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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

r, JOHNS e. CO.
s TATIONER'S HALL, corner of st. Charles and
- Common streets. The subscribers having rece i
we'd and now in store their assortment of goods from
England France and the North offer for sale the fol.
lowing articles:
English Drawing papers of all sizes,
do writing do super royal, royal,
medium and DENY, foolscap, letter paper
ex. large thin veum; do blue laid; do do
copying paper, at all sizes,
London and Bristol boards; do fancy letter and
note paper plain, embossed and coral bro
cade,
American cap, letter and writing papers from
the ! est mills in the Union,
Perryan Pens OF all descriptions;
Best German and English quilts; Stephens and
Perryan's writing fluids, Morrison's and
Perryan's best copying inks; English and
American folio ard quarto copying piper;
Rodgers g. Sons best cutlery, consisting in
dirk, pen and desk knives, razors and scis-
sors,
Pocket books and wallets Russia and Morocco
leather,
English waters and sealing wax, superior quail
ty; Travelling desks and dressing cas1s
Ackerman,s and Newman's best nature colors
Brook mans and Ackernan's drawing pencils,
Drawing books, Albums and British and Amer.
lean Annals, for 1889,
Books-English, French, Spanish, italian, Ger
man and Latin, consisting in classical, law,
medical works, literary, &c.
Just received and for sale by
nor20 B JOHNS g. CO.
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NEW MuSIG

HNAGNOLIA Walizes--Louisana Values d la
iVA Strauss; Grand Iriumpha Marches tor the Lou.
ssiana Leg on Jaeger Achtung pas redouble for the
Ger,a4a Jaeger's Company. The above imposed, Nv
q p Aianyuyries and variety of new music, vocal and
instrumental. JOHN II co,
G,noyI9 cor 81 Charles " Gomlnon st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

Flatboats, with -four coming in though slowly.
One arrived yesterday and that with the daily expected
arrivals of supplies by sea- have tended slightly keep
dewn prices.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

Canadian Enites.-The schooner Perseverance.
from Bermuda having on board number of those Who
were exlled by Lord Durham from the Canadas arrived
Among the exiles are DR.. Nelson, the most prominent
of the insurgents, and DR.. Bouchet editor of The on
lidienne, published in Montreal, and eight Others of
lesser note. They have gone on TO the north
These were the persons to prevent the arrival of
whom in tins country and their return to Canada Col
Give oil the British Arm, WAS recently despatched ex
press from Canada for Bermuda. The movements of
cnurse too late
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M1ondelli 81 Reynolds,

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS,
{aAVE removed their office 20 the NERc HANrs
q EXCHANGE, 2n story, No ,. Entrance from
Exchange Place, the Posi- Oittce.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

% ECLIPSE CoURsE-The races here commence
Tuesday the 4th of December, and the 9th as
stated in the Bulletin. Nearly $4,000 are offered in
purses to be run for during the 6days.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

Governor Marcy, of N. York, has appointed the Goth
November as day Of general Thanksgiving: wonder
he imagined that his removal from office would
be among the great gifts which the people would be
thank for.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20
COMMERCIAL.
EXPORTS.


