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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-08

The Democrat calls US a ,Jele, and thanh,
Tor teaching it some words. We are INK,
much of Jew as Mr.. Prentiss Is an AboEsr
ist; and as it takes It kind IN US that We b,l
become It's Mentor, We VIII endeavor to h
it to tell the truth.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-08

to reforms of permanent and lasting good.
We commenced this discussion too early;
and foretold the evils on which we have
fallen so long ago, that we cgpnot enter.
blindIy into the present excitement. -
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-08

awe have been beaten IN this County
we will not stay beat. "-Democrat.
We win beat you if you don't
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-08
From de ". Orleans BnIlstiia


EAMPIco BLoCKADED.=The SCH. Sa
Ann, Bontempts, master, which left hsFa
lew days since for Tampico, with Talss
cargo OF dry goods, and thirty-twO passslggA
arrived off her place of destination 22Ri 8
where she was boarded by a boat f1si
French brig Of war, Of twenty-four guns .
informed that she could proceed no fTthsF
der penalty Of being sunk--nor aII0wedtoss
any communication with the shore. The ?
pens of the schr. were embossed by The bOaHs
ofhcer, and, altho' Capt. Bontemps pIeldes
scarcity Of provisions and a large nuE1Oef !. !
passengers, there was no alternative 5f J
return, which he proTdentaBy aeccuEPlz
IN four days.
We must infer fforn these proceedings 9
the Government Of Mexico has refused q 2 2
elected to arrange the CLAIMS of the ils-ij
within the stipulated period, 05th ms :. =
the Grand Nation is determined 70 ha's u !.
satisfaction f0r insults offered her flag VI VI
becomes a nation, Jealous of It's citlzens y
and its own dignitv.e
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-08

We learn from the New Orleans PriaCs.
rent OF Saturday, that the quantity G en-
burned at the Steam Cotton Press, 50 rs
has yet been aseertained, is 6,99l bales.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-08

0FTo CoRREsPoNDENTs.--The lines
on May day by @E. perhaps might aDllss
our readers, but we feel sure they would
neither delight or interest them. We can
not insert them.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-08
From t.e cinci,.naH wig


a. Fromtte Cincianaii Wig
WEDNEsBAK NmHT, 8 Oeloes
% f.ssetssn April 18th, he
IN becomes again our painful duty y - -.
enc q the most .aWfuland DESTRUCTIVE - -
renees knawnin the terrible and fatal eass
q Steamboat accidents.
Lbs afternoon about six osclock, il =.
and elegant steamboat MOsELLE, -.
HIN, let the wharf. Of this city, iaa 9 =
sengeFs for homsViIle and 81. Less -
with a view Of taking family on board - -
ten about a mile and half above t
proceeded up the river. ard made fasi o. =,
Der AT toE atlat parpoes Here the -
were taken On board, and daring
tllIne7ot tie detenteu, the Captain W g
on to az the steam he could create, VIZ
tentloil d showing Of to the best ad' :,
the great speed 81 he boat az sic ~ -
TIE whole lenta Of lie city. The -
was q brig boat. and had reeently Hs - -,
exceedingly quic triips e and fTon tbs
Soon as the family were taken on Do g. :,
the raft, the boat showed of. and AZ d -, ~
moment Der Iiee made tie fTst Z, 49, -,
her boilers burst WITH j most awful ana ~ ~
ding noise, equal to the most violent g. go Z,
thunder. The e. vas desiru5Ils.s
as rerlaI lla Extreme. g - -.
suFed by 8 gantleE N
re on b shore. a - SEQ le
Hes ahz bodies l6'11 eIs 80
Ila tar0 es a. 01
BY the most hol1i ehriieks and groals
the VT6nri e ne boat, 9 j.
noraer a. about llil =
from the shore. and was rendered
wreck, She seemed 70 be torn AZ g
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-08

MACON srAR.-This paper has chang
ed hands, A. 6. Horn, Esq. having dis
posed of his interest TO HI. w. FoOTE,
Esq. and Doctor V. M. MURPHY. We
present our right hand Of fellowship to
the new editors, and wish them success in
their new and laborious undertaking.
Under their auspices the Star viii bean ac-
QUESTION to Noxubee county.
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- 81
Oil tiss.
8RNR5a mRaTlgaao
LIZ TON RETURWs@

