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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
J. SWEENEY

nAkIEL SWEENEY, n Ana street, returns his snee'
~ thanks friends Tor the liberal supportth,
uniformly rendered him since he first opened his Refractory
that viii be his constant endesyor TO merits
continuance OF their appreciation Iii, table always furnishes
with the the market affords and those who honor his
table with their depend upon being served Wit
cleanliness, csviy and prompn,ude. 10
ID OARD AT the Walton Mansion House No326 Pearl street
I'D Franklin Square, al 81 80 per weekThe location cen
trail and IL Of the most pleasant summer resorts IN hi.
city Young doing business down town. gentlemen and
wives will find the above place comfortable home
Rooms to let Al the above house withou, board.
Also splendid Hall for masonic odd fellows and other
lodges referees, committees musical parties Sc Jelm'
DOARDING--ls . genteel private family IN Brooklyn
ID The house beautifully situated in Pacific street. hrsi
from the Of Henry, the LEFT; only two minute
walk from the sosh Ferry The French English and Spa
nsh languages spoken IN TIE family Apply a. above
my2I.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL AND GARDEN.

MOUNT VERNON HOTEL AND GARDEN.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie in general that he has taken, for ofyeavs, the
AMOUNT Hotel and Garden Of nth Second and
Water streets Wiliamsburgh The House has been fitted up,
repaired throughout with additional Piazza in the
Of the overlooking the 0arden which has also been put
in complete order for the reception Of ladies and gentlemen
who will find that their comfort and convenience will be the
especial object Of the proprietor.
A grand display Of FIRE WORKS will take place every
Thursday evening" during the accompanied with Mu
SIC
The Refreshments shall be of the best kind in their proper
Liquors Of the first quality.
The undersigned would that if strict attention TO
his duties all times, will command share Of public patron
nothing his part shall be wanting to enasrs the success
Of his experiment"
iel.lm+ F.F. FOSTER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

TI,O ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
The subscribers would respectfully inform builders and
,. that they have constantly hand and prepared 10
furnish short notice, architectural ornaments 81 every de
,crpon, "for the interior finishing Of dwellings, churches
and other psbic buildings vzf capitals Tor columns and
all the orders Of architecture CONSOLES ues en-
riehed mouldng roettes paars f'ere ornaments &c &C
&c 10 any The long proved suay Of composition orna
mea executed by them render, Il useless TO say much N
its eulogy and with the they possess and rom long
practice the execution OF models moaas and every depart
ent Of business naer themselves that for sodncss Of relief
and general sharpness and beauty, their work will be found
MUCK to any thing Of the knd done IN any other place
ey avoided tiny and underlined appearance
much and 50 Justly complained Of Great attention having been
m, po.be prce ey are happy say that their pre-
seat scale Of prices will be od 70 beyond the reach o.
abatement competitions. -.
would find material saving and likewise procurea superior
article BY calling writing for amy thing Of INC hna they mal
require hand, and enaoiedte MI order
- CALLER \ MURPHY,
Mandatory 500 Broadway,
mxILsm. One door from Nbl.s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
HEALTH.
SALT ATER BAT HIS

NOW UFEN
For the Castle Garden and at the foot Of Dsbrosses
street, Sd Pier south ofCanal street, North River.
uy30 Ban
ny- ID. o. m y RngON, Dentist formerly - Bar
clay street ha. removed to No CO.. Warren street. 2nd do
from West Broadway myI6-3n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
FIRE CRACKERS.

