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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
~ TRUST COMPANY.-Pepons may effect assurances with
this Company their lives the lives Of Others and either
fer whole dura ion Of life for limited period The
ments of peiu may bo eithe made annually
Prrmiums one hnndrcd doliara for
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OLD ESTABLISHED PACKET OFFICE
AT 1874 PEARL ) rREET.
propretos have concluded their additional arrangements
Tor The desnachof extra Ships to leave Liverpool
the months 81 February March, April OF
sending or Their friends shsud make early application; dong
SO they viii detention, delay and disappointment All
Ma be ntled e free in the steamers from the
he Bank OF el nd payable Province County and m
and lswn Apply VI address. 354 Pearl ST.
DOUGLAS, ROBINSON d. co. NY.
!. - ROBINSON 4 BROTHERS. Bankers Liverpool.
Jo-u ROBINSON a. CO. Dublin
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HE r. s,

WITHE r. SIS
PATENT GRAPHIC PENCIL CASES.
This 10 rHK CONVENIENT coMBINArleN OF PEN ANs
PENCIL. WHICH EVER lSvEsrED. The SUBSCRIBER
nsPEs 1T WILL SUPPORT on THE PUBLIC
1T Is MANUFACTURED BY
"et HENRY wiTHERs,
jy tg 1877 broadway, New York.
SATIN BEAVER B0NNETs.
THIS BEEN UNIVERSALLY WORN
EUROPE, AND so MUCH ADMIRED BY THE LADIES OF NEW
YORK, AS HAVE CAUSED UNPRECEDENTED SALE
Sen ras SAME Is NOW oFFESEs BY TIE SUB
3 scRIBgRs, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
+a.te ta.aa. AT THE
SATIN BEAVER BONNET WAREHOUSE,
isA Broad,0ay Nsrc York.
s7.sm. W. A. XNpRoss CO.
MADAME JAIME, FROM PARIS,
A| CLEANS q REPAIRS
LACE BLONDE ruLLs EMBnsrDERIEs AND cAMBRIcs,
On Improved principle saea givss a" appearance equal
NO I76 WILLIAM STREET
oii-sm' 80 ~
sILKSi sILKSn SILKSi,i
THE suBscRIBER csNsTASrLY ON HAND, A SPLENDID
AssonrMENr BLvR BLACK SILKS OF
SUPERIOR QUALITY.
A sRsAr VARIETY FIGURED PeuLr DEsoI, COM
PRisiNo SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF THE RICHEST AND
FASHIONABLE SHADES, FOR sALR Lew AT
si4y OLIVER 3. GoLDsMiTHs. ~ ca,herinsst.
PAUL MENATI.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. 370 PEARL ST.
naa IF New York
TAYLOR g. DUNHAM,
53 wall STREET,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS.
Loans, Notes and Bills Of Exchange negotiated d22-im
ARMY RECRUITS WANTED,
FOR N0N-C0MMlSSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIvATES,
Apply at No. tos Water street, and i2i Fulton st ec
dis. imt
TO JEWELLERS. ENGRAVERS AND
CARPENTERS.
The subscribers have splendid assortment Of
TURKEY OIL STONE
which they er at No $40 Greenwich street corner Of Barclay
d2i-2m JW& @ W JENKINS
10 THE TEETH THE TEETH See DR.. PALMER's
Brushes ecommendedby several eminent Physicians
hosts Ladies' and gentlemen who have tested the virtue OF
his superior powder and brushes. dlS3w'
no X. c. BROWN & CO., having opened Coffee House
he Nagar No IS Warren street and laid stock 81 the
cho Wines Liquors. &C. hope by srict attention t. the
wishes to merit share OF public patronage
siTtf
n1-Asessp WRIGHT q ROWE begs leave 10 inform their
friends public that they disposed Of their stock and
Broadway and Canal ard have opened liz
Broadway where they keep the most splendid assortment Of Hats
and Eur Caps, in the city. -
Ht0y WRIGHT ROWE.
nC SEE Advertisement COMPOUND Lii
quorcs Cough special Agent M Bowery
Grand has esaed oil the great demand
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NJ SEE Advertisement Compound Ii
qu0rce Cough Mixture special Bowey
Grand has been esed consequence Of The great demand
point HOPPER, cor Broadway Franklin ST. and UNDHR
HILL Beckman and William SITS Agents for Tina Mixture.
ull
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7 AIDES CLOAK wAREHOUsE.-Th. cub
L. scuer has hasd srlesdd assortment Of Ladies Cloth
Sk and vrrno cc~ made tho nssfes sna shcosse
style, whsek win h. sod a. the lowest rc~uihe
OLIVER n GOLDsMTrH's n Cashsrine
Nh Ladies' and Misses Closks made 10 ords ks
and most fashionable style. sity
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HEALTM. THE cEIEsRATED cAMoMLE. . ToNIc

