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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29

yESSK CADY, Auctioneer.
II " LESSEE CAnN Stor. A.. ~, .

VA ctio
ID .reeTis Day a, half pas, sS ocl s an r. ~
hardware cutlery fail goods bats combs fancy seap, co8
ing guns pistols dirhs &c with goods sun
TOR l. an advertisement, Of this kind.
Al Pryais ae-poc GOO dozen Combs an kinds
1000 cares birmingham and Sheffield Cutlery, every Va
aces dozen Coliars and Bosons
''o Needles assorted from II, hemning and German
5000 Buttons co7 Vest and rear subec, to dese.
'oie, wh.sh viii be taken in payment.
Aa.o ssuf Boxes, Pins, &C. &c. NC.
priced Watches, Guard Chains NC. m5S1ys
nyE WM ML0UGHLIN, Auctione.f.
ID and 4 S9b a nSg. nu a a.. oSr
dirk HALVES or esr oaesy Consisting Of pen pocket sne
cards. needles IN and bundles; double and Singled
sns hinass n ana brass harreled pistols percussios
Fancy Goods-Gonssing q double cologne ell
Also invoice of combs buttons bosons boots and
Also, an invsice Of Jewery-corss,0c :, s,o,,
rags, Watches breast pins, chains, &C. 1e Ia
EDMUNDJ PoRThR, .qe,ioaoer
BERG PORTER, iis Fulton s. esn.r Of oash -.
Offer for sale aarge assortment splendid cy uruiuse
well worthy the aeB ion o those wishing purchase AFRO
superior piano fortes fancy goods. &c. sem
A UCIloN MOTTO E.-saurday, at II o'clocs at 81
"a Ann erect asuperor OF the best hand
ana new household and cabinet furniture, in great variety
THOS BEIL
NEW York TATTERsALLs.-O Monday
tie wen bay Mare Lady Hays formerly the pro-
perry Of Henry Cng ESQ., said 10 be able her mile
within the hour. Sold 10 close concern
NEW YORK TATTExs NLLs.-Thc regular
This well known establishment, every Monday, o'clock
The next sale will Monday 81 October an 70
o'clock, and all Her.e Carriages Intended for this sale
must be shown and entered be for. Saturday,
ed In time for The catalogue
A Private Sale at all times-carriages Harness. &C.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29

II TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE-Ths individuals
governed win please to take notice that unless The
re 10 the saloons II the Broadway Theatre oeedy
and amcab plain statement Of matters Of fact will
IT AN action for albc has been commenced ssove
publication. s27Iws
EAIR OF IH " w CH MICS INsTITuTE
- nj NIBLOS GAROEN.-This grand exhibition NJ heau.
IN actual operation, and other Interesting works. will close u
morrow. Abundance 25cents s79it
Q10REWhRD-ioste on Tuesday last, y small Wal
e rather oid, containing about $50 IN bills, 80 bill
New Jersey, and the remainder ssd
hIee Asoa hand for esq., dated Mobile September
~, shs payable 10 x winchester order. The finder
rsceys the above reward leaving the said wallet
saelt. 'O'' T. wINcHEsrER.
WAnTED TO HIRF-FOR A TERM-the spho,e
., me upper part Of good Brick House. snfsrnacd
must he private entrance so aL,r ould consent N m,
pne with the r floor alb stairs the secoed floor
III y. nsnu eon.uon ice object Address w. j. O. city
rost once stating the sfsntio~ ard terms 9s-iws
NyTlc " hereby given that the coparnership hereto
y tore existing under the asd 6ru al Jepdrjck,on
Wood was dissolved the Isv ~ Wsrsb ,el7 The bus
ness Of The concern viii be settled by either Of the Subscribers
Soar TowNsENn w w1pVypC,,,cxsos
SHEEP SkINs-Ioo dozes superior ,bee, ..,r. large
- sizes, Tor druggists use, asst received for sale NV
sS RUsHTOS ASPINwALI s6 William, st.
JUJUbE PAsTE-2eos ~ French Julube Paste, in IS
$50 RUsHroNh AsPINwAiL ss wu,,ara.
EDh SALE CHEAP!-A demand sea;n., r-r W.u.r
~ Lsscrase, % for sisy sis dolIsrs IL viii he ia Z,
great bargain Apply ateob Canal street. s7,iw. "
100 TUBS FIRST quality wech sutter for sale nv
R0UMs re- LHT-sevefal gentlemen can be acco-,
~ modated with pleasant furnished or unfrnish 81
WIN breakfast and tea, armament boar ON
s'"s'~~'Ht HNo 'ames ~ s2e2ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29

