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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

MISUNDERSTANDING alps PToSisions and
St0res-Dempsey Holland. big negro, was put to
the bar charged with the commission Of sundry lar
cenies ON beard the ship Mary Hewland. 1t appear
ed from the testimony Of Captain Weir, his mate and
the negro cook, that Dempsey loved two or three
white Irish girls who were steerage passengers on
board the ship. Now these " pale faces" so wrought
on the Imagination Of Dempsey, as to make him be-
lieve they would all anna gamate and marry him the
moment they landed in America. Dempsey, on his
part, was nothing 10TH and the "pale faces" being
short OF provisions Dempsey used to make nice hst
bread every other day, and take his ducineas third
of what he provided for the o, the Captain and
Captains lady. This was not however, the extent
Of Dempsey's misdeeds; for not only did he give
away the soft tack but he distracted certain pie
of salt pork and beef from the barrels aud when
the captain killed apig, sparerib and grsken also
found It's way into The steerage, and eaten with
great govt by the barelegged bogt ting daughters
Of St. Patrick. On the arrival Of the ship in port,
Dempsey had to suffer some" for the favors he had
shown the pale faces on the voyage, and whom he had
Toasted on board the Mary Hswlnd, for the captain
ordered him to be arrested. Mr.. Nash, on the part
Of the prisoner, examined the witnesses, but
failed in ecitng anything favorable to Dempseys
character.
Judge Belts, in his charge to the jury, told them
by an old law the prisoner was liable, if convicted,
to have received thirty ashes and to be adjudged to
pay five times the value Of the property taken By
amendment Of the law the whipping had been got
rid Of, but if the jury found the prisoner guilty they
must say what the value of the property was which
the jury should believe he h d bezzled.
The jury found the prisoner guilty, and assessed
the pro vsi0ns at SO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

baltimore AND Quo RAILRoAp.-The "Har.
pers Ferry Coosttutionst' states, that on Monday
last operations were commenced in that village, on
the line Of railroad extending to Cumberland from
IIarper's Ferry.
The " Martinsburg (va.) Gazette Of Thursday
adds that within the last ten days, many Of the con.
tractors and hundreds Of laborcrs had arrived Their
for the line of the railroad, preparatory TO com
met msnt of the work. The contracts for the
heavy wsrk Immediately adjoining the town Of Mar
tnsburg and for some miles on either side have been
awarded on favorable terms.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

THE CASE or JAcoB RipewAr AND OTHERS
The Court Of Common Pleas, before which, under a
writ Of habeas corpus, the evidence Of an alleged
conspiracy by Jacob Ridgway, Daniel Mann, and T..
w. Dyott to deiraad the creditors Ct the latter.
examined, have unanimously discharged Mr. RiGg-
way. This is as we expected. Rdgway is the
richest man Of the lot. lie is the first acquitted.
10 nm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

NtBLo's : Burton has made ~ all laugh this sea.
therefore we must all endeavor 10 make him
merry by attending his benefit tonight lis bill l.
racy. diversified, and attractive. Browne Of the
National has volunteered his services and f he has
not bumper the patrons ef this establishment arc
the most uugfateiu people in the world.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

THE FERRIEs.-lt appears that some difficulties
exist in settling the accounts between the late stock
holders of the Fulton Ferry, and the present stock
holders of the united Fulton aad South Ferries.
Capt Nett Bedell, a stakeholder, has, we under.
stand from the Advocate procured injunc ton
from the Vice Chancellor of the Seventh Circuit.
The application forth that the trustees who
now transacting the business Of the company, have
mismanaged its affairs, and that they (or some Of
them) instead Of using their best endeayors to pro-
cure renewal Of their lease enjoined upon them
by the former lease, have aided in promoting usion
of the Falton and South Ferries, very much to the
o the stock of the company, and that they
are about to make transfer 81 the property into
other hands IL therefore asks that the preceedisgs
of the trustees shall be staid and APP
poistcd, who shall take charge OF the property for
the INJUNCTION was granted but on understanding
between the ltigcnt parties, the boats continue
RIM as usual
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

