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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-07

BALTIMORE, Aug 8, lSH
Commencement Of the FaH Trade-Southern Feeling
against the Norh-T,Oo Mat Steamers ordered Mss
Wemyss-Ihe Markets, &c.
The fall trade Is commencing in Baltimore this YEAR
with the brightest prospects of extensive business
he cars from the South and West are daily pouring
strangers into city, and hotels are rapidly filling
with good and substantial customers A largely in
creased trade with the South is this year as
the many slave cases - that have occurred at the
North during the past year have caused
ed excitement throughout the slave States Commune
cations have recently appeared in of the
papers communicating their wrongs, and calling O
Southern merchants to enter free State for the
purchase Of their goods
This feeling is undoubtedly working to great
and may probably be on the ground taken by Messrs
Mordecai Gouraud, wealthy firm of Charleston
South Carolina, in ordering the building of the two
mail steamers to run between Charleston and Havana
ut this port These gentlemen have contracted with
the government to carry semi monthly between
These points, aud have ordered steam ships OF a
Thousand each capable of beog into war
steamers If necessary built here and are now closing
their contracts with our machnsts and builders for
work
Miss Wemyss continues to draw good houses and is
received with great favor.
;, The MAsKErs-The flour market is still Unsettled.
al which figures small sales have been making yrster
day morning of goo Dol. flesh g.ound cm old heat 30
terday and to-day Of 500 bills City Mill IS Sus
So IS Dbl The receipts wheat have
whu Gay or TWO and sales were to fair extent reaching
% S sd wit rea M 1s!
MSe emS was au sale %oInT Of choice
a5Gye he market pce The de@aad mostly the of
n ys a. o w CENTS
f SS ss Rys &c a1O There FAY
tf ss II. The az. ds
m'id Of stock. a Cd e'
sTocK Bo,Hpas oee I'D 6s s9ss; $1,000 do ttime), so1
$4,000 lily 6s 80. loiA
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Naval Intelligence.
UNITED STATES FLAG SHIP MISSISSIPPI
Antnn I ;yorIn Tul,,

UNITED STATES FLAG SHIP MISSISSIPPI,
Anton Lizardo, July 49, Is47.
Sir 1T is with sincere regret that announce to the
department the death, last evening, at few minutes
past IL o'clock of Lieutenant James l. Parker my aid
anI flag lieutenant Mr.. Parker has been with on
all my late expeditions severely wounded in the
attack on Tuspan and though still suffering from the
ELECTS OF his wound, insisted on accompanying in
the attack on Tabasco On this last expedition, he
must have contracted the disease which terminated
valuable life
This accomplished officer remarkable for his in
domable courage for his extraordinary requirements
in the languages and for his excellent disposition and
character. AS lieutenant Of the Somers, he escaped
from the wreck OF that vessel and joined aid, to
BIZ subsequently wounded and to fall sacrifice to the
fever OF the climate The loss il irreparabe me- aud
no one can depore it more than do His rem aims will
be deposited with all due honors, within neat encIo
sure upon the island of Samadina upon which the
pitsl Of the squadron has been erected
81 have the honor to be- with great respt Ct your obed
ent servant,
M. C. PERRY,
Commanding Home Squadron.
Hon. JOHN Y. Mason, Secretary of the Navy
Washington city. d. c..
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6. lS47