Thus shall have hand the 3lst December 1854
stock OF 900 bales ia all parts of the verdi We will por
ton ii out as follows
United States, 100000
Great Britain, 500bgO
France and Switzerland, 100000
Egypt East and West Indies &c. 10000
Aggregate bales, 1850 600
With this immense stock hand, how advance
beyond &c.! II will be impossible This price hieh
the article osght go-be yond species spec
laon overtradng &c Under it, is that the staple
planted, the commercial worli suffering
reyulsions
The business in cotton Mobile the 22d inst small
Sales 1Ic which show decline of previous sales
and lie. on the sales Of the week ending 9Th inst.
Yesterdays prces fully sustained today this mart
with fair demand, considering the malness of the stock
ing. We notice sales OF the crop.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29

THURSDAY Sept. 20, 9, p NJ
The price Of cotton the present moment about
15e Now, the question will this staple ADVANCE decline
will remain the price for the nett year The pro-
liability is hat will go beyond l4c unless caused by
heavy specu!ation-even remain long at any
price beyond will be impossible orspecuaors 10 keep
the prices mp Tho crops abundant as will he seen by
the following estimate-
Probable crop ofthe u; states, 100000
all other countries, 100000
Old crop on hand in the u. States, 100 COO
Stock hand in Great Britain, Aug. 18th, 100000
France, &c. Aug 9th, 100000
Aggregate bales, 100000
The probable consumption OF the whole world during the
approaching year, may be estimated as follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29

SAL E.The subscriber offers for sale. IN exchange
for property IA this city vicinity. the aGe snd profit
able Billiard Sao opcred being Chat we'll
known and eah she'd No 2i6 Broadway. Tie viii sell
lease and tables aid favorable
lac about making ~ manufacture bs fash
tables Englann. which urly
with this profitable concern.
The opportunity FOR safe investment
lucrative each business and Will disposed
Than the actual receipts during he lsstyear
Fer terms, &C. apply Croeker's Exchange Once No n
An ABM, EASSFORD M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29


In the breast. sidc back limbs also for gou hepma-
tsm, liver complaint and dyspepsia Tor coughs colds, s-
mas, dfcsty Of breathing. oppression Of the stomach nc
they VII give immediate and sooihrg relief; and for pleasant
nes safety, ease, and certainty decidedly superior
mo Of other refse des.
Sold Wholesale and retail by the subscriber pro-
preior the Bowery Medicine store 2so Bovery New
York. w 81 i'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-29

II TAKE PARTICULAR NoTICE-Ths individual.
governed viii please to take notice that unle The affairs
ion 10 the Saloons ~ the Broadway Theatre speedily
and amcaby led, plain statement Of OF TACT will
be given 10 4 2 pbbc s2git ALPHA
The herald., 1837-04-10

ILow-CrrrzESs-Arouse and avert the great dan
ger and destruction that awaits you.
The fearful time has arrived. A storm has over
taken us, which threatens immediate destruction to
the largest portion Of our best citizens. The most IN,
dusrious and enterprsing merchants mechanics, and
artisans, to whom this great metropolis Is indebted
for its unexamped growth in population, character
and wealth. arc about TO he sacrificed.
More than half of our worthy citizens VINO OF late
have reposed in comfort and ease with ample fortunes
accumulated by the most laudable exeruonsi ~ hono-
rable pursuits are 10 be suddenly hurled INTO poverty
and distress Yes fellow citizens, TINS dreadful ca
lamity must surely and suddenly De realised, unless
ayertcd by an immediate union OF your most power
f,l energies and exertions for self preservation.
saw Union. because by II you may be saved-and
vv;,hont n vo,ir destruction ls inevitable.
There Is no time to be lost in recapruating the va
ro,,s causes OF the existing endorsements II would
ho useless and inexpedent to advert TO the mistakes
and errors or designs of National or State Legs
laiures, or to impute dishonorabe motives to those
who have had and who yet have power to extend relief
II any thing could be gained by advertns to the
rous of the great embarrassment and distress
which we suffer, could urge
That the various Legislative enactments to dmn.
sh the circulation of small bank notes has required
the substitution Of fifteen 10 twenty millions OF dollars
in specie which, ifnow concentrated in any important
commercial cities, would protect circulating medium
Of three times that amount, and render the CONNER
cia affairs OF the country quite safe and easy, under
the existing embarrassment OF Europe.
The herald., 1837-04-10

