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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-23

At Newport did nothing, but at the instiga-
tion of Raymond. On the whole have taken
part in nothing but the throwing over of Cor
don"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-23
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
JAMES ATKINSON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

OFFICE $50, THAMEs-SrREET,
.dt the head of The Court, in rear IF .Messrs.
T.. f. & W. NeDton's, directly op-
posite its former location.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-23

AUDIENCE OF THE 18th &, 18th MARCH, 1889.
Charge. of Piracy against Benoa Mar
Saud, Second Captain Of the Aler-
andre, and John Raymond,
Piioiin.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-23
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TERMs-
% in advance, or 50 ,25 at the end OF the year.
tEr SINGLE cory, SIX CENTS all
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27
MoNRY m a r. ME r.
Friday. Awril 28-O p. ~

The animation which has been evnced in Wall street, since
ia arrival the Great Western, has undergone little
en today The son6dence inspired BY the nature Of the
en been the moving of the great buoy
aey apparent he markets. As yet the has not been
rsm the ouh which is the quarter whence the
greatest influence exered in the present stage Of our affairs
banks have not altered their course and although money
i plenty with the mercantile by Of their
country payments yet, with stock operators money still
per month; and there been slight
and depression at the Stock Exchange today The sales
been less than yesterday, and undergone decline generally
Delaware Hudson receded per cent Bank Of Commerce
+ per cent; Farmers Trust per cent American Life
Trust percent vicksburg per cent Paterson per cent
Harlem per cent; Stoninston Il per cent Canton u
cent Some sales Of Treasury have been made
These but little in demand When money plenty
they bought Cor the interest they bcar but now money
worth much than per cent they are drug IN the
market The change the prospect of affairs has, as yet not
inland exchanges these must depend IN great
upon the cotton and the course pursued
by the Banks Of the south on the reception oil the news
The following the current rates Of Bank Notes and Ex
change
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

Cleared.
Edward Vincent Judson, Alexandra, DC; Comet Brown
Fsrlan1 NanIania; Renown, (Br) Card Windsor Ms Ho-
ratio Wilson, B) Card do, VIM Wallace De Wiener
st Martins.
Arrived.
Brig Frsdk Pears Moai od' FIN Wilmington, with naval
stores to Dspeysterx Whitmarsh
Brig purieo. Unum Billings, % d, fn St Croix with
gar to Maitland Kennedy Co
Brig Perry, Hamilton, days from Charleston with cotton
to order.
brig eaeon Victoria, Hurst II DIS FIN Bermuda to Mid
Brig Palmer, IS days from New Orleans with mdzc
sehr Cha vose, days from St crox sugar 10 Ay
mar & Co.
schr Champion, from Guyana, Pr 10 days. with sugar to
sehr cygas, Avery Of Maeha 20 days FIN s, Crois with
schr Perseverance smay, days from hIarsleAead with
fish.
Below
Brigs welagsley Circassian and five other brgs-wad
light
The Marion soop Of Of tons FROM
Charleston Navy Yard the Gath inst She pierced for 10
that his been launched from she ways within
vsshe Boston. Fal~es,h, Warren, Cyane and Marion.
Spoken.
Great wss,ern HoLin hence for Bristol supposed Ap
BLACK Hawk from Key West April IT. Of the Double Head
ed Shot Keys.
MACON, nssce TOT ossanssn, APri 1st, on Charleston
Ji. Ann from NYork for Port Pr,cs. April II. IL, 20
EIi.s Abby, wsde, from Providence, a for Norean,
April IS 100 miles ssw OF W Pass Light Mouse.
WhsIenscu.
Hurss, OF Hsdsss. heard from January 20. with
whale
Fs~ssgn Ports.
oposro % days resPalls BlanehsrJ cor New York 10
day.
sr Cso,r 90 day, Robbis Cor NYsrh ds
Asora, Lament, discg
.# United States Ports.
PosrLASp, April s2-Ar Mary, Chase, NYork; 2ls Enter
prize, Kpowiton, Cutler for NYork.
Bosror April 2tAr Friend, Baker, WORK asth, Amer
ca, Crcws, do; stephen Ps, Giles, Do CID Frs Hasti
NV bsproap, April 2a-Ar Rodn,an, Wood, NYork.
NaSrccxsr, April aa-Ar Orbit, Bunker, Nfsrt
HoIHrs HoLr, April 72-Sld the vessels reported u
Gen Lafayette Hswhn. do FOR New York. Patriot and Bet
AN
FAT Rrvrn April as-sld N Borden, Brown, NYork.
SALEM, April 23d-Ar Mermaid, 0sbsrne, NYorh
PsovrpxscE, April 24-Ar Monitor, Davis, NYerh
PHL.psLrHA, April 10 Ar Trader Starr, NETWORKS cid
B.Irixons, April -Ar Trabe, Rose, HYorh cid seevor
Harding DO.
R,cHworp, April 7s-Hr Leontse, Dearborn EYork; sid
VIM MeGiensey, Avery, de-.
sid Jubilee, Tucker do AID Areo Shannon do; Niagara, Be
sher DO.
Nrwrrss NC, April IA Ar Bounty Tssisn, New York,
Gcos. arlington Nieheson Dc; cid Julia MeLin Jacob
son, DO.
Nsw osLrAss April i7CId olrsnto. Fowler, New York;
Arkansas Densis do wsnowne, Dyer Grand Gulf Tor New
Ycrk.
Mosr, APri e-cld Mexico, RaymOOe, N Yorl; sr Lion,
Ar.,cp,coLa April as-Ar Sarah Parker Davis. NYori;
Ann, Benedict DO; cid, Tybee, Hertsrt.ds
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

