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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29
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While all The miserable party papers are sngns jubilee.
throughout the country for the fancied Of the
suy BILL the executive sits quietly locking on with his thumb
on his nose and his dei fsnhing mir ana ssshe same
time meet the expenses draws treasury drafts
the custom house here, which bes Il ceived in
this city this morning Thus has the great bubble which has
kept the market state Of anxiety long und the triumph
which hailed with such into nothing
and matters preesly the csndion which they stood
before This event. and will continue six months
to Congress have the resolution adjourn
the 9th poxmo and therefore nothing can be done 10 ale
viae the country nstil another session. @982 3ut
We understand that there in circulation treasury
notes Of the denomination Of eight dollars atheugh We have
not any Of them. s ~ -
In exchanges alteration has oecuedwerthy of notice.
These regulated the otrade and are not
subject the nueaGe Of every hubug started BY stock job
berS T-saf5v1.fft4 - Il ~E13 avfn~ssss y ats#n.fa
extensive business done At he
prices firm and in an advance has
occurred this is owing TO the mali demand for money which
exists atpree for business purposes the Do not have
odrn the extent Of their ability dscount Delaware
and Hudson closed Of per cent and one sale ., 81
cents loan January list, made Farmers improved
per cent vicksburg the yeser
days Kentucky u Illinois 81 per cent buyers
60 days. Commercial Bank closed II psr for scrp
% paid Boston sad ProvdeHee per cent; New
Jersey Railroad fell or Long Island closed an
Improvement of per cent
TIE Seventh Ward Bank has declared DIVIDEND Of f,ur
per cent for the last six monhs psyabIe the "a ofJuy
The United States Fire Insurance Co have div.
dend OF Ave per ceal payable on The I'd OF July.vs
The Dry Dock Bank has resumed operations The injunction
having been removed by the Chancellor. -
The Atlantic Insurance &C. have declared dividend OF IS
per for the last six mosihs payable on July 3D.
Statement ofib Banks in Portland, Me) on the 6st We'd
nesdsy 10 june 4" -NW
S S;'. in circulation, 80. : sassSys ss
Specie, 80 75,s25ls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

- The DsaAls cs.1pstI1a AtvsthuywHUMyl :
.zMsHrs or THE I1DIAss<&Y eses61sr .slween
= 30 Seneca Indianar C with hfl9 and
bic ct, passed through eur ca and - foreaoon
'sssot 20 more, similarly sfmsd came ~ On&hsing
questioned where they going and what was their
business they answered that they gazing 10 Grand
Island to hunt deer. This answer was se evidently
fsiea andtkeir appearance sosuspIcious, thst imue
efate measures were taken to induce them TO return
Aoms. which ihe greater part havedsas This ansye.
ment Of the Indians has created some interest," and
meny spcculations hazarded respecting their ~.
tended object By some il is said that the authorizes
on the other side hiding it difficult to capture small
band who had committed some outrages and secres
ted themselves in some swamp in the Niagara diss
trc have hired these Indians TO ferret them out and
offered bounty for each scalp they will bring ill.,
olhers say that they have been employed as auxlla
fles by the Patriots, as they style themselves ss
The SuB-TRrAsuRY VorE.--Asa a valuable table
for reference in after times and as good data for po-
ical calculations in regard to coming elections, we
give the following summary Of the votes on the Sub
Treasury Bill M.a sN.pa NerN ''atfN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

