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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-07

Posmoslers and all ose kind friends who have hereto
ore with so much beraiy aud patriotism. well as those
who wish TO elevate standing and character of tic "cul
tiyaiors of the American soil" respectfully invited 10 use
their Influence In promoting rcuOion by acting Nsasculs
in their respective uoishborloods.
LUTHER TUCKER.
Publisher OF the Cultivaior.
Albany, Eccemrer, 1S4l,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-07
FASHIONABLE TAILORING,
sA NIUE l. II ADAM s

wv oud respectfully return his thanks 10 the citizens
w Of Dover, and New Philadelha fer the liberal nat
ronage he has received since his commencement in bus
ness; and he informs the citizens oftAe county that he
still carries on the Tailoring business in The town of
Dover, Factory Street, south side, where Clothing will
Te made in the most fashionable and fitting manner
From his experience in the above business he feels
assured that he will be able to render general saisac>
ton to all, who are pleased TO give him call.
Dover, Sept. 80, l94l
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-07

TER MS OF PUB IcATION.
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~ 20 cts per annum, in advance, Two DOLLARS If paid
within six months, or 81 Is, the expiration of the year.
GJ no paper will he discontinued unless at the option
Tue Publishers until all urrcarages are paid
Advertisements inserted at the fowng rates:
For transient advertisements, one square or lcss
three weeks for e1 m
Every subsequent insertion Ss
One square for one year. ooE
,I,s,S uD ILL, u"o 1890
On, oa" ., s,iS' ,IsauIi"' 1900
az %Se.' Iou"'p' $500
advertisements may be sent in through the Post Office free
OF poslale on tile part Of the Advertiser
liberal deduction will be made TO those ,vbo odorso hv
tile year. ' W." '''"o' "
nehe to adhere strictly the above terms we trust
M subsenhers will bear them In mind " ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-07
EAGLE HOTEL.
s. b. MILLER.

s. B. MILLER,
ENfORMS the public in general, that he has oponed la
\ TEMPERANCE TAVERN.
in Sandyve, Tuscarawas County. known by The sign
of the EAGLE HOTEL, situate on Main Street on
the south end leading towards New Phadelphia;
where he is prepared with good House and Table, 10
entertain travellers in quiet aud respectable manner
His StaCling is good and an abundance Of water adj
oinina the tavern.
He hopes from strict attention to tho comforts of those
who may favor him with their custom, to merit public
patronage.
WINES and BEER only will bo-kept for refiesh.
ment.
Sandyville, September II, 1s4l.
Medical Notice.
The subscribers having associated themselves as prac
ttoners of Medicine tender their services to the cti
zens OF Dover, ard the surrounding Country in tie va
rlOus branches oflher profession.
DR. NCNleal thankful for the very exlcnsye patron.
age he has received fer I2years past hopes by strict at
tenton to merit COnnuance of it.
Their office is OH End Street, above the Halter shop
ofhr. Wilson.
F. D. McMEAL NJ. d.
LEWIS DYER, NJ. ID.
Dover. Nov. Is, 1s4l, y.
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NEATLY BRINrED, ON GOOD PAPER, (AND
ornanensd with new plate on The most reasonable
terms.
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TERMS.

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ries win be sent for FIVE dollars
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with prompt attention. VI
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HALTER pV

GHARLES WILSON HALTER, second st. Canal
Dover, woHldinfurm the citizens of I Iuscara,v a.
County. that he still continues carry on the Hating
business; in all its various branches His workman.
ship shall DO IF The first gu1lry hoping thereby 10 re
ceiys iherh share of patronage.
: ~ Au kinds of country produce, taken in ex.
change for work outstanding debts
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-07
CHEAPER THAN EVE R!i!!
LIqok HereW
SADHBL E IL Y.
WILLIAM SHEAR.

