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Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-10-06
STEAM DoAr ACCIDENT.

The steamboat Missouri, Fulton, on
the 10Th ult., on her trip from Galena
to st. Louis, when within about seven
miles from the latter city, struck snag
and sunk in ten feet water. She was
loaded with lead. Most Of the cargo
will be saved, and it is believed tho
boat can be raised. No lives lost, ex-
cept two deck hands, whose fate is IN
known.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-10-06

In Ohio, the election comes on on Mon.
day next. We look for good news from
that quarter. The Hon. Wilson Shannon
is the Democratic candidate and Vance the
present Governor is his opponent.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-10-06
GOOD NEWS.

We learn by the passengers Says the
La. Journal Of the 2nd inst) on the
Levant, yesterday evening from New
Orleans, that sales of Cotton had been
made at fourteen and a halfcents.-This
is cheering intelligence.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-10-06
pEsANcoN's ANNUAL REGISTER.

Persons who have not obtained this We
ny valuable and popular work, would do
we'll to call On P B. Van Norman, at his
store, in this place; he has yet few CO.
pies on hand, price 49,.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-10-06
ExTRAyGANCE.

The Federal organs are constantly pra-
ting about the expences Of the Govern
ment, as though they could conceal the fact
that they voted for most of the appropria-
ton bills, and have, by their useless calls
on the different departments, and their
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-10-06

PoRr HUDSON MONEY is looking up.
1t now goes off readily in the city at g
per cent discount. A few days will
bring it so near par that our business
men may take it without discounts ID.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-10-06

The following is from the Hickory Club,
a very spirited paper, published in Ross
vile, Ohio; it is as appropriate here on the
tropic border, as in Ohio. We recommend
it TO our "natire born" bank advocates in
this quarter:
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-10-06

The Government says.-les the Merch-
ants and Bankers manage the details Of
Commerce and Banking in their own ray,
while the Peoples officers manage The Rer-
enHe Of the county; but the Merchants and
BANKERS say not--let as do all.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-10-06

MARRIED-On Thursday the 4th inst,
by J. Walker, Esq, Mr. JOHN ROuNcc
TREE, to Miss MINERVA RICE, both Of
this county.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-10-06
lStYlNllBEIT

Happy tho bonds that hold ye--
Sure, they be sweeter far than liberty.
There is no blessedness hut in such bondage
Happy, that happy chain such links arc
heavenly.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-10-06

Rev. M'Lane will preach in the acade-
my, at this place, tomorrow,
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-10-06

received your note by Mr..
Chcatham, and would wish you to under
stand that when men do wrong, the first
thing is sorrow, then atonement. You say
you regret nothing but meddling with n
thing that did not concern you. 1t con
cerned me, and others, and until you re-
tract, further communication is worse than
useless.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-10-06
ERASMUS CASTOR,
JARROT CASTOR.

N. b. The signature was changed from
"a Planter," to 'Zion HILL" without our
knowledge or consent.
L. c.
]. CO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-04
ScogTs pAIENEAsgEsrOs WKoyeHy

Moens No 222 Pearl up ass and examine SCOTS Pa
tent AsbSstos Wrought iron Sas together with the many salts
factory evidences his possession Of the perfect security OF
Justly celebrated Safes fire and robbers and also
the capacity OF the Mineral 6so now found abundance
Staten Island the southern part Of Penasy and
in other sections of the United States, and with which each
Safe is thoroughly ned resist eectuay the most intense
heat Among facts adduce in prof OF the
entire efficacy Safes protecting their contents from
injury by FIRE merely select the following.
John Scott he sole patenee for the application Of the Mn
the construction OF Iron safest exposed the
city Of Philadelphia the 2sh Oc 1885, in the presence Of
citizens Sbor covered tof anncs thick
with Asbestos the bueL of cord OF seasoned wood
the box filed with paper av,ngs and whe5
opened It's ousd uHinured, although the iron
CRATE nPon which rested heated 10 Unite hea' one Of
SeRs Asbestos Chs he only we believe, in this GUY al
that me) the counting house oil Messrs Hubbard
Casey Ia Exchange Place at the H IN the great fire tn h
city, whish saved all its contests unnjured.
Their certificate, with nsmber OF hers of the highest re-
specabity together the various patterns of the above
safes, may be the of a. r. Moer No. 22 Pearl
street agent the whom they be obtain.
ed at cur regular wholesale prices.
nl-Sma JOHN SCOTT Co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-04
M o N Il Y M A RI IT.
"wednesday. Jan. 3. 9 p. M.