ons il i remotcs quarters tead directly or IN
benefit thus city which is and must be, he s 20 "
communication with the eastern world - -. ..-
ToBAcco-The principal ransactions a. sx, 1919 va.
last, have been at auction sale Of ~ n1as -. @ or
made today average Of 81 cents; part Oh inc 10y
prime description there mas been s0rs so
ing without anv material change At Lynchsargn, va, e
we're Inspected during the week 90 hhd There was no great
change in rates. leaf tobacco ranged from $ooso io sooo
lug 81 a 9; inferior $47o to g. &E
FOreIgn Markets.
HAVANA, April I6.-Flour Philadelphia and Baltimore;
N Orleans III Rice 4; coffee, first quality, ~ y
2nd and 3rd do 10 o. riage al O. honey u .; Moas
sss 81 ga xeg ST. sugars asserted half white and half
brown IOt 90; white alone lO4 Ill brown and yellow
alone, 81 81; segars Ga 70 o. .
Exchange on London ~ asI premj u States, 81 per
cent dis. Spanish dollars 81 8; Mexican, u premium,
-
Freshts-Gre Britain f3 lisa "a 900; u. States Sl5
per box sugar. DOC per bag Coffee SAY per hid hoasse'
HAVANA April s.Our sugar market is easy We quote
IL IL for prime; ordinary 81 Oa whites
alone - browns 81 coffee steady at To- moa,,
firm 81 We have sold rice today l4a, and small
io at Is rs market may maintain its rates. should the
riv ais prove moderate. Exchange New York Al DIS
count; on London s prem
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

On Thursday Mary Augusta daughter Of Caleb and Martha
Dugan, aged II months.
On Wednesday in the aeth year of her age Lucy Ann wife
Of Jonas Butler, Esq.
At Woodstock, VT the 18th inst. Benjamin Swan Esq.
for 40 years treasurer of that state aged 10
Drowned the 10Th October last in ordng Tombigby Ri
yer, opposite Cainvile Alexander g. Boger Of James
Bogert Jr. of this citv.
On the 2ls inst by tho Rev Dr. Barry, David b. Waterman
TO Miss Mary b. Daughter Of Dr. Thomas G. Gautie all Of
Jersey City.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

MARRIED..

