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TOMPOuNn TONIC MINTlKl..-A speedy
~ and certain euro for the Fever and Auuc
rcmittcnt and intermittent trvrls; prepared from
the original recipe. Used WI, eminent and uni
vcrsal success IN le52, b., person, OF the highest
responsibility in tins cl,y, stated IN The annexed
cert .Ga,cs.
This medicine is highly recommended, and hlS
been extensively used IN the above Diseases VITA
such dist ngUislcd success, that the proprietor Of
the recipe has been induced to offer II to the pub.
lie III It's present form the hope that it may be
The means of relieving many of those who are
suffering under the sCUnrgc OF cOu!itry. 1t is
Il medicine possessing great virtue, and when used
| according to the directions has never failed ot
cttnctlng cure, even in the most obstinate stage
OF the disorder. 1t is not at al dIsngrccablr, and
persons of the weakest stomach, and chllGrcn may
axe it with mpunily. 1t strengthens the digestive
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom requires
more than one, in obstinate eases, two bottles
to effect cure. There is neither mercury mon
arsenic in the medicine, nor any thing injurious
to the human constitution. The propr!cto:s ar,
we'll convinced Of its efficacy, llal they agree
to refund the price of every bottle which has beer
takon in accordanc, with the directions and has
not effected a Il perfect cure of the fever 4 aguc
A. OLIVER, sole agent for New Orlcul,S, al
his Wholesale and retail drug and medicine st ore
corner Of Bicnvc and Charities streets.
For District Agencies apply to
jc5 r. W. SMITH, As Cont st,
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Mississippi and Louisiana Hotel.

c"vlNGroN l..
KS. MARY KIRKLAND respectfully an.
~. rounces to her friends and tho public gene
s'ty that she is prepared 10 accommodate them at
no above establishment, and homes fr,m her
'xerticns to render visitors comfortable to receive
!. continuance Of former favors. She feels conf.
se"t that persons visiting Covington during the
9mmer months, cannot find better accommodate ions
!nan she can afford them, on mere liberal terms.
nor house IS pleasantly situated and we'll supplied
WI" every convenience; the bar is furnished with
inc most choice liquors. &c. in short, she promises
VAT nothing shall be wanting on her part to give
n'fe sa'!sfactionto all who may putronize tho
.Aiesissippi and Louisiana Hotel. jc3
10 TIE PUBLIC.-the undersigned. hayine
studied undcr DR.. Schmidt of Charleston,
So"t" carolina, and tor some years his assistant in
INC feactlco OF medicine and surgery, has the honor
70 offer his professional services in this city,
no assures the ladies and gentlemen tina. the most
prompt attention will be paid to tho calls which
may be made; and also offers his services to tho
holders OF slaves. being well acquainted with the
diseases common to them, having attended them in
she sugar house in Charleston
The famous ntbilious pills after the composition
81 Professor Smollette, with directions, can be had
Of the undersigned. The effect which they have
produced in this and other cities, has been attended
with the greatest success, to which the best of
references can be G iven. Apply at No. l66 Maya.
s'"o street. JNO. M'LORING.
F. HoAAO" WAKE, "OOD SCKEWS, SAL
IRONS, &c.
THE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, No
l. 23S Water, near Beckmun street, New York
have received the past season, and constantly
receiving lar 30 and extensive additions the stock
Of the above goods, which consists of The
Glowing assortment, suitable ioz the southern anc
western markets.
Hollow ware of superior quality, consisting Of
about 1900 tons, viz,
Pots of % different sizes, from SO to so gallons
Kettles, Is sizes, from 3:S to 80 gallons,
Kettles, Is Sizes from 3:S to lS gallons,
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ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE
FOR FEVER AND AGUE.
IlNEN years have not yet elnnsnd sinca IL

Z.
IINEN years have not yet elapsed since il wa.
I first regularly submitted to tho public; but il
has attained tho highest reputation; and has SUD-
planted every other medicine for The Ague, whcrcy.
cr it has been known and appreciated. Already
has 1t been carried in every direction throughout
the United States and still realizes more than could
have been an'cipatedhy its mos, sanpulne friends.