The astounding from Navy Island Upper Canada alb
serbs all public attention The imbrogo OF public anas IN
the difficulty and the money market some
ak made teday OF failures in the foreign trade On IN
qpiry we learn that Of momen' The pressure
OF the times and the hazardous effort to return To specie pay
men will produce stopp We reach the spring.
the German French and continental houses have
beer comparatively untouched in the recent revision THIS
caused by the extended dts given by their credit
ors in Europe The continued depression ofrade produced
by the effort of the specie payments has
at last reached this C ass OF merchants.
ocks are all falling-exceptU y Bank shares This stock
in consequence Of investing The European
dividends in IT, the OF $500 900 Foreign
Exchange on England firm 1894 10 France 20
Inland exchanges somewhat hgherbut nothing sf any
amount.
The affairs on western frontier all attention
Sales at the stock Exchange.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 3-l2 NJ
100 q. s. Bank, ll7t IS Mechanics Bank, IS
10 Farmers Trust. lo2i $50 Harlem, 55i a 55i
10 Amer. Life 4 Il. "a loN.J. Il II. r. II. GIT
10 Chic Lille Il T. 97i 25p Long slant 573a SO
so Illineis. SO FirYmen's ms Co. 81
100 Vicksburg. 81 500 Five Franc Pieces, 1923
State OF Trade.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 8.
exchanges have been rather dull today
was tobacco private but by auction Messrs
hhds understandable Kentucky TO 5c cash They also sold
damaged cotton 81 TO 0c l6 hhds new crop molases
3a 3ste Some rice tdamaged) has beensod at S3 10
$50 cash.
New oRLEANs-Brg Pas ora-80 hhds sugar Ledweh-
$50 do Haven Il Co-soo pigs lead II Field.
PASSENGERS
New ORLEANs-Shp Cincinnati-Captais Ramsay, T.
JAY, Brown M Magrah, M-echer, ) Daniels Mrs. Dis
orter, Mr., Teese and child, and 2 In the Storage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-04

SULPHATE OF oUININE-wsnanlea periecu,
~ pure
snIphate and Acetate Morphins-waranted psre-in.
walls
Jujube Pnse-French-Srstq uaity-n Sand 50 Id. boxes
White Wax-500 lbs. suitable fer retail.
Swaims Panzceaa manufacturers prices with Spsfsh OF
English directions.
Medicine Chests--for ships antilles.
White Skins-Frenchfor plusers &ca large assortment
Tonic Mxture-warranted cure fer the fever and ague
Soda and Seidz fowde-by the or doIen together
with arge OF Drugs, Chemicals and Fancy art
ces, fer sale wholesale and retail, by
RUsMTON AsPINwALL,
o2-Sms William
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-04

Sd instant, the Sd Of her age Carone Town
send, only daughter OF Samuel l. AMI Angelina H. SKID
GA 2Insan Maria Louisa, eldes, daughter Of John c.
On tue it instant Edward Of Stacy b. Collins aged "a
months .
AiBrookIyn, 81 inst James M. HaIsey, Of the u g.
navy, aged So years
WEEKLY REPORT OF INTERMENTs.-The City In.
specor reports death 40 during the week end
In on Saturday Dee 81 vtS7 20 women % boys, s
girls; total 100 -,
eass-Asscess, !; Apoplexy bleeding from the Lungs
buraed scaldcd Il casualss confession OF the BRAIN
Il consumption % commissions Group or hives debility
2 derun tremens !; diarhoea q dropy dropsy IN The
head 4 drowned, 2 destuiior L. fever, do scarlet 10
sleus do remlitan u do puerpera. Inflammation OF
the brain q do bowels. = do chest J; do lungs lo do
liver jsundice, mslfortBatiop l. marasmus measicsS
palsy, suicide spruce teetbng Il unknown 8; worms l
fetal, i2e
4ges-Ofte age OF year and under 2 between the
Of liz aud ~; and TO- 10 asd 90 o. ~ and 30 IL
81 aud 90 49, 40 and So Is 80 and &C. 60 and TO- 10 and
20, I; unknown,3
Places or activity aited States az ireland. 20 England
s. Scotland, l; France, n Germany. .; Prussia, China,
or whom were from the Aims House, Bellevue; from
the Hospital, do; from Pentenary Hospital do; from
Backwers Island; fror City Hospital 10 coored persons
HENRY q. DUNNEL, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office Dee. 20, 1887
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-04
MAR RE d.

