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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03
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Ships Sutton Berry. Charleston. Geo. Sutton; Louisville,
Palmer New OreaS Il. X. Collins: bark Lzetie (Swl Nj
den, Ham5u =; briggs Margaret Ann Dudley Berbce; Fanny
Colt, Baker Georgetown, = G..
ARRIVED.
Bark Calico, Lombard New Orleans, IS days, cotton,
order
Brig Granite Gray Baze, Honduras IS days, with III
logs mahogany to Master, Markoe Co Lett schr. Of
and Tor BrstoH, loading the coast the only American
Schr Helen, HUI, Philadelphia, days with corn to
master.
Schr Leon'ine Dearbora Richmond days. with -four
Allen 4 PaxsoH
sehr. indicator, Rice, Wilmington, NJ C. 10 days to J..
Ogden.
scbr Bounty Totten, Newbern NJ c. 10 days. with mze
order
schr Thaddeus, walpole, Norfolk, days. with meze to
order.
schr William and John, Keller swansboro. N. C. New
pert 10 order
schr faltmoe, wogam ST. Petersburg cotton, Jonsoa
Louding
ship Talbot, new Story Newburypor, days, hay,
master
schr Koscusko, Crowell, Boston, 6 days. plaster to the
master
schr William Henry, Birdsal Philadelphia, days, TO
A. Is. Cooley.
scbr Ellen, Collins, Dover Mass. days, cora to s H.
Painter.
scr Guide, Barlow, Plymouth Mass days, nails to c.
Barlow.
sch Regulus Mills Wilmington N c. cotton, Halleit
Browr. spoke the Un9auned, for New York.
Schr. Rochester, Wood, Boston, days. molasses, TO the
SAILED Ships Nsrh America Hoxie, Liverpool Sid
dons, Brtion, dc Utica Pe, Havre; Louisville, Palmer
New Orleans and others
MEMORANDA
SHIPPING is57-The following valuable statement
loaned II cosan the of vessels belonging all
,.i,n. ..Ie
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

TanuNfN
The supply OF fat steers having fnf reached the dsman 81
tie price II beet has advanced. Bot good urt
ton has cressed cert per 10 There noyes 81 LIMB
worth The ssppiy OF poultry Is It'll abundant
nut all kipds ef e-g.abes
Mds -Brei.7 TO CENTS veal, l3c mutton ~ u 6c-sonae
nc s,ddrs sold as high 2 pors, sci lamb Ia ves
son, isc
e3 geese Is ani l4s each; ducks s2s pair chickens Is
TO 3 zach; r ses per pair On the average poultry
tbrsught ssost Tic per "a.
Fvh Eel III per pound; bas',e e blses fsh, ios bali
ybut SC.
Isrciab a. to 9. abuhe; turnpa sx psrsnps
s. Onions, l2 white Onions La cabbsges ~ 20 o.
hundred cauhs per dorsn, apples ~ 10 ss bar.
red
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

sCuttRB>T BANK HILL, w s--Cettidcrtes
~ al DEPOSIT Mobile and Montgomery, bumherrpau's
Bauh. Pennsyly snia Ohio, Michigan Illinois India
"a I,ujaua sasms. ChrrtstOa, Sevpnpah Unted
Rank Baltimore 81 Philadelphia. and the Notes ~ the East
ern Baeas. hoayh Esd snld on faynrghr fer-ls Nv
THOMAS ~. CARPENTER, No. W walls'.
FOR SafEChtcks IN Savannah, md on Stat Eaul Ala.
bama, n Mobiles ara t0, Soo. n Sl0o bills ~ state Rnrk
Illinois VII
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

RuLi's UgAp. TUESDAY, Jan 2
Nearly 100 fine brought In
h Of them fon the south The price ranged from
$50 70 50 80, ana sale. rather lively.
Owe 500 have arrived durrg the week. but the quail
~ Inferior Good sheep readily bring e3 e4ad - but the
average IL about a. 5.
Ahout IS md calvestave reached since last week
Sut the prices, g. ~ 80, have rot improved
Hay ami straw ~ ssttine scarce aud prices are rising
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

