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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

a curious, strange Adrenture. Monday evening.
the neighborhood Of Chatham street thrown into
violent commction In consequence Of a report get
ting afoat that certain vender of blue pills and
concoctcr Of camomiles had been detected in mall
practices, and that the body Of young and hand
woman had been found in his sanctuu sancfo-
rum, nicely slowed away in cask of old Jamaica
rum. This rumor awake the indignation Of all the
morals that congregate between Chatham street
and the Five Points, and the house Of the amsrous
doctor was surrounded by band Of loafers in
breeches and petticoats, who only wanted to get
hold Of the naughty Of Galen in order 10 give him
a taste Of the beauties Of Lynch law whilst the
hubbub at its height, Sherifs officer came out
Of the house, bleeding prousely the nose and pro-
ceeded to the Police Office, where he applied to the
sitting Magistrate for warrant 10 arrest Doctor Will
liam Evans, Of Chatham street.
"Well," says the Magistrate, "let us hear what
he has been doing and how you came to get into
such muss as that"
"why, your Honor" replied the defeated bum
baif, "you the Doctor IL one Of them ere gal.
liant sort Of dandy fellows, who has always got two
or three women in tow i; and sometime back, you
know he sent 10 reside over in Jarsey. Just to
get her out Of the way of the Aims House people"
"Ahp' said the magistrate, putting his finger to
his nose, "wasst her name Hannah Powerl and
didn't she get into that advocate OF moral reforml
"To be sure she did, and the Doctor caused them
10 be indicted for libel, but failed TO convict them
Well, you see sir, there has long been an action
pending some law proceedings Instituted by the
Aims House Commissioners, ON account Of this same
Hannah and the Sheriff officers have tried oye pr
asd again to nab the Doctor, but he has grown
such shy cock, that there is doing netting
at all with him, unless some one takes him in hand
that is regularly mp 10 trap"
"welI, go on fast" said the magistrate, eli am
TO hear all this yarn"
Eyes, SIR, and 80 you see, to make long story
short Il was sent for because he never knew me ami
was regularly deputizsd ON purpose TO- accommo-
date this Doctor and would you think il sir the
ungratefu fellow set his two prcntices on me and
beat me black and blue, rung my nose, and turned
out into the streeta spectacle for every loaer to
laugh at"
"It certainly was wicked thing" said the
gistrate but take your warrant and couple Of Off
GERS and 20 and bring the Doctor before me-
In the course Of the evening the Doctor and his
pugnacious prcntices were brought up and compelled
te find bail for the assault committed the Deputy
Sheriff, and worse than all, the Doctor was then
obliged to succombto the principal Sheriff and GO 10
durance vile for his little peccadloes with Hannah
Power.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26


Martin Lockman VS.. Phefan g. Pheian.-This suit
was instituted by the plaintiff to recover from the
defendants sum which alleged to be due to him
for wages. 1t appeared that in the year 1887, the
plaintiff was engaged by James Phelan, to serve
as shopman in a store which Phelan then kept in
10Th street. This Phelan was brother of the de-
PENDANTS and they used often to visit the store in
10th street. and appeared TO take great interest in
the success OF that establishment In July, 1888,
James Phelan off leaving his relations to pay his
debts, and it in proof that the father Of the de-
PENDANTS there and sold out the stock in trade
and received the proceeds thereof. 1t was also in
proof that before the concern finally closed, the
defendants were in the habit Of taking money from
the till, and acting in other ways if they had a
peculiarly interest in the establishment On the part
OF the defendants il was set up that James Phelan
had been put in business by his father, and that the
brothers had nothing to do with the in 10th
street. In support of this ale cation, affidavit
from the abscondee himself was adduced, and the
testimony of the Sid gentleman offered in support
thereof.
The Court left il for the jury TO say whether the
defendants were partners not. Verdict for the
plaintiff.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26
NARVssep.