SBNI EE5 his thanks to his customers and the pub
liz for the liberal patronage he has received, since he
has ced busaes He hopes by strict attention to hu
Oness merit continuance and increase Of patronage He
Illl continues to manufacture MEN and WoMEN'S SAD
DES the fashions of the best Materials Also
Sn kinds of CARRIAGE, DEARBORN, WAGON and BOAT
HAR NESS with every article in his line of business requ
cd in the country
lie hatters himself that the execution Of his work will
satisfactory those who may employ him. He will sell
On moderate TERMS and take Bark Hides Grain and other
trade at liberal prices, in payment for work.
New Philadelphia, June II, l84l. % ly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-20

Coard-l Dangery-s Lach,isc Fauche-3 tSoouet-1i +
Fiedls,.-i Meyer2 Ernenspulsc--a Aibers Born
8 ~ Mshi, rs Wsrburr Danne-l Voisin & CO.
J vsIentine- d Withans-l Jacob Manp-I w Boien.
enI-9 VaIentlneI3i Cafe Mebsr-3 w Chemar-a
sourdesuy Monn-is Pave GLyermore-3 Van Rens-Isei
3 Lane, Lamson co.. II Hight col Bandelet-
3Jacqusliu Alfonso Payen--3 Bayard-5 Barley
Eaerequett,s Fills Moan-is Loeschigk Wisendonck-3
Coz Lascher-i dIyenois COL Oppenheim 4 co
Il Hoker Coz Mamalet 4 Smith, Y Berhoud--2 I,
Delmotte-l John Rce-l Hennequin6 Moran Islin-a
Bsteaux-2 soucn-2 John G Kayser-2 c Ahrenfeld-2
CoTsp,t.2J @ sise75 Edwards soddar-2 J A Dubemot
n MeyerIs rap1 poa co. Morgin M9prsnI-i
te s COL Harrison COL Ward Sill Thompson-9
Ss1n-i3 Crlgnon- right, Stuiges Shawl Strange
ri kembe-i Cert, Beer May-2 Boics Eau Rusch-i +
CO. Henry Escher-i Perot-i VIM Mary College-s2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-20
weekly Report OF Interments

In the City and County Of New York. from 10th day of
Sept. 70 the nth day OF Sept. l8l2.
Dc Mem 81 Wsmen ca Boys SO Girls. Total, l79.
DISEASES.
Abscess APonlexy l; Asthma, l; Asphyxia, L Burned
Or scaded ]; Bleeding from lungs j; Cholera
cle Il Cholera Morbus o. Commissions, 2 Group Hives
Congressional lungs CONGESTION of Brain Delinum Ire
mems, o. Diahoea, S; Drosy, Al do in the head do
the chess Drowned3 Dysentery, ~; Debily2 Diabetes
Eryseas, Executed L Enlargement Of the heart o. Ex-
ss 40 8 Se TScd aG do @G j. d
Neryonso Hip Disease o. Hopping Cough 6; inflammation
do Of Stomach Il do Of Throat Of Womb 0;do Of Liver
]; dc of Heat o. do do Of Bladder o. Insanity o. ntempe-
rance o; Jaundice. o. Killed by fighting /; Locaw o. Mo
rt6caton q Msrasmus 70 MaIformation Measles Old
Birth, i Rheumaiism /; Retention Of urine Small Pox i;
Spinal Disease 0; Sprue o; Suicide 0; Teething, 81 Tu
Ulcers liberation of Inestines q liberation Of
the Throat o. liberation Of Brain, Unknown Worms
0; Use Of laudanum, 0; Varioloid 0-Total, 79.
Under year So; to years. ST. to to TO- II; 10 TO
Co. 20 TO 3d. III 30 to 49, l6 10 TO so GO to TO-
., 70 TO 50, 1; 80 to 900. 90 and 100 unknown, O.
PLACES rviTy
United States 1872 Ireland 49, England7 ScotandO Ger
many, q France switzerland 0; Spain, 0; Prussia Brit
hussia o; Norway1; at sea, o; Unknown, a.
VI the above, there from the Amshouse Bellevue
Hospital Bellevue, s. Pestentiary Hospital, Blackwels
Island; Small Pox, do o. City Prison, City Hospital
New Jersey o. Long Island o. Westchester Lupafc Asy
lum Q; Governors Island. o; Rockand county, o. Staten Isl
lows lsand,o -
JNO II GRISCOM CITY INSPECTOR
City inspectors Office. Sept. 10. l842
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M: WAHD, Aucticneer.

