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Nh nfsSBFoRD's BENEIiIa,..s
- ~ " ,s,,, announces 10 hrs f1cnd, ans tAe Y"
Mr. Ilnne,nr IN that heas III vii take Qacs ~
irons ~ INC INA r,sn.SpAy March Goth 1887, Z.
,,.. = III, l.- rroduc d Knowles celeb ltei 1t"'
acts, entitled ,rx,r utTxCURACE
,v,, ,he favorte M,o Drama ~ -. ,,x.,cv
or Tho Dog OF Nfonfareis. \ II, . r..
viii ether ertcs ailments more fully espress'o =" ~
WIN ou' day. -. e...3~&,
- ...o duo effect the evenings entena nntht 1900.
ladies' and gest cmcno OF scknoT \.
.vo een sec,edMrs Preston Mis-. Ne M a. ~ mad
~ y 1c.srso 4 W SETON, j. seflon M Cor X, ,~A
a., u Efere aud obcrswhch ranseIsssin, -. ir MS =
meet with the acceptance asd spproosuon - W :, II
ar Ma BnIsrow.-Let all bsd writer ~ iii
advertisement.
IF Inc GEOLOGICAL iSsfi nfr-u
next month.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-18

AsoTHER STEAMBOAT AccrDENr.-President Var
Buren, offering Secretary Forsyth the Austrian mis-
sion. No lives lost-bu, much steam expended
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-18

IsFAsrIcIpE.-Col Stones lectures on Maria
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-18

HysRoPHoBIA-Political speechfylng in Tammany
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-18

APPROPRIATIONS ron TIE FonTIrIcATIoNs.- rwen-
ty Congressional Speeches, each duller than the
other
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-18

ImpuprST purrERy.-The Star says that Haviland
the architect Of Joseph's Banking House, us among
the first architects of this country"
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-18

INTENSE DARKSEss.-The speeches of our legsla-
ters in Albany.
CHESS CHARACTERIZATION Van Buren, distributing
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-18

SUGAR RarIsHD FROM BEgrs.-Van Buren's In
augral Speech.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-18

"Fugerc ferH ri humanum cofda
S'ravit pavor."
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-18

LOOK OUT FOR GAY RocUE.-The clerk OF {
banking house in Paris has absconded to New York
with 100000 defalcatons behind him. He may Sc
M for a Baron here.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-18

New YoRK MODERN BuILr FIRE PRooF BANK
| Ike HeusE.-Marlin Van Buren in the Presidency
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-18

the aFChlteCt OF JUstPH BHFKI1E TfVHsti aT1UTg
the first architects of this country.
CoSuSpnuM did the new Banking House of
the Jssephs fall down?
Ansrer-Bscause it was built on shdrings
EprcunEAS-Let all lovers Of good cheer pay
visit to Stall No Jefferson Market today, where
Thomas r. Devoc will present for sale some exquisite
prime BrEr, VEAL, and MvTToS The beef particu-
larlv. i Of such quality that could sturdy John
Bull but clan his eyes on it, the old fellow would
die If envy Public caterers should not let slip such
chance Of astonishing their customers.
Lr-SArrc Asytum-Thc Legislature at Albany de-
batting about the currency.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-18

