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American Republic Indeed. it is tic ap-
parcn! connection between these $50 cvcn,s,
..i.ich cause, our government. 10 be m"rc las
,ldious than II would othcIw ise 'c, abru, tho
recognition \ irw mceks m y b'ing j. all
abo@i II MeS,co sh,uii renew her attack,
another stroke from The snILiec> OF an Ja-
cin.o would sever ihcE forever. All our
feeling, are ",I.s;cd with Tie TEXANS
JJ,;icc, Liberty. c'e,y p'Incrpc which wc
ho.G sacred Is Oh hey ,ltc. III.
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Singular Casualiy.--An extraordinary,;

Singular CasuaEiy.--An extraordinary
cast "l sudden demise occurred yesterLas.,
in thu pe-s"n of an elderly female named.
Waterman, the wife Jew. resi,iing in
South Charles, shpr, distance beyond.
iors sIrre.. From The circumstances as
4. !iasr reached us, i, appears, that lic-
pour wo'man was proceeding To the cellar
!"! WOO when the accident occurred;
On the return Of Mr.. Waterman In the i
house. he was as:onishei 10 find his uifa
absent whcn. saPposine that mis- !.
fortune mish. have happened, he wentin
search Of her, and al length discovered
The body in a position nearly rfcci, With
'hc bead downwaras, al Tie foot cf The
cellar siairs. in descending which .hcis
supposed Z" tl'. iaiien ar; suffered a fracsz
tire o" 'l'r scsiebSsse Of the neck. The !.
sifa'.- .r"s' "a which The corpse Ina! as
snn's' >.! 20 be attributed raorc To-
TIE r' - constructions OF ihat portion
81 y use. than .sf,ihc mariner Of her
~ aaases1a.
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Her arrival among Us was received aith
marked demonstrations Of pIeasGres and
the interchange Of cirilisies which from
lime TO time has taken place among her
officers and the citizens canDotfaH of pro
ducing the nest happy. results. s. ;.. s.
samptaous dinner was given tteLroH
iucsda;' last at Daris's Rooms, on Or 8
leans street, attended by large and res
pec'ah!e portion Of citizens, who. ming
hng in the full Gov of generous. feeling
excited by the accession, gave most cor
ata' greeting 10 their respected guests:
Among the number of invited guests ne
recognised the French Consul, connlan
dant Rousseau, Gen. Plunchc, the Sccrc
;arv of Stale. and others. The compss
ny retired ffom-the table at an carly hour.
aftc. drinking many patriotic ,oas,s. and !
in the course of the evening visited the !
Theatres, French and Amcricaa, 4
which were thrown open by their enaip
ous and liberal proprietors.--BaLletsn 81.
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Santa Anna-Ihc Lexington. kentuc
Ky lnieIligenccr Of the 30lh Dec. has tie
following paragraph:
Gen. Santa Anna. President Of Mexico.
ars;sed in this city, on bis way 10 WASH
'"s;on. Yesterday lie is in had hea,th,
and viii, we understand. remain III this
c':y uni;l he .eeovcrs, SO as 10 be able TO
iravcl
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Technical Tooss-Bcrjamin Franklin,
'h' al hi- Pt'iession-,he ,ype of hon.
'sy tho of a!l-and although the o."
"i dca.h has pu. . to his existence.
every ? of his life is without
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.from the Washington Cab. jan !
THE BUSINESS OF CUNGRESS'