The greatest excitement still prevails we regret to
say, on both sides of the Inc and some of the edi-
tors in the North wicked ss 70 fan the flame.
The most Outrageous and improbable stories are daily
circulated by the papers at Rochester, Buffalo &c -
The IL wless gangs of thieves and pirates are isca
ed patriots Money and means are still supplied to
the dsafeczed; Imagination seems tortured to disco
yer and promugate some new scheme 70 get up more
excitement, and to produce bloody and rInous mp-
ture between the two countries but all we rejoice
to say, has hitherto proved unavailng. We calmly
and seriously call spon al the nortbera and western
ed tors TO put stop to this scandalous pursuit of
systematzed falsehood; and 70 use all their efforts 70
heal and close the breach instead Of widening it,
Who will be benefited by brutal and bsody border
war; What will a war settler Nothing. All at
last must be done by treaty; and therefore what is
wanted to be done had better be brought about by
mild means altogether. The following highly impor-
tant proclamation by Sir George Arthur has Just
reached
whereas, the nernag Of astof ,h present month Of
Of Pelham the Niagara district and attacked
properly spon and small de-
And ~sere.s smS.o" -. ' sres rss we'd Nv
tain evil disposed persons cosnectea with the briKsnd
Bsh osuers have Niagara river and that
they urA and secret themselves ohe district OF Ma
itcted reside NJ inhabi,
And wh~ress Is Necessary for the peace security OF
the district OF Niagara that the ngres
minded persons should be restrained
TIE perpetraior OF the abeve and their abettor
should be brought TO coadign punishment -
therefore strictly order and efssrs mags
rates others whom that person per.
sed 10 ssd leave the shore aide he
Niagara river coming from goisg Uated
tory unles lac sha full account Of him,
se and show hal he csniHg goirg IN OF
hA~ui Affairs and usness which person Aha be furnished
with passport 10 secure him from farther hndranee mo-
lestziien
And do hereby earnestly call upon all magissrses officers
and eher loyal subjects The Queer for their
eren for restoring the and tranquility the province
In the Of and disorder the
Sion Of he guilty. and assure them 81 every support and
sstance which be required these the Mt
OF the civil and airy powers which her Msestv
las been pleasrd n place In any hands.
Given under hard and Tororfe this 2ad
day In the Of LORD 1855 and Of Mses
ty's reig the second
BY Goa maid Of his Eicelency.
GEORGE ARrrya
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

a2s.sas-4o

CoTrEE-Ths article continues much the same n =, onv
last notice What few sales Ynspe former raes asd
consumption. Al Charleston Of Soo hsrs
taak place as loa Al New Orleans, 2e OF Havsss
green were made nj " q l3c
Our remarks coffee will appy very nearly In
this article Al Charleston, 2sd inst, 800 hhds uscovsdos
were sold TO specuaor At from 70 " chiefly az 100
white Havana brought former II III; sales ST. CroI
$50; Havana brown, s1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29
Verdict for the plaintiff, el272 To-

ePoLIcE,-A bosom .friend.-Mrs. Ann M.ror,u
Of NO 81 Twelfth street. made Complaint aCs;ns he,
ccnndng and boon companion, Mrs. Sarah NIL
grew, charging her with having stolen from her bo
som whe shs was asleep, the sumof7 dollars, with
which she had glorious tuck out and was detected
with part Of the stolen cash. just in time 10 ascsrtsin
that the principal part Of it had been disposed of
Committed. II o. aa aEF 6gI@T sc-- '>,,0 "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

This has bees but dull day IN the The auction sale.
have been limited The quantities sOns
OF produce this year In all sections Of county, show an
mense increase that OF former ysara The trade
on the Pcnnsyvsnis caas gave sometime that
on the Ere canal showing an increase 81 "a
We now give table OF the comparative receipts the Ohio
canal for the month Of Nav this the the
toll on all being The same as last year.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

U' A new bank with capital Of five millions 10
shsr,Iy to 20 into operation here under the new bank
ing law. 7. w. Olcott Of Albany has accepted the
appointment of President
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

