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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

WEDNESDAY, Aucrsr 9, g r.. NJ
The time rapidly when the cotton trade OF Ame.
RIGA will irregular system. SO heavy
ocapita now in the production of the material
that planters viii unless they know the
OF supply the channels OF Formerly this de-
pended ssw they rely upon set IL factors who
were more cunning than wewho looked emily the reaza
ton of few thousands by operation who did place
themselves upon the wide basis Of mercantile information be-
fore they dipped into the article who betrayed the very ine
rests conhded to them.
Out OF ten thousand cotton factors scattered over the South
ern States there left thousand who can lay claim
10 the character Of merchants. They nearly all bold,
daring and successful SPECTATORS Because they welded
few thousands the plaster regarded them men who could
never be deceived They placed implicit confidence In tbe
and asked for the coming These factors
allowed ,e advance and doing forfeited the claim TO
knowledge of their profession But the planters
awake. Thy nil be factors In this determination
evncng every where in the South the seeds
Of new and safe prosperity. They want information then
Of the supply and consumption OF Cotton To give this Is the
great object OF these articles But must have facts Who
viii give them TO vs., The planter in every dsrcthe truly
mercantile factor In the country tswn who continues TO de-
the confidence o,be panerbe great city dealer who
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

in the charts; and the very spot where APP
peared some time ago, and shortly after disappeared
trely..
The Mode, at Baltimore, Monroya, Africa reports no
American vessels on the grain coast
The Moses Brown, from Apalachicoa for New York. put
Cape Carnaworal experienced hurricane coming al
Me- and veeng refund to the SOUTH which lasted hours
ring which the brig was hove her beam compel
led 70 cut away oremas and lost thing attached-was
IN IA iathoms water during the height Of the gale the
OF Carnavora-and but for the prsvidena shift of the wind
10 the y, she must have gone hore-bowed away the
mainsaii, and lost niainopmast, and other damage.
WHALERS.
Sagharbor L. l.. Aug. 5-Spd Hudson Green, South At
VESSELS SPOKEN
Aug. LIST, lat 1850, lon S. Friendship Br) Hamburg CO
days out, 10 New York-by the Emulous, Of this port
July 18th lat A. lon 3d. exchanged signals with in her
sgnnl-by The Emulous, NJ this port
July 2th of Tortngas, Caravan, Nichols. from New Or
cans, for Liverpool-by the Moses, at Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS
Portland Firth, June 20-Buchanan Hay Hamburg, for
New York
UNITED STATES PORTS.
Bangor, Aug. 4.-SPd, Bushrod Baker, New York.
New Yk; Salem Edredge. New York; Exchange, Ncker-
son. do; Rochester, Nichols do.
Philadelphia August AR. Diana, Waters New York.
cid, Henry Clay Wilson, New York; Mary Cornelia, Len
nsx, do.
Baltimore, Aug; AR Planet, Richards, New York; Rob-
Gordon, Atwell. do
Richmond Aug. 6.-Ar Undinu Taylor, New York. George
Wheaton, Somers, do-spd, Hornet Pitts dol ermosa Chat
tin, do.
Mobile Aug. 3.-Cra Juno, Richardson New York.
New Orleans, Aug l-Crd, Uncas, Bous, Baltimorcar.
Harriet Finn, Neasce.
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From whatever the Bank Of America may have de-
rived specie of consequence public
The first duty every bank its bill holders This nstu-
ton ought to Immediately. II has than specie
enough its vaults to redeem its paper and ought
itself voluntarily among those banks which forced
suspend by bad management &c. We have nothing
the engagements of this other bank As cones
ney and authorized by the supreme power of the state
have do with them The Bank America them
if she plsases.
In relation the other banks in the list their ability
deem their promises plainly marked in classification
The biholder will look surprised find that every of
them unable pay coin for their demand But he
recolec that the profits Of each Of these banks
coed their circulation They have then fund which they
they wish relieve the community Of the heavy
tax 1t isnow paying to support them.
There other curious with
of these banks The North River Bank for
jeopardy than onehrd OF its capital
engaged in the West nda trade The oft
well kRown The Commercial is in a condition She
has almost onehalf OF her capital tied up in the Mississippi
trade Her portfolio presents fine array Figures,
realization will be mpossibliy. The Phenix
Banks swamped in exchange fully fourth their
capital The securities they hold than their own
When they touch the "sller' them they
willie be egregousy disappointed The Mechanics may
reckon It's losses $780, 900 in the kng system, besides
wing the death Of its cashier for whea the whole
batch of the city hanks he weighed in the scales
tee and right the classification have given will be totally
changed.
1t has been urged that the under the head of
aton in the bank statement really in the hands Of
people forming currency. Why did the banks
duct the of each other their and give
actual circulation the Boston banks do III they
mystiy their let them abide by consequence
We have other curious and interesting tables Suppos
ing for moment that the government preferred creditor
that the bill holder aside how the twelve
deposite banks stand affected
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

