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FOR LlVERPOl

FOR LIVERPOOL.
e Til. fast sailing ship Mars, Capt. Castle,
E1TM wants BON bales cotton to complete her Cargo
S.z freight Of " HoL Il Nit 1rEe, o"
o' nav % Bank Flace
FOR NEW YOKK-riM Early despalch.
Louisiana und New York Line of Packets.
81 The superior regular lins ship fazoo. Capt.
IN Trask, will lie ready to 5ske in freight To-
iAAAg morrow, and will snil with quick despatch.
Fur freight pas having elegant accommodations,
t fe. or to '''' 0"''N ." JAMES B. HtLLEN,
r. The Y.zoo is very aesirab. conveyance S II for
passengers at this season Of the year. having airy
upper cabin nnvS8
Drawn Numbers oi the Grand State Lottery, Class g.
9 81 81 70 "a u IS n As l6 40
THIS DAY,
! $4,000! Highest Prize.
- Tickets only 50
,/GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
CLASS No. 40, Extra. Authorized by the Legislature
OF the Stnre TO be Drawn This Day, May .e, 1899.
at O'Clock, P. NJ, ut Bishops Hotel Common ri.
| s DAVIS & Co, Managers
rs Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
1894 P,izes amounting to $l45 1913
Tickets So 0o-Halvss 81 5O-tauarters rs ct.
Certificate of package of % whole tickets for $75
Warranted to draw at least $3}. Certificate of packages
of25 half tickets for 37 So warranted at least
$l65n Package Of rs Qua.er tickets for SIS IS war
| ranteG to draw SO IS.
For Packages or single Tickets. npnlv
May22 At Managers office l6 Chartres.
IlACON-60.OOO lbs Cincinnati cured, con listing q
- hams, sides and shoulders, at the landing, per
Flat boat. For sale by G DORSEY,
may28 Al New Levee
| NOR SALE-200 hales first quality Northern Hay
IL landing from Packet shin Alabalna. Aa,ply to ths
Captain on hoard. one tier below the Vegetable Mar
| ket. NAV %
| NOTICE-1he letter bags cf ,hip Nile tor Havre
| ~ and ship Norway for New York, will he taken
| fiom the Subscribers office al r. ". |. II GALE
mayaS ~ Common stree,
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privileges. Had the dominant patty becs tbs mao' iu ~
the Assembly they would have eazcy passed The mss'u'c
We very sorry that the wings Of the Legislature Of New
York should take strong abolition stand Nlhey pe'se.
we're in this they will 6nd that Of the south vii
bresk all ties ofbrath hood it'll them in = moment
How short sighted some are! The editors Of the view
York Express appear have tried their hes, bring into rid
icuIe Mr. Webster They that he has truly Brit
sh mind that If the Parliament Of G. Britain he would be
its lcader;-ihs Mr. Clay the contrary. would fall tecauss
he much IF Amercso Ia, much enthusiasm &c.
Such must he disgusting to Of Mr. Websors
feelings. Save from friends is truo aud homely
adage.
Among the passengers who went out In the Liverpool were
General Rawlings Governor Reynolds and wife, of Illinois
Daniel Webster wife and daughter of Boston, Charles Bid
die Of Philadelphia Theodore Ron Louis Barbarn Vim
cent Acsrd Robert Ferrdny, John Hewlett Charles Urqu
hat and PORTER, of our city, Let have
running direct Liverpool London, and they
The Br If Meiea has arrived Halifax. While
her way jamaica few weeks since, She
fred Into by French Of war who mtook her for
| Mexican. One killed and several wounded. Au
apology made and accepted.
Is possible that the President has repaired to the
huis of New Hampshire for a mite to assist hin
through life' The race OF Isaac is a prolific one.
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
GTNlE prize fresh flour ohny is Sc l2l per barrel
L according TO the tariff; the bakers shall give du-
ring the ensuing week (m Monday Goth i.st) 81 nun-
for 10 cents Breud Of the second quality, of three
oaves for 10 cents, required weigh 25 per cent.
more. viz: 42l ounces.
may 25 GENOIS, Mayor.
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CHEMlN DE FER