On Thursday evening" 25th inst by the Rev Mr.. Walters,
Mr. George Hammond to Miss Mary Dunn, all Of this city
On Thursday evening, by the Rev. Buel Goodse Mr. Ed,
ward Edwards LYDIA daughter Of Stephen King Esq all Of
this CITY,
On Wednesday evening" by the Rev Mr. Card Noah Connor
to Miss Wilimina Streighthoof all Of THIS city.
On Wednesday, by the Rev. r. seney, John b. Randolph,
" to Elizabeth G. youngest daughter OF John T. Smith, Of
Brooklyn.
On Monday, a2d inst by the Rev Mr. Garfield, Mr. Horace
Hastings. merchant Of Geneva Y Miss Adelne Hawkins
Of this city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27
NO. NEW YORK LITERARY GAZETTE, No. 10,

0y- NEW YORK LITERARY GAZETTE, No. 10,
rusltsIed this werwsg Price fur dollars per Sn-
Gle copies ten cents. For ssls ut - Aes ~.
Cosrs1rs sssasas The united Head, La Testa d.
Marie Original Club r,pts The vice cf runniry, strs,
Thoughts Niure; stanrss Love Passage IN the Life Of an
Iler Roudesu from Ism,ts- The Ani.,sr ply 81 an Old
" sonnet picture O. ver Br,ck tcrs of Literature
I.wsrd Help; The Master spiri, FsI-e Greatness Des
rrtion Of ST. Georges Society D,sner Tse Planets The
New Theatres Statue % victar,s Poetry; The Drama
TIE Paa Al Ergl,,h Audience Fscetir, etc The neat
number Of the Gazette viii he enhclished With beautiful
COPY &c Reysch Game Of Life engraved steel with full
explanation by G. Borr, Won Mil,tz aaI.lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27
Exchange,
Bank Notes.

The arrival and movements Of Col Gamble have, in
ne reduced the Of exchange Florida although the
Union Bank has not drawn upon the NORTH il highly
probable that she will shortly do Col Gamble has gone
south 10 arrange that effect That gentleman ha
England. time Of great iepression in money AFFAIRS and
when nothing short Of panic among the holders Of American
securities anticipated he negotiated the balance Of the
Florida highly advantageous that territory
This will thc Union Bank fulfil her promise, long
since the expecant merchants that she would
specie payments and check for per cent New York. By
This the merchants Of this city will be put
Of funds that have long been dead capital 10 them.
While affairs orthe Union Bank thus assuming IA
yorabe aspect why is il that the Southern Life Trust
inues such dsrepuabe condition. The exerons Of Col
Gamble reduced the discount the certificates Of the
nner sttuton from 10 IL to al per cent while those Of
th latter institution remain at 10 per Mr. Lott Clark
is President this city and should be able to give
explanation why the Bank which he presids is not in
good standing the other banks Of Florida Why Mr.
Ciarkf
The favorable prospects # the cotton market will give bet
the operations Of the other institutions; and
anticipate the far distant when will
ooest reasonable the sostha service public
which they entirely refuse to perform.
The suspension Of the Daen Bank Of Georgia. and the nju
scous pursued by the other banks OF that state with
regard their mutual settlements have induced much
IN the west regard all Georgia hs FIVE take the
sregate the table yesterday and compare with
M aggregate the banks year since find the fol-
lowing result
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