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 6, 1s47.
VIM II Hafpenny was drowned yesterday afternoon
by falling overheard from the steamboat Pioneer while
excursion to Port Penn. He was seated on the
railing forward Of the wheel house, and was pitched
the river while making effort to catch his hat
which the wind at the instant blew from his head He
was killed by the wheel striking him. and his body dis
appeared before boat could reach it, He leaves wife
and child and an sged mother, who were dependent up
A defalcstion in the accounts of Of the tax col
lsctors Of spring Garden to the amount of OOO
yesterday discovery by the county treasurer The
should have been paid into the treasury in June
last No has yet taken place. in
securities
The recent arrest of fugitive slave in Camden and
MS being carried back to Maryland has created some
excitement among the Friends who Of strong.
ly tnctured with abolition principles The slave was
named Joseph Dudley, aud since his escape from his
master about year since had been living ia the neigh
borhood Of Camden, but the his master watching
his opportunity Saturday last seized fugitive hur.
ried him into carriage and after carrying him as far
Brdgeton, transferred him the river into
the OF Delaware avoiding this way the risk of
going through Pennsylvania
The glue factory of Mr. John Smons the corner of
Schuyk Sixth and Willow streets entirely destroy
ed by dre yesterday The fire caught it Is said from
the sparks Of passing locomotive.
Mrs Watson, the accomplished vocalist of this city,
s about starting tour to the principal cities of New
York state for the purpose of giving concerts in
Mr.. Marshall opens the Walnut street theatre for
mort intermediate season. on Saturday evening The
rss making their farewell congees, this evening
l ther visit to this city has proved very successful
Of ths wsaa sosed full houses the heat
nas, nv sss They will probably be induced to
peat tne VISIT during the winter when the fashionable
er 10 yield. w eouen harvest vi" Do great
- ne transportation boat Burlington brought TO WAL
gst wbeS TINS morning the greatest amount Of
f,o5o Nov Yort labs ever arrived here in one dav
from New iork Inc weight was lso 400 ~. "p 10y
diton to this there board one S%uS os IN ad
ty emigrant passengers INJURED ana six
sales of stocks at pb,,aa.,u,,,
,Ava, tsFiAsT BoAnD-leo " = Baak AZ I - n,
55 aoo s,ae ~ se $1,000 DC 7sk 300 Nssssoe em Bank
1000 Reading kR BIDS III so Maauf Mech "a;
AFTER sALss-5 Ner apd Man Bank Pittsbaysh tn%,,o.
RH 3,x >R' ~'' ncaaing
syconD Bo4ap-5o New Jersey copper 8; 100 Reading nm
331z; 10000 do BIDS IN. "s NJ"
ATrss sAL,,-llooo 9 Loanes 81, 100, 10000 Stat. $,
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PHILADELPHIA, August 6, ls47.


The mail steamer building for the government to DIV
between New Orleans and Vera Cruz, was launched
from the ship yard Of Messrs Biery Son. Ksnsiugton
She Is to be paddle wheel boat with sufficient power to
render her speed superior steamers that
ply in those waters She has been built under the su-
perintendence Of Captain Baker who Is to have the
command Her boilers and engine are building BY
Messrs. Rainey Neafe Co., of Kensington The Pre-
sident Is the name selected for her
The last Of the six steam propclers built by Captain
L"per, for the government service in the Gulf is
now loading for the Brazos and will sail in day or two
She Is called the Secretary Walker, and is comman ded
by Capt. G. W. Anthony.
Our old friend Frank Keser, the accommodating con.
ductor on the New York line. recently with ira.
Weller who being of that sury description Of the genus
homo, known mulish could not avoid geti ing into
diincuty The man in question had received ticket
which called for seat in b. but he took the of
somebody Else in car A. and persuasons would in.
duce him to abdicate in favor Of the lawful owner Mr.
kester hndng that had effect transferred
the carpet bag Of his refractory customer car b.
The passenger still obstinate, went after his baggage
obtained it, and returned again the car
Recourse to forcible then had Kester
with the aid OF the porters transferred the
his proper car, vi ct armis and the affair ended for
the nonce suit for assault and battery has however
since been instituted in Camden against MIR Kester by
the passenger who will hardly be sustained in his at
tempt to set at defiance the regulations established by
the company to promote the convenience of the ira
yelling community.
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THE MARRIED .wOMAN,s PRIVATE MEDICAL
L COMPANION, by A. NJ. Maurceau Professor OF Dis
eases Of Women Just Pubished. Price 81 The important