CoRoNER's OFFICE, Monday, Aug. 5.-An inquest
was held at the broadway House ON the body of .
negro named Henry Willard. 1t appeared that the
deceased was employed in the kitchen, and that
whilst at his work on sunday he was seized with q
fit, but recovered without medical aid He after
wards walked to the stable, laid down and died.
Verdict, death from unknown.
At the foot Of Warren street, the body Of an
known man, found floating in the North River YER
dict accordingly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

PRrsEpvIve TiNnrR.-The Engineer Department
81 the United States has issued directions for exper
ments e. be made Al Bordentown, n. J., 70 ascertain
the effect ofthe Ryanian method ofprcsorving timber
BY corrosive submaie which has been proved by
experiments II England % prevent the dry rot.
Hsnly Berlin, Eeq u he Engineer Corps, j. - "a.
peripfend the trial ~ this invention.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

o. Lawrence Mccarthy was execs,ed in Louis
Vile, Lewis Co, on the lst inst, for the murder Of
Asahel Afford, his father-in-law. lie made full
eonfes sion of his guilt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

0Cj- The Recorder engaged throughout the
morning in the hearing Of arsu ment in the case Of
Bright, charged with the robbery board 81 La
Dachess d'Orleans. Nothing OF any importance was
elected The testimony is now closed; and il is
expected his Honor will give his decision IN day
or two.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

6s- A gentleman was at his bankers last week,
whes he observeda little boy present check AT the
counter. The clerk put the usual questios to him
elbow will you take itl'' to which the boy innoccn
ly answered, In my pocket, sir"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

Mn BySsrTT.-will you please call the attention
of Mr. A. Brewer to an insolent jackanapes in his
employ, who attends his omnibus No ). | reported
him to the driver the LIST instant for gross rso-
lence to a lady in my presence; he was peculiarly
insolent to me at the same time. The driver stated
day. and could not report 10 Mr.. Brewer. The boy
i stl In attendance No 3, and his dismissal is
respectfully requested. Should he be continued,
Air. Brewers line will not be patronizca by many
who are DESTROYS 81 doing so. H.,
Certainly; and we call on Mr.. Brewer to dismiss
the insolent boy from his employ. Every insolcnt
act ON the part of those connected it'll omnibusses
should be promptly punished. As il is at present,
they are too numerous and intolerable 10 be borne
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

The above the rates OF what is called cabin
passage, and includes boarding. Deck passengers
find the mselves, and carried at about fourth
of these rates. The part Of the boat occupied by
these is comfortable enough, has berths and some
conveniences for cooking. 1t is cheap and rapid,
but not very desirable mode of travelling.
The following is copied from statement compiled
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

Price Of passage the same on the Ohio River,
viz about So per hundred miles for long distances,
and to cents per mile for short cnes. Deck pas
scngers about 81 per hundred miles. = lie usual
speed Of the boats is miles hour, up stream. aud
10 down.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

MISS JANE sHrRRErr was giving concerts in Buff
falo on the I'd instant. They were crowded TO ex-
cess In every city, town and hamlet where she has
given concerts, her rooms have been thronged with
people.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

0U- The Court Of Sessions met yesterday, but did
not proceed to the trial Of any prisoners, owing to
the absence Of the jury.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

ey-The Seguns are at Saratoga Springs. They
not yet engaged at the National for the coming
-easen,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

Or The steamer William Hurlbut, Captain Stur-
CESS, was burnt just below Mobile, on her way to
Montgomery. No lives lost. Loss estimated TO be
S12OOOO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

