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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23
State Of Trade.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. D.
The principal portion Of the stores were closed during the
latter part of the day. The weather throughout WINS very
dense-and at the time of penning these few lines, a very thick
fog hovers over the city, which has excluded all vessels from
entering.
New ORLEANS, Nov. IA Blu little produce received TODAY,
and mark Is unu ually du!-we have heard of the folio W ing
sales:-Cotion-l6i bales Mississippi, l0ac: 81 do. do. o; IS do.
10. loi; III do. Louisiana; 81 do. do. 10; 8 40. do. II; 6 TO; Ar
kansas, 7i-total, 45s bales The receipts today are 1884 bales
louisiana and Nj issi>sipp the exports 1896 te Liverpool. To.
bacco-A small lot OF inferior sold for ~ Sugar-Louisians
81, OF good quality. Lard-l2eo kegs of very prime soid Mt 10
cs and 900 at -, 70 for shipmen'. pork-lao brls prime was
hhds sides At ~; the stock on hand very small. and the de-
mand fair. Fiour-l00. brls. suPerfise sold al 81, bat a small
quantity arrived To-Day. and stock decreasing.
CIScIHSATI, Nov. i7-As we predicted the day before yes
terday, webave n grea rise of water. The river has risen In
the thirty-si hours preceding two O'Clock this day, upwards
OF fourteen feet, and is still rising fast. Weather delightful
Indian summer. Business lively.
CHARLESTON, Nov rI-Coton z a l2,. sales; rice s3i a A;
flour siI3 sales; corn ll2 n lis; oats 4c.
GUYANA, 7. Oci. 2L-The weather still continues very
favorable, and ] think we are now sure OF large crop.
ST. THOMAS, Oct. l2-Tle prospect for the ccnine crops
are most f,ttcrins, and should prices look up, and CONNER
cil affairs improve In the United states, we may expect live.
lisr state OF trade throughout the West Indies
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23
Gotten Trade.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. %.
we have omiitedou promised report on Cotton, well know.
ing that many of cur readers will be too much r tigued after
the dolags of today TO attend to il. Tomorrow it shallbe forth.
coming.
Cotton has declined at Charles on ! cent for prime, and I a !
'or ordinary. Arrivals are heavy. On the l7th, 1872 bales
cane to hand.
On the lfth, arrived at New Orleans, the ship Amelia, from
Natchez, bound to Liverpool, with %, 900 bales on board. The
Orleans factors are pricking up their ears in alarm at the pros.
pect OF losing the least ofiheir former heavy profits. Expor-
tations from New Orleans for Liverpool. on the 18Th, were
1873 bales-and for New York zoo. Sales fair from n a loi
cents.
Doings at Mobile IRE so 50. Prices steady.
The Moctczuma cleared on the 18Th from Savannah Tor Pro.
violence with a large cargo Of cotton. Will the brokers of New
York take the hint |! Whit was to hinder them from selling
this cotton at this mart! Nothing but their inattenton 10 the
prime interestsof the city. II will be said that the bills for the
purchase Of this very cargo are done here. True. But no
enc will pretend to rank the advantage Of a direct trade with
that o. an indirect one. As might be expected, nothing done
here today.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