Thousands of persons have not only been rclicycd.
but restored he .l'h and viIur through lis apcn
cy; and they now chccrluly testify, at every on
ror'nnlty, to lis dc;lded and supreme efficacy II
Is composed or such medicinal principles as arc
calculated I" renew the healthy action of the stom-
he'i, liver, and other important digestive orgaps
III" loss OF which harmony is the immediate cause
OF the disease. 1t is apparent also, that il prod,-
ces IN entire change the condition of the systcm
ana certainly destroys the native liability to reup-
scs OF the affection. When the Aguc is attended
with any other complaint, the employment of tho
Tonic Mature will not interfere with Tho treat
neni OF the other disease, but will even afford u.s.
aIstance by furnishing strength and yuor In tho
BODY during The course of treatment. Those who
make use OF tins medicine may be assured that
there Is no Arscnic, Banks, Mercury or anv other
article IN It's composition unfrendy to the human
CONSTITUTIONS being entirely vegetable extract:
ana they may have additional confidence in ,ho
use thereof when they perceive that il has Tho or
lccl OF genta laxative abou; tho time half hot
NC l'i' mas been takch---n consequence of which,
There is no part oi tho medicine left to linpcr in
mo bowels to cause distractions, and other evils
arising rom the use of many of the remedies now
offered tor the cure of this affection. |, has bcen
used also as preventive, by many who were sub
Ject to periodical recurrence of the Chills and Il
has invariably wardcd off the apprehendcd attnck
Obserre! The Proprietor, fully satisfied :. i,h III"
unparalleled and universal success which has c,,
stanlly attended punctual and regular use of thn
Tonic Mixture, in all eases of Fever and An,o
feels warranted in engaging to refund the nr;es T."
all those who have taken the medicine in strict mr.
cordancc with the prescribed directions. ,y;,Lo,.
having been perfectly and lastngly cured
The Subscribers are the wholesale agents f,r Tho
south Western States, and have now on hand s,
" eases OF this medicine which is warranted Crosh
and genuine. For sale at tho mauutac,nred ,.;oa.
JARVIS 4 ANDREWS
,- Wholesale Druggists
nov!' coz Common h Tchouu,nuIas 49,,
t'his fr II steamer Independ-
m23 ,IHSSi-!'
~ New I.evee.
Emrrs"n's R'z"r Sirops-Thrce cases of RI.
genuine article, Just received by
Oct 5. REESE & DI.ANG, I8 Camp 9,
MI S."'u k"t"-JO' COTS Missouri bals ,,,.
MADE all ~ h"mI, IN stare, ard tor sal. by
h3 EOiEEr HAWTHORN. Ga E,.,,
!. -. =
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-, QUO TT'' Il. or Sd y
Norhwnrd Coming Southwark, the time is six hour
less; being J DAYS and II hours.


Northward. Coming Southwark, the time is six hour
less; being J days and II hours.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
HDANAWAf from 1863 Carondclci corner of IIcvin
y Streets on the night of 30Il Of August und WIS
seen 'l'e nsxt morning in Poydras street. n negro boy
named CHARLES, about II years of age, md fee
or therenbouls in height, black, and has imIed
inen IN his speech, of his legs is sure ucca STONED
by arercnt hurt; he Ind on when he away white
cotton or linen shirt and white cotton uantaloons.
Masters OF vessels and steam boats nrc cautioned a
Sh1nSt receiving or arhorng said negro, well all
other persons, the rgOur Of the law will b.
enforced against them. The above reward WITT Be pniu
"rdc'!'cng Inn into any of the jas Of either Of tbs
municipalities, nj 1853 Curondcct, corner of Iicvi.,
S,t''. sept
NOFlCE-Ihc cupn,nrrahp heretofore existing
! \ under the firm of Dubois e. Gurrrtsou, has bees
dissolved. The subscriber will liqndate the affairs
me concern III tins city, and requires all persons inacb
ed 10 make pnNinent to him only, and all those having
claims, to present hem orsrtIleslen,.
aug 81 II GARRETSON
CAPTAIN MARNYATr'S NEW NOVELS
R"fHin he Hccicr, by the author OF Peter Simple, &s
in vols.
