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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-03


IMPORTANT DEcisroN.-In the case of Dulany and
Others rs Deforest, Maurice and others, Judge Tai
madge has decided that transaction by which A.
sells foreign bill of exchange B. taking BIS note
for the BILL which exceeds the amount OF the Dill
Sold the price of exchange and the legal rate OF in
terest is per 8, usurious; or in oher words ,ha IN
point of law It was so clearly and beyond all doubt
usurious that it was no. question on which Jury
had any discretionary right in giving their verdict
The editors Of the New York Journal OF Commerce
remark that the decision will be carried no doub,,
before higher tribunal and ultimately go to the
Court Of Errors; but in the mean time, until the
matter is finally disposed of itbehooyes the mercah
tile community b, extremely cautious as to what
sort of blrgains they make in the purchase OF To-
reign bills If the present decision shall BE- ulti
mately sustained by the Court OF Errors, its effect
must b. to put end to all traffic in foreign bills as
matter Of trade or speculation, and reduce these
transactions to borrowing and lending OF mo-
ney on which no more than legal interest can o.
charged, without running the risk of forieitng the
whole money lent, on The ground of usury. '-Pa"a'
aGlphia Sentinel.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
M O N Ely MAR * EFT.

"WEDNESDAY, August 9Th, ii O'Clock, T. NJ
Oar internal trade going steadily Upte the 81 weekn
July the amount Of tolls collected the Canals
S49o,l65 II
Received during the 4lh week, 36,603 As
Total TO the LIST August S52s,762 Sc
While we have such the credit OF the State
suffer from the combined spectators
pended Banks TO iajure il.
The war against the Banks is still continued it'll unmigae
severity by the Globe enforcement Bank and
order OF the day. As the day of assembling Congress approach
the policy Of the Government becomes manifest
The money affairs OF the country will have 90 through
Their ordeal.
Stocks are heavy Moned men unitngto bring them
down. There is a amount of unemployed capital
in the market that would willingly into stock securities,
for their high price. United States remains firm at 49,
great difference exists between free
funds Virginia stock be sold par having fifty years
run while Ohio sixes redeemabe in $780, sell readily
u.s. They taken at li2t. When opinion control
far eschew investment slave funds is
high time for Southern neighbors be looking abou
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

leave untouched those officers whose situations are
comparatively sinecures? Hard knocks, these, Mr.
Government.
This is the case with all bad and mproviden econo-
mists. fashionable lady will not forego her pleasures
her comiorts-but TO continue in their enjoyment she
will lower the wages of her domestcs and beat down
her trades peoples prices, with the determination and
perseverance Of Jew pedlar and soft is with soce-
ties, corporations and governments
Begin little higher Mr. Secretary ofthe Navy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

NAVY YARD, Observation-Disclosures have been rccci.
we'd in the Brooklyn Navy Yard reduce the wages Of
the mechanics employed therein after tho 18th instant
Last year government paid the mechanics q so per
diem. Now il is paying them ~ 10 IL, and after the
18th still further reduction will be enforced Does
this order from the Secretary Of the Navy
does originate with the head Of the department in the
Navy fardf The mechanics much aggrievcd ut
the forthcoming reduction and look upon UNJUST and
oppressive They ask, ARE not our services valua
o'e 70 the government they have beenl Wherefore
u the pay stinted" They cannet, they say, live for
less than they could twelvemonths since. Rents
higher and provisions not cheaper. If reduction is
to be made IN the government departmental economy
is essen,ial-why does il not begin with the heads =
Why does mot reduce their ssaresf or, at all events
equalize them Why does IL grind down the poor la
borcr who esrsshs wages BY the sweat Of his brew and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10