DSaflAsss fitts skss Ss.SE4H1n ..:ss: re-
nedy for suppression rreguar and all cases where nature
not ner y. and ssur S,SS
vii produce abortion.
8urnsu. IS 9Th aveaue. j3.lm.
s y a. q 6syd
Pau Browns speech, John Morris speech Thos Phoenix
district attorney charge OF Recorder Rker &C. &C. Price
COLUMBIAN BALL.-The third Annual Ball Of the
a. s n M5y NS m pfs s
will be spendidy decorated with the banners asd in
70 render the given
e Tss soI % be
Arrsnge%sns Peter N o.gnon owsa W. Brennan Alfred
jssl.iw 's'A' s ThEoboRE Keller, Secretary.
II EDUCTION OF PHO E.-The subscriber res
II prc,uy informs his friends and The public that owing
has determined 70 reduce the price Of shaving 70 tx and
ne 1"' bro "a way william HEALY
mad. to ord.r wholesale and retail and warTsned
B-Always on hand large assortment Of stocks collars
Sos as . Umbrellas ana ItS s assortment o. ps'wN
S85s RoR%s A ASs S 3 real
curiosity and experience benefit The had better
So nS' sas, Sei
Their assortment consists OF fill 10000 pairs OF Boots and ten
very best Five minutes examination aiter The pr
mentione viii satisfy that his time and ,rou
Genemen. double calf skin water proof Boots only q 50
the pair dress and wet wsahsr 6eo' for The ~ner
fashionable 81 So pair elegant ladies' slippers sai
with oussnds Of other articles too to
such lined bound and furred Buskins L. q. and
| and Boot Shoes In
short thing the line that wanted tor family
articles will be Eund the best that the city Affords and
'''''""''e ''N' ''r RICHsEDs4 WALKERS,
Nos 2.8, 232 and 234 Caeal street
CHESS The subscriber has just opened in the buidn
~ of Sunday Morning News office apartment hand
someiy fitted up for Chess Playing.
Genesen who play wish to learn the game respect
The members OF the Club requested attend the
ing, every Thursday evening a,6l o'clock
American Museum. ABM. BAsSFoRD.
ni5 3m*
ITO THE LADIES Muas Boas, Capes, Pelerines
4 &c. WATSON, l54 Chatham st. has hand
G a 90 cs p ne
ton OF ladies DESTROYS Of securing their
his stock q Dressed Far Consisting every article IL the line
which he confident will be found unsurpassed in the city
regards quality cheapness
Also fur colh velvet caps of the latest
approved patterns Ts,s and r,,., 49,, :.
the line made to order CHARLES WATSON,
MO- I'm "a Chatham 81
MOTIFS sTOVEs-For offices, bar rooms, sramboau
ba.enrnt rooms stores halls e dwelling houses lecture aps
other public rooms churches &c which from their peculiar
t-relpe hours and which vary price irsm IS ss5
Of which be attached various formed plain asi
men h.n condensers for upper r4oms halls kc with much
Also. DR.. MOTIFS Patent Wood Cook stove, article Of
kowiedeed superority will bake. boil roast, fry
broh Al the time by the fire. Tor from 10 30
at from s'2 to ss5 All q which may be obtained Of Ind put
stoves to be Or orders 70 put up old Ones &c ar.
IN o 'sls STRATUM ai SS Was9 street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03
Corn Trade.


Every da, v7ries views principles facts and
regarding ~ tanes of wheat, flour bread stu
proase % pfopheces Of scarcity and high prices. Where
ai If Commcce Where the confident assertions OF the Bal
Someme ago, prepared and published estimates Of the
aggregate wheat crop in this countryside Kind
ever ai.e@p, y any public Journalist in the Uuited
led Bris calculations, and verified by the Uoed States
q this coany rye estimate we could no, reach Esm
Of accurate data IN orer this
opened responenee with those the West, we cave
Complete hs "a h a ysf
no other editor 70 sess.s or can Possess
come 10 he revulsisn may be pecrd
Y the "a ssors next spring nnss; tie banks sueeor
delay aud liability TO fesnme specie paymeals among the
York IS the present. moderate prices in b cad stuff and the
prospect Of decline instead of rise. In this city
viii reach g,chester Baltinore Heretofore this
ns @ ne a a.. ss Il.
Atlantis Journals have led the sreadsua dealers Al
round 10 New YORK from New leans Is thu packet SHIP
ATs. ,su we see !, shipped for this port
must inevitably take befre spring unless the
the banks aad he lar dealers fairly
friendly or win be better for them in the end The State
j. the same preacsmen No money b banks
they ,I 2r"r nr'psry The quantity Of -four on hand
whes. districts IS rapidly decreasing So much 50 / shs The
mission get drawback foreign wheat be reexpoted
We should :. Srssa aosr :. g before
..r ~ and The ps,
sn.d &C. Genncsse sold s7ic depr.san-an the
che condition which the market in the 3oth December
Frede ick'bgrg 10, ss7itos2s
Ohio via n odo, 800 sosSS,
Nortbern csrn, oe7 TO leo
Southern 10, 0e8 to a92
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CARDS.