SIX HUNDRED BOXES OF FIRE CRACkEKS, for
sale in lots to suit purchasers.
Also one hundred fifty thousand segars, Of various
iei4.sw+ A. A sAMANOs, 4 Wall st.
ISIREWORKS FIREWORKS FIKEW URKs III
Il CHARLES w. VULTEE, ll6 Chatham, corner of Or
auge street. Oldest established Firewok Manufacturer in
the city, to the public generally, that his present
at lower prices than by any other manufactures and vender
The assortment consists Of Rockets of all calibe and Sizes
with gold and silver rain, orange crimson and hres
&c. &c. FANS line pigeons maroons port hres palm Trees
mne tourbon hexagons, ocagons vercals, triange no.
candles diamonds with golden fires Peruvian hres
cos whess grasshoppers blue lights snakes Of all Sizes
&c. &c., and host Of Others too to mention.
The public and all sceptic invited to call and Aso
and Pulling Crackers at the lowest market prices Country
merchants invited call and the above stock before
purchasing elsewhere Goods sent to Of the city free
0ferpen's / ont forget the FL gae sp,rs W. vurrEr
jel.tjE llo Chatha .A,sorner Of Orange street.
JAMES TAYLOR formerly r. A. James, Cash TAI
u LORING ESTABLISHMENT, No. % Maiden Lane
The subscribers respectfully inform the patrons OF the above
Enlistment, that they daily receiving supply Of plen
did Goods suitable for III which they make
order sell by the otherwise at their usual lew
for cash only WINTER PaIccs.
Over coats Of fine Beaver cloths. from $40 to 80
Pilot Ia to -
/" eolored broad I" Ia 50 to %
Ores, fine, ~ to ~
wool dyed black to rs
Pantal OBS of black, blue or fancy colored #-.
fro $3.50 to $40.
vest: Of cloth, cashmere, figured and plain
silks, from $2.50 to S.
Dress coats made and trimmed, from SEQ to $500
PantaIoons and vests, $50 each.
The subscribers wish to be distinctly understood that gar
made al this establishment warranted TO H. and to
be made by the best workmen the latest style and fashion
Js-d-y JAMES TAYLOR
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
THE VER ANDA

THE VIE II "A w III.
Eighth 4AUenue, bettceen 35th and S6M Street,
II KROLLPFEIFFER informs his friends and the public
H. tina, he has taken the house grounds formerly the
country of the late B. Murray ESQ., in that improving
vicinity the Eighth Avenue where he trusts by personal at
snon and the sricest in the selection Of his refresh
mens, to give general satisfaction.
N B. Private Rooms for small large parties limited
number Of boaraers comfortably accommodated e5i4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

90 SECOND WARD HOTEL.-Nex, TO the corner I
Fulton street. in Nassau street This well known establishment
having undergone thorough reng in complete order
for the accommodation Of those who may honor with their
patronage.
There this house besides the lower thrown
entirely open public bar ROOM large upon the
eond story By well suited for the accommodation Of
public meetings. together with several smaller adapted to
the referees for the transaction Of other rva's
business
Clubs and private parties accommodated with and
be furnished with dinners supPers composed Of every
species Of game decacy which the markets afford at short
notice [jell-yl EDMUND JONES, Proprietor
TNCKERBOCkER HALL. No. 10 Park Row-The sub
N scribers havsg opened the above house the EURO
PEAN PLAN would respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they ready accommodate them IN asyie
be surpassed by similar house In this city Thu
house will always be furnished with every and all
IN. lsxsrs Of unrvaled market There hundred
lodging rooms which airy newly Furnished and in perfect
order The Ordinary being the first oor spacious seat
convenient and well funhed and the tables shall always be
supplied with all the variety the market affords, served up BY
experienced cooks.
The marked success which has attended establishments Of
this kind evidence Of their adoption 10 both business
and travellers.
Gentlemen visiting the city, will find this most desirable and
central situation being nearly Broadway fronting the Park
and shsr the beauty and elegance Of local aud
ransory offsets of attraction and Pendor with which New
York abounds. EDSALL JONES.
NB-For the accommodation Of Trsvsllers this house will
n, amen Al ali hour. Of the night al.G
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

