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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06
CONFECTIONARY.

~ A CARD.-To the Ladies Of New York.-A new thing
expressly manufactured for the ladies GREGORYs whole
sale and rea Confectionery Store No 13 William street. NJ
York. and is sold, wholesale retail by other in
the city VANILLA Cream Candy new, very rich and de,
cious article hereby submitted the judgment and
patronage Of the New York citizens and the public in general
and especially the ladies' who said be the best judges Of
the sweets offe and sweet without bitter the Vanilla
Cream Candy stands pre-eminent
N. b. On band, and constantly manufacturing, general
Of Candies for South and Western markets.
the lowest wholesale price, and warranted keep in eli
mate No charge for boxes packing carriage to part
of the city. my9 1m-y
CAHD.-JAS. A. e. IAMOUREUx CO. hav-
ing succeeded Dr. Lewis Feuchtwanger in his No.
ST. Broadway will continue furnish the public with the
tcle usually supplied by him. and hope by their efforts
cure continuance of its patronage
Swedish Leeches, Diamond Cement, Prusan Cement, for
filling decayed teeth Chcoy, the finer chemical preparations
Magnesa Lezenges Cough Lozenges &c &c. constantly
hand and for sale the most reasonable terms wholesale and
retail eaf as If
CARO.-WM. ii. ACKERMAN respectfully informs
"A hs friends and the public that he has, in connection with
his Steam Confectionery 29 Grand street. between Chry
tie and Forsyth Streets added splendid saloon The style In
which it furnished the superior sxcelency of his ice
wines other refreshments cannot be surpassed in
any other establishment in the city. -. 8
W. H. A. pledges himself that his Saloon shall be conducted
In the NEST respectable and orderly ans that every at
tentien shall be paid the accommodation OF those who will
favor him with visit. my4-Imt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06
SALUBRIOUS sTOMACHIC
EHervescent Ginger Beverage Powder.
- ALyBRiOUS sTnMACHIC EEEERvEs

y CENT GINGEK BEVEKAGE POWDER, Tor pro-
ducng immediate efervescent draugh, the highest
possible state Of peectisn, alayng the thirst aswel being
mingled with component part OF the pure Jamaica Ginger
much extoed in difficulty OF digestion, where its med
cna properties has stood the test and the approval OF the
fasiidiaus and the learned
To travellers tourists captains OF vessels &C. viii be found
desderaum Of the highest import either In sickness or in
health whatever climate Ii will surpas other prepa
ton extan and being peculiarly portable renders still fur
Their acquisition Prepared by
JOHNSON A. co. Chemists
Attheir Created Water Depot, sc and 80 Cedar st.
Soda and Sedlz Waters, syps OF all kinds, Seidtr and
Soda poxterx Nc ie2-3m
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At their Created Water Depot SC and 80 Cedar st.
Soda and seidt1 Waters, syps Of all kinds sedli,r and
COVERED PITCHERs.-The subscribers have
ODow hand good supply Of their three quart Britannia
Pitchers with covers which much IN use during The sum
Also as.omen, Of plated straight keys. for
p "Jss
sF5aE 3 sns
St, y-TJ w has constantly for sale an excellent assort,
bi, augurs bis patent se saws cappers dviders
turning and ner chse and plates stocks and
ners poe slaves Circular turning sSe
surfing tapes, drawing Instruments wood boxes FOR cutting
crs mre squares compasses saws pads oil stones draw
ing screw tools Shelters patent auges casnet makers clamps
copper glue pots, blow pipes, NC.
III large assortment Of planes manufactured by A. G.
nR. sHANKs, OcULIsT-Llcentia,e Of the New
yCr state Media, sGss informs OF those az
his office 1888 Up 's Spen daily Sunday. ss
where have been restored to vision and many are convaescent
who before consulting Dr. Sbank have been suffering for
sPFCTACLEs adapted As usual to every defect Of sight
Dr. : beg leave state be has had y years experience in
ed the tuition Of the best ocus IN Europe and Americs
myl8 Inn
(SUPpING AND LEECHING-At minute.
- tice day or night by Peter Burnett IS 9Th avenue Fine
healthy swedish eechc exclusively used or tor sale Refer
washington, Dr. merriot Dr. Bancker &C.
where children required leeched, the above
essne ne nsas that parents need not fear any extra
suffering TO their children. je13m
SALT HHEUM.-MRs. SHERWOOD, the proprietor
Rhcu c g WORM ,ns al disease ssTe S e has
remoSedis NO Bedford street Of Houston 81, where
single box 49,. ~ =,
For ale also by p Dcdd Rroadssy corner Of .lssch
Gamble Brosawsy corner q Dsy ~ 9: p ccggsssaI,
sulard Deuc Park Row, and SCI roadway and by ui
4 Bowie. 10 Maiden lane. myis I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

