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EXPRESS MAIL
TIMES OF ARRIVAL nEJlA p,riIur, r>,,,,.
l305 Il43 H. Or 81 "a
less; being 5 days and II hours ' "o 0

less; beng D days and II hours. W.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD. -
IL ANYWAY IN 1863 C,ront!eet cornar of lIey;,
~ Streets on The night Of SOL Of August, and was
named CHARLES, about II years of are pu1 fct
or thereohouts in height very black and hns Nm ,nnsS
eht IN ms speech, Of his ags is sore occ asioncS
ny recent hurt; he had when lie went a,, nv wh;,s
s9s'o or linen shirt and white cotton pan,aloony.
masters OF vessels and ste, IN boats are ca ,tipn., n
sLs' receiving or haroring said negro, II as ala
onef persons, as the rgour Of The Inv will NJ.
enforced nsa'nst them. The above reward will he mia
fa'!Vens him intr any Of the jni,s of either Of lilo
stccet. s5..s. $4,000" 'N' " A .
NoIiCE.The coi.arlncrshi, heretofore xistine
= under tiA firm Of dubois & Garretson oas bese
n,s a IN" subscriber will liuul,,c the afrso
.d e IN ms CITY, and requires all prisons ine5
e1 70 make payment TO him omIv and all those hav;r.
claims to present hem for settlement. ~
aug at ~. ii GARRETsoN
CAPTAIN hlARHYATI"s NEW NOVELS
HdhtaM the Rtcicr, by the author OF Peter Sinnle A,
in vols. - 'f.fIt' 49, "''>'o
C"mmi"ss, or Winter II, sch..ss Ha;.de1J 3, Inv.
SHna, by Captain Basil Hall, R,yal Navy, F.
lard Ro(aan, romance, hv Allan Cupn;ueha, I -,
Sheppard Lee, written by himself, IN yps.
Il Cdmpenui"HS History Of staiu translated firm,
original Italian, by Nathaniel Greene, in vol. for
:, ming No.19 Of !larpcr's Family library.
Vols. : y OF the new complete and uniloru edition
Of Washington Irring's Works.
Rogers French and English Dirtionnrv in | val Nv
Nns'"fs French md E.siish Dictionary
Ais.-.A few more copies Of Conbe' g PhrenoloR
NehZi' Large surveyors Comma of supc ror m,
ny, with clnins, Billiard Balls of 2l.I ans! - inch
S'o,.s mptovedmetalic Pens spaned purors, weight.
Just received, nld for sale by
m3l REM Irvv
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M,iNrAGut.'>
R.lLM Fol IiIE TL ETH

BALM FOR THE TEETH
fAN established reputation and constn lily ncfea ing
dcmund for this sle.tunl remedy Of pain, and pre-
sentative of the teeth, has induced c Subscriber
otter it to the American public. Arrangements hav
heen nude to supply agents in all the principal cilic
and towns in the Iucd States, place it it'll
the reach OF those SCATTERING and likely To suffer this mos
hur;iSsng Of all ache, Icotn-uclie.
When applied according TO directions given
bottle, il has never failed 10 afford immediate and
marent relief. 1t also arrests The decay IN delrciiv
teeth. and relieves that vhich 80 frequent,
renders strong tooth useless Tie application and
remedy are >imre, Innocent. rot unpleasant; and
the large number Of persons in different sections of II,
country, that have air ady experienced such deliah,t
and salutay effects from the of the Balm are ready
to bear (or the public good their testimony to lis I'M
rvalled .qdn,es. 1t is an dian remedy, obtained
snsulnrly und unexpectedly, and he regar e.! b,
the civilized world rs the most valuable discovery
rcdman OF the woods.
Price 81 Fer bottle. Sold by
JARVIS e. ANDREWS,
5 Cor Common and Tcha
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MAIL ARIA l>tx r.. "a ksls q
uo.,.o.. at,v due Every Day at loNl a.
t'''e''" 1855 Closes Every day at l9y A. NJ
ws.,er. mil Due every Sunday, Wednesday
" es ,eay M u'1 H. Friday, by 5,p. NJ. GIL.
ny ""y ,.r Closes every Monday, Wsduc.ds
~ t0"s'' land Saturday by 8, N. '''''oa
Ill.,. y,he ,,,;, Due every Tuesday, Thursday.
f"e '@ a." Al"" J Saturday, by P. nj.
g Closes every Monday, Wednesday
EXPRESS MAIL. ---------
TINES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&C. OF the Express Mail, bew"~r Noodle and Nav
rro.kI,leaving Mobile da at 3P. NJ. Northwar
New York daily ats Pm Southwark.