- POILLON, Jr, offers for sale at his warehouse No;
.l Pearl street. Fulton in lots 10 suit purchasers and
on terms as goods as can be procured in the city
Mammoth Paper-Sutable for large show bills the
quality used by the Geological Institute and work
ed the large operation this city, This paper
be furnished at short notice quantity and of much
larger size, ii repaired.
Printing Papef-Nedum Medium and Half Royal, Super
Royal and Imperial measuring 284O, 2-59 261 2i3s "a
So Pass 2434 % 49, and 232 inches with full assortment of
coored papers Of various qualities embracing nearly all the
above sizes.
Writing Perpendicular, fiat and folded, Folio Post Letter.
blue, white and assorted coors, Pot, Dem and Medium
Wrapping Paper-Envelope various Sizes kentsh Caps
suitable tor hardware polished and plain; Cloth Papers, extra
large sizes; Crown, Double Crown and Cap Also large and
small Straw.
Matters PapersTissue, plain and assorted colors Tip and
Imperial OF various coofs, expressly hatters
Sheathing Pap. rs-For vessels, houses, &c.
Sugar Bakers Papers-Pan blue and nad with white OF
assorted Sizes
PasteboarTrunk Boston and New Jersey manufacture;
Binders Banbox brown Bonnet rolls fine white and blue
ard white ir flats; Press AMI Straw Boards.
Cards-Eagles, Harry Will, Merry Andrew and highland
Playing with assortment Of large and small Blank
Southern merchants visiting New York requested CALL
all times large OF cheap Papers
hand well adapted To their market
Manufacturers of Paper supplied with rags foreign and do
nestle; Bleaching Salts, Smats, Fetsg, Jackets Wire Cloth
Moulds, &c. au3-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

nR. ELLIOTT, Oculis, Professor OF Anatomy and dis
~ eases Of the Human Eye-From years undivided at.
enioa and constant ady under the celebrated Ocoss
IN Europe and one OF the best In AmercsPofsor Smith
The Medical College Of Oho-wuh the
cessfu practice IN the Uniep, Dr. r. confidence
that he can cure the most dangerous
Eye without an Operation except IN 81 blindness when
he operates FOE Cataract Corcctsmia. and EPtropiur.
SPECTACLES-Dr Els patrn,, Beautiful transparent me-
dunn Spectacle Glasses having the peculiar property keep
Ing the eye perfectly COOL giving immediate permanent
Of change.
defect
Dr. segs to state that he sesds diseases Of the Ky
and imperfectiens Of the vision only.
~ Office 9os Broadway. Private entrance In Duane ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

DKNTIsTRY.
DH.COnHAn, SURGEON DENTIST and Ms~S.
gss,u ~ fAcsyvrYtish Ted, No. 1894 sprisg 81 Of
Dr. CO cherges very moderate, and his Isccrup-
uble Teeth are really spl.ndh mvB SIN
II Nm. Oa JDlslsH ,se &c kLAND MOsS.-
TINS ncr ~ eeehrnted In coughs ssd diseases Of the
ches prepared rom the best Mos and contrasting uri.
Gus ~ oregn sdmxture eonrasy hand and for sale Nv
-y3 EAAOUkEAUx CO. No 81 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

NEW yOhn LiFt. INSURANCE AND
IN TRUST COMPANY.-Persors may effect insurapces
with this Company their lives the lives oshers,
either for the whsle duration Of life, for limited peri.
cd The payments Of premium be eithea made annually
In . gress sum.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
SALUBRIOUS STOMACHIC
Enervescent Ginger Beverage Powder.
SALUBRIOIs STyMACHICl EFFERvEs-


ducing immediate eer,escen dranght in the hghes,
possible Of perfection aayisg the thirst well being
maged with component part OF the pure Jamaica Ginger
much extoed in difficulty Of digeston where It's me
cna properties has stood the and the approval of the
fasdiaus and the learned.
To travellers, tourists captains Of vessels &c will be fsuna
adederatum ofthe highest iHpor either in sickness
health, whatever climate will surpass other
ten exlani and being peculiarly portable renders still fur
ther acquisition Prepared by,
JOHNSON A CO. Chemists,
At their Created Water Dep.t, 80 and So Cedar St
Soda and Sedz Waters, syrups OF all kinds SedEz and
Soda Powders. je2-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
= - n NEW ENT.-o


