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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-11
Albany.
Correspondence of the HERALD

ALBANY, Jan. 8, 1913
Freshef IN Afbany-No more Appointments yet
Another Batch of Office Seek9s-JV That ,cH becom,
OF fhem'-State Printing, &c. &c.
lhe thaw tor the last three days, and the heavy
rains, have carried away the greater part of the
snow 1t has broken up the river and caused the
water to rise to very great height, covering the
docks and the streets in its neghborhood, and nun-
dating the stores. The weather is still mild, though
1t is as likely to be as cold as ever by tom rrow.
Ihe Governor has as yet, with The exception OF
his military staff, made no appointments. Mean.
while the number of office seekers is far from de-
creaslng. Men come here from the most distant
parts OF the State, spending time and money for petty
ohlces, the enoument from which would hardly
repay Them tor the exerons they made TO get it.
The following are some of the Chenango County
applicants who come strongly backed by their con-
vention -
Roswell Judson for Surrogate
Robert o. Reynolds, for District Attorney.
roswell Judson, for First Judge e.
solomon Ensign, Jr, Adam Storing and Austin HYDE,
Augustus C. WEIGH and M. ]. Vaudeville for Loan
commissioners under act Of 1887.
Norman Ford and Philo Calender, for Loan Csmms.
Arba X Maynard, Horace Packer, and Lester Chase,
Henry o. Southworth and ARIA X MAYNARD sur.r;or
Court Commissioners, fN
Sherwood s. Merritt, Examiner in Chancery
BY the way this new fashion of taking the trouble
out OF the hands OF the Governor, and recommend
ing men to office, is good one. The Executive
can .then make his appointments in such manner as
10 give general satisfaction IL is true Democracy
at all events.
The State Printing is unsettled as vet While
matters are IN this situation Thurow Weed is doing
me most profitable portion of the work the bulk of
winch always comes in at the opening of the SEES
Sion While on this subject allow me to make a
correction. In one OF my previous letters | have
said that Ben Smead, of the Seuben County Far
mers Advertiser, a candidate for State Printer
pen, however, says, that while he would have no
o3ecuon to accept it, yet he does intend to trou-
ole the legislature on the subject "any how" His
friends have done it for him, however
In the Senate to day, Mr. Scott presented two pc.
titlons OF Sau Alley and numerous other citizens of
New York In relation to the collection of taxes in
mat city, which was referred to the Senators from
that district: To incorporate Hebrew Charitable
society In New York, with Hebrew name-the
translation OF which was Sisters of Charity" Mr.
Varian presented petition of the Nautilus Insur
ance Company for an amendment of their charter
ne Din In relation to the State Printing was report
ca Dy the committee, with amen1ments-one re-
ouclng the MAXIMUM rates TO per cent less than at
present paid The New York Criminal Court Bill
mad Its third reading, after long debate.
In The Assembly the most important business of
Inc day was the reporting by Mr. Jones of the bill in
relation to the contracts by the Corporation of the
Guy Vi new YORK SIMON.
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Waterford.
Correspondence of the Herald.