Taking all things into consideration the great majority Of
banks are amply able TO Their profits suf
put them stable basis again The classical
ton Is given show the good and the bad. The public viii
eventually lose by the bad banks let the good
forward at and he honest
This is the 9Th Of August Tomorrow Mr.. Biddle
sumo the mercy Of the Legislature. What viii he
do The Philadelphia " Gazette contradcts the report
that their banks viii resume II makes special mention
however Of Mr. Bddes institution lie has been buyng spe
Gle secretly for the last FIVE days II estimated
that he has secured 100000 dollars Why are not our
banks M and doing tool
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
NJ ONE M A Il K T. II.

WEDNESDAY, Aug. O. O'clock p. M.
The evening session of the board unattended by any
sales of consequence. Stocks remain about
IL O'Clock share list.
than month has passed since the banks made their
port God knows what has taken place the first July
Our business however, with them their last statement
Taking their circulation their showing and the
Of specie hand have following deectable
classification of the City banks:
Proportion of Circulation Specie IN the City Banks july l
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DIED.

On Wednesday, 9th nst OF consumption Mary Ryan, aged
co
SFuneral this afternoon, half past o'clock, from No.
III Washir layton street.
On Tuesday, 9Th nst David Is. Nones, OF Philadelphia in
The 5ah year OF his age, for the last years
New York.
On Tuesday 9th inst, Maria ondcrdonk, wife OF Dr. James
Stewart
On Tuesday 9th nst Edward Baenger the 37h year OF
his age
On Tuesday 9th nst Anthony Osborne OF John f. Os
borne, aged II months
On Tuesday, inst Sarah A, infant daughter Of Jas and
Henrietta Burr, aged year and Is days.
On Tuesday 9th inst James Henry, only of James
less, aged years.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
Proportion Of United States Monies 10 Specie Opposite
Backs, July l, 1887.

They all in fair condition except the Mechanics Bank
With her northumberland have nothing To do. The
question Is she, are her Deghbors able They
are be seen, by referring their profits In day
shall take their profits, make the necessary discount
they will have pay for SPECIE and show they nearly
all resume IL they please
Below have added the circulation and public funds
geher and compared with their ability pay See;
Proportion NJ Dvpoes, and Circulation to Specie Snoring
their ability demands upon the, judy 1888
Far. Bad HORSE. Worst. Iery Worst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