FRENCH LINE or STEAMERs.-A letter has been
received by the Consul General at this port from the
French Minister of Foreign Affair.", stating that II is
the inteStion Of the French government to establish
line Of four steamers between Hsvre and New York,
four between Brest and Brazil, and also line TO
regularly between Bordeaux and vera Cruz, or
some port in Mexico. The expenses OF the whole
will be betrayed by the post office department, al
though the steamers will be permitted TO take mcr-
chandize
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

e. The yellow fever is in New Orleans. Some
ten or twelve cases had appeared in the Charity Hos
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

ten or twelve caseshad appeared in the Charity Hos
pital.
ny- The Montreal Herald" Of the lst inst. says
cit is reported that the suspended Judges haveboh
been renstatcd, and, Il Is certain that Mr. Bedard
was passenger on board the queen, although a
se,se ofdeecncv ought Ia have induced him 10 sail in
vessel having some other name
II i strange that the Canadian judges cannot be de-
cent particularly when the editor Of the Ilerald'
i 50 Tar on the decency side.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

GJ- full account Of Major Noah's danciag tri.
angular quadrille at Rockaway, will be given in a
day or two. The parties concerned were Madame
August, Major Noah, young gentleman pawnbro-
ker Of the tribe Of Levi young lady pawnbroker, Of
the tribe Of Gad another young lady rawnbroker, of
the tribe of Naphthal, and tho Majors amiable and
accomplished wife. These six danced qsadrille,
20 the establishment and amusement Of the whole
Of the company besides themselves. II was funny
scene.
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

Der A-Abrsham Lusnyea, a saucv looking ne
sro was charged with assaulting white barkeeper
who refused TO sell him rsm when ne was hall
drunk.
The Jury found the the prisoner guilty
The Jury were balloted for m the case OF jacob,
indicted for receiving stolen goods, and the Court
then adjourned TO Friday, with the understanding
that his trial was TO come on, and other this
term.
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

~ FOR SALE, OR TO LET The three story Br,c
lD House No. 2oi Nnth street. attic story and counters cell
isr finished compcie German silver CRATES mahogany
oors plated furnure kitchen rsnge stone cstens OF grs
capacity furnace oes throsgheu the tubes
force pump; cern and bathing rooms, NC The
built about two since and has been very ht
occupied now WY painted, and IN complete order
Apply to GERARbUs CLARK, Esq, iso Water street.
ol6-tnovIs
Morning herald., 1839-10-26
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.

= NEW FASHtON.-BR0WN cos, new stye y
Hats ready for sale the low 6sed price Of ~
They surPass IN besusy any ever offered 60 The same
shnes. durability and ustrs. The great number Of hats
which thsy ell and Ter cash ory sBabIes them 10 furnish IN
p~hle are isvited essire ssd jedgs their esss Bscwr
Cas- wholesale and rstsN wsrshcsss I've Cakkars
az Notlstrset New Ysvh sl&eU'
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

M3 ing coppereJ and copper fastened packet ship sU
PERIoR, Capt Bailey, bur,hen 800 tons. having the
greatest part OF her cargo engaged and going board, will
meet with immediate despatch Her between decks very
spacious and will be fitted up 10 the most comfortable and
for the OF secoud cabin and
seeraee which will be taken the lowest
rates intending embark respectfully requested
20 on board Judge for themselves before engaging
Other vessel For freight passage, apply board Elephant
wharf, pier No 2s, or 70
RAwsON McMURRAY,
corner Of Pine and South streets,
oox or I67 South street.
Morning herald., 1839-10-26
ONE PRICED HAT sToRE.-THEoDoRE

