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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-15
ERUPTlONS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF
THE FACE, AND DARK OR YELLOW
SKINS CURED BY THE ITALIAN
III


SAIL RHEUM. freckle. scurvy. ,rlmpes, ery.ipela,,
s.sz sssi Of
Siessns and nVeS'or Bsspne nsrop. L
es o and 81
skin. @pa5tns 70 the lace, body. neck beautiful
5 viii s
ns are highly
ha this pulled eostpn Rps phyeianf aye
sss ss
This is snabls IN curing chap or tender esh makes the
= , 1osa ph,dsphs , mex.
BOsSen s, STATE St Abany Mi.chsn Nerwleh GheSnaPso
r. IA and ks 81 G %
JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, OR
OIL OF CORAL CIRCASSlA.
no misIeprssen.ton is here Offered you; you
sn 'hs
s m s i force the hair ba The head
sai
s:i: rs .% :
g 81 give
Assns@ZeiSe., Book street, Phiisis and next
6 Rs A%ss ns Heel s
IS FSsn q. x ns
list IN HAIR.
LADIES' H AND al GEN VIE lens HAIR.
les: IPs
Flowers, Rings, Wigs and Scsips
A. G. BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
Still stand above all others Their peculiar light
aud veRatng character their being shaped exactly
as t natural hair their elasticity and
tera and Workmanship as well their style Of finish and
Be- fully
can S ing
In such form ]! will Be akeepsaae Invaluable.
tratuous advice all diseases connected with e
hair, at the Hair Cutting Rnoms
lts BROADWAY, cor of Liberty. street,
ivi2sms tp St7rH
nQCTOR SEARS, fora erly ~ Ann street. may be
Oeued at No. 70 John William For eight
his has been this city
me OF CHRONIC lingering dseasesdyspepsa dropses
| and lung complaints &c.
ANGINA PECTORiS.-Iu symptoms are an unpleasant
sensation at the pat Of the stomach about the left side
region OF the heart extending often the shoulder blade
between the shoulders and occasIonng sones Of breath
and aplaton Of the heart Doctor Sears has had much
peIlence IN the treatment OF this disease mao lmsr
DO G TOR ELLIOTT, OCULIST
AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON,
Confines his Practice
DISEASES OF THE EYE.
Office 2sl Broadway. of Warren M Imr
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PRIVATE. CTR

Al
ITO ALL who suffering from the effects of secret indu
sPEcFiG off,
and productive only Of have stood the
OF seven extensive successful l. espec
any dtssnsa Tor the tratm nj Of GonoIIhG in all its
Each packsge contains medicine and requisite adape
to the varied and accompanied by Doctor Jordan
with PLAIN description Of the nature symptoms
ces and OF secrect and much information
OF general interest.
The price Of each package is three dollars including the
MONITOR The Monitor (alone) 50 cents; dollar post
paid will ensure free. The packages will be warded to
order, securely packed. =
Sold only Drug Store Prince street. corner of Marion
atew doors east of Nblos Gsrden Private entrances and
ehces Tor consultation 6s aon door below drug
.s1,on slee. Is e,pneostlon Of Centre Ct n26 I'm.
VVILHtLM'S METHOD OF TEACHING SINGING =
Miss III MON (,eriicaied pupil Of Mr. John Hulah)
and Mr. f. W. Roster beg their intention shortly
TO open singing classes on the method pursued
nouuced. da -
u. 3. CITY DESPAICH POST. :
, POST OFFICE, New York, a5th July 1912
Of Delivery each day. Sundays at the
-. =. Der and Lower Post Oficcs'-
Hal! last O'clock AM
A.A. Station. s.i.,. liver. :, :sG
,,ot!cef. A. M aud O'Clock, + n.
. PM
Letters to be sent Free must have Free Stamp alfred %
them Otherwise three cents will be collected Of the patty %
letters unless sered Principal Offices Lists Of fe
stations (s all Of which tree stampsn may be purchased at
SO per 1907 and every inomaton may 6s obaines on s
The late CyDespatch will be ndspe nsabls
that the number ahosi be stated IN all eiten
i.i Fl: 5Ss s-s; sSSs
au2s ly &C lNlN Poet Master
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ON STRUCTURE AND ITS CURE.
l1HE Fol. OWING REMARKS WILL. PLACE Re