Cummings or Winter a, Schl.ss fairfield in Low.
>tyrIa, by Captain Basil Hall, Royal Navy, FL
=, in vol.
Lora Rohion, II romance, Nv Allan Cunningham, yo
NepD0yH Ire. written by himself, in vols.
4 fomP""diom History q Ha'y, translated from the
original Italian. by Nathaniel Greene, in vol. for
ming No. - of !Inrpcr's Family Library.
Vols. ; X Of the complete mud uniform edition
of Ii'"Shi"gt0m Irri"g's ~ thS.
Rogers Frrnrh aHd Engish Dirtiouary in vol, ,,yo
NnseHfS FrcUch und Engiish Dicijonnyy.
ALse-A few more copies If Conbc's Ihicnoogy
"RicnHi." Large Surveyors tnmnnsscs of superior qua
itv, with cnins, Billiard Balls of Iii ind . - nches
HIII"u nr'"vcd'"r'uc Pens ,Japnnc papers, weights
sc. &c. Sc.
jus, received, ii nd for sale by
nl3l REM lew
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NO MERCURY NOR coPAIyA

A BOZ T six months ago had the misfortune To get
"A s"cret disease, for which have applied to seve-
raj dsctors for cure, and they did not
tho above date put myself under the of Doctor
Huet, and expect him 10 cure Since That lime
the disease got to break out in large ulcers
to the number Of six eight ca leg, and all over
NY face, and sore throat and able work at h.
present time account of the disease; large ulcer on
the right side OF the throat. no !! putting myself
confidently under the care OF DR.. Iluet, cf Paris,
to be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
(es IA "
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MAIL ARRANliEnI EMF

=, =, n, Due Every Day Al r NJ.
Normer" maui Closes Every day al TO- AN
,v Nj, Due every Sunday, Wednesday
WeStef" M""' Friday, by J. P. NJ.
by ray OF N" Closes every Monduv WeLu,s,,
to"s' nnd Saturday, by ., p. NJ.
nv Dae every Tuesday, Thursday, a
TIE LATE MA" Saturday by 5 P. M.
v" Closes every Mon'luy, Wednesday
EXPRESS MAIL.
TIMES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. Of the Express Mail, bctw"ch MOBILE and New
lork--lcasing Mobile daily at p. NJ. Northwur
New York daily at =. NJ Southwark,
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N York & Baltimore Packets

JACKETS FOR NEW YORk.-New L,n~.
70 sail punctualiy every second Monday
during the season, full no, full.
snip orleans, 599 tons Capt. S. Sears,
snip Alabama, Ala do c. c. Berry
snip Arkansas, 627 do S Dennis
snip S'ratoga, 542 do w Hathaway,
snip Nashville, $40 do ID Jackson,
Ship Kentucky, 629 do Bunker
The above ships are of the first class coppere
and copper fastened, and having been built in New
YORK expressly for this trade, they are of light
graft OF water and almost invariably cross the bar
without any detention. The comman dcrs are men
OF great experience, and the ships will always be
towcd up and down the Mississippi by steamboats,
They have handsome furnished accommodations,
and stores Of the best description will always be
furnished: The cabin passage is $50 without,
VINE or liquor, and there is no liquor furnished to
tho officers or crew. For freight or passage Apply
on ooard' or to II AMES, AZ Camp ST.
Inc ships are not accountable for hreakagc OF
glass; hollow ware, marble granite, coopcragc of
TN, or rust otiron or steel, responsible for an
package or parcel, unless regular bill of ladin q
Is executed therefor at tho Office of the cn,s.
nov27
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Wagon boxes from | 4 TO "a inches
Cart do. S to I inches.
Wood Screws, 1000 gross iron and brass, from
y Inch, No. to 3:9 inch, No, "a of a superior
quality and finish, and less than James imported
prices.