0sDAZ, NAY g.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-08

These, sir, are samples. The grand total is
ninety-one millions seven hundred thousand
dollars. From this, however, deductions are
to be made for the cost of the raw material
whom imported, and for certain articles emu
merated under different heads. But, then the
whole statement is confined to some branches
Ofindustry and to prevent an entire and COM
prehensive view, there should be added the
gains of commerce within the year, the earning
of navigation, and almost the whole agricultur-
al product Of the State. 81
The result Of all, if it could be 'eolated and
exhibited together, would show that the annual
product Of Massachusetts capital and Massa-
Chusetts industry, exceeds one hundred mil
lions of dollars. Now, sir, Massachusetts is a
small State, in extent of territory. You may
mark out her dimensions seven or eight times
on the map Of Virginia. Yet her population is
seven hundred thousand souls; and the annual
result of their laborious industry economy, and
labor, is as Ihave stated a@1n9a fa
Mr.. President, IN looking over this result, it
is most gratifying to fRl, that its great mass
consists in articles equally essential and useful
20 all classes. They are not luxuries, but ne
cessaTies and comforts. They belong to food
and clothing, to household convemences and
education. AS they are more and more null
tiphed, the great majority Of society becomes
more elevated, better instructed, and happier
IN ali respects. / have looked through this
whole list, SIR, to find what there is IN it that
might be fairy cisssed among the higher luxu-
ries Of lie; aud Wlas do find! In the whole
hundred millions, ] Sud but one such item ;
and that IS an item of ttyo OF three hundred
thousand dollars for siewelrf, silVeE and silver
plate" This is al that belongs 70 luxury, IN
her annual product Of a hundred m, slons;, and
Of this, no doubt, the far greater pore ION was
sent abroad. And yetwe hear daily, ST., Of
the amassing of ahEtocratic wealth, by th,1
progress Of Manufactures, and the operations
Of tbecredit systemE .Aristocracy, it IS said,
is stealing upon us, and, in the form Of aggre-
gate wealth, IS watching to seize Political bvs
On from the hands Of the people We have
been more than once gTap6ly adnouishea that.
in order TO improve tbs times and rastofe anne
tallic currency for the benefit Of the poor, the
rich ought to melt down their plate What
ever such B melting process night md 70 act
upon elsewhere, Mr. Presidept, assure you
that in MASSACHUSETTS, L would discover little.
a few spoons, candlestcke, and ot1es sgllat
articles, some old family pitchers and tarlssll
and the SILVER porTingers d our nurselle
woud be about tie. whole.
rn, u ther Be any arlstocIats Is.silelIi..
eeils, tae B are "a arsEocrafs because
do nof there "a earth ~ auy highg.
clviliseQ secleh alter equality q the
condl4on 81 eQ, than exists there, NJ there
be man "a sle state yao maintains what ii
ell ed "a equip &c, Of drive four
coach, ana not acqu 7it1 ''n
other har0, there sr6 i - =
carry theiF wives and dauqhtels u church ~
tcrrc e.e1t co7Vsyancc II n nrftor 81
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-08

Hon. ], A. Marshall of Kemper. This
gentlemen run for the office of Circuit
Judge in this county on the Wing ticket,
and was supported by Wings; andaccord-
ingly IN our extra of the 25th ult. We
ranked him among our friends. Mr..
Marshall is not Wing, and we make the
correction at his instance with pleasure.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-08

0TThe Editor of the Southern Argus
politely favored us with an extra from his
offlce communicating the result of the
election in that town. The language of
the extra is, ''thus does Columbus respond
to the recent victory in her sister,! but OIL
der city of New York" Columbus the
sister city of New York! That's fine
the Workers never can get over the COM
pilment. Why the whole town of Co
lumbus would not make patch on a sin
gle ward of New York.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-08