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DEAFNESS
A NEW article for persons troubled with deafness,
"a (called the Ear Iruinpe,,) has just been received
by the &" hch, the slightest articulation of the hu
man voice is distinctly conveyed to the ANY one
who l'as ever been Obliged converse with d.a
person. must he fully lc the difficulty aud en-
harrassment experienced both by themselves and the in
iivdnas unfortunately afflicted BY the use oft p
Ear Trumpet this objection is entirely obsinird. Inc
most scrptcul ha-o ulw audourl their doubts a },
having used ING Trumpet. For sale a,
IF GUIONS,
Fancy store. Of Common and Charles streets
Under he Exc hnnga Hotel. feb 10
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large upply Garden Seeds. warranted the grow til
Df 1897

A NDKEW SMITH Il CO., respectfully inform
"A their friends and the public in General, that
they occupy tho new brick shop, 2l9 Tchoup,oulus
street, where they keep constantly on hand Copper,
Tin and Sheet Iron War;, of every description,
such as copper stills, kettles, and mps, tin bath.
ing tn s. aud oil cans, of all and szes, and all
| other brass casting done Il, shortc,t notcr.
Grato bars of every dc, crpion slch rs steam.
boat sti'rups, hog chains, sot~, AMI othol
kild OF steamboat work, such ciiinncys, brcecl
| cs, steam pipes.
They will also do all kinds OF out door work,
such a. zirc. copper and tin roofing and gut,ering,
&c. They above aud all other kinds OF work in
their line e! business, they will execute al the
shortest notice. t.c97
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l. " Gien,l's Peytunlerie.

nATS-l3 case dnb Russ, hats various ouuliiies
. broad hrimS and low crowns landing from, shin
81. Louis, for sale by Biinti $50.
MY 1911 Mug zine Il
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1 ~ CERTIFY that the above mcn!'ourh disease is
qultr wei! cured 10 NV own sut,i elton, for which
tiianR i'r. iuel; and moreover that tin inei-
cine ilaTr taken makes me fat. and I! Il not jnjurc INV
nea't'' at all therefore adv>, my low sufferers To-
lose no time and apply TO DR. A. Iluc,, 1928 Cuna
street, between Dsurlu and Hourtuu sltceis. Dr.
They will lind true do',nr tor This Complaint
join DEAN, At I;rnycr street
II any one WAITS 10 Sc me- call II, No. 40 t;ln.;.,
JOHN DEAN
New Orlrans l'rl, l. 1874 t.y, ILL.
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- IL L. is H.
E>-S .ss--...kS, .SEI=SSN
FOR NEW VDpE

In NEW okk.
Louisiana and New York Line Of Pack,s,
:, ~ "h'ps competing this limo will sail from
No" orieans and Now York on every other Nn,.
day-coin'n"ncing on the 2U:h Noyeinber-uud ia
insure the punctunlity in the time of sail;nr ,,,o
IN" VIII hereafter consist of five ships, viz:
Ship iazoo. Captain Trask, to leave on tho on,h
November. " Wv ~o'"
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer, 10 leave On the
4tl December.
Ship Huntsville, Captain EIdri.!pc to leave on III.
18th December. "
Ship F'ckshury, Captain WooIhousc. TO lcavc m
the lst January. ..
Snip Mississippi, Captain Davis, to leave on the
18th of January.
ne 'ooVc arc all new, of the first class, conner
a. and copper fastened, and upwards of 500 inns
nnrthon, are OF light lruught of water, being Luil,
IN New York expressly for the trade. The price
OF passage Is fixed at 100 dollars: their cabin, are
nlt'd up IN tile most in proved and cnnycu;cn,
pam aud finished III Il neat and elegant x,v].
Ample stores OF the first quality will be provided
a"u every regard paid to the comfort and entire
sa'slact'"h III passengers. vino will pcosr akc M
wv ',..l 10 p'f'h Can ue secured uut paid for a,
inc or &c OF the cors Inecs.