Of the pans in he stomach acid
y aa.easas, ,as = H. mouth bns noise The owsE
despondinr thoughtful, melancholy, and deieeled
.s ssp ssa%s.@ ns .s r.ss .s
s, = ne .ss 5 .eryu; D
The various WEAKNESSES peculiar ser osnc imme
ss asss and .Tw r. Esass TOMB s and
s.s V@s 's s w 70 s @ the % 4 The %
AVID ave s AVIAN s1d s SS
had 4 b. Of "a S q ..s s
New York whore the Pill. nd wse-ae ard his
CONCENTRATED COMPOUND SYRUP
~ OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fIal are FEARFUL 81 taking
parla prepared from The Hungarian sasapsua not By TN.
newly Invented process. y yeh mean. ~, toe @ss,e,ns prgp
bic 50 the infant can ste prcins sai
Sa es sss s.s ss !. s such s:
cgnsca .aece-. = The ,so,s Of a sots. pmp'e. s p
Of @ @ Se YET "a. s9s1 p BEEN sei
s AID @ M ss nes IN. ss 'n
gry bcicre THIS pcpsaton now the only preparation q
imsy b. had n unie. Beekman corner william ..
Centre asIkei Dr. IL Iia esrner B,sdwSs aid csamhs st.
o1 a. %rcsg Hall s-o ~ s sS ss~s so ss
another ceurn Of III. paper Price o. pc bottle sssm
A ion @.e na and Tn a. sssss !. . .ss
pose Tor moment that The ladies 81 this city and elsewhere 10
Pa,rcn,,e hun su, wishes adre,, mseif heu soo sense
srnghsn@s Pss,es were prpsc With SPECIAL ,esScs %
their ayer and they arc earnestly recommended 10
troubled with coughs c.l asthmas SC He confident thst
Nit po~sbc IL osin the the ladies who have
eefved benefit BY tho beautiful, paers h. could
array which, Tor modern worth intelligence and responsibility
would far outweigh m highest They spread
the beautiful .on so rnc scarlet pnk and AVN colos
= lamb skn will 'o, he whlesi linen and sy be by
the decse male all with and comfort Coz
menfh
They sod the Bowe Medicine Store Bowery by The
ndi q most obliged and humble servant = - r u. -
~ W. pADrAg.
THE TEETH!-rrIE TEETH t-THE TEETuf-
Il Mr. DAyIDS. Dentist, - Canal ~
block of has reduced the ~
ipcorrrsle Teeth sfurps fr o. 10 a. ssd VIII ~
happy for al who him price. Me
Davda will hs Teeth bo the lrsf the world pov~
Plugging Cleaning, Esrastns and setting upon gold plate ~
srrines. crcns~stpnah, how. dSir
LNRANgJN COFFEE ROOMS, No iIs Nassau s,rres pesdy
opf3eic Clinton Hall The subscriber bces eavc nfwrs
the p,bc thai w. has ovencd refccoy the above place
he will all keep the best Of rns that the MARKETS
rl and NJ such reasonable thinks
alcee- Al rtscf Investments, oysters 40 from NJ m
al foocock,PM JOHN ALLEN
di7im
7 AIDES CLOAK wAREHOUsE.-Thss sub
IL scner has ssd srlevdd assortment of Ladies Cloth
and veno ro~k made the and
stye which win h. soid the lowest ro~ubk
OLIVER n GOLDsMTrHs. n Cashsrpe a.
Nh Ladies' and Misses Cosks made ovd@ w tks
and most fashpoable style. sty
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EMIcRANT PASSAGE OFFICES