The Democrat complains Of a sa0ksg
taLsehOOd" which it says, was circulated
here during the election. If a story Of
the kind was eircplated,-which VIC doubt
for or the reason that we never heard Of #.
It was proPagated by the loco focos them.
selves, for the wings never tell
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-08

Our vanBuren friend of the Intelligencer
is disposed to be somewhat facetious. AS to
the extent of our city, we will only point
to the election return, by which our cotem-
porary will perceive that we vote nearly
eight hundred strong. One of TIE
wards of our "sis'er city," New York,
polled at the late election e73 votes, thus
evidencing that Columbus would not make
such SLOUGH of patch" after all.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

~r,..-. -. - .o-v.r..ssu IN Wall street, tooay'
a.. ,,u,eudc.. ana .vseu.,e fraud In the eusen nosss
the extent Of which may oaly be csaecsufeo. .s..S
already sscertained 10 about - Co., $50 M.
through some Of the employees Of inc ' a.r.,..a
mercantile p.r,es 10 these dark doisgs' have, We
I-ss !. e. d.vs will developc ons Of the mesiys'e
Mi. go. a. .iouities which ever Practsed on an aa
suspeetng ccmmuniv s.,-~ ,oa.v .,h.r.
rh.. i a. material change In money anars one
=, -. ~r.dual Improvement In all It's branches. Inc
Of the board today, have been limited, ou ne
rr,c.. are again looking upward In almost every iA'
,he small quantities offered, is one cause Oh as
psix and United States Bank stock at yesterdays prices
n-. IA u,a.on closed at advance II per cent Ohio
m I'D Trust per cents Stonington improved 2f per cent
- he close NJ Yesterday The other sales made were Mosuy
a. advance of IL cent Sales Treasury notes.
-, ~ j r.r cent The given the banks by the
0srrment in takikg city bills, the continued arrivals OF
.. and ether daily developed are gradually giving
TO the confidence already generated In Inc
mmuuy and this will undoubtedly give pernanency' 70 hs
.he tura things have taken. Exchange PblladeiphA
,;,,. better and eas,era money improved slightly The
In the Lendon Bankers Circular which we gave
yesterday respecting the Bank Of Engands declining any
Tnrher specie TO this couatry denied ny
prime Ward King 1t is stated that previous to the depar'
ture of Mr. g. King for this country, the ssntract io ~
sun first mentioned VIZ, soc 9eoL, was made ans seeui
exchanged therefore, without doubt the whole sum VIII NC
forthcoming. -, - =.
The Hon D. Webster is now in this city, on bis way to
,.hngoo from the eastward We understand 1t IS the IN
t.nor Of this gentleman push vigorously the Oh es
abbiny National Bank be located in this CITY, rhss
the are in again advance in the road TO mer
camille prosperity; unrag energies OF the msrchAh
New Ysrk will place her far above any posion she
has heretofore occupied. - -
reaia,ey preceding the ssspension 81 spec passnts ana
1pra 1858, sftr payments had been suspended oeee"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

Mr. john Lowe Backer los Read street, New York
or Mr. Lowe been Informed that you and your fe-
low worckmen ste seterney on the account OF
mac The remarks soncarnng Business witch
owne was in great faulte but you all beg will
hiacknx giving ae1ce whatever bat gentlemen as
you are ng inure my carictor must give you little
of nay opinion of them boy Threatened to stripe
me csme down TO your backhous receive II hat thank
ortching they do thinck my boys
was going kick Disturbance Mr. as premises
did wish get night lodging in the Parck by no
that ckley might been lott such ad taken
place what you thnck don't MI up year heads to
hnck Enos aade tor the wole OF Mr. SIS bows for
hiBck theatre among the wole OF you that
could chde mulch Enos throu what can mack
Of the that mueh ae ndd bout the site rsmarcks
that made believe Mr. he mead to troble issc
bout if he wishes stripe Eas he Wear believe he
find him as for believe he no baker the Old Cum
for hs opinion onIey bat most that ever
him working mackes the remarcks even IS hone
cuntreymen will mack the remarckes Scotchmen also
must say sade before greveesiey afendd but the
wole Of you fringe to give mea click down the bray
have the do but mind boys stop little
for prap will find to deee with for thai
toner MIR MacI cannot spell that name Of his what ever him
hacker all the hackers in the stey that MOVIES him
he will mack hacker for he too damn sepPey and
mstack Nr Jhon may put your self bout as You
for believe migrate robei about stop short
your self said had get al set of oolesso
what might bodey expect but what would mack
remarcks conclude ham afrade that you will be
troabled mack it bat II read will read it
for you for my pen bad nver mind thow
from Your Well wisher ENOS WILLIE 1RD,
a27llr Backer q Mr..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27
LOW ELS