correspondence OF the Herald.l
WATERFORD, Saratoga Co, n. Y.,l
Jan. B, lS43.
Village Business Morais-Politics- Beautiful La
dies = Animal Experimentation Grimes
The End of the Worid and Father Miller.
DEAR BENNETr:-
AS most of your readers are aware, this place is
situate at the junction of the Mohawk with the
Hudson river, in one of the most delightful valleys
this side of the Garden of Eden, and some, indeed
call in many respects the Garden of America. AL
though it is not an extensive business place, yet
most of the men engaged in business are men OF ca
pital, real, not morgaged Gin which respect it dit
fers from of its neghboring towns), and those
residing here living entirely upon their fortunes are
not few. They have therefore time to improve
theV 8Xp WQEas and assist the devil in restraining
Among other sects and creeds we have wings,
locos, coons and distinguished politicians, who
amuse themselves by visiting Albany and reading
your Herald nights and week days, anu attending
church on Sundays, as to deceive the Lord, II
possible. But great many would be happier and
wiser men were they to follow the wholesome mo,
raj doctrines taught by your paper For beautiful
ladies this place has parallel on the GLOBE at all
events, not north of Baltimore. They charm the
young bewltch the old bachelors, and create great
SENSATIONS in the hearts of politicians and cler
gymen. Surely if James Gordon Bennett, Jr., wants
wife, let him come here quickly, as they are step
ping offrapldy.
Two or three weeks since Professor Grimes, the
celebrated phreneogist was here making practical
experiments in animal magnetism. he convened
the infide. astonshed the wise, and performed mi,
races before only supposed to be in the sphere OF
Bramah In fact, were II not that rather Miller
is now in town preaching aud praying for poor SIN
to repent forthwith, as the end OF the world is
nigh at hand, we might almost expect that regu-
lar telegraph.c, magnetic communication would DC
established between this place and the devlls mead
quarters, whether that be in his intern al regions o.
in Wall street But this will not be unde, taken unit
1874, great many not sure OF the word en-
during until that time
Father Miller is truly wonderful mani and i
doing more to convert heathens, purify m Inisers
frghten hypocres into long faces, than ANY othe
man living. We all believe with him, but SOM
conclude that majority will be damned any way
and therefore stick TO the majority, thinking l'at
be the strongest side, and at all events the most po
puar. Unless You turn your Herald entirely tore
hgion and assist Father Miller, afraid that th'
devil will get majority of the whole nation, ant
hardly give them three days grace pay their grog
| tailor, aud other fashionable bills. AT all events,
| is advisable for YOU to send reporter here lmme
diaely to keep the world informed of all the strange
/ things and doings in this wonderful place
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Charleston.



CHARLESTON, Jan Ist, 1913
Ihsatr1cals-Dr Lardnsr- Temperance Oddities
Our Theatre has opened under the manag ment
of w. G. Forbes, gentleman in every respect, and
one well qualified to take charge of it, and as far as
your humble servant can Judge, a great favorite
with the Charestonians He has fine stock COM
pany; among them will be found, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs.
Forbes, Messrs. Fleming, Fuller, Hall, Larkin,
Smith, and host of others, too numerous to men
ton, and Forbes, who is a host in himself, plays
nightly. HIS performance of Hamlet on the 23d was
grand throughout in every scene--he was perfectly
at home-hIs reading chaste, his enunciation clear,
and In GESTURE perfect; he drew what he richly de.
served, crowded house--we have not seen houses
so well hlled tor years past evenings since the
Klnsmen and Nick of the Woods was performed, and
the house was literally crowded from pit 10 gallery
and many were compelled 10 have the price of admis
sion refunded, because they could not be provided
with seats. Had Abbott conducted himself proper
" while among, us he might have gained what
FORBES now enjoys-satisfacton and silver the
first because he strives by every means in his pow
er to please, sparing no expense; and second, be-
cause the citizens that he richly merits all that
they bestow him: Miss Emma Ince has com
menced short engagement, and was well received
We are to have host OF stars among this season.
and 1t Will OF course prove profitable to the
lessee
DIR. Lardner IS here also, lecturng at the Hiber-
man Hall, Meeting street. have not heard him and
therefore cannot give you any information respect
ing him.
Temperance has subsidized in great measure; ma
ny OF the members of different societies having ten
dered their designations for few months, or AT
least until the whiskey punch season is over. The
masons had turn out the other day, butno in bat
tallons; they were few and far betw cen. The 1. O.
F's, or Independent Odd Fellows, make show
Of themselves tomorrow; they have more re-
spectacle appearance, but there are some id
odd fellows among them; they to be addressed
by u. M. quite a aented fellow, a lawyer.
AS the mail Is about closing, and not being in pos
session of any that could prove of the least in
terest to you, will conclude. THEo
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Hartford.
Correspondence of the Herald.1
H.prropn Ian I'd IL

