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0R FANS PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTING OF
~ FlCE, 81 Magazine street. opposite Backs Az

"a
" GREENE takes pleasure in announcing To his
friends and the citizens Of New Orleans, thu, he has AT
length brought li,hograph, on par "th copper plate
printing, and from the thu art has over copper
Mate aving he all orders entrusted To
him. at one halfhe expense Of engraving aud nearly
cheap type printing.
Merchants wishing Circulars sent out i'll their own
hand writing, can have any quantity AT II few hours
notice; or they will be ued for them in beautiful
STYLE such as has heretofore given general satisfaction
all he most respectable commits son houses III this
city. Gentlemen DESTROYS of having Visiting or Bust
ness Cards finished in the best unnsr, will do well by
calling at he office and specimens.
- Feb l. 1889
N B-l}ank notes neatly executed, and circulars,
printed ut one hours nutica.
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after ~ Htoth Car can be obtained by paying 10 do
TIE JACKSON :,NDIACouR>E sTREETCARs
Leave Canal oc)"ck, A. NJ. and run hourly. At
rafp"s, O'Clock this viii running every
hour and continue rnuu ou the day until ocln .p A.
from the head ofJack>on street
Persons by the Locomotive provide themselves
with Tickets, money sill b" taken by the conductors
flee New Orleans and caroIIton Rad Road Company,
PoihraS street. JOHN IIAMPSON.
nov!a Chief Eng. n. O 8 e X. r
Al lSSl\G from ship NarrnEuusct, one case, boos
vi and Shoes marked q Hobbs, also one case
marked Y, whoever hus tn" SAME will please give i'll
formation to 50 j + WPlTNEl,
NoTICE--The rroprc1ors of draws Nos Is 10, zoos,
" 1884, $50 AMI IL are requested to return their
receipts for goods received by them from the ship Taro.
a!a ~ fE'rER L>IDLAw, e6 Camp 5,
VEIiISNEY-IOO bbls Whisky, landing from
W steamboat Pcrsinn, for sale by
a:2 &. DORSEY, ii New I.evee
DRlNTEk'S lNk-.'u$t received from bn,4'lc
1 Chan;irrcr l,,rgn invoice Of johnson and Iu-
rants news book, aud jol, ;nk and or snle by
AZ A IOWAR, 70 Camp st
EeROEANS 4 1spDrS-!6 eases prirn, lin bro
, gains; extra sizes, landing tro.u ships john Dun.
ne2 | BRIDGE & Co. ia4 >lng~z'nest.
E)uS>iA >IEETlNti>-lj bales, undinS truln
q ship john Dunlap, for sale by
nG2 BRIDGE s Go, l34 Magazine ST
E7T:VI K-l.OO Trls il stor@, 'or sale ~
M G DORSEY, "A Ncw Irvoe
XN1ll>Kr.Y--l5o barrels il S1orN, far <nIe ny
n'J I l
: : = -
bNlOt h-lo! bri' landing IRON eteailtoat thnlIccl-
a al "' and for sale by q d RH 3Ex is;ee
UEAY-iON bales Northern landing from bTit AIIce
L op;osic most No l. second llunir;n,,iIy md
for ,ae l,v SHALL & BROWN,
hArp g. IF Ot,p5Oo lo,+s ~ "as"Il. s"fei
Ia lls ,ur lnd ,hS d,, 'r' ',' ,''" n. ,.'
san t.r snlr nv STETSIlN & AWHrV e.
nHl 90 tr .,s =,
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II The \ and fast sailing ship HANOVER,
lr>rrnNA Capt Drumnluni. having the greater part OF
rsltI her cargo engagri, will meet with immediate
despatch. For freight Of 100 babes cotton, or passage
apply To l. II GALE,
np 10 4' Common st
FOR LIVERPOOL.
fl The \ and fast smiling ship DAl.MA-
,sr-N> TIA, Capt Win~on, will receive imnrd ate
-&L-l.1. dr>putrh. For freight Of 2Uu bales cotton,
err i,n>-ngr, npply to |. II GALE,
81
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FOR NllN lbitl,.--HN 'ktT OF Mn>nAy. 9TH
LUHiSii44 nnd Ne" lOrh IInr NJ PnrLttS.