SrJgS1 EXCURSiON-Tbc new and fsvorife
-5~3sass7S- Steamboat SUN, Capt Lane will make her
eighth regular trip TO the Fishing Banks Thursday the loh
inst weather perming) leaving New York
Market street, f. H. 81 o'clock, Brooklyn South Ferry
wharf before from the foot 1T Murray street,
~ X. al o'clock, NJ and New York half paa
O'Clock, r. NJ Bait furnished board also person
tendance with lines
~ ~ The c-lebrard New York Independent will at-
tend The Escufsion-Fare Sl-Meals $40
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
NEW THURSDAY AUGUST 10, 1887.
IA TO LGT.-Several small dwellings with many
suitable for respectable mechanics and
- Others Apply on the premises, No. Rose street.

IA TO L&T.-Severa small dwellings with many
G sonyenenaes suitable for rsspesiable mechanics and
;,o oners Apply on the premises, No. Rose street
IA TO ,.ET.-The upper part of small two story
1881 house No Peck slip, suitable for Office for an ar,
ust, land agent. any light business or Tor man ana
n p VIE NO family with chldres need apply Rent $i5o-
u There will other family in the house, the part
being medical office. au2y
- HOUSE TO LET, 0R FOK sALE.-The new
@ modern built three story house in 9th ST.
@of Broadway, being the middle OF The three houses Just
finished This house is finished in the best manner with
improvements and possession can be had nIned-
a's myls f sP g. CLARK 1856 Water street
"a FOK SALE or no LET.-A large build
E.N ing well calculated for either a bleaching priang or
-&@@dyng establishment. In the building there
proved plan ample supply Of the puresi water led by
pipes into the top ofthe house. 1t is situated within few mi
within hours sail OF this city. beautiful cottage and
few Of land high state of cultivation may be
~ jysIswP premises Inquire o. JOHN So ns Broad
- rhEyALL, sTODDAf an u co., no. IA
Courandt street beg to inform the trade that they have
cDSremoved from No. Courandt the above large
and elegant store where they hand
sanly receiving fresh supplies of Hatter Plush and Trim
Also, fancy coored Pushes ladies' bonnes which they
Hats Caps, Stocks, and Stock Frames at wholesale. Shy
an sT nx1WS ~. q Co.'S H Mp, Pile e., HAT
daimed furnishing the public with elegant and sub
ana HAT Of the graceful FORM at the accommodating
price Of $ They can NOW say that their efforts have been
by them during the last three months urpass in beauty and
those of higher prices, by fashionable world To theft
patrons they would sayihe quality far may be- uni
formthe price moderate and xedthe profit small, and all
% sSs. '0' cash. 10 o"'n'" square, col BROWN CO.
- r.. COPELAND, ls CORTLAND, ST., respectful,
~ receiving fresh supplies haters' plush trim
mngs, fancy colored pushes for ladies' Sill
bats and caps at wholesale.
Also, aquanty of English coney fur and English coney fur
bodies on accommodating terms. aus linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

nR. y. Y CHABE RI respectfully announces that,
~ IN OF the severity Of the
sumber Of poor people who wholly destitute employ
ent and without rooney defrsy physcas~ bills be bs
concluded profer bis services grsuitsusiy He VIII
he found ready and willing all times and 20 obey
their GALA applied N hts sore, E2 Broadway. should
application for bh services be bss he can a.
tend 70 personally, ~ win employ aoompesss persor 70 "
a AuT.lv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
NATHAN *. GRAHAM,
jy2iy 90 Nassau street cor. Of Fulton.
DUMP BOOTs-PUMP BOOTs-PUMI

IL BOOTs-s. y WALkEK, 30 Canal street have The
hasones article If Pump Boots for twenty shlngs o
fered IN this city, They truly elegant and only twenty
sLngs per pair Call 30 Canal Canal street. the "a shoe
srore Greenwich Don't mistake the nurber
They have also splendid assortment Of gentLmens light
Pumps and very reduced prices Also elegant
ladies' and charens Boots and Shoes OF every
scption which will be- sold low that object
the price. Don't mistake the number-tis2A
ar Country merchants supplied by the package doren
iv2q-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

