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WEATHER


The lst = ). !. >. 9. -. II. I3. u. 22. - 2.i
- and Solver" far days. Tie and Il were
cfoudy. Tie &, :. II. II. IL. IL. l. II, ~. ,
-. - and - We're rarwdIc. There was Rain
on the :. y. .6;ni - The Gunnti,, Of rain
in it!is OF ~ inch was rs follows: .,i i:,, IN
there was ] 10Th, on III" Ic,h I..;lh, on tc :.ll..
18th, on the 2th l-l.,l,, on the Psi, i.,;h.
making t",ai Of" l-l,ih inches. T!."." WA.
Hail on e !~lh. distant Thunder il. ia, :;
". Oh the Isl. Near on the 1t!,. ,,h and 18th;
DiSan' l. ci,'nina on the Isl in the - W. Near
oil the Ilh. 21.!d nnd:S T!!" Is,. >. :, q. 10,
H. II, IL. u. l.. 10 20, % and ~ were mjaIy
days. The coficN day was the 4U,L; the ,roy,y
est the lst. TIL" |. , >. !. y. .. TO- H. l.. T..
u -. 23. -, -, 20, y, - and - were cioxH
less evenings.
REM,RKs.-WcsiwardIy Winds prevailed;
tory observations ont OF 80 giving wcstwurdy
winds. There was frost on - Is, 20 and II :;
the last Il killing f,ost. Severe thunder gusts
ON ihe 2G and -. Of,hc ~ c!nuless eycninus
innr only We're .farorohe for STELLA ohscrva .o,,
and three others pas,;ly from l!'ti, Mar,l,
to 4th INST there was very smnliY at,nospI,crc
The THERMOMETERS used this u,onih (as i'm MiarcIl
is attached to il,c Barometer which hauos on ,;,c
North side Of bui ,riihin the house. The window
s'is'lcs OF the room are generally raised. day and
night; buf Tie shntters are closed from o'clock
=. NJ to day break, aud two ont Of t!.c four from
MERIDIAN 10 SIN down. to exclude the sun Not
withs!anding ihs care to Obtain tho same lem
pcraturc within doors as that without ,;,. tc,n
peratl'rc OF the room is not rs low al sun rise
sometimes by lndcgrces.) or al 81 O'Clock +. VI.
rs i."nt OF doors: and seldom as high in the
heat oI the day. This acronnts for the Their
'nomet"ra not being, III March a' its minimum
| until one hour and half afcr sun rise. In
fiit flp stu ~ - ~
makc) hung i'll the North H.uzZa will be record
But little Hull fell OF the 2s,h
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sgseeCAA W. A'EA0N.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.. }