'Eese vessels ar" commanded by captains well
'A''''E'e'a VI The trade, who will give every a,
te','o' ana Exert themselves to accumulate, Th,r
"'h III all tines be towrd up and down the Missis.
s,rp by r'"atihnals, md tho s,rc,est puucln,l,,,
observed IL the time Of saup
Inc owners OF these sin! y will M, h. ,,,;
Die tor any letter, parcel or package, sent bv NJ
put on hoard of them, unless regular bin ,f I,,n,
% sis:'cd therefor, at tho couutinp house al tho
ase''' or o"hcrs. For further particulars apnlv IN
,, BEIN s. A COHEN
'"'~' %
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Royal College of Physicians, Lontien.
VFNllE Original Vegetable il,geian Universal Met-
L cine, prepared by w Mlskin, Esq. Memner Of
lie tcva College Of Surgeons, Licehate Of Apothe-
car, Company, Fellow Of Bolt Court Society, Surgeon
10 the Royal Union Pension Association, Lancaster
Place, Waterloo Bridge, and Perpetual Pupil OF Guy
and 81. 1honas's Hospitals, London.
This valuable medicine, the result Of twenty years.
experience and unparalleled success in the extensive
and highly respectable practice of the proprie,y atro
Missed by the faculty and nobility, and isnow introduced
to the notice of the American public at the
'cl'a!oa It number Of gentlemen Of long and high
standing in the profession. 1t is hoped, p,eli-
nary step, to check The evils and fatal Consequences
arising from the Of the numerous and tlecterios
""srhs io'sted s1n the puhlic by the aid Of fabricated
proofs OF miraculous and sther FRAUDS by Of
'ncrcenary, unprnc'pe.' precners totally ignorant
OF medical science, that it impossible the mons,rous
osison can any longer go down will! the intelligent
IN their nature should be kept in every faraily cases
OF sudden Illness for, by their pomrt administration
cholera cramps, sas,rs, te'""s and other ala...ug
connIants which too often prove FATAL e s,,,,r,ii-
~ cured Or prevented In fact, all those who value good
health, should never be without them. They are sa
III packets at 81 cents 81 aud 81 each! by every rcsr.c
table dgsis, bookseller, and vendor Of medcin. ia tn.
United StaeS,, ha Canat'as with copious directions
together with csrnonals Of professional ability trv,
The following eminent gentlemen: Sir Ashley Cooper,
Aberethy, James Bun,ell VI. D., W. Back, Vi. d..
j.. Aston Key, 4. Frampton, NJ. ID j, and nun.crou
others. The originals may he seen npossesson OF The
Ge'eiTl Agent BY whom the medicine is imported into
this Country, and to whom all applications loragc"s;e
must be made.
JNO. HOi l29 Wa,crly Place, n. York,
:, Sole General Agen. for the United States, Sc
FOR sale ny appointment OF the gina proprietor
ey SWAIN g Bn"rIkR, Druggists, No IL Canal street
'"'nrr" Asc"! ''or S,a'lee III Louisiana. jelvS
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sell 'CR-52 trs i,nl,us tr,,1n -tes,n.,rI Baton
Rouge, for sale by G u,IftS =
intNi 4 | New .y,.
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SIMMONS, HARTT L. CO-lre now r,.cr;y;,.
' per ship huntsville, Eagle, Mcrr, Ami,rv. u;ph
'''',r French and German lo lc head pl, ;n~ cards:
scr belt aud packet pistols plain, rhb,d and split
cussin+ caps; cap holders; sciss rs lsaznrs r,m
us; Niol. strings; shell ivory a, horn, combs: w;,s
k, bea'i and leather purses; hair I:ls front and
a"k r'n"l'ts; negro lis 'crnla, AND French cologne
"'t':r, Rowl.nds macr,s>er oil! imitation do; :uu.
I' bears "'l portable desks and dressing cases: y>,
''ackils; st;a and toilet glasses; convey mirrors on
c." asses and views; lnlinn beads, bells am, ,!u,n.s;
ccorcon, whit" Iwinc; toilet and s.,v. soa.s; toilet
o"'er, stnctie wash balls; scented satin cs.ous
pool s'a"'s screw cushions; fancy hc.,; CHAINS ;,
ncck!m,s; billiard balls poekr, hnos an, w,l,,l,s;
,cr'l'n hnnes razor strap; fine aud cutunou gum
elastic sseners, carriers dos BELLS ,c,r n.uc!es; Sill
pencils; Creyons, &c. Sc.