NOUVELLE ORLEANS EFT CARkOILTON.
Arrangements dc lete, pour les jourS de la senlanc.
De CarroLton. De la Nile Orleans.
Char cheval, his A NJ Char a cheval, lbs NJ
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rercles and Aspasia, the stern Perices and the
lovely Aspasa,-two names endurngly sculptured
upon the tablets If Grecan history,-nanes that carry
us back the brightest days of Athens, when science
the nrls politics and thr tender passions walked hand
in-hsnL-when Athens Greece indesd-Pcricles
the Oily mpian Jupiter, and Aspasa, The Juno who will
consent to shut out from his mind all the dull impress
sions Of this duller world 60 back with to the pamy
days Of Athens glory, enler into the thoughts the feel
Jugs Of these two beings the pue,ry of whose existence
can die and sympa,hize with the fears and loves
of Aspasia they keep pace with the wild ambition Of
Periccs Is there who will fly with ust the past
| 10 feast upon joys like these
Come, then, will buy copy Of Lindor's pericles
and Aspasia Of friend Johns, hasten 10 Pass Chris
,ien and there in the cool Of tn" breeze read how
Aspssia fell in love with her future lord-read the very
letters that Aarasia wrote to Ceon and Percles, and,
| but hold, here's the book itself
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I'M. MOFFAT'S VEGETA1LE1I PILLS are
II well know TO the public that 10 hardly
cersary to give detailed abatement OF their value and
use The tOlowing articles will fully convince any one
Of the claima The doctor has up the public to place
confidence in his preparations.
From the Hampden Wing Of July u, 1887.
Me6at's Pills aud Bittevs.-The las, journal cons
tains additional testimony in favor Of this hly import
tant invention. "The press Of the Journal almost
stopped" announce the testimony. Some one, tho
Of DR.. Mnffot thanks fo inserting the certi6.
cate ofour naghbor Bowes end offers quantity OF
the article compensation. This is very kind aud we
promise the moment we labor under like affections with
our neghbor of The Journal, to call on the agent.
In the mean ne any laboring under similar difs
fculties to those which have severely borne upon Nj
Rowes, they have his testimony to the "peculia,
| cine is undoubtedly sovereign remedy.
LETTER FROM SAMUEL BoWLEs.
The following letter is from Mr.. Bowes, Editor Of l
! Republican and Journal, Springfield, Mass.
SPRINGFIELD, June ], 1857.
Mr.. Moffat-Sir: 1t ia thirteen years that hav
| suffered from All inrmity Of the bowels-the cohse
quence, suppose Of illness Of inflammation,
rheumatism. The natural action Of the bowels is lost
frequent and severe pains occur with much weakness
and depression: caha'tics being necessary every few
days u cUunteract cos,iveness. have consulted goo
physicians, and have tried almost all kinds If pills ad
vertsed, which seemed suited case, in vain. Du
ring the last year, have bought aud used several boxe
of your Life Pills, and have found benefit frot
them, more ,eef and adap;e,ness my for d eng
Of time, than from any medicine have yet tried.
Yours, SAMUEL BOWLES.
For sale in this city, ut the corner Of Common an
| Tchnpitoulas SITS. may 10
NEW ORLEANS Z CARIlOILTON RAIL ROAl
| COMPANY.
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U7INDOW GLASS-62O boxes English crow,
w Windsor glass, receiving and for sale by
m22 Il CLANON, l2 Camp st
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arrangements pour les Dimanches.