CLARK corner Of Chatham and Pearl sts after
nv years experience business asd sfter repeated and
untiriss efforts to the object, consistently be-
that hss length succeeded 10 msnufae an srt
Gle which Gail 10 N. APPRECIATION OF all who w
take the troube 10 examine Il.
This article which the attention Of the public Is nov
especisy iavited is Satin Beaver Hatpree only ThhEE
DOLL and he feels assured that FOR beauty cheaPnes
durability, and comfort cannot be surpassed IN the s'y o
New York In addition 10 the usual vorey Of ia. and Cap
quality which he afford at FOUR DOLLARS; and ~"
Hat fer year. past, has given 10 numerous customers ,ne
unqualified satisfaction Justice 10 his irends wells
k,m.ef makes proper him sy that ne ses Tor
cash; the losses sustained from bad customers WI not nave 70
paid by good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly
the old established stand where the asking price always The
selling price. "pH-sm
- BROWNS FALL STYLE OF HATs-On hana
and constantly manufacturing, elegant ment OF
- his mnch admired Hats of the latest Fall fashion
Also very large assortment OF Fur Muf from the lowest
price 10 the most co.uy together with extensive aorsmen
cfgenemen cloth and Cur caps Yoshs and chlarens eoh
and veive, csPs all cf which offered the most reasonable
termt BROWN, l2s Chatham street,
10 sm' Opposite Roseve't st
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

T,pEsH RAIsINs.--Just landing fer sale Al siso whole
II borss havr. and qasrsers IN proportion Ts' pr
posna ar In lots TO suit purchae 0rocers supplied al m
t.. c,ss. THEODORE WALSH
oasa,s ia Front st, corner or wall
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

n IvFR COMPLAlNT.-s ermsAs Royal Hepaiire, will
IL cure Liver Compaais hsn soy other nedicine-
ssd ~ the Medieased Lcsengs washc~s, 10 Nsssau street,
New York. ~
Morning herald., 1839-10-26
SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 2e. 1889.


r-~~ - PEOrLE'S LINE FOR ALBANY
81 direct without landing at the intermediate
landiugs.-The new and elegant Steamboat
ROCHESTER,, aPt ST. John wi, leave the steamboat pier
. O'Clock.
passage freight apply to the Captain on board or to
r to c. SCHULTZ, at the Office the Captain en- board
All peods freight bank bills SPECIE ether property taken
r shipped Of this boat be at the risk of the
thereof ~.
,.-a-s - REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOS-
,.ssESxT5R TON, Daily, Sundays excepted, at r M,
from Battery Place, Pier Ne. 1, North XII
sr, via stonington, Newport and Providence.
/" Massachusetts, Capt Comstock.
Rhode Isaud Capt. Thayer.
- Narragansett, Capt Child
Providence, Capt Woolsey,
Lexington. Capt. Vanderbilt
of the above Boats will York daily except
sunday.
Passengers the arrival Of the at Stonagton,
take the Rail Road Cars and proceed with the mail imme
datsy Providence Boston, may continue the steam
Newport and take the rail road at Providence for
Boston.
The Steamer Providence Capt Woo.ley will leave this
afternoon Saturday 26h at O'clock from Pier No. for
and the Rhode Itand Capt Thayer at the same
time. for Newport and Providence direct
Passengers arrival of the Steamer at Sonngon
take the Rail Read Cars and proceed with the Mail mmed
ately 10 Providence and Boston, a29
yr~ - FOR TEXAS, VIA CHARLESTON,
KEY WEST AND NEW ORLEANS
on 26h Oct.-The splendid Steam Packet
NEPTUNE Capt James Pennoyer will positively leave at
II O'Clock Saturday the 26h for the above ports
Her accommodations and reputation steam ship are too
we'll known to require description For light freight or
passage apply to the Captain on board loot 81 1nsor street,
4. r., or to WETMORE, BENEDiCI Co
Passage to Charleston $50
Kew west .- rs
Small light packages will be taken freight NO.
olO9t
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