II NE ~urni"r fast sailing ship SARATOGA
,ayrf{, rnp Hathaway. viii lmSHlv'ly leave tn"
ISAI.F ryrH L. above stated. Having the greater
uHrl Ut her cargo Engaged, For trris Int Of balance
sage, hHliu rlrgHu accommodations, apply to
the un hoard"ppoS 'Il vegetable Market orto
JAMES b. III Lin,
:" Camp street.
llr nir'. passage y ihI line has been reduced to
80.
ruc Packet ~hip Iiunr",llr, captain Ildrchac, will
erd l!!r Saratoga the N"udnv following. APT %
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All Of hi. are Of very superior quality and will be
sold low, to close onsgnnrtt; bv
ml' TuWAR, 40 Camp st
NEW Nj :;i hy ,lanolvri,r Haste, Boarnnn
Y Haste ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hv Miss Estpl[o d,,ii-
Gated 10 Henri l!urrcl, Esq. com posed by g. p Mu-
nnu'rero Ne" Orleans, received With the greatest APP
pli.usr NJ the New York concerts
f JOHNS g. Co,
MIL corner ST Charles X Common sts
ETMBHEII AS-:2 cases MnItun and tiiuphom m.
- hrrlas, comprising complete assortment, la,liug
from brig Palmer, tor sule |'y ISAAC BRIDGE \ Go
mr22 3l Magazine 81.
NEW ORLEANS n tARRDI.ITON RAIL ROAD
COMPANY,
ARRANGEMENTS FOR FEk WEEK DAYS.
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JAMES b. Ii'LlIN,
:" Camp street.
The lnr, of pn>e,@c hy rh- line has been reduced to
Tue rarAo, ship un"tey". captain I:Ilrc1gc, wiII
su"' erd I!!r S'un'o4, 1hc Monday Following. APT 20
FOR NEW YORK.
Re.rnldr PacItt far Noni,y tie !!M inst
Iiuluu Llnr Of Packets.
-, Ii~ fast sailing, regular packet ship
TTf NASIVllIE, A.~a ' M"oa % 'r,h,
passage, Irving elegant accommodations, npply To
the Captain board, Two Tiers below the Er4r1nhe
Market ORTIZ COHEN,
az, % C"m,noa st
FOR NEW YORK.
IL The A | ship ROBERT BOVINE, Chas.
trfE> Mansfield, ma itrr, $50 to $40 bales cot
-21- L to complete her r,rg" For freight
press "c 10 READ 4 EAESrOW,
"2I Bank place,
FOX BALTl MORE.
IN The frs, Laos ami ia / sailing Baltimore
,rTiSle built schooner pJ\rMhk X, Capt Thompson,
.@lI- having most OF her arg" engaged ~ rccrivr
immediate despatch. For balance OF freight on passage,
apply to !. II GALE,
'pl Is "3 ommon st
FOR BOSTON.
Al The "on schooner WARWICK, Captain
,417-.SSN Curtis. the bulk oi30 barrels com
Pr'c her c"'go' For Oh, Of M>l or pas
7"s &c, apply to n + "'' ~ i;a,nn s.
FOR BALTIMORE.
I'm, 1nw k :" viii have drspo'c% For '>ssh " Or
"ppis to u } NlilTNLi,
epic - Camp 81
FOR BOSTON.
III The new, fast sailing lnrqnc EOIIS-
cMI'P ">r's" L !"" has, hiatt If" t cary"
"" " {" freight r.I"J' WIFI WHITNEY, IS cnmp~
FOR LIVERPOOL.