A GorHrc RvIS COMING DowS.-General jackson
going 10 the Hermitage
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PR1cE ~ CENTS.
Of The Newsps2er Press Of Neto Orleans nnans-
,n0asly agreed to at an adjourned meeting q inc
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oflhe NevaD4ger Press Of Neto Orleans nnani
moasly agreed 70 at an sdj0ur&ed neetiag 81 the
Proprietors held on The l3M Of March, 1851
observation-disclosures dollars for the Daily paper
nn nnnrn. payable semi annually in advance. Ten
Pillar, for the tri-waekly country paper pay aple one
oor in advance where no city reference IS gwen Nv
h.crip,,n will be discontinued until affeaiages uis
ssaed In cas-. dscontnuance one weeks no', ~
IL ,rrting mast be invariably given, previous ~ 'io
- piration of subscription c ., cr,, IN,
1dvers,sng.-On dollar per square lor .ap ~, ono
,x,nn md half that price for eacE supscduoti' IN,
sef", .r;ol alteration from the original advertisements
viii be charged as new one and Traders forty
,olors far Enrlish alone, and sixty for both angnaso
mnn,s Insurance Offices md other similar puhsc ~
s,;tuous fifty dollars in English only, ana eiss Nv,
hnth languages. Ship and steamboat ,aI'o'a W AN onI
mission merchants, sixty dollars III '-"s 49, -
eighty i?r noh phiuaTu Notices, and articles calling
,he attention of the public to sales OF prnperH m
passengers, ben.fts sc @c VIII W o"nh l,ngna@e
t,r mar su,,arc for the first insertion III eso'
(,omm,,nications or Advertisements OF any pei
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in advance. CO ,,,r co,t will be made to
.,;onera sheria; Register of Wills, and Marshal
az soe. a. real estate published in beth Languages ana
50 per cent in English alone, ~ per cent on Sa"' u
Adscrtiseueas on, of the direct line of business Of
III. yearly advertiser such as legal auction ana pih
ton sales runaway sayes a g c ornory rates
ddpsrtisemeats not specified as TO time VIII be pun
li,hed one month. aud charged accordingly
No advertisements Of bankruptcies viii De published
i, any case unless paid for previous to Insertion or pay
inent guaranteed by responsible person IN town,
Tbentes anl other places of amusement ADVERTISING
daily for the season, to be charged loo dollars iof In
glish alone, and $50 dollars in both languages. q.
All announcements Of candidates for political oilcaS
shall be cha,gcd double the price OF other ADVERTISE
ments ,,o
pronre tors thew have come the conclusion that nc
names of parsons whose accounts have nn1 peen n1c
within one month after presentation, shall be made
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delinquents unless in case of adraacc payacats
fSirnrN &c DE Sr EDMES,
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LUMSDEN,
r-.el,y press-We the undersigned, agree to abide
ny the aboyc conditions as far they applicable te
weekly papers. ,,>c,
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if+ Letters must in all cases he post aid
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Itltlic .4ceos!ntants md Cesera! Agency Office
T. r AMILTON HALL having openct flee at No.
4 E Ia Exchange Place, tor the transaction Of bust
ness relative to Accounts, Collecting ebt, Transla-
TONS etc will engage to write up and keep iradcsen
books, eitlrrby the month"; year eb, and is confident
from the parencc he has had for So many years past
in of the respectable houses that he cen give
general satisfaction to those who may plssnse employ
hin. He pledges himself that all deuts entrusted to his
cere Will receive his h:s; attention; AID from HE know
ledge CT and long residence in this city, he offers his
wire. with the fullest confidence q, the same time he
will give security for the faithful accounting of all
ceips. TRANSACTIONS 70 and from the French and Spa
nish language he will likewise undertake to execute
with despatch and correctness.
1year Neac Orleans. October 1886.
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TT3ANkiiN iNElRMAkY.---'I'he public are re
4 specially Informed tia, this institution, erected on
the most approved plun and in an airy and most adm
rhie situation, in the fauboure Franklin, upon tho raj.
road, one mile from the Mississippi
The building is large and most commadiously divided
into Apartments, for keeping separate different classes
and different diseases.
The institution is snppliel with the most skliu sH5
attentive m"ie and female nurses, speaking the various
modern languages
Private rooms may he lad by gentlemen al from two
five dollars per day, including attendance, etc.
Terms in the ordinary wards, one dollar per day.
Slaves also one dollar. Small p in the ordinary wards
three dollars.
All capital surgical operations extra
The resident ply sieian is DIR. II. Lewis, to wsor,
appca ion for admission must be made D.. O. A.
Nuremberg, No II, Rampant st. jy q
4 ATE PUBliCAIIONS-lhe Brollcrs, \ tale Of
Ia the Fronde, in Q vols.
The Wife and Woman's Reward, by Mrs Norton in
Q 7ols
Miriam Coffin, Or the Whale Fisherman.
he i5asu lrishnan, the Exile Of Erin, in vols.
a Narrative of Visit to the American Churches,
by Deputation from the Congregational Uuon Of Eng
land and Wales, by Andrew Reed, ID. d. and James
NJ heson u y, in 2 vols
Novels and Tales by Maria Edgewo,th, 90 vols ye,,
neatly bnusd nle.
The Works of Mrs Sherwood beng the only uni
torn edition cverpublised in the United States.
. Jnstrecciyed ami Tor salebv
WM NfHtEAN,-s
oct 5 corner Camp and C0nmon SITS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24
LATE PUBLICATIONS.