THOMAS BELL.
Store 30 Ann & lis Fulton street.
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY
Second hnd Furntc-At half past 10 o'clock in IN. ..Is
rooms unusually extensive valuable OF a.
cond hand furniture, of all descriptions
soIPrl,ng numerous Brussels Ingram and Venetian
reau wadrobes, book Sofas spring rocking chairs
sofa beds. bedsteads BEDS bedding china glass ware
Alo from hotel cane seat settse 200 chairs
numerous wash stands, toilet tables, sofas, &c
MONDAY, April %,
Handsome Furniture al TO- o'clock, at No. 10 Ridge near
Grand street.
Elegant Furniture at 10 O'clock at No IL Park Place com
png Brussels Ingram and Venetian carpets sofas and maho-
gay chairs to match elegant sofa bed looking gassor
rors chandeliers and valuable paintings marble tor pier and
centre tables do dressing bureaus and toilet rugs oil
@ Dedsead beds and mattresses elegant wardrobe
snG or'e rosewood inaid reclining invalid chair.
TUESDAY, April 80,
Fsrmt,re-loociock, at No. 76 Nassau street
rurn'ure-lol o'clock at No. 10 Franklin street.
B. r BELLS Sales will not be postponed on account Of
the weather. aoS
A UCiIoN NOIlCE-Thc undersigped would respectful
~ MORN ms friend, aud the public that he intends to de-
yoo his whole time and atenoa 10 the ,ac. az Errnure a
Ern giving up house Groceries Dry Goods Ae
II. TIMPsoN, Auc,ioneer
No. 80 Ann street, and ds6 Grand street
m1o-u corner Of Columbia street.
<ss NEW YORK TATTERsALLs-IT.
regular sales BY auction, al this well known ca
NN~- Enlistment Of Horses Carriages, Sc, eona-
nue. 70 take place on every Monday, at IL
O'clock throughout the year.
The next regular sale will take place Monday April
at IL O'clock commencing with Carriages Harness. &c. ana
IL O'Clock the sale Of Horses will commence
Gentlemen having Horses TO dispose Of requested TO
make early applications TO good number the
catalogue horse be offered auction unless register
ed time for number The catalogue for which purpose
resister VIII be kept open till Saturday 9th April at
GEO. w. MILLER,
Successor to J. W Watson, 446 Broadway
Al private Sae-One pair Of very fine black horse3
do do bay horses; o very fine single horses.
Aso-Carrages and harnesses, among them very
imported Cabroet belonging TO His Exceny the Minister
Of France sold only he leaving the United States
a2i.y CIV NJ
SUCCEsS TOJ. AL vERNOL'S, DRAPERS AND
- TAILORS they have adopted the cash system
able to sell clothing the reasonable terms The pub
lie invited to call and examine their assortment they
WI be satisfied that great saving will be realized in cash
system, conducted al 81 Chatham ST.
NJ A great variety Of Cloths and Cashmere Vesngs
kept hand and made order The fashionable style
Also, large assortment Of Goats and Cloaks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27
NOTICE.
'st week of the Gallery Of Paint
ositively closes on Tuesday
consists of fur Paintings by tn,
, and Eve have been so much a
Paintings, the Destruction o
aris, forming altogether a cole
all and see them ere il be too la
r occur again. The Gallery i
,rning until 10 o'clock at MIC
only 25 cents.
+. COCHRAN,
T.. COCHR AN.

EXCHANGE BROKER, 1913 CANAL STREET
90 All kinds of Bank Notes bought and sold up
the most favorable terms.
WANTED-5,0O0 and head Pistareens Immediately,
for which the highest price will be given. al6.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

TpoTTING-.BEACoN coURsE.--GREAT AT.
TRACTION day, Saturday at ao'cloekf mile heats
In wagons.
III. Woodruff /. \. Apollo.
q. spieer b. w. Yankee Doodle.
Al locloek, = mile heats, uader the saddle.
E~rmRs.
III. Woodruff h. v. Dutchman.
Col. =. Dcfre.t g. ". Lady Ssfclk
There an inside stake OF $50 Lady Suffolk ava
Daleh nss. 1I.lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

MANGLEs, MANGLES--lmportant to Hotel and
lvl Boarding House Keepers and Private Fsmilcs-DUN
CAN WEST respectfully inform the public that they
hand and manufacturing their patent Mangcs which or
ability and durability not to be surpassed II labor
ing machine entirely uerscdes the ironing and
rapidly puts beautiful gloss Sheets table liner. &c &c.
without h md Of fuel They be seen in speraton at
e City Hotel Pearl Street House, Athsncm, Carlton
House. They oEy sold al No. Little Green street,
uerty, New York. md 1uiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

A GENTLEMAN from England who has heen for twelve
years past occupied in this country farmer and Grazer,
pro to give of lectures Practical Agriculture
at Broadway Hotel Opposite City Hote ~ Y, Wednes
day evening next at 3 o'clock, precisely.
His hrst lecture will comprise account Of the different
qualities Of soil end the modes necessary BE- pursued Cor
their cultivation.
The subsequent lectures will relate 10 the proper modes Of
plosEhag end sowing seeds tbepantiss and Of differ
ofagricsura ofseed
the Of clearing soils Of troublesome weeds making
and eomposng various and othss ops Of mror
lance relating to the cultivation Of the products Of the Aer
soil Also, the breeding, rearing and feeding Of Cattle
Tickets 10 be had Of Mr.. Coer the bar a the hotel and
Of Alexander Smith, $50 Broadway Admittsnce 80
a27-lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

