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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-01


THESS MADE EASY; beiIfg new introiactior
W To- the ridiments Of that scientific nHd hopntS"
game. BY George Walker, Teacher Of Chess.
Uncle Horace. a novel by rdrs S Hail author OF
Sketches Of Irish Character, The Buccanser, Ns ih ~
vols. 49,. ~
The Spirit of the W ODDS illusttated by coonrsd on
cravings by the author OF The Moral Of Flowers
Fnden's Views of Ports and Harbours of Greet brS-'
tain
Fora's Gems or the Treasures Of the Parterrej "
bouquets, drawn and coOured from nature, by sames
Andrews: with poeticel lustrat nns, b. LOUISA Aum
Twamev, author IF The Romance Of Nafnts.
A Glossary of Terms nsed in 'ircci1n suhsiI ita-
pi, and tojhc Architecture; the SECOND edition. en-
larged: exemplifei by 90 wGod cats ,.
Sddock,s Engineers Pocket BocN;, for the NJ 1885,
with an Almanac; by Henry Adlock, Civil Engnfrr.
Works of Lord hacon, -th an Introductory essay,
and portrait; new edition, complete IN Z vols, 4.
Bishop Burneis History Of his own Time: nom tfse
restoration of Charles H. tc the treaty OF peace "
with historical "a biographical notes; complete in one
volume. Just received and tor sale by
WIN AfclkEAN,
.nx Co,,o nd Tur1mon sta,
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p4RKER,s ROCKY MOUNTAINS, &c.

pARKER's ROCKY MOUNTAINS, &c.
rOURNAt. of an Exploring Tour beyond the
d Rocky Mountains, under the direction Of the
ABCF NJ performed in the years 1885, '36 and
70; containing description of the geography. ge-
ology, climate and productions, and the mum Oh
manners and ustoms of the natives; with Map
Of Oregon Territory, by Rev. Samuel Parker, NJ.
he River and he Desert; or RecollectIons of
tho Rhoue unh tn. Chartreuse; by Miss Purdoe,
author oi'the City of. SD tan, &c. in vols.
TIE Robhcr, Tale, y the author OF Rlcheiieu,
The Gypsy, Attila; in ~ r.-....
The Two FIirts; or Ad, lure in Country
House, aud other Tales, by Lady Bessington. =
Rnlr,sr. Mrs Norton. Barry Cornwall, Mrs Gore,
Cou,ain Mcdwin, and others; in 2 vols.
the Lie AMI Adventures OF Nicholas Nick'eby,
edited by Boz, with Illustrations by Phiz, No. l.
! Just re, elvcd and tor sale by
i 4
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FRED. WILKINSON.

HNrAT DE LA IOuISIANE-Cuui de District
s'Idu premier di .trie judi iaire-Hham Fuller con-
tire SEES creacnrs-Nu. l6549 La cnssion des propne-
ties da pt,onnaire ayant etc acceptee par Ia cour
pour lc fGncfce de ses crcaucers il est decrete que
II nc asse,nplee de- dts creancers nit lieu CRETE tie
Nj VIM Y lie >i-, not pub ,lsndi e 4 &C obre pro-
oh ain 10 heures mntn. afn de deiiherer sur lie
aft res dui, petitonara, en- endnnt toutes ur-
PERSONS GU ses prophecies SOM ar''
tees
Temoin rHon. A. NJ. buchanan, JUICE de la cour CT
II sVpr:3 G W LEWIS, Dep. Gretfer.
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rRANKLIN INFIRMARY.

rEtHE public respectfully informed ina, ms nso
\ tuition is erected on the most improved plan, ana
In IN airy and admirable situation IN the fannoaB
franklin upon Inc railroad one mile from The Miss's
sppi. s,,;dad
into apartments, for keeping separate different ciasses
and different Diseases
The institution supplied with the most skiltu, ana
attentive male and female muses., and speaking ths va
rious modern languages. ~
Private rooms may be had by gentlemen at hvs der
lars ner day includin- attendance. &c.
Terms in the or injury wards. TWO dollars per DAY
Slaves also Two dollars Small o6+ IN the Ordinary
wards. FIVE dollars.
All capital surgical operations extra
The resident physician is DR. Wedde'nan,fo whom
dp mlns,'hnrg M II Rampart street apfalv
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GENERAL COURSE OF COMMERCE..
This course is opeued every day from 5 to O'Clock
p NJ for exercising on the different branches of
conndhi NY.
The Literary and Commercial Institute for Young
gentlemen is opened from o'clock A. NJ, TO o'clock
P NJ. Half boarding scholars admitted
A AUBERT.
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= IRAN 4 oTIJKTs-ilo sacks Bron-5o d" shorts
Ii in store for sale by ~
OH 81 Julia s
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-,a,,nu>,nvr PAINTING.