%r zst s;S
s gl 's s
@ e. I ~ ss S s. % ry s
{; rs !, ssT i, s. o and generally accomplished
Win |. regard 81 . !hs ars. Of these IemsrG.:-
onhe II a % sa 10 son
,uus on from month 70 month"; slides Elest Now.
In e
efsa and III. ID s AZ
p q ethsI Of s
M laying asi Sv bus hs
soas and dyspep!ic KIND OUT 'no'e a's Oh 0s''
But What especially leads the of from this disorder
the flow Of urine observed which IS quite ms.re A
striking change ao o n ns
q uns ss,s Sny 70 the Of
The advantage however which ignorant advertising people
how men description swarm abou, this city and Sss
ey will sell their n n9,,Is%s Z; long any them
medistey acknow ledge, that all the medicine in the VERDI
for P BE so1sd b
sn p ss l ssss "a s all % E Of sv
but whom on seeing the real nature Of the case he has
With new Of preventing these impostons therefore, IL
d sv h 70 Jay ss he nss sE n
y done foI although the toms Of this disease
@ st
1 aS1 ss mex s been already said II.
lively, after it and the clothes reausted whet
The ss little
emit s ow osr sa sSriG n1sd !, din
produce structure for one is naturally disposed .c
to BEYOND Weeks. Alone would sed .usn
ground a. least for the suspicion of .tneuJe The sst
"ss % edfst and
Not however that it Is seen alike in every Individual but
10 @ the x S
more less that he not so capable ofbusness formerly l.
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

M AOAMEI ht.SIELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS
-Ihese Invaluable Powders have adoured
IN Europe but France IN particular upwards thirty ycau
a. well by thousands this country being cnv mild
safe, and ecacioua remedy for ladies' whose esltI
forbids too raJad increase Of family. $500
madane kestc As is well Known for thirty years Fe
male Physician the two principal Female Hospitals In I'm
ropehose and Pariswhere favored b, her rres
experience and opportunities she attained thar ccebnrv in
those discovt in medical science specially adsnted
to the female frame for which her medicines aow stand unY
vailed well this country a. in urope Her acquaintance
with the physiology and anatomy Of the female frame enabled
heby tracing the decline and i'll health Of females
scarce IN the meridian OF e and the consequent rapid and
oiten apparently nexpieabc causes which consian
nve at snowledse Of the primary cause, Of female nd
the discovery her celebrated " Preventive Fowders.v
Their adoption been the Of preserving ons
fond mother. III mi
The advertiser feeling the importance this suhjecl and o.
tmating The vast benefits Thousands BY their edoT
ton, would respectfully me uAr
RED by all that they hold and DEAR to their
Is wise and prevent evils which are up
ject By simple and healthy within control E,ery
nsy answe, in the affirmative Price five soIIasa package
accompanied with ful! and particular directions Tney
can be forwarded by mail to any part Of United sse All
TELL Female rhysisis Principal Office, lts Greenwrb
Boston ofhcs No. Essex q Imsr
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PARR'S LIFE FILLS.