INFAMOUS CASF-For a man to devote his attention fo
20 years and his inventive faculties To benefit his Eel
lowbenss, and produce article acknowledged Ly the frs
physicians and clergy To have saved lives than any known
medicine. 10 IL not most infamous that base counteeites
ehaacees mator and heartles appropriations should
found1 Yet such has been the with ELLETHORN'S
CELEBRATED COUGH LOZENGES, which have snatch
ed thousands Suffering from winter coughs colds influenza
the chest loss Of vsice hoarsene liver complaint
after had become skeletons
king other of the limitations oountefe other
quaek nostrum fulsomely pulled up
JAMES ELLETHORN particularly desires 10 let the pub
onposton Of his Cough Lo1enges is hnswn
most Physicians who daily prescribe them from
OF the unparalleled cures performed by their agency
JAMES ELLETHORN also bers remind The public that
he awarded Two DrLoMAs at the last American Institute
FAIR at Nblosthus proving his shin In the Of
Lorcngeshs being the only msdcaisd Loxenge maker In
America
j. H. CAUTIONS the pablo against such hearess counter.
eer and respectfully them To observe his
on each envelope, thus: JAMES ELLETHORN.
The following respectable Druggists sell them at wholesale
rctai-prce All ceuts A. b. d. Sands, 100 Fulton ST.
corner Of William J. syme 90 Bowery, Of Walker
and $50 Bowery Of Bond Dewar Of Cham
and Church Streets Deke ala Broadway Of
Lpenard street; Charles H. Ring Ga Broadway O. Lindsay,
Is Sixth Avenue and Of the Druggists in America
Also, for sale above, kLLkIHORN'S GENUINE
POOR MANS PLASTER" Price 12l cents The best pas-
sprans weakness Of chest back umbago
sm, Ea.h plaster bears the signature Of "James Ellie
thorn" without which can be geau,ne. ai33m
i'll SITTING THE CITY.-The subscriber has Just recev-
ed the following choice goodsEsgant Gilt Candesbra do
do Clocks OF ivory balance handled Table Cutlery Man
tel Hall and Astral Lamps, bronxed and gilt Girandolss
Walters in sets Of various coors and patterns, plated
Urns and Walters. great variety Of each Also, agrcat
ID. r. DELAvAN, No N Maiden Lane,
a2sy A few doors below Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27
Packets 10 Arrive.

Packets 20 Arrive.
LIVERPOOL
G.Washie'n, Holdrege, Mar -
Oxford, Rathbonc, March %
Columbus, Chopper. April 9
LONDON
Mediator, Champlin, Mar. 90
HAyRE
Si1vie de erase, March l6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

MORNING MERALD-sHIP NEWS.
Port Of New York, April ~.
SUN RISES SD HIGH IS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27
JAMES O'DONNELL,
A L L q X N 4 Y "A 4 l. A w
GPAv MAINE

REFERS To-Hon. John Anderson, Collector ohe Port
Portland; and Messrs Goldman Fox, Counseors at Law.
o. He will practice the counties Of Cumberland and OK
ford and attend to the collection Of demands all parts Of
State. a5-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