Bank Note and Visiting Card
D. G kAVING ESTAB L. s III M K n II
LAG Broadway, corner Of Liberty 81.
" Ladies' and Genilemens Visiting Cards and Cards
Home In the fashion BILE STYLE and
priated On the most beautiful Enameed Cards.
L. has just received from Paris bea utul and tas
ty ENVELOPE, to enclose Cards Home &c. great
Of time and decidedly the fashionable 6ash that
car possibly be invented. a2l-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

NANTk D-A Lad about years old. just from school,
w who write apain hand to attend in Office, and
Of srrands Apply by note to G. L. box 49, general
post office. a27lt~
XNANTED-A situation by young man assistant
w Teacher in this city. moderate salary will be expect
ed. Respectable will be given. Address at
tss Office aZlt'
WANT kD-A situation a. Bar keeper by ayoung man
w has had eight years experience Good references
given. note addressed to j. A. No. Water ST. Brook.
lyn, will meet with immediate attention. a27-5t
ITO PAINTBRS.-wanted,f four or five good Journey
Painters whom the highest wages will be given
Apply at 10 Aan street, near Broadway, a2T2t"
NYSTERX l,II1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27
IN y. Ysrk, stMiddIesswn' ~, ~:
n 1Aat
Speaker, Tooksr,
for N. York, Al Fall River, nd
fm n. York. nj Phiiada. 26th


The bark Jsnes reports-15h instant, Cape May bear
w. passed brig SNOW from New Orleans for New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

Tx REVAHD.-LOSr-Y-s at y. q. Porler's
DC Auction Roar, pocket book containing small
amount of bank bills and signed by John Turnbu
James Turnbu 10 the order Of Daniel Henderson, and en-
dorsed by him for $4975 dated April l6h 1888 at months
Also note drawn by j. H. DePuy for leo dollars 80 days.
April l0th 1888 endorsed By B. Smith Josn payable at the
0nondaga County Bank and check the Bank Of Alba
n.y. drawn by Laisdeil Fasse dated about the 6th April
for s2s a. payable order and endorsed by Also
suRdry receipts and other papers of value but the
owner payment Of the notes having been stopped Any
returning the above with and
the subscriber through the lower pest Office welcome
the cash contained and five dollars reward besides which
will be paid In lower post osce oil the windows
and questions asked. HENRY LANE,
New York, April g. 1888 IS William ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

;.g n the incemeHcy of the weather. the auction sales
have seen mostly posponed bua air buness generally has
been done notwithstanding the weather.
BRrApsruFrs-The arrivals OF Hour down the river today
have been extensive the day. b and altogether
,hs about IA or 500e brls have
rived although unusually early for the canals 10 open
This expeeted, and by what we
on the way we by the LIST proximo say
5000 brs This exclusively New York brands, ne OHIO
Lnv.r vet eoune Prices exhibit change sales OF corr
have Seen previous prices Sales Of wheat OF ar
ssuality without material change.
article has taken start from large or
der for IT. fulfilled at advance OF ce.u
This market for the present The sess lately pas
comes in freely from the eastward
REKsvAx-Sone sales oil this article save been MADE al
sgh ADVANCE AS the stock hand Is rather limited.
ksHrs-The given below exhibit decline In pots o
L. IN arrives very freely from the river To-day we have
received 1000 and upwards The price HAS sun ten
dency downwards.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