II YDERs NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN GEM
N TLEMEN's FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE
ESTABLISHMENTS, No. Beekman street, New York.
No 10 Naoher street. New Orlssns-Soushsrn geatsmsn
visiting the city &C New York. respectfully incrwsd that
ION Shoes Fancy and Dress Pumps and Cziters OF the
style quality furnished them At No - Matches st.
New Orleans. which Obtained The first II the late
Fair in that city
Ostemen purchasing giving orders for kne Boots Cor The
Charestou Mobile New Orleans, Matches, Vessburgh
any Of the south western cities invited to call
and examine .ptsdd article Of light Dres Boots made Of
French imported stock in the latest Partisan fashion, at No
Beekman street Clinton Hail. New York, opposite the Park
URlAH RYDER
~ b. First Premium At the American Institute, New York
Mechanics Institute,
nvAn late fair al New Orleans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

NNT EUDINt; AM VISITING CARDs.-Engrs,ed "a
w new and approvedsty pp'edfrom engraved plates,
With the utno, neaness the highly enameed Poree,as
Cards. which fr whi,.ness and brsncy Of polish sanss
escelled An order. promptly attended 70 at
Fashionable ard Engraving and Printing E"N"hmess ~
John street corner ~ William street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
HEALTHFUL EXERCISE.

rTyHE SUBSCRIBER The proprietor Of the House No. 40
i Pearl street, has two BOWLING ALLEYS, situate At
Of Pearl and Dover and respectfully calls the
enon OF persons requiring exercise especially all Of seden
ary pursuits Bowling exercise eminenty conducive
to ensure good health
The celebrated Physicians have recommended prn
cpa OF obtaining fe greatest blessing HEALTH all such
recreave exercises win give ACTIVE motion to the muscles Of
the system Among these Bowling probably the most ~or
th, OF approval. .
The subscriber pledges himlfto those who may favor hi.
with ther maintain the utmost decorum and gooA
order IN his establishment.
The Bowling Alters will be let to parties by the hour,
longer period No playing after Reasonable time sssn eve
ming ALkAR }. HENDEhsoM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

- EFRlGERA TORS. N LYONS patent Sale
N Refrirerators and Wine Cooler Ware Room, Nc asof
Broadway The advertiser having made several important i'm
the construction Of the aboSe article The
doors opening 'front.' thereby making to al the
shelves and admitting the ice BE- put y, proper place with
out disturbing the shelves thei tsst.n On experiment,
the above article warranted 4 "a the ice as long or
longer than any other Refrigerator.
" B-Csmtry merchants hotel propristors reiectc~'es
families, &c. will find Il to their interest 10 call
The public cautioned against infringing this patent
1S-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
!. EXCURSION TO NEWPORT, N -

$500 - EXCURSION TO NEWPORT N -
SE sew near. Mdlietown Pe'nt county o. Mon
mosth.-The and elegant steamboat
F,sron. 40 Kr,por, syery Sunday by leaving the loot OF
Rivnrton street. East River, al o'clock, A. NJ. the 'oo, o.
Spring street, North River al 81 and the loot ~ Vey
Long island and segoins Dock Staten Island near rn.
Bay Lighthouse; and returning, will leave kypcr ~
y ~ - "a ..,ts Each ,.av a6-sm'
. r-1~ IRREGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOSTON.
c. Daily, tssnday' excepted de NJ. from
tsSxzzntss<- Battery Place. Pier Ne. I, North River,
81. s,on;,c lon Newport and Providence Steamers Ma,sa
sb,sets Cant Comsiock Providence, Capt Woolsey Mar
rarsnsett, Capt Child ......- :. a.. -, 49,,
~. sueyncon Monday I7th AZ o'clock, and the MAssA
CIJtIsETTs Cspt ~ Cor.och, Tomorrow
ma the arrival of the steamers Al Stoning
Ian NAV aLe the Railroad aud proceed with the mail
immsdac, Dos may continue W the steamer via
Newport ake the Railroad ears Providence Tor Bostsn
my27-cm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
CHEAP CASH CLOTH STORE,
A. AZ On Mill. r.~~

90 WHERE may be found BY the or yard .sPe-
Of fine and low priced Broadcloths, Habit
Cloths, Cassnre. Summer Stud velves vestinss. Trim
ings &c &C. The subscriber will odcr the above At very
prices cash. dispose Of his entire stock pre-
vio.s August next he will then be obliged 10 from
his present stand. N23-3m ISAAC Il. THAYER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