The CHEMICAL BANK BRoKgr rsTo-our srniable
little monster, the Chemical, was entered last night by
some scoundrss-of course they must have been, OF
they would not have molesisd our msnster.
Itseems that the rsscsls drilled. cut, bored sawed
their way into the cellar under the banking they
then cut place in the floor large enough to crawl
through aud hus Obtained admission TO the banking
room Once in here they thought that their fortunes
were made but,hey rsLed their liberty for nohine-
To be sure they srsck light and stumbled over two
kegs marked Specie They sooa cut their wsy into
these feeling certain they were eagles sr soveregns
the very least The contents turned Quito be only Irish
sovereigns; and disdsning TO carry coppers" they
beat hssty retreat, with pockets as empty As when
they entered The that the monster Is minus
ssoeoeo by the operation 10 srroneoss. She didn't
suffer any bot she eush, TO have "ssssred some" Tor
being ina situation capable Of bsas burst up, Or burst
spen, or DroKen into' "a liz II vi. te N.M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

Sy,IIRr Covar, Thursday, Jsns 2eth.-Bsibss.
p IDqadge.
4he1 eGdent and Directors Of the Bank Of Ithaca,
" Edpheh Potter ct al. Action brought 10 recover
IL anlOunt Of a promlssory note fer Sl250. dated
Nov. 70, 1887, at msnths, drawn by Potter & Co.
to the order Of T. s. Townsend. The Bank attempt
ed TO prove note regularly discounted bur
did not make out his case to The satisfaction of all
parties. One of the bank clerks testified that he saw
memorandum Of the discount in the presidents
The. defence set up was that the note had been,
fraudulenty obtained and put in circulasie BY man
named Hendricksen; they also addpced preof that
me note was not endorsed by the person for whom
y was discounted, being the usual mode 81 q doing
noses.@ as ~ lahsc 81 81 stba III l&sw SATE
Judge Talnsdge charged that the evidences for the
uesence was entitled TO consideration, bat it was for
Me JIry 70 soy how much If they believed that the
nee NAG been discounted and the proceeds thereof
pare py the Bank they were bound 10 find verdict for
ties. S'~ .''SsS~ "'ss1A"T
Verdict for the plaintiff, sl272 10. N"Sag
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

Tr The London Age says tina, Baron Sioskmar
is frequently shut up alone in private room with the
Queen, and significantly asks" What does he do
there ~ Does the editor suppose that either the
Queen or the Baron will tell him what they do there7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

CHORUS.
Gene an bumper 10 the Grove,
Columbiss starry dag above;
bsmper drink 70 those welove,
Al Turtle Grove In the Jarseys
tooh sail across the pond,
And found the Grove . mile beyond,
This turtle ccmesrated grousa.
Then To the rope quickly went,
That had come win 3ull isseni,
t dine here b ~! @s. J, Il; =,
The President then qaichly came
Excused himseif-he was To blame;
,s.rsss 2, bin IN. ilssIyi gave s ny sane
Once seated Al the festive board,
Ny case to e,,nscence referred
No plscs sa earth can I've preferred
To Turtle Grove 70 the ysusya
The hsor arrived. We opened sp,r
Made =: =, 0sss .,o sls e, TIE
There vss sandy from Comm unip.w,
Upon bis breast . tartlcs claw,
A, fsrus ors,s IN Inc Jsrssya
Then al, he.
There was Frederick Tarr the worthy VIE
with bib and tuoher ~ighty aicet
And on his heed he hasta slice
or tye~s-put ,hst mus, now suffice.
With sobvy Geer. and Jenny hin.
who never nnd u : difalin'.
or ssndy,s sop 20 get ,hsir On
- kuuN Sfsvr ~ INC SsfsSy&
Then gu, nc.
There was JENNY English tskiag sAs6
And John usss John Ven West srven
whose name the d---l never spell,
Ana big BrowseIl y IN wears the belt;
with MANY more now forget
wbose nanes Win all be mendsssd ret
And scvns who got 90 heavy wct-
A. vursis Grove ia the Jrrseya
Thes 6i, ke.
A. fsur oclsch there came man,
Haaer his srm he were fas, NF
Hs hat on the "Canal street plans'y
Rese mbled great warming psA
10000 morning. gen a." the stranger crtees
i've had sad frosa rothei side,
sspts boghen,, bet have pride
FOR Tussls Grove In the Jarssys~
7bes ~, &C.
On there found hob Criuenden
who rv~< 4 story pow and then;
Co~hrv Who 6nds equsls here,
II p~stifsh ballads fnr or nezrt
with " Diex cColickr serving punch
Asa sirf~se vnsrr I'll IN q h neh, Er
WhrSs cnr,~ With nsmdy from The Lua<h
Te rursle drove In The Jsrwvs #ta h.
IN 80 Ns Tbes Gil, &c.
The dInaer DER, each In hs place
Tke~ rDsr--wiih plsssare IN his face,
Tke gohleis hIled With SPARKLING wine@- - z.
oar parting toast-'lwas' Acid Lang syns.. ~
Heres ts he club-the setting sun
rruclaims the feast u nearly dose,
Coase, drink with spirit" all as one,7
IT, the Turtle Club w the Jsrseys
,botcs lese Then OIL ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