: :
90 tubs Welsh Butter; 60 rkns Orange do; 100 kegs low
priced suitable for bakers Brandy Cheese kegs do
do 800 do superior dol 40 barrels do 30 boxes Pine Apple
Cheese casks Hams fer family do Shoulder do do,
equal TO Burlington HARTMAN BIRDSALL,
myl0 so and 81 Water street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

Money VIII be received deposit BY The Company, and heI
In trust, upon which interest will be Above follows:
Upon any sum over 500, irredeemable for year,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06
THadEa SLEMK,s GUd5DEs OR coMNYklac l

i CORRE SPONDENCE-Comprising letters OF introduce
tion letters of credit and general business with Bills,
Invoices Bill Parcels Bills of Exchange, Account Sales Equa
ton OF Payments Explanation of Commercial Terms, and
Advice young Merchants and Tradcmen with regard 10 the
general management OF business by " Foster, Principal Of
the New York Commercial School author OF N Treatise
Book Keeping, &c. vol limo PIP 25a Just published and
for sale by
G. SHEPARD, 1879 Broadway.
~ AT triing have here what should be consider
ed be an indispensable companion every junior clerk in
Commercial Agency establishments IL will be found
yiceable All n md al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

HUTCH BUTTEH.-eok egs for sale BY
~ HARTMAN BIRDshLI.
Brokers and Commission Merchants 5ok 50 Water street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

CUUNTANT-Belng series OF merca ntie accounts, /
which the merchant introduced business and carried
through its various vcssudes, both prosperous and averse
in single and partnership business with
journal The principles drawn actual experience;
which added tables Of moneys weights and measures Of
the commercial world Fifth edition. by Thomas H. Goodrich
Accountant Just received and TOR sale the trade
tail very low, by c. SHEPARD, 189 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

VISITING CARDS, VISITING CARDS.-n
plain writing the Italian and fancy hands, printed PO
LISHED GERMAN PORCELAIN CARD, may he procured
the of Maiden lane Broadway, Stouts EN-
CRAVING ESTABLISHMENT, where specimen books may
be
the plating of which unusually thick the silver being
ly rolled for the advertiser. ~
MERCHANTS COMMISSION CARDS, executed with
distincncss and
LETTER STAMPS, CONSULAR AND NOTARIAL
SEALS
BRASS DOOR PLATES AND KNOCKERS, with baked
est polish. - - niYT-SnF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06
TT551G,nEEsssES. ANR sEEAMsTRE :; ss.s

