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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-15

mn FIRE. FIRE!l FIRE!!t
4 ROTECTION INSURANCE COM
PANY, Of Hartford, Connecticut.-The un-
dersigned, agent for the towns Ct Perrysburg'
Maumee and Miami Cities, of the above Com
pany, is now prepared to insure against loss
or damage by fire, upon as favorable terms as
can be obtained in the State, from any respon-
sible institution, and every man has now an
opportunity, for trifing sum, to protect him
self against the ravages Of this destructive
element, which often, in single hour, sweep
away the earnings of many years.
ID. G. DOAN,
Perrysburg, march %, 1887. (
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.Maumee City, March 25, 1897.

MSAAC STETSON, Attorney and Coua-
sellor at Laio, will give punctua attend
ance to the duties of his profession in Wood
county; and will also attend to the Courts in
the counties Of Lucas, Williams, Henry, and
sandusky. Office in Law Buildings, No. l.,
Perrysburg, Ohio.
march 25
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T IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
n post office at Maumee city, on the 3lst

Ia post office at. M
March, 1887.
Abbott Bingham ID
Ayres Samuel
Armour Daniel 3
Aapkins MT.
Abbott John
Bleckley John
Baldwin John III
Boyd Alexander G
Bennett Calvin
Black Adam
Bennett George
Bell Jacob
Boston Bethuel
Bows Edmond b esq.
Boston Nathaniel
Bartlett John
Bennett Nelson
Bird Asher
Black Philander b
Bemis Abel
Barnes Dorsey
Beach Harmon
Barnhart Daniel 2
Brooks Henry esq
Bow Edmond
Barker Hiram
Blue Jessee s
Badger William
Corson George
Converse j p
Case Daniel
Chatfield Oliver 2
Chattield Elizabeth
Cornwell Sylvester
Garfield Stephen U
Charter Eli 2
Coder Conrad 2
Caragan Thos
Cornell
Chase Samuel
Coarsen Clarisa
Culver Nathan
Chase B L
Cotter Mary
Coleman Samuel
Cook Augustus f
Close John
Cole A III
Cummings B
Coleman Abijah
Doolittle Gordass L
Degarmo Paul 2 .
Demott William
Dustin Moses 3
Dunham John
Deboise James
Debolt Michael
Doughty Mahalon M
Decker moses
Doolittle Jeremiah 4
Emory Doct John
Ellis Jacob P
Elder John
From Mr.
Eddy Rodolphus
Flack George d
Fared William
Foster Naldo G
FELTON, Levi
Frost Lorenzo
Fraker Thos
Foristall Peter
Fitch Royal F
Fruby John
Forket Anna
Feasy Calvin
Gum Debter
Guptall Hiram
Gould James
Galeard Louiza
Goodnew Leonard
Griffin Oran s
Guild Israel jr.
Graham Philip
Gordon Samuel,
Hendrickson j L
Hoxie Lyman G 3
Hale Joseph
Hawkins William
Haner William
Hubbell Vernon
Haster John U
Holford Henry
Henderson William
Heffiefnger Arch
Henderson James
Hetflefnger Thos
Hulburg Thos jr
Houser Henry
Henderson G L 2
Horn William MRS
; Persons calling f,
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EDAINTING & GLAZING.-J. WooD-
II RUFF, Painter and Glasier, Maumee
City, Ohio, informs the public, that he still
carries on the above business, in all its branch
es, at his shop, in the lower part of Detroit
street, where all orders will be executed in
the neatest and most fashionable style.
GLIDING AND GRAINING
of every description, will be punctually at
tended to. april
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-15

TAISSOLUTION.-Notceis is hereby given
~ that the partnership lately subsisting
between the subscribers, under the firm OF
Staples, Dudley g. Co. was dissolved on the
9Th of March, by mutual consent.
All debts due the said partnership are to be
received and those due from the same dis
charged by Staples & Dudley, who will conti-
nue. the business at their stand, under the
firm of Staples g. Dudley.
.ALPHEUS STAPLES,
ID. M. DUDLEY,
j. S. JAMES.
Watervile, March 81, 1887. 2tf
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-15