u A tautoe, is lbs. weight, has been caught in
Newport The editors, Of course devosred him with
cut butter. Col Stone alto his share (wtheut leaving
New York; through the medium Ct animal magnet
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

adjourned at an carly hour one day lsst week 81 being
Mes Trees benefit NJ The theatre. Our Congressman
are determined TO take life easy. Net ablessed thirg
have they done ali this SESSION but spend money.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

UsThe British have 81 men Of war in North Amc-
mean waters, mounting llso guns and carrying
1920 men.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

Fr Tive deaths by drowning day before yesterday
in Boston from crsmp. Look out, ba.hersi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

PRIsoS DIseRusE.-Mr. Coggswell, the keeper
Of the Halls of Justice, thrashed within inch
Of his Lie, night before last by Thomas Hyer, con-
vict under sentence for cutting mans nose off, The
prisoner had been making disturbance daring the
nght and the keeper went to quet him he had no
sooner entered the CELL however than Hyer fell upon
and beat him in such dreadful manner that he was
carried away in state Of nsensibity.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

81 Go and see the GrafIes, and thea take bait
Ut Stoppan's.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

The FLooD At HoLIrpArsPuso.-Weh have received
full details OF the late disastrous flood on the Juna,s
No injury has been done below the mouth efthe Rays
town branch bat above the dams are oil injured and
the guard locks rooted out, damaged AZ to re-
quire them 10 be rebuilt II seems The weirs Of the
dams too short they should be sxteadsd 70 give
more width for the passage the water Iiis thought
by the engineer, Mr.. Bsyley, who fortunately hap
pcned 10 be the spot that s25oo00 will lei the wa
ter into the canal and allow the passage Of the boats,
but this cannot be done under three months. The
whole cost Of putting in complete order again can.
not be less than s400, 000. The river rose Is feet
plumb water at wlllamsbsrgh, in less than two
hours tt4Ha
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

mande4Da mate tho eele1<ated Biac& then
tender me esmmod>k o Ne coMt Of ica.
had osfIeard but oAs swivel gun; wlsh ihlsAA fousm
Spanish brig, carrying Is guns, for two days, and
captured her.
Fer this he was made Lieutenant He vasmade
a commander in the ST. Georges Steam Ship Com
psny ,--has never had an accident OF . loss. He
taught Hosken all he knew, and in return Hosken
tries 70 rob him ofhs hard earned honors.
We know that it is not necessary to defend Re-
berts with the people Of this country. Aimee York
ara his friends! On the contrary, Hesken has now
not one admirer in the city, But he may thank his
own foolish conduct for this. We not prejudced
against him bat he has insultes the whole COM
msnity. s.ss .00gss.a sss'o Mt . sssa5 .lSR
II It's our duty to tell these things-to send them to
Europe to let the ST. Georges Company knew how
highly we appreciate the gentlemen. whom they have
sent amongst US. Not one of them have they sent
that have not given UNIVERSAL satisfaction. Capt.
Movie is as highly and universally esteemed as Capt
Roberts. His conduct has been of the most neble,
courteous and gallant nature. He has won esteem
from all with whom he has been brought in contact.
The same must be said Of Mr. Dudley, the chiefmste,
who has been here twice in the Sirius, and whom we
hope 10 see a thousand times mere. His conduct is
as noble as his appearance. 80 p'2 G. sss
es" None knew him bat solove him. .e
/ aaste None name him but to praise" s..,fs
And We hope ere long TO see him in command Of one
Of the best ships the company give him, for he
richly deserves one. The excellent mates, Messzs.,
Whitaker, Briggs and Osborn also deserve every en-
comium which we can bestow upon them. They are
faithfal servants, gallant Sailors fast friends, have
prncely hearts and handsome persons.
They have and all admirably fulfilled the duties
assigned them by the Company-they have obtained
the best wishes of the whole community -they de-
serve ~ they will receive all the honors which their
own counrymen can bestow upon them, when they
/, Our admirable friend, Mr.. Ramsden, head engi-
neer, is of course included in the above euegum al
though he deserves and shall one day have special
article to himself a-a.s Ee-h II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