NffE PRINCIPLES OF FREE TRADE, illus
Il tratcd IL series Of short and familiar ESSAYS,
originally Published in the Banner of the Costitr-
tom
C0BBETT'S LEGACY TO PARSONS; or have
the CLERGY of the established church an equitable rirt
to the thes, or to any other thing called church pro
perry greater than the dssencrs have to the same
and ought there, ought there not to be separation
of the church from the ?-in six letters addressed
to the church parsons generally including the cathedral
and college clergy and the bishops with dedication to
Bloomfield, Bishop of London; by Wm. Cobbett NJ p.
TIE COMPLETE WORKS OF JEREMY
BENTHA5i.
THE MERCHANTS ASSISTANT, or Mercantile
Instructor, containing full account of the MONEYS
coins weights and measures Of the principal trading
nations and their colonies together with their values ii
U. 5. currency, weights and measures translated from
the 18th edition Of Fuge With additions from the works
of Kelly, Necebrocitar kruse Mckellugh and others;
b. Francis j. Grund, author Of Elementary Treatise
Oh Plane and Solid Gennetry," sc. &c.
TARIFF, or Rates Of Duties, from and after the Sd
day Of March, 1885, until the 3lst of December of said
year, inclusive, ON all goods, and merchandise.
imported into the United States Of America, us cs-
tabshcd by nets of congress.
Just received, and for snle by W. HToIlEAN,
nov Corner Camp and Common street.
F1vANCY PRINTS-23 cuges rich light fancy prints,
5G cases domestic fancy do; 10 cases blue prints,
or ~ Cf,t 5rT &. fr- A.. p,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

yEVHE Subscriber, impsrter aud wholesale deacr in
Foreign and Domestic Hardware, has on hand an
extensive sock of Sheffield Birmingham, and Amer-
can gooa embracing great variety, consisting in part
as follows:
Anvs, common imitation and genuine mouse!lolc;
smith vices black and bright face; trace chains COM
mon hlued and bright; hoes, Carolina, Louisiana grub
and coiton English and American saddle rons long and
short handle fry pans, raised plate, hook butt and all
other kinds of hinges pit, mill, hand, panel, tcnon and
cross saws; rim closet, pad, cupboard and trunk
locks; American silver plated front, inside and sliding
floor do; round and fiat spring, straight, and necked
shutter and door bo fiat pitt mill, and cut saw
files; slip carpenters and other au;ars; black bright
and patent cast steel socket and frnicr chses; eougcs
sill Sizes knives aud forks in sets and dozens great va
eties shoe cook, butcher carving and drawing knives;
pocket and dirk cutlery in dozens and cards, large
and small scissors, tutors and sheep shears common
polished steel shutters; hi H and fiat bottom brass cam
dlesticks; plated britannia mon, tea and table spoons
Hint and percussion gun locks; ulmscrew and nippe
wrenches, powder horns, TASKS, shot belts, game bags
etc carpenters axes, ADDE'S, hachcts, hammers Gle
curtain bands and pins commode nobs, Sc. night Nor
ioik, brass and square laches, coopers frees axes
novels, adzes, etc. smiths bellows, hammers, tones and
back IRONS English and American spades and shoyels
hohG anu SHORT h1nics; common cast sheet iron and HI
f2n metal tea kettles, patent set anil common cotton
''a wool cards all numbers wafer and wanic irons
"'es anu BAKE pans jack screws, wood screws bench
ews' paeh strrps and bits brass and silver martini
f.'e nooSs ann rings, Chains and buckles axes Collins,
A'. o"Ne, e'e' coach ~renehcs, stocks ard dies
iorse 'sFs' l''ne square, shoveis and longs anrous
iaeks, bia's' sllgs, poushs and pogh monltIs cas-,
ANA herman steel, INK, quilts, States manned tin and
wooden ware sleeves corn mills La s,dcs tarsl henr,
grass rope bed cords plough lines, packing yarn cotton
anu 'e"i '"'e ht~strs, patent balances scales el1s
pistols, ritea cut nails, lead shot, Rogers and DuSonI,
me trade. W "a III AIVF0Ph : u
.nas4 No 10 New Icvec
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24
NEW FURNITURE WARE HOUSE.