T,yARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber of
10 fers for sale IA valuable FARM, con-
tanning Four Hundred Acres Of choice Land
in Lenawe county, Michigan, with amin,
provement of from thirty to forty acres. sSeld
Farmis located in rich farming country, with
intelligent and enterprising inhabitants, and
oman important road, and is weh watered
A part Of the plat of Canandaigua village is
on saidsfarm. Terms Of payment easy. Hoi
further particulars enquire Of
IRA WHITE,
.Maumee City, Ohio, march 23, 1887 l
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WMTABAsH AND ERIE CANAL.-M

WWTABASH AND ERIE CANAL.-.No-
Wv lice to ContractorS.--Sealed proposals
will be received at the town of MA O.uEE, in
Lucas county, Ohio, on the 18th day of May
next, for the construction of so much of the
Wabash and Erie Canal, as lies between the
Head Of the Rapids of the Maumee River and
the Eastern termination of said canal, near
the town of Manhattan, at the head of the
Maumee Bay.
The length of the line offered for contract is
about thirty miles, and embraces large a
mount of embankment, much heavy river bluff
excavation, quantity of rock, number OF
stone cuverts, and from twelve to fifteen cut
stone locks.
Thirtymiles Of the.line, in addition to the
above extending from the head of the rapids
to the town of Defiance, will also be prepared
and offered for contract at the same time,
should the number Of applicants for contracts
Justify it.
Plans and specifications will be exhibited,
and any necessary information given, in reia-
tion to the work, after the tenth Of May.
| Bidders, who are unknown to the Acting
! Commissioner, fs contractors, will be expect
ed to accompany their proposals with recon-
\ lamentations of substantial and unquestlonabe
character.
LEANDER RANSOM,
Acting Commissioner.
Office ofthe Board of Public Works,
i 4 COLUMBUS, o., Feb. %, 1887. 6ml
NOACH SHOP. AT MAUMEE CITY
VI 1.-The subscriber is now ready to receive
! orders in his line of business, at the Yhechan-
lies Exchange, on the corner of johnson and
/ Summit-Streets, in Maumee City. He will
4 build any wheel carriage, from Wheel-bar-
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-15

MhANK OF MONROE.-Bills on the bank
Id of monroe, will be received in payment
for Goods at the Store Of
COBB, JAMES & Co.
april 3
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MuONROE MONEY.-Bill of the Bank
lvM ofMonroe, taken in payment for Goods,
by j. FUREY q CO.,
april 8 Miami city.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-15

E,NLOUR AND POTAToEs;-Just re-
Id ceived per schr. Grace Amelia, and for
sale at the Ware House of HUNT & CONVERSE,
200 bbls. Flour, and 500 bushels Potatoes.
Maumee city, April 8, 1887. 2
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q CHAS. C. p. HUJWT, r. .Ms
WNOST OFFICE NOTICE.-Fhe Maui
"A NEE City Post Office is open for the de-
livery Of letters from s A. M. to P. M, except
Sundays, on which day it will be opened from
8 to 10 Al. NJ, and from j te2 o'clock, r. M.
Eastern and Northern Mails arrive and de-
part every day and the Wesiern mail, for the
present, arrives on Tuesdays and departs on
Wednesdays.
april 8 Gus. CSs "a HUNT, R.YM
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Ep OOKS.--A general assortment of School
HID Books, of the latest and most approved
kinds; also the popular writings of the Rev.
John A. Clark, of Philadelphia, and other de-
sirable works, may be found at the store of
s IRA WHITE.
Maumee city, march 30, 1887. 2tf
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-15

MTEW STORE. FUREY & Co. have
lV taken the Store recently occupied by G..
S. HAZARD, at Miami, and are opening an as.
sortment of Day GooDs, HARDWARE, DRUGs
and MEDIcINEs, &c, &C., which they invite
the public to call and examine. -
march 90 a. Il
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-15

The proceedings of the National and State
legislatures-the current news of the day, and
all matters either of general or local interest.
will be freely discussed and recorded in the
columns of the Express; and while in regard
to local matters, the business capabilities Of
that part of the great Maumee Valley, known
as the Foot of the Rapids, will be strenuously
advocated, still, the great interests Of the
whole country will find in the paper a jealous
| and hearty support.
The EXPRESS is printed on an imperial
sheet, with new type, and will be given to
subscribers at the rate of three dollars per
annum, payable within six months.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-15

Y 1A1A LBS. SHOT. assorted sizes, for
eDVUVw sale by
march % COBB, JAMES g. Co.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-15

I'M hand, a few pair of Brass Andirons,
IL ofthe latest style, for sale by
march 70 CoBB, JAMES d Co.
The herald., 1837-05-05