Ey Ills Erc,Nsnty PIERCE NJ. EI}r-
LEX. Esq. Gogtrnor anil Commander /.
m Chi.FN ant nrtr tie STAT. aforesaid.
NA/ ilEREAS on The 2I.h Of October.
~ lc:}1, Proclamation was issued hy
linS Department, on;.rin: Il reward of 5000
'"r 'hr apprehension an,! delivery of ACk.
anc@ro !!:a:i slave, :I:H property Of George
McAil!iy. charged with The murder of WM.
NANrH, and which said Jack has cscaprI
;i!h He'd from u,i"c--
ANA " h"r"aS it was made known 10 ,bis
tr!n"i:ncnt. by letter from Ills Excclcpcv
ne Governor Of Kentucky. dated 7,h of
.laT"". 1888. i!;a' the said negro Jack,
hH" or siN weeks previous 10 he date of said
letter h;'d tr'n apprch"ndrh, and was then
c"''iincd IN The lai! III Frankfort, as IL fuei-
i've ir"n' justice, on accn::;u Of sa;d n,ur
der ant' as snci wcu'd be delivered To any
agent c.oi!icd with proper demand r.o,v
!liis Department: And whereas. in c,rsc-
gnrncc %! the aforesaid n.ul aton rrnn,
iiiS i.S"c'i"ncy tic Governor of kcnlucI;y.
Il ad'n.and. II! due ::'i lrr;l! firm. was ,oa,;,.,
nearing GATE itr l!'I oi April last, rc0u;r
III" ~" Governor Of !icn:uciSy 10 s,,ircudrr
III" body Of Ill" saId Jack To Tic ccn,lhcrc-
III mined. 10 HE cni ;'lH; he u;oi,t Lo
brought ~ th:' State ;ni t.icd for lie soiJ
'r'ni": Md "h"rris i; appears TIM; hc,nr..
itie ;'r!iva! q! the agent from his State IN
Kcntnrhv, with tie icp,nuJ ,G,ro,.,;I
ulir ca!!in.. hi; ,:.,,,, II,.,.,,. ,'..''
III ,!ic iail in ,'rau; tnr, ,;n,..,,,".
power Of attorney from, l;n,..,.'. ~, ,I;,.'
tn" owner Of sa;,, ,.rk ana ,rh'i:s'
hnmn the iailor is riinnwav sin"" or .n;, ..'i,
MriliI...S, IN u.;,nu, ,,,n ...;,I Ill S'!'''
cA him: Ar,!,n ,hr ..,;l ,i...,', ,.,,a oen'
gent ui sad Mci.;t.v. ;l,,..w,i, s",,i ,.,;I
.,,,nr, t,..r, ., aus :'.'' sh:!
Owiu. cout,v. l{rn,rclT VIII, .,.i.';', III ~
i:,m. and refused to ;;,;n.i:, ,,,c .,,,,,,r,i,
s.j;I:. Io Is sinlisG! vru,rr. !,. ,.....-:,,.
.i..h !, i. further s,:.,.,,, ,n ,,,;., D.,,r.,..,:
tina, ,ha nr;,ro's nan,r. -, ~. las, .,in ,,..,.
chnug,ti FROM J5ch,o b.
NJN- KNOW ~
,la, irs,;,c r,:,y h.. I.,,o ,,i., IL: ';"en'
his ai,!reS, and !,a.;.t. l,-mmi,, ~ rn"'I "''.M'
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Ee:lsss, Cf Es:ar:sss,s;.s,.

IINE = Ia ls:!|
~: board Of Nr"r;.r. l.av,ns declared :,
ni''""nd a. iw" Dollars and r:jv Cru:~
g. ~ onr'"!' S!''rc al The Cari;,l Stnr' @
ms ;ia"N. lc same III! be paid 10 tie SO I,
,"!'',.'s" ~ ,'i'i; .s;'l representatives. on or rrr
lie md oi' July.
II. IItTCHI;ON, Caslicy.
June - ~
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proper under such heavy responsibility. If
any ofthem differed with the great body of
the Peoplc, it was thought we'll 10 let liem
aci with their eyes open. 1t is nol dis
guiscd that the hope was INDUCED, that it
might strengthen the ranks oriLc Imdcpen-
dent Treasury Party, in Congress; tIla,
honorable men might thereby he induced to
vote lor a measure about which they were
hesltating, and this too without ii sacrifice Of
dignity" IL in this the Legislature was
mistaken, it will AT least have the conSola-
ton ol having fairly made known to or.'
members of Congress, the opinion Of The
Stnie.
we could say moro, hut VIC feel that VIC
have already said TOO much. In II future
Ho. we may recur to the subject. We
have fallen in strange times when it he
comes necessary to vintlicate the rig hit OF the
Legislature. to express lis opinion upon ii
great subject oIpnhlic poli,y. BE it so. 1t
IS a question which comes home to The Pco.
pie and it they are prepared to say that
heir Legislature shall forever after hold its
peace, VIC must bear it with the hes, grace
wecan.
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miscellaneous. lM
NEW ORLEANs, NInN ID.

New ORLEANS, May 10.
Nicciy Cau@ht.-A few nights since. a
thic,vin" rascal entered Il house in the up
per part of tn" city from the front door, ana
commenced approrria ing divers gopds ana
chalties to his own immediate account.
While hu,ly engaged another pro oGsSionm
Scnticin;'ii, Il stranger, entered from Il bacl,
door. and "sct up III the same business
WhIio both were pursuing their avuca,iuns
nnsclcSsly aud i'll ihc dark. they accidental,
~ came IN contact, each thinking hc had
evoke up the lawful owner; II hard scutl!c
CONNIE need, nrsciiina chairs AMI tables
and rHi,in" such - tremendous racket that
the proprietor was rousc,. he soon came la
The scene of action, when the irrc-buoicrs
discovering their mistake. made oil lcavin"
all their plumber and escaped. It is IL rca!
pity the raScaiS were noi allowed To make a
"kikcnmy cat" affair Of it, and use one
another up.-i'icGyunc.
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Cas-