Dark TEEAyEE.-THIs EVENING win be
THE E.;1Tse Sc Pierre e. Mr. c. Mis-. H
dreth -
THE AGREEABLE sSIsis sURPRIsE-Eugene, Mr.. Jones'
Cowsp, Mrs Gunner.
Boxes si~P 50 cents-Galery Is cents " = 0''0e'
FRANKLIN THEATKE.--THIs EVENING
l T d T Pfr'e sHo We SREvesrd Mr. "
Ilan, Mrs W. Seton
M,scHHiEF MAKING-Degrais, Mr. Madison-Mansse,
m,I IF sGssds With Mr. w. seoou-Msre
p Doors open at PERFORMANCES commence "A o'clock
precisely. Boxes 80 cents-Pt IS cents
MES. HaMBLIN'S THEATRE, late Rie4mend
WI HA Of Charlton and Yarsck sts-THfS EVEN
THE RIVALs~sir Anthony Absolute, Mr. Collett-Lydis,
Mrs. HaRbln.
EAMoUR-A comic Can,omine, with variety OF Comic and
Fancy Dancing.
THE sECRET-Thomas, Mr.. Farrel-Mrs Dupuis, Mrs.
Doors open halfpas O'Clock. Performance VIII CON-
mence at O'Clock. Admission TO the boxes SO cents-Gaey
NIBLU'S GARDEN.-This Eveaing, the enter
Fs M TaN T de Rance
Mr.. gshsp-clotilde Mrs. Baley-lorense de Varrenes
The anusemens to terminate with
ONE PAssIoN-Beaugnrcon, Mr.. Thayer-Lilian Miss A.
Abundance SO cents. aulo
CASTLE GARDEN-BENEFIT OF THE BAND
O-The Fireworks will commence with marine signal
gh-a and beautiful piece called the bouquet OF Flora
and favorite piece called the Flowerof DunbaineMe
ridan Suna and splend piece called the Star of Po
landa superb piece called the Pyramid Of Italian Streane
beautiful Bcngoa respondent Light-Passion Flower The
whole conclude with grand ball, under the direction OF
Mr. j. Parker who has politely rendered his valuable services
Admiance the Fire works, 80 centAdmttance TO the
Fire works and ball dollar
Tickets be had the Garden OF the members of
the band Tammany Hall or Loyeoys Hotel.nulo IL a
COOkE ELS OLYMPIC AHENA--NAUNHALL
~ GARDEN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE LAST
WEEK BUT ONE.-Thursday, Aug TO- and the two follow
ing evenngs-Addena novelties, and New feas Of horse
manshp First night OF Mr. James Cookies unrvalled
Gladiator and Flight of Mercury Puss in boots.
Diana. Rope vogeur. And magnificent pageant OF the Re
volt of the Harem With other novelties before
Witnessed in this city, Particulars in handbis.
Doors O'clock and commence at half past
ven precisely. aulO-3t
~ purchased the lease of the property lately known No
44 Broadway tand Immediately adjoining Tattesal well
known establishment converting il into neat and
dame vesr "Oympc' London and open fer the regular
about the 18th of August or o september La
dies and gentlemen OF the profession DESTROYS Of obtaining
WILLIAM D. BLAKE, or / Proprietors and
HENRY Il. WILLARD, 5 Managers
New York, July 10th, 1887 jyl2u
rITY THEATPsE.-rhis establishment win he co-
~ sed until the goth nst for the purpose of completing the
OF the INTERIOR and other important alterations
au8.3t
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They prove their doctrine orthodox
BY apostolic blows and knocks
still perverse and opposite
As il they worshippsa God for spite.-Hudtbras
Thy Clergy, old Gotham, queer OF souls
As the annals Of time produce its rolls
Since the period of Pauther kind servant and brother
Who taught them to love, and TO bless one another.
But now, in their holy theological school,
Each parsons god, and his brother fool
Ones doctrine is folly and another's capricious,
And each thinks his neghbor too avaricious
As onward they HE to their heavenly abode,
Each one has the nearest aad pleasantest road
And should they almeet in fair Canaan together,
They'll stir up dust and perchance squaly weather.
Here's Dr. Philanthropy who'd prove from GODS word'
That niggers smelling savors to the Lordj
And n would he have them his fair audience embeish
Tho in sooth he that they lock rather heisn
Priests fight for the fahana they tight too Tor gam
And while they make fight, the conclusion PLAIN,
That the words the Scriptures they prove TO be CANNON
can serve the Lord the meanwhile Mammon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