Sad Irons, assorted, in casks of about 500 lbs for
retailing.
Tailors and hattor's Irons, assorted.
Sash weights, 100 tons, assorted from A to
2Obs.
Bells for Plantations, steamboats,, churches, &c.
made to order,
Also steamboats, and other machinery made to
order.
The above assortment of goods is particularly
recommended to the attention Of Southern and
Western merchants, and are offered for sale at low
prices, and upon tho most liberal terms it liz be.
lievad to be the largest and best assortment ever
offered for sale by any one establishment in the
United States.
Merchants, by forwarding request by mail, can
have printed circular, with description OF goods,
prices and terms, from winch deviation is ever
nuae, furnished by return of mail.
All orders will receive immediate attention.
New York, 1888. le3
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MON | AtiI i.N
L 4 L III 10 L LII Z L 1. /,

B.I L.W FO II n IEt RI.
TINliE established reputation and constant lyiurrca ms
L druInnd Tor this rilt laal remedy of pun, aud pre-
scrvaiive of the teeth. has induced the suh-crsi"r
offer it TO the American public. ARRANGEMENTS lIav
been made 10 supply agents III all the pincipal cr
and towns in the United States, 10 place it th
the reach OF those suffering and likely 10 suffer this mos
harussng of all aches, Tu"h-nrhc.
When applied according 10 directions given
bottle, it has iiirt TO afford immediate and
murnt relief. II also arrests the decay ~ drtrclv
teeth, and relieves that which 50 trrQurutl,
renders strong tooth useless The application aud
remedy Simple, Innocent, NOT unplr;sunt. and
the large number OF persons III different tiu- Z" II,
country, that have arIndy experienced -ur Ar,i-hl.H
and -uluarv effects from the al IT,, Iintu l,, t, \
to bear Tor the public g"udt their testimony 10 it, mn
rvnllcd qualities. 1t is Indian rrn,,IN uhlUUlrh
sI%ularls AMI unexpectedly aud ma, hr rrgnrl,,! h.,
the civilized urld a. The most Valuable discovery
retlmln o. the woods
Fi:cc 81 Ter bottle. Sold by
JARVIS a. ANDREWS.
mr. ) Cor Common and IclnulIuuln~
\NODL HATS, in rn>rS-!;, dozen ,ir $50,
w Hats, for sale JOHN II GliAIIAM.
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nOLBEAR'S Science Of Permanship received and
- for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. Chatres street, New Orleans l39 Broadway
New York, Dauphine st., Mobile
II is particularly designed for private learners and
schools, and is calculated for persons of all ages
Ladies and gentlemen are invited call and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons are given at slch houses as NAV suit the
convenience OF all, and to classes formed in any part
q Of the city. r
Ladies' who prefer itcan receive lessons at their own
sidences. 'e
Per"ns paying e rse oflessons are Il, sired
: atte"''- ,W vell as they WISH
f :" SSSR BROTHER.
e w 40 kegs, 100
.4' 0D0 do 25
H English dos IA bbls. 4NO
n 100 Paint Brushes, vari us sizes,
4 Gaze Vermillion;
S lbbls Copal Varnish;
IA Z j" c cossh
III 70 packs Gold Leaf;
Ia 80 do Silver do;
:. 100 do Dutch Metal.
WINDOW GLASS, American, ErgIisb and Frenet
III 1900 hoxrs, various sizes and qualities,
Boston .rown do.-5Oo boxes, consignment, will be
old low
3 Also, general assortment Of artists colours and
Ii ools, for Sale W A W SCALES,
N b. Alabama notes taken at p r, and M;ssss;,,
sotes will received at 10 per cent discount for goods
or 10 pas.nen. .. ueos. - u lw
NJ ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAsEnousE
q 4NA Cuatomhouse street, opposite the post Office
" Tho subscribers arc now receiving from their fac
i tories 10 New York, and will keep constantly OF
\ hand general assortment IF Marble Mantle Piece
superior Workmanship and of the latest patterns
tmade Of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish an,
! (American marble Also, Monuments, Tombs an,
t(:rave Stones, moulded and plain stills and lintes
marble !acings, hearhs and boundary stone. paste,
Ksf Paris, Roman & Hydraulic Cement and Plaster
Wing Hair, together with splendid assortment Of
4 tsass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iro,
rates Of the newest and most approved patterns.