Anew YORK TATTERs .ILs-II

NEW YORK TATTERs ALLs - he prorr,e,or o. hi,
well known establishment thanhfa for the avos already
bestowed him. begs 10 inform the patrons Of the establish
men and Inc gentry and strangers the city Of New York
that he now prepared to receive horses carriages &C.
for SALE orders to purchase OF commission.
The proprietor would also invite gentlemen wishing have
horses kept at livery for SALE to cali examine the great
sment and thinks they will net be found inferior to any
the city, eith point of cls anness comfort stalls
he the public that no exeron on his part the
least equal to any establishment IN the city
The proprietor would also invite carriage and
kers inspect the d arrangements made with lew
show of their manufactures to best advantage and the sale
Of these articles form conspicuous part Of his business he
would them that he has interest any bsdng
of the kind his utmost exertons will he used to
facilitate them in way, either BY sales advances and
in doing this he would beg leave to call attention the
rvaed location Of the premises to its having ben the original
New York Tateras for the sale ofhorses carriages
harness Sc and the universal popularity Of the place since
be his desire to please. GEO. w MILLER, Proprietor
sl+sm Successor to J. w. Watson, 446 Broadway
TNO LET-A ParIor and Bed Rooms furnished, to let
i Apply at No. TO- Barclay street. ole II
hA OUSsELINE DE LAINEs-R. L. SMITH co
v1 offer for sale on liberal terms, 10 eases assorted quail
les. at l76 Pearl street. osy
DAssFORD's BILLIARD CHESS ROOMS. entrance
- u Ann street, and joins the Museum, als Brordway
city, leaving onr few Others in except Bassords Gum
Elastic Spring Steel and Improved Cloth Cushions they
by the amateurs and certificates Of their
ceence be shown em all the great players except the
Pony he being engaged By opposition factor Purchasers
and players invited to try them as above.
NJ B.-Bard Cloth, Balls &c. for sale as usual. s5y
4 PAsTOR HAIR CUT1EK, 1865 Greenwich street.
n. A. Pastor takes this opportunity nfsrm the public
after long experience in his business he has formed compost
tion, called
A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL,
Or ComPeunu Es.cniiai Oil Of Almcnds,
O For destroying dandru and preventing the hair from
coming turning grey nfallibe remedy against bald
ness aud the public may rely that A. PASTORS COM
POUND OIL is the whelesomest and best OIL fer the hair
makes grew thick and its falling OF turning
grey has begun grey such noursheI
10 the har that by il will restore il 10 its natural color
also hair IRON becoming shaded and if hair oread
shaded which great Disagreement to young ladies' and u
used time will restore to its natural coer clear
ssur keep the head and hair cean promotes eyebrows
and wk,s. liberal discount made to wholesale Purcha
-, A. PASTOR,
l65 Greenwich street, MY
Price. so cents per bottle highly erumed. s2s I'm
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

Der. 2i-Bl Smith, a notorious loafer, robbed
church, and for such bad crime Bill was let on with
three months Of stone digging.
Jake LifFord, a negro, was charged with whipping
Dinnah Jack son and blackinv her eyes. The Court
thought Il impossible 10 black Dinah's syes, and so
Jake got clear.
the ship Louis Philippe and beat one Of the sailors
Who oterlercd with his specuations in our great
stap,e. :" but for want Of testimony John escaped.
Jack MCabe, . carroty headed loaier, knocked
for the six months.
John Matthews stole over coat, and was sent to
keep Jack company.
John De Camp was caught creeping ,nrougn tne
hall door /, at aS Pearl street As Johns creeping
was suspicious circumstance, he was adJudged 10
Biackwefs Island for three months
Charles Harris, negro, stole some money rem
his master, and sent to the Pen'tsntarJ for tne
six months.
A host or loafers, Of all sexes and sizes, were ad
monished and discharged, aud the court adjourned.
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

SrRAreE.-A pair Of spirited horses attached to
Yesterday morning, ran of down Centre street at a
tremendous pace. In attempting 10 turn the corner
of Pearl street. the vehicle caught the iron gas post,
tore II OF like q birch twig, and the vehicle came
down in the road with crash. Not hog-a dog
nor even loaer was hart
Morning herald., 1839-10-26
: ~A y FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-Tc
~ sail positiyey on SATURDAY. 26,h October

E@1' sail positively Saturday Goth October
The splendid steam ship MATCHES,
800 burthen Joseph Surfer Maer at the request Of
passengers detained till the time when will positively
SAIL Fare in the main saloon $0 in the Forward Cabin $5
Children under l3 years and half price, Passengers
requested call early and their be.h few toas
ofgh goods will be taken freight per foot The
hatcher the wharf front Of the Tobacco warehoue
apply to JOHN LAlDLAW & co.
Old Slim
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

T. rEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANf..
Landing a. the usual r1tssTAs new and
m leave the steamboat pier, foot Of Liberty street, Saur
day aftenrn on, October 18th, at o'clock
FOR freight passage, apply CROOK FOWKES, cor
Of West and Liberty streets; PETER c. SCHULTZ, at
the Office or the Captain ON board.
NB-All goods freight baggage, bank bi SPECIE any
other kind Of property taken only the rk Of the owners
thereof. my27-7m
Morning herald., 1839-10-26
TXTEsT,s GRAND PICTURE aCHRIsT REJECTED,' =
wv Al the sTUYvEsANT in NsTITUTE, Broadway.

TITEsT,s GRAND PICTURE aCHRIsT REJECTED
N;s,o%.rh. above fine painting for which the srtis,
resed thousand guneas in London and which has been
the British Metropolis and four ofthe principal cities
in America by upwards Of -Four Hundred Thousand Persons,
for short view from 10 n the morning m 10 10 the
evening Adusnee as cssts Catalogues l2i cents season
t'chstssl. Lighted with gas asush. oa-s'eod-
1NR HULL's RADICAL CURE OE RUPTUREs.-Of.
~ dee vesry street. Astor HoussA Surgeon Of IS years
ssce in constant aesdance Guarantees Of radical
given all Of reducble rupture e strength and cos
oonal health Of the patient being otherwise nnimpaed
With proper adaptation Dr. Huls Truss perfectly to
ain rpure without pain the least danger TO the Pssnt
Aesdsnee sven private houses where required al and
akr O'Clock, BY the ONCE Surgeon
entons Of Trusses advertised improvements upon Hulp
genuine unless they bear the signature Of AMOS
HULL-and the only once IN New Yort she original cns
crmeriy In FULTON street. but now at Noa Vey As'or
Huse. ssoeedy
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITUkE.-Thsf furni ure
- contained In the house No IA Green street. viii De sold
on .Ss s sho cha
sofas lounges extension dining tables pier and centre tables
msste hall and atrial lamps bdsesd de.ing tables wash
stands bed dining and tea SETS plated tea SETS a ware 70
ty stove tnchsn utensils, se sc Almost all the furniture
last spring. and s In sseeent order The safe 70
At ten o'clock, with the Kitchen furniture Also
\ osT-on the battery, or Ia Broadway below Bunhers
L. lady, French work collar trimmed with lace 70 wheh
learns n al No N B,oadwav o2sas
VALUABLE BOOKS AT AUCTION, from the stock ~
v Of the late firm Of ROBINSON FRANKLIN, lso
Brcadwsy.-ROvAL GURLEY win sei It A.ssion on
sArusoAv Esrra, 76ih inst at the Bookstore lw Brosd
way Jshn large and valuable esection OF choice
stsndard boohs Of the hest eaisicrsEexant Bb Of various
ssss and b;pdoxs-Ansas fcr Ieso &C. &c.
The sale viii b. made without and the attention of
buyers isvsd 10 the catalogue which will be rsdy on tr
ssy, end Ne b~ohs srr>rsed for .v'mns'isa. oaen.
Apg PEAHI 10 now the fsr the ssls Of the esie
400 bssssa Hu~ssrs Rel prcp Price u per vial
eaA
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

6kR MOBILE PACKET-City Lne-Goes to the
ME3lp Wharf-Positivey the srst regular paeket-The
36 and elegant packet brig SELMA, M Smith,
MASTER loading aud having the greater part Of her cargo
engaged will meet with immediate dispatch
Having first accommodations for cabin and steerage
persons intending embark should embrace this
very favorable opportunity BY making immediate application
on board Bulk head between Pine ST. and Exchange wharf,
or 10 RAwsON McMURRAY,
o25 corner OF Pine X SoIth st. or LOT South 81