ARRIVED.
b. ship Harrison Nichols London, go days, with mre.
Ship Providence Pierce Mobile 10 days, with eeon, bound
ship Emulou., Mumora Has. 50 days. with mdre. 10 r.
Brig wslnesrren Madison Dast,ic o5 days, to C. r..
Heckscher.
Brig Hope Retrieve weibe, Bonuire days TO D. H. Ro-
sw brig Petroneo Peterson, Stockholm 100 days. Beor-
Brig Lunar cMsnus New Orleans July 2ist 10 Putnam
slocun Cargo-ll2 bags seed. 10 brls OIL rs
hds sugar bale WOOL e kegs lard 800 pigs lead % pack
Br brig Argonau,, Bets St Johns, ~ b.. u days. TO Nc
Kenrie Co. . - =
Dr. brig Friendship ParseI Hamburg, 70 days, to D. H.
brig iiaeyon Prince Fernandna tCuLs) 20 days. TO Mes
sehr. Potomac Knapp, Alexandria, days, johnson 4
schr Martha Isabella Green, Hartford, NJ c. 6days 70
schr TURK Nickerson, Portsmouth, ~ w. days,
scbr Regulator - Lubec 10 days, bound 10 Caiskiil
scr. Post Master, Tilci ocracoke, ~ e. days TO H.
BELOW ship 2brg.-wes,her excessively warm.
The Tor,,,o cr,.uss for London viii sail this day Her
letter bags viii close Hudson corser OF broaa snd
Exchange Place and the Eschgc, at hall past 10 ocsck
vessel burnt the waters edge An American chr, was
seem June 6th lat s. 26-by the Penelope a. Srteuock
30 w Experienced heavy sae~os ali her topmss spars,
and head OF forernsst-ws In company with shout 30 ss
saw on The following day brig with loss Of mantopmas and
The Hudson whale ship America will leave port today
morrow tor three years voyage in the Pacific Tbs Ame
among All those Who plough the 4" pursuit Of game
She isa7s toss May succe.s attend her.
the morning Of the sh inst this or and put hack the
evening Of the same day. with loss sf machinery. Some
Of her passengers have arrived via Norfolk.
The Princess of Boston, recently ost IN The
had unken rock In the Malta cbspne The
esn consul Palermo, writes that the rock no, laid down
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

A CAHD.-BR JACKSON has added ! his Patent We
N getsbIe Medcsted vapor Bath Establishment AZ 900 Bow
cry geneey furnished board with the bes
provided for nvalds who may wish put ther
Ra,be tee.u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

CLEARED.
Ships Levant Bartlett Matanzas, ID. H. Hober-on Nepon-
set Scobe Boston Napoleon smith, Turks Island; Toronto
riswod London, John Grswold; Cabran tBr) Irving ST.
yokns N b., O. b. Norwood Co. Barb William James,
Eweil, sydney, Ms. Nesmith Leeds Brgs Maria Eugc
nis Ausl Mulae sicily A. Gabrisll Gov Temple, Sutton,
Africa, Dnnscomb Brothers, schr. Traffic, wise Pbiadel
pLs Mall LorDg Boson Oscar Lowell dol sun, Taylor dol
Richmond, TiIby, Richmond.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

SILVEH-SILVER-SI
IL Small change, such shings sixpences, and five
cent pieces will be given exchange for geld havesor quar-
ter dollars. Apply at the desk efthis Office A9-lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

DILEs-PILEs.-DRH ALEs Pile Ointment Is = pos
tive for the Piles in three days tune. Sold by j. w.
Hart Chambers Broadway; r. Burpeu
IS 9Th the drug store II Bowsy and walker
street jyielms
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SAMUEL SMITH.