H Lettering done IN the neatest manner and at the
Il eEtcst notice. fhey have first rate workmen te
MI ,.sp-s work.
Hsrs-- JAMES KAHN l. STROUD
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Royal College of Physicians, London. |
VvNiiE original Vegetable llygeian Universal Mchi-
L cine, prepared by W Miskin, Esq. Mcmpcr of
he Rcval College of Surgeons, Licc",ia'e of Apo,hc
cary Company, Fellow Of Bolt Court Society, Surgeon
TO The Royal Union Pension Association, Lancaster
Place, Waterloo Bridge, and Perpetual Pupil of Guy
and St. Tlomas's Hospitals, London.
This valuable medicine the result of twenty Years
experience and unparalleled success in the extensive
and highly respectable practice of the propricty, paro
nsed by the faculty and nobility and is now introduced
TO the notice of the American public, at the earnest
licatioa If number Of gentlemen of long and high
standing in the profession 1t is hoped, a piclim
nary step, to check the evils and fatal consequences
| arising from the of the numerous and deleelous
nosp,ns oisted upon the public hy the aid OF fabricated
proofs of miraculous cures, and ether Frauds hya of
merce@ty, unprinc,ple prctendcrs, totally ignols,
OF medical science, that it impossible the mo,srors
deluson can any longer go down with the intcgcn,
people Of this country. These pills. mild and agreeable
in ther nature, should be kept in every family in
OF sudden illness, for, by their prompt administration,
cholera cramps, spasns tc' e's and other alarming
complaints Which too often prove FATAL may be sIcci-
y cured prevented. In fact, all those who value good
health, should never he without them. The, SOLD
in packets at so cents, 81 and s. each, by every rrspcc
table druggist bnhksecr and vendor of medicine ia The
United States lh he Caaas, with coInus directions,
together with cs,inonials of professional ability tiom
the following eminent gcnllemen Sir Ashley Cooper,
Aberncthy, James Blunlell, NJ. d., w. Back, Nj. d.,
D. Aston Key, A. frampton, NJ. d., and numerous
others. The originals may be possession OF the
General Agent by whom the medicine is imported into
This cunrv am, Ia whom all anIir.,inns inr
| met ha ,,..i w ~ " -
mo " iIn; p1,,>r ,oo ,v ,,,. r, n ,o,
Sole General Agent for the United States, &c.
Nv Su.,~ 81 itnn I, Na,I ~ ,
lsenew Aae,, rn S,,hn s. o;s;, ''''' ="
| " ~ ' wv
IbEMItT K LEE q co, No Nn,,zl4e street, ar,
III row receiving from Sims Nashville, JouisyiIc
Kentucky, Eaele and other late arrivals ivan, H.
;ll,cr, cities large anil new selected asso,r,nu,
Boots. Shoes and HrDr1us.
c0nsitnu of o,n,I~c,s fine c,lr and Nnrorrn ,,oots
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'i.Alt l.h : CLASSICAL. LIBRARY,
/ OK Vt ElrnnslNtd by hhillip Fru.cis ID d. win
K an hlP-lhHN, containing lr,uslutinns of ynr,us
"d' :, Ar by Ben JHu>On, tuwry, Milton Drvdor
rope NhI '"u, swift ''hurrtrn, q Wakrliold Person
,iAs-uId "
rl''E'lH :, with the npp"ndiS II ;ulus rnnsI,
"' mi,j 'p"rt >nnrI, II !Yois forum, volumes
and I""l "IIu"r3 t!u17uH Library
Thy INp.'II'"n "t III MrkEl IllNNER, by
Sn"ile' VI - Nlth a memoir of the \u,i,,r h, rL,.
" k"7,, tsp, liz" edition, viii, illustrations. hv G..
tluIksAaUk
TliE 'il'Sl;a T,Ir,hy the author Of "Ri.p-,,.