SACRAFICIos. Per schr Frasauyle cargo. saa hale.
paper 81 bxs steel 100 bxs cod FISH, and 800
boxes rasns.
GALVESTON Ter schr Jim Crow cargo bxs and chests
clothug kcg butter. chest carpenters tosls
HAVANA. Per bark Sophie cargo, $500 bricks.
IMPORTS.
EREMEN. Fer brig lousa Cargo assd mdze gins to
valentine 4 Kuddotke Schmidt Werner J
hards, F Sherman.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Mouth Of Ohio Per Bonaparte s44 brls -four
Foirn Coz boxes and l2 bales jeans Cuamins dog
,hckens and so doz turkeys owners on board
Bayou Sara Per steamer Huntsville IA bis cotton Ross
Is Montgomery. 9 do i.edoux 81 do Ryarde CO.
I, do Lambeth Thempson 40 do Peyroux Arcieul CO 81
do Burke Watt& . do Deceive 80 do FoIain eIIocq
Degelos 90 do NJ White & CO. 20 do c roleiano 81 do
Forsnl Bro. % do W Flower, Is do Allan & Tr,moulet
- do Lecarpenter 26 do Reynod, nyrne l. co. ii do
Thos Jarrett, do W Oakley 50 hhds sugar, Dick &
Co. ha Lsya1 Case saeks seive Leblanc b1s bales
PASSENGERS.
Mouth of Ohio. Per steamer Bonaparte Dicks & lady
kous lady Webster and lady, Grdley and lady, Buck
and family Mrs Fontaine and family. Mrs Marks Mis-.
Jackson. Miss Raphe Miss Allen Mrs Raphel Mr. Goodwin
Pfn Dicks, Pope, Marshall, Palmer Capt Bccbe Lew
Bacon. Alfred Landry Durham, Waterman Jenkins Lsval
Alan Jefferson; Robinson Lougan, Donblain Cummns
Bayou Sara Per steamer Huntsville. F Dem, H Wales
FMour,nay Lobdel, W c Lobde Gresham Ftaya 1'
Norris Philip Hrkey jr, l. Bid, Samuel oRonrke, "
Tsins Carlisle. Mcdonnell! and syt, Tarborn Made,
aud lady, Mad Dnpla tieF daughters syts Ginning
lady and syts Mad Pollard and family, ii aforest ladies
and sv DR. Martin and syt Maver, Bevin Thboudan,
and sevt Mcalakin Bansgne Borduque afor rst aut
Galveston Per steamer Cuba Mr. Geunan and lady l.
wan Stansbury, Campbell, sumner, Jas Scott Dayi.
white, R D Steel, Z s cozine Robinson, W Kern
Capt Morris and Moore, DR. Stone. Shannon Thomas
Macklin Jennings, Robinsou W Hodge, S G Turplcy
and sle,sht Shores Folin, Bayss and Io o,
deck.
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b A y A a r

Is a n Il \ X.
Corner Of 81. Charles g. Common street,
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
pUSH & ALLAN would respectfully call the at
assortment OF Gentemcn's linen hrts do cambric.
with linen fronts. fashionable linen fronts: linen col
lars: silk, cotton and nerino under shrs and drawers
camhrc and silk handkerchief: BLACK and fancy era
watts IN great variety: stocks of every descriptions: gum
elastic and cotton suspenders: silk, cotton and thread
gloves: gents hoskn gloves: umbrellas and gold
mounted.
Also,-Splendid assortment of ladies' and gents wr-
ting desks, dressing cases, port foos, peruery,
lery, md rich fancy goods.
nOy1t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

MlOTATOES-61 hampers Potatoes, and IA kegs
Loeb fine Herrings received per Mars. for sale
- HOLMES g. MILLS,
noyl4 Lsnk Place
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
I AND OF SHARKS g. SEA GULLS, in vols
- The Wife Hunter in = vols.
The Stranger in China, in 9 vols
murders and Outrages committed in this country
en1belished with numerous engravings, representing
the scenes Of blood, aud correct kenessss Of the Grim
inals,
Cnriosities of Literature and literary character illus
trsted by D. Israeli Esq, d l., tenth edition. COM
plete in volume.
Nicholas Nickeby part first: complete.
Reports of Cases, argued and adjudged IN the Su-
Preme Court of the United Staes January term, 1885,
by Richard Peters, Vol r.
VIM M'KEAN,
nov2O cor Camp and Common ST
GUNNY BAGs-75 bales . bushe bags in store,
DORSEY,
nov2o al New Leves
ENLOUR-6oO bbls. Bakers brand, in atos. and
IL for sale by u DORSEY
nov20 Al New Ievee
a. HLEIiNGs-aO cases lleachsI Sheelings, and
- 30 bales brown do, for sule by
MHIrRfDGE g. co,
nov2o rs Magazine ct
NANDLES-l00 boxes Sperm Candles New Bed.
" ford, Bristol and Nantucket brands, for sale by
WHITRlDGE & co,
nov2O rs Magazine st
NLOrHING-l00 cases seasonahe clothing,
" 900 cases boots and brogans,
200 cases silk hose, for sale by
WHlTRIDGE e. co,
nov20 rs Magaz ne st
SOAP los boxes Soap,
- so boxes Talow Candles, landing from ship
Forum ard for sale, by
.nov00 % Graynr at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