Nearly forty years ago, we were setting en- a rock
that jutted out towards Plymouth Bay--a slight
breeze swept up the channel and rpped It's current
far Oft but between the two projecting capes the
line OF the horizon resting on the blue circle Of the
multtudinous sea. There was nothing to disturb the
scene-t was the hour of noon-and silence reigned
along the shore and even within the habations, be-
cause the table ~ there blessed before enjoyed and the
invocshon, u i bnng not down the spirit which Il
seeks, lifts up the heart which it rcashes.
We had been despatched, that day, with the dinner
basket and the bottle, to the aborng among the
rocks and gathering up the debris of the shore. In
these days, pety herself Proered the glass; and tenn
perancc solaced herself with the regular cup.
The man had busted himself with his fare but he
rendered 10 US portion Of his food-we declined il,
having already dIned.
The herald., 1837-05-05
To THE FAsHIoNABLE.

NEW FAs HIONABLB Hal ESTABLISHMENT.
10 BIRD ID, late and Kan, years with Leary 4
Co after the all TIE basci Of has
business, having established himself the trade offers TO has
friends at his sales No Is Nassau street. Pine
fendd hats uevery variety o o the medium
the pan which, style nod material and hnish shall bo
found aErvaled He sell S. only and by directing
his whole that single style hdent oi pouc
ce without and fashion and utility csabish
cd this quay wed FOR economy and elegance as he
the public conne his efforts
purpose instead Of making exermemts variety Fearing
rive in the de- he wlns 70 enirst himself in
competion with estabis sdYcng tis article
He has made for the London and PARIS ashens
houses those and will always bo
FIRST tie market with the standard established by foreagn
The herald., 1837-05-05
JOSEPH II. SPENCE


The stvauabe remedy and pain the side back
debility back and oins from the effect
Of Fr and d<locaou Of eyeroerd 80 the pub
lie. Franklin distinguished for Boae
Setting willing TO et The wishes OF ls friends aha that the
suffering from ad weaknesses avail them
selves remedy diminish the bills OF physcians, has
ranged with Mr. b. c. oil New London, Conn. TO
facr his Sreng ening Slve, and ard town
in the United STATES scnune without the written signature
sf b. G. BAXTER Agent and Joint Propnesr.
Messrs Pratt d Ray, druggists 80 Maiden Lane wh,csals.
Agents th of New Yck for sale BY ma. OF
spectacle Rraggists, Price 25 cents roll ul3t 6m
The herald., 1837-05-05
Paper Hangtngs,
DONCOV1RT A.. Gns A M NJ L, II q

Beg leave most ectf, call OF
% dne public generally TO their aad eesant OF
goods just received apd opcnng their
street. between FTdnkfot and Ha,ue and
dealers VIII IND az thar es 40 ent advantages nc where eIs
0 b mel wrh addition Il their o good. Sfo,
ners o. ne above hrn Dcrly known by nppeatou
q tc IHieefgsra Paper Hanger, sad nedles -
Dut STRANGERS stands lnnsaed tn Pager hang
ing Dol sf neatness and espatch
practicable all tbs work when be entrusted 10 s US
The herald., 1837-05-05
mILLisERs SUPPLIED AT WHOLESALE ppIcss.
TO THE LADIES'
II. M 20 IL GA n.

l2 Cha han rect
Begs leave inie Ladies' New Yuk ,na ~ v,c,,
that ne has eived most coco al
q, elegant omert of goods offered m ,h,s civ -
b5legant Printed Mushns OF the novel sesisns
Printed Lawns ard Csal',s.
iOo vciosa Dresses at ss tie Dress ofio yds among which
acioicc assortment u o. Coos ~
o tho Real Black Washing Sks M .bl
ling pcryard, tered in tins under shilEngs
Rh,b,ns endless variety.
ui and choice Of rch figured plain saks and
- -"
se4 doz plain and embroidered sosey for Is Cd p.r,ar
Russia Diapers and Table Lners
case oi Gibsons celebrated Lish Linens
dcrles.
rapery nulins style together with large
fFcneh cacoe and dome. euI,on
at the lowest pfce asktd asd 40 abatsnen.
r.. MORGAN. 1854 Chathaur
The herald., 1837-05-05
Paper BOX BAZAAR.
G. II q * q E PIE SCH r. n