CLEARED.
Brigs Susan, Trinidad de Cuba; Grand Turk, Bartlett. De
inarara, Nesnhh Il Leeds; Mia, lBf) Alexandria, BslEe,
QIonduras) Mes.egaes 4 Glenn. schrs Octsvia, Page. Nor.
folk, Nesnith X Leeds; Maria, sommers, Elizabeth City,
~. e.
ARRIVED.
Br. bark Neptune, Hills. Losdoa n Portsmouth, sept Dist,
Columbian brig Marcelino, Lucsannar, Carthauena, 10
days, with mdze to Nv. rctt n Battele.
schr. Samuel Mcdowell, Richings, Philadelphia, . days, 10
master.
schr. samuel Rosewood, Terry, Virginia, 3 DAYS. u master.
Schr. IIernosa, Chitten, Murfrcesbor1, N. O., II DAYS. with
mdle. 10 n. warisg K Son
schr. Susan, Chsmbers, Philadelphia, 3 days, 10 master.
schr.. Thosas ": Jerks, Dyer, swansboro N. g., 7days,
sloop sharL, Brown, Philadelphia days, with md1e. 10
order.
MEMORANDA.
Arrivals today were few. The dense fog that existed the
whole day haskept vessels from canning Ia TIE weather has
The Atasco. Keatipg. which sailed from Canton previous 10
the I'D May, for Manila, had not arrived at last accounts from
that port.
sail from New York. se commanded by three broihe n, born
NJ one birth, NJ Cunrpoo, In that viciriy, named Frederick.
Francis, and Franklin Sherwood.
The ealit. Mathews, from Boston, for prospccf, in b,Ilast.
was run down on night 81 18th inst by the Mcdonald. Benuef,
of md from waldokoro' for Boston, cut down her lsrboard
bow To the y ater's edge, she Immediately capsized, the crew
having barely time ~ get on board the M,-n0ihing saved.
The above is the vessel fallen in with by the Eiisa Am, at
Porilsnd.
The Eisa5etA, Bourne, ef and for Nantucket, firm PhfladeI-
pbta, with n cargo Of coal, archoredof the Nantucket Bar, on
Tuesday, the 18th inst, drove from her moorings during the
nisht. and stranded at THE Cliff. The cargo will be saved-the
vessel W said b. have bilred.
The MDoronch. from Nantucket, for New Bedford, ashore
al Coos berry Neck Bar.
The York before reported, Hl has q cargo OF $500 chests
oftea, and TO cases Of China silks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

TIE 1s~: n~snph,ey, at ros,oa, from Havana, spike, 18Th,
~ s1 saa 1Y 1.e e. Mfs ssS% s.;. Gci .ss w t,%% ! :; u inland 81 70, IS sa VA,
survisor q The Control. q Dennis which sailed from yaco on
tSr d 18Th inst css 70 70. prssiasf &c cargo io%e. !, and on the i4h.
by the board, AMI $ { righied. but was filled witL water, and
sa sw *. % nj s,so a 6 e0 n ? breach sss cs over her: M; Glitter.
Bedford ss aged "S 49, lSh we, no drowss,; Daniel ?; Chase, mate, Of
"e' i''sae ana w ssEGHs1Isi
Sept ss'A' oil Island Of Ts,seis;Iorio Of Rochester.
Nov. 18Th, lat IS, lon 1880. Eliza Warren, New York, for
Nassau f'-'y 'h so T1Efi;ASs' a rp pn:rse''1''-
Cork, Oct. i4-Rspub!ic, Williams, New York.
10, ays; Christovsl Colon, Saith, dis; Cambridc-. Tay, fght
or char,ei Olivia Buckel. Hopkins, next week; Hannah, B5ss,
Hood, soon; Lesnldss, Crocker' do; Russell, Ma tbews' do; Ra
pid, Jewsui Gs; Douglass, Racker, Tuesday; New Es gland,
soon; Aadrodis, Byrne, few days; O,eron, Mitchell, suSday;
virginia i in,Il for sale De "a, Frances, fg.t Or charter; Fair
gle, b Barton, unc, Bonay Goat. unc; Tanlvy, West, do, WIN.
Francis, Collins, do; Mary Ann Cassard. Moore, next week;
bia, doi Cleopatra, Anderson. d.; Constitution, Fisch, Key
vest; Cerrede Honduras. Panim, me.
PORTLAND, Nov. I8-Ar. Monument. Hutchins, New York.
BosroN, Nov. 2o-Ar. Beulah, Parsons. New York; Caro-.
Orleans -2l.tar Martha Ann, Foster. New York; wa,chman,
jameson, do; March, Doane, do Robert, Rake, do.
NEW BEDFORD, NOV. 2o-Ar. Maria, Ricketson, Ne~ York;
FALL RIVER, Nov. 10 Ar. Joseph Brown, Brown, New
PHLADELrHIA, Nov. 22-Ar. r anet, Smith, New York.
Returned, Jatn Iii bard, with damage-ar.i il the Schuyl-
nown, scnll, do.-cld from do, Fidelity, wtIetts, New York;
Herald, will-tts, do; VIM. kimball. Robinson, do; valian.,
ALEXANDRIA,, Nov. 2o-Ar. Potomac, Knapp, New York.
sAvAssAH. Nov. 1s-sr. Newark. Durham, New York;
Andres, Pravidcnce-lstR Tannisa. Mat ison' New York
GIL Angellqoe. Nichols, New York; Moctezurna, Mauran,
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. I4-Crd, Liverpool, Bars,ow. Liver.
pool Bey, Burt, NV york.ar. Tac.ius, Russell, Liver
nool' Aqsterliz, Hammond, New York-l3lh, cid, Fanny
Cowel, Liverpool.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23
Sales at the stock Il xchango.
Corn Market.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. q.
We have all along predicted that the late crops were quite
equal to he consum p,ion Of the country. Ia lss6 every body
agreed that the crops were short and hence imporiaiions Of To-
reign gain TO hlup the gap occasisned by the deficiency
The production Of 1896 added to the importation was certain y
eqaal to the consumption. From The first OF August othe 18th
ofthis menfh, 1t appears by the official returns that the increase
of -four arriving at this city, by way OF The canals, il 10 the same
proportion to the whole consumption that The importatipns
from abroad for the same time. What dses this prove /, That
there Is In reality 40 necessity for going 10 Europe for a suppl
This necessity has been ere ated by the -four dealers. Their
system operates 50 well that on the ordinary chances Of calcu.
Is,ion they can predict the exact state Of the market Bat
without more ado we suhjoin the following capital article from
the Albany Arg US II speass for itself as a sensible deduction
from plain facts.
Tur WHEAT CR0rs or 1885 AND l8j6.-Assum'ng that the
whsst cropi = brought 10 marke, between the lsto September
and the 3Ist NJ August, NJ Il the following r. suts are g. rnishe.
by y csp parison Of the wheat crop OF 1895 mi 1886. - far as
the conparison can be made, from, toe qua tify coming 10 the
Hudson river on the Erie canal, In each Of The years referred
10. ia
Statement Of the wheat and -four len =, Albany and West Troy.
Rush. vkcat Bbls. -four.
From Ut sept 1875 IN 3st Aug 1880, e9l,N s2 2at
From Isl sept. 1896 to 8ist Aug. 1887, Ew,s57 6s7y65s
Showing a decrease OF $1,000 as4sai
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

