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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-14

Taking the imports Of 1884 the basis have the OF
increase contained in the last line by which appears
the In 1885, the supply being almost twenty
times greater than that Of any six months compared with
in the before By this comparison that
great impetus to production in this country till
first six months of 1897 why Planters busy prepar
ing lands in 1885 and 1885 and the crops
ofcourse fell into the third year from settlement of the
rich and new bottoms OF Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana and
Arkansas The present decline in prices will require in the
way two to lessen the production. Planting
cotton is like huge steam ship 1t requires time get un
der weigh, but when in motion its momentum is almost
irresistible.
In further the position here taken Liverpool cor
respondent that the imports from Orleans alone from
January TO June 3oh this year. bales than
received from the city This is the bulk of the
increase leaving only 1ooo bales from places
The general stock in the ports Of the kingdom exceeds that
of this time last year by bales almost double that
oflco5 as can be seen by the following interesting table,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-14
MXsteriOus! Read it!

MystertOuss headity
u ROBERT WHARTON, ESQ, late MAYER of pb;,a.
pha has certified be below to the high charsc
OF the following gentlemen. 20 SA~iae'e
The undersigned do hereby certify that have used the
pam OF Columbia discovered by J. Olrdge, have ound
highly seryceabe not ealy he falling
on 81 the hair, but also certain restorative. - -e
:. VIM; THATCHER senior
methodist Minister in st George charge
No 86 North Fini street
JOHN r. INGLIS 33I Arch ST.
JOHN ID. THOMAS, III. d., 1853 Race n
y0HN s. FUREY, No. l01 Spr uce st.
HUGH McCUkDY No. 243 South I'd St
r,, JOHN GARD, Jr., 123 Arch st.
Inc agea and those who persist In wearing wigs NAV pox
always experience It's restorative qualities certainly
raise us virtues in the Estimation public whes 4 kno
ha three OF the above sgners OF
and the others not less than 80. 80
From the Mayor
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
non rpr ,,,,,.cuo - City of Philadelphia
,,N obERT WHARTON Mayor efthe said city OF Phia-
asiphla 90 hereby certify that I well acquainted viii
m nsssn - r. lngs John Fure,, and Hugh McCurdy
whose names are signed the Certificate that thew
gentlemen Of character respectabty ana ~ sncb mi -
dit Mlould be given to the said certificate
In witness Whereof have hereuno INV hand and cans.
s me seal OF the city to be affixed this sixth day sf
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor
Inc above article warranted genuine for sale m aga
IeaiI ~, ZIG soor ABOVE Fulton ST. jy225w~
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~ "
since March, 1897 thuss-
Values destroyed BY failures, S25o,ooeoos
Aggregate humiliation since March, sI,45o,OooOOO
But this not all the philosophy present Perment If
the policy OF the should out and the
whole currency reduced per san to metallic Standard
more curious result would be produced BY the time thai this
operation could be completed probable the whole curen
ey would be reduced TO in gold and silver Alone
no paper no credits" Gen. jackson say being reduc
uon OF 10 per cent the whole during the period oil
ayear. This would give
Aggregate property the Union for 1885, %
Deuuct ~ per cent, ',~oo'ooo'o0o
Remaining .pprepate property for 1887 81 800 100000
By this process altering the whole currency the
or yaut in ten moahs would be four thou
sand millions dollars, while that by the commercial revulou
would not exceed five hundred millions
The extraordinary effects of such state OF things foreign
and internal equally curious Buthese shall
anime some other day. In word, it probable
"UNTRIED ExPEDIENT" will cause ONE MILLION
of failures instead Of ONE THOUSAND already sent to the
devil Hurrah for Jackson, Van Buren, Benton Kendall and
pure democracy!
Sing hurrah! Lurrah! hurrah!
Hurrah hurrah hurrah!
GENERAL MARKETS
SATURDAY, Aug. IA. p II.
Trade was rather inactive today, though ew boxes Of
goods were occasionally turned strae
Three weeks will vastly improve business of the city
Strangers Degn to flock in They looking around and
will soon take held purchase. The market not
Western Canal took place this day small parcels $3.50
Troy and New York unin pected and Ohio &c. Rye
hour is dull at $685. and limited
Meal at $aa Sales Of sheang copper l6c Beef Pork
continue in limited demand. We sales of North County
Turpentine at $225 Grain dulsaes foreign wheat at
u 5o and some crop Carolina disposed of
at $l75 Few sales of foreign, Coffee very
dull. Pot ashes steady, and Pearls have improved
Receipts of produce213 barrels four do ashes SO do
liquor, and 120 do provisions.
CHARLES Aug. g., M-The rice market is very Ian
guid-few sales.
sAvANNAH Aug. p M-Rce sa rs 4; -four sll q l5o;
bale. r
RcHNosD Aug 10. Mwheat, sl.45 l.5o for red;
$5o l55 white; flour % 8; Tobacco $3.50 SHE
Soo oats 40 45c eights-to New York 80 S5c per
New oRLEA August q P; M-sugar-Prme, 81 8; in.
ferf0r moderate demand Moasses-On Levee Is 26
cents per gallon sales On plantation 22 small sales Fork
@ 1850 do do Lard7PeTln st loic sales BeefMess Is
supsrps sis 49, scarce sales fine s2eo per barrel sales
do, sales
BALTrMosE, Aug H. M-Four- Howard street, % as25;
wagon price, g. Is $50; City mills Wheat 81 go
G2 for the new snd slS0 15O for foreign Corn slO2a
Le Rye-domestc, 60 IS; foreign, 10 75c Tobacco IS
to 912.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-14