OF Women, Just Published frice
here though of strictly intended for
he married. those contemplating marriage, II equally
The various subjects treated of in the "Maried Weman's
Private Medical Companion ola nature with which
female either married contemplating marriage, should be-
especially the great French discovery here
contained ignorance OF the existence OF which the lie oil
many wife has fallen sacrifice; also restraining many
the dread of prospect OF
large family of children, from marrying. .
To the with the various complaints
from stoppage irregularty, declne or retention OF the
invaluable containing the causes symptoms
and certain remedies for the removal oil her COM
plants, , %.
mother who regard for her own health and welfare
we'll that of her husband
The revelations contained in its have already proved
blessing thousands, Vulnerable letters Will attest
Of impossible TO convey more July ~ public
journal the various treated Of they Of
strictly intended for the married those contemplating
rage; neither since is every ones duty
become possessed Of knowledge, whereby e suerings
which wife, mother sister may be subject, be OBJ
COPIES WILL BE SENT BY MAIL FREE OF
On the receipt of One Dollar, the Married Womans Pr
part Of the United States All be (post
paid) TO Dr. A. Maurceau box 1924 New York City Pub
fishing Office 1879 Liberty ST., New York.
The Married Womans Private Medical Companion" is
sold by booksellers in principal city in the United States
Agents in Philadelphia, Zeiber &Co New York Burgess
stsinss Albany, w C. Little Co; Boston, Redding Co;
81 Louis Na6s Cornish; Coumbqs John T. Blsip Agent
for Central Ohio Richmond, Va CT Tshsr llstters,
however, muss be addrssssd a. above jysi setsrs
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 2.
Cleared.

Cleared
Ships-Ashbuou, Rowland Liverpool, Grnnell, Mintun
Co; Hugueno Halle, Liverpool Ogden; Victoria, Wat
lington LondSn Zerga Col Chas Ghsloner BG valpey.
(Br) Bulklev, Pogwash, Schmidt Balchen.
Barks-Perthshire, Johnson Glasgow, Dennsoun, Wood
Coz Hopewell, Neale Limerick, Hussy x Swami Mongo-
merry, Hsrrer, Afrcs sbelden James Hall, Curtis Gal
weston, Badger Il Peck
Bngs-Emel P,uss) Pssseus,n, Cowes. SC w Weisser;
Excellent, (Sw) sIstro, Liverpoo Detroit Ward Marse
les, Draper Devin fired Hammond, Green, Cape Verd
and market. sylvns. Kelly, Trinidad de Cuba Foster x
Nickeon; conrad tBrem) koher st Jago do Cuba; Hud
son. Kimba Baltimore, J Gaiger.
Arrived.
British ship Ontario. Valentine 36 days from London
aud ISL passenger order 18th July lat So Ion g.
spoke British ship Rchebucto from Quebec for Liverpool
@ lat a. lon So spoke whale ship Albert from ~ London
bna on cruise Aug 100 miles Montauk passed
sb,n Mp eoas N Der foretopssil, steering east
10y ~"'o'h Colon, Smith, days from Havana to
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Sales of Stocks Mt Boston.

fUGusT 5-BRoKyRs' BOARDED sh, Fall River Railroad
$50 rs do, b5d 93 10 do, 93ss Old Colony Railroad
9s M ls, ,aS Baps Norwich Worcester
Boston Companv 2s rs do bOd 2l IS do s3Od 2i7s IS
Rights 30l.
SECOND BoARD-25 shs Old Colony Railroad slOd 1885, IS
2i1s; so do, az. "
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Passenger Arrived,

LoNpoN-Shp Onario--Mr CLARK, Z Weiskof j Wes.
kohl, WeIskOH, Miss e. WeiskoH.
Ch5lstoval Co!on-Manue Cayso and LADY,
NJ Bonces, Suorez, e Muller, !. Dumolesy Bonito
ST. MARKs-Brig Warcaller-Mr Penney.
Craftsmanship utton-Mss Grady Miss Levy Mr.
Grady Mr. Dummond, q Went, and in the steersge.
children. 1907 $3.50 WV
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NOTICE TO sMoKERs.-H. HENRIQUEs begs
leave TO call the attention Of his friends the lovers
the favortc weed well the public general examine
his choice and extensive of Havana Principe
Segars Some OF the ghu brands Just received per
Chde been selected under the inspection
dous and be surpassed by other collection in this
city, or elsewhere. No. LOG Broad way.
jy25 4tsrc mer If Pine
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Vine h,l0ur m RI efs