"A The A | and fast sailing ship ISAA
tupt Hntrr s,pill
- - L. z rnedit. de~puich For freight of 200 aIes
Tor E,'s7's'' apply t" !; D.! J! , GAlr'
FOX liAlKr..
~ cAN { W,ion '"> For " Irr;s sht Of ~" ,oa
bates r"'t'l or passage, having splendid far
board lie lhrNImt or to
!. npppos PETER LAIpLtW,6 g. Camp street.
FOR NORFOLK 4 RICHMOND.
IL Tho fast san,, packet schooner NILE,
EpfM Captain Bell, will have immediate despatch.
49, For freight Of 80 barrel, pass tge having
fine Recommendations. apply 10 Cupt. on honrd opposite
Angle stores d 10 Il L VIII iNE(,
AL - Camp i
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER
IN lhc fast sailing brig ROVE, Cuptpin
yerfA Fnw er 2lO tons register, cupprred and COZ
,-A-..E- per iaSlencd-is now dschargng. and will
be ready in few days to take in freight. she carries
'oo bales compressed cotton.
NOR SALE on board the above br ,-lo9 barrels
L prime rum, W c Fuys brand and % Pine spais.
Apply on board, opposite Spain street Sd Al"nici
pnlny AL
| MOS ron liuM-lUp barrels Boston rum, lnndins
- and for sale by ) X J WHITNEY,
n4I rs Cana st
| s,uAi-5on boxes no | s"nr; ;%oO half boxes DO
| - landing from ship JOHN Dunutp, tor sale y
| AL 5 n WD!fNEN ~ unpst
IT ONEI-l0 licrcc> ilr$k Cuba honey, now 'unding
1 f.om hris Clara ito II Havana for ~nIe by
| JARNiS n ANDREWS,
a2l cor Common and rchoupituulaS SIS
4 NlIOCDLArE 20 casts ndns from ship Nile
| = for sale by ! RRl DtiE Il GO,
AL l3t NagaH st
FOR SALE.
LOT OF GROUND GA Dcori Street the
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VNIM BELL l6 Charities street, has this day recev-
w ed per ship Saratoga, 80 dom. enanleled Breast
Pins, which will be offered the trade pedlaIs cheap
er than ever before offered in This city Also 81 dozen
chased Rings, of all putAs together with great va
r;ev Of cheap Gilt Work consisting OF Breaches, Rings
Ear Ornaments, iockct,s Chains, &c. Those i'll want
will do we'll to examine This great asso tment.
=. Old Gold and Silver wanted. nrl Is
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FOR NEW, YORK.
lR NEW YORK

FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York line of rarkes.]
- IT,: IT, IL Is
To sail regularly as nlpeTiscd fran encA Part.
FI7HE line is at this n.o,n9nt composed of the follow
i ing ships, bn more vessels will lie put on at
earl day making lh,' number lively" in all, hch
will no" Of one being dis at"hrd from Tins port every
week during tn. year, thus Hiiumg prompt facilities
for transportation and III the lowest utiright,
Ship 1nzoo, Captain 'irask
Mississippi, - B,rhr.
Louisville, Alien.
Saratoga, Hathaway.
Huntsville, FIdridg,,
Shakespeare Palmer
The above ships all If the fl. st class corpored
and copper tstrned Of Ii. lit drught of water, and
built in NJ York expressly for the trade with elegant
accommodations for S-cngers and contiandcd by uhle
att. experienced masters.
The price If passage is fixed Mt 800 without winn,
or liquors, ample stores in every other particular VIII
he provided, aud every attention given promote the
comfort OF those passing aud fro in The. live. The
ships will ut nil times he tow,d up und down the river
and the greatest rulctiy observed their day Of
sailing
Neither the owners or CAPTAINS of these vessels III
be responsible for jewelry, bullion, precious s,oncs sill
plated ware, breukaye OF glass, hnllov ware
marble, or gIhlie, cooperngc on Tin, rust of iron
steel, or for any letters parcel packages by
put ON board Of ei unless regular bills o. lading are
lukn for the same and the value thereof expressed
For light or passage, apply t.
mar 81 JAMES b llULlIN, n Camp ST
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ILLUSTRATED edition of James on the Passions, l6
Il splendid Eneravings.