John ANDERSON, Sign OF the Isdian Chief, 32i
Broadway and adjoining the City Hospital respectfully
forms the admirers Of good CIGARS he has succeeded
making with the celebrated
Manuel Pula Co, Havana for supply OF choice
brands, such rs are rarely found in this market
The most fastdous conaoiseurs may rely having their
taste graed Cigars every flavor and whole
sale or rea that shall induce continuance Of psren-
age. A call will oblige.
N. B-J. A. has with any other house in this
city. lyIe-Smt
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ny which that amount on hand Of all sorts ex
| eeeds that of 1885 by Is 1856 bales
We cannot do better than present comparative view of i'm
ports at Havre for the first months of 1886 and 1887
SS ;ssT :o9s., lSs ssis ,ss ~,
Total IT,S77 IsO,i7O
we nave decrease Of the imports American 500
anu yer the stock hand descriptions
larger this than year by bales This exhibits
aorohary arrangement in the manufacturing system of
france and the money of her merchants The
.hey have suffered in proportion with ourselves England
cut her capital divided effect commercial
revusion is not so evident
At home advces from New Orleans of 5h inst
Savannah the 7 Augusta the 9h Charleston of the sh
Richmond ofthe 10TH and Boston of the 18th.
The business done In New Orleans for the week
previous 10 the 5th uted-saes amounting to 1882
baes.7t 11lc.
During the week. to the 7h ns con.
tnued in fair request, without any change in prices
The exremes of the Augusta Geo. market, the 9th
inst, were quoted 9lc-with very small sales.
The Upland market Charleston ON the 9Th was very in
active and reduction off half subrea to by
holders generally.
Cotton was quoted in Richmond 10th inst 81 lie
with extremely snan sales.
TIE without any material change a Boston IN the
18th inst-smal sales made at Toto l4c.
We have change remark in this market Yesterday
our quotations fully sustained better feeling
pervaded the market Import ns $3.50 bales
havre June ~ 1887 69239 June so, 1886, 1891 Amer
1880 1902 9th. cot
s2,7ls 5s,7ss
liverpool uneau 1857 500 June 80 1885, 17c Amer
l2ooeO 73y5O0 9th. cot
$4,000 100000
Imports int Great Britain
c june so, 1887. June sc, 1886.
american CoIons, $4,000 100000
otner Couons' I7050e $4,000
7al4oo s5sOoO
Ltverpoot Ctdssytca0n-June 30th 1887,
Ord to mid fair. Fair Ia GOOD Esr Good To fine,
$ $ss;i:' a:$$$ s::s :: ID
Ord. TO middling, e a &C
Middlng to fair, 10 lOAc
Fair to good fair, IL lac
Good fair to good or prime, IL l2Ac.
The following of the stock Of Cotton on hand
at the respective places named:
Savannah, July 18th, 6sI8
Mobile, July 10Th, 1928
New Orleans, July 10Th, S17T
Virginia, July 18th, Jo0o
Macon, June 9th, II'934
Augusta and Hamburg August LIST, 1886
Florida, July LIST, 40OO
North Carolina, July Is 2S5o
Philadelphia, Aug. LIST, I794
New York, Aug. 18th, $1,000
Nashville, Tenn, June Esd, 814l
south Carolina, July 29th, 1889
O'aer pors, 10000
Total. l5lo52
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-14