AMI useful inii:>lty. |! was literally u.r
ef force. Nlt,pul any ,Hu,ivc bu: :hu,
ci in.iiscri,n,nute warlar" acai9S: every
:, treasure OF The couurr expected Of t!le
administration, The attempt VS. un!!prm.
is male II defeat il, by csariayia- t.c
whole turcc OF their eighty -!tusogsr tst.tng
pa.ser. T,i;s ingenious anl ar,ill ca.p>
start every variety Of Iniiama,ury topic.
: and labor necessarily in the vocation q:
weuring away each successive day n yi9.
len, ,;rs,ies. having not :!ic sl;1l.:es. re-
ference to any usclG! object. Thc>, n!cu
arc turning The Hal. Of Congress !u.o a
mere hus;ing-, where ,hcy re deliver al
The stump speeches win wa.c'. de. !acli.
being The growth OF 4 previous ,taS2" as
eicet;oEcer:ng. The scope Q; IL, i:rY
species Of opposition in Concress. Is =
drown common scasc ~ c!4@3 =. aud
throw every thing in,o coa,,>ina. /; is
designed TO merge tic great Ica,!:as Ysi"-
cpics u GoreTar-rnt. ugan which -
es. and patriotic parties ike Ihr.r stand.
IN support Of ,l.eir l...:crc:: vows OF pub
fc policy for Il'c pcblic coo.i AMI 10 n,
les; ia,o one OF 1!crc fcr,naa!I.f nni
sslGshpess on the ra,' of bod. apb,!o",.
disappointed men. WHO eorA prwcr -,
matter by wha: means. Hcarc &c balls
OF Congress arc c:als b them i so1. ~:
gladiato,:al arena. Ia -!,: :, ! r.
They look 10 no public .!c:suIcs. l.. y
effort IS 10 batic a!.-;o cia@c5 do~a
exertions cf .Lc dctgec.2::c parry = s....
The Country s.o;n tn cure .! = l..c-c
ptrsvs:cui, bv restoring ;l,cc,c ccA a! l,,-
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Connndram.-Wh. ). The ncw play a,
sh,, Tecmon, like he leaders Of q stage
conch'
Dye give i, up Because i. is cracked
up to dra,c
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t,a public debate in lyccum at tho
west. the ladies were invited TO take part.
when the, talked ,hc gentlemen all on, Of
lic hall
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Hard t;nes They do say ,l,a. Srori.
>i"ns arc $" high in Boston that none bu,
The mrSi wcal,h> can Iuyuria,c on pota.
toes and salt. Boston Transcripts:
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Notice.

Notice.
HALL T MGEE. Esq is my ngen. during
ny absence from The State. WM O. NIXON.
Dee. 2i-iJ-,f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-29
sales at tho stock Exchange.


MONDAY. August ~.
Accoun still reaching from the south and west OF the
rapid decline Of wheat and -four in those parts where the
crops have tomarket
Such the unparalleled richness and abundance oil the gram
in Ohio the mlers expect that flour will come down
per barrel Wheat had been offered in one place
low as Is cents busheI without obtaining purchaser In
the part the harvest has been so bouhtu
that expected exceed 70 barrel next WINTER
Potatoes which IS cents bushei VIII soon IS thought
be l2l cents Corn and oats proportionally low.
BY from Pennsyva learn that the crops
grain got there were with few exceptions very
fine crop abundant, and that the
buckwheu il not injured by frost promised yield
equal sanguine expectations the husbandman
AT Mobile wkere flour $50 inst, fell
days S65o On the 18th inst g. Is in Cncin
the 10Th was 1925 AT Louisville the 18th nst
wheat $780, the 18th inst il 80 fall of near
ly half When the crops brought these places
where prices still maintained similar reduction will be
apparent.
Owing shor supply here, which in the hands OF few
SPECTATORS these humane persons have advanced the
price Of -four 81 barrel wheat very
reduced The val the crop which may be daily
peced, will put all this to rights.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-29

