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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

Eliza L. Cole Malanras Violet Amcs 81 Jsgo de Cubs schrs
Aadrew Adams sproal Fernsodi.a 6 days. Driver rsyi
Rich1osd; Rung Bateman, Cbarieston; hasnsh D. So
Somers York Cpd brig Franklin Lyle Maan1a as;
sleep Miller AambeioR, Baltimore. -,
NORFOLK March l1-AI schrs j. w. Kemptos, bedei New
York; Mary Washington, Harrington, Baltimore; Ecso Nc
Lelan, New Orleans, ls days; VIM Allen Case Boston -
WMscToN NJ C. March 8-Ar brigs Stsnuaro, tbr) west
Indies Grand Turk. do -
CHARLESTON, March a-Ar brgs Emily paws, bernsaau
Fernandns dc Cnba 3 days. Barne Fish, st JosePhs Fa Fl
days. Solon Forrest Baltimore days. schrs Chace Berry
Is laws; William Henry wilkins, Cherrystone,
Va days Cpd barks Crox du Sud- FRI Leeraq Havre;
Garland Whuemere, Copenhagen ~, c,,
MoBILE March Car ship Williams from new fork' ord
schr More, Blanchard, p, asacola - ,,, =,
New ORLEANS March 5.-Ar ships Saratega, Hathawsy
York is DAYS Hlah Hammond 10 days Russell Robbins,
Havre Dec 2s,h Arno Potter Boston, 10 days brig Washing
TONS Barge Williams Chaeston 10 days, eas aver mcn
2sh Feb Prudence, Cooper Havana days steam packet
Cuba Havana hours CPd ships m kchie RODGERS
Lverpoo Alfred Cheever do schrs Defiance, Scott, New
York; Glide, Marsh Mobile.
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M q N + Y M A IL X E II.
Wednesday.H March l4-6

u Bank stock advanced today slightly and at the close
and rner than has done for several days past
This from the small quantity probably thrown into
the market When the next batch thrown into Fall street
decline again. In other stocks there little doing
Phenix have declined em 1851 lsl within the
lsstfsw days.
This produced by the remarkable II astounding
disclosed concerning the practices OF the Phen Bank
fore Committee Of Investg alton The evidence taken
day has created great II every
persons nou,psrculay the fact of demanding bonus OF
carry house through the river Jordan and them
when half thrsugh dropping them down In the deep
and giving $4,000 worth Of fordpg the rapids.
rather dull and the attendance change
20 have become meagre
From various bank statements indicating
of the banks that garter and curtamens
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15
NEW DRY GOODS.
IMPORTANT ANNOITNCEM

III J. w.REvIS LIS Chatham takes the earliest sppor-
tuniy of announcing through the columns of the Rerad
the Ladies Of New York sad Brooklyn
novel and fashionable Cscoes offered public nsce;
having purchased them advantage which
cash could enabled offer La
dies who visit bis establishment early at prices infinitely
cheaper than former perod and adequate idea
formed OF the superb and rich quality Of these
goods but by actual inspection and will be found surpas
all precedent which undoubtedly suit the asdous
and most economical OF purchasers.
" The approval system Of one price Is still continued
this establishment j, W. REvIS, l28 Chatham ST
nfi2-lm- doors fnou Pearl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

IMPORTATIONS.
New ORLEANs-Per Brig Vrginia-1650 barrels flour 10
order.
Craftsmanship Anson-l23 bales cotton Bolton, Fox
do Wadsworth SMh-a lot of casks jean
naret& Co-ot of machinery Rogers Ketcham Gou
veneur-2o pkgs Smith Mls-So do Moore Jackson-SS4
bales cattsn TO order.
HERTzBERG-Brig prusan275 pipes 2S5 half do 100 sbs
brandy to order. -
MoBILE-Brg Marshal Ney-4 bales cotton Manning, Kos
ter& Co-36 do Marshall, Carv Co.'S do Adams-l5d do
Hamilton Coz Bailey Keller Rcmsen5 do White
Richards pkg Lowery Co.
PASSENGERS.
Per Brig Marshal Ney, from Mobie-Messrs F. Hutch
c. Van Epps C.. Verbryck Farmer. j. r Gurncr
DWarker w. c. butcher, p F Garrell, j. IL, Shaw, b. c.
Babbett
Per Ship Ansoa from Charleston-Mrs Hail. Mrs. OHaa.
male, J. Ritter, A. A. Parker.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