NA F JACKSON, TENN,
INN !. .sy ns o Se w.srn Ds ana
ro.,.,. n..hv;us so s% J,ch.o. New York
Jane. EroS J.cl.e.. a Re-. Js.sysss Co. c DO
a aIop n s:Iss Co., Do Lax. cp Bs%o1s
'''.-'' =" Whiting STARK, New Orleans
DR.. si seHHof SF Tue SGc5Sfffir,
ATrsnps TO DISEASES
AND MrxRyE dHsAS 81 : Hi III VISION ONLY.
The Eye examined and specaces adapted to salt the par
Broadway entrance in Duane street
" Dr. has now an opportunity Of adding to his list Of the
twelve patients, who will receive grstuous treatment
mSl-lm~
Custom House Rasiness.
Mercantile Community IN any business they mty have
nec,ed with Custom House, tho Revenue Department
upted Of orsy years as an he New York
Custom House. Will be found have entitled him to the conf
nsetf Il ''' '''''' DAVID 5. LYON. No. sBroadst
FOR PLAIN N ANS f ESs fsfEk sSxEs OF ALL
KINDS AND SIZES, EVERY STYLE. AND FOR ANY
LINE BUSINESS WHATEVER,
Three doors from Nassau St.,
~ City and couauy merchants will find constantly very
large stock hand They be accommodated at short
them il . D ,e packing may part
mos, superior superior qUaiy-wi satisfy every purchaser. :
n2o-lm
DIAPHANUUS WINDOW SHADES,
WARRANTED
TO WASH WITH SPONGE AND WATER
AND TO STAND ALL CLIMATES.
These elegant and graceful creations of ancyso much
by asonabes of Paris and be
u u n rRP!f FASHION WITH TASTE AND ECONOMY
equally suited for the drawing parlor koudoir or
bedreo universally admired for their Rovey,
variety beauty their pleasing and cheerful appear
sponge rcipe shades clean and their original
freshness beauty With ordinary they mill last years.
consequent their present low prices, they
NOT ONLY THE MOST ORNAMENTAL
BUT THE CHEAPEST AND
THE MOST ECONOMICAL
WINDOW SHADES
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
Sold wholesale and RETAIL by r.. DOYLE,
Beekman street, Clinton Hall
Aad by A. LENT, SIT Broadway.
a3inA Opposite Nibs's Gardens.
CARPETS FOR CASH.
~ received 5000 yards of Scotch Ingram Carpets all
wool, at the price Of rs to 87t cents per yard.
Also Ingram Carpets fast colors, 50 per yard.
Also splendid assortment OF
Brussels Carpeling, Tuned and Brussels Rugs,
Three ply do Plain Printed Baizes,
Superhne do Stair Carpetng,
Russia Orleans Carpets, Table and Piano Covers,
Plain, plaid and figured Matings
N.B-Fleor Oil Cloths FROM 2t0 10 eet wide.
Those about purchasing carpets wiz find greatly 10 he
advantage call and examine previous pur
chasing elsewhere. SMITH r.
az In. 4f8 Pearl street, opposite Willam.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27
THE GREAT MYSTERY FOUND UUT!!
III AIR.