FNAbLORESSES AND SEAMSTHEkS
i CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT-Corpe Of Broad
and Leonard sThs establishment has been removed to
and spacious $50 Broadway Leonard
where be- found choice assortment Of cloths casmeres
vestings, French German and Irish linens musns drilngs
&c, OF the best quality and approved patterns.
Gentlemen have all their articles OF wearing
made at this establishment in the most fashionable
Of q per cent Cutters of the highest reputation
and experienced worknen employed Dress and Frock
Goats, Panialoons, Vests, nc.
Childrers clothing every description made order and
kept for sale Particular attention paid 10 this department
Gentemens clothes repaired short notice. Linen and
muslin shirts collars, drawers stocks, &c for sale made to
order
Families be provided with seamsesses work their
houses, by applying rs above.
This establishment Is designed afford employment
dustrous Females Of this city, eih greatest part ofthe
work performed Those who patronize II will AID mpor
public charity and time have their work done
the liberal patronage already bestowed by pub lie
Is respectfully solicited. my2o- ltaw6wts
u VOLLrY, Real Estate and General Agency Ofice,
at Nerpanck, formerly known Nerplanck Point, West
chester county, New York;
NJ H. All orders for the purchase sale, exchange n pro
perry trcal personally left the office At Ne u Wsls
No Catharnc street. In the city of New York. viii meet
every attention the application requires. -,
Conveyancing ofevery description executed al me short
Specifications Plans and Architectural Drawings made TO
order and the erection ofbudngs Of every description nper
intended, &c.
number lots in the city Of New York Tor sale,
exchange. Also In Newark Patterson New Jersey and
choice Ycrpanc Those who wish 70 improve
the latter place, the whole ~ the purchase money can re-
man on mortgage ~ 6pcr cent, VI desired
Tbo@e wishing delightful place for residence no urpas
sed the Hudson River other rve We advise ~ call
and Those who think verplank broke, those who think
ought TO break and those who hope WIZ we advise 70 stay
Nh number of mortgages for sale tnot exactly on
Wall street planl varying from 10 5000 dollars
Building Loto exchange for building materials my 30 Pun
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06
HkOWN a CO.'S ONE l

BROWN ~ GUS - = r
ST0RE.-Tbe subscribers, since the
<ssS1aimed at furnishing the public with an
stantial HAT of the most graceful torn, al the
price Of So. They can BOW say that their ct
crowned with triumphant success The Hal
by them during the last three months, surpas
finish any heretofore offered, and stand pre-
those OF higher prices, worn by the fashionable
patrons they would say--the quality, a. far a
iorm--the price moderate and fixed-thc pre-
the sales for cash. It's Chatham Square, cor.
myip-tf IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

~ Courtlandt street, beg to inform the trade
<ssSA removed from No. 6 Courtlandt street 10 d
and elegant Dcwwore where they have on hens
stantly receiving fresh supplies Of Hatters' Phi
mings
Also, fancy colored Pushes, for ladies' bonnie
will sell on accommodating terms
Hats Caps, Stocks and Stock Frames ut who
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06
VANILLA CREAM CANDY-Tbis NAT et,rsor.

ISINEsAIss.-T.D ID. GILLESPIE, sexton and Under
aker has always hand a,iy Collins nj ~ yess
shroods caIs scarts pyes, Hesre, Carriages, lc,
which b. furnish al the shortest possible notice Appca-
don Graves or Vaults any % ne r,nv grounds " CO.
meery viii be puncuay attended n the friends oftbe
decreased send for the subscriber he will furnish IN without
further trouble. Sections wanting ~nhbna &r VIII find u
10 their advantage 10 call nj t,c abovr place
ms 2O6w' r. ID GILLESPIE, No. 40 Church 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

DAPEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STAMMEKS
beg eace respectfully 70 call tire attention Of their friends
and public generally 10 the and elegant assortment of
goods just received and opening at their No 3J
Pearl street between Frankfort and Hague Consul
mer will nd their establishment advantages
where else be met WITH IN addition to their entire stock
of goods.
appeaon Of the Three Fingered Paper Hanger, and Who Il
needless hut strangers, stands unriyaed In the
paper hanging both for neaness and despatch VIII
tend person far aspracticable all the work which shall
be- entrusted 10 his myJlhm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06
PIONEER FAST LINE
CO. CO. CO. CO..