the OF schools and business purposes any
heretofore published the engraving being complete mi-
taiion writing and decidedly free and
any use" Just published and for ale by
aus c. SHEPARD. 49, VI oadway.
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DAeER HANGINas-DoNCoUR 4 srAMMsRs

respectfully u call te attention friends
and public generally the end elegant assortment
goods received and opening their store No 80
Pearl between Frankfort Hague
ers and dealers will hnd their advantages no
where else TO he met With In addition their entire sock
Of goods
s,anmers Of the above 1rn generally known W the
sppefaton Of the Three Fingered Paper Hanger and who
aeede~ 70 any but stands pnrvsed N the
~ paper hanging both for and despatch " Al at
tend person far ssprseucsblc all the work which shall
se entrusted 20 hiscare. mv3i6ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

nIAPHNNOUs WINDOW [

VAIAPHANOVS WINDOW ULINDS.-S0mF
- entire new patterns OF those splendid and much admired
articles have eceved they such by
the ashonahles Of London and Paris, and FAR surpa all
others their Kind beauty elegance and that they
merit the particular attention OF the Lades-especiay such
unite the useful with the ornamental they inpar
unusually fashionable finish 70 wen furnished drawing
oom and will be found very desirable and pleasing subst
tute for costly paintings
Those unique articles from the pencil o eminent
be had only 0f the subscriber, nj prices not
greatly exceeding those of ordinary window blinds
au7-2w y. DOYLE, y Beekmsn street. Clinton Hall
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"A CARn.-MRs DUNN, Proics~o

A CARD.-MRs Dunn Pfoessor q NE sPsnsh Uui-
N tar and Sine nr fpupI the celebrated Maestro A. Bsy-
oj respectfully sortns the Ladies NJ New york, that she
gives the above delightful and ta,iopahle
her residence, fS3 broadway. au21ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

BONery Theatre.
A SsIGNEES' NOTiCE.-The undersigned, assig
"A of Waa Dnneord hereby give notice to the cred
OF said Dinneord render their respective
claims neanst him. for the purpose Of having the audited
adjusted, before the l4h day OF August instant; and
also that they will be in attendance the Box Office of the
Bowery Theatre nay from 10 until O'Clock for that
purpose and that the assignment the said Dnaeord will then
and there be exhibited and creditor allowed TO comply
with its conditions previous To the above date.
LORIAN FIREMAN.,
GEO. q. STEVENSON, >Assignees.
PHILIP l. SPIRO,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

Gin REWARD Whereas Randall Smith, of 81 Park
Row has tried 10 inure and my family the esti-
nation of acquaintance and the public al large different
waysas stated resds and Others that in Of
IL months previous TO October 1885, he ha by different
different times nearly 5000:
To respectable person tina, will forward and be qua
lifted that he has received from him and delivered
family the value Of will pay Slo for each and every
dollar by them delivered.
auQ1ts
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CPLENDID NEM MOVING PANONAMA,

T.ky.-OFHU'HtH
ID play billiards. purchase tables invited 10 call
a 2s 81 Broadway above Wall the Sou
tbem Coffee Roor- tables In room, and
try Indian Rubber cushions slate and
ssn beds with iron eagle frames and common Ia
will be fouad the largest and best assortment
offered public advantages these who wish
chase short notice. as they can be packed al oDs days no
tee
NJ r. Orders any thing IN sis line with Dash good
reference, TO A. BAsSFORD, 2i6 Broadway will receive
prompt attention. milo II
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NEM INTELLiGENCE oFE'ICl



HATSbe greatest choice Of the and best goods IN FAR
The best ssgeswh the lowest prices-nay he found al T.
BENEFITS straw Warehouse, showroom NJ ~ broad-
way, New York new shape, known by the name 81 the
Paris Hat This elegant shape, se snug and easy
and well peases the fashionable and tasty LADIES' hat
the bought Hats elsewhere daily brought tn
this establish altered n this beautiful Has NO one
has the shape errect save The Please call and
ndge for yourselves lie has still large stock gu hands and
variety CLASSES with uncommon reduced prices
1r Hear LIN mimi The number IN Broadway iYle1ms
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23
ABoLITIoN-DocToR cHANNTNo's
LETTER