nEPILATOuy pO wDER For removing super
y, nu~ushair lrorn tho face, arms and neck A single appli
ca,inn AT cts = IL purpose without paia or injury 10 the skir,
which or the contrary isiet whittier and softer han before, \
second spplieston DESTROYS the roots NJ the hair. for sale NV
nlsw' IA n. ~LAMoUREUx, 37 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

SwALy HaNK n I'll, sl25, SiIo, SL75, ~
y 81 and a. 81 Incorporated banks of the very first standing
II New uclsrd, constsstly On hand NJ the Strangers Es.
change Office. ~ wall street, for city er safety Fund notes, Mt
pr. Gold, silver and bark notes bsught and sold On the best
terms, and all Kinds . 0ank notes examined gratis, and whh
ulcaprs. n2imt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23
lncrelSe.

S-ftV wv
The quantity Of -four and wheat arriving nj Troy and Albany
Is equal, at this time, 10 ten Thousand barrels per day, and if
the navigation continues through the month OF November, the
quantty OF hour brought to market from the first of Sepiem-
per 10 The closc OF navigation will be from GOO, 600 10 CSC, W0
barrels.
There Is no reason that " the extravagant prices Of Hour ex-
acted last wister, should be kept up this" Why! "There is
an ample supply Of coarse grains and vegetables" But, can.
totl The Argus do more for the public interest Can il not ex.
'end It's researches to Rochester, and expose the plans and
combinations Of capitalists, banks, miners, farmers, and -four
Dealers 10 BE- sure it can. II this journal has any regard for
the public interest lett speak ost-now is tie time. Ii win
lose nothing by it. Let the an Argus indeed on the walls OF
te poor mans interests, and help US who have battled 80 long
sIngly, 10 show the consumer what a heavy and unjust tax he
pay $ for the very bread he eats. 1t has many sins to atone for.
Now is the accepted hour.
AT Charleston the market is bare Of -four. Prices rule at
Sll6 Corn goes al Sl.15
There arrived al New Orleans 18th New. 95 brls. of h,ur.
Rates 1925 a S8-l4th, 1000 brls. sold at SO. Stock decreasing.
Nothing done Of importance today in flour a, this mari.
Every body was busy rejoicing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