n VIE Public arc hereby cautioned g.
"mnst receiving note draw hS I've
son l.. BI"ckcs. PAYABLE to Ennic! HOY, lnr
the sum oi 300 dollars. made about t'Ic II In
of March. and payable III" lst Of July
SAID NOT" will NOT he paid on presentation,
as the consideration for which the note was
given. has failed.
lNESON l., BROONES.
May % 1888 co
The Edcchcld Advertiser is requested to
publish the above three times. and charge
this oilicc.-iu%nst0 Chron. s. Scn
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We have several Communications on
hand, which are unavoidahy excluded from
our present number.
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For ourselves, as we said on n former 0cca-
sion, we look upon "Puff" as an i'll omen
passenger is easily deceived IN regard to
The skill of hi, Captain, and hardly any
thug is easier in this world than to &c; :.
"Ccruhca,e." We set but little value on
that character which has 10 be bolstcrcd up
IN this way. The world has been gullc,l
and hu'nhnsscd long enough by the lrickc
ry, and ii is high time to get wisdom.
StcHmtoat racing has cost its thousands.
How long i'll tho Public tolerate this
most mnrdcrous practice! There is no
reason IN exposing a Boat TO an excessive
charge OF steam, for The poor triumph of
making tlip few hours earlier than
usual. One would suppose that The Grst
and :2ad!ns object would he the sofa,y of
The Passengers. This however, seems no,
{" be the opinion OF The owners and officers
of Eoa's. They value IL Steamer as Il
racer does his horsc, and their ONLY con-
Germ is ahnu, .'thc time"
Most OF our readers may remember that
The Georgia, Il rival boat ru,.niD. ~ Balm.
more, a month or So s,ucc cia!cncr,! TIN,
iulaski Tor Il race. This was met rr,ocr-
lyhy the Pulaski, and her owners declined
on ne ground of the great danger io In,
Passengers, and they spoke of c!,nn..iup
TIC day of her departure, 50 as will, ccr.
t"!n'y To avoid Il contest. Twas SAID ;;o,v-
ever, that t',e Captain Of The G.or.io had
| received orders to change hi$ t!nv 10 that of
'''c "iteki, so as to ensure Il race. we
rcmrmhcr Alright. these facts were stated in
the Mercury and perhaps in the Courier
nus lar IN" Pn'aski discharged her duty.
ana some excuse is furnished, for her ,u;,,.r
afterwards INTO "a contest, which She Il, .irs;
sirovc to avoid. But we cannot hold her
@ulli!eSs. Both !inais have been ruciu,. G,,
| "'ahy weeks, and to rh,S cause uu>t be
'S'rio"" 'iir Iscsrni nclanchyiy occurrence.
III l"ia been but short time since. ,v, .,,,.
we r"H'ic announcement, that The TWO rival
Boats had n,;:;la the passage To Eu,,;n,,,,.
III INC very quick ti,nc of .i6 Hna 4? Io,r.
nc 'ac'S that The Pulaski was in every r..
Spcct first rate Boat. and thn, ire I'm,
'a'i G. C:iiccrs We're ,islins sui,iic.; far j.,
| sNh' ana prudence prove that no hnn;u,
@""" 'S"'siS' '''e dangers of
'' excess OF S'teans, and that Tic Public
CT" nave no security as ionr us raci,, !.
| ;, - - S''''' ''ii' IN explosion WIS
| "'t q s''o't ''i'c s1acc, hy Pro-
| '"''"o'iShcu Chemical
| ?, '''' gwen h"ur solemn
'.'''i we VIII ada TO the
| m ''"'' vi one th!ho
| ..:, NY seVrrat InuI-
| i'"s' ""'"''SS nave made
upon ''''''. II VIC have
"' "c nave reserved rich re-
| ',''''' '"''"':"" l" "etract from,
va '''' ''''';'"r"a' E"!'"n, we hrS-
''''" ""' 10 S"S' 'iii't II "on.d have been
"' ~ ''''' ''''' nc III" HrvrT lived,
',''" '''':' '''e p'e"c:!' coa''ii"n oi things
| "'''"'" S"'''i:ic i"E "hc Year longer.
1,h,, r,
,;,;; ,,I,;.L I"'
Session ,r,r, '""
| ,., '''' " II '''''''
,,d :, :. >i'''''''S'
or ,v, !, ".""'''
or i,.v,,,,,,;o,. '''' f"e>'''"
cynrcss o,,. h..,,I,. ~
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The Bank OF Hamburg has declared n
Dividend of 5pgr cent. for The last months.
and is checking on N. York, III per cent.
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iHH WHEAT tRoP.-'ihc Chamhcrs-
bur" ('a.! tcp"Si'ory *ayS:-accr;,,Is con
'i'i"c l" reach us Tnn all parts ni Ihr Union.
representa-" thc pr"spcr'S for Il fine crop ot
wheat t" hc extremely iiaI,cring.
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Notice,