CNcrNNATI, July Flour-On Friday evening, after
81 10. To-day the transactions were uniformly at 50
The sales were 35 bbs mixed brands from stores; 90
do do, 100 do. from railroad 100 and lao bbls city
mills ~ -
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MEDICAL CAHD.-Dr MORRISON, 2otls Fulton street
wi devotes his entire time TO the Of private dsea
years. enable him perform speedy and permanent
Strangers would consult their welfare by calling Dr. NJ
and anime his claims their confidence perfect cure or
no charge. 20lh Fulton, near Greenwich
N. b. Letters post paid promptly attendedto as4sm
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WARRINGTON, August 6, lsI7.
Epening Memoranda-C Contracts for Ocean Mail
Steamers, re.
Mrs Polk, accompanied by Col Russworm, returned
from her Tennessee visit this evening" and IL again at
her post dispensing the Inequalities of the White
House her vsters in her peculiarly grateful and
graceful manner.
No news south of Augusta account Of the rains
Look out for the most exciting intelligence from Next
Ten TO one heavy battle has been fought
Meade (dem) in the Va, Petersburg district In place
of Dromgoole deceased, will be elected Boiling we
expect Meade whig elector In ls4O on the TYLER
democratic wing non-conmtta schedule; but perhaps
from that very fact is all the better democrat now
Lieut.. French, of New Jersey, who has received two
swords Tor his bravery in the artillery service at Buepa
vista, has been confined for fortnight past ut his
In this city from that ugly escopet shot his
leg
Messrs. II. Mordecai and NJ C. Gourdin, of Charles
ton C have secured the contract for the mail steam
ers rom Charleston to Havana, twice a MONTH stop
ping at Key West for $4,000 One steamer OOOO tons
AZ hrst convertible into war steamer, be built
baltimore. so much for the Wilmot provso One bid
Tor SlOOOO0 to 1t all the way round to Astoria via
Charges andpanama which did make out so well as
The New York bids for the Congress printing last
MT y IL throop Of this city has the portage from
Chagr-s to Panama. and to be Navy Agent at the
ter place-worth about $1,000
Mr Harris, son-n-law and Mr., Armstrong of the
Consul ut Liverpool carry the mails Panama
toria, for about $50 OOO
ExorpJ COL Soos naval line, which goes into opera
ton wear hsnce less there is line provided
between ChaSres lad Havsua for which Col johnson
has some twenty odd thousau the ion left
A chance Vet for New York, t. oueh New Orleans is
going TO put in for this, and perhaps will geti it.
KEYING.
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Domestic lrnnor,.,xon..

Championship ,utton-l7 bales yarn w f Mott-s7i
bags wheat Levench-30 empty res Geo Robinson25
empty half pipes Rogers Cranel box Stu CESS Bennett
COL cask knowon-2 bales leather Armstrong; cs
mdse Seigneue u co-l8 bates yarn Wells Brothers
New ORLEANs-Ship Tallahassee pig lea Os6 bales
cotton IS hhds tobacco als bales hemp 5j b Sc bbs
heaus Houland Aspinw- l8 bales he Me (;repor CO.
II bales cotton Souther Brothera7 bales Hobrook Mel
son & CO.
ST. MARKsBrig Warcaller-27l bales cotton bbls Coe
Anderson co-l97 bales cotton bx bbls Taylor Rch-i
pnss couon o3x Austen nu,oruU11 DIS cotton % hhds
Ailen-l4 DAVIS Brooks-7 & A Wet aore2 bxs sugar
Pomeroy u Tappan--i cotton Centre col A Irssk-3
bales tobacco Brooks White-1 Akea Maguin-i Eel.
lows & Wadsworth.
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Foreign tmpOrtations.