Al New Island-Gen Brown, spencer New York; shbbe
s sea SKINS hesper Rockwell do 400 Medina, do tender
Sag lsrGor Aug as-srd Franklin. and Daniel Webster
from the South Atlantic Ocean
Ne" Bedford Aug E5 SSSIS T So s's Pacific Ocean
HHs%sprs July 2Tsomas Daniel D1So1 New York
Bremen Bremen, July l7;-1sophie, Iewers, New York
antwerp. July is.IDe Ise r'S Goods. New York
Portsmouth, JSy s sasa S Ssas Morgan New
vd Lyerpcol July PAR Rob Roy Arnold, Mobs, New
ent for idg Henry w., Keaey, New York
Havana Aug i2-srd, Pensacola Gould, New York-llh
Trieste Trieste July sefanns, Danniovich, New York;
aexas, July Ia5ktnderdyk, Banginn, New fork-l6lh
Bristol July l7.--Cosmo, Canning, New York
:, Gibraltar. July 2oArchimedes Demoro, New Yerk-i7,h
on Beachy Head, July 2s-Isabella Meyers, New York.
inavre. July 2l-Ar Erie Fank New York-srd Isaac
r Bre%snhsves, July i21srd, Dragon Pope, New York
ietie. Butler do.-i5,h, Burgen. Schmidt, do.
Passed Deal July 2s-iiamburg Packet Hamburg, for New
Turks Island, Aug e-Henry Leeds Marshall, York
A, 81 Johns NJ D., Aug lss George, Kay, Liverpool, via
Ragged Island, Aug. ls-Nonteno New York.
Bermuda Aug i5.somerset Williams, New York, 18th
UNITED STATES PORTS.
cdn s,1 aug LAr North America, Hail. Lverpoo Glas-
Portland Aug 24-Crd sula Kelly New York; Julia Ann,
Halcyon, Prince, do =
Boston Aug. 25-Ar. Frances, Hall, New York; VIM RIOS
'Is 6+a~s s Dc Walker New York.
portsmouth, Aug. 2i-Ar Crescent Hammond, New York.
Fall River, Aug 2i-Ar. Meridian, Lewis New York.
Providence, Aug. 2a-Ar William ii. Bum, New York;
Philadelphia, August 27.-Ar. JaHes Hand, Ireland New
lsrk; Illinois, Ba,more, do; Tw Cousins McIan, do New
Construction Johnson Whale Baldwin, do Cld Orb Duns,
do Ann Elizabeth, Sparks do; Mary Maria Balnger do.
AT IN the Schu Kin, Michigan, Robinson, New York; Water
Loo Briggs bound from Delaware side; Samuel Hail. Calcutta,
Gray. New York; Peter H.nsy Steelman do; Victory,
Smith, do Carissa Moore de- Cpd Mary Astor Tten New
York; Little john Yates. do; Intrepid do.
Richmond, Aug S-BeloS-wey mouth, Couch, New York;
America, Somers, do-Adaline Wilson, Cerson, do
Washington, N. G.. Aug 22.-Cpd Pamlico Ireland New
York; Nonp are, Jones. ID.
Edentor, NJ c., Aug. 2i-Ar Edwin William Fitzgerald
New York.
Charleston Aug. 2t-Ar. Salula Hamilton, New York
Mobile, Aug. 2.-Crd, Kensngton, Curtis New Orleans
Nashua, Pollard, Eoston
New Orleans, Aug. 20Ar Saratoga ShuMway, New York
era, bevs Hedge, do; Casper Hanser, jenkins, do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-29

from actual sales OF the 2lst July
each year. Island shows difference of3d and Egyptian
lid from the table published yesterday The United
In making rettances to England In
cotton viii experience considerable loss by these transac
tons.
Ashley bought al much higher accepted,
and prices much high for those OF Liverpool
they will H. all that has been ship
ped by them Uated States hank has RENTED about
100 900 bales which equal IS 900 lbs or e3oooo This
is at the lowest The expenses Of the voyage and
the loss arrival at Liverpool could not bele
than &C. which would $4,000 small item to be
charged TO remittance Our advices from New Or
informs Mr. Bddle and the Citizens Bank at that
place have retired market. The sales in that city
have dwndled bales from TO 1000 The export
from the United 1885 amounted to S9ooOooo in 1888
to ri Il will probably amount to over $iooooooo
this the heavy by the banks and
Others This in unprecedented in the
history world But the increase this not quite Of
so wholesome a that OF last.
The Napier Baltimore from Liverpool has brought about
$4,000 for the purchase of cotton
few more the cropof cotton have been recev-
ed In aud in Hamburg Geo. The lot ct the former
place was sold 2c aud in Hamburg at ~; The staple OF
the new crop said be good These prices are but
given first few bales will not last long We should
surprised II the next arrivals went at lie Forso the
market ways
Savannah slip has from ST. simon's Island, dated
s inst giving the particulars OF gale which severely
ursd crop The writer and that he
Mad elo the whole In whsut delay
And Why Because parcel Of has been destroyed
Island The writer's whole thoughts conferred on that
one Island lie think the abundant harvest
OF the interior.
Sales in New Orleans up to the 10th bales
iolc.
The demand at Augusta Geo. noticed had rather
fallen of the 9Th inst Prime and choice the only
qualities wanted We quote a Ioc. ssihe extremes
Philadelphia the 26th and for the week
previous AT 81 a i3c.
There material ch,nge Ia this The demand
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-29
General Markets.