AT 172 BROADWAY
VISITING CARDS In plain writing the Italian and fancy
hands, printed the polished German Porcs Card may
BIZ procured the Of Maiden lane Broadway
sTOUTs Engraving Establishment, where specimen books
may be
Also silver plate Door and Number plates, the plating
which uncommonly thick the silver being expressly rolled
for the advertiser.
Mrrchsats Commission Cards. executed with dnc,nesa
and taste.
Letter Stamps Consular Notors Seals engraved 10 or
der.
Brass Door Plates, knockers. &c.
Sr0U 4, corner 81 Maiden
d3o.3m. and Broadway.
J COMPLIMENTARY AND BENEFIT BALL TO
ISAAC GOwARD.-Ata m etng IT the pupils of Nr Isaac
Coward held the s,h Dec, 1857 the following resolution
passed
Resolved, That the condsct OF Mr. Coward, since his
trance into this city, has been marked by display of talents
and usefulness TO the public not by any indivdpa
and therefore him supplementary Bal
and Will ana
Tkes be had bar OF the Shakespeare. and IN
following places-Cy Hotel. Lovejoy's Hotel 81 Chatham
81 Cha, kewberry opposite the National Theaue Betcksr
House; Hosoken Hou Washington, Canal
Atwirs Music saloon No 20 Broadwa j. l.. Hewt's
No. $50 BreadS-y; Firth Hsis Music Store, No
Franklin Square; and Wm Pe,ses Music Store, No. SO
Broadway.
Tck,tssi, TO admit gentleman and his ladies'. Tickets
limited. d2slws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03
Cotton Trade.

WALL STREET, TUESDAY EvENIsG, Jar. 2.
The dongs coatnue 10 the inert
rs noticed nj The Close OF last week
Advces received today Liverpool via Boston, are pretty
those received by th- ST Jases
The advces by the Corea which Is the
the 10th Sovember-the Improvement upon mid
ding aud far desert po Of American cotton The bett
Qualities remaining Ia san Sales Of Sura were eonsi
derabe Imports fr the amounted To 9lI bales sales
reached $500 .ercan 40 Surat 200 Egyptian aad $50
Pernam taken speculation $50 American and 400 sura
Me- sndaps osc mail enables lay before readers
New Orleans MARKET Here thefe arr
The 2ol6 bales and the Lyons, with 1850
New Orleans the 18th nit IRON Nachel
Tor Liverpool The rab Ellen Brooks Caledonia Brander
Mount Zion mi Bassor fer Live rpoo CaFoinian tor Mar
Settles and Hermitage for fIavre carried OF the port IL
New 10 $50 bales This exclusive 81
the The stock Ia New Oreass
dered small, adyices dated 18Th u meotion that ad
&c. had been asked AMI obtained he shipments are
mainly account Sales cosfnel 10 those qua
iities which 81 lec some transactions Ia choce
lots occurred Isle There Is considerable amongst
he dealers nerv. The suhsses statement VIII show how
irkeis stands mp,rea with last year-same period
The ex ports arr rs agAns, io ocs thu period
last &c q eie bales which stands
thus
Short 10 British ports, bales ess
French do TSf
Mortimer Europe, lbs
Other forcigs ports, DO
Short % Foreign ports 3oIesi
Excess Coastwise, 2Hl
Deficiency. 1880
Their. were ex ported IN du.Dg period from
ctoAer lat ~ 10th sj92 saleswhlch exceeds the export
fast seaou-same time SEA bales.
The inpars during he week endnr SOL nit were
tendency IN The market sales att To ic Manu-
fscturrrs wclsupplied.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