~ s..-- EMlcRANT PASSAGE OFFICES
rW ssee.dxe Pdssenesrsrc England Sc0t6nd and Wales
LL1 iHE SUBSCRIBERS have msde for getting
7E our steerdge Britain and Iroland
WIN promptness, ecsnomy, ard comfort Pers0ss wsh
nr TO send ioI Their friends by applying No 100 PNEST
i67 SOUTHST. eir pH-sares nsos me-
DEBATE ssels Of the class expense Win
spared the different ships by which win be re-
ceved 10 insure To them every comfort the passage m
all where the decline coming the money viii rs-
turned Every facility Will be given obrAuspg nfom Of
persons property &C in England ireland and scotland ves-
sells wIlcave Liverpool weekly, that there Willie
ton Fog the u those envssT
TOR their friends who wish send them to oaah
tien To provide for the Drafts will be gives the lo
lowing gentlemen, viz:
william Mley, rs Eden Quay Dublin. ANM
John Hiram Shaw, Chcht ter Quay. Belfast.
Matthew MeCHnn steam Packet Office, Wexfosd.
John McAuiff, Merchant Quay, Cork.
JeteT Kceean, West street. DrogheLa
John Best, Sugar Island Newry.
M. Dougheriy, Colosine.
james Cairns, Corn Market, Londonderry.
james Gibson, rs Radcia street, Sligo.
James FmDefan Lacarrow Athlone.
John Muitagh, Ba lnacargy.
joseph Roman, Mulnsgar.
John Atkinson, Carlisle.
DANIEL Wright & Co., Robinson street, Glss sow.
Agents VINO VIII also assistance
gers To Liverpool
Applications for p9ssags from residing the cotrv
post pad) VIII meet with particulars apptv
=" RAWSON N MukRAY, 100 Pine st.
oi-oh VI st
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THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INsUR'