VIA RAIL ROAD AND CANAL TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves the Hechester House BROAD and Race stot
daily at o'clock. sM
The Boats and Cars used this Line are of the very hest
description having been built expressly for the accommodation
of passengers, and are not surpassed by
This the only Packet line that the Railroad Har-
rsburg thereby saving 80 miles Of canal travel and reaching
Pittsburgh DAYS and half Of Cpur and half a.
formerly the when they went by Columbia there
the canal .e..a
For speed and comfort this line exceed by any other in
the United States
Passengers Cincinnati Louisville, hatcher, Nashville
Louis will always be certain of being taken de-
Law as this with the boats Pittsburgh carving
the mail.
For seats apply the north Of 4h and
s,s and at No 200 Market St corner Sd and Willow
A. b. CUMMINGS, Agent
l,ia Nav q my lc. lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

ID er than ever al :. j. WALKERS, go Canal Il. This
the pace for those Oppressed by hard times buy Boots
and Shoeths the place 10 find Boots and shoes cheaper
than they be found any other establishment, this
any other city. Their seal Pump Boots s stand
led Gentlemen wishing furnish themselves with pair Of
handsome summer boots for S27a can find ihemst
WALKERS, 90 Canal St
Don't mistake me numberit 30, shoe store
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11
Nautical Intelligence.
FOREIGN FORTS.
- -

>.
Constellation, Sampson sid. I'd JAM MarsciIcs ~ Orls
Elizabeth, Arey arr. Liverpool 1871 Jan. from N OrIs
Frederick, Wilhelm, sid 2fsI Dec Bremen for NJ Oris
Orleans.
Shetland (sultana, Hail. SID 10 JAN from Liverpool for
N. Ors
Canadian, - sid. 1lth Jan, Liverpool, for N. OrIs.
Appollo Harding, at IIavre lith Jan. .Orls
Tiger, Little at Nantz Ith Jan. N. Ors
Creole - ed for ldng. Goth Jan Liverpool for N.
Orleans
SPOKEN.
JAM 10Th lat 81, long No. Denmark from New Orleans for
Marseies.
Feb 7th lat. "a S. long 60 barqne Elcy Wall New York
for N. Oris.
LOST.
ship Ncva, Joshua Perkins of Kenuchunk New York
for N. Ors on Money Key, Berry Island 10Th Feb.
HOME PORTS
ShpOrlea,s, Sears cid. N. York March lst for ~ Or
Bar4ue Osprey, Galen, NJ York. March ds from
N. Ors.
Ship lIoat Seldom, CID N; York asth Feb. for N. ors
Schr Delta, Merchants ed Feb. Norfolk rO
Ship Orozmbo Barteth cid. March I'd Baltimore for New
Orleans.
Barque Ella Hand, Matthew cid Phadel hia March Cd for
N. Uris.
Brig George, Wise, 9th Feb Boston from or-len
S w. Pass ist Feb.
Sch Annawan Paine, 81 h Feb Boston from New
Orleans.
Brig Architect Gray, SD. Baltimore ID March, for NJ Orls
Barque Stanford, Mirslow clcard ssh Feb Boston
for N. Orls.
Ship Scotland, Hacks:at cid I'd March NJ York for New
Orieans
Brig Ceatarine Fli,ncr cid, ID March, N York for New
Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

Single copies of the weekly New York Herald,
are selling at Q sbillings copy,
There ure no grog chops at Govt bny.a port
four miles from Cape Town, in Africa! a III
place for equity men.
The Journal Of Con increc has been enlarged.
1t is now larger thnnIhe Courier and Enquirer.
The Texan armed schooner Invincale, went
to sea from New York on the Goth Feb.
The tax on spirits in Sydney, New South Wales
is Ei2, 900 year.
The snow storm in England, in the year 1914,
las ed from the 18th Jan to the 18th march,-so
saws Wolton Gilbert We believe it.
One thousand and seventy dollars were taken
IN HE occasion of the Rev. Mr.. IIighy's discourse
for the benefit oft orpha' in st. Pauls Church,
New York Feb. 26th.
Snow fell at Baltimore to depth Of three inches
OIL the 81 insrant,-just enough to provoke Inc
merry sleigh bells.
Tie great Improvement bill has passed the Lee
i ui stature of Indiana.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11
COM WI ElEsCHAL.
OFFICE OF THE TRUE AMERICAN,