YENHE subscribers open ne n complete assert
d ment of elegant and useful furniture. viii h they
have ast received by &c arrival of ships Saratoga Ar
kansas and Mississippi, from New York, consisting in
pait of side boards of various attems with Egyptian
and italian marbl, tops, centre tables every doscrp
ton and quality, warlrobcs of various patterns,
tary and book cases. ladies' French toilet tabl 5, tot
lett bureaus jrecinn dining Pembrokes, card and la
dies work tabIes, pine do also a few pair sdenoards
with Egyptian marble tops, and beoutifnl arti-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24


PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, GENERAL A6ENCI
AND BROKERS OFFICE,
IA Exchange placcl
w AMBITION HALL, offers the following Lands
IN TEXAS,
II leagues, Oh the river Navasoto,
II DO on the Sabine, near Cadio village
do on the Trinidad,
d. on the NaYasoto,
do on Red river,
do on Big Alabama creek.
do and II acres, on Charles crack, near tn,
do between Village creek mil Pine Island
Bayou,
LID on the head waters OF Con Bay,
do on the Angelina,
il do in Nllam's Colony,
d. and ~ ocrcs % Red river, little abss
Lo!s d'arr,
do Oh tiedrver,
do on the Sabine, 10 miles below Game s
ferry,
do near Sulphur Fork, six miles from Rel
do on Mills Greek,
l2do 3 miles from Inns landing, NEa,pgordp
Several scrip, of $40 acres INDICATED,
Do Of Que league DO,
1880 Acrca, solliers' Bounty Land.
All the above lands arc well situated either for spec
untnrs or settlers. Tbs titles ndisputabe and fully
ALsO.-5o0 Acres, situated near new river. and e.
bout ten miles from the Mississippi, to which there
sent, under cotton cultivation.
l7A Acres near lhevil!e, La, gaod cotton land hcav
-. lily, 'imhcred, with cane nndergrowth.
liz Acres, mile from Almons Prairie and about
5 from the Mississippi river.
Lots, IN Fauhourg Washington, fronting Rue 1u
port,32 feet 9 in; by l3l #. 6 in. in depth.
Lots, III Fauxbourg Marigny 50 feet front oac
on, Union street by 10 feet deep, between la Rue
Liberals and Force.
Lotin Philippe st. 81 #. front ly &C ,Ican.
Together, with several other city Lots, which Of
ftr,d on accommodating terms. jan2l
NEW MUSIC BOOK--lN PATENT NOTES.
M ASoNS SACRED liArr anew collection Of sacrci
l9a music, (stefcotypcG i'll patent notes. arranged
by Lowell Mason, author OF Boston Handel and HAYDN
Society Collection Church Musc-the Choir or Union
Collcc,ion--lNr2 Sacra-Spiri'ua Songs, S5c-and by
Timothy t. Mason, Professor in the Eclectic Academy
of Music, Cincinnati. Published by Truman s. Smith,
booksellers, Cincinnati.
Mason's Sacred Harp is adapted to the wants of ali
denominations. The variety OF metres is much .rcater
than in any Other collection of music lut very few
hymns contained in the hymn books OF the different
be ind in the Sacred Harp. 1t contains great variety
OF yer, beautiful psalm aud hymn uncs coler,or OF
interesting anthems, pieces sacred songs, sentences
and riants which arc short, easy of performance with
ont instrumental aid, appropriate 10 tho ya,ons Occa-
sons Of Christian worship, the ofsnging schools,
musical societies, and pleasing ard nscI singers Tor
their own private practice and Improvement.
Tho Harp contains much rev and vau;Lc music,
which has been drawn from t. Iii CHEST sources of mn
sca taste and science in Europe, especially in Germa-
ny 1t has hccn the aim of the authors to give
collection u tunes, that should be easily learned and
easily sting
TtacIcra Of singing crrgymcn and others Who ar,
DESTROYS of mirroring sacred music can cnlioy nq
me- cltectrl SIC circulation OF this admirable
collection, which las been prrnmcd expressly lo. III,
Southland West
Received and Tor sale by
HCTCHklSS & co.
4
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
StLhFi HY AT THE SOUTH, the south vnli
Seated frols the treason and fannticisn of the northern
ahatitionsts. vol. II mo.
The hook of Pleasures by Thos Campbell ;;alnpel
Rogers and Mark Akenside. | vol 10 Mo.
The Ganteman and Ladys Book efPni;cusss md pro.
prety ofdepottmant dc Heated hp youth ofhoh sex
es. BY Madame Conart, translated rem the sixth Pa
rs edition.
Infantry Tactics or rules for the exercise and ma,
noertvre- of hr United States infantry BY Major &c
neral Scott, u Army In vols. - no, iast received
and for sale by " McKEAN, cor camp {, com SITS
wTEW BOOKS-Rierzi. the last of the Crilun2s by
. 7 the aathars o! Pelham &c.
osEsHA TuoUsAvD or the days Of Henry 0,a;re y,
tho author ofNi1h0lien &c in vus.
aTAHxun, in 2 vaiumes.
CAsxFr OF Northumberland rfoAi~,,,
hY{ BANCROFT s. TRTER Ii camp N.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