WHOJ ,ESALE TIN WARE MANuFACTOR?
- LOCKE Il CO., No. % Old i.evee, nave 10
tensive assortment OF lin ware, which they invite deaf
ers in the trade to examine; also 900 Copper sugar
house ski nmers 2O do Sugar Ladies'; ~ doh: copper
sugar lamps: IL Bath tubs assorted sizes; 81 gross
assorted sized Coffee Graigts.
N. B-Roots of buildings covered with zlnc' copper
tin. Copper and lin cutters put up on the slio r'es
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:, ,,IFTY kEiiS FNESH GOSHEN BU lEN,
II 80 boxes cheese,
:! D boxes bunch rasins,
100 boxes Imperial tea,
10 b,rrrls cherry bounce,
10 halt barrels Fulton market
barrels smoked tongues,
lUnoxes + , cheese,
% box ,iilUcIt's starch,
Received per ship Huntsville, Tor sale by
jy-3 + f.to y .nlLl-1h,.. =.
s1KiI-8J tbls N U, II bDle CHIMES just received,
Il for sale by U l'titoEi' no
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LOUISIANA
rrr9Nvr IRE WAR; + O O VI S

M. %, BlenVlIIt s1Iue!'
xxyuLIAM R. CARNES, (fbrmerly of the firm Of
w Flint l. Carnes,) would respectfully inf'rm his
friends and the public that he is constantly receiving
rom New YORK and Boston good assortment OF Fur
ure, such mahogany ch,rs, sofas, ed -teads, ma
lie and painted chairs, maple and cherry bsdstead',
mahogany and cherry tables Of all descriptions, bu.
reau. toilets. secretays, writing desks, wardru es OF
mahogany and cherry, wash stands, looking glasses
feathers, bedding, &C. &c. ,..-..., .o,
NIB. Furniture packed for transportation with great
.ore JED
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NEW HAT STORE

NEW HAT STORE.
UIJST received per late arrivals from New York,
d fresh amt fashionable assortment uf HATS.
The subscriber would particularly call the attention
of The pu.lc to style of beaver hats OF superior
finish fine texture, rio and beautiful lns're also TO
G,s main Russia hat of superior quality; and also
lid article Of silk hat, togetf with general us
- emf manufactu ed by himself, expressly for this
Market va wv OSBORN, "a Camp street.
NJ CT. and country dealers are invited 10 call.
f,h
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Just re- eVcd anu IoT SHE ny
BENJAMIN LEVY.
ORLEANS PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE

ORLEANS PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE
NJ. o.t ,iug"Ztir .,i,tt, opposite n"nhs a'ca'e'
ENSTABliSHED for the execution of maps plans
~ and drawings merchants circulars, business and
ADDE'S cards of ever, description, funeral circulars on
deep mourning paper, apotlecay and druggists LABELS
bank checks, druy receipts printed aud execute III
chrnu and expeditions style, by the proprietor.
WILLIAM GREENE.
NIB Bank Notes net'lv executed. MA
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n
j Rooms "a B;enyile street, 200 Maple and Cherry
Bedsteads; first rue article. Also, good aSsort-
meut of Maple, Walnut, and Painted Chars, when
wan WR CARNES.
Ivy So Bianville street.
NNTHTI.ESALE AND RETAIL COMB AM
w VARIETY STORE, NO. Is Camp stree ',n-
der Bishops Ho,el-The subscribers az now n'ea "
their line comprising every variety OF Combs f'ra',e'
Pe-fumery, Looking Glasses, PLAYING Cards AL
large number of Fancy articles. The following I"
prrt description:
COMBSLTortoise AMI Brazilian high toptnck, tra'
and carved; d. do twist, long, neck, pun, side POKE
add dressing, ivory and horn; fine io'h, dressing ana
pocket combs horn, reddng and nJrs' s'mps "oooeS'
dressing, fine tooth and pocket cons-
PERFUMERY-A general asst. ,.,tit OF french
and American Perfumery, consisting 81 sne water
in hotties Of all shapes and sizes; Law. Florida,
rose orange lemon, jessarine, bergamo> 'llere"rs'
etc fancy SOAPS of every inscriptions mcassar antiqn
and vegetable hair oil and curling fluid; chlorine tooth
wash, carbonc and chlorine dcn'ilee' scented anu pi"
toilet powder; pomatum; preston salts, etc:
BRUSHES-Co great variety OF cio,n'
hair hat Hesh toeth nail comb, shaving plate HEARTH
fine and plain busting, sweeping, erumb iurn',.re
scrubhing and white wash, horse, sEoe ana tanner
couring, paint and Vafiish orushest AH'' '"' ~ 3 "
ny tools of all sizes. =,
LOOKING GLASSES-Corprisins gilt llames o'
various Sizes S, i, and draw toilets German stata,
toilet and poeke sR'nsSs U sh Broom
Highlander, Spiel Carten, French and white back fia
| ing Cards. .,,,,,,, .,,,,,,, rs s,,s.
rior assortment ofportabe desks, ladies' and gentle
mems dressing cases and ladies' WORK ooSes 'ans
and Christmas gifts; pocket books of all Sorts suspen
ders music-boxes lead pencils, crayons, Vohs oea'
bags and purses assortment Of fancy beads superior
quality billiard balls, paste backngi bone, SHIRT ves
fll and suspender buons pearl uons and SHIRT STUDS
razor strops; gas machines for creating light; Spanlsi
and melee segsrs maceouba, Paris rappee and ss",sl
snuas; an assortment OF plain and sword canes back
CANNON boards; dice fancy screens, optics, Jews srs
Cabs, drinking cups, hunting TASKS and game bags
STEEL silver and plated spec,aclcs; mbles, wlne, etc.
handsome assortment Of engravngs, and large 'aTle
y Of other articles, all Of which will be sold tor 10y
nrices, for cash Or city acceptances
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SHIPPING.
For EH@ope.
CoasfWlse.

rUST received at the Louisiana Furniture ware
j Rooms, So Bienville street, 200 Maple and Cherry
Bedsteads; first rute article. Also, good assor sort
ment of Maple. Walnut and Painted Chars when
will be sold for the lowest cash prices.
w II CARNES.
llo ctruaf
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kpAGGING AND ROPE-in00 coils Kentucky
ID Rope 500 pieces Kentucky Bagsng, in ste re and
for sale bv LAWRENCE Il LEGENDRE,
sent6 28 and ~ New l.evee
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rAyE e. SCHAFF Frs Compounl F.uid Ex-
" tract n SarsapuriIla, for the cure ct obstinate
crup,ions of the skin; pimples or Pnstules OF inc
,cs: biles viii arise from impure st tic OF the
blood; scaly cru tons; p ms in he bones; chrome
rhcumatism; te,t r. scrofua, or kings evil; wnit
swelling; syphilitic diseases, and all disorders
arising from an impure stute of the blood, BY long
residevc in Il no climate, or the lnjudicious use OF
mercury.
fan, Prcservatve. the best preparation now cxtant
Among which are the follow ng:-lndian Dye
for col rlns tho hair; Bears on; Russian Bear S
! Grease; Ponatum; ichaw's Free lie Wash: sn.
peror Pearl Powder; Lily White; Cream of Roses;
Vegetable Rouge; ot,c of Rose; Lip salvs; kre-
osite Tooth Wash; Carbonic Dentrlhce; Orange
F,,yer Wa,er; Powder Puiis an Boxes; Amer.
can Charcoal, neatly put up in four ounce walls
P eston Salts; Cologne; kreosote Tooth-aciie
Drops; Hair Brushes; English Dressing Combs
In ran Hair Ol;-wth variety OF other ferfu'
meries, &c. For sale by -
/. W GLENN'S PERFUMERlES.
| &c TRINCHARD,
Corner of Canal and Bourbon streets
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ENGLISH, FRENCH AND SPANISH AoAD