OFFICE OF THE TRUE AMERICAN,
Friday, March 10Th, 1879
All is vel in doubt and darkness We still unable to
come to any thing like results in regard to the late
day will relieve US from this state
of uncertainty.
To-day the money market is unusually tight Ihough tx
change ON New York can be freely ad the usual ate yet
there n feeling of insecurity evaiing among buyers
cuscd rather BY gene al uncertainty of the money market
than by any immediate local Tho same may be said Of
bills on England.
The BY the had time to affect tho cot
ton m, ke before the ews Of decline of s I'd pound
rCa he'd US by Chatham Boston. Little was done to-day
cotton.
The general markets slow in their progress For this
season oft year. such of things unusual want Of
confident arrangement of the currency are the pro-
ducng causes of this anomaly We sale the Levcc
of 100 hhds Sugar prime 3D. Moasses continues
stationary at 20 cts selling So 50; 500 bhls
sold at this price In Lard there is decline
We hear of u sale 400 kegs ie Gets Western But
ter sacac at II cts we hear sale bbls Whiskey ut
&c cts Considerable doing Coffee Havana commands ~
1874 trans elton of $50 sacks Liverpool blown Self at SO
NAV he noted IS Western Hay has
taken great start; sale of 20 noted at S45 Rice
salcabe We observe sale of 80 casks at this place
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Oct lst ls36-No. bales hand ,1U2
Mar TO- ls37-No bales reed to this date. 409s77
1859
MAJ TO- ls37-Tota Experts this date $40
No. bales remaining, not cleared... 9a7SO
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
lsTG--No, hbds. hand. 1871
Mar TO- 1s37No hhls. reed this date ,sia
1921
Total Exports to date .............,..6 g, 37a
No. hhds remaining, not cleared. II, I43
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

54,652,OOOt


Downing street, January 10, 1887
BY pairing the above with the last monthly
account, we hnd that The circulation has been in
creased by 81 O00t; the deposits by ,O24 O00i the
secnFies by 1884 ,Oo0li and the bullion diminish
eddy 254 ,000i.
The PLAGuE.-Lettcrs from Malta affirm that
the plague has fl und its way into the island, ha
wing been imported by some of he tradidp vessels
from ConstantInope. All communication with
the island iAslrct'y forbidden at Naples.
FRANCE.
We copy the following from postscript of tho
letter Of The Liverpool Correspondent, dated Lon.
don, Thursday evening, Jan. 10.
r. 5. " a gentleman who has Just come frsm
the CITY, was informed that there was a report
there that Louis Philippe had been again shot at
N" evening paper mentions a word aboul il.
give the report, Us my informant is man of ere,
dit.n "
LONDON, Junuary ls.--Consuls were as hiph n,
81 SD this morning. Tiey are now 81 for The
account, and IL higher Tor money. Excheouer
bills are as high>ss 20 premium. Youcan scarce
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11
By the Government Eepress.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM. ENGLAND.
OFFICE OF THE N. Y. ADVERTISER.

We have just received from our attentive cor
respondent, the Messrs. 1opli of Boston, the Liv-
pool Journal of January 2Ist, brought to that por,
by the ship Chatham, Capt. G"rham, which YES
sci arrived there on Monday, from Liverpool
Our correspondent adds " the Chatham does
not confirm nor contradict the report Of the loss Of
the pachet ship Erie"
The remaiater OF the men left on the wreck of the
klrkilln, OF ST. John, N. B., by the barque oberin
were taken ofih British vessel, aud have arri.
we'd IN England.
The disasters of the French ships, employed in
cod-hshng on the coast of Iceland, had been 81
many, and so extensive, that no fewer linn i47
scamen belonging to the port of Dunkrk alone
had persisted during tue season.
BANK OF ENGLAND.-An account of the liabilities
and assets of the Bank of England, on the aver
age 1.-THE quarter from the 18th October, 1895, to
the 10Th january, 1887, inclusive:
Liabilities. Assets
Circulation l74e2,00Ol Securities, 30,3G5, OOOl
Deposits l4,354ooo Bullion, 4,287,OOO
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