FENHE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS, &c.-Ihe
I Language of Flowers, illustrated by eolo'ed en-
cravings, ID edition.
The Moral Of Flowers illustrated y eoorc" enSl@-
wings, Cd edili3n.
Flora aud Iha>la; or Gems Of Flowers and Poetry,
being an alphabetical arrangement of flowers, with up
proprate illustrations, emheishId with coole'l plates,
by lady.
Flora,s Interpreter; or, the American Book Of Flow
crs and Sentiments, by Mrs Hail. 'Iird edition. I'M
proved.
The Artist, or, Yoang Ladies' Instructor IN Orn''-
mental Painting, Drawing, &c.
Just received and for ely
WA M'KEAN,
oct12 cnrnerof Camp and Common sts.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

nRY GOODS-4O cases fancy coored domestic
~ prints; 10 bales Trenton improved tickings; 10
bales Oxford A ckings; cases blue Ptsburg cords
case heavy black carPeting, landing from barquc 10
sephne and for sale by 7 c CASH & Co.
ell NJ,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24
W Vt. " MAN,
corner of Camp and Common SITS.

a EN BOOhS-Essay on the Rate Of Wages, with
' examination of the ca,,sea of the differences in
the condition Of the laborng population throughout the
world, by II. G. Carey.
Clinton Bradshaw; or the Adventures Of Law yer,
in two vols.
The American Almanac and Expo5itor of Usctil
knowledge, for The year 1896. For sale by
nov "A tIOTEHki&S & Co. q Chnrrcs ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24


HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL. PAINTER,
IS Camp st, nearly opposite the American Theatre.
M % " I'd Il H. III
I'd aspect FULLY informs his friends and the
IA public in general that he executes all orders in the
above branches, in the best style, aud moderate
terms. lie will also execute in like manners all kinds
OF decorations in Oil and Water Coors, for halls,
tries parlors aud hal rooms sc. &c; he will also mi-
tate great variety OF Marbles and Woods, Military
Standards, GSe
He hopes sxtee YEA of practice and exerons
Excessively sustained, will merit continuance oil the
aronage he has heratcoie received from his friends and
he whole community.
Paint, Oil, Glass, Varnisl, Gold Leaf Sc SIC. on
maud for sale. Also, ready mixed colors for use.
Whitening, chalk and TRY colors IS
NEW BOOkS-Norman Leslie, tale of the pres
! Y ent times, i'll vols by T 5 Fay.
Pauldng Slavery in the United States.
Stories of the Sea. by the author of Pctei Simple.
Memoir of George r + lewcs, with traits of the tea
party, &c.
Gilbert Carney, by the author of Sayings and Do
ngs, &c.
Also. supply of One in Thousand, or the days
Of Henri Quatrc by the author of Richcu &c. just re-
eeved by G III BANCROFT,
nils IA camp ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

- lF1E-E7T!lINS TIJN I0.lH.
TsHiE JJYENIiEF ORGET-ME-NOT, + Christmas
1886 Edited by Mrs 5 Q Hall.
ilEtrH,s PlCrrEEsGuE inNuA, for 1886, cnlbellisl-
cd with . splendid ongrayngs by the first artists
i9tlTIc4L ANNrAI. being selections from the Eng
fish poets, from Spcnccs to bcotti; emheIlished with
portrait and ii Illustrations from drawings by II Cor
bouid
JHF RE1ICTors Souvenir, a Christmas, New Years
and Birth Day Present far 1889. Edited by Charucev
Cotton, ID ID. inst received and for sale by
WIN MkEAN
dec Il corner Cam and Common s..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24
A complete assortment of sofas.