On the 3lst Mr. John Hyatt, Jr Mrs. Henrietta NJ
Weed, both OF this city.
ON The s inst at Herrcks l. l. by the Rev. Mr. Carmichael
John A. Pearsal OF New Ysrk, to Miss Elz, DuyeA,
m MI ace
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-04

rr GRAHAMs LECTURES ON CoURTsHIP AND
MARRIAGE-By general request. Mr.. GRAHAM will re-
pes his lectures on Coup and Marriage 10 the gentlemen
o this ey Tbectue marriage viii be given on Friday
Evening the Chatham street Chapel Lecture on Courhip
on Saturday evening stthe sane pace.
Abundance Is cents for each lecture Tickets nj the
s general course diet and regimen will commence In
few days. - 81
XNANTED-Two boys apprentices 10 the baking bust
w sness Apply III "Fieyo's Bakery" % Beekmsn ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-04

DILEs-pILEs-DR HALEs Pile Ointment : poe
il tive or the piles In three days time SOLD BY ~
Hart corner OF Cbsmbers street and Brosdway Burnett
IS sb avenues r. w. Guoin corner Of Bowery and 0rsnd
j3-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-04

NOTICE TO FIREMEN
And all others who wish to keep their feet dry during
cemsHt
~ H. NEWELL at 81 Canal street. respectfully gives no
ce THAI he has succeeded in Misunderstanding desired
articles
WATER PROOF BOOT,
that he 10 be perfectly ppervoust water which
he enabled 10 sell lin consequence Of reductions in
labor and materially al the reduced price OF Ave dollars per
pair.
Constantly hand, Genlemens fine boots frem s1ss
f5Go. ofO-Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-04

A TO LETTING large and commedious house
t.W the Albs.y Hotel No. Coenties Slip Pos
ION can be had immediately For further particu.
lar. apply To OLIVER CHACLlCk,
j49tf 30 Front st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-04
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CARDS.

At liz BROADWAY.
VISITING CARDS In plain writing the Italian and fancy
bands, printed the polished German Porc lain Card may
be procured Maiden and Broadway
sTOUTS Engraving Establishment, where specimen books
may be seen.
Also silver plate Door and Number plates, the plating OF
which uncommonly thick the silver being expressly rolled
for the advertiser.
Merchants Commission Cards. executed with dsnctness
and taste.
Letter stamps Consular and Nooria engraved
der
Brass Door Plates, Knockers. &c
STOUT, corner of Maiden lane
d3o3m' and Broadway.
III COMPLIMENTARY AND BENEFIT BALL TO
ISAAC GOWARD.-Ata meeting of the pupils OF Mr. Isaac
Coward held the 18th Dec 1887 the following resolution
was 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 surpassed by any individual
and therefore 10 give him Complimentary Ball
and William
Tickets had bar OF The Shakespeare, and at tn
following places-Cy Hotel Loveoy's Hotel 81 Chatham
ST. Chss Newbey opposite the National Theatre; Blescksr
81 House; Hoboken House, Washington Canal
Alwits Music Saloon, No 20I Broadway; }, Hewitrs
sic No. $50 Broadway, Firth Halls Music Store Ne
Franklin Square; and VIM. Peases Music Store, No. go
Broad way.
Tickets si to admit gentleman and his ladies. Tickets
limited. d2S-lwE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-04