NJ WAHD, Auctioneer
q. HUMBERT K co, will sell this morning al half
past 10 O'clock their sales room, Broadway corner
Liberty street elegant OF fashion sbe
ch chin, and furnishing articles Wilton and ingram carpets
table cutlery &c &C. Also Elegant cod ladies'
ae with other fancy goods worthy the purch
ser, s2o Itsr
M WARD, Auc,iOneer-Hogsehod Furniture IS White
Az. streetCA q. Humbert Co., will sell W. dnesday
mo a, half pas ten o'clock all the furniture contained
Brussels and lns,an CARPETS and duss. oil cloths mah
e1s 1ie glass. xindow c.rsans and ornasn be
day mantle clock ma1e and ball mps rich side
ale aSe Gn,er china and ga intending elegant white
looking glasses, aud other chamber furniture.
Aso good assortment Of kitchen furniture and utensils
with which the sale will commence.
Also, large cooking stove.
Valuable PantngsAso, several valuable cabinet pictures
worthy the attention Of connoisseus including e
feet OF candle light BY Ocaken Hal Troops BY Peter de
Lacy, Nj tholoeical Piece, by Polembury sc.
Fan pores-Also splendid mahogany Piano.
oes OF the most exquisite tone and TOUCH selected bv the
Misses Cowen with especial regard Cor those qualities
purpose OF insuconther only induceDen parting
which early departure FOR Euope-makers Sodard
New York. ~ "
Also-Nlusic stools aud Can'aburys-
AsoA superior made LADIES' side saddle used but few
uInes. $40 2tsr
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Sales at the stock exchange.
state Of Trade.

The by the steamer although generally consider
ed good has produced no marked change in the markets
to-day.
LquorsThere is less demand for foreign SPIRITS hold
firm in their demands Rochelle brandy at $50 to
l52t cts j. J. Dupuy 2s cts; Otard at $2 Wofes swan
gin sold at o6 cts whiskey in drudge casks sold at 81 cts
Mrtss-Thsre is an Improvement In prices with sales.
English and Scotch pig iron s275o American sold at
$50 $3i per ton.
Molasses-Some Cuba Muscovado sweet brought 20c.;
100 inferior sugar house IS cts Porto Rico 20 cts
Nacai Storss-Hoderso North County turpentine ask
81 6a sales Of good soft at Spirits bring 80 cts
Os-3l00 bills whale taken at 333 cts; nseed al
90 9ak gal. cash. and SO % cents and mos
lard oil selling at 62l IS cents; olive, in pipes s7
800 half chests Florence salad oil brought $50 bas
kets French $s25. There is no change in sperm oil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-20
HATS, HATS. HATS

Ia FALL FASHION-The subscIber Invltes the aifen-
- ton ofue Beau Monde his beautiful graceful and
tasteful Low berowned Hat ,eizg the only really fashion
able article q the kind though he pect bur thar
nal conee ptions. 's
these Hats 'urpass any thing Of the und in popt Of
STYLE finish and graceful claim no more than
and examine for themselves.
"A large assortment Of Travelling Trunks Carpet Bags Hat
Gases and 70 fact, every thing necessary for
E.BLooMER,s, l7s Broadway.
aum I'm n.r Opposite Howsrds Hotel.
ConsIsnee Of merchsndse by this vessel will please send
hem permits on board Pine wharf, to the ONCE OF
s. 1. GLOVER, 100 Pine street,
al9r corner Of South st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-20
Passengers Arrived.