IL this city last evening" by the Rev MIR Cood, Mr.
clme % the Providence Morning Courier, to MARY eldest
daughter of The late William James ESQ., all o. Providence
n.
On Monday mornings oath instant by the Rev. Richard Wa
ters Edward Passmore of Dublin to Miss Catherine L. 0a
OF TIN. city.
Jersey City on Saturday the 22d instant by the Rev
Dr. Barry Mr. James Da~ son to Mis-. MARY Ann Bradley All
of that city
Al key West the ist inst. Geo. CLARK Miss Elizabeth
POOL Of Mystic. Conn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

On the 25th inst, James b. vanduzen, aged a. years
The members of the Ge,tys Lodge No ~ T. o. of r. and
tho order IN general respectfully invited 70 Nao.
mic Hall, this afternoon Al O'Clock. 10 attend his funeral
On the Path inst AFTER short Illness Edward Carrie aged n
years.
On The oath o. short Illness Miss Eleanor AIcGvsrap
aged 20 years.
On The -ih inst Josa daughter q John Censtantn AIRED
year
Al Williamsburg the iSh inst Caiharne s Zero. wife or
Lewis Per-.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

NEw BRrouroE.--A correspondent complains
that there are ono baths""no salt water bathing
At this watering place. How is thisl We know
there j. very superb champagne bathing q the in
ward man but Of salt water we cannot say, Tor W.
seldom touch IL. How is thisl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

CoRorER's OrrrcK June 25.-- An nques Il was held
al the City Hospital the body Of John Burton II
appeared that the deceased was brought into the
hospital in consequence Of injuries received by fall
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

10 We mus, publish again our engraving repre-
seDting President Van Buren, mounting his war
horse 10 review the troops al Trenton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

NJ General Jackson, al the last accounts, was
quietly saving hi soul AZ the Hermitage. General
scott wac On the frontier taking q the rascaly
patriots.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

MovSr vERSoS, WrLLrAMsBvReH The pro-
pristor Of Mount Vernon Hotel and Garden, will
liamsburgb has sent us present Of some excellent
cherries, as ruby the cheeks Of the Houres, and
a. sweet as the lips Of woman. This garden is now
place of general resort during the summer, and on
every Thursday, there are music and fireworks.
What more do you wantl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

RAIL RoADs.-One exchange paper contains Sc.
ven different serious disasters Rail Roads during
lat week
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

CoNPARTsoss ARR oDIoUs.-The proportion n
death. in this city and Baltnore last week were a,
5to1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

A STORM NOT roUrToLD BY EsrY.-A most de.
srsctive storm has visited Carlisle, Penn scarcely
house escaped unpjured; trees six feet in girth
were uprooted; all the glass ofevery window facing
north and west was destroyed. The storm did not
extend more than mile from the town in any direc-
ton; but all the grain within that distance is de.
stroyed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

Tar STREETS We wsuld advise the locofoco
TO clean up and sweep the streets, as well wasl
their faces, before the President arrives in this city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

The PREsIDENrs VIsrr.-Great preparations are
making in various classes and every section 10 re-
ceve his Excclency the President We learn thatthe
Astor House has set every engine to Notwithstanding
their steam engine, that does the washing AID IRON
ing-to get the President TO put up there. This can
be easily accomplished. Major General Sanford is
the chef de cuisine Of this affair, and IL Boyden osly
promise to send every day twelve baskets Of cold
wi,tals" with few old breeches and old boots, to
the friends Of slamm, Bang & Co., the thing can be
accomplished. We hope there will no quarrellins
about the destination Of his Excellency.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

Too DE- Of tomHtrct IUIcIVO do IUsJU- y Hivfr RI
$40 do $3.50 Dry Dock iol 3ojs-5o do l0lc-2o do
l0oic-55 do 1eoc-50 do 1oibso25 d. l0lib6o-5b Am
7si-5 Illinois s6c-iO0 do $40 Del Hudson 5tlc
rs do 7ic-lso do 1gsl025 do 100 do 7Itbo0-75 do
72h30i0o vick.burg lso050 do asi5-ie do DEC Is m
of Kentucky IS 80 Fire lns 60 Ools York do lea
9Th Ward de- 1880 dc 76-l0 do 75lnwlO Mohawk Gle
40 do 6lil00 Patterson 81 b60l0e DO eIbso-IoO Harlem
5l25 de 5i1-25 do 5Iis3ol47 do 5lc-E0 80 bIls60so
DO 5einw- 50 DO 5sc-i0NJ n ssI--lo0 do senw-o so
nngton 2slsiS-25 do 2skslO25 do 2slnw35 do oslclo
Canton an.gO- as do I0.3.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