Destructive Fire ut New Orleans.
The following account ofa destructive fire At New
0rleans was furnished US by Of the sufferers, q
partner Of mercantile house here:-
NEw ORrEAws, June 10 1899
fire broke out this morning, and the whole row OF
stores on Canal street. from Madame ShuIps to Dor
ser street, were burnt down, about day light
The fire commenced at q back warehouse and
caught these in front, which burned with great vio-
lcnce, until the whole block was consumed.
They were oil large wholesale houses, and our in
fermant says, the books and papers, generally and
proportion Of the goods were saved.
IL - supposed large amount Of lest property was
insured. One house we knew was insured 10 the
amount Of $4,000
The following is list Of the principal sufferers
Messrs. Whiting * Stark, hard ware store; Hender.
sos Cams a Co, crockery and glass, James Nsgee
& Co, rsddlery Sargent e. Co, glassware; Mer-
gan * CO., druge sts-all large houses.
The amount Of loss 10 estimated at from $3.50 600
to $40 600. Insurance for the following sums have
been Effected $50 600 at the Mississippi Insurance
Company $4,000 at The Phcnix, (British ID $50 600
at the Westerns s70,000 n the Eagle; and sl7,00c
NJ the Ocean.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

. pssss< pidshipnssan u British Nsy h Coz
nsnds&Ba mate thS ssle1 gstsd Bsck y then
tender me csmmod@k sathe coHt Of ca.
had osiIeard but oas swivel gun; w0sh ,hsAs fousm
Spanish brig, carrying Is guns, for two days, and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

AGAIN AND heAm.-The steamboat Beaver burst
her boilers on The AlIeesny rivsr near Franklin, las,
Sunday. Csuse-no water in the boilers and the en-
eineer was drunk List 81 killed and wossded en-
Pected by next mail e,'-- = -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

10 They have at last convicted gambler in New
Orleans.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

p The bodies Of Mr.. Cozzin's daughters have
been found.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

AUCTION TRicKs-A young "Vsrmounter' was
walked into at an Auction trap in Chatham street
yesterday to the amount of seven dollars. The way
it was done is the old story about brass rings boxes
&c. The complaint was not entertained by the ma
gistra,es, and the sufferer advised TO the vags-
bonds at a ward court The scoundrels deserve q
horse whipping. &
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

~ pspinesu and he wife were Al Albany yes,ev.
day. They are expected here today.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

" The Government hasissued y basl VIII.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

The WxATHER-Al things by turns and nothing
long, has the weather been for the last week. 1t
haa been hot and cold within twenty-four hours
thermometer ranging from so to 30 during that space
1t has raiaed tremendously corn round Patter-
son and Hackensack has all been beaten down, and
enc half destroyed. The Ohio Canal has been inju-
red for many miles and go miles Of the Pennsylva-
MIA Canal has been washed away many deaths have
taken placein the west and Observation-Disclosures
10 The officers of the Sirius were invited yester-
day to par,ake of splendid dinner at the Astor
House, given to them by number of gentlemen who
admire their courtesy and manly conduct since their
arrival in this city. 81. salstsrsr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