Memoirs of Charles Mathews, Commedian, by Mrs,
Ma,he Vs. in vols. lust received and for sale by
mar q ALEX TONhR, 40 Camp st
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DEFlNED WHALE plt.--For sale by
IL all ~ WHITNEY, = Canps
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FOR SALE.
4 LOT OF GROUND Dclnrd Street near the
N corner Of New Ievec This lot will be sold for
thirty five h,illiretl dollars.
Also
4 LOT OF GROUND in front of the Basin, with ii
two story house on it. This lot will be sold ;r Two
thousand five hundred duars-ii immediate application
be made Il, No. o3 Camp st
Will be sold Ito first anplcan interest in three lots
on the corner OF Julia anl Pii!ippi SIS Appl,
above. Nv april %
VOLTS PATENT FIRE ARMS-Lust received
~ per ship Mississippi from. New York, large as.
sorinen of Patent Rifles aud belt Pistols, for lie at
mar. GOSSIP x TO. St Charles Hotel
nRUGS--Jnst landing MessIn', Il supply of
- almonds, bitter and sweet liquoree root, lime
juice essence OF Bergamot, essence ut lemon juice hsmp
aud canary seeds, mamma, fake and SMALL cauharid,s,
hin,slour orange low,i water &c for wholesale aud
retail in OF ii RoNNABEI,
ut9 cor Nalcllaz 4 rchonli,ouaS Il
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~UNNY BAGS-lO0 bales 20 5ushel gunny bags,
NJ in store and for 50 by
" all } THAlER & co, 7lPoydrs street
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ILL rASSS: c1r' c"%s viii ;sss; e, :;
tnrsu engaged.
For freight or passage apply to
ny ii GALE, 80 comnnon St
= FOR i.iVEKrUDi..
III The fine A ship SIDNEY. Capt Cowen,
r4TfA will m'et with immediate dcspn'cli.
-5AAE- For freight ofl5O hales cotton or passage,
apply 10 II GALE,
AZ g3 Common It
FOR LIVERPOOL
IA, The \ and last smiling ship, HURON
Y SS .'''''" wilt 'ss.,s .r
u21 l. II GALE, 93 Common $,
FOR LIVERPOOL.
y ~ Capt E"v", viii meet with i'"'riiois ds~
For height Of 100 bales cation or passage, apply 10
n27 l. II GALE, H3 Common st
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Passage only.
IA The fas, sailing ship DELHI, Capt.
tlrrfA Croker, will have Immediate cspnch. For
to SNIP IilrNEY,
oplI6 - Camp st
FOR HANKE.
Fl The 4 and fast sailing ship NESTDR,
I'm Capt Moses, will receive immediate despatch.
-kle..E FOR balance Of heigh, or passage apply to
upnI. !. II GALE, 90 Common st
FOR HAVKE.
Xxx, he a ana fhSl sailing SilP hll.lANtf.,
M Captain 'nI.y, will rrr"iye """ diae dss
-xl ~ patch For freight IF 2oo bales of COTTON, of
passage, apply to |. \ GALE,
april 90 Common 81
Font CORK.
A. rhc ship CRESCENT, rnr,ain Bulls,
II vii! .xy ;%;"'s as;;,s Fr F.; Tsss"gs'
urI5 /, ii GALE, 9} Common st
FOR LIVERPOOL,
III The A new fast sailing ship CHARLES,
TIT ra'H For ivgh' Of 10" % Dslr. e"'o", or
pus-u.r, apply 10 l. II GALE,
ap.il3 % Common st
FOR HAWKE.