Correspondence OF the Herad.]
HARTFORD, Jan. 3D., 1Si3.
Savings and Doings in Hartford Their An,use-
ments-7heir Politics-Somers Tragedy Sleigh
ing.
DEAR BENNETT
Ii seems that your correspondents about these
s'diggns" have of late laid aside the quill, and ne
elected to inform you of the sayings and doings OF
the good people Of Hartford; and may be for amt
Of better, Just at present, you mey accept oil oi'e
as inc experienced as myself.
The business of the city is improving somewhat,
from the apathy and dullness under which for some
time past it has been aboring, and many are prophe-
swing that ere long it will be considerable brisk"
We have been in no lack of amusements for few
weeks back; though now / believe we are entirely
deserted Our old friend Morris of the Franklin,
with small company, was, tor few nlghts, a,
Washington Hall, also Mr. Nellis, the no armed
man. Then came on the taps Miss Phillips, who is,
she is asserted TO be-; the Prlma Donna OF an 'he
juveniles. No WHO has ever seen her, VIII hesl.
tate in pronouncng her the best, liyelies ana mos.
graceful petite dancer by whom we have as yet peeh
visited. Yankee Hill, too, the gentleman, ana inc
Yankee droll, gave us a passing call and II, as
Shakespeare says-"That hearty laugh VIII SNAKE
the cobwebs from the brain there h md ds,ac c
been considerable bati, )n'' OF thenn uetaoneu
that night Miss Clementn lie also, ana fier sls'ers
gave a song and dance ior lev nisn,s, III.
neither does her dancing equ al mat oil Naoemoisehe
Auriol or that OF the Petit, Cento. Apropos-ii
Morris will send us Messri Miller, Richardson,
Jenkins and Carpenter, With Auriol and Cerito, we
promise them a bumper
Mr. Johnson the celebrafsNd lecturer the primer
pies and practice of MesmerIs m, has converted the
most creduous by his astoni sb ~ success, and the
fairness with which his xhibltions were con-
Quoted
The "Milleritss, what the ie is of them, are gong
ltstrong On Saturday evening they commenced
meeting which was ontnued 'ul " COCK
crow" and somc OF them were confident that ere
the morning the ''second adj VENT of our Lord would
De made known. I5atthose in this city who believe
pretend belle We in thu. doctrines OF the fropne,
Miller. are rath or OF the "aon compos mentis'
order. l.,
With regard 70 politics, an able TO give you nu,
little informal ION all know s, that me Vhen
pss nS most or,sS" ny TWO political papers
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DOCTOR BELL.

DOCTOR BELL devotes his personal attention daily un-
- al T. MI the removal Of private disease IN
stage. All suffering under proacted aggravated
successfully treated by inexperienced pretended praeon.
esthose Ibr ring under the destructive effects of
quack and all who the remains OF disease
lurking in the system may consult DR. b. always with gusr
antee of
Persons contemplating who have been the sub
iecs of delicate diseases consult Dr. Bell with honorable
confde Postpaid letters describing the Of at
Distance have his prompt Dr. b. treatment
exposes SUSPICION and well known 10 be safe aud
neut - ~
" Private Once fCourtand street, TWO doors from broan
lf'lrn-fr
JEFFERSON INSURANCE CoMPANYCNo. AZ Wall
~ street, OF Hanover street This Company con
lnues against loss damage by fire on buildings
goods merchandise generality also vessels and
loss damage by inland nayigaon
favorable terms any her office
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w Thorne Elisha Riggs
Thomas 4 Woodruff Anson Baker
BENJAMIN Robson Martin Hoffman
John X DAWSON seph Allen
john II Lee Joseph Drake
Erancis L sage Samuel Underh
Thomson Price, James Whiting
Moses Tucker John Moore
John & Merritt VIM X Thorn
Caleb Tuns James n Holmes
THOMAS w, THORNE President.
GEO. l.. HOPE, Secretary. s2s 2ta M&tr
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GOURAUD'S
POUDRE SUBTLE,
FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
ERAOICATING
cJTDL7I, III TTnIrr uaJD