WIN. MLoUGHLIN, Auc,ioneer
b yer q wan nd re- Bb s, o - T sss
on roo Hardware Cuaery, consisting OF psa pocket
cards. needlesa bundles double ,i1riss
caps, hinb-s knsns aeedies hooks ard yes, sc se
Fancy Soos-Coosng Of double extra cologne, hair or
Also aainvoce Of combs buttons besoms boots
Also, an invocesf Jewelry-co.sstns 81 earrings, aux.r
flags watches, hreast-pns, chains, NC. NC. % sm'
g SEw Z. 81. HoEK n 2.S,s
throughout tho year H. NJ pree'scy without rsgara
The proprietor takes this opportunity Of expressing his
hmse and The late firm Of s,snpsos C"wan FOR the very
liberal patronage bestowed upon De Bazasr and begs 70
ent and that bis whole attention shall be directed TO merit
Horses taken at livery usual, and careful grooms
Horses hire ofthe description at the bores, notice -
his d i,'snd and gentlemen iAtrSdsees By hen :,
nSsK ~ III Ss nG Ss,.s. :
OF Horses, Carriages Nos IS 81 lat juno
propreors Of the above establishment respectfully
inf s friends sas h ppe h.t sy sis By
The day tor The public sale OF Horses Carriages NC from Fri
The regular public auction sale of Horses, Carriages DC
& psf q n %
and eatered before Friday II O'clock willie
The sale December 10 showed decided for the
demand q horses for sapor,aion at Improved prizes Gen
of horses viii find Saturday 500 oppor
vessels about completing their c.rsors soslh
A. private sale-Horses, Carriage, Harne.s.Sc.
,. . '''e' xSDERs so;s JASEw%Y I' MSsNS
oI6-3mr Proprieors
nIArHANOUs WINDOW BLINDs.-These
elegant and graceful creations Of fancyso much admired
saa By Of r and .
new I YEa Is 1mrsy adapted for birth day holiday or
One can scarcely conceive acceptable presen, to
and her fair daughters than 'bsse
and impar so pleasing and cheerful finish 10 a
et sponge these blinds eian and th<ir original
sS,1Sf i
Sold by T. DOLE, 8 Bsskmsn 81 Clinton Hall
dl9-m~
RICE, HOMINY. 3c.-Just received per schr. Allan
into head and prime rice aud rice flour and Car
Also constantly on hand superne wheat and Graham four
made irsm the best .esteL wheat for sale Quantities to suit
grocer bakers and families at the New York Rice MILL cor
d2siws '~'''' '''0 THOMAS BEILBy, Agent.
Brown a. Coz One Priced Hat Store.
hsx Ss pns w as s .a nave
Nat Of The mot graceful form at the accommodating
crowned with triumohsn success TIE
"ns n y them % e last months
among those higher prices worn by the fashions part Of
They just completed their arrangements sell plain
Caster la, for g. so which in point style and finish els
the highest prices All cash, deviation in
price. -
Hl6-5mf l7s Chatham Square, cor Mott St
y NoTICE TO F ,hs;I -. Il, ,,,,,
Tn, NEWELL, a q Canal street, respectfully gives NO
uce that he has succeeded the much desires
| articie,a - .~.u .,ou
be perfectly impervioust which
te Is enabled 70 sell I'm consequence OF the great educos
labor and maieras al the reduced OF hve dollars
Constantly on hand, oenemens fine boots from sass !.
e5.fs. olo3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03
state OF Trade.

There Is ntthng n interest trassp rng IN this market
Every thing rsrnlns aull occasionea by the Christmas
New Year hsays, which not yet through WITH Aucto
~alrs-thsre W
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

NV osLr,ss-- Gslleo-7ls pig. lead Goldman
1sitna1 coffee bales KobbeSa do cotton
Auher BroNer--Ga do Curtis PrescotJ7 do Lsnord-
n do Whitney wheelosk-22s e. lead Donassn--fo hy
lead mdr WarweA Co99 bales cotton w kelley-262 do
~ Williams IfN baes coffee
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03
RpCEiGS MD MEr CHANTS, and eth

GWoCEiSS NND NEE CHANTS, and ethers,
~ whe have ~ LOG Casks, other Ssuging will
be sccomnodsted " sending their orders 10 Mo- 27 Trctt
ssreein ento Fulon Market between Fslton and Beck
streets
jS-lv' TttEOS. 4. HOuGHTON. City Gsuger.
NEW yOtsS rATrEHsALLs.-Thc proprie-
lN toe otu< We kn ,wn establishment hocs 10 return his
thanks q hi ra I'd The public w general for the bers
support he ved from them during th- pas wear, oad
then - efs will he ed 10 nerit
continuance ot tNljr gnad Telling.
The rrgus HORSES, Carriages &C will iuu.
take place 9ou II O'clock the sale being
Monday, jim 1865
Genicpen Saving Horses Gpse ~ particularly
quesed w. ae register them early In he We K, aS
horsc cNst auctisn Registered In time for
IL. raaoyn tr s1tipmcn wishing 81 puschsse nav have
an On Ortnuu .iry hS selection M1n3av al u o.
clock JOHN NJ. WATSON, Frurrirtnr,
oe.9n* " Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