MECHANICS, EXCHANGE COMPANY,S
w BANK AGENCY AND DISCOUNT OFFICE, No.
% Wallst. New NoSk.-Thc Company having taken the bank.
ing house Of Messrs. :. 4 NJ. Allen n Co offer their services in
buying, selling, discoun,irg and collecting notes and drafts in
most OF the states, on favorable terms, and in buying aud vel.
ling gold and silver and voourrent bank notes generally. The
plan which this institution have taken IN giving ample security
iato the hands Of dsnterested gentlemen Of reputation and
worth, have gained for II the most undoub,ed confdence-o
mu b - thit their checks or drafts, % the different banks are
taken by The principal hrokers, and pass rs readily, and Al the
same rates as The bills Of the banks on which they are drawa.
nil 2mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

VANILLA BEANs.-A small case Just received and
' Tor sale by USHTO 4
OIL Jnf No. s6 William st.
SULPHATE OF QUINNE-wsnanted perrecp
~ pure.
snlphste and Acetate OF Morphine-warrsnted pure-in.
Oz. vIals
Jujube Psste-French-sru qualty-in Is and 50 10. bore.
White wax-500 lbs suitable fer retail.
swsim's Paaaces-at manufacturers prices, with Spanish o.
English directions.
Medicine Chests-for ships or families.
White Skins-French-for plasters, hc-a large assortment
Tonic irture-warranted cure f~r the fever and ague.
Soda and Seidiitr Powders-by The gross or dozen; together
with n large assortment OF Drugs, Chemicals and Fancy aui.
cles, for sale wholesale and retail, by
UsnTON 4 AsPINwALL,
o2lSm' ~ William street
WAREHOUSE, Nos Isl and $50 Chatham street, oppo-
site Mulberry.-The subscrisers now offer for sale n large and
extensive assortment OF kidderminster Carpcting. Iograia
carpets from IL to ~. per yard. Also, n large sssortmsn nj of
Tuited Rugs, from s. tn ~. English foorc.,ha, druggets. la
bic, piano and stand covers, door mats, kc, all ~ reduced
prices for cash. REEVE 4 SHERWOOD.
nIo-lmf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

Eliminating Ave buhsk Of wheat to . barrel ct -four, and The
following results are presented. wa:
Flour coming to market ON the canal IRON the -
Flour coming to uaarke. ON the canal from the
Decrease, 35l, 4o4 do.
This show: . deer. ae of,he crop Of 1896 compared with that
the wheat crop in this state and else where. and the scar city Of
vegetable food generally by The failure OF all the crops in 1886,
has been supplied b. a large importation of foreign wheat and
otner ! rams, during tue winter and sprins of 1887. IL Is per-
haps fair tn assume that If the inportaiions OF foseign wheat be
ADDED to the crop II 1886, il will make it equal in quantity 10
the crop Of 1885 II then the diminution in the quantity OF
WHEAT and aour coHing 10 market on the caaal IN the spring
Of 1887, from the crop of 1856, has been made un frnm importa-
tons IRON abroad, the r. ceiptt thus fer from ne crop OF 1887,
compares WI h the receipts by the canal last fell, from The crop
10y ought 10 encourage u 10 hope that the extravagaLt price
OF hour exacted last winter will not be kept up this, siace there
Is an ample supply of course or .Es aud vegt 1 bles.
The relieving Isl comparison of The quantity OF wheat and
nour coming 10 market from tie Isl September to the 18th No
Vemper, Tor the last two years, viz:
A statement OF the quantity OF wheat and flour arriving al the
Hudson river ON the Erie canal.
- Bush. wheat. Bbls. Hour.
From LIST Sept. to 18th Nov. 1886, 32O.596 3i6.47S
Fiom let Sept. TO 18th Nov. 1897, 285,549 446,o4S
Decrease, S5,0i7 Incr'se 90, $40
Estimating five bushelsof wheat for a barrel OF n our, and the
comparison stands thus:
riour coming to tide water on the canal for As
days IN 1857, 5a3 l52 barrels.
Flour coming TO Tide water on the canal for As
days in 1896, 4lo,592 do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