Christoyal Colon7s6 boxes sugar spoord
ilIeston * co-2HA Kosslen coils StuIges Il co-46
John Bodnel cs $50 bxs sega Pcabla Sewa557 Fabrr
&ksney-2 pkgs AquiereS Galway Depiganill-i bic
scs w Snouds-l Liman-SI bxs A soulonus-il8 bxs
NJ Angnto-2oO A Wetmore-2t2 Tuyillo x Bon erias-
cs o62 bx' 40 bales tobacco csk demiJo,s T Bio.
nus-l06 bxs seRars Coset Aroin-i20 Thomas2 bYs
sugar J Mouy onedo-738 Lille u Rosimes,
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4: ps :ss.
Ian and Revere Urgently decsassdl and Ds Patti
hs: Ny
o all the sn s. saa
relation Office ils Greenwich street The
s SSSa, are debility m saa s.re
I UCINA CORDIAL. or the ELIXIR OF LOyE.-Thn
. T ss sS
stoned by certain secret habit and many 9f The re-
% and poDgs,
s ssss s.e Sis
s% es % ;sy
ss SsHs ha 81 K:
tsoI Abus andin eyey disease any wsy
fs
used directed 70 ssn.oa
Of Sss sa sso sf a si
sa as where E want Of offspring
course be had beneficial results may be antic
s.. Per ss s,ss, Sold in Trenton
Ssla f%fs Fhsds1Ss North sixth st.
@ 5 e: sT ss
the least suffering cons bunions bad nails and all kinds Of
{. la. ea ns the
T. Of All r. h% S
and carefully attended TO- =. 49,. .r..av
all kinds Of private diseases without using mercury
or any other that affect the internal system The
treatment which very follow, never takes above ten
for nveerate diseases and certain cure
is warranted. auo ot- IN
M M. CROWLEY SON, Needle and Fish Hook Manu-
facturers Aeester WsrMckshIre EnGendCs'" ore go
respectfully inform the merchants OF New YORK anu other
cities that having land an extensive stock OF inel ma
nutacured articles will sell the trade importers
small advance from their manufacturing prices one Of the
shortly to their establishment by the erection OF
shall be enabled sell remedy low prices
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RISEs NhrrUNE HOUSE, new kYCnELth-
public ssne that his @ for 5
yea
have been newly fitted superior STYLE and will com.
s% ss' as
sesSas place. ssis health offers
great Undue families coming from the South,
''fS I ' !. apposshass BY daily Th.
beautiful spot opened eight years ago by the present occu
@ s.%
has, HIS Is o
s s Ss . ess to 70
able entire satisfaction to all who may favor him with
prtes for board fair terms by the day. week
company Away. depend upon being accom-
modated Rooms can be secured application the house
New Rochelle June 10, ls47 jyic sot.rc
No CURE NO PAY7DR; COKBITT, 10 Duane street
Of Ss s :. e
treatment Of certain delicate diseases experience
sS ss h as
R%s % e.
s of h on ny, which he d bis y
curing either the Of mercury diet busi
mess cured IN one two weeks with any
certain oa,sOms and habit positively
@ sS as mss sa
enclosing fee Of three dollars, will receive prompt at
$500 REWARD-CTosss Specific Mixture for the cure
Of gonsrha Gleet srcgss. and analogous can an
xS p ,nG organs OF geneiaton " a., n. certs,n:
makes speedy and permanent without the least resc
ton of diet drink exposure change in application % pus
We give long quickish recommendaon 70 deceive
the pubc the medicine does speak for e aGn a sn maj
the proprietor challenges single of gonorrh9a 70 pc
brought which the will not rapidly cure under
al ranks society high rich and s sSss S SsS
themselves without least exposure IN he
possible Further the disease cannot be conactea
exposed bodies with full direction. nGccm
many are cured in two days For sale by e Il Ring log
Broadway corner John street Hsw fSrs; ~ desI
a. NAE n7 tsvSn ~ E{s,eiSncS isSo eotsf
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ITO THE PUBLlC-Give my articles trial and Judge for
yourselves: warrant them all to be represented the
meney refunded.
al A I A n