The publication Of Dr.. W. Z. Chan
nlDg's eloquent and powerful. though
visionary letter, in favor Of Abolition
has infused new spirit into the hearts
and movements Of the aboliiionisis in
this quarter. New York being the
centre OF all their operations, they have
been thrown into eHtsey here beyond
that OF any former period. The ne.
gfoes themselves. encouraged by the
continued perseverance, Of the aboli.
tIonisls. and the reckless course Of some
Of their opponents. are holding meet.
Ings. organizing themselves into clubs
and seeking an entrance upon that
system Of social equalIly. which is the
end and purpose OF the whole unnatu.
raj movement Of The fanatics. AZ this
moment, an edition of66y thousand co.
pies of DR.. Charming letter IS about N
be issued from this city, and scattered
throughout every section ofthe country.
Every effort - TO be made. publicly
snd privately. 10 carry out this move
meni aud 10 agiiats the subject. tIl the
whole country shall either be in the
flames ofcivIl war or insurTeetions, de.
stroy and dishgure the South
The progress and strength with which
he Ant'.slsvery people have already at
tanned 10 the North, Is not owing to
their eause--or their principles-oE
their conductor 10 any sympathy
which the great mass ofthe people feel
ior them. They are only support.
ed ny few religious and irTsli gious en-.
Illumination It IS singular fact that
Dr. Chsnn'ng and Fanny Wright Ar
thur Tsppsn snd Robert Dale ONen
Tie very a1'ipodes 10 Feligion-yei
feel. add think, and preach ADD ser
monte alike on the SUBJECT of negfa
slavery The religious aboliionisi.
talk Of the Law Of Cod-ihe inhdels Of
the Law of nature. DR.. Cbsnning and
Arthur Tsppan place the blacks upon
the same s0eial level. lsVsl beesose
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23
NO. T..

ble TO itself. and we'll suited to promote
the ends designed by it,
Mr.. President. when the subject vas
last before the Senate. I expressed my
own resolution not 10 make any move
ment towards the establish nent of .
National Bank. til public opinion
should call for Il. In that resolution I
stu remain. But n gives me pleasure
to have the opportunity Of presenting
this petition. out Of respect to the sign
er'' and | have no objection certainly
10 meet with sproper opportunity Of
renewing the expression Of my opin-
ions On the subject. although ] know
tina, so general has become the impress
sion hostile to such an institution. that
any movement here would be vain tall
there IS change IN public opinion
: That there will be such change I fully
believe; II will be brought about. I
think. by experience. and sober refec-
ton among the People and when Il
shall come. then will b. the proper
time for 4 movement on the subject IN
the public councils. Not only ~ New
York, but from here 20 Name. | be-
ic'e it's now The opinion OF tiye-sixths
OF the whole mercantile community,
that national bank Is Indispensable 10
the ste adv regulation of the currency,
and the facility and chcapness Of the
exchanges. The board OF trade a. ".
York presented a memorial in favor Of
the same object some time ago. The
Committee OF Finance reported against
the prayer of the petitioners. a, was TO
have been expected from the known
sentiments Of majority Of that COM
mIitee. In presenting tits petition now
To the consideration Of the Senate. I
have done all that purpose on this
occasion, except 20 move th9t the pc
ti,Ion be laid on the table and printed
SIR. on the subject, Of currency and
OF the exchanges OF commerce expe-
renee Is likely 10 make us wiser than
we now are. These highly interesting
suhJeo;s-intere>iing 10 the property,
the business. and the means q. sup
port OF all claS r,-oushi not TO De con-
nected With mere party questions aud
temporary politics. In the business
and transactions of life men need se-
curlty, siead,ness. and a perm amen:
system. This lie the very last field for
the exhibition Of experiments. and I
ferrently hope that intelligent men. IN
and out Of Congress will cooperate in
measure, which may be Teasonshly ex-
Pecled to accomplish these desirable
objecS-de.irable and important alike
TO oil classes aud descriptions of Peo-
pie.
The petition and accompanying lei.
ter were then ordered TO be printed.