STEEL C~USHlONS-To
~ use The words of the Mechanics Institute, they award To
A. BASSFORD 2 Diploma for a new fashioned Cushion, n We
~ great Improvement, 50 constructed that the balls can be hit
below their centres as well W en- under the cushion as when
out on The table. Players and purchasers are invited 10 lry
them ct 2s broadway, entrasce joins the Museum, through
Terrspin Lunch. or under SUNDAY Morning News office, No.
3 Ann st-at92 Broadway, near Wall ST. called southern Cof-
fee Room, six fine tables, making in all seventeen, up ready
for trial.
a CHESS ROOM is just added to the concern, where ger.
sons are In attendance TO teach those " ho wish to learn Chess
or improve themselves At b !l,srdsby private lessons.
N. Is. Every article IN the trade for sale. Mo 3n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

limited STATE ARMY-wa nted, for the IN
~ ted states Army, a lew able bodied citizens, between the
ages OF IL and 35 years, OF good character, and Of respectable
standing among tnel' fellow citizens Mare need apply Ia en-
fer The service butth0se who are cetcrmined 10 serve The peri.
cd OF their enlistment, which Is only three years, hsneslly and
faithfully.
The sum Of two dsilars will be given TO any citizen who
shalt bring to This rendezvous n person with the above qualti-
cations, " Hing TO enter the service, and who shall be regular.
y enlisted.
Recruiting Rendezvous, i9s Fulton street, New York.
nlc-im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

YNv THE IADuFs-Mufs, Boas, Canes, Peleripes
u kc.-C. WATSON, ls Chatham 81. has on hand an ole.
giant assortment Of the above articles which he can afford 10
sell Al very reduced prices, and respectfully invites the stten.
ton OF ladies who are DESTROYS Of securing their personal com.
tort through The coming winter ~ the least pos lille expense. 10
his stock of Dressed Furs, consisting OF every article In The Inc
which be IL conhdent will he found unsurpsssed in the civ as
regards quality or cheapness.
Also, fur clo,h, velvet and fancy caps Of the latest and most
approved patterns
N ". Ladies' Furs altered and repaired. and ever ~ article i.
The line made 10 order. CHARLES WATSON
MO 2mt "a rhaihats u.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

wM: MLoueHLlN, Aoeuonesr.

No. wM. MLOUGHLIN, Aocsionetr. -
. CO., Nsne,s Buildiur. -
tom room y and re- y st-Thb Day, "A 8 o'clk, at tie acc
~ Ainses or cards and IN dozens; SCISSORS IL dozens ara n.
- cannnters and bundles; double and sino,~s
I'm 'tplTi1 ,.a steel and brass Lsrrelsd pistols; percusstos
raney Notwithstanding OF double err, roiorne la, :
peIiumery, French and English soap. lays,dar : ,
shoes. ,oosoho, ooo"i A
Also, an invoiceef Jewelry- consisine At s,r.r,og, e,..,
rugs, watches, Dreast-pins, chains, nc. NC. 90 sms
YORK HOlsE BAZAAx-
~ ror the Sale OF Horses, Vehicles, ~. 81. Inv cour,.Son
q, private s<ie daily, and by public auction every Wednesd.v
weather. "Hnout tesafo V
The proprietor takes this opportunity OF 4xpres nj, his ..
knowitdgnents 10 the patrons Of this establishment bo,b cry
nhiha aAd The late tro, of Stinpson a. Cowan, for tie very
sure ms friends aud the public that he has ROW It's sole manage
It's continuance. "
Horses taken at livery as usual, and careful grooms EN-.
ployed. 1890 ~" !"
horses TO hire ofthe best description at the shortest notice 70
M nlehus, ana gentlemen Introduced by them.
z IN wM. COwAN. 81 Crosby 81
NEW hONh IATI 1. sA LI.~.-The rrsuaf
!. /. y salrs % Horses, Carriages, Iiar egs, &C, ccEiinue
/. 'aSe pace al tins web known establishment every Mopasy
The next sale will commence on Monday r-,, o7,b Nov
~ ~ oclock., All Horses, Carriages, &c. intense ed Tor iris
Nov. 18th, at 5 O'Clock, r. NJ. "A'
~ also necessary that early application should be made. "a
a lhiiea numher Of horses only can be taken, and no horses
= oe oiiereu az auction unless registered in time for the
n. Ban assortment of elegas, sleighs just received. and
for sale. ""'
Also, will be sold an elegant Chariot and two .els Of harness
III property OF the late DR.. BuJhe.
Also, a pair of fine bay Horses, l6 hands high. 4 wears old
long tails. Apply to
o6-sm- JOHN W. WATSON 44e Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