ATTEMPTED FsATRAcIpE.-On Saturday morning
last two brothers named Mclaughlin who rent a
stable in partnership between sh andl9th streets, got
into dispute respecting giving some oats to horse,
when one Of the brothers seized an axe and inflicted
dreadful wound on the head OF the other.
The wounded man was conveyed to Bellevue hos
pital where he now lies in very precarious state
The frairacde has been arrested and VIII be dctan
ed in prison until something certain respecting MS
brothers Ifs being out Of danger can be known
The herald., 1837-04-10

on Friday 7 alt by e Rev. CharlesG Henry NUNS
20 Mary h Holloway all Of thi. city.
Brooklyn. the 3ssh by the Rev. Johnson
o'Ben, merchant vi New York, My Aps, daughter
late c. W. Bassly, f,imery Of Phiadepia.
DIED.
on Saturday sth mst james We. hman E in the oth year
Of his
His ends and relatives and Of the family invited
tend his funeral tins afternoon at clock iros late residence
o the Easi Riyes.
saturday ah after illness, walswonh
the 18th year of his age.
on saiursy sh Benjamin Of Abram Tanner. in s
Goth year of lsr age.
Teller.
on Friday, Tth inst ,CharIoaea. wife Of Robert NJ Cox.
On Thursday eh inst Nj. Susan McFafan N the soth year
Of ser age.
on Thursday sth n.t, sophia daughter Of Capt VIM Lee
aged IL
Al Rosheer 2sh ut Thomas Leerts Esq Counsellor at
Law, aged - years.
bag Nobe from Baltimore to Africa, CAPT
JOSIAH Gould, Of Beverly Mass.
The herald., 1837-04-10

BowERY-This evening spositvey the lastopper-
tunity the play goers Of New York will have Of wit
Messing the thrilling spectacle of the LION Lcrd in
acter. His celebrity master Of the brute creation
is well established; in addition to this new wreath
has been added to his lanres by the performances Of
Constantius, although his first attempt the stage
tonight it being set apart by the liberal manager, for
his sole BESErl-.
The herald., 1837-04-10

FnENcH CoSsULArH.-The person who presented
himself al the Office of the Consul General Of France
No. 46 Pearl street. on Friday afternoon, April 7th,
having a letter to deliver to Mr.. Delaforest will
oblige him, in leaving his name and address at his
residence 72 Greenwich street.
The herald., 1837-04-10
THE HERALD.


II We have appointed James Miller, who comes
10 US well recommended, to the responsible Office o
Carrier of the Herald for the route bounded by Canal
street. Broadway, the North river, and embracing
one side OF Pine street to the waters edge James
begins today If any subscribers should not be served
they will be supplied at the office when their names
will be recorded, in order to have them regularly
served them IN future. There has been great deal
OF negligence on this route during the last three
months bat Dy this reform we trust we shall be able
10 crafty our readers to their hearts content.
The herald., 1837-04-10

ITA great Protestant Meeting has been held o.
Maria Monk, in Montreal. They have entirely knock
ed her up. We must now defend Maria.
The herald., 1837-04-10

SAD AccIDEsT.-As Mr.. w. James, his wife, and
several members of his family were returning to
Hull where he lived, in lighter sloop the sloop was
upset by squall, and Mrs James, her daughter and
grand daughter were drowned.
The herald., 1837-04-10

l.. MoHANdE, WATER SrRERT.-The representation
at the Police relative to this gentleman was entirely
mistake. A correction to-morrow.
The herald., 1837-04-10

FAsHrsNABLE FURNITURE AUcTIoSs-Numerous
speAdid establishments in consequence of the recent
failures will be sold off this week. Economical peo-
pie who weather the crisis, furnish their
houses cheaply enough
The herald., 1837-04-10