II AND 0t'FiCE,-J0HN 4. BO0ARDus. Auorp~y
IL and Councillor ~ law Clinton Hail. No Beekmsn 81,
opposite the Brick Church door, city OF New York Ioa
weserr Agency.
Patents and tes perfected Cor soldiers
either ist-Eevolutionsry. d-Late War. Sd-Csssdaa
Volunteers tb-hng~h refugees from the Us,ed s,s'es ~
Canads ami IVA scotia 5'h-Deser,ers from the British s
sy the hrs IL al the above cases sth-Tics IN sDas
forfeited for payment Of tss reclaimed nhHein ose3
esited " lands sod Tor taxes sh-Tbose ~bs parted
wth their discharges warrants title. secre the pscus ~
sued can reclaim the e-ands 10 the several ases
ard territories in the United States Canas Novs scotia and
Texas bought and od exchanged tsses psd and ut-s IN
ycsgsted, obtained and perfected application 70 this Of
Sec.
Posasers throughout the Unsd sate and other gentle
forwarding any ofhe claims and acting
their several country, will DO entitled 10 Is per e.
on al Commissioned Commune stens post paid
m yaurble farming land for ale 10 the ~ Illinois
cusrte sections sO each parcels
acres near asd otherwise. Also In Missouri
Arkanss. dR-v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

II NOOKLYN SALT WATER, COLD a ND
- WARM BATHS, ON the East River, OF Perpon
Brooklyn Heights open for the reception Of visitors
The SWIMMING Bath Is 40 feet long by 20 feet wide u u stu
aied on that part ofhe East River where the the
pure brween the Fulton and South Ferries 80
battle time. The Warm Baths the only Baths In the
State where used which peculiarly
beneficial In nvads chemical soapis provided which
ders water cleansing "a rain The subscriber
pledges himself that every thing shall he done maintain
reputation the Baths have acquired the past sens.n
Cold Baths ia centswarm Baths t cents4 tickets Tor
me dollar aus Inn EDWARD GRAY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

THE THOLLOPIAD. Travelling Gentleman IN
i America Satire. BY Nil Admiral, Esq-sThis u
well designed and happily executed upon the Br
sveers In the United States II good humored
lively exhibition Of the folly and ignorance which
afthe Journals Of foreign tourists Hail. Hamilton Fl-
the great Troope, and the ile Troopes all in fr
a share, and pretty fairly paid off,"
Also, recently published, THE OLD MAIDS, tLer VAR.
ties Characters Conditions kc by the author Of Pleb
and Patrsans" "Oid Bachsors,' NC.
aTh Is mn amusing volume, and written In agreeable
Published and for sale w
iy24 C. SHEPARD 2s2 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
CIGARS.
IOHN ANnER&DN. Sipn of


John ANDERSON, Sign Of the Indan Chief 32
Broadway, and adjoining the City Hospital respectfully
forms the admirers Of good tina! he has succeeded in
making with the celebrated manufacturer Don
Manuel Pua Co., Havana for supply OF choice
brands such rarely found in this market
The most fasdious conaoseurs rely having. their
gratifed ny Cigars OF every flavor and .soe
sale rea that shall induce continuance Of their parsn
age A call will oblige.
N. B.-J A. has connexon with any other house in this
city. jyl9-3ms
GD00 REV ARD.-On the hirtieth OF March, tins
pAOO year. were sent BY the undersigned from their
factory In Haaren 10 Mr. Christian Sylvester AT New York.
two cases, naked G. s. containing each thousand
hundred bottles OF haE ounce, with Medicame
Gratia Probaun or Harlem OIL declaring that the said oil
made in their mandatory established here year
by Nicholas Fy deceased and this the only and
unauthorized Haariem Owhch Harlem oil az present
sold by Mr. Christian Sylvester 12 East Broadway New
York Haarcm, the hirtielh of March, thousand eight
hundred and thrty-seven.
(Ssnea) G.. DE KONING FILLY.
Mr. &. Sylvester having requested give opinion
speeding the Harlem Oil which he has sale and having
amined well the original invoices have hesta
ton IN that believe TO be and genuine article
tSlgnedl j. r. Chiffon.
New York, April 80, 1855
In order to convince the public that keep genuine
OH The above reward viii be paid any person who will
prove the above article 10 be forged
CHRISTIAN SYLVESTER, 12i East Broadway,
yzJzw one door above Pike IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

