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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20
Later frona England.

The Siddons the packet Of the 10th, from Liverpool,
has arrived We shall give full extracts from her files
in the morning
The Marquis Of Cenyngham will it is said, after the
coron alton proceed Ireland lord lieutenant, which
will vacancy in the high household sfice OF lord
chamberlain.
ATLANTIC STAN NAvIGATIoN.-We understand
that the British and American Steam Navigation Com
psny owners Of the splendid ship British Queen
have contracted with townsmen, Mcssrs. Fawcet
and Co. for pair of engines 70 inches in diameter oil
cylinder and feet stroke for their second steamship
10 be called the President. vessel of 800 tons meas
srement building expressly for the Liverpool and New
York trade and that the manufacturers have undertake
put these engines into operation before any others Tor
the above spirited company will be the first to establish
with line Of suitable Packets a regular steam commun
cation with America and their arrangements are so Tar
advanced fer building additional vessels that there is
every suppose in the course OF next they
will be able fulfil the inentans expressed IN their pros
pectus published nearly three age) of sailing
their Packets from Liverpool and London, to New
York alternately, on the lst and 10Th OF every month
UsPREoEpENTED SPEED.-We have heard Of quick
passages by steam vessels bat the speed Of the Royal
William on her last trip from London ssrpasses any
thing Of the kind that has reached eur ears That
splendid vessel arrived from London this morning and
informed by passenger that she was only hlty.
seven hours steamng until she arrived in Kingston Har
Dor having touched a Falmouth and Plymouth on her
voyage. The run from Plymouth to Falmouth, (ferty-
Eve miles, most extraordinary, having been per-
f,rmed in rec hours; and from Falmouth Kingston
Harbor distance Of go miles, in the unprecedented
short space Of twenty -three hours-Dublin Post
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20

MILITARY AND NAvAL.-The british america. which
arrived Sunday night, brought up detachment OF
,he ROYAL Artillery. with several guns and a quastIy
~ ordnance stores destined for upper Canada
The following 10 not all new bat presents summary
NJ ,be late naval movements at Quebec, NEST OF which
~. have already mentioned separately:
IA, ROYAL Nary.-vessels in the port Of Quebec, 9Th
July,-Cornwss, "a, flag ship; luconstant, 90 Pearl
20 Skipjack, 5.
A, Moc,real The Medes, steam frigste
HIM 5. Charybdis sailed this morning. The wind
re,h fror the east and she beat under double
HIM s. Apdromache sailed yesterday for Mirami-
chi conveying His Exccllency Sir John Harvey Lieut.
Governor Of New Brunswick his returH TO the seat
Of his government
I'M s. ve.tsl, having on board w Nelson, Bou
cheue, &c. sailed Tor Berpuda yesterday mornins q
half pas, clock.
The vestsl and Andromache passed No STATEN
about miles below Crosse Isle-at III o'clock TN
morpisg. .
a. M Schooner skipjack, arrived here, Is toy III
ale craft, carrying i've guns Her station Is North Anne
rica and the Wes, Indies: the following the name
Of her officers Lieut., Com John j. Robinson; p
Master. J. Wilkinson; Assistant Ssrgeon, Georg
whi.marsh; Clerk in Charge, W. H. Reeves.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20

THE ALARM BELL.-The new bell Of the City Hall
is finished weighs nearly sooolbs, and was cast by
Messrs Ames, Of Springfield, Mass. Mr.. Ames, it is
said has invented way Of sounding il by which the
slspper strikes a spot every successive stroke
The great fault in The management Of bells hitherto
has been in connecting the ball Of the tongue csppe
with the staple the tep Of the bell by an iRhexble
rod so that after mpinging upon the inner surface o
abe bell il can rebound in direction only In other
countries thongs Of hide used which permit the re
coil Of the ball freely 10 any direction. thus diminishing
the risk Of cracking The bell Some Of our readers may
remember seeing bits of hide in The Spanish bells.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20

IMPORTANT TO EnIGRAsTs.-Col Mann, late agent
Tor the Commissioners of the Aims House, has es'
t.blished an Office at $50 Fulton street. for the pur-
pose Of giving advice to aliens, upon their arrival in
this city, where procure Mountaineering them
in the interim suitable lodging houses, informing
ihem upon all subjects of interest to them and attend
10 The bonding Of alien passengers No man is better
qualified both from a long practical knowledge of the
business. and personal integrity than Josiah Mann to
render this very important and valuable agency to
foreigners.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20