Envy.
PROFESSOR MORPHY assisted by gentlemen of
4 proner qualifications and experience, has opeued
nm Academy, in tn. brick building BELONGING to VIM.
Brand ESQ.,, adjoining the .eranda IN 81 ohares
street whe e Young gentlemen, we'll disposed,w'll re
ceive good education. ..,
MIR. Nj soci,s the co-oreraon of his trends ., ana
those Of education. TO enahe nm 10 reue' 'h's "eu
tuition useful and permanent.
aug23 -----------
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Untou"ded
~ rumors OF the undersigned having sold out,
or discoutlnued his old and long established
GARDEN SEED STORE,
No IS custom house Street,
Having been most indusrlously circulated by self
Interested parlics the subscriber begs 10 assure his
friend. generally, and the public at large, that ne
still continues within two doors OF ms la'e' or
former stand, to ne furnished with III ana e3-
tensive supply Of all the standard kinds OF kitchen
or vegetable Garden Seeds OF the grown ana i'ii'
mort of the present season, 1887.
S,ncs the early part of September, he has re-
ceiycd ample supplies, by the packet ships Vicks-
mrc Kentucky and Arkansas, all arrived in short
nnssages, direct from New York. BY the Mlssis-
sippi and another packet he is in daily exPocta-
ton of supply of Fruit Trees and Asparagus
Roots, having already received Invoices thereof ny
mail.
The subscriber begs further to assure this public
I a, lnrpe that he is at present well enabled TO
meet and execute orders for all the kinds of Garden
Seeds, either wholesale retail, as he ever was
since his first establishment in January, lo22.
Country Dealers and Market Gardeners orders
filled at the lowest and most reasonable rates. by
the pound weight, and gallon or bushe measure
Catalogues, either in French or English, may
always be Obtained on personal Application as
usual, to NM' oh ih'
Garden Seed Store, IS Cus,omhouse street.
NOTE.-A constant supply of Bird Seed, either
mixed or plain; puverzed soup; herbs and Shakers
dried herbs,-with supply Of peas and beams.
NEGRO CLOTHS-30 packages iniseys ker'
Y seys. Nc,, suitable tor negroes, ior sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE " co,
uy,6 l3i Magazine st.
ESIOUR-lOO bbls bes; quality, made Of new wheat
a. lust landed from steamer Gar and ior SAFE oy
- Il DORSEY,
n,6 "A New Levee.
"IAI{AN 4 sHORTS-Il0 sacks Bron--oo do shorts
Is in store, for sale by
,eoa6 81 julia S
TAGGING 800 p's Kentucky B@ggng, IN
ID and for sale by
sma0 II Commerce s
IEyREASURY NOTES-For salc this day, on
S5aND" treasury notes and S2mN Governme
check. on tho Bank Of America, New York, III dltt
'''' Su"' $50, WHITMAN,
srpt ENehs"ss Hoi'" 1t'''R''ir'
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ITRCULARS, Circulars! Circulars = Merchants
Y wishing to have beautiful circular struck of at
the shortest notice. has only eall at the Orleans Lii
thographic office So Magazine sis opposite Banks
Arcade septI5
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NEW WORKS

NEW WORKS.
TENHE NATURALIST'SO OWN BoOK-Comprlslns
Il descriptions and authentic anecdotes OF anadrup-
eds; scientifically arranged according TO me sys'em
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF INSECTS-ln
two volumes.-vo forming "a Of the "Family Il
brary''.
A diges, of the LAW OF EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL CASES
by Henry Roscoe, ESQ. with notes fnd references to
American decision, and to the English common law and
ecclesiastical reports by George Sharswood.
On DIAGNosis OF DISEASES of ths CHEsr-based nF-
on the comparison tf their physical and general signs
by w w Gerhard, NJ d
PRINCIPLES OF PATHOLOGY, AND PRACTICE o.
PHyslc-By John Mackint0sk NJ D., from the last Lon
don edition with notes and additions, by Samuel deo.
Morton, NJ ID, in 2 VOLS. Az ne e..
| I'HE AMrRICAS QUARTERLY REyIEw-No 10 Tor
December 1885. Just received and Tor sale ny !.
10 VIM MCKEE AN. corner ofCamp and Cm
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.saC \ SIDES-ls hhds bacon siae>,l d az from
Is so boat u neral Wayne, for sd by
w IAYET 4 nMf TN w
10 II Coume cstreef.
r. superhne aud 1872 10 fin flour; ~ bols con,n1n
AM as hbts ,ectied whsEey; Ibis mess and 10 Dds
prime PORK; bbls prime bee; the cargo OF mai ooa'
Tor sale low, TO close, bv r,,xc
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IA SFENFER'S Fluid Extract of Sara ariia aud
" Row and's Tonic Mixture, received by
BONNABEl.
sen, Tohopitoulas 81
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ms, landed from steamer Car, and for sale by
- ' Il DORSEY,
A No, Iay
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rASH, or Bank bcAos,--iuSt rprNivod hy
f RRUW Eco
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14
IMPORTATIONs.