Bills, Pamphlets, Show bills, Cata-
lOgues, &C. sc.
U'ORDERStor hhe Abore, anil e,ery other des"
cription Of IPPRlNrI 20 receired al Compiling
Room ofsTRUE AMERICAN,' in ST. CHARLES Ex-
CHANGE, Sd door from Gravi.r street.
Ertensire and beautiful Book eAs jon FoUSTs,
from e best Foundries iuMe United States hare just
been added 10 the already nell stoched Establishment;
and ORDERS ,cW be crecutcd as Low Cheaply,
Expeditously AID Beautifully, nj any other Office
in the City.
NorI-fC
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

MEMOIR ANpA.

Now York 18th Nov. ship Mississippi Beebe hence:
cid ship Alabama, Kerry, for NO.
BOSTON, 10th Now CID ship Proponlis, for NO
Philadelphia, 18th Nov. Cd ship George Iinott fer o.
and ship Empire, Baker, do. -
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no LIZ r
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
UThe packet ship Ocnulgee, Lesvit, master, from
New York, is discharging four tiers below the
Rail Road; conssnees will please attend to the receipt
oil their goods.
novI9 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

The ohioans are nearly as ill of are for po,a-
toes Those articles cost in Cincinnati dollar and
half per bushe
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20
Dress & Masquerade Ball,
WASHINGTON IgAAL ROONE


TIME Manager of the above named Ball Room, grntsI
Il full to his friends and the public for the unpara-
leed patronage bestowed on him for several sensons,
respectfully Informs them that The establishment has
been ena, ged for the amusement of VISITORS and UNI
dergone immense repairs. The bar will be surpassed
by in quality liquors and the lsestaura, i'll be
kept by the ablest Restauraeur in the United States.
The room will reopen on Saturday evening, 3rd of
November next, bya
GRAND DRESS & MASQUERADE BALL,
and will take place usual every Monday, WedneE-
day and Saturday evening, during the season, which
will and on the lat of May, 1889.
N. B. The greatest attention will be paid to keep
ing perfect order throughou the establishment
done last season.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

s. ALtMANnER SAFES ofall sizes and warranted
~ fire prouf for sale nv
ISAAC BRIDGE Il co,
novli 1871 Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20
WANTED.

A SMART active Boy 10 attend in store; one who
N speaks French and English will have perma-
nent situation, if found suitable, by applying to
DAVID FELT n Co,
New York Statoner's Hail.
q
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g UGAR-250 hid. for sale plantation near the
~ the city, by
READ g. BARSTOW,
nOv20 Bank Place
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20
JOHN V. CHILDS.

ooiIAN v. NI11LDC
ENGRAvER AND COPPER-PLATE PRINTER,
No. 3, Camp 81.
WILL engrave and print to order bank notes. bills
w of exchange, bills of adiug, diplomas, mercan-
tile and visiting cards noturia consular and counting
house ssuls door plates silver ware, &c. always on
hand, assortment of silver plated and brass door
plates
Ps Cards printed from plates already engraved.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

u l. is generally believed, and indeed little
doub, remains, that General Jackson is ono Of
Swariwout's securities. These securities, even If
muced to tho limit of their responsibilities will
come far from paying the amour, due, although
they may he ruined by it, What practical illus
tration is this on the orthodox dostrinc-"to the
victors belong the spois."
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

BY the official returns Porer's majority in Pennsyl.
yania is 6863 votes
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

NOTICE.
u Messrs Sherman & Go, and II Browning, con-
stgnees per barqua Damarscotla, will please make
known their residence to the dscharging clerk the
Leyee. LEVI H GALE,
novl3 SO Common at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