THE bland nvgoratng and life proongng power of this mi
raculous medicine rightly named Life Pills" and
of their peculiarly mild yet effective be-
coming Hence the favorite family medicine To
following sedenary occupation they OF the
value, and in preventing the liability take cold which
changes fom the extreme heat OF their to the external
cold they the concealed phlegm the throat
which produces that tickling sensation which
cough and destroys rest and which will, Immediately
checked Induces train and derange whole
they at all times assist nature forget
that Is far easier to prevent than In
has valuate medicine failed when duly
sora relief soothe the aed of the and bring
the whole system into sound and healthy condition. fitting
mind and body for the duties OF life which will hen
The following the exclusive agents for the SAFE Of PARIS
Life Pills
Rushton Aspinwal druggists and chemists, William st.
ITO Broadway and 10 Aston House. 49,
Abraham Sands Codruggsts and chemists granite buildings
p 21s Broadway, corner of Chamber s.
John b: Dodd, druggist, Broadway, corner Beeckerst
A. W. Badeax, Bowery Medicine Store, $50 Bowery-
John c. Hart druggist, 348 Grand corner Norfolk st,
Symes Medicine Store 63 Bowery, corner Of Walker st.
Horace Everett druggist 7 Greenwich the of
FTaHklins st.
Coddpgton, apothecaes 227 Hudson steeet of
Spring ST.
E. Cotton, chemist and apothecary 26s Beeckec ST.
OF Jones
Brookyn-Wm Armstrong, seed drug and patent medicine
wsfehouse l8tI Fulton St
T. ROBERTS & CO,
Clarendon House, of Duane street and Broadway
Small Boxes % cents Large or Family Boxes so cents.
country will please direct the letters paid to T. Roberts
Co., Letter Box 907 New York Post Office. n22 liner
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MI AD5AME KESIELL FEMALE PHYSICIAN. would
AA inform LADIES' who with deicacy have repue.
nance the treatment of their complaints except Of their
own SEX that n all cases she attends them ersona
peence, and knowledge enables so She
deems it Necessary to ise this she does wish be
ing advertising Female Physicians too ignorant and
incompetent themselves obliged scarcely
ignorant quack TO CONSUMING
residence 4s Greenwich street. between Couandt Ii
berry streets. Hour of attendance from A. M. toeP. M
Mi me
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THU. "A. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.

:, NOTICE TO PKE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS,
Every claiming e r-ht Of pre-empon land any
of the townships designa ed this in virtue OF
the provisions of the Of Ped june 1885, extended
l,eI act where those laws st apply such claims BY
1874 or by virtue Of the Of the ath September 1884, each
granting certain privileges another and ella OF
Tiers requested TO the the satisfaction of the
Register and Receiver OF the proper Land Office aud make
notice and before the i,v ennointeI for hs
of the public sale of the land above ohe
wise such claims will be forfeited
Where the subsequent the filing Of the shall ex
pe previous TO the day fixed for the the
sale above mentioned, c under 1870
above referred will be forfeited if not proven up and paid
for prior 10 the expiration of such year.
THO Fl. BLAKE,
Commissioner IF the General Land Office.
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i.UClNA CORDIAL.
for, H.. |


MAGNIN's LUCINA CORDIAL, for the and speedy
" cure OF lrcIpent consumption barrenness mpoency la
corha whites gleet obsucted dcult painful
anon, iDcontence involuntary discharge thereof
and for the general Of the whet
the result inherent produced b
iaIIty, iilneas, accident.
The celeb ty Of this wonderful and inestmahe
cordial both hemisy sufhcaent
quick and positive curing all the above affections
and complaints Nothing can be more surprising than its
assitu before taking IT, become robust and full Of
under nuece II Immediately the
essness or ooseness Of the female Frame which the only
cause Of and which prior 70 pr Magnins dscove
the produced By physical prostaton which fire.
quenty deter from getting married. Language indeed
cannot do Justice to the merts oft Lucina Cordial which
regarded b the heads Of the faculty all the world
Of the medical discoveries frce
s. bottle Sodats2 Nassau and No 90 North sixth
street. Phil FdetrhIa.
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- TEACHER OF THE FLUTE.
The blutes Terms el3 per ouartsr. - Smsf
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THE GERMAN SITRGEON