Apes 10 heurrs du soir, on peut obtenlr un CHI
puyant cling piastres pour lr voyage.
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I OST-Some time about the month OF March last,
~ 10 haei of cotton, ma; ked g + ) or e. 5, 1.-THE
latter is believed he the marks hch taken from
the Atchufalayn Landing. Any person ha lug the same
in their possession, will please notify Nessrs kTknan,
Aberna,hy & Hanna, here it can be had. ~
may2i 4tw s Il CuNNf.
NA7lISKEY-3O0 brls rccti6ed, for sasb
w mel G DORSEY, A New Leyee
T ARD-800 kegs leaf lard for sale by
IL mol DORSEY, IA New Levee
OAF SUGAf-5o basket a. il for sale by
IL may SHALL Il BROWN, 46 Magazine st
VNIH>KEY-2O0 barrels reclfed whskcy in store
w for sale by DORSEY,
milo a. New Leyee
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tORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES.

May 81. 1880
Ship Rob Roy. Marsh. for London. wv Zackaris CO
Ship Rochester, Owen, for Liverpool. Lanfer
Ship 10 .n.o, Pierce. for Liverpool, w Phrcn
ahip Milo. blanchard. iiavre. L II Gale
ethr Mas Frye. Boston. Master
ARRIVALS
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W The Packet ship Ocmulgee il dissharging
opp"site the Vegetable Market Consignees will please
attend 10 the receipt Of their goods. may 70
OATH TUBS-lOO Bath Tubs, assorted sizes, for
| , sale at reduced prices, by S. LOCKE 20.
mays8 8 Front Levee
LVLOUR-8 &c bbls. land ng from steamboat Rudolph.
IL For sale by A. TRlER,
mey28 "a Gravier st
IDIOT BHEAD-Is bbls., landing ION s,eamhoa:
L Rudolph. For sale BY . A. TRtEK,
NAV 90 "a 6, avier at
=, EGAK TODACCO-20 boxes. For sale by
- A. TEIER,
NAV % "a Grnver 81
U' The Packet ship Alabama ID dscha'g ing
her cargo opposite the Vegetable Market. Consigned
will plcnse attend the recent Of their gools q
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'NNSlGSEE,

- CONSI{INEES
Fer hrix Audubon. y Lalsnd Il Bonnassl II t;o.ln: II
Tets; Roberts; A r Grny: Narr.on. Cs.g 90; In
ba,ds; Nv Bshsn, Gu. zulu. Lapeyre& co
PASSENGERS
Par shippen.W Bent; canp.on, DUFF; Dazzon; Kerr
4 Knight.
MEMORANDA
Rodo'ph len Louisville the 2i.t inst at NJ Reports
3aiueh water on the falls. and n on lint Island
shppes ps fonrd hsr trip FROM oIIeaus 10 Flint Island IN
days aud 10 bosrs
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" Is 70 90 ia 43 "a 70 81 90
THIS AFTERNOON, TUESDAY
At IL o'clock.
Thyee Capital Prizes Of $500 each. Tickets only 3
Dollars.
LOUI 81 A N A L 0 T T E r Y
Authorized by Act of Legislature. Chapter XIII
pas ed Mach oi 1929 Glass Extra 49, for IS39 be
drawn on in the Rotunda Of the Exchange Hotel, St.
Charles st. Tuesday, May 28,h, 1889, ut IL past
o o'clock, P. NJ. precisely.
b. s. GREGORY & Co. Successors to YATES
& MCINTYRE, Managers.
rs Numbers-I2 Drawn Ballots.
| SCHEME.
a7.a,4 Prize. amounting to sl45,o3a
| Tickets 81 uO-liulves 81 5N-Qu,,tcrs u cts
Certificate of Package |, 20 whoc tickets for $44
| Ce,t,Grai. If package Of IS half tickets for $2!-
Certificate Of package ofa5 quarter tickets for sll.
Packages or single tickets for sale at the Man rrs
Oai", 3 Cunal door to the corner Of Camp IT.
may27
GTATE OF LOUlSIANN-Pari-h Court for ,lt
| - Parish and city Of New Orleans.
Present the Hon. Charles Niaurian, Judge.
No. II, 1871, L.. a. Erwin, in &C ual custody. Va. h
creditors and the creditors Of Erwin & Bolrgs.
Ulon reading aud filing the petition and schedul" il
this easel, is ordered by the Cou't, that the creditor
of L. A. Erwin aud of Erwin and Boil ngs, do meet ii
open Court, on Nonsiay he Eth nne next 1889, the
and there to snow cause, fany they have why tn
said L.. A. Erwin both in his personal capacity and n
as a partner of the firm Of Irving u Bongs, shout
not BE- discharged according 10 law and that in III
meantime all proceedings against his property and pei
sou be stayed. tits further ordered that Gilmore
King, Erqrs. Attorneys g. Counsellors at Law, b
appointed 10 represent tho absent creditors.
| BY order of Court.
Clerks office, New Orleans, May "a, 1879.
MS Paw ARM AND PlrOT, Clerk.
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TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1889.