VISITING CARDS, VISITING CAKDs.-,s
main writing the Italian and fancy hands printed IN pD
LIstfED GERMAN PORCELAIN CARD, may be procured
a. the of Maiden lane and Broadway sours I'm
CRAVING ESTABLISHMENT, whsre specirrn books Nay
be
the rsng q which y unusually thick the silver being erpre
sTRcHANTs COMMISSION CARDS, ere..,ed ~sS
DISTINGUISHES nsd tsssr. = 80
LITTER STAMPS, CONSULAR AND NoTARlAL
sRAss DOOR PLATES AND KNOCKERS, viii ssAss
YET black edges enaced ssd cspss cf receiving e high
est polish my7i 4SuS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
iva q. SHEPARD, 262 Broad~ay.


DELIBLE INK.-Ths composition claims preference
other discoveries othe kind in requiring aid
preparations Letters and cphe he traced bv il
with common pen, upon all articles OF nen k
although the writing he pale first by applying the
the presently assumes deep black, and then
remains firmly attached 10 the web be efaced
either by II possesses also the other
productions be in a similar manner, that does
not after il has WITH rnosd,
rode nure ~ the finest fabric, and
NATHAN B. GRAHAM,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

o SAC HHssnTsH GEfS,!N,lDI. PC ~ =;
.r, -. above places can leave New York every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday O'clock
Hartford steamboat CLEOPATRA, from Peck Slip, X, and
proceed TO Lyme, where the and elegant steamboat
CLFTON VIII be IN immediate attendance convey pas
senge to Oysterpond Point and Sag abor arriving the
ternaie Days Fare through s. anStf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
Prices Of Specie m City Bmk Notes, this Day.


Closing Prices at Ds Board Of Brokers' august o. u NJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

X. A, NICO1.L, Secretary.
Or. ID. ATKINS. Phvsicisn 70 the Carrpsnv n7<-U
STIIIMANss CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
- SYRUP OF sARsAPARILLs-For sale by the proprie
TOR of the receipts A. Upde Q: Reekman st; and by his
agents. DR. Hart Broadway corner Chambers st.; DR. 0uion
Grspd and Bewery, Dr. Syme, Bowery Waker Sheihc
lin, ia Csnsl ST. DR. Nicely sh Avenue and Greenwich Lane
For particulars, see either OF the agents jy46im
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18
DELIGHTFUL. SUMMER RETREAT

DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RETREAT.
rENHE PASCAGOULA HOUSE lis open for tho
Il reception OF company. This delis htful retreat ID
situated the west bank Of the pascagoula Bay at i
confluence with the Gulf Of Mexso. This situation b
Gle, a,ed. and commands an extensive view Of Bay and
Lake. and is only separated from the Gulf by chain
Of Islands, which lay fronting the whole coast from "a
10 miles Off
The Proprictors feel thankful TO the community fas
the patronage of the past season. and would DO GaSef
for of the the present. Every exertion
their part will be made render visitors comfortable.
Fish and oysters will be had in abundance, and every
artcls OF food and luxury, which the counr, efford
will suSrly the table. Connected with the eaablisA-
men are all the necessary apparatus for Barking; alsa.
two Billiard Tables and two Nine Pin Alleys.
TO these who fond of sporting, small game will
be found along the shore, and by going short distance
in The interior deer and otlsr arte can bo found
in abundance and, for those fond Of the CHASE, Peek
Of the best Of Hounds nwnNs command ruussy,
always at hand. betaeen S Ky S u getting
from the Pier to the house in small boats, parseulasy
fer ladies' and children has always been objection -
those visiting the establishment is now obviated as tina
steamer Alert pcs twice week between this and Pas
cacoula, and will land her passengers immedeteiy a
the house. =. " NJ >: MehAEs
| " b. The Liquors of the choicest kinds, having
y - G ~, ~ zoe
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18
LATE PUBLICATIONS..