This universally approved and admired article free from
all ardent spirits pungent essen oil and other destruct
cleans the hair expsdiously renders beautifully
Hair washed with this extract soon becomes peasney soft
and uxuriant in il, growth and will positively bring new
hair bald heads by its and hair that has been made harsh
Improper preparations will be restored its natural color
preservatye against badness and inable in all
affections of the skin the head dandru and for
ing the falling off of the hair and turning grey.
EvIpENCE-Nature is inexhaustible mine in which
pecnce and study always find that
alone which produces all that calls and
wkich he would do better perhaps adaptation For
sale by Jules Haul Chemist and Perfume Philadelphia Sold
Wholesale and retail by A. ID. SANDS, Druggists 100
Fulton Of Wiam Henry Johnson 2I3 Broad
way; and at retail Of A. F. Aau l49 Broadway; B. JAG
quemod AS Broadway. New York. je 230t*r
A MOTHER GREAT CURE OF ULCERS, MERCU
"A rial kheumatism Pains the JOINTS Contractions Of the
Legs and Arms Ulcers of the Threat &c Captain Richard
Dr. Joseph Hene No % Duane street. for the great cure per
formed by him after having been pronounced
By other :kful physicians and been tortured by Gueeks
that those physicians who attended me said they never
body my legs and arms were contracted was per
misery with what suffered from the ulcers and pains IN my
bones and joints Dr. Heine No. 20 Duane street, shall be
thankful all my life time.
be the Of Maiden Lane and South street
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is area. show of pl.u.bIIty in bis plan, V. look at

Pe~~>'@~~-'y - s~~~ -
tin this light
But ouce more. We rather think that Mr. Buchanan
would not just yet venture to take the place Of Mr.
Trs the peace persuader the dove out from
the ark Of Brother Jonathan with the olive his
mouth something substantial the purse of
three millions with the golden eagles shining through
the interstices the tempting Of all bats your
descendants of Cortez and Montexuma The Department
Of State may have had information justifying such
journey the part of the Secretary but we suspect
TIE news OF favorable hearing Of Mr. Trist has vet to
be brought up by the ponies. Mr. rrst, then win or
wil not continue to hold up the pony purse of pin
money, as persuasive while General Scott
With his glittering spear and his shield,n
VIII confront Santa Anna on his mule not with the
demand OF " stand and deliver" but, pointing to Mr.
Irst, ne VIII exclaim, accept hght,' santa Anna
w perhaps look at the money for fear of treason
make a noursh 10 light. and then run xwav
Dr kock, OF q, rmspy, disciple Of Rouge the re-
Iprmer. Is here He comes out. understand, under
sne alvce and counse,s of Rongs His object is
normeo To establish sort of Catholic Church In Wash
.uston' independent of the See OF Rome, and We are
apprsed that 1t IL the purpose of Ronge to send
out minister or two into foreign uations generally
pr~achng the Catholic faith entirely independent OF the
mead Of the Church at Rom.
Hon. A. D Sims, Of South Carolina Is at Browns Ths
weather Ia pleasant for the though nearly All
that could leave the city have gone on 10 JOIN the
crowds at the watering places ..,,r
Respectfully THE DoCTOh.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,
LOUISIANA AND EW YORK LINE.
~ & M RI
TO SAIL EVERY TEN DAYS
Ship OSWEGO, Captain Johnson
Shin HUDSON, Captain Page.
Ship CLIFTON Captain Ingerso.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Capt. Hunt.
Ship SARTELLE, Captain Taylor.
Bark GENESEE, Captain Minot
BarkJ E; WILLIAMS Captain Parker.
Bark HEBRON, Captain Greig. ,
The above ships all Of the first class of light draft Of
water commanded by the experienced captains IN
the trade Their cabins handsomely furnished and every
attention paid the comfort and convenience OF the passe
Neither the captains of the above ships will be
sponsble for jewelry bullion silver plated
ware for any letters parcels packages sent by put on
board OF them unless regular bills OF ag taken Tor the
same, and the value therein expressed.
For freight passage apply board az Orleans wharf foot
Agent in New Oreans--John Woodruff & Co., who will
promptly forward all goods their address.