SIX H. NDRED bOAEo Of ChhchEnS, IVA
sale in lots to suit purchasers. @.
Also, hundred and fifty thousand Segars, of various
brands, by late arrivals from Havana, by
iel42w+ A. A. SAMANOS, Wall st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

NEW WORK, by Mr.. Maturin, nearly ready-SEJA.
IN NUS, and other Roman Tales, by Edward Maturin
series of Passages illustrative OF domestic in the
Imperial households OF Tberus, Csudius and Nero From
specimens have SEEM commend this forthcoming
the public favor repee with interest displaying
classical research and draratic skill Mr. Maurin
of the eesrated author Of Bertram and other
WORKS himself the shertor Of much Of his fathers
genius. and promises TO achieve reputation not unworthy Of
his parentsge.n-N. Y. Mirror.
jl36t SAUNDERS, Publisher, s57 Broadway
DRooKLYN SALT WATER WARM AND COLD
ID BATHS the South Ferry margin Of the East River
MIR. GRAY would inform the inhabitants of Brooklyn and
New York. that his Baths open day from A. W.
till 10 p NJ for Ladies and Genem.n. They fitted up
the approved style Ladies and gentlemen take
baths every day The Swimming Bath is exclusively for ladies
Tuesdays and Fridays until NJ One bath, %
tickets, Sl.o0. Cold baths l2i cents. jell-2m'
CIDER VINEGAR
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, and for sale in lot, to suit,
~ BY EDWARD kEARNY,
80 Old Slip, ecrner Of Suoth street.
20 Half Pipes Vinegar just received. jeii.iw'
SUPER LEGHORNS!l
o. The subscriber has just received from Leghsrn in
Of fine Ladies' Hats risaed by other in the
city, among which numbers high 90, go 81
and %.
Ladies in want Of such articles the above will please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
T.. G. BROWN,
iel2.lw' Ill William street corner ofJohn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

6tsK FOR HAVRE.-The French brig CELESTINE
N Capt Henry, has nearly all her cargo engaged and will
Ssssz@be promptly dispatched. For freight, apply to
BOYD & HINCKEN,
ie7-y 9Tontine Buildings.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
The British Queen was TO sail on the 10th July.
Extract of letter from Merchant of Magazine street,
(now ut the East) To his friend in this atty.

" ''"S"''''o '''~
(now at the East) To his friend in this atty.
Boston, (Mass.) July 9th.
awe had an immense number of people in this city
IN the 1th The number was Unprecedented; AID
thu, day. attended the celebration of the Slavery
Society: GRAFTON BY Geo. Bradburn Esq ode by VIM.
Iloyd Carlson reading Declaration &c, by Mr.. Pier
non,-apd til. re, too the number unprecedented.
How ,nanv do YOU think there! or 5000 were
Crusr1v in the habit Of filling, aye, and crowdng the
large i Meeting houses such nccasons:-'hcre were
not above 400 in attendance The chapel in "t'ch they
met i. about the size ofihe negro chap" IN Drawer ST.
N. O., and it not above t.o"thirds filled.
The people have at length discovered that the c"nli.
,i,u Of the black absrr Of the South, is not particle
worse than that of thousands OF white aborers in the
North.
Apropos-a week ago dropped into a Coto. fac-
torv in the town of Mansfield, Mass. As usual the will
dows were shut, and the factory filled with nrphtc
gas holding in sspen nnnnerabe particles of cotton
f,rz-thr effects of which dscernihe IN the SAL
low cheeks Of The girls upd boys Of this palace Of the
Poor" Having thu curiosity 10 learn, asked small
hoy Of 10 years If age, perhaps how many hours he
worked in day. His reply was-from half past t." 6!
And vour uay-What do you hav~1 He reped-"67
cents week. Oh! God said |, is it possible that
can cdrc,s horror at the ~ stem Of slavery
this country, anu YET keep tHhu,
at Spinning Jenny, IA kind Of labor requiring the co-
s.st applica,inn and buh for their inconsistency
and for their cupii,y,-which would disgrace the worst
of shareholders! 81 cents ~eekn not more than half
the cos, OF feeding the little operative But the
swsr is reatly-he hal his own 'Jree will 10 accept
the situation, .r no. become inmate Of the aims
house. The Lord deliver and mine from such
"free wip as th.s.--A tor Freedom without its
shadow. The people here begin to that they have
been hun-bugged; and par consequence tile scknes.,
and pe,hups ERE long, the death Of A"ti'SIavery.'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN.


