tmrson Cox lao Cherry st; Seymour Patterson
% Catharne street, w ~ Seymour Co.. Chatham Squares
W. ID. O. b. Peufeld "a Bo~ery j. W. Blaeket, BOA Bow
cry; Pierce Lockwood, 616 Broadway MIR. Ludlam, 443
Broadway Deiayan Broadway cor Broone Chadwick 204
Spring; L. Field, 23 Water ST. Osborn Little, % Fulton;
W. Barnes Ito William 81; G. Chamberlain 20 Delaney;
s. A. House. ais Wafer 81; j. L. Brown 2ss Water ST. WIN.
H. Deems - Carunc st; A. sanly Bowery Of Bay
ard street; VIM horrison l6tt Fulton ST Isaac Merritt 2s
Division ST. Kelly 81 and 2Ith 4 Pershall
Fceks corner Broome Norfolk j. b. Hased 77 sh
avenue; VIM Lewerre, wiamsbsrgh; r. A. Cooke, 20 High
street. BROOKLYN, aad j. l.. MOTT, Paentce,
el6t. Qs4 Water Il above Peek Slip.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

VALUABLE PROPERTY Long Island, Union
Course, at Aucnon.-JANES BLEECKER co. will
sell at auction Saturday June at 10 o'clock at No 30
Broad without reservefor cahthe house, barn stables,
and buildings with about Of land being part Of
the property formerly owned by Mr. Luke Eer and occupied
BY Mr.. John McCoun
Also abou 40 Of land which for beauty and richness
Of soil surpassed by the Island will be oRered in
parcels salt purchasers Persons disposed purchase
quesed to view the property which they do conveniently
the rail road stop Union Course several times daily
and make their about half hour Maps prop
erty he had al the auctoncer OF CHAS. TAYLOR,
Esq, Attorney aad Counsellor at Law Wall st. jsI-6t'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

WATCHES, JEWELRY GERMAN SILVER, &e.
JTOBAS, Patent Lever Watch manuiae turer, rarlton
-. street. Liverpool and Importer 80 Maiden Lane, New
York has received Liverpool and other late arr
Lepne and vertical Watches alec hard
gold dial lever gold guards keys seals, rings
oil cases. together with large assortment OF German silver
spoons forks Butler knives tongues ladies' fob and
guard chains thabie SC which offered for sale at low
prices and on liberal terms, at Wholesale and retail.
rpxl .lr..~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

A SMALL FOOT, AND A FINE HEAD OF HAIR
IA Extract from Lieut. Sdells Year in Spain" Speaking
Of eounirywomsn the ladies OF Andausa he thus enthus
astieally expresses his admiration
Her yell turned foot ready each step to abondon its little
sppez up and put down without aectaon yet with
exquisite grace" The ch jet black iestoons Of her hair
confne the floating sides OF the mantla and assist conceal
ing those charms the basquna is scarcely able TO cover
know the why fair sountrywomea thus attract the
admiration Of strangers.
When young the foot bandaged to contract its growth
and the beauty their rch black glossy everlasting hair
owing free use from infancy age Of compound oil
This have greatly purified and improved and have beea al
much pains and expense introduce into this country The
COMPOUND ESSENTIAL OIL OF ALMONDS, for de
sreysg dandru and preventing the hair from coming ost
turning grey, prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail
. ANTONIO PASTOR,
No. los Greenwich street
pr;ee 6fv cent. ner hottr.b;rhiv perf,med iei.3t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03
R. GRAHAM's TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT

X. GRAHAM'S TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT
MAScrsoroRY, NO. 81 DIVISION STREET.
ID GRAHAM, Ladies' Tuscan, English and French Straw
H. Hat Manufacturer begs TO inform the public that he has
on hand large OF Tuscan and English braid Bon
net from the the finest qualities manufactured IN
manner that csnnot be erced by the city for color
and elegance Of shape bic especially invites the attention Of the
ladies the Swiss Cotiageshapcd Bonnet whch the
elegant that be imagined and on TO be seen 70
be admired; also Lsgorns variety All the above are
be imported and 10 clean WE'LL and may be
chased BY the single hat al reasonable prices
Always hasd aud made ORDER all kinds o silk honey
comb shrred and framed millinery Bonne. made according
the latest fashions and in the neatct general
Of Ribbons and Artificial Flowers OF choice ssec
attended to-
Mrs Graham contrues clean, bleach and alter old Tuscan
and Straw every description her well knsws elegant
style Mrs. O. thinks that her style or bleaching cannot be
the last fourteen years,
H. Scotland this city She has discovered Of
bleaching by which the color Of the oldest hat u made TO look
white whea without the least injury 10 the straw,
and leaving no smell of Sulphur Leghorn hats pressed
aud trimmed 10 the latest fashios myAimdSW
I,IREWORks! FIREWORKS - FIREWORKS H.
II CHARLES w. vULTEE, ile Chatham, corner Of Or
ange street the oldest established Frewok Manufactures IN
the city the public generally that h present
Fireworks the largest the Union, ana cav br SOTO
Al lower prices than any other manufacturer and vener
The consists OF Rockets Of all cibre and slzes
with gold and silver ran crimson and amine hres
&c FANS line pigeons, aaroons port hres palm Trees
mines tourton. hexagons octagon vereas triang'es ko
man candles diamonds with golden re Peruvian res
scolls pis wheels grasshorpcr blue lights snakes AZ kes
Sc, Sc, and host Of Others too 10 mention
The public and all ceptcs invited 10 call and see Also,
Fire Crackers Double Headers Chinese Rockets, Torpedocs
and Pasg Crackers al the lowest market prices country
merchants ined call the above stock before
purchasing elsewhere Goods sent 10 part OF The city Tree
OF expense bOni forget the place; no y,,,rrr
Jel.lm" ll6 Chatham eorser 81 Orange street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