II General Scott has declined the public dinner il
consequence Of the pressure in the money Market
Very well.
The herald., 1837-04-10

~ Croswell, the editor Of the Albany Argus, ap-
peared yesterday in Wall street. between pair Of ee-
CANT, fresh grown, large black whskers. They have
attained their fresh growth since the election Of Mr.
Van Buren, Great times for us of the party"
The herald., 1837-04-10

II more important election begins Tomorrow
than has taken place in New York for the last thirty
The herald., 1837-04-10

II There's great pressure at the Franklin Thea
tre-eyery night il is more crowded than another.
The herald., 1837-04-10

PRAcrrcAL FoLLv.-Enarging the physical size Of
newspapers and contracting their mental-ride Ex-
press, Journal, &c.
The herald., 1837-04-10

CAUTION TO CoSTRAcTons-AIu jury out west gave
a verdict Of $1,000 against a youth for promising to
marry a young girl, and did not.
The herald., 1837-04-10

The "Amercan says the character Of the Nation
al Theatre is rising No doubt Of it. Its character
rises as iis receipts decrease Pretty much like the
" raises' Of Wall street.
The herald., 1837-04-10

" vanamburgh takes his benefit tonight at the
Bowery in the Lion Lord-Mrs Barrett as Lucille,
the Boston Brass Band to increase the variety
The herald., 1837-04-10
AUCTION NOTICE.

Handsome FurnIre-io cloak vi No Ia Grand street
supso assortment ouebsd u'nssc Of ell descriptions
sunf o sspeb brussels and vepesn carpets oil cloth mating
ate style Fsnch sofas aud chairs match. beautiful Egyptian
marble pier aid centre tables large apd locking glasses
ch mantle and asta lamps French e. bnet book dressing
bureaus card Tea and other tables excellent bed furniture
all kinds kitchen utensils
The cabinet fmnnsre wss all made order by Mead and
nearly now.
Catalogues the day previous
THOMAS BELL. Asrt,pueer
The herald., 1837-04-10

II WEEKLY HERALbs containing full history OF
the great Commercial Revolution. for sale at this
Office. Only few now remaining on hand.
The herald., 1837-04-10

Cososxas IsovEsr--The coroner held an inquest
on Saturday a, the city hospital on the body OF 'ohn
Currey, who came to his death by the INJURIES ne re-
ceived on board the Novelty steamboat on thursday
last by the bursting of one of her steam pipes
There was no testimony offered before the jury ea-
cept a written statement from another OF the hanus
who was himself severely injured and thereby lncapa-
BILE Of giving oral testimony.
The jury returned the following verdict, THAT 'he
deceased came his death from the injuries ne re-
ceyed by the bursting of a steam cylinder on board
the s,eamboa, Novelty while racing with the steam
boat Ere"
The herald., 1837-04-10
TO NgILLINERSg

WANTED IMMEDIATELy-3 or FIRST rate Miiner 20
w into the cuatry where they will find steady employment
Those wishing avail themselves Of such opportunity
make inns sds. application a No 20 Reed street aiosteed
DLEAsANT APARTMENTS TO LET
Three Roors very and pleasantly situated fe2Ca
nal may b. hired Tkey are suiaie 10,
tlemau ard his wife Terms reasonable May be viewed any
time during the day. ms-steod.
ERENCH LANGUAGE.-Corr System :
csss will commence N few days DR. Barber
dence, is5 Chanbsr st.
LADIES' and gentlemen who wish acquire tins language BY an
easy and economical method, viii please call D BARKER
subscr Der has demons examples
in spc Of old presdoes that Native America who has tho
ssded the French much better ssed 70
teach Il 10 his countrymcn than native ofFrance.
ais-a' ID. G. UNDERffILL, ~ Morton st.
HUTCH BUTTER.-so kegs for sale by
- HART1fAN A. BfRDsALL,
eio Broter, Commission Merchants. So n SO watest
RUTTER.-s rkn. orange county dairy. 900 do Western
HARTMAN BrRDsALL,
ale Brokers Commission Merchants 50 q % Water st.
The herald., 1837-04-10