MONDAY, August q, i. NJ
The market for -four and grain very day
The following the quotations today on 'changewih
small sales Genncsee 50 1ono operations the latter
price; Obi, Just arrived $1,000 sales Richmond City
1e25 $50 Georgetown City Mills and Howard street. -
New York 50 IS Rye flour IS % foreign wheat 81 50
Rye foreign 75a s2c Corn has declined soe-csnsder-
able arriving
Auction salesleooo bushels rye, COT sc cash
Nrw ORLEANS, August 10, r. M-Sugar-Prfne 81 q 9; in.
ferfor "a moderate demand Molasses-On Levce, Is
q cents per vaon sales On gantaon 20 2ic small sales
IS Baconiams &C. per s canvass 10 Ict Dc; midslings
st 1890 arrivals Beef-Mess Is dollars per bbl per
Dbl, lin dem. nd prime, 10. Flour-Superne, sl22sa "a
scarce sales fp Ell So per barrel sales Lrsd-Pg bar
Ia nc N. Tobxcco-Fnst quality, 81 &C. per III; Sc
copd do SIC. d.; crossed n II de- sales Craln-Con in
bushel supply 81 s7i do ssl-Liverpoo
coarse 275 fine rs per sack Freigms-CottorTo
Liverpool a. per M Havre lie; New York, &C. Tobacco
To Cowes and m,rket per hid sos Cd Bremen and Ham
burg, direct, 5os; New York, per hfd 81 dollars
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soon put all this to rights.
Cotton Market.

MONDAY, August %, 6 p M.
Early this moving received usual letters from Liver
pool up 25h u-our days later They represent the
having very dull for the week previous that
date further decline had been submitted to by holders. of
I'd better aud I'll inferior qualities Of American Brazis
the only description much in demani-rather better prices
obtained for that kind We this day enabled to lay
before readers table upwards months later
the published yesterday. II will be that include
a number sorts mentioned in our last.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-29
NATIONAL THEATRE-A CARD.-MR. Wal,

NATII0NAL THEATHE.-A CARD.-MR. WAL
LAC haying arrived, begs 10 inorm his friends and The
pubic generally that the above establishment will open for
season on MONDAY the 4h of September when pes
successon OF novelties TO merit continuance
sse az manager which he ha' ever had the qualification
experience IN New York The company will
composed OF established favorles many new
ioI pubic favor au29-3t
CASTLE GAHDEN.-GRAND GALA FETE and
~ splendid exhibition of FfREwORKS.-ARTiST,S b t..
1st, on WEDNESDAY EVENING next Augu,i 80,
public that he has made with Mr. Marsh the
use o. The Garden for his Benefit the evening"
winch occasion he has spared neither labor
preparing superb collection of Fireworks.
Durng the evening, full will execute some
seect pieces OF music After which, following and
spendid pieces will be fired quarter before O'clock pre-
cisey, commencing with Marine Resplendent Light new
ana splendid piece called the Chinese rlanain Tree
ana original design OF the artist f the Sd time desire the
Kaleidoscope superb piece called he Star and
koe OF Venus Signal H. rockets with serpenls
comet An entire new and magnificent piece, called
ana new and splendid piece, entitled Lavatera H.
DIani marine rockets with saucssons and The
Bower 80 r>' ~ - ny
Band commences IT z. Fireworks at quarter before g.
abundance 20 cents Tickets 10 be had The Garden.
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sILy elt-sJLyER-sILvER.