u
yHNHE PRINCIPLES OF FREE TRADE, illus
4 trutcd il. series of short and familiar ESSAYS,
originally Published in the "Banner of the Consutu
lion." - , ,> ,,.r-o,,,
the clerg, of the established church equitable right
10 the tithes other thing called church pro,
oerv greater than til, dssent,rs have to the same
and ought there ought there NOT, to he 80 'nraon
If the church from the state I'm six letters, addressed
To the church parsons generally including the cathedral
and college clergy and the bishops with DEDICATION I"
,,lo,mfeld Bishop of London; by MN. Cobhett, ". r.
THF. COMPLETE WORKS OF JEREMY
HENTHAM. Avn, ,,..,-
Instructor containing full account of the moneys
oins, weights anil measures of the principal trading
oons and their colonies together with their values II
" 5. currency, weights and measures translated from
The IN edition of F.ugc with additions from the work.
fI Nslcebrocher Kruse McKellugh and Others
,y Francis ]. Grnnd' author Of aElsmentary Treatise
TARIFF. or Rates Of Duties, ran and after the y
Law Of March, 1882 until the 3ls Of December; OF san
| imported into the United States OF America as es
| ablished by acts of congress. VI, ,,ur.N
Just received, and for sale by w: McKEAN,
nov Corner Camp ana S"'nn'n ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18
pace ~ CENTS.

- Vey.pnper Press of Nep Orleans maui
Trntg me 1reed 10 at an adjourned meeting Of the
s s,sssss?y;etsrs, held oathe 'aih Of hIrcA' 1850
..r;nton-Twelve dollars for the Daily paper
s payable sem anmu n'ry oanep na nile one
doa!s J,.nce whore no city reference is given. NO
year m - will be discontinued until arrsarages are
ezb:tii IN case discOItnuan e, one weeks no'ice'
etleas mast be nvariasly given, previous 10 Inc
p a .s;;p, Of subscription.
1ss.yt,sine dollar per square tor inc hfs III
Aas1 nd half that price for each subsequent on;
seist fla alteration from the original
wisIrih Advertisers and traders lor'.
,sssSr English alone, and sixty for beth iansuas'
egss INSURANCE. Oifices and other similar pun.
s;en,, fifty dollars in English only anu ar s.
as isnruases Ship and steamboat factors OF com;
sa r s,srclon,s. sxty dollars in English alene' anu
e'fus grriases obituary Notices, and articles cans
of the public to ,s be- S' ebpr one del
nar ga rars for the first in rton IN ench lang
r. fommunications or Advertisements OF any persons
.,nra. whsn adm ssabe, shall be charged doop'e I'LL
In advance. ,o,, will he made t,
e,;oneers Sberifs Register of Wills and Mnfsnsi L
oIe OF real estate published in beth iansuaseS a
"a oer cent in English alone, ~ per cent o" SaeS
o'sd out Of the direct line Of business
advertiser such legal, auction and planta
.;on solss runaway slaves, stray ANIMALS &c. Me' VIII
" o Id far ,earatey und at the ordinary rates.
~ SJsrtiseent, no, specified time will be pub
,:.tsJ nne mpnth and charged accordingly. "
M advertisement, Of bankruptcies will he pusshe'
u any CASE unless paid for previous 10 insertion, or pus
y .rt gnara ,tced by u responsible per son in town
III mt es and other places Of amusement adVertsin
..;I~ f The season, to b. charged 100 dollars for En-
sisb alone and $50 dollars in both languages.
An commandments of candidates for political ONCE
nall he changed double the price of other advertise
ments. :, ~, ,,,,v.,o,e