THE GERMAN SURGEON.
SOLOMON HINE, NJ. D., No 81 Reade street, New York
In scroals and chronic dsases charge made Till the
patient is sasiedmedicne delivered gratis Ali
formed under twenyone years. have their srragh
ened References given numerous patients who
cured in THIS c OF AIMS
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THE ANTLANGULAR SYSTEM or
WRITING.
GREAT u EDITCTInN

| THE ANTEANGULAR SYSTEM OF
WRITING.
GREAT REDUCTION.
FROM TWELVE 81 DOLLARS!
aHd a Ss s
h2 RI h: i,
Gen,lemen of all positively taught twelve Lessons
tf isyf fs
may be- See Ts 4, the door, ss' Broadway
and Aandom Delicate and iashonab. Running Hand
ysEgss .ss t 9s.Ss' in Tire.
pS -Mr b. il to be seen from to A. M, or from
Evening Classes from tos.
THEh G asqps1s method by double and single
! ~ y I G. c.
H. s% ~ rs i
s; wS1 ss;S. the author presented
1,u EFs dHass P :1 C1NICAL VENTILATION :
vencn sp seanboa das
IS Ss f:p s ss d MIMI yo
S sS an .n ssf1 sSTs for Smoky Ghmn,e,
County oiNsw York. is prepared to supply the public with
Metal Roofing all descriptions furnished in any part of tie
yis fsd' % ~a9s vss:.. ss
m WORK warranted orders by Letter ' suM fs
~. 120 Water
WATCHES LOWER THAN EVEK.-In con,sonsnc.
Of me reduction Of dnties by the late tariff the
Is selling his stock Of Gold aud Silver Levers Anchor Es
eapemen, Lsrne and other Watches new and splendid
sy be f soas9
for at other place the city. Gold atches as low as "a
70 70 dollars EACH Watches and Jewey exchanged or bought
All Watehes warranted 20 keep good time he money re-
ued watches and Clocks repaired the best manner and
warranted, al much less than the usual prices W
q. L. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelrv
nc6 lm-r Wholesale and Retail 90 Wall 81 maxi.
John NJ, DAVIES JONES inform their TRENDS md
customers that they received winter fashions for
and pn,lI
Cracovenne Turban much worn manuactured bv
gentlemen Travelling ~
n29 imsr log WILLIAM Sp
OFFICE OF THE AUBURN X ROCHESTER, Rail
ROAD COMPANY. $1,000
. er,. ~-~,,X CANANpIGuA, Dec @, Ie4z.
stock of this Company will be paid ON the third dy Of
Shareholders whose in
city transfer books Of this Company will receive payment n
the Bank of the State of New York in city of New York
their dividend At this Office. ~ '
BY order of the President and Directors
di tojy3r CHAS SEYMOUR Treasurer
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N door, lately Europe Professor Of the art OF
Fencing, gives instructions jig Fencing also the Of the
and 6ayonei. raff and eyer spesis:,, oi wesgohs
navy respectfully invited call and witness an exh
bition of his skill in this useful and important
A spacious double Shooting Gallery illuminated IN the
evening" will also be found with Swiss pisto-shoot
I'M AY
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-01
POETRY.

FATHER LAND AND MOTHER TONGUE.
Our Father land and would'st thou know
WHY we should call it Father land?
II is. that Adam, here below,
Was made of earth by Natures hand;
And he, our father, made of earth,
Hath peopled earth on every hand,
And we. in memory of his birth,
Do call our country "Father land"
At first, in Eden's bowers they say,
No sound of speech had Adam caught,
Rut whistled like a bird all day
And may be, twas for want of thought:
But nature, with resistless laws,
Made Adam soon surpass the birds,
She gave him lovely Eve--because
If he'd wife-they must hare words.
And so, the native land / hold.
By male descent is proudly mine;
The language, as the tale hath told,
Was given in the female line.
And thus we see, on either hand,
We name our blessings whence they've
sprung;
We call our country Father land,
We call our language Mother tongue.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-01