HAvRE-Packet ship Oneda-Miss Margaret Hills of New
Iok; Lewis Mcknight LADY, child and servant Troy NY
Eugene Dideg Edw Jaot. NYork Albert DeachauI France
ferdinand Ehha Germany; Victor Pise Panama-0s in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-20

grow eat Of the season Of prosperity undoubtedly bsors
viii be monopoiized by the s0undsa bsnks and that
the others must Perish, not only from their inherent
weakness. but from want Of sufficient future business to
keep them IN action In the progress OF the great princ
pies OF economy and low prices the producers Of this
country must be relieved Of the bank tax to
which they have heretofore been exposed and
from the more onerous tax recently imposed upon every
thing consumed by the agricultural classes for the benefit
Of he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-20

DEACON COURsE-TROTTING.-w "Wednesday, Sep
~ TENDER 3lst, o'clock r. M-Stike, mile heatsbes
in under the saddles5o ssb-ha forfeit s25 added,
to the and bes horse.
Albert c. nkn ch. h. Hiram
II. Woodruff names b. e. Tormentor.
Geo. Spicer naL-es gr. x. AbelaTd
Immediate afterS Ike mile heats under the saddle
500 subha1f forfeit $50 added go the second best
II. Woodruff names br 9. Hector.
Whit 8 Reed names n. x. Snafne.
Henry Jones q. Pleasure Boy. $40 2t~T
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HAvANA-MRs VESTS Boarding House ha, been en-.

HAvANA.-MRs. VESTS Boarding House has been en-
trely refed and prepared for the reception Of travellers
Ths location Of thi, House. " No Gale San Pedro
rende de Ia Machnd decidedly superior other
yously established in this city Il directly the Bay
he termination OF the Commercial wharf, and adjoining the
Steamboat landing commanding and beautiful
Of the habor with the adjacent country
and villages and possessing the advantage of much esher
and than the interior Of the city, although
within the usual business limits The majority Of the
unusually lofty, spacious and airy and may
confidently stated that place this Of the island offers
greater advantages the traveller invalid for
dence.
The projectors again caution strangers destined Havana
70 bring with them passport signed verified by Spanish
Consul which upon arrival taken BY the Beading Officer.
gag &c has to be procured by resident Of the place.
The Clerk OF the House will attend fomality which
gdy enforced hv the government and dsrous
Of going TO Mrs Vests by sending their up
House will be relieved Immediately If they advise
previous vessel Of their intention embark permits
procured in anticipation which the Of their arriving
late the day, will obvate detention of from hours
on board
Travellers leave directions home have their letters
addressed TO the Of Mr. c. g. West taking have
ne name distinctly written as very mistakes made
keep in OF absence.
and English received payment and letters
OF credit for oderste negotiated or received
m
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Married.

On Sunday, 18th inst. by Elder Luke Barker, JOHN M.
GARDINER to Miss Mary MANNrNo.
On Monday, 18th inst by the Rev James B. Harden
berg, ABRAHAM PEIrcH to ELLEN CHELABRE all of this
city.
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THOMAS SMITH, in the nth

On Sunday, 18th inst. Mr.. THOMAS SMITH, in the nth
year Of his age.
At sea- on the 29th ult. WIN. H. WHTLocK Jr. in the
26th year Of his age first officer Of the packet ship Hah
from New Orleans eldest son Of VIM Whitlock Of this
city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-20
Cattle Market.