NO. III FULTON STREET, THREE Doors rnoM NASSAU,
Plain AID Fancy Psc ass ssspS NJ nsaa se @ and STYLE
DR., goods s X. 2ass."s Ises Ss "' i ss. Fancy articles.
e%esy ses sSa si p.,-.,v S1.s a Il ,. S Baea.
coffee, wheat ae. Mahe. K Taf., e.ps eay iSr
,eney n Hat nat boxes band bescs f@ shnay
iyed and T%pily eIsea VIII da,eh, a prices.
Merchag,. .sns qew store. he supplied Immediately
sh Ives ofbcing real deeoiatoa Of he store ' '
ss a., ~. sp@ fsy - 'efa Of
of ncrica, at thc .iortes, netce
s,'ss p. ms ess % sg% ss as osf"i Mater, e
s.,ertmcs, Of Geran pattern. ot samplers and donss
d . notice @ 81 vii; needle .a 20 eh and a..
Ps%esei a9a. ). .ose,e %s i ass TO i. aum.ou. friend.
pains 70 men, a eontinusnes 81 the sann : = -
lie inform. b. fead- aud The public hat he ha. been
is at Nao Garden New Ysk @ .pssnsea 81 espersoss.
e % offered The tho pSe i'm
CIRCULAR.
ulE sNp II S% ss s,a a q s ss
s1 y y % s s a sSaS s. ,s S 1l" r., ssSs w. a
Asrs Esq, which powopen, and viii coriisae N.
iqs s1Sn and l. Ss Ssa u X, o spo.saa e.s@
rss.ssh a. esn s a s,ssh w e su At 9c
quality e may su and give mpo, TO those who
Ths commier havstL ~ s.'re 10 form m their ficns. that
ss nsSs ~ I'M It ~ssss Aesss @ss At s5 %
be attempted be supplied
II net sayiag sr2s Ter
Linen Nusita ysfags Cassneres nfhs and AZ varieties
~ Articles suitable f sun Cothrg either iuf g. ncen or
Boys mar b. had NJ III. Store
None hut the bc~t ol Cutter. VIII h. smpotcd
Gcntcmcn either purchase he ~ e sinfc atc"sf
D es' . % Z. peei.S the material elsewhere and have c'. "a
The py,ce nj Z. c."s,ing pan,s loors cents
E~y description of cirea cons made 70 order and scp,
for sale.
The price of every article w be marI N figures " order ft
all be treated the san whether ges o. not Az hat wM
a. b. a. rrovs pattern The eticls n bc mads
her clothes mesed by leaving them in
thc uoy,,o, and 81 l.R fa tie the aiternocn
Families can 10 work at Their louscs by
H. pai-ins this E.ah shment, ren,lemen viii mske
esgbf a. i.n pisfr fenalss and
ser ,be appeal they hse Dccesatcd make ~
4 b~ ,enc, oleni of this great and good CITY.
on behalf fofthc colsmitec, -
ELIAS FOUNTAIN,
EDWARD v. COREY,
GEORGE FOLSOM,
fii.2awstf homer BoSrWlCk.
NlIHOI ALE Andy sq 0RE X1R>s
The herald., 1837-05-05

ENGRAVED IN A surERIoR sTyLE, AND PRINTED WIT.
THE UTMOST SEATSEss.
Persons furnishing their Plates
prRed ON the most p.royed fashionable nrds
THE LATEST FASHIONS RECEIVED,
And nisvolce o Enamel I'd Cards vts
Cards, which for btliancy ~ polish 10 sxcced.
Merchants and Store keepers wi Cards either Copp
plate on Letter at f,sg hours notice Caids at
Home and ff Private Parties, &c.
Specincrs Ia lie aus III rers
VALENTINES
ENGRAVING, PRINTING, AND FASHIONABLE vfSTTIN
AND STORE CARD ESTABLISHMENTS.
SO john street, corner of William, I'm
The herald., 1837-05-05

WHOLEsALE CANDY STORE ia wAks~
w street The sut~cnef - opening fresh assst neus
Candy which be win SELL wholesale and ,aii At tho s~s
market prices Peross wishing bpy 20 sell again VII h.d
DECIDED to sdva tase 20 cali OILS will bs pack du
ssi tc sny part Of, country. ". GREGoN
The herald., 1837-05-05