ITO The PUBLIC-DR DE ANGELS, ferner.
pies. member Medical Faculty of,he City Of New
York. where he has been practising pyse the year $780,
opposite Church The obstinate and dis.
ease requiring the soundes judgment in and par.
uculary al cases originating IN impury Of the blood aud
chronic shecii-ns, rheumatsm obsrnctoas ulcers the
radically means The least and The o con.
venen To patients Remedies 10 be used prepared by
gels has eeote, cure in many cases which had ali
se resource. Of The MEDICAL srt bat he es sny ssw
this city, TO DR.. De Angels;
s-we have 10 hesitation in re plying 10 year note in say
ing yoe deserve much ersdg Tor Your ueesso freshmen, %
" '''' '''O' ''' ~ SAMUEL OSBORNE s Nus D.
Pstierts may inquire Of Mr. Thorn himself who is to he
found at No. 5JonesIsae below Coffee House Slip AND
M Tho%a. @Iesr Maiden 81 Lane. Ass rsi
& ~ n 'qG u al. Mr. rsy cabinet maker
H. ass. An Dr. De Angels family medicines may b had s% at
TUgIH ACHE-g0OTH ACHE-wby viii you
has recently discovered that the Extract Of Gall and
kreosote RECT remedy Tor iootbacke II can NC USED
With peree, safety rtmoess es The tooth The part .sa, ~.
unpleasant from The breath gives almost psta, re-
LET from the pain however II has been uses oy NOV
placed In contact with the decsyed tootn.
Prepared BY VIM Brown sossn snd sold Tbs ey oy the
aisesun, 10 those who p1rch@e by the do
'IHE PHILDSOPHER,ss STONE ATLAsT
i DIsCUVFREDt-Dr. roetrs Gonorfhra Eradieator 10
upver,v se 10 he the only specific for nerrboa
sen InsI and affections OF the kaney BLADE and
olsns. Of iul sons, and no particular
buy OF A. 4 D. ss-ds, Folton and William, syms
cor B.very and walker srd Bond aad Bowery, al The
Ne~ yorh fhsu,lcal rail, IS sixth avenue.
Price scondesbe reduction " those buving 10 sen agsis
captains Of yssse would fad the Ersdcsor Of
value will preserve is vir,uess any climate and Cor
any Isnwth ~ time. je7s I'm
I I'm n "a MEMS Sank Mates viii beyprsbssbesihis
Il week by 81. SYLVESTER,
I've lSe Brosdway, n Wall a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20

From our Evening EdiiSon.l
A Reme nahered Form.

Won remember the maid with her DARK brows.hsir,
And her brow, where The ringer .. . seasx ss.r.
Had written her nauie, and haa s'anPsu ""eie'
Tuln made adoration dsty! -,
Aad Won nave nat iorgo, how watched with delight
Each eharm-asa new one was gvenI,
Thl she grew in eyes 10 VISION OF hght
And w a2hi her a spirit iron heaven!
And ye.r hsart can recall aud mine otsn goes back,
win agh and a the hours
whes we sazed an her form, she followed the track
OF The butterh,s w,ag through the Sewers; .,-,,
when in her young JOY she would smile with delight
On It's plumage Of mineling dyes:
TIL she LEI IL 20 tree, and look ed after its night,
To ID entercd the skies.
But she wsnde red away from the home Of her youth
Onespring, ere the roses were blown;
Fer she fancedh he world wssa .emple eftru'h,
And she measured all hearts by her owA;-
And she followed il over The wave;
And she sought-where the moon has miider geas
For home and they gave her-a grave!
There was one whom she loved, though she breabed to
For leve Of her soul was part
And he said he loved her-bui he left her alone,
With The wsr@ Of despair on her nn ne.rs e,ebsay
The that died on her cheek
And hung DER her ferm as il aided sway
And wept for the beautiful WRECK!
VI, her eve was as mild and as blue 10 the last,
Though shadows stole over us bea ,,,
Asd her remembered since long 'ney arc past
Like the smiles have seen In eream! ,
And, il may be that fancy deludes with her SPELL
Butt think, thougt her tones were as GEAR ou
They were somew SOFT and their murmurngsien
Like arge on the listening ear!
And while sorrow threw round her a hoier grace,
Vel hi thai the softs which face,
Had a seflenng on her mind.
Bat might be- her locks and her tones were more dear
And We valued them more, In decay,
As we treasure the last fading flower Of the yeari
For elt she was pa sslrg away!
yts never complained she loved to The last;
And the tear in her beautiful eye
often told that her thoughts back to the past
And the yonth who had left her 10 die
But mercy came down, and the maid Is at rest,
Where the will, DER her at even;
With the aIf Of far foreign Ia nd on her breast,
Where the pam-ree points upward TO heaven!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20
NEW YORK BAZAAR
u fra / Is All APRONS