a LL persons indebted to the estate of
W Iliihh Williams, dccrascd.>arr re-
1nes'ed to make immediate pay mcnt. and
'h"s' hav'n@ demands I" presen; licm pro-
pcrly aticstcd.
WILLIAM ERUNSON, .idmr.
May 23, l-3S # IS
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sfsEDECeEE.

VIZ. Subscriber, from the opportunities
d of his friends, has concluded so far to
rcSnn'c The practice of his profession, rs 10
attend to all calls in Chronic Diseases. A.
m"mS these. he would mention particularly
S"r"in!a ar Kings Evil, Cancer. Diseased
Mamma, Chronic Sore Legs, &c. Address
T.. l. CtRTLEDGE.
Park's T. O., Edsci:eld Dis. S. c.
May - # Il
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oER: "a 's'sn;si

q IL lcf-ons nsirhcd 10 DIX. IIAwwooo
"A BH;r viii .''"1sc call and >c,t," will :. 3.
t,"""s, wi!" Is duly authorized 10 settle up his
!''""S'i a .!'c receipts ii Bt.,i'.
IuGc c2;. !c,.S II, ~
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FEoH HncnM.ux.-Cnpt. Myers or ,!:n
snip J. f!nFi"7|j, arrived yesterday iroi:, Har
1"anv, IN - siav:. state, thu, the wine cror
!" 'hi' part "i i'rHncc. wa. Totally ,.c..,ov-
r;i m I" Il n"n"y ir"sI on H." 1891, Arr:l.-
here hat d""nHn advance in cyrscun,urr
"i rom 10 Ia 70 per cent in wines anal
hrinLi-s.
u" states that the last accounts from
Hra'" we're iav"ra' ic tr i!.r Carl;>i<-.h.
l"rel$n officers an'i troops were leaving the
queen : army, on account of no, brin.
Pa'd. Many oi ,hcn, particularly Eng
h,'''ncn and Germans. had arrived i'm Bor
dcaux.-.!icrcu y. JAnc2I.
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D"srcrniion.--On Friday. Il woman by
the name cr Mary liavcn. wen, TO reside
rs IL domestic in the family Of SIr. Levi
brigham, residing on The corner of Milk
ANA !lawiry streets. There wa, occasion
to sES::"rt her Of theft, ana it being deter
mined I" di>cnr"r hcr. Mrs brigham in
formed her this :nornin. thai when She i,ad
done her work, she mig lat leave the ho;:.r
telling her thai she was dishonest. and adj
ui''"--' N"" rave now on " pair ornv hose. ;
! he W"'';;'n wen: Ia her c:,an,hcr. which j i,
IN the attic, or .f.Nh story. of The huuSc. aud
beng alarmed hy detection, and the f:.ar.
pt"hatiy."i prosecution. having l:r,r thrown
her hundl" ri clothes GU, of The window. cr
i!""!"y street. cl"nb out and lc, l,crs.. +
down. 'Io.din. !'y her l;:wi> TO tn. window
sill. wii"r" she WAS FIRST observed. nitrr,rr
ing, apparently, 10 get hack again. Fiul;rg
'!'s lamp" .>ihlc, Size rclirpri-hrd her hold
"nd Ir!i 10 the pavement. where Size was
ia:: II MP alive and sensible. and wi.l, wiolr
h'nhs. Tire" l,hysica,:S wcr. i.nnrcii;:,Iy
called lay MIR. Br;2iiam To r.assi.,rncr br,
il Is ap.r"hcn!ch that The shock has 100
severely injured ii"r Tor recovery. She
Was conveyed to The Hospital. -u'J.:nscr;pt.
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Meteorological Observations
Near Tie Village of Ab!cvilIc : g. in the year
s. ISIS. by vuuM,s PARKEr.
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Thc nai:ic of G.n. J. Hamilton was pub.
h'''ed i" our paper om i'li'!ay. in TIE Ii, Of
phs'cn";;,' by 'h. Pulaski. We rejoice 10
,,H!" t'iHt Gen. ii;.m;.'"n did no. 20 in the
r"!l>!H' ;'i'h"'ghE" had rncngcI IL pns>.n.
''f '''n;'cii AMI ian:Iv. He was mos, E,:-
'n"2, ~ d"''iH"'i, hy tn" nnn-cnnrlcri"r of
certain rhr"rS. connected with his agency
Tor Tic S''.Ic in .lcrcury.
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CoNGREss.--On motion Of Mr.. Cambre-
ling. the House in Committee of the V hole,
on '''o 18th inst. took up the Bill To provide
fc.: TIE collection. transfer, dishurstn cnl aud
safe keeping Of the public revenue. This
il not 'he Scnato's BIZ, but thc Bill re-
ported by ihe Comn,!tie, of Ways and
Means, and enbraciis The Specie Currcn
cy plan rs proposed by AIR. Calhoun. MIR
Cambrcling ope''ctl the argument. ant was
followed by hlr. Pickens Il, grea, length
The debate was going on at the last accounts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30
English Fashions For JrIy
Iron La Belle Assembles.l