IE.-The subscriber Will furnish blocks OF Granite
l1 oser o any SIZE Dimensions, delivered bank
OF thc rver sty six mles from Now York equal quail
iiyer on The lowest terms. - ' e :. -
hpphoauon 70 be made to Ward b Howard ESQ., No 6 Hani
Cold spring, Putnam county, Quarry
HENRY HOLnAM,
o,,a . , Agent Of the ushlaad Granite Company.
~, IN. a41-t,
The herald., 1837-05-05
TKANsPARENT WASHABLE WINDOW

TRANSPARENT WASHABLE WINDOW
SHADES, ofvarous tint, AM painted Oh Colols ,,hcl
are Warranted To stand in all climates " ' ~
nc sepeor Workmanship displayed in these truly beautiful ar
% u,nt'fs Coz stutes but neto Of their merit
considered besved they viii be hous worthy the accept
ance the A.. peope - ' - e''
he shades are sold irHmed aud furnished ready Tor fixing
The most inexperienced hand are Re- M I'M
pdpese WI IN
IL recommended that the method Of attaching Tie Sbad
10 the lace OF the windox frame b. adopted - ~
Pnccs from 81 10 Sieeach Sold by
-.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28
Cotton Market.

SATURDAY, August 26, O'Clock p. n.
Further this eceived by from the SOUTH
in regard TO tempeuous weather. injury that the
crops sustained by it. Seine time since published ad-
vices Edisto Island, of the damage done the cotton
crop vicinity by the gales the LIST and 6hins Since
then they have experienced another very gale accom-
panied by considerable rain After first gale had subsidized
the planters expected and would probably have had TAR
CROP fine weather had continued for few weeks But mas
been most unavorabe. The winds injurious 70 inc
cotton crops and they have lately been unusually severe All
hopes productive the island are over Inc
is estimated at half The bottom fruit is all ha 'ney can
expect TO gather great change in the climate al INC u
has been noticed which renders the Gotten crop very uhce
tain full been gathered tor nve years. me
plants very much diseased The high iand cooh "hch
is far advanced the only description that VIII give msder-
yield The information from the interior sl promises
few bales OF the new crop have been
received Augusta, The quality is much farer than
the first arrivals usually are, and was sold at l2ac
We possession of still later Intelligence from Eng land
The Liverpool dates the 2lst u They advise of
further reduction 3D. inferior qualities American The
stock OF cotton had that port bales the
18th instant.
The price Of generally believed have reached
its lowest point The table published below will show vast
difference prices Of SO and ST. 1.-THE crop last amount
ed to fit, Millions that of this will only bring twenty-five mil
Lions that will clearly show the of the pre-
,nI,.,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

CLEARED.
sbips Istus skiddy, New Orleans, Mled~evie Porter
ssvann, Jsln,on I,owden; Mnctexnma, Msuran savsn
.ab Brigham rav IIamm~nd Hebrew, Carr, New Orleans
Peters 10 Brigs paas, Lsnge Copenhagen; Lexington
Mcleod Lisbon barclay Livingston; Marshall, Muiiord
New Haven. Pembrke, Miner. New London; Psuna, smith,
pietou schrx Nassau Chester Rcbnopd Compliance Spar.
row Boston; Reeside Sherwood, do; fremont, Reed.
ARRIVED.
shin Emerald priDdlc Liverpool 9Th ult via Cork 23d
A Rel A. Co. PssSnyers-Mr J. Stodder and Lady
ship souherner Tibbes Liverpool, july 18TH with nd,e
40 Goodhuc h Co.
shin lIorab Crocker Orleans Aug 9Th, to W. Whit.
scL r. CARGO bales cotton 1863 bh tobacco 90 puchs
rn pe bales 335 pigs lead ~ casks wne 10 boxes
- rnot. 40 bundles mates, 45 cases dry goods.
R.rk ~ Hecns, Bennett Trinidad lie Cuba q days, 70
ssrh Harriet Fann, velase., tTesas 20 days. oAv @.
Smith -, 60 -,
order
Brir Jones, rIull Charleston. days, TO q. Buckley.
Prn bry Atlantic Hopke ssntsc 40 days, with mdne TO
Brig America cofn Virginia. days with wood to master
Brig Padilso, Villa, Palermo, 81 days to Chamberlain
Broone.
Danish brig Louise Evaro, Dsne liz days to Heckscher
Co.
schr wisn Wallace simmons, st. Martins, IS dsysto or
der
schr. Anspds smith, Philadelphia, , days to master.
ScAr Grervc, Dardcp. Ocra oke days ~ MITCHELL Co
schr Beni. Harsoa, Douglas, 0erseoke, days TO Mitch
ell 4 60.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