THE universal popula fy of " celebrated Chemical
Preparation for the desrue The and
Htr from the soft down female upper lip and the
stubborn beard Of needs not word Of in
only at the old and original Office Walker ST. one door from
Broadway-$l per bottle Beware Of deleerous limitations.
Where also may be had
EAU DE BEAUTE.
unrivalled for eytrrmn ting TAM Pimpes Botcbes Saow
Sores and all erupons and elicit healthy
Gourauds Vegetable Liquid Rouge,-a superb article, and
Gourauds Blanc p'Espagne. excellent preparation for
impartng pure, life like whteness the complexion free
from the properties generally entering combna
on for this purpose Put ub Ia boxes q cents each
Poughk epsie Jred Gray; Utc, Wade, druggists Hamilton
NJ. Co. Gregs Grants Louisville Louis Coz W. A. Cha,e
,sSen Elliott @ M Myers, Chapel St New Haven; W
Dyer. :, Providence; Thomas, Newport; Cl yves, ha,i.
dresser Spring ied; Greene Co, Wore Bart Litl
Falls; Coege.hall, sqth second ST. New Bedfo; Jordan
Newburyport Hodge; Psrt.moah Prest Potaad, Pker
Exchauge ct; Bangor, Guild HaIowsI Scammoa. New
Jrn~yNewak, tnppe PincetoD, DR.. seablook Pa, Pnia
hesnut Stree, Lane ster Henit,h, dpsgis; Harsbagh
Thomas x Co. Main street; Va, Ricnmond Mrs Frsyzer
D. c. Washington, Sriby Parker; Alexandra C. e. Berry
Md, Baltimore s. Tiance, Sc. nc Applications for
be post pd tnons Others taken from the po'oi
feel ,mpsned with Y city eierepce,
ronabe. Wi hin few tins remarkable and useful che
mcal invention compl eely eradcatiUg ,upeuous hal
has attained the hi he pitch Of celebrity aud consequently
excited cupidy OF Of base whp at
tempt from the inventor the just for his
labor Purchasers should therefore be their and
that every bote Of tue Poude Subtitle square, and Felix
Doctors fac sime engraved the outside wrapper Dnec
tons, French and English accompany each BOTTLE
Remember the only office ~ for the above celebrated
Cosmetic 81 Walker street, one door from Broadway
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NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY H. 1913
Specie is scarce and drafts on New York not to be

had.
The trial 81 jeremiah w. Powers for embezzllng
me property OF the United States, was concluded
last week at Tallahassee, and being found guilty.
he was sentenced to months imprisonment in the
county jail. This trial was very amusing, and Imay
write 1t cut for you: In my next will give you
account OF the ancient fortress of Santo Marco at
ST. Marks. Yours, HENRICo
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" The Times" Qoco,) and the "Courant," (whis);
and you might as well attempt to find real politics
In either, as to get wool from hog The CouraHt
talks OF red hot lron," for the editors of The
Times-whlle they, on the other hand. tall about
" Aunt Hercules and Iolas,' Coon skins &c,
which Is a fair specimen of the arguments (O used
by the journals of both parties at the present day
"The Register" and " Palladium look on and
hurrah Tor their respective partzans.
Take 1t for all in all, it reminds of a ring fight
in which, while the two principals are putting in
the cks, their respective hat and coat holders shout
hurrah for our side, when gives the other
side wnder, poke under the fifth rib 30 we
go they seem to think that the that can lie tho
fastest, and stick to them the longest, will come
the upper hill side.
The particulars OF the recent transaction board
the Somers," have excited very great interest
here--and many are the opinions respecting ii. But
as general thing, public opinion seems 10 be
against Commander Mackenzie. hope for his own
honor-for the honor of the navy, that the course
he took was nght-lawfuly right ; but if not, it is
very difficult TO say where or how it will end
II ID very fine sleighing here at this time, and
every body seems to be taking advantage OF it.
Apropos-the exGovernor's horse took il IN his head
Sunday evening TO do little sleghing on his
own account, and which froc ended IN his Staying
himself. My respects to lie juene editeur
Yours, &c. DRoMIo
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOX 1913.
- @ IA ~ e. 49, ~