The steamer Great Western, Captain llosken, (says
the York Journal Of Commerce of the 22d) has just
al rivod. She left Bristol the 9th inst and brings
London papers the evening OF the 9Th. Liverpool Of
the 9Th, and Bristol 10 the 9Th.
We sorry say there is a material decline in cot
ton amounting in the aggregate I" about ths of penny
The dee line from the l4,h the 2lst June sths
from the 2lsl the 28tb, and from The 28h to July
81 also /. Ater tho Sd no change.
Ofpotical news the impo'tan. is the commence.
ment of hostili,ies between Turkey aud Egypt an
event which from its liability IN involve o,her powers
is of more im,o' than might at first be imagined
The Cirea, Western arrived in the very short pas
sage VI thirteen days
Core. ponience Of the N York Commercial Advertiser.
London, July 4 1889.
Release Of the Cnnadi1n Prisoners 1t affords me
great pleasure inform you that government have
determined to release SIR John Parker aud the
Other Canadian prisoners who pleaded guilty TO the
chaIgs preferred against fsem il Upper Csnaa in TIE
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01

friend has fuvored with the following extract OF
a letter from New York, under date ofthe 22nd.
On Sunday morning, placards were discovered pasted
on the walls of the houses in the upper part OF the city,
in large capitals The Banks must and shall suspend
specie payments" The writer states that things had
taken much worse turn since the President had passed
through the CITY; and in his opinion the Banks will be
forced suspend, the whole of the energies OF the
Loco Focos appeared to be concentrated against the
Banks and to induce people to draw specie for notes
and particularly for the Safety Fund notes. lie also
states that the money market very much depressed
and that it impossible to raise money on the best o.
secures.--The city very dull for the season.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01

The Lousian, Advertiser, speaking. of the plans s"g'
70 ,,ei for the relief Of the widow and family Of the late
MrIeggett, Editor Of tn. New York Era tPlaindeAef
suggests the getting mp, throughout the u"o" without
distinctions Of party, mir. ieggett WINS an out and ont
Loco Foco subscription among the E itrs OF pn"c
Journals We hive objection, I" this plan, preS'-
ded none but nbolonsts be asked contribute Tor OF
this class Of worthless Mr.. L-ggett was the very orga"
and head.
New Orleans will not set the example; nor will any
editor of,he South, who respect, the institutions OF IN"
Son,h contribute one cent-dead or alive-The South
can terl no sympathy for an Aboltionist
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
THE LIBEL CASE.

DUBlISHED THIS DAY, and for sale at the
4 Counting Room of the True American, St Charlie
Hotel and ut the principal Book Stors correct Repor
Of the late interesting and important suit Of the State
of Louisiana John Gibson, Editor and Publisher Of
the True American, before tho Criminal Court for Ii
bel. july 2lst
DRtNTING PAPtR-An Invoice Of Superior print
l. ing paper of the. following sizes. 27x42-26x36
2lx36-92X32-i9x24. Also u lot of Envelope, Hard.
ware, Medium and small Wrapping Paper, all the very
hes, quality, Landing from Burque J"serhin from Phil
udGlphia and for sale by ALEX. IDWAK,
iuiv 23d. 40 Camp Street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01

Night John, arrested on same charge discharged.
Michael Fitzpatrick arrested for assault, dschar.
ged on paying fees.
Nathan Mcdonald, arrested for having place Of
residence. q.
July 29-Nlichael Faven, arrested found lying drunk
discharged on paying Jail fees. 49,
William Kelly, arrested hv the watchpnn for insult
ing and abusing him, discharged.
hos Donahoo, arrested for being drunk and disturb
ing the peace to be vuuched tor.
Hannah Lane, arrested for being drunk ind could not
give account othersef.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01