The time, we trust, will yet como, WHEN bad coat
and seriously defective pahtaloons The limbs Of
honss,, intelligent able utsd faithful Democrat, shull
rot virtually constitute disqualification Cor even til.
highest Offices in the Stale. When shall we become
Democrats in practice ~
Such il Of the texts from which of the lend
ing Van buren, papers in the NORTH indtes long and
prosy sermon, Tor the ediGca Of its readers. The
object Of the party would appear be the
total breaking up Of existing society. and its resolution
into frat elements In all ages, aud Jude, all sorts Of
government, the superior industry OF one man
other, whether in mental hodi labor, him in
Advantageous position than his ndoent rival.
This is1he foundation stone Of social rank. Urged on
by the surety that merit will always later
find its reward, society becomes leavcned with the
caven Of enterprise, and the desires and ambition Of
men, impel them to action in oder that they may he
foremost u the race. But the Van Buren, doctrine is
breuk up this ,a.iona system Of social organization
by assuring tbs ndoent that the highest gifts of the
people and the government within their grasp il
they will only stretch forth their hnnis.
Tue friends oforder and law repudate any such doc.
trne Secured BY ting charter Of our liberties, full
partic patio in the foru alton Of the government and
entitled to the highest office in the gilt of The people,
they ru, forward ill., ir exertons to enjoy great
blessing if their ambition leads them h herwagd. The
people ac,uated by the powerful motive Of having good
government ouly inquire ii the candidate be fit to al,
minister the Office about 10 c bestowed upon him.
| When say the people, the people who op-
pose the present administration Of corrupt rulers. They
do not hold false gkls tho indoent, the
ess. thu unfit, because the constitution them
the privilege Of voting. They ask for fit person, not
caring whether his clothing be "bad coat dsfec-
tive pair Of rantaoons,' whether he he dressed in
the height Of the ton Such Wig principles in rel
gard the hestowment Of ofiicc, whether by the peo
pie their representative.
Not with the They have their COUNT W
good heart They apPca! the pejudcos of the indoen
poor thinking tina, this class Of the
the community II is tho old scheme Of exciting tho
tho r1ch Of urrsgnng inoent poverty against indus
poverty II is make the Offices IN the
try Of bargain and SALE urge the men te
hgh, high distinction, and consequently bring ints
peoples officers for the elevation Of such
power must 10 attended by NAL administration Tho
prsy for democracy practcethat is they
anarchy; for when the principle of the soeial system
vice. that against ndolence thor
will be end oil Law and protection Of personal rghi
shall all be reduced to the primitive state Of pract
democracy The .tep theace despotsm short and
sy and be able take tina. step firmly believe tn
real o. ject Of Mr.. Van Buren,
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PRAIRIE COTTAGE.