We have nothing new to report of the market There
was the usual supply of cattle brought forward the
usual sales made. Beeves averaged about 1918;
and calves ranged from $40 to S3s; sheep from
~ and lambs from O0to ST. The quality
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-20
BY 3. DRAPER, Junr.
Store 81 William street, corner If Pine,

BY 3. DRAPER Junr.
Store 81 William street, corner qf Pine.
FRIDAY. Sept 49,
Postponed from Monday in cons ouence Of the arrival or
he remainder Of he from wreck when the sale will
positively take place. - 49, - 49,
Damsged cargo o, the Bsrque LcuisaA 10 O'Clock.
store ~ Front street. for Cash. under inspection of
ems Of port for the benefit Of who il may r the
ing Of -' ~ '' '
3o cases olive oil 3do almond oil do brandy s35 do Mus
cat wine halt pipes red wine bbs vinegar IS
gar ts0 40 liquors, $50 do ~ do cologne do
inmery 1873 do preserved fruits 20 do champagne ve,m
ei SO do white beer % do Dutch cheese is do looking
glasses do musical boxes, 10 do glass and earenwae do
emma ware 3 do paper do painted paper DO umbrellas
e;eice o. and roses do toys do CAPSULES do
90 sairanun do anchovies 2So do pickles baskets
nei paint u bales pepp 10 do cork do sumac DO
e eo ,i box % do images aab
package books silk stu trunks shoes bbls flour of
mAdder. l65 boxes lemons. &c. SC. &c. SIS tsr
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DIR. HORNE.
CONTINUES To be consulted conide ntallv M his of

CONTINUES to be consulted condenay at his Office No.
STRANGER. respeeally apprzsd that Dr. Horne being
years Of sf'Y Of ss S q
Is
greai.his astonishing He cautions
III %
ed up The learned d. Buesagn
s and be s,e
to Pr Transmit , n poseT Wy'i and so,
years New CITY Ia. ssstsb.hed Doc,o
.rscta Dr. III his patrons si,su guar
come Attendance until nine o'clock in the eve
ming.
70 THOMAS Ho HST!c .1n of tn. lat. Dr. t,.orx. T.
MaT sad daily ant esiesi
FEVER AND AGUE. or intermittent FeveI effect
fone By ss oq Fssr
fage No Medicine in country has with
a. Tsss SSs, sss ss1s, WHIT
re s'f be
JoFAY, General Agent, Minor. Drug Store No 1872
Also, Rowana,. Alteatiye or Compound spin,uou. Ex
tract Of StIsspaa to purify the blood and for the dis
HUTCHINGs' STOMACH BTrTERS.
Night sweats Assisting Digestion and all Nervous
S5y 1 81 @ %.ds fn
S wS sy
who have requested to be referred 10 =
James O,Mra I'd Ward Hotel Alex Matthew'S 81 Stanton
street; j. b. Moore 1856 Bowery; Henry Chandler Al
len and Stanton Streets John Phoenix Exchanse
Pine and Nassau streetk David Earl Proprietor Bank Coffee
House. 80 Pine street; w A lie Blanc, Broadway; Jesse
Potter, 2 Broome ST. Charles Matthews, Proprietor West
chester House.
The following is from DR.. Ludlow, e3t Broadway
have used your bltters, in of impaired Digestion
where vegetable tonlcs Indispensable with beneficial
result. The articles of which is composed very ju
dciously combined and have doubt will
ns easy ~s's' you nave LUDLOW
SI have in the Of practice prescribed your So
mach Bers and found them efficient remedy
OF Indigestion, acidity and debility of the digestive
BY means class the quack medicines of thu day
but which will confer blessing Of u
ferng fellow beings
P.J BRADY, NJ. d. 800 Broome st.
tNEw YoRK, Sept 9, l842.
Dear SiI have used Stomach Bitters with
cess, both my and those have
mended do hesitate say from the kno wledge have
in requiring tones that preparation
any other in use.
Yours respectfully,
CHARLES SUMNER, 100 Fulton ST.
Sold only this city $50 Bowerv, Of Boome
and observe that each bottle is labelled snd signtd
8. L. HUTGHINGs.
AgentsNs Hayes, 3s Fulton street. Brooklyn; DR. Low
ere, s77 Broad street, Newark.
Price-Larxe bottles 81 small sze so cents $50 3ssr
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Foreign Markets,

PeRrAMBUco, Aug 10, lS42.-Business is extremely
dull Sugar and hides scarce and high. The market
oyerstocked with American and English produce.
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Passengers Sailed.
Foreign Importations.