IN The a aud fast sailing ship ChRlO-
IN l.ANU>, cnp'ai" re"@ey, will have imme
Als liae despatch, having the greater part of her
rars"c"sng"d For''c'ght Of 100 bales cotton or pas.
sage, appl, 10 l. II GALE,
april 9't"nmon st
FOR BORDEAUX.
TT ff-----.ttir ~+7r,E VERNON, Captain Perkins,
,yrf,, wants 900 les to GIL up, For freight
-14E OF which, or p'~I"sr;, "rr,l}y t to r., ,, .
FOR Liverpool
IN Merrill Irving srr,,rr par, Of her cargo cary"
-kL1.taE.e gagged will have nme'Iinr despatch. For
upnl / l. il GALE, Vi C",n,n"n st
FOR GLASGOW
n The A and very tas, sailing hu,quc
-TrS[, EDINHliI;';ll, Cap, Thr"sn'd will have
- Z ,Irsnrch. FL" pa +ns only lvn. handsome
ncc"nmod 'tl"n 'pp'yto l. II GALE
lpnf5 A' Common .
For HAWKE.
IA, The fine hip CA Aplt>, Capt Sc"lir
sIatts in ten DAYS. tor pa .>n.r unI,, Hppy on
buId opposite post :, 3D. ilu,icipnlity I'll
AZ STEr>oN y AVERY, 50 Grnvi"r st
FOR III >ELE>TO\.
H The fine schooner SEFIEMBRE, Capt
Ilt,uur iVlI z n
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NICHOLAS NlCkLEBi-Nos. 7, y and 9; also
N the first six nos in one part: with II varr,r Of
very interesting books just received; Tor al" by
,nl7 A NOW AR. 10 Cnnln st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

E'RENCIl Playing CurdS-Jn~t received from New
l. York. full grorc OF very superior double head
Cards, fur sal. by dozen groce by
DAVID FELT Co. Y Stationers' Hail.
april II Charities st
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ii Al-i0' bates Northern, landing from brig Acp
L opposite post No |, second Municipality, and
fer sale Ivy SHALL. & BROWN,
aprd "a 96 Magazine stree.
I AID & FlOtR-50o kegs superior eatarl md
4 $50 Lb inur, landing this day irp,n steamer Per.
sian, for salehy STETSDN & AVERY,
aIl SIS Gravipr st
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FOR RENT,
"A \ two story house and two story Kitchen
1#ssET on st John street. between PoyIrts and liz via
L ILL.,. street, near the New Market. Possession to
given on LIST OF May, 1889. Apply to
ap Il K tiANNON, 70 Camp st
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LNGGS4 bbls landing from steamboat s. Louis, for
IL sale by ABRAHAM TklER,
u,urI3 GRAY G
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THE Subscribers Offer al wholesale
~ the following goods.
V I HATS-l0O case. ,no1eskF silks as
- [ sorted sizc- nut brn,s.
A 100 do best No do do
N>U 100 do do Mo- do do
100 eases best No 3, assorted sizes and brims.
~ do Beaver, superior article;
50 do Fine Nutru;
50 do Extra do
900 do Black nnl White Russia;
50 do Extra Black Russia; Z
100 do Muskrut \ Coney ur broad and narrow
hrnis for I.tvec aud country trade;
do All ranks ofnltnry Il naval Chnpcnus;
do thildrcns silk and Russu hats uiI sizes
Cnps-Furt otter, fHr Seai .Nut,o, INushrat art
hatr Seal, IN tw0 d0eeA cascs.
Srnlcttc
Cloth Cnps--rickwick, Polish Avrl's hat
shape, soft top,
Forest, Forage,
Military umlress,
do Leather folaging.
hil.lren's Fancy I urbuns, Plaid and Velvet Cups,
French patterns.
:Stochs--Snn, Silk and Bombazine, Of the ncues
STYLES.
Nmblcas--siIk and rotor.
Military llumrs, oiled silk.
silk IIondkrrcl iets-Pongee and Spi'nliirll-.