TALE PNICE MUSIC.-New fashionable
H Music the piano forte and due cents page.
Also cbdrens books az kind for sale
cheap at Mrs KINGS Book store, i4i Fnton street
M0RRISON'S HYGEIAN PILLS-Packes from IS cents
S. Also, Poweps Rslsam Of Anaeed Cor coughs, short
Wisters
Also indelbie marking Anen without preparation,
for zle as above. n73ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-04

Broyn a Co... One Priced Hat store.
~ THE subscribers since the year 1884, have aimed At
furnishing the public with elegant and substantial
Hat OF the most graceful form nj the accommodating
price Of s. They now say thai their efforts have
seen crowned with triumpb:m success Inc Ia nanuae-
and finish any heretofore offered and stand presminent
those higher prices by the fashion able part Of
the community
They have completed their arrangements sch plain
Caster liza, Tor sS5 which In point style and finish, ele
gance o form and general will compare with those
OF the highest prices All sales for cash.
price.
BROWN CO.
al6-Jms l7e Chatham Square, 4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-04

DICE, HOMINY. &c.-Just received per schr. Allan
tic, cargo of rough Rice and flint Corn whch will be
manufactured into head and prime and -four and Car
elna Grits, houiny.
Also hand superfne wheat and Graham of
made from the best wheat for sale Quantities suit
grocers bakers and families the New York Rice Mill
ner of jefferson and South sis.
w THOMAS BEIIBy. Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-04

MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.-sIXTH
Nl COMPANY wAsiiINeTON GREYs viii give Their
6rs Annual Ball. 5h January next at Tsmmany Hall The
noor will he under Tie management OF committee OF the
company, assisted by Mr.. Parker.
FLOOR COMMITTEE
Joseph Craig, samuel Nc Burney,
John m. Spinninrs John y. Acksr,
James Solomsns, Henry Furte,
INVITATION AND RECEPTION COMMIT
Chas A. Boudouine, Joseph Haise,
John u. Acker, James scsa."s'
Hugh Cunningham, Chsrl.- cray -.
Tickets bc had at the Bookstore 49,.
on Horn Co 9se Brcsdvay-a Ghe Drug store Of O. Msr
Of Grand and Elm az sns store o
Hall or of either OF the Cornittce Tickets "
d30.5ts
DurrCTORy TO LET-To Let i62 William
tory and 10 which may pc soueo hc o'e over "e sae.
jspiSts
vvyJE LADI ~ respectfully invited TO call and en-
anime the subscrbsrs stock Of Lynx Genet and Squire
.ng Also somplete assortment Of ladies' and misses bes
bonne overy variety ofshspe and color made on ne
Eur bodies Warranted npervou cwner His eonr.e have
Gen,lsmen informed TINT they win 6ss always az band
rHedsm and short beaver and sk hs of aies
AIse outer seal and other for caps OF ely Youths
tail. SYLVESTER TbTTLs.
No. 2cs Cbstham sou.re. near The Bowery. nt.sm'
ID EBTCTTON OF PHfCE.-The' subscriber res
the general reduction Of prices and pressure OF the times be
has determined TO reduce the price Of shaving to x and
ironage, at the old establishment No C.ursndt street
Nr.rys celebrated and ,be wigs toupees and scaps
made TO order, wholesale and retail, ard warranted.
NB-Alwsys hand large assortment " stocks collars
bo~ms, umbrellas, and genera assen@es' " P""Ny'
he. &c. JLJr WV.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-04
"A action saies.