THE VERANDAH I've have authority state hat
this superb establishment under the management
of Messrs King & Mreks will be prepar, to-mor.
for the reception of board RS Gentlemen who
wish for rooms, where are combined both luxury
and comfort, had better avail themselves of an
early opp nunty of selecting their rooms, which
are SO much in demand
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

"ROILA' TO RATTLE.
TFNIIE celebrated New York rotting horse 'ROLLA,'
will he rai1ed for on Saturday the "a instant.
This very popular ANIMAL the winner of so many races,
and possessing such undoubted speed, aud bottom. is
now in the best possible condition. md may be
any time and particulars learned at the stable OF
OLIVER DUBOIS,
Tatersals. in St. Charles st. cor Gravier
0j'Chances $40 each noy)6-td.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

ENOAL-29O tons Anthracite Conl landing from the
" barque Cossnck, from Philadelphia, in quantities
Mars from Glasgow, for sale by
HOLMES e. MILLS,
noy20 QR.,lr oce
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

TENIE subscribers have in and 4for for sale on
IL accommodating terms:
900 casks dou' lie and single Brown Stout, direct
from London
$50 casks Scotch Ale in pnts and quarts,
100 gross Porter d Wine bottles,
30 demDohn', 3 gals each, prime old Scotch
whiskey,
43 Jars very superior pearl Barley
so pieces heavy Scotch Baggins,
packages Linen dus, bl.uchcd and unblcach
ed,
boxes fancy ncclotls,
65 don thick ooIen hornets,
Kitchen CRATE and cooking range,
| case London drab Hats,
HOLMES g. MILLS,
nor2n Bank Place
IA ANThD i'll Dru g store in this CITY, an assistant
w thoroughly acquante with the .,pothscary
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

- LoChE y co, No, s, Front Iesce Street, have
- received by nte arrivals from the Northern At
ansic cues rd Europe large addition to ther stock
OF Hardware and Ship Chandery. which now makes
vurabie terms. " ~
oeiE--tf
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

NOTICE.
fAsllE subscribers hive this ,rv formed n Co.port-
a nefs,ip, under the firm o; 6. ~ Pritchyri and
20. fdSert Jr for the transaction CT the Grocery u-
siess, an nave located themselves al the corner of
Magazine mad Poydras streets, They will keen cor
s'antiH on hand general supply OF iamiv Groceries
ana steam boat stores aud solicit the patronage OF tser
friends and the public.
w rRiTCHARn,
nnvio-IG38 "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

The Ricers The Louisville Advertiser of the
18th has the following:
Coop News. Navigation is about to open again.
A rise of nine inches hns taken place on the Fs
of the Ohio, which make. rise of q inches above
and below; and letter received from Pittsburgh
dated 9Th inst states that the river was rising
there, and ran pouring down at the time.
The Cumberland is again on the decline. The
Nashville Banner says: 'our river is falling: only
10 inches on the shoals.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

TLOTHING-30 cases seasonable Clothing, com
~ prisng assortment of sanet jackets and pam
falcons; Derry and Cottonads pants; heary white
ton; Calico, Liverpool striped illed, and Flannel
shirts, laading from slip Dalmaa, for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE a. co,
nov6 1874 Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

Paris Stock Market, Oct. 6.
Five par cents 1903 40, 1909 50; Three ner cents 50
rs, so So; Bank Shares Laiue. l190 and 5495.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

BUREAU D'AoauKANCE DIES POMPiERS
DE IA NLLE-ORLEANS.
4 ES Actionnaircs sont par Get avis n0ias que lie
IL Cinquieme verscmant sur leur notions, est du g
devra ete pave lie Decemhre p,ochain, -an Bureau
a Complgnic. 8nov + /. TRACY Secrctaire
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20
LOUISIANA
FuRNITU RE ROOMS

~ 40 A. - IN " ~ AVA -
No SO, 6ienvlle street.
WHLfAM Il. CARNES, would respectfully in
w firm his friends and the pubic thai he is con
stantly receiving from Nav York and Boston n good
assortment OF Furniture, such mahogany chairs
soas, ed teads maple and painted chairs, maple and
cherry bsdsead-, mahogany and cherr, tables of all
descriptions, bureaus, toilets, scc'etarys, writing
desks, war'iro 20 of mahogany and cherry, wash
stands, looking glasses, 'eathers bedding &c &c
NIB Furniture packed for transportation with great
care. ,nvI5
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

& fOfES-5O new pattern Coal Stoves; 10 portable
- crate Stoves u round sheet iron stoves. cheap
article; also 25 cooking Stoves Just received in add.
ton TO their former stock, for sale by
S LOCKE s. co,
nuyl9 s Front l.evee ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20
CITY HOTEL,

I'VE Manifold Writer'S in every style, just received at
the Bazaar, of ST. Charles and Common street,
E1cLanee Hotel
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

TO RENT.
EhNE of hosa valuable aud well situated stores ur-
" der the The Verandah' in ST Charles street.
ALSO,
The store adjoining L. Johns & Co, on ST Charles
street. and this Office the Pad Aoor, and two Offices o,s
the Bird floor.
ALSO,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

Office ofMc FiremeuS Insurance C0nDnuv of 4,tn
Orleans.
FEiE Stockholders hereby notified that the FIFTH
D lnsialment on 'her stock is due and ravabe on
the 3M December next, the Office Of the Company
f |. TRACY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20
NEW ORLEANS JOCKEY CLUB BACEs.

over the Eclipse Course, to commence on Tues
W day, the 4th of December, and continue six days.
FIRST DAY.
jockey Club Purse, $l,50n, 3 mile heats; second
best horse to receive $300, provided more than two
start; if but two, the winner 10 receive $1,000
SECOND DAY.
ProPrie'or's Purse, Sl,200, mile heats; second
best horse to receive 5000, provided more than two
start If but two the winner to receive 81 900.
THlED DAY.
The New Orleans Plata splendid Tea Service If
Silver, vaIue $1,000, mile heats In this race four
year olds and under carrying their appropriate weights;
year Odds and 100 pounds.
FOURTH DAY,
Jockey Club Purse, 500. mile heats: second hes,
horse to receive 1h, provided than two start; if
but two, the winner TO receive S2000.
FIFTH DAY.
Proprietora Purse, $500 mile heats, best three in
five.
SIXTH DAY.
Proprietors Pursc. s 600 tlifcs mile lcaIs.
nov 10 OLIVER
UMBER--And potaioer $4,000 fest clear
a. G Boards 100 bbl< Potatoes, landing from
ship Lagrange, mud for safe ly ~
LEVI II GALE,
Hovl9 90 Con'non st
nRAYS-A lew Cncim nti Days IN hand or SAFE,
R-I h, q DORSEY,
noyS A | %
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

M HALE Oil.,-3O,O00 gals whale o: for sale by
w . " + WHITNEY,
apyl6 CONT ST
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

.# Friday, my 80 -
The Attenuation stock Market conunaes .nsy
have advanced i, almost all United states sank
however shsvs small decline per cent on the close
Delaware and Hudson isproved per cea; and the ohe
sale, were At an Improvement Of from II per cent on the
close OF yesterday. NLEEM
h. In matters not extend to exchanges
,b... again recedea In small degree Philadelphia
= hsd DER cent an generally south the rates OF discount
increased There are movements in different parts OF
-. o.untrv towards naming early day for resumption BY
~ biu Caboun we understand that the banksof Charleston
have resolved 10 propose first Of November day
sumnto. 10 the convention Of Georgia and South Carolina
hanks to be held there We imagine these
sused nv the oour papers that the Unite
States Rank is about They undoubtedly will be
uded by the course Of that institution in this
beginning however, be doubted whether Mr. Bidde will
resume all this as he limited in his famous letter.
wait another CROP This belief gains ground from the fact
that he still active buyer of Gotten in the southern mar
kets evidently with desgR monopozs the crop. For
purchases old United States Bank rendered.
and in refused in which these notes have
been parts so purchasers in the mean
time waiting the result. This looks like straning every
nerve for grand movement which may be crowned with
success any thing k. activity takes place in the demand
for manufactured goods.
By the Carroll Carroton, arrived at noon the accounts
from the cotton markets little encouraging The
sales are large advance in prices From the COM
narrative rates at VIII operations have been made here and
nj Liverpool which give below NUT be at best but
losing concern.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