PRAIRIE. WI AuC'
IL PROCTOR presents his hest compliments to
IL friends, the public Of New Orleans, and 10
strangers who may he passing few days IN the i
and informs them that he will he ready ina few davs
receive them a, tina. pleasant retreat, the i a
GOTTA q T., situated o" the Lake shore. Persd
travelling either from Springfield. d. naldsons,l'e
Malisun,i lille, the city. eau there meet with GOO
rhcrr-inc om,n" daons and polite a,tention-an
ali parties y way Of the Nashville Railroad can he Sc,
yedn private and pleasant rcO,, by giving one day
notice Of their Intention TO come. N-.7
The proprietor doubts no, that Inducements fo'
vi it will be found in the advantages the Cottage pre-
sents to the invalid, and those "earied with the hes
dust, and hustle Of the city. The pure aud de'ieioY
air constantly floating either from the Lake or the gIe4
prairie-hc one refreshing and the other loaded wiz
fr. GRANGE will give unmngled delight to the wal
deer il, search either ofhea,h or pleasure.
F. Proctor appeals e'ei"re with confidence to q
patronage Of those who know his method Of serving III
friends and doubts that strangers visiting ~
city will honor him with Gull. He Intends MAXIM
Prairie Cottage Of the most agreeable places OF n
sort in the neighburhood of the city.
The proprietor guarantees that his wines, liquors q
&c. shall he of The mo choice nature at the Sol
,imo he will devote his attention procure all the cal
lest ececes and vands Of the season for his table
n,2I-3m
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
Fl TIN. fas, sailing ship Mars. Cnpt. Castle,
H4A wants 3Ol bales cotton to complete her cargo.
10y. For freight Of which, Or passage, apply on
board orto HOLMES " Mills,
may % Bank fIhce
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DRAWING BOOKS.
TOOPER'S Drawing Book Of Arnunls
" Art OF Flower Painting in water coors
Harding q Early Drawing Book
Earland's Juvenile Artist
Tilt's Elementary Drawing Book
Andrews Lessons in Flower Painting
The Little Sketch Book, LIST and 2d SERIES
The United States Drawine Book, just received ant
for sale by ALEX. TOWAR,
may Is 40 Camp 81
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lNEMENT-S63 barrels of Cement, landing from
ship Yaz0o, will be sold low is taken from The
Levee. Apply to JAMES d. HUl.LEN,
NAV ~ "a Camp 1t.
V6NO RENT-The d~ eIling pant If tie three Story
J. brick house No. la0 Tchoupitouas street. Pos.
session gi.ea on ,hs 9Th June. Apply to
I'll LUCKETT,
Canp street, near Julia,-or
- nay28 No Is Exchange Place. -
nARASOlS and HMBRELLAS-56 cases, COM
il pvisng general tn,ent Of MantCa and Cling
ham Umbrellas aud Para~ +. new and fashionable
- 1Sler, landing from hr Wm. Henry, for ssls by
K sssns6 l BRIDGE u Co. I34 Magssins Ct
~ AIEnto-A large INK NICE jnst received and for
salsh By SHALL d BROWN,
sftss-s rsNE - So MagsI,ne u
----t5s- Ia tItSS,s--IJ ou-
clothing, iaAdns tom ship Chareson Tor sale b. ~
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.
From Cnrr0on From New Orleans.
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DANK NOTE PAPER Just received an invoi
ID of bank note . r of Amies manufacture, and
| sale by ALEA aoMEH,
u,0i 40 CRmn atresl
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"A CAND.
DICKINSON g. GOODWIN, (68 Chartrcs s,reei
IL respect ullv inform their friends and the public
GENERALLY that Good VIM OF the above firm, will leave
for New York about the LEI of June. They invite those
who may wish garments nude to their measure TO call
and leave their orders previous to TINT time.
Is II
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80 eases
Ohio and John Dunlap ID ship Charin ~ per
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arrangements pour les Dimanches.
Les chars phrtlronl aux melnes heures que dams les
jours de Ia selnaine jusqu' he"re r NJ. cne loco
motive partra de Carruton tOutes les henres Jusu
heures du sor. ct de 10 Nouvelle Orleans iasqu'a
. henles du sor.
Pour rag,tment DIES personnes qui rendent a Car
rollton par lie de heures qu dcsrent pas
demeurer jusqu' hsu'ss, lie char qn pu,ait anpara
want de CarrotoL heurs restore jusqn' 81 hcures'
pour bonner lie temps de JOUR dune promenade ag,e-
able dams des pins beuux nrdins DIES Etuts Uns.
Les personnes qu pnrtront par la locomotive, dcy-
ront procucr dies bi'ets, attendu quill est df'endu
conductors de recevoir de l'aIsent nu lieu de
billsls.
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LETTER FROM SAMUEL. BOWLES.
The fnlown. letter is from Mr. Bowles, Editor Of the
Renublican unl luur mi. Snringfield. Mass,