sti,uton is violated whenever interest can secure
a majority so to do. The currency the currency;
lit is provided in the constitution how it shall
be controlled II We are friends Of the country,
we will endeaver to adhere 10 that instrument and
10 restore its wontcd influence. The country is IN
dilemma. Its.aetoned the power of the states
to Coin money, and it must now sanntion the right
of the PEorLE through their proper organs to abro-
gate, increase or grant charter to corporate
body having that power. Its only rescue is to fly
back to the Constitution and adhere 10 its wise
provisions.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

The Seu'herner is new puperpubshed at Port
Gibson, Mississippi, aud edited by Mann Butler,
Esq. the author OF the history of Kentucky. 1t
will bedeveitd TO Southern Interests and will sdvo-
cate reform in the General Government. The
first number contains some valuable statistical in
formation relative Port Gibson and the surround.
ing country. MIR. Butler is well qualified for the ar
duous task he has assumed. He has been an ardent
pioneer in the cause OF education in the West
was the prime mover in the establishment OF the
city school Of Lousville,-and has added to the
history Of our country succnct and thorough,
correct account of the dongs in Kentucky from
its first settlement to the present day. Asu~riter
Mr.. Butler presents no ordinary claims 10 public
favor. Hist fortune is cast among people who know
how 10 appreciate merit wherever il be found, and
we predict for the Souihern.r most brilliant ca
reer We hope the editor will take strong stand
en- the qaestion Of slavery. All Southrons should
meet aboltionists at the threshold with the Com
stitution in their hands, and deny their right 10
Touch The Stare question in any shape. Mr.. Buffers
opinion, we are sure, will be at least
He has our best wishes for success III his new pur.
,Llt.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

On reference 10 our news columns, it will be seen
that duties are received at Boston from Liverpool
TO the 2Ist January. The account Of the linbi-
ties and assets of the Bank Of England, will be
interesting to the merchant. In Cotton there
seems to lie depression Of 10 to lid per pound.
The ten porary stoppage of the Banking house OF
Esdail in London, aused considerable sensation.
See the statement of the Liverpool Cotton Market
ooh January,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

Mr.. Dallas has received the reward OF lis labors
Ire goes on the Russian mission. A better poll
tcan could no, have been selected. His success
in proving the power OF the people to PEACEFULLY
abrogate all ciahers or vested rights, gives us an
earnest that the Ncsstlrods school will now find
an equal! He has done the lidding Of his master,
ana i, is but fair he should gethis portion OF the
public loaf,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

The temptations to overload steamboats, desc IN
ding the the western waters are SO great, that
many have heen known to enIer our port with the
guards under water. This foolish pructice endan.
gers not ouly the boat, bu, the lives Of the pas.
seneersf- 's-...-s ce is Of no effect Cupidity
ovSrcomes all sense Of danger. But we arc glad
to learn tina; the Insurance Offices Of New Orleans
have resolved that any boat overlooking shall
be placed upon the black list, and shall not be
insured again by them under any circumstance.
This is right. Nothing operates SO quickly upon
the avarici eus a appeal to their pockets.
There is dahger enough in all conscience in ,rav-
cling by steamboats, when loaded to proper
depth, but that the chances Of loss of life should
be increased through the cupidity Of the owners,
is NOT to be borne. We doubt not however, that
the resolution Of The Insurance Companies will
break up this iniqu tons system.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

The sales of bills on England for the packet Of
2i March were at a reduction the cash rates being
8i-2 a 9, closing at 9 I-2 tos34 per cent. On
France the cash rates were ST 90 ST % l-2.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

Resolved, That the account of the Com
mercial Bulletin be allowed, and that the
Treasurer be, and he is hereby authorized
to pay on the warrant of the Mayor, to
Putnam P. Rea, the sum of two hundred
and sevensyone dollars seventy-fyc cents.
Sent to the Mayor, I'd March,
JOSHUA BALDWIN,, Recorder.