Continue insure against damage by Are Buildings
Goods Ships Port and then and description OF
personal property, at their Office No Is Wall street.
DIRECTORS.
Rosert AinsIe, rhomas Bogen.
David (;odwse, Henry H. Elliott,
Daniel Jackson, Thsmas SarJeant,
Coulnndt Palmer, Edgar JENKINS,
John I.Fimer Graham, " v fiasbiook,
Thsr,ee Til.ston Henry II. Leeds,
Louis DeCasse George d. Strong,
Henry WyckoH, Charles O. Handy,
Samuel T. Tisdale, Stephen Storm,
William r. Halett, Edward Frost, .
ROBERT AINsIIE, President
n 3 STEVENS Secretary.
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- JAMES w. WEBB having taken the stsse for
nerly occupied by WRIGHT q ROWE, Broadway ornes
~ OF Canal st. leave inform his f end and tie pve
seaeral That he has opened wtr a onsid assomsnt
article in his line - 1877 "'1 ''sa' os"-
The silk Hats made the bodies which render,
aud color until worn " - s"-S0
where. - : - S-'s'~AS''s ~
N R-The oil! stock will be sold cheap fsr cash. sssf
MI SIN JAMES w. WEBB.4B broadway, cor. Canal st.
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. PATENT GRAPHIC PENCIL CASES.
This 10 THE CONVENIENT cosiBISArleN PEN ANs
PENCIL. WHICH iNvENrED. THE SUBSCRIBER
HsPRs WILL MEET THE SUPPORT or THE PUBLIC.
1T Is MANUFACTURED BY
@hl HENRY wfTHERs,
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n-Messrs WRIGHT 4 ROWE tess leave 70 inform ,hei,
Store Broadway and Casals ard have opened
Broadway where they keep the most splendid assortment Of Hats
and Eur Caps, in the city. -
Bt0y WRIGHT ROWE.
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PUSHTON a ASPINvNALL, No % william .tr,.s
~ offer Ter sale the following articles Ginger Root "a.
msca Burgundy Pitch Engsb superior passss d.
German Coegn faIlna warantsd-Tooh Brushes. French
English made TO Order Seidktx and soda
Powders, carefully put # superb quayMedcne Cbests
great variety Of pa terms which will he filed order At s no
tce, for nps aud families vsrpmse ~
manufacturers ices-ratanc Ac-sopcr Carbonate soda 90.
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vTHE TEETB!-rrIE TEETH 1.-THE TEETuifl--
Mr. DAsIDs srrrou DENTIST = Camel corner of Merr
one block o has reduced the
he, scorrpsibe Teeth % o. 10 o. ssd VIII W.
happy for all who rncnye him thar price Ne
Dsyida hs Teeth 20 ba tho prolu~s
plugrng ccaune Esrasiins and setting upon gold Plate
srr,ngs wttsnnhl, In
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- ONESPRICE AND ONE QUALITY
GROWN co; Chatham square. continue manufac.
~ turing their celebrated Hats Price THREE moi AIRS
as Is abishcd N 1884 IN presenting these Hat 10 the
pubic the propeiors think hey have reached fhc
um Of beauty durability chearness ard comfort 10 lie esrs~
Az sales Tor cash good customer there pays the es IL
the had i5s Chatham Square, OF Mott street "
Ely2ly
- TREvALL, STODDART& CO.. No. Ia
Cortl Dd street Beg inform trndc thst thev ke~
~ removed from No Corantt 10 the ab0ve Isrse srI
elegant New store, where thea have on hand and ~
constantly reoeving fresh supplies Of Plush and r
they will sello accommodating terms.
HATS. CAPS. STOCKS, and Stock Frames at whsjesaje
sf9.tcv
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LNRANEiJN COFFEE ROOMS No. ne Nassau sree- nearly
opposite Chiffon iiau The subscriber hce. leave 10 inm
pc i w. has ovencd refractory NJ the above place. whs
will all times, keep the best Of cnsls that the MARKETS s
fsd and NJ such reasonable he thinks must sr him
aIoee An ~ Of ~frcshmenis oysters, Sc FROM A. M
al ieecl"cs,PM JOHN ALLEN
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POST SCRIPT.


From the Washington Globe ofsaurday evening Oct H.
The amendment from the House to the bill extend
ing time on merchants bonds, was concurred IN to-
day by the Senate.
BILL TO sEpARATB THE GOVERNMENT FROM THE
BANKs.-This measure as will be seen, has been laid
on the table until the next session, Mr.. Clark OF
New York, proposing the postponement, as he said,
not to defeat it, but consult the wishes of his con-
sttuents. This appeal was successful with some ten
or dozen of the democratic members and the whole
opposition uniting with them in body the pospon-
ing proposition carried by vote of l29 TO l07.-
If The privileged question 10 lay on the table had not
prevailed, the bill would have been carried by ma
orty las was ascertaned by the declaration OF seve-
raj members who voted for the postponement) Of
three rStes.
The substitute offered by Mr.. Garland, to recog-
Mise the State banks again and their paper on resum-
ing specie payments, the agents and means of the
Treasury was repudated by stronger vote IN the
House than it was in the Senate, when submitted by
Mr. Rives 1t received only seuenty-ttree in the
House, out of two hundred and forty. The seventy
three votes were composed, with the exception of six
or eight of members avowedy hostile to the State
bank system. The federaists who voted with the
six or eight conservatives for a return to the State
bank SYSTEM are the open advocates of the national
bank as the Treasury power and balance wheel ofthe
country. They would only recur to the scheme Of
Messrs Rives and Garland as one which would again
fail, and end in establishing national bank.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16

SATURDAY, Oct. is,sr.M.