The above in addition To our former stock of fan,
articles, makes Our assortment very n.i,,r For sal
wholesale or retail as The sign of lie Golden Csh, 70
Cliutrre street. mss
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Cologne Water, Prrtunrr>, &c-A sIr,uII
article OF cologne, put up expressly tor the retuI
trade; also the purest ench Prrfnmrry, rmbra-
cling every variety for the .oller, Tor $ !. by
'ct2 REEFS & D'LAV(;
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VIEW BRIGHTON iiUTEI
PASS CHRISTIAN. MS.

New BRIGHTON HOTEL,
Pass CHRISTIAN, hIss.
ENttt well known watering place apen for the
l. season. under the immediate superiuttndence OF
Mr.. John Mcdonnell I ha esnhii-hmeni has been
very considcrab, improved by eliitiona! buildings
DINING room, ball room, billiard fpams, nnn pin uileys
stables aud Lathi' honse Gra exrrtiuns have beer,
m"de to render the plucs conflrahc and an ELEGANT
resort here Etts fvo for f,n,rs aud cans
veneni out houses ged fer -inge geutle.en fine
sa'l anu hns boats are provided and an elrgan, baud
II music for cotiiiou parties, & excur ions n the eri
Tina, pnr' of it which lies innede,ey IN front of the
hotel ia lind lacked bv several beautiful islands nh
within te" hours sail, among which Cut Island,
Ship. Island, Horn Island, aud he haudaeu,s
Letter Tag i, kept ut the lar o. the Exchang 20
tei' " Witch VIZ receive ally atri'i"n.
-l June ~ ENchansr ii"'el.
NEW PIANOS FROM FAIRS.
H'HE subscribers have Just recei'ed per ship Charles
from 'i"yre and offer Tor sails u,nu'itul
mrnt oil iianntn ties consisting i'll ;tiannos, licolus
OF hosew"nd Cnrac""s ana r'rh mahogany AoGd,
Horizontal Pianos Of the riches, ood and maho-
gany.
Seni upright Pianofy, cs .ln DO
III These lnstrin ents ar' all raunfar ured bv the
celebrated ma T PLEYEl. &. o. Of Paris NIL CON
tsln "ctaver arr OF mos' superior finish and
IectHd rrssly for by essrs rIcycl n Kalhrrnn,r
which fact can leave nothing desire in regard to III.
beauty OF their tone.
TIL" amateurs anil professors Of music arc respect
fully invited 10 call and examine the semi un,ight
pianus which entirely ARTICLE.
JOHNS Il Co. 81. Charles at
ia opposite the Nrranlnh II Exchange hotel
ESEFRiGERATORS < WATEN JARS-6 ma.
hogany rerre,aturs, > painted do, IA gallon
water Jars 20 gallon , IN store lur sale hv
n,23 S& } WHITNEY, - Camp 81
Hlli.0T hkEAD-iE BIDS, landing ON s,rnmbo,.
1uuoirh' Fer sale by a. TtItK,
may =" 81 Ciavirr st
IlEEF-g5 half Lbl. mess and 70 bbls n {, nT,i5e
- aid d Beet, fur sale by & DORIS Y
'"Hr - ii New levee
. DEER ROCK,
A NOVEL in soils by harriet Nartineau
~ Alsic Researches, comprising inquiries concerr
ing tie nin al characteristics Gf the Nurn Aue,, a,
indians ftEt series; indian Tales and Legends, Lv
Henry Rove Sthuo!cInii, autos Of travels 10 lh.se,
COS OF The Mssis irp, &c &c,
Ala". rev supply Of StcSens lIa.a.s in Esyp,
Arabia Pate, dc.
ic!inn.h the Nan,erer: EIyiua by Miss Hu,u,,
Ernest Mallravcrs; Alice
Lady Of Lyons Darnry; Cric!l,on
Miss Sherwood's Work., &c &c, inst received and
n sale hv ALIEN. TDWAL
J'!ht - Id Cam?
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IRON !1OOFS-IThc sil7sc r,IeTs 6ov. n-,cnr.-,
Of "a great expense, the right of putting on iron
Ioois N THIS c'ty. They are adapted to public
buildings, waren"Ases, and private dwellings, and
"embns al once chrapness and durability, and
gre perfectly hre and water proof Terms ma,
tc known, and model seen !, our estsblishmen,
Opposite ST. Mary's mnrk Ct, Tchapitou.as ST,
nrt9 L B COESWF A. r.,
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( >ORN MllLS-Ordrrs received for corn mills bv
- apll7 SHALL II BROWN, 90 Magazine
CLED LETTER PAPER-Just received n few
q cases Of blue md white wovc ruled Letter Payer
some very low priced, for sale by
DAVID FELL " Co. n Y S:aiionsrs' Hall,
June 10 Fl Ehnrtres 1t
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FASH ION A BLE CLorHrNa
TAYLOR q :HADDEN
No.slA Chnrare. 49,.