Jr THE GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE will posi-
lively close on Saturday the 18th inst. A Concert
will take place daily, AT 8 aad II s'clock, p NJ. in
which Mr. Keadall and the entire Bostsn Brass Band
will perform. For full particulars Of attraction, see
advertisement in another column. a4-istl5
ys- Ma. BRIsrow.-Let all bad writers look at his
advertisement i'll
The herald., 1837-04-10
FIRST WARD CANDIDATES

no. The wha Candidate for Asslstunt Aaera On IL Calvin
Balls who cells 1uo BY the small sass No Broad street
The samany Candidate Joseph Browne who sells isor
By the small Glass at No loo Washington The Native
A~ercan Candidate John Banker Jr mpoys abou Native
American CT scn sthe New Yor and Philadelphia Transpsa
Business The candidate furnishes he Life
Liberty the Others Of Death and The
dscie which OF he three tBrowne Nails best
The Native Americans claim the Friends Of Temperance.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-20
Dr. =. LEE

Us now in Charlotte, aud respectfully re.
IL quests those intending 10 employ him
during this visit, to make an early appIica.
ton, as his stay viii be limited by his en-,
gagements.
Persons living near the road leading from
this TO Salisbury, viii be called on, it an ap.
plication is made 10 him, through the Post
Office of this place or at Concord.
Or 10 1sA-
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CUSrInftRs
Friday, October 20, ls37

CAUTlON.-The Notes Of The old State
Bank OF North Carolina, and of the old
New bern Bank, will not be redeemed after
the Isl day Of November next, aud will con.
sequently be utterly worthless after that day.
They will be paid a, the counter of the
Bank IN Charlotte until the 20ih inst.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-20

Neteors.-No less than three of these
brilliant phenomena have been observed in
The short space Of eight days. On Sun.
day morning the 9th ult. about 8 o'clock,
one OF extraordinary brilliancy was seen.
% the same day, at about two o'clock, in
The afternoon, with a bright sun shining,
another was seen in The middle counties Of
ms state, at distances of perhaps 100 miles
apart, accompanied by three distinct explo.
sions' and leaving puff of smoke behind it.
And again on Sunday evening last, about ;
O'Clock, the heavens and the earth were il.
Illuminated with another.-Fdy. Observer.
The Charlotte N. c. Journal states,
the whole machinery for the Branch Mint
at that place, is up, and was put in opera.
ton the first Of this month, for the second
time. The Coastitutioadh1 asks US to in.
torn 1t when the Branch at this place is TO
be put IN operation. We regret 10 inform
the ConsIItutlonalst, that we can give no
definite answer to its enquiry. We can.
however, furnish It with facts, from which
II can make It's own deductions. The whole
machinery for Coming is up, but cannot be
put IN operation until suitable pump is
mude N Philadelphia and forwarded, on
which has only been ordered few weeks.
1t was believed the ordinary pump would
have answered every purpose for supplying
the Engine with water, bot The great dcplh
Of the well, IL which it is to be used pre.
Guides the possibility Of such thing. But
Tor tins circumstance, aud the fact that the
building is not entirely completed, the ma.
chloery, we are informed, could be put 10
operation in two days. Its, notwitbstand
lag, believed we shall be enabled TO lul
out considerable quantity Of :" Benton's
yellow Jackets before Chrlslmas.-Dah.
ionegah Recorder.
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TO the Public /!

EWANlNG returned, | will now resume
u M the PAINTING BUSINESS in
all It's branches, viz;
Plain and Ornamental House Painting,
Sign and Fag ito.
All orders executed with neatneSs aud de.
spatch. II. n. W. ALEXANDER.
ChorlnMe. Oct Is ISL. EStf
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CONTENTS OF THE OCTOBER NO. OF
TJF TENNESSEE FARMER.

Saving Agricultural publioation-Marl
Read Ladics--llems--M Manufacture Of Boss.root
Sogar-1o make the and water proof Cement
silk culturc-What the Printer said-Ohio-To
obtain new audimprayed kinds Of wheal--Tiessian
hy--Remember tRis--Asrieulturat bounty--To
cure toundersd Horse-Rsaring Hogs Sils aud
Mulberry Cookery-Farmers look hsre--Grcat
leaf IN moving against time-Agticulture--N New
music-W ool-Rsising Polatses--lo perfume
observation-disclosures Song for lSS1-Saw
dust for packing plsnts--Easy msthsd of hryieg
Bees Frost bitten corn-Relief for Crsmp in tho
S,onach--AdditisRsl Agsnts-Notss to Subssyi
bsrs,
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NOTICE.