CARRIAGE DREs-Rebe OF blue pou de Sol the border is
trimmed with single aouncc Tight corssge, high
dem large Pink Grape drawn bornet wide brim,
interior with b2ndesu OF blond lace, and
rsses al the sides curtain veil OF uie edge
bris Is decorated with placed ssrke on
Large shawl Of white davet
fringe the fringe % surmounted by chief dor.
DrssER DREs-Rose eoored pcu de Sole robe, the
OF ornamented tsblier with boulon flashed
the edge by vslsn. low corsage, with
formed perfectly novel and round lapel VIC.
oris sleeve Victoria hat Of rice straw, ae Interior OF the
brim trimmed end lace appets which brides
the crow IL decorated with shaded marabou plume and
white ribbea.
Promenade de Naplcs high dress rhubarb
eund str ped dark brown the corsage quite pp
throat and scanned down the ceatre the 'front.' forms
the shape In a very graceful tue sleeve
lower part s In the centre and ehte, ed in folds the
sboulaers where 4. orDamented with three voans The
bonnet white pou de soe ne interior OF the brn Is TRIM
med in cap style, with blond laced drsperiss and white
ribbon Curtain veil Of tue iiusios.
MORNING DREa-Pegnoir redingote OF Indian Iaconet
trimmed en- aber with full bands let In
between narrow embroidered sfhgb corsage, the
front suite. The sleeve Is ul except the
shoulder aud the where II Is conned by embro
dered cuff Peiene collerrte sf embroidered muslin trim
med with lace. Pink pon de Sole hat ornamentd In very
novel style with wkits TO es and pnk ribbon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30
To the Departed.

Ilps have kissed, ye are faded and cold.
Hands have pressed, ye are covered with mould /;
Form, I have clasped, thou ART crumbing away,
And soon In thy bosom the weeper will lay.
Friends OF my youth, I have witnessed your bloom !;
Shades Of the dead, have wept AT your tomb;
Tomb have wteaths were they worthy Of thee,
But who will e'er gather garlaDds for mes
Friends Of NY youth. ye are Fastening away,
Grave. IL there room IN the chamber Of clay
We who have ki,her so hastily led,
Say, 10 there reem In the greep curtaned bed7
Dreams Of my youth, ye are fad, d and gone,
Mist nj The valley, yc have cloudcd the MORN;
Death, will yeur vapors necessarily rolf
And life must u Pass In the night Of The soulS
Souls Of the blest from the mansions Of day,
Looh on the Pilgrim and ghtep his way;
wisg your swift fight te the death prepared bed,
With vision o. glory to circle his head.
Stars ye are thick in the pathway OF lights
Visions OF bliss, ys are bfnishing MIS- hti
Pilgrim, arise Tor the journey you treas,
IsIessing TO regions whence sorrow has SEQ
Bpds OF the spring, ye are blasted and dcsd'
Leaves Of the summer, your beauty mas nso'
Mister OF grief, from the night the so".,
The pole<tar, Religion, will scatter my k'oS'@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30