| -
ZION SUBJECT DE- EPLY lNTE EST.
ING TO MANY-Since the publication OF my little private
Disease &c designed originally tor those
wished have prvae well as speedy and conve-
ME nj mode cvre has been my lot To witness
examples these arising chiefly from the
which fill daily TO
give portion OF tins expressly TO CONSULTATION
them Iii however, by any means agreeable TO enter
myself upon sertsrg styei the importance Of the
subject together with the difficulty Of making practice
any other has led me to this Perhaps
which give more intense degree OF suf
fering mind there which require greaier
OF kno ledge aud perence combined with
egrity in these who consulted on them And when fur
reflected that veDereal Diseases net thoroughly
cradle the constitution do not eonne themselves
them, but extend The vruous and
pan,s are worthy time and talent Of best ply
In asking, however for great share OF confidence
subject of so deep interest, seems eipedient that
SHOULD give statement the ground which seek
confidence For these though lheg state that
addition Being graduate OF Edinburgh member Of
the Royal College of Surgeons, London, well as the author
ofthe "Pvate Treatise written expressly disc of this
geoa Europe the most eminen in America Dr. Mott
New York. and Dr. Physick of Philadelphia, these
by any who wishes it, would therefore only
add tina, these who by the post otherwise conso
will receive the faithful attention Of OF much eIperesce
and knowledge in this department OF diseases.
JOSEPH RALPH, d., SO Courtlandt ST.
For those residing distance, little chest aiming
medicine &c necessary The the book being fitted
in The lid kept (priee Sl2 This forwarded every
with what and certainty they themselves
after they had faded by various other mes ans
further notice of the private Volume be In
ether columa OF this paper. a2o-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20

u Col. Andrew Pckens formerly Governor Of
South Carolina, died recently Pontotoc Miss, Of
paralysis, brought by exposure the He has
been residing some time in Mississippi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20

CELSIUS OF WiscossIs.--The returns lately made Of
,he census of this territory show the following:
Ess, of the Mississippi river, there returns from
neutrality-suspicious. 1919 West ofthe Mississip
NJ there are returns from IS counties-populaon %,
$50 st Lo1is Repnbiicd~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20
LAW NOTICE

LAW NOTICE
=. GRAHAM BENEERS, formerly Of Newberm, N. O.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
Linden, Ala.
kEFERENcEs-Hep. William CASTOR, Newbera, NJ. C.
Hon. William n. haywood, Raj N. G.
Hon L. d. Henry, Fayctville, N. G.
Mr.. II. II. Taylor, Mobile, AL
f. 8. BlouHt, ESQ.,, Mobile, Al.
I" Mr.. JOHN NJ Strong, Linden AL
Mr. William Locke. Linden. Al. f1a6n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20

Commodore David Porter, the United States Charge
de Affairs at the Turkish Court and his ar
rived Boston yesterday in the brig Niger from Con-
sisntineple,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20

NAvAL.-the United States frigaie Columbia Com.
Reade, and slsop Of John Adams were at Madeira
"a the 7th June.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20
~. c;G MA 81, sHs osPEc :, vs..