For sale in this city, ut the corner Of Common and
Tchnpitoulas SITS. may 10
NEW ORLEANS Z CARKOLLTON RAIL ROAD
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Chars des Rues jackson ct de In Course.
Ces rnars par,irnnt dc la rue jackson hcures,
A. NJ. ct de la rue du Canal q heurcs du n'ain Ell
courant chuqu, hcura. 8hcures, lis Iar1rnnt toues
les dem hcues, j,suu al heurrs du soir, de Ia rue
Jackson IT jusqu . lrures de Ia du Canal, eA
cop,e a 81 dc la rue du Canal.
Les MrsSrurs sont partculieremant pres dc ne pas
METRE les peds les COUSINS, ct dc pas uner
dams les chn,s lorsgue leo danes sly trouven,.
Bureau de la Coinpagnic du chemin dc fer do Car
roIllun 1t dc la NouveIIc OrIcuns .
JOHN HANPSON,
mal3 Ingcncur en- chef.
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- - - .-.s''..s--s sucrIvru T
per ship Mississippi, from New York, large as.
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Alter TO o',1otk Car Be o6ninsd by paying Dc
lars for the Trip.
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n r~s<s nFOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH
- Ocean House, Rumson Landing Red Bank
-1s1e.<zssss- and Eaiontown Dock-The steamboat
OSIRIS Captain AI.re VII follows. daily from foot
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a ucliOm Sales.

<~ NEW YORK TATTERSALL6.-Ths
'N regular sales by auction, at this weh known -
E\& tabiishnsst Of Horses, Carriages &c, coa3-
IN W nue to take place o. every Monday, = u
O'Clock, thrssxhost the year.
The regular sale will take place Monday Aug IL
al IL O'clock commencing with Carriages, Harness. &c. asd
II o'clock the sale Of Horses Will commence.
Gentlemen having Horses dispose Of requested ~
make early application, good number .. tho
catalogue be offered auction unless regsev-
ed time for number the catalogue for which purpose u0
register will be kept open til Saturday, Aug 10,
GEO. w. MILLER,
joy Successor to J. w. Watson, Aa6 Broadway.
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We care 70, what dull plodiers say
A COED SEGAR drives care away.
Oh Sous

WE chosh the above coupe % the old the
wv heading Of tnis from arn conviction
cf il. truth Having hand asortns' ~ ne finest
segar, ever imported I, ~. United s-- Ind selected
pr,sy Cor this cstab,h., 10Y agent at Havana we ice
great Confidence in recommending them friends and the
public The comprises the c cet and most pops
lar Misunderstanding the Extra Noresa "a Normas Imperial
Trabuco Imprs.sa Camone. Prsnera Regaa. the finest
ever this country and imported expressly for private
u.e and various others which all we appreciate the lar
srv Of a good s,gsr invited 10 call and examine
Seixas s. Cedar street receives his segars
direct from Havana; they selected exclusively for him VIII
the care b competent Judge and there no other
p,cs in the city where strangers and Others obtain, with
equal genuine pure Havsns 50 Cedar street
tv26 I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10

nANlEL SWEENEY, II Ann street, returns his smcsfs
~ thanks his friends for the liberal suportthsy
hav. uniformly rendered him he first opened his Restoy
and them that will be his eonssr ,ndavor u inertia
continuance OF their APPRECIATION His table furnishes
wit, the best the market affords and those who may oaor his
table with presence may depend upon being served with
eI,.nliue.. ciyiity and urompttuds. ;lou