Buboxes for utters, wood cuses double for dry goods
The above goods comprise large stock, aud alt
at the ntest patterns and will he sold At small adj
vance, with and charges on New York prices. The
subscribers i'll take orders for southern, western and
Texas markets. for the house of II Gossip Co.. lIu
Manufacturers New York, aud the shortest possible
notice. German and French Pushes bought.
GOSSIP N CO..
Naval, Military, and Fashionable lI,rters,
Exchange Hotel
novll - Charles 9
-,
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STARCH and Observation-Disclosures Starch, 30
- boxes; Bach's Alcohol 30 boxes, for by
JARVIS & ANDREWS
-.pl l6 corner Common and fcnnp9"nl0 z's
nATS-2OO bushels landing from steiner Homer
~ for sale by ABRAHAM 'fRiER,
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SHIPPING.
For Europe.
FOR LIVERPOOL,

FOR LIVERPOOL. -.
Fl The and very fast sailing, new h,, que
I'm FANNY, Capt. CowclI, will receive i me-
.xle diac despatch, having the greater art OF her
tnrsu engaged.
For freight or passage apply to
ny /. II GALE % Common st
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no WINE MERCHANTS

FlROGANS AND BOOTS---3n cases containing
ID Mems and BOYS Isl quality kip Brosans and fnt
Nip aud calf Boots landing from ship Foun, for tale by
MAJ Is |. BRIDGE X Co, ia Magazine
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BACON LARD mud PORK 81 irh1s Cincinnati
ID cured Sides and Shoulders
5000 kegs first quality Lard
100 krs Mess Pork. for sale Ivy
apl >TETSoN AVERY, "H Hr"v"r st
HAVANA SUGAR--37 10 SOS Havana whh' sugar.
a. do do brown d" hunting, fer ale by
ME Jt' WlIFNth. - Camp st
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~1Tt.tl.-5 tons English bli>,eed Steel for sale by
y up2O SHALL Il BROWN, 96 Magazine st
TME-l50O. bbls lime. in and for sale by
IL a22 l. LAIDl.AW &c Camp st
DACON-l5O hhds OF Cyscnnati cured sides and
ID shoulders, for sale by
q a23 SrETSDN & AVERY SO Gravief st
1VOLOGNE WATEK-51O dozen genuine, in store
~ for saleby THEN,
AIDES STOCKINGS-l00 dozen ladies stock.
i 4 ings, in store for sale by
aot x TRIER. 81 Gravier st
- TEEl. PENS-A superior as sortmen receN ed by
y the late arrivals consisting in part Of
FEIT'S Pen, on Cards, Nos |, >, 8, H.
Double Patent Peryinn on Cards.
Great Western Pen, do
-. Coupe ,saling do do
! Queens, for Posting. do
Congress 5-- Ito do
Webster do do r.
Skinuer th do -
GitStt do barrel
=. Ladies' Pen in boxes and on car,s
uD Vinle do do assorted qualities
rhnse in want Of The above NV the srncc, card hsS
can find the 1 assortment IN Orleans at
aei AU DAVID FELT s. GO, Il tatres st.
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25 al, lps
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-04

1t has been discovered by a distinguished
chemist, that the leaping property in ffeas,
is caused by theapossession of the self same
element that Brandreth's Pills" are COM
posed of, and he remarks in an essay upon
Chemical Hoax, "that an elephant by ta-
king three thousand packages of these med
icinal pellets, could leap over the whole earth
at one bound and fall nowhere-it being
supposed that by the progressive motion of
our dark planet, The world would slip out
from under him, while the hanimal was
going round.-.N. o. Times.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-04

A TEMPEST IN A TEAPoT.-The for
eign consuls resident at Alexandria, have
protested against the Pacha Abbas, govern
or of that city, for an insult offered to M.
Thibel, French Consul, in causing the pipe
to be offered to Gen. Venturn, whom he had
gone to present, without ofe ing it to him.