THE sTUDY or BOOK KE EPING-Ro =, Cedar street
no ,reBsI way Of ,ese6ng prseiesi kSowdse Of Book
Keeping, Tut by conducting The pup through variety o.
occurs and becoming familiar with the aecsus books from
acsa must no, be imagined thst buying aud selling
The course OF Instruction which presents the pupil
than hundred different business usnsaciens, OF which
edeuy coarse OF practice hch result In good
ledge Of Boob keeping RoensoPen day ana evening Pro-
speciu with Nc 10 be had al the Rooms where the
advertisers werks may be seen. purchased The student
p.,.sp sseopp. Is pscomss FAMILIAR VIII The various nc
count bock from actual reference With trial balances
Payments Dsceunt and Interest," Exchange Insurance, nc
sueton stationery he included. The course not finished
unit, the student has acquired good practical snowledge OF
book keeping TO which effect Certificates are given after aoe
Mrca1,p. WrinsA course OF lessons 10 writing pre-.
pared which will fail ir eectirg valuable improvement
c. G. MARsHs WORKS.
"Tbe Science ef Double. Epry Bookkeeping simplhed"
standard worx 10 It's seventh edition, zoo pages octave
81 IS This book IL introduced into the New YORK Public
Schools in preference any other the subject The ru
tees Of his inu,ion, Il we'll known compose ssme Of The
The Art Of Single Entry Bookkeeppg improved by The
introduction OF the Proof OF Bssnns 1870 pages octave
"a Lecture on the spdy Of Book keeping with Balance
sheet" neat pampsleL 4psges u MOI prse besn,sper
nYsENTAWY sYEUP.-An saecusl cure Of
~ aysentary, dartea and howell complaints Of children
ers4 The above diseases which Will have
the desired ,ec, IN few hagr' which rom ~ o.
valuable blessing Mrs n. makes this notice pus,e from
dues 60 eersea,es and refer to 1000 p,soas New Yer.
Bio.kyn, which toe numeress 70 mention per
s m ,os :,e.. so. e " ss sod -y
Price per bottle references and cerihcaessan be seen
nav .o ~ e,sinsS eesnise At ss Fatoa s. Broosys
MRS. HAYS 2ss Bow~ry 90
JNn. sPOBN. Ne Fletcser g rear Pearl - ana Mai
] kinds. Gail there for spohns Hesdsehe Remedy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20

nooKninD "a l>s' LrATHs R : For sale by
ID J. CAMPBELL 4 PERssE,
myls Ito snd Ia Nassau n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20

No papers nor slips from beyond Philadelphia came
% hand this morning.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20
PUBLISHED DArlv py
j N E y q % ~ ID . q ErN Nm to

PUBLISHED DAILY nv
u IL ID N n ELM N 10 To
no. I'll ANN STREET.
TERMS OF ADvER rIsIN0.-Tbe extensive creustsos
oith HERALD both In and coorry maxi n supsrss
chsnsei for advertisers.
ron Twelve Ltrss, On LEss
day, SOS. days, q a5I days, sIrI 70 days, q 20
s.. is@s =: S::. 3. u. 20
FoR Efcur LINES, o
WEEKS ~ 81 3 months, -
I month, s 90 roptbs is -
~ All advertisements 10 be psd before their Insertions.
Advertisements inserted In the wEsxLy nEsALs, At -
per square every insertion
nosrire HssALp-ssseS every mo~nsg except susssy-3
price two cents Country subscribers furnished =
the rate, for specific period, remittance IL -
vance. No paper SENT unless paid In advance.
EvErre HsRALe-issued sferseon st One osles ~
Price, copy. Country subscribers furnished
the rste-cash IL advance.
wsswLv HssALp-is-usd every Saturday morning ste 81
aockPrcs 81 per copy Furnished country s-bsrs
b~rs nj % per annnm, IN sdvsnce.
Cosssrorpsrrs-sre requested 10 azores their lrsscts
esbu~incss be post psid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20

MI spOHN. Ne Fletcher s. Pearl Mai
den Lane, positively rests cure The bs adache Of nil
kinds Call there for spohns Headache Remedy,
jyliims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20