!. sILy gf-sJLvER-S1LvER.
= Sinai. c0ange such shlsgs. dxDencex. ten and hve
csr peces viii W. given In exchange Tor gs, aavcsor
Ter doIl,rs ARMY At he de<h sfthis Office. ALL.
az THE GRAND REGATTA will come on this day,
Tue~lay Auyu 20 1887. Al the Eysian Fields IIoboken
First kare-2 o'cIo-k C cared boxtA
Second Races o'clock-4osrcd boats.
Third Race-nnais rowing pair scuIt. su2eits
~ vnfor,ns,'rn wanted Of TIMOTHY FINN, who len
The county III Cork nden years last May lie worked
~ Rode Island 9Th Capt John vuder Any information re-
ectn- lin l thankfully received by his brother, John
r'nn, AZ Capt Na-ccQs Bergen Hill, ~ y su29-it
II sSTOxa as BANNs-The History OF Banks, %
Awh'e, Is sse demonstrations Of the advantages and
cest OF Tree rop on IN business ~ banking For sale
by eu29 w ID. APPLETON h co, 200 Brosdwsv.
(SLCW no ssFrr sale, splesdid sis DARED cob Boat
- furnished ssnrles. Far particulars. inquire Of
au2g j. JOSEPH W. LONG. Broad II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-29

sasns had bees pro6ase not very probable that they
would have been abandoned 80 sosn
Nothing, afford any relief bat new National
Bank.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-29

At Sag Harbcr Tuesday, 42d inst, Joseph Croius OF
to Esther A. youngest daughter OF Overflow
Southold.
Patterson Putnam county by the Rev. e. p Benedict,
the kev John Fish, minister of the Presbyterian church
Hartwiek, Otsego county Nancy Stevens be
place.
Al Weathersned, Conn the 7ih nst by the Rev. Mr..
Benny Jose ph D. Twss OF Montreal, Julia w. Francis
Baton Rouge, July 18th, by the Rev Mr. Beauprez Mar
TN y Cossltt formerly of New York. to Emene M Iet
Baltimore - - -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-29

j. T..
ID No IS Ann ENTHUSIASTICALLY arni,are ~ ca,aiogne-x
ares bookcase wardobes, plain and dressing
ngsny asd egrea chairs fancy and cane seat do foot
rocking chairs card breakfast and dining tables, marble top
Of various Sizes sdeboars cases mahogany wasstn
ssii. &C. '''e'' WINE s''''e aeca"'s'' 'r"'' %s
TO IHs; LADIEs-Elrgance, durability and com
figured cames hair, entire article for ladies cloaks
ars r. compile variety Of patterns aud CO.
er offered to The public The ladies cali ex
au1s-Im- 80 Caiharine St. corner efMadisoD.
NOTICE.-MARY DANNET said TO have resided some
quesed e Ss won Nh ' s err re-
she WI hear OF something much her advantage Any per-
the same to j. w Co, as above. au29-,w.
Prince As s,rse, E s.S s. sSHOOL Corner
reopened Monday, the 2sih August Masters of emnence
~ their respective departments engaged In the
The most expeditions manner for the practice counting
Keeping and ~ ssem s Sops
gentleman who has been employed for years book eper
he session. Tor penmanh under The instruction Of Mr. VIII
in Mans so"~ sssn a ~ at NJ and at IN The
a soon rs class shall have be formed viii attend
mar and Latin The @ ~ Emsh Gram
under The ins'Seon Of y Webb architect will reopen
ed ON the first Monday in October. su se8,s
NEW YORK TATTEEsALLs.-Tho rsrum
pus,c sales o Horses Carriages Harness, DC, cosnu.
ut " o'clocl. -'
The next sale will commence Monday, September a.
I II o'clock. All Horses Carriages &c ptepa,d ar ~,
sale anus be shawn and entered before Saturday
Sept I'd, ats O'Clock, r. M
JOHN W. WATSON 4as Broadway
r. =. Gentlemen sending horses are particularly re-
s,ed ~ send haers with fhem they will charged ny
cents each Tor them. au2J =. W w.
SPEClE AND EANk NOTES-Iousaaa Ala.
- Mississippi Tcnn.ssse, Illinois, Indiana Kentucky On
Mcir money bought aud sold favorable terms Also
specie and gold of all kinds. w ~ '
THUs ID CARPENTER, IS MaIlx
~ wanted-Unon Bank and Planters bank notes az the
dollars. nm
" small change for sale exchanged larger silver
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-29