pARA TmA reA--rMs AvKzNs'U vail be POI.
THE JEALOUS wFE-Mr Oakley, Mr. Hield-Lord Trim
ket Mr. Pacide-Mrs Oakley Mrs sIoman
Alter which Mr. sioman will appear and sing several Comic
After which advertisement in which Madame Lecomts and
Mons Martin will appear.
HERCULES THE KING OF CLUBs-T;m M. s,oman
,rGran'te, Fsher-Frzby, Povey Mrs Hamsbottom Mrs
To conclude with the farce Of SHOCKING EyENTs-(;rif
fnnoh, Mir Sloman-Captain SpoG Mr Peyey-Mr
Pugg' Mr. Fisher-Dorothy, Mrs Pnlehard-Knty Mr..
Doors at 6peormanoe to quarter pas,
Boz Tickets, sI-Pit, so cents-Galery, a5cents
DAssFoRDs ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AND
ID CHESS, 2s Broadway and Il street entrance jon
the Museum in both streets for the sale Of billiard Tables
Cloths Balls &c &c and for health Purchasers and
Trial with spring. STEEL India rubber and cloth
cushions and eagle on and wood frames the best assortment
ever offered the public. my3l.y
Q1g- DR. TAYLOR's BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.
This is the only sovereign remedy that has been dsoov
cred for the Of consumption and liver complaints 1t is
allowed acquainted with it, TO be the most
tan, SAFE and expeditions mode of Indeed
such has been its effects, that of physicians
mend il to all Others and glad 10 hear that
several hospitals trying this medicine in such cases OF dis
sased lungs and liver bid defiance the ordinary
practice, and i has always proved sucoessul-Ed Sun.
Countrfeits look out for them Go only 375 Bowery for
the genuine. a25-3t+
90 SHIP YAZOO from Now Orleans is discharging ut
Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street. Consgnees will please
attend 10 the receip, Of their goods a2sy
&C FOR Observation-Disclosures this day, "An
Inquiry into the Origin of Disease and attempt to establish
certainty in Medicine by Interpretation of Nature" BY
GEORGE TAYLOR, New street, and Franklin Square
Fine paper edition, price shilling a20lw.
g7- PACKET SHIP SHERIDAN FROM LIVER
POOL Connees by this ship will please send their permits
board at Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall street All goods
permitted in five deys will be sent to the public a26y
NOTICE.
This the last week Of the Gallery Of Paintings in Bar.
clay street, which positively closes Tuesday This
beautiful collection consists of four Paintings by the celebrated
Dubue whose Adam and Eve have been much admired and
two grand Historical Paintings the Destruction Of Jerusalem
and the Revolt Paris forming altogether collection of
pcrio excellence Call and them be too late similar
opportunity will again. The Gallery open from
10 O'Clock in the morning until 10 o'clock night and the
price of admit lance only IS cents. a246ls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

Consisting Of
81 sets Balance Ivory Table Cutlery,
~ doz Dinner Knives, without forks,
IL doy Dinner, extra long handle ditto,
Sc doz. Dessert Knives,
So pairs Carvcrs,
All OF warranted quality, and made match; fine
zor Rodgers pen and pocket Lnves Mech strops
London dressing cases, pistols, sc. SC.
JOHN GRAvELEY, No Aston House, Broadway
NB. The store will be closed Saturday next good
awning for sale. a22-iwis'
rT,o SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS.
The subscribers offer the balance Of their stock Of
Clothing consisting Of every style and quality very
reduced prices for cash city sccepance Their stock
fresh having manufactured within the last months
Merchants respectfully invited 10 call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. JAMES TAYLOR,
a23-1w 90 Maiden Lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

U,opcE pUMps FOR DEEP wELLs-manufsc,ured by
II j. STONE, Plumber Engineer $50 Broadway s9-im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

nLD BOSS RICHARDS & cos new establishment, as0
" CaRareet door below Grceuwich street. proba
bly, the best place in the city for bargains They having
largest assortment best quality, and always the laes. fashions,
and sell much lower aa others, that il win be foand
all 10 call at i40 Canal dosr dciow
Greenwich. OLD BOSS RICHARDS X CO,
m3o-Im' Sign OF the largest boot in tbs world.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

LIME FANCY GOODS, Psriumery Cutlery. Portable
Desks, Dressing Gases, wsk Boxes, ke ~ variety
Wholesale aud retail, at GUioNs,
M lee Broadway, opposite John st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

{13- H. ANDERSON No. 1853 Chatham street. sign Of the
Big Boot and Horns has for sale the finest OF Boots
Shoes and CATERS both Tor ladies and gentlemen in tins city
all Of which he will sell at moderate price, and them
Oft he best mai