SNcslpe SSsgnTSEHHAGSkE AND 2HD NV f foRk.
The splendid steamer PASnAIC, Capt
Rc~, wn run the Ah Of Jsy. with band Of music on
board, srd leave follows f.E rr~tn
G, nire wharf Newark. Fsot q Barclay = =. yorh.
O'Clock, A. M. H. 10 e'ceck - ~
O'Clock, r. ~ o'corh, y.
Fsrr, Newark. isi cerste Bergen Point "a cent,
cor New York. sad arrive IN lime 70 give Inc eans Of New
The vicinity opporuniy 10 wnes ue ersnd ais-
pay Of fireworks c~ Caste osrdea and ehs parts o. the
citv. ...Ei..
Pier No !, IA ie.y, NJ yesh. : Centre whsr'; ~ wa's.
H4 oil Jclock,r.M ~ o'clcck, r. M
t2I o'cleck Pm lol 0ciock,PM.
Fare Is cents
Mr. COTTON OF New York. has chartered the NJ omenad~
deck IN, exclusive Of cotlon party during
ing je,aH'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

Tr The Alderman and Assistant are hard at werk
yet endeavoring 10 pump out the 9th ward. Some Of
the down-towners ought to be neghbourly, and lend
them hand. There are fears expressed by some Of
the old Knckerbockers, that the "Collect" is sink
ing again. Shouldn't wonder. There is sin enough
upon it 10 sink any thng.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

rwe understand that letter has been forwarde'
ts the proprietors Of the Great Western Steam Sh'
Company stating that il will be for the advantage
the Company, to give Capt. Hosken permission Z
" stay at home" and 60 no more rowing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29
Transactions this day.
Coffee, 80 bags Brsri slaItt Sugar % hhds. r. r.


NOIlG hs.-K. H. 1ihtsON VIII sci
A this day, Friday, a. q O'Clock, st the Sales Room, 20
Ann Street-FURNl1URk,k nc.
Agcntral OF and second hand furniture
cors az Sideboards Sofa and Sofa Bcdstesds Mahogany
Chairs robes Dressing and Plain Bn cured maple
Bedead Cribs Manel and Pier Glasses 500 Fsscy gilt cane
Chairs Rose weed 90; do painted Toilet Tables
hc stards Wire Safes, Once Desks Act cloth
ing Consisting q coa psnisoons. vests ada
beuts, sIoaks, wrappers. Boys clothing. &c.
Also invoice Of ga " linen danssk Table cloths and
without reserve. je2s
I'M a. rInBT BIG BOO1-Beisw Metz street a.
il thr Bvaru Big Boot Original Mammotb-s NJ cost -
A. cost l-af LIN Chatham sailing on
complete well assorted STOCK t DOTS and SHOES AZ
cost below and description foods In
the nc and being determined III all who favor them with
In the handsome
and fegged Boots Of the fastest Hsos uup soles
"a 81 ard every thing IN the line pvopouIouahy ck~sp
~ B-Tbe Store and Basement TO let j.ssfw
O LEI-rhe upper Psr, o. ,hs house a Lanber
svery pleasant and desirable situation Cor 4 snail family
Possession given Immediately qulrc tie PR
jeesr EsR LOCKWOOD. - PARA Row.
- 60 ExCUn SION.-Tbe new ard ele-
GrESr3 CANT steamboat BELLE, Capt. william m.
ksck, win accompany the sssus ship srus
20 sandy Hooh her passage SATURDAY sernecr,
Jpse sob, o'clock, esvrg Pier ~ Msrtet street,
tEs RverJ sext pier shove where NE Sirius sells fromre
turrhg the city about vcoch Fre for she excursion 30
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

II Paganini is coming out here IN the British
Queen. Sandy Welsh returns m her. We shall give
learned article cooks and cookeryin relation to
this visit Of Sandy's in day or two. II is good
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