June 1884, was 2os,5Oo e3,iOO 29I 600
Al the close 1885, continues Liverpool friend the Stock
Of American Cotton held in the smaller than had
for years The scarcity or abundance Of the de-
ke for the great increase Of East India Cotton, which pn
cpsy reespoed could have little effect upon general prices
Duriag fortnight American advanced Id upos the
ing scarcity Of money, combined with rather large i'm
port produced reaction and this advance disappeared The
derences between the mill and operatives having
sn hs actual very much
imported largely their and kept their stocks
Of ne raw material as low possible Upands declined 3D.
dpress the value Of all produce and the necessities Of
f Tp and Id .se
than az the commencement Some ofhe large importers
esns ss Ssr policy @
bGndon hoIsss and 70 no longer reject American Paper for
the Intelligence received time q the first large failures
o. Bank Bonds sns WA, soon by the
ne:ry stationary BY the middle OF May they bad again re-
70 have m
and gradual OF ID I'd has last
the past month the spinnes have purchased
The trade p sq nj. gesr
not much ess-Ths following the quantities taken our Of
present and three preceding years " w
a Sass4 S ssSs iIs sSc 10000
Total, sIssso $4,000 4ss,soc 1saso
The state, OF trade IN the manufacturing districts the
any esc,en in prices, although improvement likely TO be
Last week the sales bales prices Of
advanced 3D. The sales Of the present also extern
sive 20 100 bales but the large arrivals American
having been sampled this description freely offer.
ed that the abovenoted Improvement and
prices the this day fortnight East Cotton
Is very firm Brazs without change but Egyptian dull and
rather lower
Spectators have this week taken 2s0 American 100
suras exporters $3.50 American and i45s Of other descp.
tons
Besides the regular weekly sales has $500
American and 100 OF ether the Of the msnh
imported on account
latest date. from New YORK the LIST instant,
The weekly quantity Of American taken for home
consumption OF this port since the LIST January 1880
bales and of other descriptions 1850; year. this time,
these quantities severally 1890 and 1850.
Such the condition Of the Liverpool market the Isl Of
July Let us see how matters stand in Havre.
Compared with the first six months Of 1885, the imports
goes and hand were as follows Of June
,..- Am. Other Total
Import into Hsvre since ist January
has been 1903 1909 I77os7
Outgoes same tune, 124,087 1892 1Soe0a
stocks on hand seth June, 1887, 6s,23s 1890 s27D
June 30, 1886, 1921 $500 33793
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by which appears the amount on hand Of a. sorts
seeds that of 1885 by u, 1856 bales
We cannot do better than present comparative view of i'm
ports at Havre for the first six months Of 1885 and 1887
1887 1885.
nshe, l59,0ls 1887
o'"e' 'o", 1909 l5,643
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National TypographicaI Society.