HAVE aeo..stan, supply, !. aver. .,,,cI.' n.....
n ~ dress ef ia,es, style, aNew York
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Specimens to be seen at the shop. Paints. oils,
glass, copal v'vais, &c. ON 4,,,d ri Tor sale.
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POlice Office.


Nov "a. Horrible DepraUity "A very decent
looking eiderly'iemale came before Justice Wyman
to ask the advice and assistance of the magistrate
under the following circumstances. The applicant
stated that her name Rebecca Tilton, living at
rs Lumber street, and that she had daughter,
about fifteen years Of age who had lately left her
home, and taken up her residence with negro,
living at No ll9 Mott street.
The magistrate granted warrant In arrest the
girl, and any other person that might be found in the
same place The officer returned with huge. black
whskered, dandifed negro rugged ont in the first
style OF the fashion as the counter Jumpers, mid
die aged white, ladies wish to be who love their
lords" and -four rather pretty, but very drabbish
looking, young ladies'" OF easy virtue
The female who was enceinfe, stated that her name
was Jane Jordan She the wife Of the negro,
was twent, years cid, and had three children
bv him--all dead and buried The girls had all
boarded with her, paid 81 per week, and saw COM
pany." The daughter ot Mrs Tilton said she had
been staying for eight days with Jane Jordan and
the other unfortunate girls all told similar stories
They were the House of Refuge and the
negro gentleman. Edward Jordan, with his white
| paromour, were held TO bail IN the of $500
After the negro and his seraglio thus disposed
Of, two gentee looking male loafers were paraded
before the magistrates as having been found in the
ablishment. One said his name was George Muir
ray He lived at l0i Green street, and did nothing
particular for living, except engrave music He
had been brought up. and still lived with his grand
mamma. The only reason that he could give for
visiting the uesro's house was, that he wanted 10
see the folks " The other said his John A.
went 10 make merry call, and pay his respects to
the ladies'. AZ err suitable admonition, both these
nice young men were reprimanded, and dismissed TO
their veral m
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casion he turned the water on and flooded his cell
the depth of three or four inches. At times he
would be making figures on the wall n and on one
and acted as il he was mending his old breeches.
Abraham b. Purdy another keeper, corroboratcd
the testimony Of Fallon, and related some other
strange freaks and capcrs which Smock cut up while
III their charge.
DIR. Bedford examined Il am acquainted with the
disease called delirium tremens; it is brought on by
Link; great exposure, insufficient food or excess OF
nourishment, with insufficient exercise, will produce
it, Alterations OF mind, OF every grade, are the &C
company,ng forms Of delirium tremens; although |
do not mean to say that every case OF dehrium tire
mems is accompanied by alteration Of mind. The
best writer's place alteration Of mind one OF thu
sym items of delirium tremens.
David Sherwood deposed that he had employed
the prisoner and deemed him insane the best part Of
the time.
Here the defence rested.
James King recalled by the prosecutor-I always
looked upon the prisoner as man OF weak mind and
often crazy drunk.
Henry w. Merritt eyamined-I saw Smock twice
after his confinement, He appeared at those times
perfectly rational. the first person that told
him his wife dead. He said he supposed he
must die for it, and he was ready and willing at any
moment
Samuel w Laury calid for the dcfence-i have
known the prisoner 10 or II years since once saw
him throw his watch OH the ground and break II to
pieces the side walk.
Here the testimony closed on both sides.
The District Attorney cited the law he intended 20
rely The learned gentleman cited Beeks medi-
cal Jurisprudence 80 SIS to 592 and 6lO on Men
tai alienation. Roscoe on evidence page us on IN
sanity.
His homer, Judge Edwards, went over the facts as
adduced IN evidence, with great perspcuity and the
jury retired half past eight O'Clock to consider OF
their verdict. At ten O'clock they returned into
curt, aud pronounced John Smock guilty OF murder,
but -c- amended him to the mercy of the court
The poor wretch heard the verdict unmoved, but
his eyes 2iared on each jury man as they answered
separately, in a way that proved to us his insanity
was fiction.