Suddenly, Alexander Morrison.
His fuHera will take place this day, at 81 O'clock from 5Ss
Broadway His friends and acquainances particularly
quested to attend
instant Deborah rec of the late Jacob Smith,
aged 60 years.
on the 10Th the residence OF her inlaw Feder
Benger Esq the village of Mohawk Mrs Mary De Wsfe,
aged years. formerly widow Of Peter Myers Esq OF the
village OF Herkmar.
On 18th instant widow Catharine Lawrence aged &C
years.
Al Plymouth Mass the 9Th inst James Sposner Esq aged
6l years.
Al Amhesburgh Upper Canada after short and painful
Illness Arabela Gon Inns of the Honorable James
NADIA.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15
State OF Trade.

WEDNESDAY, EvssIrG March H.
Trade has been rather more ave today than yesterday but
sii dul for the seassn
Cotton about the sales taks place for shipment
exclusively, al prices befo~s mentioned The packets carry
out almot altogether There
o,her shipments The snip John R.bb full 81 cotton with
about l5S barrels ashes osly.
say bales, but The boyem the ssshs
ne suar traders In the market AZ
srrsr reduction thas hoders will present submit To- The
arrival. Cor week had % SO bales pents 70 nj
hs,es thus i-creasng the stock % bales leaving ON hand
$50 Al bales Prices for actual sales bad been auos-
b the trade spd prices re~a,ned The same .. be-
Gar. :, ported imports 10 S4 brles exports
The :. lrs ia 800 sto,h On hand ei.5ei bales.
Al ssvans.h al The impcrn we're cleared Sii-sales
asoa males Al ala n stock 90 hand, 81, 27obslcs.
d. f-r Az kinds continues good, asd for
co,srmp,,or The pes looking In of
Scarcity ~ all qualities =, -..---- - -.,
With ~ cuttings, which we're ascheiy lcwsr-
s.y 4 - ~ The lnspectsns for the year erfns Oct LIST
las, were $500 hbdshsm Oct IL, W March - $50 bsxs
heads -.
AZ New leans ~ i-s h~re wss fs', dsras~@s.Ss sos
Ne wei we're hhi- n ssrrm-s ~ yaef fns nspee-
ssp~ Or ne weeh we're Ss the hkh rates
kcsAa epss>g vnh persons y pssvsna issS soyAg
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15
MARE RED.

Al Jersev Civ ON the 18th ias Thomas G. Ryerson ESQ
fone Of be Justices OF the Supreme Court OF New Jersey
Miss Ogden daughter Of the late Robert Ogden, former
Iy of ElIabethtowD.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

sSORTED PICKLES
A 1000 Eases, dozen each, gslon lan
1000 do do do halt do
500 DO do do quart do. put up n
Sd il. WELLS 1874 Water n
J26-Sms door o Hollis HOteI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

NOTICK.-The Books and Accounts the undersigned,
IN kept by RICHARD HAROLD, their Agent, are in
their hands for Collection All persons indebted To said Har-
od for Ale and Beer by book account hereby
notified to the To the Undersigned the said Har
M. vAssAR L co.
New York. February l, 1885,
N. b. Customers can be supplied with Pale and Amber
Aes, by leaving their orders 1855 Cedar street, their
Sub Office, foot of Delaney street f24Iw
YOUNG GENTLEMEN are qualified ler the duties
i of the Counting House at Fosters Establishment, leS
Broadway, in expeditions and superior manner Book
keeping Penanshp kc taught improved paR by
which competent Wedge of these branches Oh
tanned In third of the usually devoted that pur
pose
Prospectusrs may be had by opplyag NJ the Rooms
From the Boston Evening Gazette.
The manner in which Bookkeeping is frequently tsngb
conveys very imperfect idea Of the practice Of merchants
The great difference between theory and prsceebeween
the study Of and It's application, is well known
worthy the consideration all wish acquire the
forms and Of business In thorough and eecua
ner.
From the Boston Republican,
We personally acquainted with Mr. Foster, and take
In recommending his establishment the
tce Of fellow citizens We have examined his in
detail have observed bis modes Of instruction in full
ton and fully impressed with the praccabty and utility
OF his plan facilitates beyond all other methods the attain.
meat Of FREE eleg ant and rapid business hand.
~ LESSONS IN FRENCH.-A gsalemsn who has had
forming classes above and will give lessons day and
evening upon simple and easy method whereby
taught 10 speak and write the language with huency and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