Ofall the shameful impesitions practsed upon the
public of this city, next to the iniqstsus
poly, and the extortons of house owners) none are
SO as the frauds daily perpetrated by hack
men.
Wewill no, include all In one sweeping asseveraton
but the majority of them are low, drunken dissi.
pated, depraved and disgusting SET This majority
never let slip an opportunity to swindle the unsus'
peeting stranger, or to bully the umid female We
resce to see that two or three of our contemporaries
have begun take the matter in hand and we should
be wanting in duty we to refrain from lend
ing helping hand to put down the shameful system
ofextortion which the hackmen have SO long car
RED on.
In order that oar readers may have data TO oby
and to check the fraud, will state that the follow
ing are the fares OF the Hackney Coaches established
by law
Conveying passenger mile or less, 37a cent Is.
Every additional passenger, rs cents.
Children under tive years of age, nothing-irom
two TO fourteen, half price.
Each passenger is entitled to take one trunk, va
lice box, bag or other travelling package-and as
many more as he pleases by paying SIX cents each
extra, or l2i cents, If over a mile.
If the distance be over one mile and not over two
milestone passenger is 80 cents, and each addition
al, IS cents.
BY the day, with enc or more passengers. %.
BY the hour, for the first hour, gl; End hour, 10
cents, and succeeding hours, 50 cents
If a carriage is taken by the day or hour il must
be so specified al the time of firing.
If hack is detained or hindered the driver is emit
tied TO rs cents for the first hour and 3t cents per
hour afterwards, in addition TO mileage.
Each hack is required to be conspicuously number
ed and to have the the rates OF fare posted up within
it, and in default of either of these the driver shall
not demand or receive any pay"
The following is list Of distances:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30

SLEEPING CARRIER.-A vagabond Irishman named
John Garvey stole trunk of clothing from offs cart
at Peck Slip and after taking possession of what he
considered available" threw the trunk off the dock
The property belonged to an old lady, with five
grand children dependent upon her, and had sent the
trunk to Virginia Packet, whittier she was about
embarking; but not coming down as econ the
cartman did who conveyed her baggage that gentle
man stretched himself upon his cart in order to
take nap until her arrival, and while he in this
interesting situation the robbery was committed.
The perpeuator has been arrested and locked up
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30

% The Turtle Club revels are to be discontinued
at Heboken. The location never was good one
The Hacksnsack meadows are by no means an
agreeable retreat-the air is too confsed-atmos.
phers too close. There are mad dogs also in the vi
cinty of Hoboken, which, added to the lamenable
lameness Of the honorable president of the concern,
is sufficient excuse for boiling the big pot some
where in the state of New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30

NlBLo's.-Tonght the interchangeable Niblo presents
US with two new vaudeves, "My Wife's Mother"
lie Coureur de dot; embracing the talented corps
engaged in this establishment, viz: Miss A. Fisher
Mrs. Cramer, Messrs. Bishop. John Seton, Thayer,
and Archer have all parts assigned them calculated
to display their varied talents.
Chekeni and Fireworks are expected to 60 off with
eclat
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30
DIED.

On Saturday evening" the 28h late No
3 McDousal street Mrs Nancy Van Beuren widsw OF Beek
man street. in The Seth year other age.
Of his age. 49, 's~i
Saturday, the asth inst, John Hyard in the 4s,b wear
his age. '"
On Friday 9th inst Mary Dunn, wife Danie Ayres aged
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30

%" German silver-forks-s poons-pens-pencil
eases. splendid assortment at &c Maiden lane,
corner Of Nassau street. See advertisement of Morris
Jacobs in another column.