DEFEtTpRY To IET-To let l62 William
N III Mt and ai-y basement Just ttt1 ar Rttec
md which may added the store over tn same
jan.lNs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

IL PISrOLS-A W. SPIES is7 Pearl ST. Offers for'ssIe
erurue low prices the following gcods
Rodgers wo~te rllolr and oihcr fine Cutlery
Ivory and cammen table Cutlery, Ell kinds
Wade. and Butchers, and Elliot's RsIors
Britannia. plstcd ard japsnned wares
huvils Vices, Hoes and Trace Chains
Edge tools. pisves and Files " difereat makers
Collins. simm,onds and Stones Ares
500 Guns. S0o Rines, 1900 pair Pistols
Gun an, sporting implements Of every Kind
Gun materials Gunsrilhs
Pocket Books. Wallets md Mathematical Instruments
Nsiin strings and vioins
Geraian and French Fancy CO DDS IL lots to suit uuvchs
oIf.3n,s
rUD TUE UNEOwTUNArE-HuNT RED
v DROP-A single bottle of this infaibe remedy for
real disease hen used directed has been ourd IN every
instance effect safe and dy having failed
u j acknowledged be eeriain afe
thai dcavered pes require any restriction
diet.
Price dolar--io he obtained only Mt The office Division
DNEAMIpS. At TWO DOLLARS ApIFC n, suitahle
Y TO- wv YEARs DAY, ~ ". GREGORY, Conlec-
toasr, Ill william street "a SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

n8. II. HAIR has removed his office 20 Murray St,
Dwbers be will be hap his frs nd Tomak- pro-
essions after rsdencea America Of five
successful practice byve which in nearly
all the known hospitals in Europe, and major In
array .uring whole campaign in all the various and
complicated Athletics thai beset the human d-bi'
81 a-t -s a,
limitations; OF thousands has passed his hands in perfec
mild speedy the
interruption Of the nnal DAILY occupation Strict honor
and confd- be- relied
Hours of attendance from . A NJ. to p.
Wanted Immediately clever, active Boy, about IA
age aenda Doctors office. Inquire al % Murray
n t.t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03
DARTlCULAR NOTICE SPOKTs MEN

DAETlCULAR NOTICE TO sPOKTSMEN
"A choice assortment OF hDe double and single
guns ra, and pistols also spleHdd English en
aker 10 his Royal Hghness the Duke Of EsSex) Eve
repeating fowng piece with complete and finished
very superior manner, 100 guinea; with general
sortmcn Of fancy articles such brass
spy glasses accorions, and musical insrrmen had al
grsnt bargains, of y. M. PIKE,
n25-3taw2m. 81 Bowery the Theatre.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

DICE, HOMINf. 6c.-Just received per schr. Allan
IL tic. cargo OF rough Rice and flint Corn, hch III he
into head and prime rice and rice -four and Car
slina Grs hominy.
Also, hand superfne wheat and Graham four
made frem the wheat for sale Quantities snt
grocer bakers and families the New York Rice MILL
ner Of Je fersen and South
d28lws THOMAS BEILBY, Agent,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

L. HOWARD, IMPROVED CHEMICAL
T.. CLORtBE SOAP-This sap s prepared ny pract-
cal chemist n Is deservedy celebrated tor rendering the
skip smooth md son. removing chsrs pmples and bemshes
for the prrserysan Of tho teeth and and the OF
breah Tor cleansing and healing and wounds
ting and curing cutaneous Diseases particularly
f.ns for bic ,ehing uns handt for the
moys Of grease pa he from clohng. Its also much
esteemed shaving snap Prepared and sold wholesale and
retail by HOWARD, washington City.
For by csdicy Phelps Co Ne. i,2 Water street by
Marshal G. Socum, No. sos Broadway of Duane
John b. Dodd OF Broadway and becher
and III broadway. nj daw2m'
NILlTAsy AND CIVIC BALL.-sixTH
wi COMPANY WASHINGTON gREtS, will give the n
Annual Bau 5th January next NJ Tsmmany Hall The
will he under the of committee Of the
company, assisted by Mr.. Parker.
FL0eR COMMITTEE.
Joseph Craig, samuel Nc Burney,
John ". Soinnings, John n. Acker,
James Solnmsns, Henry Furre,
Joseph Haiae, WIN Greevy.
INVITATION AND RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Joseph Craig, John ~. spinnings
Chas A. Boudoune Joseph Haine,
John ". Acker, James Solomons,
Hugh Cunningham Charles Gray.
Tickets be had the Bookstore Of Sturg Lannurr,
l<S BRO dwaySpinnings Hodges, l62 Nassau street Lin
Horn Co.'S $50 Broadwayat the Drug store OF g. M.r
of Grand and Elm sreets the Music store Of
Firth Tall, Franks ard NJ the bar of Tnmmany
Hal. ~ NJ either Of the Committee. Tickets s2co
d3o5ts
N A. IA a or a. III N. II lat lam
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