OLD ES lABLtSfiED EMlphhNh AhS"HhD
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, n. Y.
PASSAGE and from Great Britain and Ts, ,s By G' ,n
The 81 Gifs s rs follows"
s eSEEasGss a %sssiIlnd si..''"
s SoET# A ASsRI6A ee: Captain fEs SsSy
G 5SS5AS $; Ss$i;,EE s Ssss:
Ship s sRpSs; S FsE.ss Colin GU.
s6GShEMSEs c.s,sis Palmer.
HS!HfSdh cs csy9s1 MSs:Sss.'
The Coamercisi Line composed Of forty superior
1 s s% To oS. .
New Orleans and Mobile, three month; TO Bs
sn e: Ssa IL s% d ses The
% ss ' Of o .ssns
and Csn1d VINO w.h to send ST their friend. 10 come
WAYS be BY the line e psets, ship; sailing
Ss esTap. Ts, class weSnown American ships eomp
the cS%m.Ic'; Line viii addon % tie pisssss be
during the season thereby avoiding detention Those
aecs.S Il 81. business viii be executed WIN his
With these The hope,
cublc patronage which h's been SO literally or
secured ~ eamboai from the derest pOrt' in ireland
as~tsncss AID prS:wh regard 70 hi. arr.nsemsnss
sss.Ss, s,ns9s house: demand
Ssa h s Us.a who
her nend resdns u any - ns Urrd s1sSo and and
rate Of IS pound ,erng will be orwadee ships
ssrasi through post Office For further particulars apiy'
T. HsHRNA on p e ss:A ;s;;:;
In scotland Is.. rs. Daniel ' Wiah; Co. 0la.row
Allen lie cs B R Sf %% tts
DAYS FIRST RsEYiDM sH I;s1s AND CLOTH
ExCELLED-and Great Redas ton-Havirx recently made
sill ahe, ,sd. IN Sa he es Ss y S
10 10 and shngs without changing the quality except 10
improve; p.s,u. ,., .o, .,nl hal over,boes for
which have for the last two receved
the Premium, reduced from IA and 20 sinss TO IL and
With our fashionable lady customers, the quilted over.
sos 0 Sss While s somey remedy
uon of The quitting Is done on oaen sk
or s"S m eur she Rubber sss are
toe toe break out we see many oi the oue MANU-
oberve that every pair of DAVIS she's have his pane inside
nd are w ARIA. ab not Isl bse%a IS Lane Re-
member. IS, between Nassau and wI nRsc ~ H. DAY
,oo Successor 10 Roxbary India Rubber Co
m L. FkaSAM sY INIT Msw norA manai'e
$500 Of every fos cities, villages factories
rlsnasons asoe. Fire Hooks Fire Buckets and Fire Caps
Hemp dose, Leather Hose, OF Any sze req a'rsd'
1gso aa Force Pumps f aud force distance
fS WIND Wills Horse Powers Water Wheels SC for work
sb.p M" Steamboat PumIs las Doisr &C. to be used
s PSmps Cor vacuum or condemnation of required use
Cssr Iron Foantans Of figures and Dc ,ee. os
" BTbe Of my manufacture are double h ssSn, s
maatsasy VIZ" a3l 3p'rc,
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA
CHAkLES DlINNE WATERI Mn PHINHIp A