" Nsuce hereby given that Delegates composing the
apeve institution viii hold their meeting in the Civ III
r rofa on the rst Mondav Of September next ts7
country the undersigned cannot his great graca-
uen at the cheering prospect afforded Profession heing
Reneray represented Our brethren alive the subject
Jas Se% oTsnns MOBILE Na,ehe. Nashys Lexington
Cincinnati Ohio, Richmond, Va Baltimore Phadepba and
from all of which places delegates will be present.
ano no doubt from Others .. which, yet no advces
have come To hand. 49, $3.50
earn silly hoped TINT much importance 10
he Graft Will not be neglected in any city village OF
the ana but that the east the west sou Is VIII
coruay JOIN In the prssewohy bind together the
OF the profession CHARLES A DAVIS Cor see
~ Is. The several Societies of Printers Throughout the
As well as the different ChapeIs individuals where
are formed respectfully requested give the
-ap~e - much publicity as possible. jylS law-3w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-14
COOO REwARD.-on the thirtieth of March,

5000 ri. 1900; = 2 the .hre,h Of March, this
factory in Harlem, Mr. Christian sylvester York.
two cases, marked c. 8 " containing each thousand
ven hundred bottles Of hah ounce with Medcancntuin
Gratia Probaun or Harlem OIL declaring that the said Oil
made IN their mandatory established here In the 1895
by Nicholas Fy deceased and this the only genuine and
unsduterated Haarem o-whch Harlem OH at present Is
sold by Mr. Christian Sylvester 12 East Broadway, at New
York Haarem, the thrieh Of March, thousand eight
hundred and thirty-seven.
(Sisned) G. DE KONING FTLLY.
Mr. C. Sylvester having requested give opinion
speeding the Harlem Oil which he has for sale and having
arrined well the original invoices 6c have
ton In saying that believe be and genuine article
tsignedl J. r. Chiffon
New York, April 80, 1895.
b. The above given for the purpose Of putting,
In order convince the public that keep genuine Hssrem
OIL The abeve reward viii be paid any person who win
prove the above article tn he forged.
CHRISTIAN SYLVESTER, i2i East Broadway,
jyg2wT one door above Pike ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-14

MARRIED.
On Thursday, 10th inst by the Rev. DR.. Hawks John C.
Beardsley, Elizabeth Ford, daughter of Rodnev Whnr
ESQ, of Newark, N. j. '
On the 18th of june Brdekik ENG John Stanton Blake
Boston, to Miss Hervey youngest daughter Rev
w. A. Hervey. -
DIED.
On Friday ilth inst, Anne Murray the esd year Of his
age. - " 80
On Friday, llth nst William Francis OF W. T. and Eli
Labeth Secor, in the 9th year Of her age.
On Friday 18th ins MARTHA Beach, wife of Daniel Beach,
aged a years.
On Thursday 10th inst, Elizabeth Marten in the C6b wear
Of her age rect Of the late Thomas Marten Esq., of Under
River, Kent, England. ~
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Vanilla Cream Candy,
MANuEA cTrrp rn nv


,,,,,n. III @ X II G. III Y.
iNVENToR AND PROPRIETOR OF THE RECEIPT
I3l WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK y4-tf
u NEW BkIGHTON BALLS-Tbe Pav;on
now so thronged with vters that found Impossible to
all DESTROYS OF attending the evening
number of tickets will be issued eno ..o
i, nnpSMALL NOTE = FOX CHA No E.---(,R r IN
hEDUCIiON IN PRICE,. NEALE 6 John stress :
doors from broadway having engraved three sets IF
rates enabled To sell Notes for rs per ion ana
i size L Having en- hand $1,000 Notes
the original COST to orekeepers manuactnr.rs and pelow
men generally Steamboat and railroad companies wond Il
ne denominations are i2 as So rs s with besna
to any in the city. f - sNeeuuon
" Observe John street, doors from Broadway
VI v*ing address and store cards. engraved nsd nrn,.J
prices 70 SUIT the times Small notes individuals comn.
mes ana Pubic institutions engraved in superior sty a lie
ivIQ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-14

JESSE CADY, Auctioaeer.