VIM IrLOUGHLIN, Auetloneer.
d VA. .sd r. -Thi. Day Al oes ~ s s eSs.
% Io1% G CONSISTING Of pocket ,os
cards needesia cannsers and bundes double aid ngiss
caps, himbes, knsting aeedes, hooks ard eyes
D,r"@,S as.c q double extra hair OIL
Also anlnvooe OF combs buttons, osos, boou as
Also, an invocesf earrings finger
.lngs watches, breast-pias, chains &C &c oesm'
NEW YORK TATTERsALLs-The proprie-
ns%ss 70 bis and the public IN for the liberal
to assure them that has efforts will always be to merit
continuance Of their good feeling
place every Mondsy 2ocock The next sale being
Geaemen having Horses to dispose Of are psrc ulay re-
ga sed % call and register them early ~ the week as no
the catalogue and gentemen wishing 10 purchase may have
az opportunity of making bis selection eyery Monday a. o.
'' os sn. JOHN '" "ArsoN i4s siSsn rssa%.y
NEW YoMk HORSE BAzAAn.
private sae DAILY and by public auction every wednesday
Throughout, tho at H. NJ precisely without regard Y
The proprietor takes this opportunity expressing his
himself the late Of stnpsoa Cowan very
sri al . d. and ssg " as
men and that his whole attention shall be directed TO merit
Horses taken at livery usual and careful grooms
to hire description at the shortest notice 70
his ,r'ends and gentlemen intrSdSeed by them
'I'hE NEW YORK HlPPONA-Thls and
commodeu estabshr tor the public and private sale
OF Horses, Carriages &c Nos 65 and 81 Wait the
ton OF Canal and Hudson sts)
The popretors Of the above establishment respectfully
h o hs m aee s 81 & s sis %
the day for the public sale OF Horses Carriages from Fri
day to Saturday
The regular public auction sale of Horses Carriages &C.
will take place this establishment every Saturday
clock intended for these sales should be
and entered before Friday IL O'clock NJ will be
offered unless described the catalogue.
The sale December 10 showed decided increase the
demand OF horses for expectation, improved prices Gem
temcn country, dspnsng OF their
of will sale Saturday Dec 30) oppor
tuniy wbit offered this number Of
vessels about completing their for the soath
At private sale-Horses, Carriages, Harness. &c.
N B. Horses taken livery Horses and Carriages let
ANDERSON JANEwAY MMANN
ol6-3m@ Proprietors
lAlAPHANOUS WINDOW BLINDS.-These
II elegant atoms OF much admired
paonzed fashonablcs OF Paris and Londop-are
equally suited for drawing par0Ur boudio bed
and sdnrnby adapted for birth day holiday,
NEW YEARS GIFTS
One scarcely conceive more acceptable present
and her fair daughters than of these
beautiful blinds which unite the ornamental with the useful
and impau pleasing and cheerful a finish 10 a
Ivps these blinds clean and their original
freshness beauty They consequently tat their
low prces) THE CHEAPEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL,
well the ntnl blinds offered the public
Sold by 4. DOLE, . Beekmanst Clinton Hall.
dl9-lms
4 ICE HOMUNX. Nc III we'd per scbr Allan
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-04

MATTHEW'S, VIEW BILLIARD SALOON
lVl In Carlton House, Of Broadway and Leonard
-Entrance third door in Leonard sThe subscriber bcgs
inform friends that he taken the above Saloon
fitted up in first style. with three Billiard Table
Bar &c., and every attention will be given make 1t
agreeable place Of resort for gentlemen.
w, A. MATHEWS.
u THOMAS H. JEAKsON will be happy see his
frieads above
N b. W. A. Mathews continues his old head quarters
No. so Bowery door above the Theatre.
~ Second hand Billiard Tables for sale as above.
J2of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-04
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
CO. have constantly for sale