Sill 1ti-SALV
TTSmal caange, such a. shillDgs. siXpences, ten and FIVE
cent pieces, will he givea in exchange for GOO, aalves or nuar.
ur uohafs. Apply al The desk 81 this Once. 1923 II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23
rERMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sII.vEu /,

GERMAN SIN ER-GE * MAN SILVER 4,
- This most beautiful article surpasses any thing ever be.
fore offered IL the fuhtic, for durability and appear snce. II
y quite equalt TO sterlisg silver, and costs less than one fourth
the price
First sizc tea spoons $500 per dozen; second do. do. 50 50 /;
very large do. &3ee; full size table do 81 90. very hea W.
Also, soup ladies', sugar tongs, butter and fruit knives, table
FORKS, mustard and salt spoons, tea and coffee pits, candle.
sticks, kc. together with a general assortment OF jqwelry and
cutlery, which i imported and sold wholesale and retail by }.
HIN E~, 2BB Greenwich street-whsre one call will be suff.
Gent 10 convince an enlightened public that this is the lace 10
lay ont their money Ia the best advantage. MI lws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

THumPSON'S SURGICAL 1~iS 49, Ed
u ridge street. between q and and Broorpe) New York
The ur parslieied success which has attended the annie alien
fths Trust IN curing cases which had been given up a. hope
less after having tried all other kinds, proves II. .uperiofty.
u sworn with perfect ease and safety. Six days' trial are al
lowed. This Truss has been examined by ~ ore than 200 of
the Wod celebrated surgeons and Physicians in New Yerk,
who agree In saving "a possesses qualities superior " any
other in use. SUPPORT Rs' ON an entire
new principle and superior 10 any w use,
no 2ns ~ ". BENJAMIN. Agent. % Eidrdge street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

"A GA D.-Jhe Ladies who were formerIv empIoved
- ~ NE ianoressesaLa "Reminiscences ciothlng e.iabishraea mi
90 broadway, have opened the store 95 Leonard street zone
door east Of Broadway where they are prepared to execute
az orders for gentleHien's linen, ladies' fashionable dress and
CLOAK making, and wearing apparel OF every descriptions. Also.
chi,areiis clothing, caps, stocks and repairing. Pantaloons
Y vests brought in cut will be ma de up IN the leatest man
e on The most reasonable terpis, and at the shortest notice :
above. " rs
~. B-This appeal TO a generous public i in consequences
OF a decision OF the genhenen commities OF The Tnloresses
anc S'amstresses Clothing E>tablshnisI ut. that they could IA
without he ladies' nthe store therefore they have taken il np-
on Inc mseives To open a store on their own account; and re-.
spectfully solicit a share Of that patronage * literally award.
ed 10 them ia their former situations
/. S.-The above store will be closed every evening preeisr.
~ AT Q O'Clock. M /. r.. A. RICH,
Ars. NJ. LYMAN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

- HA Ntiin Gs-DONCyuKT a sTAMM kRB
l. leg iefce respectfully Ia call The attention of their friesda
and Ne puslc generally te tie new and elegant assortment 81
goods Just received AID opening nj their new store, Nc. So
Fear street, between Frankfort and Hague streets. Cousu-
ners and dealcrs VII ind, a. their establishment, advantages no
where else 70 be paet with, hn sdditoa 10 their entire new ssock
of goods.
Summers, OF the above nrm. more e~scraHy known kysss
ppsllauon OF the Three Fingered Paper Hanger, and who, IA
y seediessi to say, To any but strangers, stands unrivalled in The
eto paper hanging, both for ncstsess and despatch, will al.
tend y pc 1ser ss',r sspractcsb~ To all the work which shall
hi eOtrusta cd In htSrarS az
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

- sALE PRiCEslM
Sur ERIC Clipped kuus Maps, %
Beaver, nc.
Plain Casters, ~ rs 10 4 %
short Nap snk, ESrs, $50
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