WEEKLY REPORT OF INTERMENTS.-The City In
ector the death during the week end
ing ON Saturday Aug th vz27 men, "a women 6s boys Is
girls, total 1885,
OF whom GO of the age of year, and under; A
tween and q 10 between and 4beween and 10; be-
tween 10 and 2 6 between 20 and 80 2ewecn 80 and 40
II between 40 and So 4between 50 and 60 and
7e between 10 and 80 between 80 and 90 between 80
and 100
Dseases-Apoplexy u Asthma ]; Angina /; Cholera Nor
bus il Cholera lnanum ST. Constipation Consumption n;
Commissions 2 Group hives Death from poison l.
billy Darhoea 10 Drinking Of cold Il bropsy s; do.
mttent do typhoid g. Gangrene of lungs Inanma-
ZION Of The brain do Of the bowels 4 do chest do lungs
v DO stomach do throat Ii Insanity l; Inlemperance
Marasnns Measles II; Old age Organic disease
aea q Palsy Il Small pox Suicide Sprue 2; TeehiAg 2;
OF the above there were from the Aims House, Bellevue,
III from Bellevue Hospital 2; from lenitentiary Hospital
from City Hospital a.-Coored persons, II.
Places Of NafUify-United States 1906 Ireland, 25 En-
gland l2 Scotland Il Germany s. France q Denmark I'm
known 2
HENRY G. DUNNEL, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office Aug 26th 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-29
MORNING HERALD.-SHIP NEWS
oRT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST 2s, 10 O'CLOCK,
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Ships Janete, Lowell Natchez, j. Elwell; Renowp Gold
smith Philadelphia; Sarah Sheafe Merry Picou Barclay
Livingston Briggs (Br) David Grant, Lawrence London
nell Martin Co Schrs Amaranth, Brucher Wilmington
NJ G.; Charles Ptman, Leeds Baltimore
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-29
DIED.

tive Of London. ' e
On Sunday, 27th inst, Henry Dudley.
On Saturday, 2eh inst James Fitch, ninth Of NJ y.
Mountford, aged months and 10 days.
10Th year OF her age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-29

CNAND sTRErT GANDEN q SALOON

NJ No 2s Grand Street.-The proprietor otbe Grand Street
Garden saloon having completed his would
respectfully inform the former patrons and Ike public
al that every evening the Gardes viii he plenddy u-
minated and hand o music ~ engaged Ia make the
evening agreeable The proprietor has Engaged expo
snced hand, which will enable him IN furnish refreshments
good place OF amusement IN the city. Also
general confectionery wholesale and retail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-29

Ds n r. lS 81 ~. sGl & s-DONCOURT & STEAMERS
beg leace respectfully t. call the attention friends
am Tie public gener ally Is the and elegant e
goods just received ard opening their No 50
Pearl street. between Frankfort and Hague Consa-
and dealers viii find their establishment advantages
where else to be met with in addition Ia their entire <ock
Of goods.
sasners, OF the 7hovr u generally known BY he
appciauon of the Three Fingered Paper Hanger and Who
scrcss
art OF hanging both and despatch win
lend sspraccahe all the work which shall
he cnTpsted hscare. Sne
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-29

II for sale cheap for CASH
50 tubs Welsh Butter 90 frkns Orange loo
prcel suitable tor bakers; Brandy Cheese; kegs Dc
Jc 10 ~ barrels DO Pine App~
heee NJ casks Hams f-r family ~ de- Shoulders Do do
equal - burlington. HARTMAN 4 BIRDSALL.
mvIn 0aEdS2 Water ssre~s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-10-18
NO ONE Is MISSED.

The world is fair and gay to us,
As now we journey on;
Yet still lis sad to think twill be
The same when weare gone.
Some few, perchance, may mourn fol us,
But soon the transient gloom,
Like shadows ofa summer cloud,
Shall leave the narrow tomb.
For men are like the waves that roll
Along the mighty deep
That lift their crests awhile and frown,
And then are lulled to-slcep;
While other bilows swelling come,
Amid the foam and spray,
And as we view their furrowy track,
Sink down, and-where are they
And ever thus the waves shall roll,
Like those but now gone past,
The offspring Of the depths beneath,
The children ofthe blast
And ever thus shall men arise,
And be like those that be
And man no more be missed on land,
Than wayeupon the sea.