The Pacha has sometimes the rudeness to
have pipe brought to himself, without gi-
wing it to the Consus who are visiting him.
The protest, which rests principally on
those grievances, is signed by the English,
French, Sardian, Austrian, and American
Consuls. ...
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-04

To one who has read Carlyle's French
Revolution, and remember the scenes in the
first acts of that tremendous drama there
is something appalling in paragraphslike the
following from the Manchester Guardian.
Stern realities are fast taking place ofillu-
sops even in old England:
The CHARTfsTs AND THEIR ARMs.-We
learn from variety ofsources that the ma
king and selling of pixies and fire EARNS,
amongst the working population of this
neighborhood. is going on in the most open
and barefaced manner; and judging from
what we have hearu on the subject, we can
imagine there can be but little doubt that
some thousand of these dangerous weapons
are nowin the hands of parties who at all
events declare, that they are readyto use
them at the bidding ofwhat is called "The
National Conventions" 4a Il
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-04

ASTONISHING CAsE--tUeak Stomdch.--
The Boston Transcript mentions the case
of little girl who injured her stomach to
such degree, that since August 1897 she
has taken no solid nourishmeDt. A little
milk is used sometimes, but for the most
part she takes only water. She has gone
twenty-one days at time without taking
any thing. When she sdrnks milk, she is
able to run about and play, but when she
fasts she pines away and after an absti-
nence of two or three weeks, she can only
rock herself in the cradle.
Willis would call her spirituelle. She
is certainly far removed from an "Albina
Nc Lush. ."--M O. Times.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-04

TALLY-Ho!--The Jockey Club Of the
North dine together at the Astor Hotel on
Wednesday, tickets two dollars and a half,
and call for your own wine. John A. King,
Esq. presides, assisted by Commodore
Ridgeley and John B. Stevens, Esq. 1t
will be a pleasant concern, unmixed with
politics, which, in these times, must be a
rare treat indeed. The lovers of the turf
ought to be present., like horse racing,
cock fighting, sports of the turf, and sports
of the ring on paper When was young
fellow, went once OIL a fox chase, over
Schuylkill Bridge, with batch Of sportsmen
wore boots and buckskln breeches; my
horse run away on the sound of bugle,
Jumped over hedges and bitches, and tumb-
led ine into the mud ,--since which time
have only attended Jockey Club and SPORT
ing Dinners, being the least dangerous of
the two, where the only fall that can hap
pen would be a fall under the table. Folks
may say what they please ofrising at dawn,
sweeping the dew from the green swafd,
wading creeks for wild ducks, taking the
partridge on the wing, shooting enipes in
swamps, and coming home at night worn
out,, wet and hungry; give me the birds
nicely cooked, with feet under the mahoga-
ny, good sea-coal FIRE, and glass of old
Hook, and we leave all the romance of shoe.
ting and snaring, with pointers and ponies,
to those who admire such rural sports, --sM
y, Epe. Star,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-04

STEAM CONVEYANCE TO AMERICA.--We
are extremely lappy to learn, that her Ma.
jesty's government have entered into a con.
tract for conveying the mails, by large and
powerful steam vessels, from Liverpool to
Halifax, and thence, by branch steamers, to
Boston, and in the summer to Quebec. The
mercantile interests, not only in the North
American colonies, but also in the United
States, will be gratified to learn, that, in
stead of a monthly communication, as for
merly, steamers will now be despatched on
the 1st and 18th of each month. The en-
terprsing contractor has engaged with
those able and scientific builders, Messrs.
Wood. at Port Glasgow, to build three ships
of 1000 tons each. in which Robt. Napier,
Esq. is to place engines 400 horse power.
From the past success of Messrs. Wood
and Napier, we doubt not, when their ves-
sells are on their stalion,in April, 1910, they
will be quite unrivalled; and moreover, that
the cute observation of tSam Slick that
'the route via Halifax is the shortest way
to New York will be verified by demon
straton. - Glasgow Courier.