JESSE CADY, Auctoaeer.
SESSE CADS, Store Nos III and Ile w.s-r
Day. at half past o'clock in los 10 sri,
o CASH large and general assortment OF sIei,
hardware, cuuery al goods hats combs fancy soap cIoth
ing, guns noh DIRK NC, with OF goods snit
ton in an advertisement Of this kiud - ~
At Privats Sae-IO.060 Combs .ssor,sd of III L..
riety mag :nabIe ' y 'S -
700 dozen Collars and RosomS
1900 Needles, assorted FROM 2, Hsnmngs and erm,a
90. "e ~ ~"'-'.
5000 gross Buttons Coat Vest Pearl subject to deben.
lure, WHICH wnl be taken in payment
Also, SNUFF Boxes Pins, nc. &c. nc.
Also Gernan, French, and Rhode island Jewelry; Low
p...eo atchee, Guard Chains. kc. mz3-lys
No. M. WARD, Auctioneer.
IL 80: =. bEAKNS ~ CO., Store No. 1853 Pearl
,o eeI corner OF WalLThe Day, o'ciock auc
irL hardware Cutlery, consisting of pen pocket
cars on cards and IN DOZENS scissors in dozens
eve canners and bundles double and singled
cans ,hI steel and brass barreled pistols
EE.nc Emitting needles, hooks eyes,
compromising of double cologne On
Asn Iehch and English SOAP lavender water, &c.
shoes. "u'ohs' cellars, posohis ooo.' ahc
aso an invsce OF Jewery-Consing Of earrings finger
rags, watches breastpin chains, &c. &c s' iX
NEW YOkk TATTIEs ~ -.n1-.
oubic sales o. Horses Carriages Harness consinu.
t. take pace al well establishment, evsrv Mcaas
at IL O'Clock 'A'"0@S
Inc next sale will commence Monday. Au~ust 18th
~ IL o'clock All Horses Carriages NC nisnaea TOR this
sale must be shown and entered before Saturday next
18th inst at O'Clock, m. ~
aus JOHN W. WATSON AS Broadway.
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MARINE PAVILfON.-Tbis delightful
Nl treat now open for the reception Of company for tie
Being situated directly the board this
place very healthy location, also a pleasant suson
where an abundance Of fowl be had also
bathing.
Termsi per day or ss pr week The bar well stocked
with choice wines-stahlng cormodious.
NJ H. Carriages In illness all times upon the arrival
Of the steamboat New Haven convey passengers
~ the Point. su12 6w- RICHARD WELD
A CahD.-DH JACKSON has adaed u his Patent e.
Vegetable Medcsted vspor Bath Establishment 700 Bow.
cry genteey furnished apartments and board with the
Of provided for nvalds who may wish put them
selves under his medical treatment and his Mecated vapour
Baths icfN
SOUTHEMN AND WEBTKRN ORDER .
- FOR CLOTHING, promptly executed the mode.
rate terms and u the best manner. at the TAILOREssEs
$50 Broadway, near Leenardst
All kinds Geptemep's and CbidreDs clothing made
above, at saving ef % per cent
This tsaeshmen, employ: large sunbsr Of indusriou,
females and bestows Charitable aid Of sickness and
want to the full extent of Aosr those assisted are
members Of both Societies of Tsores and others Who be-
long Ia neither of the Societies. No dsupcon made by se
Committee applications for work are daily made TAR be
yond the ability supply " increased patronage respect
fully solicited. JyNS,aw3w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-sIIaVEH-SILVER,
VI small cnange such shiings. xpences.
cent pieces, will be givea exchange for se suar
-. uone's. Apply al the Nesk 81 tns ONCE Als-Il
u THE Messrs ROBERTS and JOHN JENNINGS.
crew OF the Brooklyn boat Broekyn their sino ere
nank 70 Mr. Van Geek proprietor OF the Exchange Hotel
ougnkeepse the Poughkeepsians generally crew OF
e Washington alias the Poughkeepse Loaer the Erie
club boats for the kindness and shown them during
aul4-lt~ - - 49, ' -NSs""'
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DEACH ORCHARD AND SCHUYLKIL