SATURDAY, Oct Is, 6r.M.
We take credit TO ourselves for eng the FIRST call public
the OF the grain crops In this country The
statement calculations and views which published
on that subject been copied into papers without
snowledgng the Of their information In
they have muta ed articles with vew no
doubt passing them of original their paternity
post sight of In the Banere American Of Friday we OBJ
long article bread su In which the writer con-
that calculations the quantity raised this year
based data This however he not AZ,
tempt to do by furnishing other data lie
~ makes the statement coupled with the assertion that In
Penny vsna New York. and other states the smsups
crop ed had been "fa short Of been repert-
ed ago Now show how erroneous this asser-
ton state from actual returns the year
there raised in couHy tonso) in this states surplus
meeting the wants OF the Inhabitants bushels
OF wheat; and will pretend say that produce
that nearly equal 10 what has been this sah
Ing million OF Bushels have at least twenty
wheat growing counties which, the average yield much
this would give surplus Of twenty mens Of bushels Of
wheat In the OF New York alone Estimating the acgre-
gate OF the whole wheat growing Union sios-
ted New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland Virginia. Ohio
diana, Illinois and Michigan, hundred which certain
y low estimate, this would produce hundred millions o.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16

Vino NoMIsArIoss-This is an elegant kettle of
fish. First comes Mr.. Acker for sheriff Now this
Mr.. Acksr is one Of the principal persons by whom
the high price Of provisions still Expresses this city,
OF course every that pays Is cents per pound for
beef ought to vote for him out of pure gratitude that
meat is higher. Then again, the assembly ticket is
principally made up Of a batch of Tammany rcnega-
does, miserable conservatives" Texas land specu-
lators, with only good name among them and that
one is David b. Ogden, mig y respectable federalist
of the old school. As we never yet supported fcde-
ralis we are determined TO go for Mr.. Ogden, con-
ssten honorable man, just by way ofan "untried ex
pertinent" to sec how il will feel c. G. Verplank is
the only man yet nominated by the wings that we
care fig for. II the Tammany party make as bad
nomination tonight, we, who go on our own hook,
will nominate ticket of own, to be called the
Independent Herald Ticket" II will beat all the
others. Whs bets il wont
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16

Qvrcx woRx.-A young Engshman named
Jones robbed fellow boarder named Gardiner at the
Franklin House of 5000 on Wednesday last. They
both went TO hiadephia-afterwards came back
here. Gardner then discovered the robbery-had
Jones arrested on Friday. He was tried in the Court
Of Sessions on Saturday guilty, and VIII pro-
badly be sent to Sing Sing tomorrow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16

ISrrpEus, LOOK ovr.--A witness in the Court oil
Sessions on Saturday was not allowed TO give his tes-
timony because Mrs. Anne Tlford testified that ne
did not believe in future sse-in heaven or hell
God or the devil and further said that Jesus Christ
was equal to nobodyr'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16

Woop, THE SNeEa--The action brought by Dr.
Hart, theatrical critic Of the Courier and Eaqulrer
against Wood, the singer set down, we understand,
for tomorrow. The action brought by Mrs Ham
bin against Wood for Islander and defamation, has
been down for trial today. But such is the "glo-
rous uncertainty of the law" that it is doubtful whe-
Their either Of these trials "come of" the present
term.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16

LAND SPEcULAToRs.-Troup, who was charged
with selling lands without titles was discharged By
the Court Of Sessions on Saturday on his own recog-
nzance. We presume that The court considered that
it would be too tedious an affair to arrest and try all
the rascals that running about the city selling
lands without titles to them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16

MELAscHoLy.-I only received four letters from
far ladies Yesterday. Some brothers or father 9
:, ocL;nos must have been darned on Saturday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16

THs Orphans ASYLUM BALL t,kes place on We'd
nesday night at Masonic Hall. Fair ladies' wont you
dance the charity cotillion or the gallopade OF
benevoleRce
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16