Progress OF shc sab treasury sysscna.
The recent developments and discoveries in de-
falcations in the New York Custom House, at Wash
ington and other high places not without their
due effect upon the community; the system is max
ing great progress the country and il it works
IN for some IL works well for others, appears by
the following letter, which received yesterday
BY mail;
BLAcx Rock, n. T. June u, 1880
JANIS GoRDor BrSSErr, Esq.:-
Dear sir.-Enco-ed send you receipt Of Mr.. Jones' for
toa 4, your paper New York Herald i7th May. he
authorized 10 receive subscriptions please
forward your paper receipt Of this II he not
agent please through the columns OF your paper Mr.
lone. looked very aad will prevent the Id scoun.
dreI from sucking 50 out d one else Yours truly
SAMUEL ,. HoLLgv.
Appended to this was the following receipt in pen
cil:-
Received Of HoIley Three Dollars in payment 10 al
vase Cor one years subscription 20 the New York Herald
r. JONES.
May I7,h 1882
In reply to all this, we have only 20 say that we
know nothing of Mr.. r. Jones, and never heard Of
him before. We have no agents. no subtreasurers in
any part of the country-we never had any, and we
never intend to have any. As soon as we saw the
workings q the subtreasury system, aud the move
ments Of the Kitchen Cabinet, we abandoned the sys
TEN Of credit and agencies, and subtreasuries, ir
any and every shape and re-erganizcd our esta
blishment upon the sound, healthy, solid, simple
real cash system on which foundation Il still stands
and will continue to stand until the resurrection
morning--God willing
NB-No paper j. ever sent from this office On
Les. the price Of SIR t,ceirs months has been pais
IN adrance.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

THx Drorr CAsE.-The examinations in the case
Of Jacob Ridgway are still progressing in Philadel-
pha. The case excites interest from the great age
and great wealth Of Mr.. Ridgway. He is the richest
man in Penns ylvania, and owns more real estate in
Philadelphia than any other citizen. The decision
OF the Court relating to Dyott 10 to be given next
FRIDAY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

0Iy- OHIo is the Germany of this continent That
curious and original state bears all the ideal charac-
ter Of Gernany-the outrt intellect, the original and
bold conceptions in religion science, taste, philoso-
ply, and the fine arts. We have already noticed
their painters, their scuptors, their antiquarians,
and we have now ITO acknowledge the receipt Of a
curious brochure from Chillicothe, giving droll
view of the theology, philosophy, and literature Of
the age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07
MONEY mARKRr.

Stocks rsed yesterday Stock LSchangs Sales were
about a usual but prices generally showed Improvement
the aes Of previous day. Delaware and Hudson i'
proved per North Americas Trust and Banking per
cent Mohawk per cent Harlem per cent. Notwth-
standing this stock perhaps OF the
HARDEST DAYS which has known the street The
mercantile community s'raning every nerve to weather
the crisis Large sacrifices submitted the belief that
necessity for will olivia ted by the credits arising
from the receipt crops The process the reduction
Of values however, going rapidly forward and debts which
have speculative values must be set
tied specie vauehence the large property which fan
ced they me before the test Of realisation Those
repaed worth million find their property really
worth but half that Those who estimated
900 realise than The debts Of
large dealers who stopped 1885, renewed for two
years thirty months and again falling due without
possibility OF renewal Therefore the process which should have
gone through with in 1897 has, by boeng been pro-
aced until this time when the accumulation Of credits
which has been going through long period Of universal
peace is now falling into ruins by its weight.
The fmsey ties. which banded about in Wall
street under the ofock operations, gradually going
out of exance They rail- occasionally, and that when the
market ct the tghtes and why? Simply because the law of
supply and demand governs every which traffic
sied that Of" fancy stocks There class Of men
whose business it is speculate stocks II those
gage deliver certain day large amount Of stock at
stocks and whatever the situation the MONEY market
the real value of the stocks they will be bought and delivered
according contract These purchases slight ADVANCE
which usually followed by greater depression the sue
ceeding day. This traffic becoming changed II accom-
panied BY too great risks falling markets. the failure Of
stock brokers svnce Of real capital to continue in
at time when state stocks and other undoubed securities
bearing interest," forced the market The quantity Of
this description every successive arrival from
and do mill a are
withdrawn from the market and cancelled the balance must
nevbly take the place Of the fancy stocks Some Of these
latter rail road overburdsncd with debt that
sale and change Of propreorshp low prices must be
made involving loss Of the loans hem before they be
made profitable One OF the best Of these companies the
Harlem rail road II must eventually be the great thorough
fare for the whole ade Of the West with New York city
Its business already large and would pay
for the interest its debt The wing statement of
il, business for series ofytars:-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07