The escape of conricts.-On yester-
day, about ten o'clock, A. M, a convict,
who had been consigned TO the State pris-
on for the term of ten years, succeeded in
making his escape over The wall, by
means Of plank and leather band
from from some of the machinery about
the prison, which it seems he had previ-
ously prepared for the purpose.
How all this could have been done at
such time of day, without discovery, can
be accounted for only by presupposing
great dereliction of duty on the part of
the guard or the superintendent. If the
convicts we're kept under proper discip-
line, it seems to US that the present guard
would be amply sufficient to render es-
cape impossible.
We are informed that when the alarm
was given, the superintendent sent out
two other convicts, both of whom he arm
ed with pistols, to assist in arresting him
who had made his escape, acting no doubt
upon the OLD adage, that II stakes a rogue
to catch a rogue" One OF these gallant
pursuers has not vet returned, and no
doubt is nov entertained, that he has co.,
cluded TO accompany the pursued.
If We have been properly informed,
we do not believe the history of the pen
itent,ary system presents another such
act Of blind folly as that of sending out
one convict to catch another. If rigid
discipline be not strictly enforced in the
prison in all cases and at all times, they
had as well throw open the gates and let
them all go.--Jackson Telegraph, 18th
inst.
A spirited democratic paper published
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-01

A spirited democratic paper published
at CarrolIton, ILL.,, called the Peoples Ad-
vocate, proposes the name Of r. J. Walk
er for the Vice-Presidency in 1874.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-17
and on this Immediately tlled the prevlous

toih and on this Immediately Glled the previous
question.
Mr. Snnly appealed to him to strike out the
word "funhwith" They had had enough Of That
in the New Jersey case. lie hoped II would new
err he used hv Wing Congress.
Mr. Marshall replied that this was Loco Foco
Congress-
After numerous questions OF order, and great
confusion,
Mr. Irwin moved that the House adjourn -
which was lost, yeas 80, nays 1853.
Farther conversation arose, and Mr.. Marshall
modified his motion by striking out forthwith
and inserting Tuesday next
The previous question having been ordered
md the yens and nays having been chilled by MIR
Barnard on the main question: It was carried, by
Yeas II, Nays SO.
Thus the committee on the Judiciary is IN
stluctpd TO report bill on Tuesday next to re-
peal the Bankrupt Act.
Mr.. Gentry Immediately moved reconsidera-
ton of the vote, which motion, under the prev.
Gus question, which was moved by Mr.. Weller,
was rejected.
Mr. Campbell said ths-the 9Th Of January
was great national festival, and moved that tho
House al ourn.
Mr. Tripelt said for this very reason they
would not adjourn.
The yeas and nays-lhis being the seventh time
Of their call tDdey-were taken, and the motion
being carried by yeas ll6 nays co.
The House adjourned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-17

Closing scenes Of Life. The las, words of Mr..
Jefferson who died just halfn century after the
passage of his Immoral Declaration Of lndepen-
dence, were, g resign my soul to God, and my
daughter to my country :" The dying words of
John Adams, the same day, were still more char
acterstic of the man. A few minutes before he
died, being reused by the firing of a cannon, and
told that his neighbors rejoicing for the 4h
of July, he exclaimed, 1t is great and glorious
day and expired with the words Independence
forever y on his lips President Monroe also died
on the morning OF our National independence -
When the firing began at midnight, he opened his
eyes inquringIy, and when the was com
municated to him, cheerful, Intelligent smile in
dicated that he understood what the occasion was,
although speeches.. Gen. llarrson's dying
words will never be forgollon,-' wish you TO
understand the true principles OF the Government
Il wish them carried out ask no more In
death, as in lie the happiness of his country was
uppermost in his thoughts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-17
GOLD's CHEMICAL IMPROVED
LAMP.