DAfG -, $3.50 rssas % ey a. p.su.g
seeor.ams g ~ 8, 2sby 81, a,nyn
5000 reams 10 by "A, and 10 by 70
5000 and crown wrapping
81 tons uunk boards
Is tons bandb@y
100 tons binders boards
3 tons sand shesthing paper
ZOO den bark SAVERS
2bales mschine blankets
4 bales 70 inch tapping
sbsies English Islting, %, As. 81, GO and 1aFnch
Iopleces dryn cloth, % IS ID. square yard
Is bales brown shirtirgs fhesvyl
10 casks blea cbing powder tssyd'o .
pipes and blds port vine tis bondD
5000 lbs hsters UP paper
900 assorted tissue paper
3baes brown linens
j. cAMPBELL PERssE,
mys ITO sad ia Nassau st
II BALs' HAIIt NEsTO nATiv flats vain.
fullest confidence and that 4 will effect The object q
lis application, vipi THE COMPLETE RESTORATION
OF THE HAIR upon the heads of those who have lost the
sams, and have thereby become bald -r partially 50.
Numerous certificates might ee gives 10 show how success
fully this compound has been applied never hsvse failed In
seu but TO be applied the principle oao charge with
oct success deemed unnecessary swell advertise
Its vrues have fully and Satisfactorily tested The
heads of those that erreiy bald, been the
o. THIS Restorative, covered with luxurious gro~u
None need despair, whether old young OF bsvsg Their
/ hsr uhy restored
s,ors,ve sn, the individual vine tries s satisfied by TN.
All humsus asa ausch.ry is this matter utterly al.
Hair Restorative will he sppred by the d.scsver.,
ar jsysrtor Levi Reals to those who desire
DANIEL No Plat street yark-ssd sse the Hair Cut
ting Roexs Of r. Hswley, agent No. 1870 snoadvsy. up
stairs. UlSn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20
" NEW OFFICE. On

X.
| is Dr. BRANDRETWs PRINCIPAL OFFICE fer the sale
oihs justly celebrated and VEGETABLE Uni.
dicine is now generally kaown testimony many
OF individuals who have experienced its sautary e.
shspd Be he g.rsaa5 Of az who wish 10 obtain the
s1s e
.D eEaE
all cases to the soes of the feet This plaster eassl eff
sacoss whether the sease be located In e hip Shoulder
The astonishing success which Plaster
been given by standing society,
combine show that exces article before offered
Bloomfield Conn.,. April S. 1887
in equal when other things
in IT, the most efcscous remedy for rheumatism that has
ever been offered to the public be- co,v,,. II r
Further recommendations accompany each OK It's success
sold places ~si1 The Of all The prosrs,or hopes
that afflicted will embrace the present opportu
FOR sale wholesale retail by A. D. Sands No 100
and rnsn Ssps.~ e
avenues and by Dr. syme S. and $50 Bowery Price only Is
be borne in mind that 10 good SCI Of Tech he .sa
FAB ~ asS
that are daily palmsd spon the public vrnrr.n,v
HAIR OIL viii be found TO noursh and sre Chen the hair
and restore bald paees-snd
Scs Foa sale By HIATT
a2iy corner of Courtlsndist
a BOY WANTED IN AvsTOtF-Appy inn
jyll5 81
PAEENTs DO you LOVE- YOUR CHILD
EEN!-Every mother says es-Then why de you sui.
fer e py Il sS MH BE ssa at
s.e b. but ss, ONE Y.a had The sa p%y
@ s9e1ues1S And .u
" p sfnp 81. Se Of wiz
liam for bottle Of Dr. Jaynes CarniRatvs Basam
nneess essp seny o h
srd in less than quortsr Of the tine that be by
also sold by g. W. Enbre,, No II E.s, Broadway, by
Soss R
HVNTEH,s n.p DEor.yGy The cure q u:
in This valuable medicine s all persons ac,
sosrum with the hope deceving an iregebt community
but the .onary, he ieels seuaiea with strong
sing complaint Its interesting fact that notwithstanding
Ina, have for the years thst in no one in
stance has 4 failed Promp'nes, certainly and safety IS is
js2o.im. DR.. U. LEvIsoN.
N SIP New Yorf deems !, proper occasionally 70 remind
the public that he continues s administer TO the afflicted
Te vast number ne citizens ~ this metropolis he need,
no herads 70 announce bis victory over disease 70 rs most
rial TO be specific enumeratng The names Of the va
aides 70 which mankind and womansiad subett
To ssngershe begs leave respectfully remark. that
he confines himself Office practice himself per-
sonay the welfare Of his patients keeps assistants
boys and has Offices for the privacy Of
whe come In cantsc..
DR. Carpelsr would add that he regularly educated 10
profession OF msdcine and and received hrs D
pos,a sl3 q the New Medical Socie
w. signed by the highly respected nd mach lamened John
Rodgers, NJ D. President, zsd that he has for
devoted himself the and Of all
delicate or private diseases.
BE particular in the number-4Peeh slip, pe.rIsl
my2aSm DR. CARPENTER
IDA Ys a., Sc--sv0 ny ~ prausg
II 400 cams q nv do
2oeo reams 2s by ST. 25bv 81, "a by y, ~ by "a
5000 reams 10 by "A, and 10 by q
5000 and crown wrapping
81 tons trunk boards
Is tons bandbex
100 tons binders boards
tons sand shestning paper
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20