The Editor Of tie Courier dcs Etats unis, has
gone mad. One of the Editors of the Courier and
Enquirer has been robbed CT largo amount of
money and bills.
The Onnibusse and Cart in Now York con
time 10 run over and kill tho usual number of
people.
James the novelist has another work out "Iho
gent enan OF the old School," He writes a book
every two months.
Mr. Macintosh late Editor Of the Sandwich
Island Gazette, arrived short time since at Bos
ton.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
Recorders Court,

Reports of Day Police and Night Watch.
July 27-Patrick Nc DonaId Dennis OFarrell, Dun
Kick MaLar, Miles Cunnngha ham, found drunk on the
street, discharged.
Peter Graver, arrested for sleeping in the car house.
Baronne street, discharged
Junnes Patterson and Francis Content arreaLI for
sleeping the wlarves, discharged.
John Slughcr, arrested on warrant, bound to keep
the peace, in o dolls.
July 23-Peter Gravier, arrested for being drunk and
disturbing The peace, discharged.
m. McCnty, arrested being drunk, and resisting the
officer, bound To keep the peace.
Gorge Green and George Wisn,s, arrested stls-
pic i.us persons, comm led for 80 days.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE i
Nothing from the inte, to-day.
CoNsIGNEEs
Pei .chr Randolph j Bare'la 70. Layet Ameung, q
Buckin, Thayer co.. Wood Simmons, Wilcox, Ander
ION CO. II lehman.
Per schr Col De Pussy--H Redmond, J Thayer co.. w
Chren Caldwell co. Coor coil Barela 4 CO, Yeatman
g. CO, & Bucklin.
PASSENGERS
Per Col de Pussy. Mrs Miller and gh,e Miss Foy.
Miss O'Donnel, vi, Sellers and negroes.
dren. and servant arigue and chlren Juan Alvarez
Kluee: Drocge X Ceascn Mr. Jones and lady, Raro
Felix; Duriust Dupus Roman; Symons; Wright;
Gubert.
MEMORANDA
Hence-At Liverpool, 27th June. Marathon, Shaw.
do. New England. Sevansoa.
2sth-ienr,, Towson-do. Maryland. Berry
Goth. .Coromandsl, Pearsc.
i July Henry Pe.rco hence do Isaac Alerton Torric
do kentucklan, Forrest
3rd Unicorn Child do. Nautilus, Newcomb.
July 2ntl: hence at Havre. Nestor.
Isl. North America. Hcwet.
June 10Th. Mozart e. Hanover
Sailed June q5h. from Cu.,aven for th, port, Delight
CorniCk.
Arrived. do Armora, Liena..
Bordeaux jane Gath. arr. hence. Werner perki"s.
Gbrater. 18th June. Mary PowmclI, given.
New York. July q. hence Co'Iro. Trhsl
Fhiadelphia ga. Constellation.
81. long. rs ~. steerln. L
Liverpool. Juna 80 arr. hence. Dale
| Gravesenh. June 60 Arr hence, Russell
22nd. Arr here, Triton.
+ Falmouth, June 22d-Hauover.
At Clyde. 2l-Cresr ent, Ilema. 49, ,
Hence. Liverpool 81 June. Nonantcrs and No'schid
22ndPelomac ed Congress and Robert Morris 94th lar
quin una Geo Washington Fanny Multnkccsct Cit
izrn Maria Chaves, (iaen aud Alexander 9jlh st La"
renee and Pickering. 27th. :Ntrsgansett.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01

The Northern and Eastern Mail arrived yesterday at
past r. NJ. The Great Western arrived on the 22d'
the news by her. which is of new Importance Will be
1und in exteuso, in our columns.
U. s. Bank stock was selling at H.
Mr.. Felix Labatut and Lady, Of this city came pas-
keneers in the Great Western.