Forfeit, 5000
1R. F. Stockton, produce Of Young Mouse and Enius.
2-Also do. do. Marine and Rowton.
3-Also do. do Miss Craven and Asteon.+
Ar. L. Stevens do. do Polly Hopkins and Emilius
5--Also do. do Besey Ransom, and Priam.4
7Jns. 6. Stevens, DO. do Black Maria, and Johanna
s-Jno. c. Stevens, do. do Janette and Gahanna..
ohnsos,( vaao. do the dam Of Mary Bunt and
le-wm. Jones, DO. do Dove and Roman.
IL H. vanmsesr, do do the dam Of Jane Grey, and
l2-Jno KiEby, do. do Merrtts Imported Mare, and
Shakespeare ~
Second DayW ednesday-Purse, 5000 Two mile heatsof
which $50 goes to the second best horse. TT.
Third -Thsrsday-Purse, $500Three mile heats-Gf
four start not s4ooD if start then Sso to the second
best horse.
Same DayA match mile heats for SlOs0 aside play pay
years DID, in the stables of Captain Stockton and
Mr. Robert L. Stevens, to name at the post
Fourth Day-Friday--Purse Siooo-Esur mile heats(f
not $soo fhree start then 5000 to the second best
Same Day-Parse, 500 Mile heats.
York. then by Virginia Rules All Entries must be made by
O'Clock the day previous to the Race.
This Meeting being extra and the amount Of Purses
furnished the Propretors without the aid Of Club Money
those gentlemen who have already joined the Club who
do rsd attend Of charge such as not
bers othe Club whether residents residents of the State
Of New York have all the privileges Of the Enclosed Space
Stand and the Course during the meeting for $40 This charge
obligation beyond the meeting Amy gentleman
erng to join the Club for three charge VIII be made
for this meeting
pay for the Of 000 made than year from
the celebrity Of the Horses, AMI their supposed equality has
justly created excitement On the Sweep
stakes worth upwards Of 5000
The Meeting throughout be attractive the sta
MCargo and Mr. Kendall from the sou.hembracing in them
Boston, Vashu, Bae Peyton, Willis, Master Henry Wonder,
Rocker &C. with the stables Of Captain Stockton Mr. Lard
Branch, all expected ON the ground.
CO The Beacon Course Races win succeed the Union the
week after. ALExR. L. Bolts,
| ny29-6t DAVID ii. BRANCH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

= 80 "FAkE KEDyChg;- ~ ~ ~. MwN ,;s
Newport aud PrgyfdencsCabin passage one
dollar-Dcck hy ccns--1he steamer LEAlNGIoN Cart
Vanderbilt will leave New York Tor newport am row
depce on Saturday, the 95th inst at ocsck, r. 81 hem
er North hvcr Freight takea at cents per foot FOR
further nforrnation apply on board.
The cur boilers hal, the above boat have been put
In complete order and e public may rest asry- dts there
s no racrg pracced u being entirely uanes~lsa To s
tau her well established rcpntato. FOR speed The regular
day for the 10 leave New York will be wednesday,
ana SATURDAYS, until further notice a. Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

,->s~p - FOR ALBANY.-Fare One Dollar.
Cn1-a Beware Of the Extortoners The scw and
splendid steamboat ARROW, Captain j. =.
Dean TIKI. boat equal in all respects 70 any thing on the
a. the public patronage win barely pay expenses
II is for that public to deermne whether The Nonopoy
Line with their MILLION Of capital are to DC Permea 70
saLs Of ia. river IL they owned ii in fee simple
strange all honor compcton hudde on board single
boat five hundred passengers, and charge them three dollar.
~ach for the privilege Of standing all night deck and
this too when ey half dszen boats bought on lying IDLE
at the wharves
Will the public sustain the ARROW or will they DC hum
sbxcged and abused for another year -.
For time OF starting, sc. see papers my2s y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

= CO souThEks JAIL r r,,.r. .inrs az. ,oa
Skxxfs<ss<- Richmond.-The steamboat ALABAMA,
KENTUCKY and JEwEss, all boats Of rees ana sceommo
dation will running daily on the Msi
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving me eno
spsar wharf every afternoon Al o'clock, or immediately AZ
Tor The arrival Of the from Philadelphia and WIZ arrive
ext morning Portsmouth in time For the ears Tor Wmg
ton and thence steamboats, Charleston Returning VIII leave
Portsmouth every day after the cars arrive from ns ~
vssch Baltimore morning. in time for the ears for Pla
dephia =. -.
these boats in connection with the well known steam
,cLe,. Ceorpa aud Soath Carolina which leave Norfolk
rverv Saturday Charleston giving travellers choice They
also run In connection with the James River boats TO Peters
a ana pchnond Strangers informed Gold travellers
hat this cheapest and most comfortable route for
.o.bern travellers there changes FROM cars steam
ho.,s ana stages In dead Of night as on he Washington
[ The company therefore hope the travelling part Of the
community win patronise them, IN giving equal facilities aad
' p..,s. s"S ar. 10 Norfolk s. JOHN W. BROWN,
msasc Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03
-. PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY

FFUPLFS LINE FUR ALbNNf.-
+ t>A-Is Landing at the usual snai-gs-Thc new and
commodious steamboat ROCHESTER,, Cap.
cain Ar ST. john will leave the steamboat pier foot Of Bar
clay street, on Sunday mcrsng' ysns ~ sos,oeS
ner OF west and Liberty Streets ElEh Y. sChOLIl, AZ
The Office, or the Capitals on board -
All rd. lre;aht bank bills specie, any other Kind of
property taken shipped board Of h ooa' must os a. the
risk OF the thereof my1o-m