NEWCASTLE. Enr-sbip Row,e--49o csal T youngs
30 casks lamp black G Meier x Son
CuRAcoA-Schr Ssrah40c sacks corn 500 bales
43boxes sugar $50 pieces sgwood 70 Fouke soa-so pas
NsssAu-Brig Ansrsntb5 So bales tobacco ais logs nahog
.nv bbs old copper $50 pkgs pkgs old copper to
Tucker 4 Lauries-i basket Huyler.
oranges Nsmh Leea-s2 bags 81 pieces mahogany
Rossreec bags cocoa Maeter-ss do de spcs maho-
NSw osLEASs-ship Nashvine-lse bales Gotten
hhds tobacco Brewn4 kegs lard 70 bbs eork
n wooiey Col pigs deer skins kpmbsun Lsrr CO.
IL Arthur Brovnsb bls moasses Latham
ties ed Homes2b bs Facy-5 80 bbls pork "
les Haxseed Haven Coz bbis Scfermerhorn Narh-l
spreng ri d. beans Pouver-l5 hhds sugar
I9e hegs lard Berthaud III bbs porh Prescott
IN 20 keas Berck Co-io5o bales tobseco Laid
law Lane Co-52 bales order5o do Roenrss VIZ
liamsoo 10 Brows Brother Co-ss do Arthur brown
hegs lard Cobb-2 trunks " Tripp.i do Holmes.
10 pkgs N JuSson--i do , Davis WILSON, woMe
Clark Taylor, Wyckof6 Co-Sel bbis porn - ncvns
son-23e bbs pork In kegs lard yamesLzs DOS po,s
s14 Kegs lard suydam ssgeh Co-sf pigs mdre
Esw osrrsss-ship yssoo-2 pkgs Root, Leonard For
dsb--9I7 seeks wheat BOYD Co-s9pkgs deer Sans
schmidt Co.'S bhds t~bscco Masters, Msrkoe .o-,s
bales Arthur Brew'I-ios DO tobacco Ia no
hnson Pratt Coo Ravens Co bales COTTON La'a"
Lane Co.'s 40 Mainland son.lu 20 yos u All,
sos-9e so Boormsn Johnsion Co.'s bids tobacco - o'
Jet Co-4ss bsls -four suydsm hnJs sussr
Hrsnsou- Joe bhs melasses Beach co-ss nnas a.
Coln.Sz DO hscon 10 bbls lard ies 40 20 Ssna-of
bb,s .rS swsip-5oe hhIs polk ~ kegs .ro 100
yoh, .,cr Coyq han AOsrrvaui " psses coueo -
cc6us ashwaiteso bbs pors n,,nm 80 go 'pAss
sav.ssau2erio Gcurgia-ls2 bsles Gotten Wens'sr-ss
A. as,s,s,n Idyinsston-ffA Cosb-5 casks johnson
Iavsen-I5 crates vsodewster. etIfas eaE
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We still IN state Of paraiyss No change bs. tale.
place Transactions In sssks and staples extremely m
ted Aslghs upward observable in fancy ocL
today, United States there apparent decn.
begins be the opinion Of the refecny 6nan
the basks rU positively the Begirnins ~
Nay About that period the suspension law expres-nor i
there probability Of further legislative on that
psint Our backs generally considered ready now bu
the backwardness Of the banks in Philadelphia and
Baltimore, cessarily throw great obstacle In the way
Among rejoicing il is also believed that Mr. Bic will
far relax his policy ON
In May The subrensury scheme pass Congress-
Such the deliberate opinion of the most intelligent political
circles In this condition OF affairs symptoms have
vealed favorable to resumption In Pm The temper
ofthe Pennsylvania legislature side, the feel
ings OF the commercial iaere,s growing OF Mr. Bddes
cotton operations on the other producing
ofopinon in that individual connected with resumption
Assuming II. therefore, TO be nearly set ed that the
Atlantic banks ,cU generally resume Nav we vet fear that
the recovery Of confidence and The trade will be
sowa very slow process. At this moment maRy OF the
banks in Wall street could increase their discounts to 20 per
week. but they find obstacle the quality of the
paper offered There great caution exercised in
king In 1885, great loans egoaed in cir
shape based on southern commercial paper Such pa
per exchanged for brokers' noteshee shaved by
the bank agents. and ultimately discounted banks.
Such mode of raising money is now entirely broken up
With the belief before that the banks Nav
not ater with the idea Of any sudden reyi
val of business The banks will not from their present
position till that timeyet in the nte i'm large payments have
be made based remttances from the south
which extremely slow. Postponed bonds and extended
mercantile paper equal Ooo least be provided
before May How is this be done That's than
We expect nothing from the banks they dare
expand dollar in their present situation.
From Boston nave received detailed statements OF
banks OF that city February They preparing rapid
y put the melves in position join the general
Of May. So believe the Philadelphia and Bsimore
banks.
Yesterday gave general statement of the Banks Of Fo
rda. condition indicated very good health The COM
and currency of Florida have intimate
this city. Large portions Of their banking capital
here, and many Of their Of business from
York st Augustine, St Josephs Tallahassee Penssco
and Ap.acheoa all or less connected with this
| city.
From Michigan have received highly interesting Be
port the Banks of that State for the month The details
given great length In Michigan there systems
of banking in operaionhe old incorporated system
system, organized under General Banking law The follow
ing the prs cipal items: =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