A LII those indebted TO the estate of the
- late Reuben Boswell, deceased, are re.
quested TO make payment, as longer in.
diligence will not be given.
AMBROSE NJ. REA, Erseutor.
Oct. II, 1887. III
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E>egCr>' Pitts.
40. q { OaliD0SiflGls.

Dr.. Banard's remedy for Cholera Noyjas,
Byuet CoaPlaipt Cramps, &Pasma, dc,
spice Bi:ters. &c. &c.
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w rapping Paper,

rs kept !og Sale at Nm. Cagson's Store,
L on reasonable terms.
Oct. 3, 1887, 66lf
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Physicians OF tie

IN 81 Physicians OF tie
-, 49, County aud those of adjoining
9fa1E@~ Counties, " he are disposed 10 the
Formation Of a Medical Society,
for the Advancement OF Science aud Medicalim
provement, are requested 10 meet in the towu Of
Charlotte, on Tuesday Of our next County Court.
Chaliofte Oct ), 1887.
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3
That IS 20 Disgusting, aud at the same time 50 ia
lnrlcus, as that OF rubin. with snuff. We rad
| conversation the other day with a distinguished
gentleman Of the Medical profession on tits sub.
lect be gave as his opinion that there was moth
ing more destructive Of female health, and more
poisonous 10 the human sfsiem than the habit Of
Dipping. lie assures us that two deaths have
come within his own knowledge, that had unques.
uonably proceeded from the iniemperate ne Of
snuff and that he now knows many interesting
young ladies, Of inssiimabc worth, wh, are fast
iniPainng their health, and running their constitu.
ton IN the same way
We have long believed that snuff rubbing. was
attended with the must injurious consequences ;
aud We now have high authority Tor the opinions
80 express. We therefore cntreat our female
TRENDS 70 refrain from Practice " hich Is not
only very injurious, but extremely ridiculous -
believing that word 10 the wise viii be sufficient
--CaroiiGd Gatatc.
~ Msassippi Contested Election The House
Of Representatives we're engaged the entire dav
on Tuesday last, IN the oiscusi1n OF the Report OF
lhe committee Of Elections, affirming the right Of
Messrs. Gholsou aud Claiborne, sitting members
s'ugu Mississippi, 10 their soais ia lie 2jth Con.
grcss. j. was ultimately decided ty vote Of
us q lUl, that they are c1iacd to hold their
,issipri Ind ri.ht ID reposl a Iaw ~ NM agis.
siuro or that S.ate, fixing tfa day OF election and
enact law. des'g 4aiiag diiisre1i period II y
n's' a"I'.i Z. s'son' aoe "e ha,c no fooh that
l.. +, ,ie,,,., " ". o.'esoia = ana
l,c,ed- IgHeib,fg Vito,pigo
NJ DalIas tie Arubassador from the United
>@ie' q Amefica 10 the Court q Russia, had an
go, - ~ - It5ot -,le.''ia' on ihe 9ih Ct
darc~ m. e,r.eaey VAS eGsr~,r.. o,e.co g,a
to,al Eupr,s. ST., i6elncd Mrs. Dallas and hcr
daughters
y. S..',nsoa, 'Ae !. ; minister and his IA.
A., 49, ~. ~, i'' ~ 90 ,'y IN o.
Tor lho bcnetit o. .ea. bathing.
re Ha'as Farmers are Coming '-Elsyen
''s.''u 'ss,'' : q new N''ta' nave Utet ground
psrs.-s,, esants li.ine. -
ITI Ffsenaa.-Rgy. d.. CAana,ng IL bis r..
cant i-lter to VI ely, 20 relation q Texas, says,
'aliV s ..fai, laaePenasa' 'i3' on The eartl,
a. H. 800, 3la .a =, ,s a To W. i"g -, i,!as o.
OF Il. bros
Narop esfaPe u tie Emperor Nicaolas-
EH'faei Of letter from s. Petersburg, OF the 9Th
Aus..--' ! % EhpefoF Vas pieseh' q lew DAYS