$500 T HHEEsWAEDE:.:cRoss's SPECIFIC MIX
lures and ansls complain, Of the org
remedies yet discovered for the above complaints u b
Is the certain
II makes speedy and permanent cure viibou the lesa
business.
We give ne long qusehh reesmme deceive the
public 1.-THE medicine does SPEAK for ITSELF shah
spesk for II, Our object soiify wber. can be had,
and that tie proprietor challenges single case
cent Sonorrhoea to be brought which the Mixture VIII
effect rapid cure under q forfeiture Of $500.
This disease that unfortunately psrvsdes sn racks e.
society high low, rich and poor, matrimonial and SINGLE
They presented with remedy by which ca.
themselves vitbout the least exposure the shores
fuher the esnrscedu dsse ofth, Mn,
turc istaken al nigbton going 20 bed when exposed
tits pu in bottles, with IN drcccss scsomps.vir~ n
Many are cured In two days.
FOR sale only Dr.. VIM w. Minors drsg store. No Iae
Broadway, corner Of Dey st. Frsntn Eouss) New york;
and at james Hutchisson OF Chesaut and nh -
Phisdelphia. s1o.sms
RILLs OF 81 CHANGE, psysbe on sry part of,
wards, always for sale - p
Coll, ctons all of he T.;.a S..,--
best terms, by SVIVUsTw1 y" 80
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20

4 I'm n n a. MEMS Bank Notes will beparsbssb ea,his
L 4 week Nv 81 sYLvEsrEw,
i've $50 Brosdway, \ n Wall n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20
NEW AND IMPORTANT ATTRACTION

c-Speaa'd Confectionery Establishment JUS opened in
srine aThe public are ctfuiy invited come
and examine the SUBSCRIBERS stock Of
esabhmenf, under the most
workmen Ice Cram and Jees constantly on hand
Pyrards, Blanc manages made The notice and sens
may part o. me city Cakes made and nsmsnied supe-
ror style Ladies are particularly call and IN.
anime. Your orders respectfully solicited
Je2Ilms d F'BRNNE M ssi C.,h.r;r. a,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-20

NHE subscriber respectfully Informs othe Souh
4 and West, that he has asgenert To manufac-
sre any quantity Of Cio,hHg at the shortest notice
ing OF Is cent from the ordinary priees effect which
the terms be cash. good city acce at 90 sys
Merchants will do well call previou, purchasing or or
erng their cohiag elsewhere such induce be
ieid out al this establishment fail the
orders A. r. JAMES, Cash Tailoring Esiabl shmeat,
yo-2w So Maiden lane
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-04
Bedford Female Academy near
LkOerkY, IM.

DUPILS may, durlDg The present vea, -.
ed at any period ofthe Course and ,lI ~ enter
ged raleably TO the time. To avoid re,sn.o har-
organization Of the School, there will he - the
ton, until the Fall. "o aca-
Tuition ia English and French, so dollars per a,
mum. Board, washing, lights and fire. Sro an
month. Italian or Spanish, $40 per annnm AZ, per
$40. Embroidery, colored and white. s. p,,s,
furnish then own Bedding To those from 'lls
lance, II can be supplied at moderate ch,. u,s
Summer C@j0rm This will consist of Rn "h' ~ =
Pale-bne printed Cambria the figures small aa ",
close G apes OF the same Pan'aets of white A.
Straw or chip Bonnets. Nuns pattern trimmed WI
Sky-blne: Green Wells Jewelry and Embro,dc,,n.
prohibited, is well as all fnery in general.
EDWARD WM. JOHNSTON.
March 10