Caroline Platt Rice Wilmington; Crne Louise (sw)
Antwerp; Hornet Burt Taunton Victoria Kenyon 81 Au
Lawrence Cobb Charleton Nneta Bs,more, AIesandria
Amethyst. Pitee, ST. Augustine; Helen [Brl Rabbits 81
Johns. NJ Victory, Brush, City Point; Eliza Cor.en, Phi
Abbot Lawrence Hall, Boston; Baltimore, wetmore Nor
folks An Louise Wilson Vera Crur; Matilda Lord Tam
Hu., Bermuda; Caspar, [Breml spoken Bremen Hsdse
fBrl Beverley Yarmouth, s. Fancy Chase Boston, Gre.
ole !srl Gow.1' yarmouth . i%rerisl swain Nan
sisa Autumn, Hugar, Earope; Ncrmanoie Tyson Havre
stsar, Rsndoph Champlain, Richmond Johs Dussd'
Russell Neweern NC; Emma, Lingo, smiihseld Va; Geo
Washington, Burrows, Liverpool.
Arrived.
Packet ship Shakespeare Britton IS days from Liverpool
with mdr, IL Grinneil. Mintnrn Co.'S passengers,
Ship sutton Beekman days from Charleston, with cot.
Ship Mercy, Hsg.r,y, II days from Turks Island, with
s,lL., 10 wh,,more, Hopper 4 Co.
ship Aquet.et No'heim 10 days from sydney with coal
ship Nile, Dsaehard FROM 5, Ub.., Vi. Portland day.
Bsr,u. Franeia Edwards. So day. from Amsterdam with
mdr, TO r GebhaId co.
Brig Splendid, Blvea. ~ a, from Malaga fruit H.
Austrian brig Copts DE Go.e Rama "a days I'm Odessa
with rye, to Hofcrd, Brssaen &C.
Br brig Eno Walsh. ~ days from Bridgeport B, with
siei.a BRIG Fcmena RolIa 80 dav. srom Palermo, with
fruit, to Chamberlain d Lawrence.
Brig Porto Rico, Densg 10 days from Sydney, with
TO Mckenzie Liston.
Br brig Bee, Beckwith u days from Windsor Ms, with
plaster, 10 the master.
Brig Ciar.ss, McF~ssd,7 d. I'm Lsbec with plaster, to
the captain.
m hris Edward whinee Armstrong, ~ days I'm Windsor
Ms, Nth plvster, TO Captain.
Brig Spartan Tucker ~ days from Easpcrt with plaster
10 T Winpet
Brig Mars, simpson, 10 days I'm Mschas, with lumber to
the captain.
sw bsrk Ahertips, Maursson ils d I'm odeawith wheat
&c. 10 Hslford.
Rrv Marv Bevp.rd ath.ru 40 daxs On Mal.ra with fruit
to Scott Morrell
Br brig James Lyon shadoct % days I'm Bsre Honduras
with mahogany. 10 Masters. Marhoe kco
Brig Heien Mars, Card. "a days from Windsor Ms Plaster
TO the Master.
Brig su.qsehsnnah 20 days from Kingston, Jam, Pimeste
&C. 10 Arden.
schr Catherine IS days from sierre Lecsse prize TO
Brig Harlequin, taken suspisicn ef beng assver
Steamboat w Vanderbilt, de I'm Wimington.
sehr Regulator Ca~sos 10 de- fm Lsbee, with plaster 70
master
sehr Hereslss, Jones, g. day. I'm Lubec.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07
Total,
Sc 1884