A large and complet assortment of mahogany, ma
pie. rosewood, fancy and common chairs, mahogany
cloth, together with complete of such arti-
ees as are usually found in such an establishment, the
whole of which will be sold reasonable terms for ap-
proved paper or cash
The public respectfully invited to call and exam
ne the stock,
NB Goods packed at short notice in good order for
shipping. fl2 G II GRANT & co
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4 ALE PuBlICAIluNS--Ihe Drottcrs, n tale OF
A the Fronde, in Q vols.
The Wife and Woman's Reward, by Mrs Norton, in
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

fANh Chr, n DOJI >.
A tliECk books on the following banks, viz: Mes-
- chants, Exchange ard Ranking Co, Orleans,
Mcc hancs and Finders, Louisiana, Louisiana State
Aichataaya, Canal and Banking CO., Commercial
tsrf9lton, Improvement Co., Cas- Citizens, Union and
City Banks for sale by llOTCIkISS & co.
Jan ~ 4. Chartres
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

SCOTS Lessons, Tnn%es Pantheon, Farley Geo~ra-
ply High Srh."l Reader, Amercun Speaker, Colun,-
b Orator, Nhcpey's Compend of History Ncr
&C = History, Nebster's and tirmshaw's Fiction
aries, and Nrb,r.r's Spelling Book. Mc!ntvrc on Ii
Globes, i'arloyS list. ID and 81 Book of ilistor-for
sale by
G., r. n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-14

from Liverpool and Suy from Havre at this BORT III
June SGh George Washnsfo., Holdredge New York for
Livsrpoo-by The Othello, ut Liverpool
-, ARRIVALS, CLEARANCES, &C.
aug 1h-Cd, Nile, Tro, Martinique Sd, ar Charles
Dishop, New York, via Boson
bangor, Aug. 7-Ar. Judith, New York.
noson Aug l0-Ar Reside, Sherwood, New York-lIth,
fray Kingston ~ Y, via New York-l2h Fancy
chase, do, via. Salem -
gloucester Aug. AR. Juno Bangor for New York
New Bedford, Aug. l0-Ar. Mononoy, Small New York;
spy Baker, do; Rodman, Wood, de.
rhiiadelpha Aug. 12CPd Peter Henry, Johnson New
Mr1rkIih, ar Alert Scott, dol Whale Badw NJ do Mary
kill Calcutta Gray New York; Charles Putnam, Leeds do
M Nrsas Layheld do; schgylk Townsend dol Phebe
Baltimore, Aug. lO.-Crd, Celeste, Terrell New York
Charieston Aug 8Ar Anson Sinclair, New York; Naga-
ra, besber, dol Erie, Nye, Middleton. Conn
Savannah, Aug 7mCpd, Energy, Robins New York.
Mobile, Aug. 5-CPd Paugus, gptos, New York.
Savannah, Aug. Arr Trenton, Wood New York; Madi.
son, Hubbard do. Spd Lewis Cass, Watkins do: Tybee
Lyon, do; Energy, Robbins do.
charleston Aug. g. Cpd. Velocity, Kelly Boston Spe.
lorena, Ugehart Havre Commerce. Cary, Boston; asper
Richardson, do; Paragon, Parker, New York
fors.nnc Aug 9.-Arr. Mary. Robinson South Amboy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-14
Cotton Market.
SUNDAY, August 18th,

SUNDAY, August 18th, O'Clock, p M.
Through the favor of attentive correspondents at Liver
pool and Havre enabled lay before the American
dealers and the planters clear and succnct of the
state of the market in those cities.
The total import of into the kingdom Britain
since the LIST January 1897 compared with that in the
ponding six months ending June 3o of the previous
years. shows steady decrease in Americans from 1886
and in this year sudden swelling beyond all conception
OF other descriptions the import steadily increased up 1885,
and fell off in this But will you read for YOURSELF This
table Is curious exhibit and well worthy being saved for
shall continue follow at the end of every month