IL COAI.-Ransom TiTevle Go. offer their celebrated
Peach Orchard and Schuy kill coal the old asd well
Clinton coal yard No 1853 Monroe between Rutgers and JEFF
erson streets warranted 10 he Of the quality and free
reduced prices:
Broken and screened, and egg sue,- 20 oper,on
Nut, do.
Lehigh, $50 do.
Orders received through the post Office box the
office OF the Express OF Wall and Water streets
the coal yard, will be promptly attended to.
N. B.-Cos by the cargo " Is per ton Of 224e lbs.
anIl.Q rn
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=
take the entire charge of few children from four tn eiph,
years of age. With every parental attention and kipdness
they will be carefully in first rudments of read
ing, writing, arithmetic grammar, geography, &c.
The Lady has reared alarge family
10 preparatory education.
The situation is healthy and pleasant city OF Brook
yn-the house commodious, with play ground, &c Terms
reasonable. Respectable references required and given
Apply at IS Canal street. OF Mrs Bloomfield Fulton street
Brooklyn between Fleet and Jackson streets
th~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-29
VAN BUREN, CURRENCY.

The following amusing extract from n story
published in the New Yorker, illustrates one of
the results of the "Expermeut."
They had gained the hotel, and Miss Tompkins
seated herself at window in sullen silence until
the bell rang for dinner.
Timothy seated Miss Tomplins at II table, and
then took chair by her side. lie filled her plate
with the choicest vnnds that the table afi orded,
and then was about serving himself when, cast
ing his eye upwards, he discovered, on plucard,
against the door, the omnous words
NO NOTES CHANGED HERE.
Timothy Jenkins dropped his knife aud fork,
rose from the table, and entered the bar-room.
"Landlord," said he to the host, 4" | have n
lady with me, and we wish to dine here but
have no silver. IL have Five on the New York
City Bank"
"Can't do anything with it, sir; should be very
happy TO accommodate you, but unless Eyou can
give me silver, can do nothing for you'
But my dear landlord. tho lady 10 already
seated at the table, and am very hungry"
at can't be helped, sir; may be the lady can
pay for her own dinner. will go and ask her."
The prosecuted Jenkins rushed past him, and,
gaining tho side of Miss Tonpkins, he almost
dragged her into an adjoining room.
"My dear Miss Tompkins" said hc, al i'm.
pore your clemency; am TO be pitied, indeed
am. This rascally landlord will not change my
note, and he will not give us our dinners" So
saying, he fell OH chair, and the perspration
streamed down his pallid features.
"Mr. Jenkins" screamed the now really exas-
peratod Angelina; "did you mean to insult me
this day, by exposing me to the rudeness of tav-
ern keepers and pie-makers ? l leave you now,
sir, and hope that the next time you attempt to
tinker tho currency, you will find some other
than to witness how well your system works.
I wish you joy of your'V, MIR, Timothy JeAkns.
When you get it changed, send me the shilling
you borrowed this morning." and she retreated
from his presence, no more to charm by her
beauty anu lure by her voice the Bank victim, or
much-to- be-pited horo.
"This then, is the fruition of my cherished
project" said the luckless Timothy, as, about
sunset he found himself on board u ferry-boat
returning to this city. Il have not cent to
pay my terriage, and these people are exceedingly
rude. My handkerchief, ring, penknife, are all
gone, and so is Angelina" He raised his head
at the moment and saw that the ierryman was
before him, with extended palm. Timothy shiv-
cred as he drew forth his bank note. What was
his asonshment when he observed the man
take it, give him in return four dollar bill OH an
Eastern bank, and fifteen small bits of paper, each
of the following purport: