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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
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Sept. 96:o6w1y.

or OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS OF THE REyO-
~ LUTON, who were married be50ye the close Of
their last term Of Service whose hu bands served agree
ably 10 the act of Congress Of the 1h June, 1892 two
years, and not less than SIX months draw during
ie or during their remaining single, by virtue Of the
ac; Of 4h, July 1896, such pensions their husbands
would have been entitled under the first mentioned
act; whether their husbands may have died during the
war or since That period. Also, the widows of such
bcers or soldier VINO were married after that war
husbands have died since the 9TH. oi March 1871 and
before the 4 June, 1882, draw so much ms Their re
speotiye husbands would have b On entitled TO- uul
tho act Of June 1882 from the said H. Arch 1881 to
tie !ay ol the said husbands dcceAse
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

hsrod unisr severe ALL d8'fsssaS acs<ticn 81 ih~
anef, ealng 81 sn ths 80 n Fhyssian, that could 10
tla bst w.ts iiis otue rssf uni fs,psursi q ersf
btius ss ssan tsnehi nsstli sui family sud ucfe
y pgi Cor She IT orinni 20 ketr up tho cScasnfn
shuall COS base hero ss 10 ssi shout ~ ill NAt ~
this coodiioa rissdtrne p'tsflf ~ firm epnfn' fe
! u.s. inastrl te tahe tsftie Of Rev \. o.. DOWNS
ttKr nud feur. intaiste relief tho rrirosn sfie
ry tpiun oostnussi She bslspr''r tlisr wi able 70
De a3ru NY tusiers snA have ihes cHntinuei or ihs
ls.t month. ,uuiofuhis. anil hstc he'tai'vn gu
saying the patlic that the Fs'd iiaamc he o'l
means ~ ~ rrrrytfy ard 90 most cheefaliy atd cor
acsiiy recommend il 20 the pnblic
BENJaIN BAILEY, Jr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

RrsH rosr CrFicr, Monroe Co y. Y, March iii&]G
Dear Sirln d. hours after received The package Of
Sauaiiye, sold eli Of ii-Rud have TO The cotc'u
zion thet It must he all that IL j. ended 10 be. Il
suIciort 10 say, that the benefit derived ttum short
use Of II, has convinced the most Ptu2.ed of iu uu
t.. The enclosed money you wlli pas iTmy account,
aud wi.h yea 10 send muro ct Use S6lavc soon
couteditnt. respectfully, Sc.
JOHN y. CROSBY, p. VI.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

H. Hst.cn ssi Iewst richly ea,h le' them 10 The
lat * gra,iaie Of thr pOl-stacgsh they mny have
10 Whole ssalaat Of TIE Medical Faculty rroroancing
upen them.
Ater fssiisS tle above. and lie ei'lovins syitsc''
f,oa letter, adgrr-.Nl g. De Rowland. iy DC h.eps
vh e., iar monen, loib, tbs powers Of ths mighty
-huatts
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
pCgTGCaxnn.

EUGEEC RIFT, MARCH ., la3-.-Bvn late
act OF Congress the benefits Of the 81 section Of tho
OF July l. 1896, are extended TO widows who hnv mar
Rcd since the docease Of their first husbands for whose
services such widows may now claim pensions md. r
sad act provided they were widows at the time Of is
p"ssnge Also, the widow Of any person who continual
IN the u service until the 81 Of November I7g3 aud
was married before that day, aud while her husband va.
III such service, will be entitled to tho benefit If sand a
section.
u Pension bu'ine" un8er tie aJore nenfioned oet
ana IN oters frGH'9eief, as usual by lie saLscr6ey
''' J. COVE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
Onl..n ro.1 OLll.. M.ln.. NlnI.A 10. lsla

OutAHD rosr OFrioE. Maine, Narch 90. lsla.
lo,r sir The Mstchl.fs sSpaisc hAs hals wonder.
lu eject in several 'aos ~ tins town. ,old pil~ 10
WIN had been SEX with Cun,ump'ive pnl iihtu.
matte complaints for 81 yorts. and who wps unable
90 d ssaiBseT when he commenced taking IT, lie hHs
recently sed worlthN he irll qate wtlconld dress
himself without any trouble, HuG think, hc shall wholly
recover. lours, IN haste,
r. TnNssEL, T. NJ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
E0Ok-RlNpikG.
igs'aU;.rciil's Fills.
BENIRE OF COUNYERFLITS,

ZEN AXE or COGNIERFEITSti
4 IL FILLS sold in the State Of Vernon, r,o., NJ.
through ou hands, as DR.. B,andrtths General A-,,
There VIII n" more Pills bc -old at tho Boston oicc of
Is B Mnseey. twho is no longer Dr. Bt1ndctlis agent ID
be rctailcd IN THE section of the country.
Al Pills puiporllng to be DR. Iimndrc,ha mud Sold
persons without certificate @! agency, signed b, Ban
drcih aud hv us Counterfeit
IN prevent all imposition from the circulation or ito
cnuuioicts just LEI the purchaser ask the ycnd,r t h
corIfrlte Of agency, ernod by Forc 4 paunc,c
have tho poUuirc article.
Should any Of our SCENTS be caught in tic o4uftrfti
trade, they vii bc displaced The pds must be kept pf,
and The cdunertites must be dealt VITA according to u
i mo Mistake.
The following persona arc srcnt7 in uei, ,.,r..f,.
towns Tor the sale oI tho gruninc lhandteibs PHI.
FERRE PARhELEE, kllddictovn Com
"ho T. WALTON, General Agent, Montpelier, "
Tie .Jol'oicing are Etrre f. Parmaiets .1q,aa.
Geo. p. Walton, Gcaerai .3g,ai.
Jackson s. kctchom, B~oadon.
Henry Simonds, RHgIord,
a. Allen, FGi,harca,
boyuton & Austin, O,7reN,
Mr. Horton, H0Ljarton,
+. Aiken, Benson
II. Y. White, Cdsfi,foa,
Levi Lewis, nae.
Slnuiey i.eiingwclI s. Co. Vest popHs,,
a. Bliss, Eost Pouliney,
Merritt Clark, Mddl,io,ra,
II. Clark, Famieu,
Thomas NJ Daniels DopJg,
n. W. Sawyer, IiamouH.
D. II. Sabin, Uati0gGm
C.. b. Hall, C2arcadon,
WIN, Fay, General Agent for the counties q
'''A'nd and Hcna'ngioa. 20ly
nENNiSGTCN coVNTY.
|. c Oryis, .M,ncLcsicr.
Cheney & darlington. Factory Foiat
darlington & Laug1on, Dorsei,
&. Moore Jr, Eost Rupcn
{. EiweIl, W,s Rapryi
Dcning & HUI, .7rGagioa
J & A. Iloueh'oD, Syph ShqnsGv,R
~ l.. Robinson. Bennington d Fo,saai
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ic"t Sill have abundance ol matte. To tell YOU
corning the S"nhlirc where it has pei formed cures when
those who have bought il had scarcely any Giil in it,
ti'acy, We have person now able attend To her
domestic concerns, who wac at The time she need
taking conne 90 her cha nbcr and rgosiyulti On hey
bed. viii tel! you more uh>n sec you.
Respectfully. Sc,
ISAAC mon
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
LUKE HlTCnCOCK.
Cssenous, June IL, 1897.
C,.,laee,. IN. @. Paslo.t.

FROM my personal knowledge ct the good effects 81
the above named medicine, and information from
! a-,ous source. chrcrfuIy concur with the above
IN recommending the "ELlNR" 70 those afflicted with
complaints Of the chest aud lungs. II safe and yuas
ant medicine aud Tie numerous recommendations 81 IT
value from civil officers. physicidns druggists mpsf
Of the gospfi and oers should SEEM at least 10 claim
for II a trial on the part oiihe afflicted.
d. G.PADDOCK.
C.zenn,i, limo icQ-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
WrsrfIr1p ros7 OrIIcr.N. Y.Fcb. ,G. 1853.

WEsTfIEID rosT OrIcE, y. Y.Fcb. 10. 1855
Dear Sir Several pressing case demand the sauatvc
at Whatever expense il can be sent To- uc. i his n, ct
ed some astonishing cures already, and canrot rai
inc nckase you say ~ on the way. wish vuu would
end ne hH dozen lhiul, by .W.4fI., and will put
the extra price Of postage on TIC Sanatiyo Don, inn
TO scnl by the rnns II will come by weight at 81 rcl
ounce as po'aee aud shall expect it in u days from
date, Yours, Sc.
ORRIs NlCuOISPM
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

HAVING received great hcutGi irpm the use of t'ir
Rev. ~ A. Dnwus' esctshlo EiiAiN, take llcfsvrc
"a commenting & tn other. H. ,Recis tn &C..
lievr ofa cough Win which bod been troubled mcrc
bees for several months II promoted rxVeotoraiiun
and relieved the of UNEASY scntatUn, about ihc chc
which had felt nearly year A. could procure ouy
ono bottle at the time. have not hnd Opportunity Of
testog ~ merits 20 ibe extent desrable IN tiiecng
perfect Of dressed state Tho ungs hut, fom
what relief hare experienced, think II worthy oi 8
trial 10y all afflicted With iGug complaints II attended t.
scasonshly.
ItLr iif-fnf,N(E
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
ORRIS NICHOLS, p. NJ.


HARTFORD. CT. April -, 1888.
i)eai Sir---Ny daughter who bad distressing covgh
raised cat deal OF mutcr and who was afflicted with
PapHat'on II tie henH has taken phin Of the S,na-
tive and is IpELL. Offers also bear lestimony 10
It's good effects Your. rcspectluilv
{. X. CO.HSTOCK,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

nr nov'nrd--l seii gii.l oi the Nutyhir's rhne'
tiec to- a rsut,stnan who uss gu Cnr6fmt9 CgpEanp
lien. yroucutood PaST ANY RELitF sol coftled
Die toum-- h, had .etlls b. adar md rfrptt'd 60
meci his fate ~ hHs utl taken whole b'itit' Hil
beaih perfect. that he Is tgiitey vel. nrd
inrtc. uc ,urc 90 tht Sdnai,rt and 10 uothrg s'ie
Aiany CHER. ~hu have Uken IL mekc similar state
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

man lE!

THE N17(yTy rec c1A.o,c,r-,. 80, ,.-
yON rTJEE+rCo I'I - ., N"| y y,
bas cG.ctei man I' D'"'llFu"''' ~
81. he ,kiI a. Tb uI,'a.s 20 oo'''n@e o. 70 f"-
,Ics IT, g. '-'"I' "'u t"', power Of "iher fen-
the efficacy Of fbis nSIia w. We i'.n'Ion'al' OF
law tclor.',I,c ,,,tii ",.," my now cneeI"lly
reIcrrcd IN hv ,bor a ,;y ''o' I'1 ,Iu1' can e
'',''s ' %e.,.@la,. e..
been m dem. '"a' "y uauSn''r boz i"f long time
effect, she has ma le me- C ,t '',1,gn's N''n'"'
which his greatly relieved her I, ro.ti
and sleep, which she had moi iaf',. o,;. 'lleHo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
5UD AcnwIs.

Geo. f.fish, MiIllcbury. .7Sdnon COUNT
@. 4, keih, sholIon, Frarkhn
:. l. rec, Cmisbary. Oflean,
JOHN Kelsey, Dauy!!c. Catalonia
y {. Goddard, Hiulsor IG,ndgo,
NJ bpcklaRl, Bellows Falh. IVng.ol
II, W. Porter, kuUFnl. Rutland
". ". Caiwol, Montpelier Has4angin .
Foster Grow. G e..ta. On1ng,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

N0NNNAIT T"sT UfIItF, Vt. NNflI 0, TNoN.
Dear Sf-1hc Matches Sanaii,c is veiy highly a..
temd IN this qunrter. and is getting into general use.
Yours Sc.
SAMUEL ENERTS, r. W
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

Prom Timothy George, E,q orring,ou. Sic.
NY wife hss been consdorod Of . con,un,utiye L.b
Tor two Fean', attended with sert.s cough 6gt A "a
~'y' o. generally sfi-sisJ TO let ssnis., eoresr1,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

ceFiises'c ef BeHisas,A Bs,<s. y,.
THIS zsy ssrify, ihs,i,r Ger. ,A,u,u.v..,rt.-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

CszenoYin, June 90, 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

Tar FRrScH SHrP ALExASpRs.-we learn official
lv tina, the Minister OF Marine Paris has received
by Telegraph at Bordeaux, full confirmation Of the
suspicious entertained towards Marsaud, the seidi-
san, captain Of the ship Alexandra for the CRIME OF
Bariauy, for which this ship was detained, and the
Captain imprisoned at Newport.
The conduct Of the French authorities in the Uni.
ted States in this affair has been fully approved OF,
and the Minister has given his entire assent to the
measures taken by the Consular agent at newport 70
ares, Marsaud ana an evidence Of this approoa-
ton, has confirmed Mr. Fauvel Genraad IN the rank
of Vice Csnsu previously conferred upon nm oy the
Consul General, Mr. La Forest, al New YORK.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

AaaEsr or A SwrspLEs-" The Mr.. Page, who
wen, upon the big figure at Aster's about a month
ago, and finished his fashionable IN the city by
walking into Mr. Tobias, the matchmaker, TO the
amount Of twelve hundred dollars worth Of watches,
and other property, for which he gave a check upon
bank in which he never had any funds has been ar
rested in Charleston by a MATCHMAKER also named
Tobias, % whom he offered part Of the property for
sale. requsItion will be made by the Governor OF
New ork upon the state Of South Carolina, fer the
surrender of the prisoner to the Authorities Of this
state for trial. and Bower and Welsh are 10 have the
Job Of bringing him on.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

Strut AsorHsa STEAMBOAT DisAsrKR'-"e learn
from the Cincinnati News, that on Tuesday the i'h
inst, the steamboat Herald small packet boat which
plies between that city and Louisville while on her
passage, and about nine miles from Cincinnati took
fire and burnt to the waters edge There were about
fifty or sixty passengers on board, among whom was
Gen. Harrison, not one Of whom was injured, the
whole being landed in safety.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

THE Next STEAM SMP.-Another new steam ship
will be on her way to this country in few days.
The splendid steam ship the Liverpool leaves Liver
pool on the 2lst of this month for New York. She
will bring out MISS Shiref, the next best English fe-
male singer TO Mrs. Wood; Jock Wilson the finest
tenor that ever came this country, not excepting
Sinclair he sings "saw you my wee thing" most
sweetly; and Dir. Hutton the first pianist we ever
had over here
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

THr Hvpsox FiRE.-The citizens OF feugnKeep-
sic, with their usual promPh,ude are the nrs' 10 ex-
tend helping hand to the losers by the late dsss.
trous fire al Hudson Directly upon the reception OF
the intelligence Of that event. contributions wsrc Ia
ken up, and SOS, land quantity Of dry goods col
lec,ed. and transmitted 10 Hudson.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

REGULAR SourH PogRER.-Jlm Crow Rice, who is
ever the look out for popular subject thought
he would pay the Great Western a visit yesterday
msrning, out of compliment te the first visit he paid
her while at Bristol on the stocks. As every body
knows Jim, he thought there was no use Of going
through the usual form Of procuring ticket TO visit
vessel propelled by the same process that had blown
him more than once sky high on the Mississippi and
Ohio He repaired to the foot Of Pike street, where
the Great Western lies. Finding they wssld net ad-
init him. he asked the canse-they replied" You
must have ticket" "Well, answered Jim, l SIN
a public man, and ought TO be on the free list?"-
"Free" replied hossifer hat are rord ve dent
hurderstandr "well" says Jim, not wanting to
lose time, let me on board through feelings Of rec-
procity!" Feelings Of rerserProcify?," calculated
roast beef and plum pudding gracious knee-bend
er-"ren did you heper herince that ere feeling to
hu, - "why," said Jim, "when Capt. Hull, Of Old
Iroasdes, nvited Capt Dscres, Of the Guerrero, to
come on board HE ship on the 18th of August 1872"
The laugh on one side, and gesture on the other
evnecs at these remarks Of Jims m ay be better I'M
sglned than described.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

IT The magistrates OF the Lower Police sllew
themselves the privilege Of being absen, from the OIL
fce every third week. in rotation THIS week y !"
Justice Bloodgood's Loaf Justice Wymdn mas been
Ioafno for a year or two.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

~ Some poor witess fool, who scnoo'es nom
this CITY for the Montreal Herald talks aoou' f'escnl
having been brought out in the French irgA'e' now
here This statement by tho scrisber " e''hef 'he
result OF habitual lying, or incurasle ignorance
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

R,csi-Ths eccentric and talented creature plays
a, the Franklin tonight II closes his engagement
and we sespesk for him an everhowing house We
absolutely forgot the hen, Of the weather IN laughing
ourselves in,s a cool perspira,ion. Go ans see him
tsrigkL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

81 The Old District Attorney was engaged on
Monday in defending Of the greatest rascals Tex
cept sx) in the community. They were both con-
v;cted.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

rrThe new District Attorney is moving dow
the ogues by platoons.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

Fisr-Yes,erday morning at 3 O'Clock grocery
store on the corner Of Perry and Fourth streets was
slightly damaged by fire.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15
LETTER NO. XXvI.

LONDON, June, 1888.
/ avail myself Of the latest moment 10 send the
latest news American securities and American cre-
dit are rising daily into consequence. This arises
from the various moral and physical causes in opera
tion The London press has been engaged for several
days past in curious discussions the affairs OF the
model republic" as they call us. The riot IN Phi
ladelpha has brought forth whole torrent Of con-
demnaton-and Justly so. II would be much better
for the free States re-estabsh the original posi-
ton OF the black races, than 10 countenance such
illegal acts and such riotous proceedings.
On the financial questions the whole London press
is actively engaged. The Times curieusly enough,
takes the ocofoco side and almost the whole Of the
press oppose its errors and miscellaneous Ycster-
day and today the money articles of the press are
amusing. They begin to show, however, very cor
rect knowledge of American affairs. Our local po-
litcs and the action of cur government, they have
great difficulty in comprehendng, but banking cur
rency and finance they are more at home. This arr
ses from the fact, that in money matters the same
principles regulate the currency Of every commercial
nation The movements of money matters in the
United States are deeply felt here.
On another day will go into details on this SUBJ
lect and deveope the connection of the London press
and the money market, in such way as have new
er yet seen.
have the strongest hopes Of receiving an admis-
sion into the interior of Westminster Abbey, on The
ground Of being editsr, there being place allot-
ted particularly to the gentlemen of the press. If
should, l shall avail myself of it. Tomorrow shall
make the application through our ambassador. The
gentlemen of the press here tell me, that as ar Ame-
rican editor they have no doubt will be admitted
Great numbers of Americans arriving at this Cit
to see the Coronation from the Continent ev-
cry day. Mr. Cass, from Paris, will be here soon.
saw another gallery Of paintings today l am
quite fascinated with the old of the Italian
and Flemish schools. shall be perfect con-
nosseur before re,urn-so much for boiled Holsters.
My next Journal will DO full Of incident b.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

Trr Nsw BELL.--It is exceedingly annoying that
our STUPID corporation VIII no, wake up" and have
this ersa, bell rung The bell, we are assured, is
most ercelen, bell; the machinery 10 nag it's net
quite complete; Mr.. Ames is doing all ne can 70 get
the work done Why does net Mr. Ailalre GET his
part Of the work sone7 There 10 strong feellns
against Mr.. Aiare yet, On account Of the steamboat
Home machinery. Let him DO away with IT. oy 90
ing all be can TO Get our exeelleat bell fixed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

NJ The C,ty Hall alarm bell will be struck 70
,,.I be,weer eight and nine O'Clock this evening
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

THE SHAM FIeHT, AID THE NAVAL Sales.--future
is to be a sham fight en- Thursday, and the Csmmo-
dore Of the Navy Yard, and the officers, and the
Mayor and Corporation and other dgnitaries, to
be there Very good! Now then, what else2 Why
this Title Ell dulci is our motto. Let COED spring
out of pleasure. And no move could be made SO be-
nefcal as 10 invite the sea men boys" Of the New
York Naval School TO witness the maneuvres Of the
French seamen. This is a suggestion OF our friend
Tom Goin the founder of IN. school. THIS sugges-
ton, we think, demands the respectful attention Of
the French commander, the Mayor, and the powers
that be. We expect to see the boys at the sham
fight; and shall think that the spectacle will be in
complete unless the boys are present.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

D' Counsellor Manchester was retained by the
ringleader Of the "burners" on Monday. The adj
vocate had hardly time to ge, an order for his fee
from h is client before the jury convicted him.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

VI The Corporation should be fnei for 'ncum
bring the side walks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

Il, The Grand Jsnes Of this city have degenera-
ted into perfect humbug. Tns foreman Of the pre-
sent one is Mr.. Nat. Weed. We have some curious
items and mems. 10 develope relative to these two
two srspd juries, and their mode Of doing business,
which we shall psblsh in two or three days. GER
tain bill was found sst term, and dismissed. 4, was
NEST righteous bill We ssk the foreman Of that
Gyte say why il was dismissed or smo,hered, after
twas once found9 We pause for reply.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

Boar RAcEs-The following, day before yester-
day, came off at Bradley's Brook Hall Mansion
House
LIST race-Two boats, six sars-the Edwin Forrest
and Spark won by the latter. Time 20 mlnutes;-
distance five miles.
Second race-Two boats, at IA o'clock, oars
the Ben Shamburgh and Brooklyn. Time, 20 min.
utes. The Ben Shamburgh won by about two humid
red yards.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

~ Two more negroes have committed murder in
Philadelphia within the last two days. Nggers are
soing the whole figure.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

DsowSrD.-In this city, on Wednesday morning
last, at o'clock, Mr.. John Mcdonald, Insh, whIse
street ferry. Mr. McCermot went into the water
with his brother, Roger McDsrmot, aad boy OF
Charles Brsdy's, and in diving 10 supposed 20 have
been held fsst By something at the bsttorn The pc
Dict cf the coroners jury, accidental drowning :
Byeokyn Star.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

gJ Prescou's blasking 10 the bes,in the city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

MvaoER IN Ngw YoRK LAST EvrsIse.-we are
informed that Mr.. Middleton, who kept q boarding
house in Front, near Broad street. died this merning
Tuesday afternoon last he was at grocery store, in
compsny with an lrishman by the name Of Sands,
whs 10 porter in some warehesse in the neiRhbo--
hood, and who was boarding. al the time with Mr.
Middleton. Mr.. NJ. left him there and went home
bat (percevns before he les that he was getting In
toxicaed) he returned and persuaded him TO accom-
pany him home, which he did; but upon reaching the
stoop Sands Knocked Mr.. NJ dows, and jumped up
cal assistance Immediately called in, but the un-
fortuHse man became delrious and in tina, state ex-
pred this morning. Brooklyn Star.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

CouRr or SESSIONS, Tuesday.--JohA williams
alias Ssrthard was convicted Of Burglary in oresk
ing open. with felonious intent the premisesef James
vich; William Dousherty and Susan O'Ncl, were
convicted Of receiving stolen goods; James brsns-
battery under aegravsetd circumstances; Richard
TrucsasIl, implicated with john Williams were Goa
victrd of BURGLARY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

This Is the last letter which we have rscslved
from Mr. Bennett exclusive of the pages Of his val
liable Jeurnal,) and therefore it needs no introduce
ton other than to say, tits the last LETTER which we
can publish from him until the arrival OF the next
steam ship.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

20 The coroner and his man Friday, ride down
town 10 issue their sumMonses. The good people
walk up to the Dry Dock to obey them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

20 Sausages have become scarce around the Jour-
nal of Commerce Refeciory, since the enforcement
Of the dog law.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

NEW DIRK AND WASHINGTON CITY OHESs MA ~
The former moves may be seen at Bassford 8 CHESS
Room.
First Game-l6th move-Queen's bishops pawn
one square
Second Game-l2lh move-W. kings bishop takes
queens second pawn.