HALF PdSiCE M NJ 81 sa. ard tsshlonsb'e
Also chrens colored books of every Kind very
cheap at MRS. KINGS Book l4i Fuhou street
MORRISONS HYGEiAN PILLS-Packets from 25 cents
81 Also. Powes Baisam Of Anaseed for coughs
~ bre aih asthma NC Also Wiser ozep.
Also indsbe ink for marking linen without preparation
| TOR sale aS abayr n7.3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

MATTHEW'S NEW BILLIARD SALOON
lI La the Carlton House, of Broadway and Leonard
a.-Enrance third door in Leonard The subscriber bcgs
interim his friends that h has taken the above Saloon and
ftted tup in first style, with three Billiard Tables
Bar, &C., and Every Alteration will be given 10 make
agreeable place OF resort for gentlemen.
w. A. MATHEWS.
~ THOMAS n. JEAKSON viii be happy 70 see his
friends above
NIB. W. A. Mathews inues his old head quarters
No. so Bowery, next door the Theatre.
1r second hand Billiard fables FOR sale as above
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

VTIrIClAL TEETH, without clasps, spring,
N kc thereby avoiding pisry the sdieping
principles Of atmospheric pressure, by LtNETT, Dentist
no STA Broadway, opposite the Masonic Hall.
This method generally known ard approved needs
comment, being wholly different In pscipe and rrsuk fes
ary praeiiced In New York
s references OF the highest order smpeiLe epn
ION Of the New York public this improved sysesi may
seen in the following respectable papers
Vide New York Mirror, 18th July, 1896.
Courier h Enquirer. 18th December, iSs
Even Star. t7b o. MO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

sensation produced in Wall street yesterday by
received from Boston, failure rather The ina
bty pay balances in current bank ss OF one OF the
banks in that city, the Commonwealth Bank and
TIE trouble among the other banks of the
same place. almost bordering panic aud evulson soon
became nosed abro In Wall and great alarm was
caused the holders oa bills which nconsequeRcs,
crowded sron the points of redemption in Walsteetn
large letter received this morning By Of the
NEST respectable brokers Wall street, gives the following
particulars
BosroN, Jan. IS, 1888.
We you yesterday, just mail was closing, that
other banks would net sustain it, We understand that they
eve they have the largest circulation Of
probably in very bad state.
ton; Hancock and Commercial banks were run upon The
Fulton we understand has obtained loan from The other
eadeavorng to obtain assistance from the bapks-he
nas reduced their circulation very much oflate
The other banks have Just decided sustain the Ham
monwealth The failure of the Commonwealth Bank i no
dsub. very bad one II was The grea"ret Bank Its failure
deposites all loaned To spectators ofte pntS persons
(dectors) one OF them to nearly the amount of their capital
In addition facts coming an undoubed source
there fore reliable learn from other quarters that the
and panic caused among the banks in Boston,
increased their developing their wn
condition, and the probability that the legislature in es
sion there, would overhaul them with great severity.
The Boston and other banks composed with
o TWO present loco
foco party got into Washngon-and that ubse-
quenty The old banks throughout New England and in Bos.
generally conducted the old principles prudence
short CONSCIOUSNESS pa2erhe regime ged
prop up bubbles in lands lots ether speculaons
Nearly half the of the Bank are paper
East Boston lots TwoyeaI ago. legislature of aIassa
ehusetts permitted the banks issue post BY ex
ercse ohi power the class Of enlarged their cir
cuation which could be when the recent
vusion In consequence grea, heart
be hank nd
particularly since the Bank Convention of this city recon-
mended curtailment OF loans large portion banks
refused cuai while the sound basks insisted such
policy.
In this state of things learn that the Stale Bank Boston
put up notice last eek refusing receive depose in
payments OF other banks including the Com
nsnwsah The following the and their condition
hx he lasts epRn