Counsslfr &c cution, the District Attorney
and w. ID. Graft, Esq. For the prisoner, Ralph
Lockwood and Henry Edwards, Esqrs
4 ha prisoner was remanded into custody, and the
court adjourned
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w. .sc's'as.s ss.ss y ne go $50. ss..fs~@
ocispsl whss s>,sampton, Asthma Coughs Coda &C.
nost praveent most safe, emcscoss the tirps
speedy renedy may found In Dr. Msson srsssd W
gslabs Bsss For sale By b. s.sds ~ md loe Su
store " Genial street &c@For further particulars De Ma
cons ad,.rsement in another part q the Herald oase~
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PATENT wpNDLAss.
il T. DSTE A d.

90 THE Subscribers Sole Prsprieors and Mzruiac
prepared 10 execute with despatch all orders for their
Ivaed Patent swei,ed Beam Winas Bedseads which are
almost universally nsea being the best article yet
ented-comoining ease, convenience and durability.
The sackns acted upon by wndass and sweled beam
oade perfectly light aud free from all liability sags still
ag elasticity in the which renders II particularly easy
,nd simple constructions he matter putting up and ekns
Town viii be found Of little trouble comparison with ho
dany other construction whilst the precision with which n,
component fitted safeguard sgans the
iuctior 81 any hind Of vermin
From the taken TO render each Bedstead perfect he
Isaltes for durability will recommend them purchaser
vho invited to call and examine large assortment
and.
Also, large assortment of elegant Furniture Nattras,
Feather Beds, &c. constantly on hand.
NV. & C s0UTHACK, No. lo6 Broadway,
,e1kv Erankllu Houss
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4 ECTURES ON SHAKsPEARE.-On ThursdAy 49,
IL ing the osth instant at Clinton Hall, Mr. WIN. H. SIM
MONS will commence a Course Of Ten L. etarcs Shaks
pcare, TO be coansed Thursdays and Saturday,
and o conclude the 2sth Of December.
The Course will be repetition Of that lately delivered BY
Mr. s. at the Masonic Tempe in Boston The Lecturer w
comment all the Plays Of Shakespeare attempting analysis
and aiming 10 illustrate te suthor genius Poet, Drama
tst, Noras, Philosopher, Rheiorciap aud Wit
Zach Lecture will commence at and coneisje stcck
Tickets 10 the Course Of Ten LeciursThr-- OoIlss Tor
Gentleman Two Dollars for Ladies he hat at the Book
Of Vile, Putnam and C. Francis, Broad gay. and
al the Office Of the Aston House. Tckesor single evening
50 cents COR sale At the door. nfa tw.
CHEAP INDIA RUBBER STORE, 80 Chatham street,
~ New York Ladies' India Rubber Shoes. VI h leathe<
soes entlrmens Ovr Shoes with do long Bunsine B~es
Life Peservcrs India Rubber Cioh for carnage tops SC
Terms very liberal and money tshsn in q ads
India Rubber Shoes repaired old Rubber purchascA.
HUTCHINSON OSbERcONK
n23.im' Mapofse' ursrs, NJ Brns~sc&. M
LOT AIR COOKING sTuvE.-Ths new aud unri-
vailed Stove manufactured and kept for yale By
the Subscriber at l6S Greenwich street, betws.a Cosasd
and by. streets The puhe assured this Steve supases
fuel The Oven which twice large th@ Of any other
stove Of the same sine, 10 constructed that the bAhng -
done entirely by Hot Ait conducted IN ues such
give il perfectly heat every part which meg -
increased diminished at pleasure, BY vr sineis
dsmper without regard 10 the quantity of ere The snsN
res suitable for private families the larger Tor Bssra.e
kousesp Hotels Rectorics &C. The largest size IL war
aned TO capacity to do the baking boiling cooling
and washing tor six hundred persons The puc re.rsef
fully invited TO call aud examine fr hemssiv~s he .ov-
warranted. r.. n KLArP
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-28

COALl COAL! COAL !!!-The hespest and best arti.
- Gle IN the shape cf Cos Cor sAos4 Al th
foot Of Beach street. and selling al the very low price Of -
per delivered free from carriage to any part Of the city
Consumers respectfully invited 70 call and sssmiss for ths
sslves ol-Dn