These the average selling prices the wharf for cash.
except Flour VIII :h credit Of TO months An
ip6ne variety Of small articles emitted, although the
aggregate they vus BILE and the sales Of dry goods hard
ware and crockey made from The importers stores
Corror-There has been steady and limited business in
this article during the past few days but ANAL proportion Of
which for expectation Prices firm former suo
tons The arrivals 1900 bales From the South the
injury done TO the growing by the drought continue be
ard There doubt but that much injury has been
tanned but apprehend the published damage
much exaggerated Fayetteville IN CO. paper that
frost with ice occurred at that place the ID inst The
crops contnse to arrive the different pors and sales
made ollows at Fayetteville NJ c. all. At charles
ton sales at II to l2t Az Columbia IL to IL At New Or
leans lo to H. AT Mobile nothing doing the city Deserted
At Cheraw 10 to III.
The following table the stocks sales prices and remarks
al the different ports for the week previous the date ax
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07
sales al the Sleek Exchange.

$500 Corporation bonds 96s2 u s. Bank lO0 do
i0ot-O do Merchants lO5-iO do Seventh Ward e6-i4 dc
Am Elk e0s47 do Bank CON- &c. so do s6t ,4od-25 do
Del Hud 6et IS do $751; S6 do So 30 do $50 bnw, 90
bnw 100 do 5s so do SO 6d so do 6 do So so do
5s b20d 80 de 66 50 do t 50 do So SD so do ST. %
do 5S b3d 10 do 5s5 do do A. Trust 81 100 81 IS
do 81 5Odo 81 sl0 SO do 5 so do As do 54 do sag 81
do IS 90 do So bS0d rs do 54a IS do SO do 54a
do 3 s3Od IS 32a 90 do $50 Guardian ms 90
20 do Mer. FIX 500 do Cansn S0-25 do Mohawk 50
100 do Bos Prov Rail Road 99t s60d Is do lo2 ado
b60d-50 do II riem 43 NV, Is do 43 Tuesday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

Total passengers, 3,sl07l3 Total receipts, S32 767 81
The line from the City Hall 70 Fifteenth street has been
pleed months ending September 3oth 1889; during
which period passengers carried it six pence
each.
The total cost Of the road itself /. $500, 1000
motives, have together COS, 100000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

CENSUS OF Ono The population OF Ohie is
now estimated to be one million and seven hundred
thousand.
A PARsoS IN TRAGEpY-The Rev c. b. Parsons
has be- engaged to play few nights in tragedy at
the National Theatre, Cincinnati He has got GER
ticate Of good character from the Methodist Minis
ter of Louisville, KY.
SuIcIpE.-E A. Tanning killed himself in Gin
cinnati on the 10Th ult
EARLY FResr-At Fayetteville, N. e., on the "a
instant, there was a white frost with ice.
HEALTH AUGUSTA, GEo.-There were only
four deaths in Augusta on the 18th ait. The sick
ness was diminishing and the first frost would drive
every vestige of the fever away. But we caution
the southerners now here not to return nome TOO
early ,o.,. :.
FATAL DuEL.-General Bassier on the !Sts ut,
killed in duel at Natchitoches, General Francois
Gaiemrie They fought with rifles at forty PAGES
and only exchanged one shot.
HEALrn OF NATcHEz.-The yellow fever on the
Oath ult was on the increase at Natchez, Miss
The banks Offices and the courts have been removed
TO the suburbs Of the town. VIM. F. Stanton, lately
one of the editors of the Free Trader died OF the
fever on the I'D.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