lS Academy established years age, the pa
uonrse OF +e former ntendem General OF the Island, and
otheI individuals Of the nobility
ms ctV ~ ~Sd"ced on the plan o! the De 'gvmna-
,' @ 's metoo" Of taition the nterrogative" All the
schoss une rand ne English language and many of them
speak hahitually and nuently ' " $500
nhcpS has the experience of schools in France
many England and the United States His chief aim Is to
the youtn entrusted 20 his practica
Ise branches Oh poll education which required in all
course OF st1dy the eore comprehends the English
Herman and Spanish languages History (eogrs hes
pwnrr Hxosopny ne practical part of Mathematics and
Ioiessos OF divers nations reside IN the ey
rom the director. ~
such signal success has attended plan of i.on that Sc
the pupils, under t~ elve ages write and speak
oloIen languages IN perfectly Ineligible manner and
u'4se oI nperyears, correctly and easily.
acquson, not only OF the Spanish but also other
thus placed within the reach Of the youth of the
nqgah the many advantages which from ed
me object Of the Principal in desiring to ece i've
youths from the United States, facilitate the
OF ne accent for his Spanish pupils which service
De dopoy repaid them by by the latter to introduce
@ rs manly spirit OF the English schools The young c
mate .ne mouse being spacious and airy situated healihu
snort ds ance from the city and containing within
me pain and complete gymnasium for
OF me pupils health. Two Youths lately arrived from Germa
n.y. nave passed the summer IN the school perfect ath As
the principal married and his wife and sister have
age but tHat OF infancy. - - ~'
Every pupil enjoys his religious opinions undisturbed
terms are S400 per annum, payable three in adj
Eance There are no extras clothes sDd books
neierences-MESSkS: CHAS. DRAKE BROTHERS.
ALEXANDER MORALES ESQ
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M - @ ne

Ship GARRICK, Captain VIM. Skiddy, 25th October.
Shin RQSCIUS, Captain John Collins, 18th November
Ship SHERIDAN Captain F. A. Depsy'tsr 18th January.
Ship sIppONs, Captain E, B. Cobb, 18th October.
Chip SHERIDAN Captain + A. Depsyster 18Th Novem'r.
Ship R0scIus CTs,aip John Collins, 18Th January:
anhe city Of New York. with sach Improvements scombne
great speed with unusual comfort for passengers Every
has been taken the Of their
The price Of passage hence $780, for which ample
be provided. These ships commanded by
MASTERS whs will make every exeron give general sasfac
Neither the captains the ships will be response
BILE for Letters parcels packages sent by them, unless
gular b Us Of lading signed therefor.
For freight pass tge, apply
Z. X. COLLINS & CO., Sc South st., New York or TO
VIM 4 JAS BROWN & CO. Lisspooi
Letters by the packets will be Charged l2 per single
sheets 50 cents and each. oil
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w II. JEWETf
o22 ltwv toJy22sI Attorney for Attaching Creditor.

y L. SORYMSER, "a Barclay. corner st. Peters Place,
IL. respectfully invite friends aud public gene,
cal and examine his choice assortment Of Wines Teas Cor
das Spices Groceries the qualities which
he offers prices that fail satisfy purchasers
The attention Of connoseurs particularly invited the
Wines aud Liquors which the choicest vntages, and
offered at the most moderate prices.
very superior article of Raspberry and Cherry Brandy
suitable for the hold d,0 2wsr
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS
M Ne II M M

accommodation
despatch ship this the lst 3 0th 18TH 2oh and
each month"; sncng the 10th October aud cohtnu
ing until May when regular days viii be appointed fer the
Eaudr of the year. whereby great delays and
will be reverted during the summer months The following
ships vii, commence this arrangement
Snip YAZOO Captain Cornell.
Ship OCONEE, Captain Jackson
n Ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain Hiard.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Hunt.
u Ship SHAKSPEARE, Captain Miner.
- Ship CASTOR, Captain Latham;
kEy Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Mumford
~ Ship OCMULGEE, Captain Leayiu.
Snip NASHVILLE, Captain Dickinson.
IN Ship MEMPHIS, Captain Knight
Ship LOUISA, Captain Milford.
These ships all built the city of New York. express
for packets of light draft Of have recently been
eoppsred and PVT N Splendid order with accommodated,
by experienced masters who will make every give
general satisfaction They will all times be up
down the Mississippi BY steamboats,
Neither the captains of these ships will be RESPONSE
Bile for ewery bullion precious stones plated ware
for any letters parcel package rpui
them regular bills Of adng are taken for the sane ana
the value thereon expressed.
Vol e'-"' ' (. K. coGILfNs CO., S. South .t,o
HULLIN &WOODRUFF, Agent in New
OrIeans who vii! promptly forward all goods their address:
The ships of this line warranted sail punctually sd
yered and great will be taken have the goods
~ measured md
NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
FL akrom New York the 18th and Liverpool the 18th