This represents the variations Of the Massachusetts banks
periods indicated The Boston banks fern epa-
OF their They IS 10 number, with
initial of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

TINS EVENING, will he

DARK THEA1nE.--TMis EVENING, will he
SAM WELLER; Or. Ths Pckwickians-Mr rickwick Mr.
FuR.:n ESQ Mr ns,TsodmMr
Mr. Plscide-Miss isabella wsrde; Mrs Richardson
LA BAYADERE-The Usknown, Mr. Jsnes--Oifour Mr.
Richings-zelee, Madame Lecemie-Fatima Mrs Checker
II performances commence att O'Clock
Boxes si~Pis 50 cests-Gsiery IS cents.
~ hsa's0sR wAiLzck. Isssee.-TMIs EvENlNs
oRIoGANus~c.ius ssareiu., Coriolanu., Mr. Hambin-
A PAS DE ,cINoUE, by the Juvenile Mandarins.
MILLER AND lis MEN-Grindorf Mr. n wplask-Ra-
Doors open atst~performance begin att. Boxes ST. Pit
90 cents Gallery scents.
A POLLo-4lo Broad.uay, Canal street.-The pub
opened
The new grand NAUTICAL Ballet entitled THE PUPIL OF
corwh Captain Of the Nsvy-cord an ocer
Doors open ats.-periormance toeommence att O'Clock
Season and other Tickets 10 A. NJ r. NJ,
at The office Of the Apollo where seats may be secured
rrcesof admission throughout the house SO censchldren
?, , Gents
Zo32LoGdCAL INsThTUTE, No. 81 BowERY
now open for the The collection OF
at O'Clock p. NJ at 8 in the evening The hours Of
exhibition will be from 10 TO IL the from to past
r. NJ and from to past the evening Ambulance IS
eentsChildren half price. Every attention will be paid TO
the venaoa and careful officers in attendance the
visitersirom the intrusion ofmproper persons.
Signed C. 5. ANGEVINE& co.
4-3mdt Proprietors
odd FELLOW - BALL.-The first annual Bali
~ of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will given at
the City Hoel Monday evening the 18th The room
will be spenddy decorated with banners, moos &C. embe.
mee ofihe Order Dodsworrhs celebrated Band enga ed
Tickets So Rclucing refreshments ades to be had at
the City Hote Capiaa Seely Branch Hotel Atwrs Music
Saloon, broadway Firth Halls Music Store Franklin
square, or ofeither OF the managers
WIN. Y. CLARK, President.
WILLIAM CHARLIcR Secretary. m127tt
ST. PATRICK'S BALL.
DETER L. FEIRTY, respectfully his friends
aud thepubc generally that his first Annual ST ParcKs
Ball will take place on Friday Evening, the 10th March,
at Masonic Hall. Broadway.
Mr. Williams walaces Coton Band is engaged for this oe-
The order Of Dancing will be Two Collons and
Jig in succession, interspeed with Waltzing, Spanish
Fancy Dances.
Tickets $l-to admit gentleman and ladies'
ained at the following places The Bar of Masonic Hail.
Sixth Ward Hotel and the Manhattan House. Duane
NJ 9th. Dressing Rooms will be under the direction
Mr.. Matthew Conlan and the subscriber. m8-2s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