DOwERY THkArRE-T.s nAMBI.IN soI : - =
I'D AGER AND DIRECTION.
THIS EVENING, October =, will be performed the pav Of
CLOUD KIN0ozsmns rrises n China. Mr. po rnn
Peki, daughter Of Tchn kao, Mrs Herring
Prevoss TO which, the popular piece Of the PLEASANT
Doors open att O'Clock quar-
Price.-BoIes esnts2P. ST cents Gallery, aseenu
NATIONAL THEATRE Broadway-adjoinine Niblo's
THIS EVENING, Oct win be presented, the celebrated
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Walter, Mr. vaadenhoa- Julia,
Miss Vandenhof.
To conclude with new Farce called ROBERT MACAIRE
Robert Macaire, MIR. Brown-Bertrand, w. II. VIII
liams.
a- Price Of Tickets Parquette Boxes 81; second
Boxes 80 cents Door open half past 6Pesformsnc to
commence precisely att
NJ EW CHATHAM THEATRE.-THIS EVENING,
Oct 1885, will be performed She ridans Comedy OF
soluts Mrs Barncs-sr Lucius OTrigser, Mr.. Tutbii
Mrs hlalaprop, Mrs. Barnes-Jua Melville, Miss
After which Miss Charlotte Barnes will perform
IhE CArIlVE.A Tragic scene in private mad house
Previous to the piece The Four HUNGARIAN SINGERS
The evenings will conclude with the Farce Of
The POACHERs or WHICH ~ YOUR Wife,
sourhront Mr. Banes-Countess de Listle, Miss Barnes
MASTER MISS WELLS engaged for a limited pc
rod and will make their appearance Wednesday next
FLORA SEPHYR or, THE FESTIVAL OF CERES
Prces-Boxes 70 centsPt 3A cts,Gallery 10 cts Children
under IL years, halfprce to Boxes.
Doors open 7oclock and the curtain viii half past
seven preciselv sill 3m'
A UDUBON's ORIGINAL DRAWINGs-Ths beautiful
America, open for public inspection the Lyceum OF
Natural History No. 563 Broadway Hours from o'clock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07
SrArEsrrr o. nm c.rp,roH o. CRY BArx,
SgprxnpgR -, 1850. ex


Amount ofliab,ties $Ss760 rs Resources e6S 100 10
This faratemen The item specie funds the amount
deposte at the Suffolk Bank Bostcn for the redemption
Of its bills there
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

Packets 20 1Deparl.
LsNDss.
Wellington, Chadwick, Oct 10
Quebec, Hebard, Oct 20
LIVERPOOL.
@ Washington, Burrows, Oct7
United States, Fisher, Oct 10
k'ah America, Bailey, Oct 10
HAvHr.
Alban, Johnston, Oct 8
Louis Philippe, Castof. Oct 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07
State Of Trade.

There continues be small business done the lead
ing articles Of In the general markets there
small business doing the home tradebut nothing like large
transactions entered into. The arrivals Of goods from
ABROAD and Of produce from the INTERIOR continue large
Stocks therefore, ofa
atuga fact which the merchants
and continued fall in prices. Boston also exhibits unusual
extent OF imports The arrivals aud clearance at that port for
this year, as compared with last, were follow
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

Packets 60 Arrive.
Lorpor.
Philadelphia. Morgan, Aug. 20
Samson, sturges, Sept !
LryEEPooL
westebester, Ferris, Sept I
Liverpool 81 Eayrer, Sept 81
HAvEs.
Erie, Funk, Aug -
Burgundy, Lines, Sept I
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

Oo-MR. BRlSTOW.-Let all bad writers look at
his advertisement s201m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

A1- BARNES takes his benefit at the Chatham to-
night He will be assisted by the beautiful ana IN
terc sting Charlotte Barnes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

iIAPER MAkrks FELTiNos-S ~, a. %, 90 end =
Il inch Epshsh Felting-bS .ale BY
o2y PERsfE BROOKS, No. 6i L9ssvty -