Ir Mr.. Smith, Of the Sunday News, desires us
TO state that the pretended quotation from his paper
in Benefits Herald Of yesterday in gsrbIeS in the
most ridiculous manner. BY altering Mr.. Smiths
paragraph, Bennett would fam make the public boz
eve that tho circulation OF his filthy sheet il many
thousands, whereas i, 10 conclssvcly shown in the
News, thai he circulates bare 3, 766 in this CITY,
Win number s fast increasing his notorious cha
ractcr becemes known.
We believe the News undertakes the circulation Of
the Herald It's but few weeks since we were Gre
dbly Informed that il had fallen up to about tsce,pe
fhonsand The public seem determined to abct the
nuisance.
There u some truth, some falseheod in this para.
graph. VIC are happy 10 agree in opinion that the
public "seem determined 70 abet the nuisance" but
not TO the extent stated by the Sua. Oar circulation
is not yet up to l20oe though tits rapidly advancing
Indeed wha, man, what stole, what scholar, wha,
handsome woman, what beautiful girl, does not read
this extraordinary nussnce1 Net s,nce the dsys Of
Addisen's Spectator has there been 90 popular and
exciting q nuisance" rs the Herald No wonder
IL 10 allotted.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

PoucE.--Tucsday, Feb ia tolerably busy
day. Seven cases of larcenes came up for consdc-
ration.
Two fellows named Israel Rogers and Abra-
ham Vanderbeck stole horse and wagon. They
drove up the Bloomngdale road-stopped at gro
Gerry TO drink and then and there stole eight brosms.
This cut short their career, for they were committed
for both thefts
man named John Larkin was brought up with
eight small boys, all found gambling on Sunday
night in q hoHse at the corner OF Green and Anlty
streets. They were fined one dollar each and dis
charged.
A third case was tina, of a fellow brought mp for
ceivng stolen goods out as officer Tompkins was
90 polite as to say thahe would not give the particn-
lars, we cannot state them.
A fourth case was that Of Barnard Haley Barnard
friend of his, John Clancy, leave his horse and
wagon containing two pigs at the corner OF Laurens
and Grand streets. Barnard Jumped into the wagon,
drove off and sold the whole concern He stuck to il
like good fellow that he had not set eyes on any
part Of 1t.
A young servant girl named Hannah Day was
brought up for stealing ladys gold watch and chain,
the property of Mrs. Stone Of 50 Grand street. She
was left alone in room where the watch was for five
minutes, and stole it and cleared out She gave the
chain 10 another girl and the watch 10 her sweet
heart. She was committed.
Three fellows named John Williams, Elias Ccnoyer,
and Samuel Madden, went into store yesterday,
and Williams asked fer a pair Of boots Whilst the
store keeper was fitting him on pair of boots, Mad
den took another pair off the rack and handed them
10 Conover, who ran off with them. They were all
committed.
The other and last case was that of servant girl,
named Lucy Simmons who stole quantity of books
from Mrs. Ann Kerr % Bowery. Among the books
was prayer book printed all in gold. The girl con-
fessed that she stole several dresses bnt denied TAX
ing books. She was also committed