In addiiiont TO these items. end the following fsse;
The circulation has been reduced since February
The specie has been increased since do, 59lo SC
The deposites (nesasg dividends unpsd) have
been reduced since do, 47,ise So
The discounts have been reduced since do, ssio 20
From all these will be that the Eastern
the midst Of very active process Of csuaien
One OF the causes this result undoubtedly the
sue Of bills by The New York banks by which the small
bills Of other thrown back for redemption.
Specie has again fallen say be quoted nj TO n per
cent We ready for IN active BUSINESS but II comes
slowly.
g~Iea nj the Stuck ExehauRe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15
a ssIGNEr,S SAFE OF CLOTHING-1
DRNJAMIN CHAPLIN i

DRNJAMIN CHAPLIN los Maiden Lane, has
ID Sany hand large asserme nj Of fashionable Tuscan
and Of his manufacturing which he eer
for very the dozen. Also Ribbons hine-
nv articles nc Merchants and others invited 10 call
and examine themselves mis- lms
DIRDS-A fac lot OF Canary Birds for at III Seven:
ID teenih street. between 9Th aad 9th avenue ml33tt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

cas-. s.s ), .1si.s :: !: :: s.rc c:is "a
sseuu~. rlns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

ITO LEAsk-Fsr tern ~ years The pe Min 49,
ed " he village ~ Yves chester, We tebsies ossssy-
Fvssessisu gi~ On Ne iss ~ April Apply 20 %
JAM rs OAKLEY o. TIE PreUa
wsssk~asr, ueA n, isa fN-iaNsA~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

fr MUSICAL PARrIES-Second Ward Hotel, No, 81
Nassau -These parties, which have gwen such ut
tsacon will be Thursday evening The
proprietor himself om the talent he mas ensagea, 20
music be expected every evening 20 COM
mence a o'clock Tickets l2t cents mott
DOONIs TO LET-Wh or without Board. Apply at
II No. 0 John ST. mlo-IM
NILLTNER WANTED-one who perfectly
N understands the making and trimming OF sK nals NC
=, oe7 Unjs~n 81, mis- ST.
A FARM ON STATEN ISLAND FOR
EnR SALE OR TO LEr.-Situated about three miles
Aback from Mersereau Ferry, or four miles from Qua
Ground containing So acres Of and 10 OF which
land balance good tillabe land Ine YARN mas
House and Barn with Garden, Fruit Trees, &C. attached
Possession given Immediately For further particulars apply
H. INELiN <oi uilon o..
mI5at*
SCOTT,S PATENT Door SPRlNG.-This
- superior article which be applied To description OF
al trng particularly recommends itself
lated Tor halls Of aansoHs hotels chuches banking establish
and private dw eng or IN act Ter any
place desirable to keep doors closed may be seen
and its use and appc1,Sn eSRs'Se EOS a. Tea warebou,.
mI5.Int SO Chatham ST.
0ST- the 18th inst in passing from the corner of Ami
IL " and Wooster Bung Slip the morning of the
18th inst passing from the above place up Broadway to
place 10 place starting brass Cap patent axetree
engraved Coils Lawrence New Haven, NO ~ Ferry ST.,
Any person having found the above Cap and will
leave Amty 1874 Front ST., will be sui ably
warded MISSY
VISITING CAEDs, cARDs AT HOME.
FASHIONABLE ty!ss!E!Na AND STORE CARD
ESTABLISHMENT,
so John street, of William
III The latest fashions received. mlflm'
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LkT-A number OF small three story sric
W houses, situated on Jackson Aveaue between Eleventh
and Twelfth Streets known Union Ceurts suilabL
residences for respectable $500 per Ap
ply 10 j. NJ cox, Is Maiden Lane, 10 THOMAS MAC
FAkLAN 1ah street near the Third Avenue, between tn
hours Of IL and o'clock.
~ b. The above houses finishing and will be read
fer occupation bv the 18th OF April. fl7.Ims
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BY this will be that the Boston banks rapidly
failing They will be ready for resumption
will.
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