THE NEW york SE sEsnicAt MANUFACTURING
/ CO. have constantly for sale
| Biesebbg salts, coppe-s,
| Aqua Annonia, Mnnsuc Asid'
And many5iher article. }. he Ice q their bpsness
B,c.dw:y 'ee Of DER Eo ,ssn Nj y wss' street
AMP !:
public that he has the nsnasure
pair q The largest this siy. now be seen
70 call and see hem his day Orders for any lind ,s ss
pattern win be executed shert nece and such prices
ossms ISL William 81 and saii Broadway.
ROOTs-BOOrs-s. >. WALKERS Great Boot
Greenwich Where 20. The s most Ssd and
durable sssor,ment Of gen~men's ladies' and chdren's
city Ali Mind. ct sr Proof seo,. and Sss s.o
em q 81 g ns snS Seq "a ~
s per. per pair r q. Gam. s. Don't mistake The se
0H. IL HART has removed his edhce 70 20 Murray St /,
where be viii be happy bis ri, nds To make
Lyve years which spsn, nearly
all the known hospitals In Europe. and mslor psn !.
sompcs,ed .c,.s. De, sess he iSasn race, d.s,
nsos seoses Of thousand. has passed his bssds psrsse
ccnyslscences mild treatment and speedy care without the
and coincidence o may !" We relied on 0'''
Hours q attendance from a NJ to s ~ ,,on,
age TO attend Doctors once Inquire al q Murray
A 100 , s1 f as,s s..s' halt s.louj.n
' scs 90 90 90 90 do quar-, do. pu, up.
''pe'O' ''' q. 4 ,. r. WELLS, fe4 wster g.
oi4-9ms door to Hooks Note
WHITING CANns-vIsiTING CARDS ENGRAv-
ED ron Two DOLIARs.-Ladies and q ntlemen FUR
n;shng Card Plates have then printed
hours notice superior style ,namellea cards
An assortment Of specimens constantly Kept for
examinsnon. J. NEALE, Engrevsr and Printer.
card. Home Tickets store s' Cards &C. se rs,sd
In superior style
az Observe No g.
IIKENEssEsl LIKENEssEs l-Miniatures painted
from 10 TO IS dosrs Prohies from rs TO sosrs Al
hkeneses warranted dsi.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-04

DUrTER, CH n rs a. g. CRANE ERRIEs.-
ID For sale-70 hrkns low priced Butter,
50 tubs good quality do.
SO casks good dairy Cheese,
10 /" shipping do. :.
10 bbls eastern Cranbeuies-Hams, and srso-
kel Beef by [j43sl C. HASKELL, n6 Broadway.
\ FURNISHED LODGING Rooms. 20 let
Terms moderate. Apply n $50 Nassn street dls-Ys
ItROCERs AND MEnCB ANS, ana o,nsrs
NJ who have standing casks or or other gaugng To do will
accommodated by sending their orders To No PVT Front
ct front Of Fulton Market, between Fulton and Beck
streets. THEes L. HOuSHION,
hiw+ City 0auger.
ID C I'D 4 ED PHICs SAT tie Clinton Lupch corner
III and BroadwayTbe Subscriber having
M usual ready recsive gentle
,rn Soarers by the week. without lodgings during the
winter season Meats from the morning usul ~ ee
n night
Ms Oysters in every style, game nc. during the
or Iinarv daiy from wv Give TO four. JOHN ~ HEATH
imt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-04
ITO THE FAsMI9NA1LE COMMgNIT

L A CARD-F. WALLIS, having completed the ar.
rangemen the opening Of fashionable Hat rs
Enlistment would inform his friends and the csMmunty
large that he is prepared offer for the inspection
those who may honor him with visit. article which be
fondly hopes will be found suited tn their desires.
In appearing the Fashionable World
aad provide this most essential article Of dress and to suit
10 The various wants pecularites Of OF taste, the
proprietor nse ofthe magnitude OF the
but with perfect confidence In the experience he has
deryed'durng many years CONSTANT close aud practical
plication this partic slar branch OF the business
the proprietor woul his decided determination de-
strictly the Cash Principal The iaciles of purchasing
material for manufacturing, eHtrelyt as,he wsud
leave the judgement OF Discerning public, peeglng
SELF pains orexpense shall be wanting his
the appreciation OF his and engaging
wachu anticipate lie would solicit
caadd unbiased inspection the goods Of hrs production
Of Canes, Umbrellas Stocks Gloves Brusoe>
he, constantly onshand. n7-Snt WALLIS. 100 broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-04
MECHANICS, EXCHANGE COMPANY,s
lyU RANK AGENCV AMP DISCOIJNT OFFICE No

&c Wall st. New YorkThe Company having taken the bank
ing house Of Messrs g NJ Allen Co offer their services
buying selling discount and collecting notes and drafts
Of the favorable terms, and buying and sell
ling gold and silver and bank notes generally The
into the hands Of dsineresed gentlemen Of reputation and
worth, have gained for 1t most und0ubed Conhdence-so
their checks drafts the different banks
by the principal brokers' and readily and nj the
same bills Of the banks whsh they drawn
at qoak