Mary off, AIgundN, Ne, lew riloI , yols ,v,nrl,,
"
~ l. Il lt Ibkl)i by the an,ior o, "pclb,, .
HE l''' Il, Ne, hrhng vriunr ~ Of the n,,, ~
n"t"il s'rs Complies v,.k.. just r.rri,.a
S""' WM MckrAH
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I OlIIS' Medical Bo"ks-Ious on Plnhiss; do. or
IL bloodletlimg, new supply, reed by
fed TOWAR, 40 Cam
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SHALL \ Bi,oWh, 50 Magazine 5,
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< PERM OI.-ljOO gallons pure winter
- Sperm Oil, in casks and bhIs, for sale by
JARVIS l. ANDREWS,
Whnesal. Drugg SIS, corner Z ,mmon and rchap
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William Smith tenders his services to the cii
Zens OF New Orleans a teacher of the piano
forte. Mr. 5 having been employed several yeats
ms teacher Of music in private families in s,on,
and also al several of the female seminarcS in its
vicinity, cannot but hope to merit their confidence
lie is permitted to refer to Rev DR. Cl.pp, Mtssrs
Stelson e. Avery, Henderson &. Gaines.
For terms, sc please apply at the book store Of
Alexander Tower, 40 Clmpst oct
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M S,"'' h"''-1o' cot. Missouri hals rops.
had" Hl' :" h"mr,tn store, aid Tor sal. by
n3 EoiEtr fIAN thorn. g. E,.us, .,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01

Havana, Sept. II, 1889.
DEAR rR:-Without any thing Of moment or
worthy Of notice, am in possession Of ysar Herald
Our latest dates from Spain are 10 the 9th july.
when, by last accounts, victory had been obtained
by the Queens troops over the opposite party This
war, wevcr, seems rs intermnable that OF Floy-
ida, and like that, presume the parties in power
wish IL TO continue.
expect soon to hear Of the Liberation al the thre
savers sent into the u. s., in Consequence of num-
Der Of arrivals Of clipper vessels here Cor sale ana
have doubt but that the gov erpment there viii et
these vessels off, and all others that ma, lie sent M
day, have not energy enough to keep unsuIed the
star spanged banner; and should the scrpes
acted here from 1921 10 1874 again be in vogue THE
flag would be complete protection, and the DOLLY
used
Our city is quite healthy; we hear OF considerable
lever In Mafanzas among the natives, something
like the typhus OF the United States. FsABuoo.
The BRlrisH QUEES.-A gentleman Who came
out and returned home in this beautiful vessel time
bears tribute 10 her excellent qualities 1.-THE
British Queen is noble vessel, and fully answered
all my anticipatons. She Is indeed just what have
always insisted large steam ship would be, in
parison Of sails at Two thirds Of the way we
had head winds, and never an aft wind, and some
times conside rabte swell, bat she moved az stea-
DIV and regular rs a clock; and, with the exceptiop
Of one day, when we had one Of those cross heavy
sweIls, which gave the rolling and pitching mo-
tion all in the same instant il were, nobody was
sick. That one day was pretty closely attached
to my sofa, but yet was not hard sick as have al
ways been before in an ordinary packet. With
this exception was regularly AT my meaIs-(re-
quently when making III or IL knots the hour she
was just steady as at the wharf not Jar or mo-
ton to indicate we were at sea. The salocn 10 most
delightful room; always light and cheerful and en-
trely free from any jar Of the engine the usual
smell Of steam boat--in fact her engine works ,o
smoothly. that you only know you are moving bv
steam when forward and looking at the machinery.
or over the side at the foam thrown an BY her
wheels. Suffice IL TO say, that the passage was :.
pleasant and agreeable IL well cosld be and fh.s
l crossed the Atlantic without any SUFFERING worth
mentioning. The weather must be very bad 10 ron
der the British Queen uncomfortable; and I rona
recommend her, especialy to all poor sailor. Ia
myself, In preference toany other craft a0oat."