Since the above table made out cotton has declined
fully &C. al qualities Liverpool Therefore will be per-
eeved that prices still high in this market to agree with
those of Liverpool Buyers will purchase until the rates
will correspond with those the othe other side OF the
Atlantic Prices again declined there, therefore, holders
will be obliged submit to still further reduction In TINS
market.
HWe have received by Saturdays and todays express
from of the 18th nst Savannah OF the 2s Au-
gusta of the d Charleston of the 3d. and Richmond of the
PATH
Sales al 81 l0sc.
The business Savannah the 2ls was small Trans
actions at 81 lie.
Augusta Geo. for the week previous to the zord
were at a 10c. The market was animated
There was limited inquiry this staple Charleston
the 23rd-saes at Y a lie.
But little doing Richmond, Va Stock lgh-saes on the
oath were made mt l8 ll4c.
The market here was very dull yeserday-no change in
prices.
We reduce the stock on hand To 1913 6l9 bales.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28
General Markets.

SATURDAY, August 26th, @ O'Clock, J.. M J.
The market rather escrn Is selling in
very small $50; other brands have not experienced
any alteration the market for them quite dull Rye hour
request but yet improvement In price
really place. though holders asking advance The
wheat market has mprovedsaes OF 10000 bushels Odessa
S1ls No change ashessaes last rates Strangers
continue flock the city from all parts but the business has
in proportion The number of arrivals the past
week 2O00 been entered the hotel books and
probably hundred that put up private boarding
houses Sales in Moasses continue in small parcels Sugars
continue good demand-he following the auction sales
day, viz:by Hoffman Co Is hogheads New Orleans
sugar 81 6 l28 Cassa 7c bales feathers So 81 tc
BY Mnsurn under the wardens inspection 200 bushels
wheat 81; 1000 do rye 81 7Oc-tems Of both sales
cash.
SINGAPORE, April 12-Sugar. Siam white, $3.50 CTS
picul de- Cochin China, s5 so SIS Pepper $3.50 CTS
Rice, cargo, $l0i lie. Tin, Banca, $40 2l Straits $8
drillings wanted Bills London Is Old; do Calcutta,
2l9 CO. rls
CHARLESTON, August 23-Rice, IS 62t 49, rough, $1o
Las; flour, $40 10 So corn, 81 50, sales
SAVANNAH, August 22-Rice, Sal Al; corn, 81 80 15s
-four S0l Freightso Liverpool id New York, &C. per h.
RICHMOND, August 24-wheat Sl35 Las; tobacco, ugs
Sl75 leaf common, 50 So $50; mdding, $3.50 g. goo
Is 75; hne $3.50 It's manufacturing qualities,
IS l275; Hour, 90 BIS; corn, IS 92ic; meal S05 ll2
oats, 40c
New ORLEANS August l8-Flour, Sl250 IA. which shows
an advance 81. Other articles remain without material
chsnge.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

oo Opssnce, do Comet Brl do; William; Csthsrne; Monte
0sans; Nsgars New York; hedors, undg Bevdere do;
lean do Francis Brl do; Nmrod Brl Eliza Grant. wig;
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buahs We have noe the naest doubt when accounts
in OF "hsrve home" in the other states, that they will
exhibit the cheering results Of this we shall In failure
daily apprize readers.
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since has been under the Of Mr. JOSEPH
UuLsTEAD. au22 lws
nsIssIANu~ tMPhov e.U. - 0estIeDeo wishing
- TO play ri billiards. purchase tables, invited IN cal
2a ~ Brsadway, above Wall street, the
thcra Coffee Room where there tables in room, and
ny the patent Indian Russcr cushions slate stone and eopo
silica ccrDepted beds with iron sgle frames and common
ses will DE- found the largest and best
offered the public advantages -e wis wish pur
chase seu notice. hey can be packed at days
tee
b. Orders for any thing Ia this line, cash or good
difference, 10 A. BASSroRD, 26 Broadway, will receive
prompt attention MET
A CARD TO TUE PUHLtC.-wM. HILLS IN
IA Irritable style Of Hair Cutting. No % Pearl ". up stairs
FOR fear Fl wrong uprcsos the public sy sbof pndsf
The Subscribed respectfully oo them h. belonged
TO u combination Of vsir a<s-s~rs Showing - cents
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