1r JIM CRow has returned from Boston. He
played there five nights to crowded honses, and thr
ty-fivc encores. What steamer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16

Ir Who painted the inside Of Trinity Church, He
must have been disciple Of Alexander the copper
smith, for such a botch we never saw. We can't
say our prayers quietly there till il be reprinted
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16

IL Who will start public meeting to create a
Poor Fund for next winter I'll give 800 to begin
with, out Of the sl,l50 which Hamblin, like an hon
est man, paid me up1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16

IS Yesterday was very beautiful day. The la
dies coming from church lovely as angels.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16

MAsaUER tonight at Bulls Ferry. The Indians
wear bulls heads for masks
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16

f5 Thanks TO a newly married couple for the
luscious piece of cake sent me on Saturday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16

LOOK OUT QuAcKs.-Some small stir has been
made by the police about the death Of an individual
supposed to have been poisoned by taking Thompso-
MAN medicine. The body was taken up and examn
ed yesterday, and inquest held on il but the jury
had not rendered verdict at O'clock when they
adjourned to meet again in the evening. The work
Of reform is going fast Tozer one Of the quacks
who endeavored TO doctor the currency, has had his
career cut short now one Of the ten thousand who
are doctoring and poisoning the public hourly, WILL
we trust, have his career cut short As the case is
not yet decided on we suppress all names, but still
we say, look out quacks Of every grade and shade.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16

family party was given al new Brighton Pavilion
on Thursday evening and charming party j, was.
The dancing continued until midnight when delight
fil supper was announced-oceans of champaign, ac-
companed by jokes and puns, gave zest to the enter
tainment The sweet ones, however, returned again
TO the gallopade, the quadrille and the watz-and
gayer scene has seldom been witnessed. The COM
pany consisted of between 80 and CO. the invited
guests Of the private party now assembled at the
Pavilion, enjoying the enchanting auumnal weather
we have had during the last five or six wceks-so
peculiarly agreeable for enjoying the charming rides
OF the beautifully picturesque island.
BY the by, the celebrated Boston Young Ladies
Boarding School, under the superintendance of the
distinguished and elegant Mrs Inglis, will open at
Belmont House, New Brighton, early in November
PaorosrTIoN OF BAReArs.--we can do the adyer-
Using of the democratic party for one rd less than
Barney Batcs. Barney wants $1,000 to keep his
light burning will advertise oil their notices and
ward meetings, for $500 cash in advance, and give
them three times the circulation that Barney can.
Wont the party trade with an old customer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16

II Colton's Second Assembly is given tonight
The dancing and freezing season is coming on.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16

ASorHBR PosTrosEmEST.-Th press OF foreign
and domestic news prevents me today from giving
full account of the settlement of my fracas with Tom
Hamblin price 81 l50 in cash down. shall certainly
dish il up tomorrow. Can't Flynn or some friend tax
Hamblin and introduce him to met clever fellow
of that name should like to know Bell Blythe
and Boerck must now be brought up for sentence IN
The Court of Sessions. They were the lnshgators
and promoters Of the riot in my Office. We call on
Recorder Rker to proceed and pass sentence on these
three worthless. Hambn has satisfied justice Come,
come, Recorder, when will you be ready When you
punished me for mistake in name at the instance
Of Jack OHaggerty-I submitted IN silence Are
men who committed riot, during which time an as
sault, and robbery of $780, were committed, to es-
cape the just vengeance of the law7 Recorder Ri
ker, pa, on your judgment cap. We never shall let
you up ull you do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16

VT,b0NOf0
The bullion in the bank England now supposed 10 h.
Esocoooo sterling being increase OF nearly
f2ooooee sterling since January last sooosooc ny the
next arrival shall have the averages Yet strange 10 tell
the socbanks Of the United sats have specie paper
circulation than the aggregate banks Of ngland
Twoof the Albany banks, the Mechanics Farmers and
The Canal, have resumed specie payments Very we-go
Sales az the stock Exchange.