LyEsPooLTPacket ship CoumbusMrs schaeffer, Mr. Nc
M H Morris. Havana; John Ryves, Ireland.
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GYMNASTIC

EXERCISES.
w FULLER respectfully informs his pupils and the public
generally that his Gymnasums Green and % Ann
streets, for the Junior Clan
being formed At both the Establishments hours suit the
Of scholars For TERMS Inch have been consdr
rably reduced, apply at either the Oymnasums.
The Fencing Department will be under the
Of Mr. Charles Delaney, Professor aud Teacher BY appont-
ment in the u. 8. Navy.
Spasring taught a. usual. an
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.ships Tar9nta, Smith Liverpool, Woodruff Mnturn
Hellespont Ellis Havana, Spoford Tileston & Co: Suon
galloway Charleston Geo suuon-Barks Maria Louise
(Belgisn) Steen, Antwerp, Gerdipg; Mason Bame "
Mao,y Brown la g Gq r NsS%gh Iced: G9-Brss
81 Johns NF BRITT VOse; Claris,a, Watts Norfolk Nes
NTH Leeds &Co su'quehsnah, Tstem, Port Leon Fla.
Co; Emily, Sherwood Charleston Durham Dimon; Madi
Bedford -
Arrived.
Packet ship Oneida Fnck from Hayre, evening Of Aug H.
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.pors. RI, TIMPSOX, Aues.

r. H. TIMPsON, Auct
sAL Gs HHDwt5S c hxF Ss % r .si
% g. .ss + r saS "s
aSd s o
well rs the country dealers.
A;S 70. and s Of pistols rifles Bowl: and
close sales for an English consgnee Sale aud
NBTh sale will embra.e many scarce and desirable az
ucles and will not be postponed.
Terms months for approved endorsed for all
Caalosues will be ready Monday u O'Clock For further
and Journal Of Commerce. ''' l sis Sm
RY RIELL & ARCULARIUs- FRIDAY, September $50 at
loh O'Clock at the Marshall House., corner Of Broadway
beds bedding &cConssng Of elegant brussels paIor car
mahogany so and BEDROOM ssa centre o. dining aaa
srs sne and os. 3
and glass large quantity Of kitchen furniture, bar
Also. splendid assortment of BEDS bedding. &c. the entire
The above in good order having been but short time in
Catalogues the morning of SALE when the good.
COTTON AND 0RIsT MILLs-For sale, situate at
gondoui Geek from the N9ith or Hudson River
and soops ply constantly within 800 feet of
Nevsink aud Rondont pour the dam mlHsy
By efs1 .ns ON ssssis
st :lsss terms 10 close fRssE Brooks 81 Liberty st.
% ss .ss 81
feet stroke with force pump and 6rpes completes
10y feet sas r.: os s,
three feet diameter. The work ubtsnsi
No. IS Ann street N. Y. ofhcs I'd story ;i1 lmsT
r % 5 .., :%a ri
ship Weschester. now lying the wharf, Per No. L. r..
sisr JOHN HERDMAN. 81 South At.
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S&R NEW ORLEANS PACKETS-For New Or
&X&\ leans--Star Lme.First Packet-The well known
fast sailing ship ECHO loading for the
porw take freight may offer at the lowest rates
and sail wi h immediate despatch
The Echo will be succeeded by the packet ship Russell
Clover.
These ships decidedly the finest packets in the trade and
will be succeeded weekly by other ships of the class
Goods forwarded to will be shipped free Of com.
mission and all goods destined for the interior and consigned
to agent at New Orleans will be forwarded t
veyance.
Ships this line will not load deeper than 10 feet water
sequeny Will not be detained on the Bar and they will all
take steameT up the River.
For freight passage th lowest either the
bin second cabin having superior acconmoda.
tons, apply on board at Pine 81. wharf, or to
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
s2or 100 Pine ST. corner of South