III GRANDJEAN'S COMPOSITION-An i'm
live badness inalble in all affections
the skin on the heas, as dandrif, ts &c 80,
successfully attempted to treat that part OF the hunaan body
the reports Of exaggerated fame they
tigued the public with the werds-Wcnder! Prodigy!
hss az ornament and to that requires
experience with the identical part er what kind Of
with the study OF the skin on the head
ted doctors who have used and as specific
might its effects be compared to the rsgulave activity
The numerous experiments NJ Grandjean has made leave
no OF IN his mind % sr IL Il. sy si
spaces which all communicates as TO orm the cap
ali hair with The same facility In moist hair Of which The YES
sells but little developed, operates slowly, because the
spraon then II: cendins ee, cannot take place but by
The application Of S,T M which; in few
The ascending then not only according To the
on Which ought 70 ). employed every night Sesre rsIns
then conceive that during the The surface OF
the sap which in degree in relation with a.,
The result very cas-, 70 state
repairs the skis the head hen the continues ~ nau
moTnas only the results can esy pores
Of the skin closer, and consequently IN alsp9ssa quite
uHa Tor receiving IRON this Csmposoa all It's santa-
and doe. receive ,hs and ,.up..'es :.
boe ofl ought be counted among the necessary articles
y wsn
stimulants hair gives all OF hair admirable
soness lure and fneness and keeps in great
becoming an extraordinary specific to erase
from the the head thar powdery sediment which
many persons complain Of II may he daily applied the
head OF the aged, as well as the youngest cbiid's
The considerable sale thereof The repule and extension
daily receives oertas guarantee and ougb Ia bansh all
the In his mind concerning It's til
cacy Each will receive with the bottle treatise on the pro-
per treatment of the hair .
Grandjenns Composition which has hitherto been sold
without any order will hencefeh psrtake OF the most excel
lent perfumes Jasmine, Berganot vernlla, Ambrosa
&c &c.
No Barclay St doors from Broadway, (Asior House
AcENrs-Mr Gilbert In Boston MT LaoIe, Phsde phia
Devlle Baltimore Miss Tiby, Pa,,erson Miss Henry, New
arb; Mr. Fraacos Cincinnati. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

AUCTION SALTS or FURNITURE, GROCE.
n RMS Gc--NoTiUE-n0wLaND ". rlMrsoN,
Auconeer would lnton h friends and the ruhc mat ne
viii give his personal anil uscnlr aueaion ~ the disposal
~ Hos child w nue Groceries NC NJ sucuon eher ou
do ~ the So ~ " orn No ne Nm street =.
Nh Immediate returns made for property as soor ~ n'
posed Of a2fiw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

FOREIGN INNOVATIONS
SANDWICH IsLAsDs-Per Jones.
prr .rrh.r = Co mo cks IS w Moon Co trunks
q !. hideslb 33eO0l } 0reenlap csses
I. asugarcks III Smelling cases 4
!. siiss bbls u Dimond roots casks ,
M rY.g,e bdeslbs $4,000 Talbot curiosities bxs %
A Brewer hides lbs 1880 Tcmaster pkgs 10
MATAszAs-Per Forest. -
1.ehr.scn CO bags 20 order wheat bags 1853
MArANzAs-Per Watshmau. -
Meyer Hupeden mo lids 20 Meyer Hspeaen 50 DIS '
=. esfee bags $50 sugar mas q
PASSENGERS.
SANDWICH IsLANps-Per Jones'
J. X. Thomas, N.
LoNDoN-Per Charles.
wm. Cruces, lady, child, and servant
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

MORNINGS RERALD-sHlP NEWS
FORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL &c, 10 O'CLOCK, T. NJ
Hssk Wofo, Si
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

Nav YOXK TATTERsALLs-Ths sseI1W
sales q Horses Carriages, ne. this ven kasws s-
sH%ss. ee.Isns 70 take p.ss evsry sSsssy 3, Isss
ocsck whes will be offered assortment Of horses,
ragss, harness. suit ell tastes IL nscessary however,
to register herses for this early horse will be offered
auction unless registered for the catalogue which
now open for the registry ofhoses and will remain until
Saturday, 18th inst at4 r. NJ
jls3m- JOHN w WATSON GAG Rroadwsv.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

a UCTION NOTICES. Of spesdid Furniture,
"A Piano Foes. &c. OF the --latest style all made TO ORDER
tsom. OF Psrl Monday ut No. Varck Place near st
John's Park. s26 TAOS. BELL, Auct.
UCTI0H NOTtCE-Ssle Of Elegant furniture On
"A Saturday n 1t ocieck nj 40 BrooGe st. Broad
ay consisting elegant Brussels Venetian and iagraia
pets book sofa marble top tables style
maple chairs Mirrors lusre lamps, 'nte cleck
toilet stands snd other gsnteei sesroom furnurt
supe piano forte plated glass kitchen utensils
&C oniy used one year, and In fine order
ASST THOS. BELL Asset
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

!. @~UIt - % Fltk Ikh-
"A 1909 esst a, dozen each, s-llon iar
teoe do do halt de-
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