DEwAHE OF IGNOuAhI PReTENDhnS
ID TO MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE DOCTOR Will
LIAM EVANS Is grateful 10 the psblc TOR the hgh cos-
6dence which they have been pless 10 repose ~ h me
testimony Of bis gratitude, he beg esye assure he hss
received patients through knot o advertising
Gusts has devsfions Of the rfs psied from morality
Dr. Evsas knowledge ef medical and surgical practice hss
derived schools ard hospitals IN ngfsna
ard asdhe therefore 10 be Chased with men gne
science-vcn wbo scarcely sbie -
AIR their sign manual have hrought over pr pudor" hsn
starved and quarter educated sprsrs tor fame, 10 puf
hsswsd nssrums got sp through the suri sscr James,"
love Of gold. -.
he rests drcste diseases according the nsture %
the complaint and pecnisties Of tho constitution He
% .,.riec drops surcrssturstcd with
Sps W. more largely the m cradle victims his
nv sod 1ercursl- medicine like murder
s Who aer Re has knocked the brains Of fellow
lure pretends that he has replace Many
~ the martyrs 10 the shove sbcmnshle treatment ss can t
proved the satisfaction OF he psoc have sought for ssa
und ree 100 Chs,hsn An educated person. whetkew
professional not resuesed call tie oAee o. Dr.
Evans AVID they viii fsd that his medicines hsv.been COS
ect~d without any regard - and made up scs"vr9
the ornnr Of the hest Europ-ss and American pkpes
teries and Phsrmscop~iss
Besides delicate diseases DR. Evans has esrefuy sns 90
cesuy attended 10 the general affections otthr human bedys
such aropexy epilepsy TIC douleuresS 1roua diseases
the heart and lungs dvspcpss, or ndgeson gent rheu-
naiis and the spurious progeny ~ BOTH WORMS ne sN~@
mesenrs " chdres and the diseases OF married and as
mstr,ra females
81 Or Evans ofBce s az loo Chatham g.
=. open fros. O'Clock A. n. until nf.h myafm 70.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

Increase, l4roSf
We give prices OF they stand, showing the de-
cline We have noticed sales through the week western,
small sales II III fancv brands ~; receipts fair Ne~
York inspected brings III inspected 81 stock light
descriptions of four remain the same Corn has de-
cline little; sales by measure 78c by weight Soc Rye,
scarce any IN the market, Of but few sales.
according TO quality that indicate change in the mar
ket
TeBAcco-There Is fair demand for Kentucky leaf at a
ducon present prices high for operations Some
all made change to mention In the
article there is doing Sales TO fair
tent are made a former prices.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

On Thursday evening. the 24th instant nv the Rev. Wn
Heyen Of Fshkl Landing M. w. Woodward, N. Dte Miss
Frsenhurgh daughter Of the late Rev. John s.
Fr-dephurgh of Somerville, N. J.
On "Wednesday, the 25d last by the Rev Mr. Porter Mr. g.
W. Eddy Waterford Saratoga CO. TO Miss Della 81 daugh
ter ef Benz Ferris. ESQ. of this city =
Tuesday evening" the 2th instant by the Rev. Mr. SUI
VILE Mr. Timothy sullivan Miss Eliza Payne, all Of this
city.
On Sunday the 18th Instant Vile by the Rev.
Jan,es Richmond Mr. Robt c. Woods TO Miss Eliza Cieaud,
both Of this city
Great dsass for the little Of West Chester
Al West Chester bv Rev wm. Powell, Mr.. VIM Chatter
ION NJ New York. To Miss Y. Titus
time Mr.. Chas Sratton, aged ~ years, TO
Miss Arabells wilkins aged 10 ysnrs
Also, nv the same VIM shcs OF Rye Miss Sarah Hunt,
sf West Chester