THE subscribers, having purchased al, Mr.. Gold
l. the right 10 manufacture and sell, in the New
en- and States, his improved CHEMICAL LAMP,
are now prepared TO offer them for sale, at whole
sale or retail and can recommend them the best
md most economical Lamp now in use, the
Jcnse OF burning will be only about half The cost OF
Sperm Oil and the ligh. more brilliant The i'm.
rrovemrnts which have been made in this Lamp
move the objections which most Chemical Lampe
are subject to-.
sCJeWe have also a very superior article Of CHE.
MICAL OIL, refined under the superintcndence Of
Mr.. Gold, which Gun be used in this or any other
Chemical Lamp--for sale by the barrel or gallon.
iE31We have the various patterns Of this Lamp
at our store, where they be seen, at any time, in
ise. LOWS, BALL co.
No. 1873 Washington st. Boston. rs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-17
DEATHS.

In this village the 26th Dec George Henry only son Of s.
b. ana rhlomele Flint, aged years and month.
bost9n ON hst William A. Clafke, of the late Au
gustino Clarke, ESD, Of this village, aged 81.
jan 5th OF the tho his grand father in
Warren, Henry Austin eldest William r. and MAY Stod
daId Of Watsfed, aged years, months and & days.
81 Adams, Dec 3lst Lewis Walker Esq aged 70 years,
In Stow, jan MI George Downcr and Postm
Ter, aged 96 Mr Downer greatly beloved by fellow
citizens and they deepy sympathzo with his relatives their
affection To limited there is some
thing mysterious in tho death Of young Of promise
and sustaining the most interesting relations in civil social
life, but faith in Jehovah Gains the troubled emotions and bids
as remember that lie uleth in wisdom, in justice and
Com.
In Mddlesex Dec 25 Miss Nancy s. Bodgett aged years
She enjoyed in her poraoed illness comforts religion
and hiumphantly entered her eternal resi.-CoM
sou, aged 6s.
Jsnks, aged 70,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-17

THE citizens Of Montpelier and The travelling public
l. are respectfully informed that a DAILY LINE OF
FIRST CLASS STAGES, have commenced running
between Mon peer, Vermont and Nashua, n. H. via
Bethel Lebanon aud Concord, to inersect with the Rail
Road to Lowell and Boston.
This no OF Stages will leave Montpelier from M. Cot
rls Old Sage Office, State Street at half past nine
"A. M. Returning leave Nashua at 10 o'clock after the
arrival Of the FIRST Of Cars from Boston, and arrive
Montpelier neat day at ~ o'clock M.
Passengers will be taken TO and from the several Hotels
ip the village without extra charge. Citizens will be cal
led for their respective at residence, and also Ia
ken thereto their return free OF expense.
The Propretors pledge themselves that passenger shall
be conveyed 10 Nashua for the afternoon train
of Cas- for Lowell and Boston,
The fare 10 Nashua by this route, will be ij"as cheap
the cheapest and charge FOR Baggage weighing less than
IS bs.e1i either the road or for taking 1t to the ars
As passengers by this will be free Om the danger
necessarily encountered upon the opposition stages well
from the gross imposition often thcre practced upon
them, and also he conveyed for half the expense,
the Proprietors are induced confidently to antici-
pate liberal patronage They assure the travelling pub
lie that pains shall be spared TO make this conveyance
every way acceptable to its patrons.
GASS, CHANDLER, BABBIrT Co, Proprietors,
g. BARRETT, Agent, Montpelier.
N. FUTILE, Agent. Nashua,
Montpelier, Nov, 20, 1871. Stiff
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-17

Colonization from Engiand.-The ST. Louis
Republican states that MIR. c. Oakley, of Illinois,
has recently returned from England, where he
succeeded in forming an association, 10 The funds
Of which 100000 sterling had already been sub
scribed, for purchasing lands in Illinois, Iowa, and
Wisconsin, and sending out emigrants, British
and German, TO occupy them. Ships are to he
provided and The emgrants sent TO New Orleans,
whence they will be forwarded to their desna-
ton.