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Morning herald., 1839-12-24

u. IRWIN u Co., Members OF the Royal College Of
diseases ia all their various stages their Office 2oi Fulton
street. where from the c9mmodous angement Of their
persons aborns under delicate complaints be treated with
j. b. Irwin CO. pledge themselves that in all Of the
violent venerea which hitherto fallen under their
cessu and speedy Tsey need not BY certificates direct the
public attention their superior practice those diseases
their reputation in this city we'll known and respected by
All who occasion confde in their honor is strongly
recommended females who the habit Of using their
Deohstruent Pills. that than should be taken
any OCCASION might produce effects which those who
be hadrecen cured in two days Those who have
ured themselves by secret and destructive habit obtain
relief Solvent security all that wi be required until
shall be effected. Letters post paid detailing the
ture Of the complaint and covering suitable fee viii be i'm
wsas 10 he raI.: s. a"a nsde'"s' with full dree.iss:
TAYNE's ExPEC consider it a duty tc
call public attention TO this admirable preparation for
Splitting Bloot Asthma Bronchial Affections, whooping
Cough Sc Iii used and highly approved by Of
the first respsc,aby bat feel confident in saying that
trial of its efficacy will be its best accommodation.
Ds. JONATHAN Go,NG, President of Granville College,
Ohio, ae of New York; in letter TO the proprietor dated
New York. December 1885, says, He wa. laeorog under
cold cough and and that his difficulty OF
breathing great that he felt himself in danger Of
date sufoca,oo, but perfectly cured this Expec.
oranD Mrs. Delks Of Salem, ~ j. cured Of Asthma
twenty years standing using bottles this medicine
Mrs. Ward also Of salem cured Of the complaint
BY bottle young lady also d salem VINO was believed
By her friends be far gone with consumption perfectly
restored by three bottles Dr. Hamilton Of 81 James, South
Carolina greatly affected by cough hoarseDess and
Of the lungs and using bottle OF this medicine found
permanent relief.
Mr. Nicholas Harris, ,en one Of the Dcacsa Of the FIRST
Baptist Church this city has been perfectly cured by it.
after having uttered 90 years with cough, asthma and splitting
Of blood, whi n no remedy could relieve.
To be lad whoeaae and retail OF A. D. Sands 10 Full
ton Of Gold 10 Fslton Of VIII
liam st; retail by O. Embree Broadway, H. Ring,
ga Broadway also Rolton Co. East Broadway
and jefferson street. NJ " and Burnett 81 Canal st. n30 I'm
Morning herald., 1839-12-24

& 800 ... II IT FA.Ls.-LERol's % FRENCH " SNV.l
Jerome Leroy Paris the most eectua rapid cure ever
known for certain disease.
Those who wish to avoid gGck nssupss and thsu-
selves with little trouble without liability exposure viii
find this medicine well zited to their requires no
change Of DIyr does affect the BREArH which pre-
vents the possibility Of discovery while using Il.
Besides this important advantages II the parts
subject 10 the troublesome weancss that esu AFTER
the Of other medicine and taken the saee Of ths
disease will arrest the discharge and all unpleasant
feelings in few days In long, proracted chronic stages
ofhe disease obstinate geets female complaints weak
Of these organs, without doubt sfecual re-
medy discovered and has cured many obstinate
every other medicine had failed OF his had nors
than years anding recently cured by this
specific after upwards Of hundred dollars had been spent for
Medical advice and Medicines without effect In fact res
been used with such all Of the disease
challenge to be produced that will cure under
forfeit or $500.
Each bottle has full description Of deases and all s
directions for both the Engsh French
languagesPaIcE 81 BorrLE ase Beetles Of dsable sss
pl s0.)
90 FOR sale only at the agents oEce Ne. e NAssSU
four doors from Fulton street. sta Office opsn
until o clock IN the evening. eI03ms
Morning herald., 1839-12-24

NR. CORBiTT be consIted in the most eonfdentsl
~ at his Office, IS City Hall Place. Chstha.
sre3 New York where persons afflicted with delicate die
eaes old obstinate ulcers Dyspepsia worms diseases Of the
bladder urehra and kidneys and all diseases arising from
the abuses Of mercuy inpurity Of blood invited
cell.
The banefu effects arising from d abuse Ct mercury needs
d. seripoa Persons troubled with certain disease NAY
apply to Dr. Corb with the perfect OF having
radically cured without particle Of any other
da gerous meacne His charges reasonable propor
toned TO the means Of the applicant.
a7- Attendance daiv from A. M. 10 10 r. NJ n27 3ms
Morning herald., 1839-12-24
OLD AND HOICE E
WINES BRANDIES.&c

WINES BRANDIES, Sc.
The subscriber offers for sale at the wine vaults Of
Broadway aud Chambers street. choice collection u Wines,
udge from the best vinayes Europe ameng which
sparkling Champagne Wines, Of Lambert Coz various
Old Madeira. London Pale, Brown and Gold Sherry and
Port Wines Of choice vniages wood and glass; Of
Choice Brandy, Otard Dupuy Coz and other brands;
Holland Gin superior flavor Old Jamaica Rum Irish and
Scotch Whskey, I" Real Mountain Dewo
London Porter and Brown Stout Burton and Scotch Alss
EDWARD II ROBINSON,
Commission Wine Merchant, Grant. Buildings, corner
o. Broadway and seNNSS street, entrance in Chambers
street d2-lm~
NEW SEED srORE.-The ,ubscrioer respectfully is-
IN forms amateurs Of horticulture and the public general
that he Ma, just received splendid Of Roses Ca
mell,as, Rhodoaesdron, Kalmas, variety Of ras,
precious greenhouse Plants Most Of them qsite aad
have before been introduced this country He keep
hasd large Of excellent vegetable and flower sss
WILLIAM wARBURG, No : Pine st.,
BAvARIAN BREWERY IN NEWARK, N. 1.-THE
superior pure Ale hswed il the German sy in the above
Establishment Of r. Warburg Is constantly on hand and for
sale in barrels and halt so for family also in shpping
order, at No = Pine Asrst, Isl floor dii sns
DUsTON CRACKER BAKERY-WilIam Bond 60 Orch
d ard street Graad, would inform the public that h
manufactures the Boston soft and hard crackers superior
s s o y. y o s.
oaa.s@s a. '''- ~ ''-- D''e''' =" NO. ''-
@ EALs-R. LOvETT, Seal Eneravsr on tais,
- 1888 Broadway respectfully informs the ublic that he
Goats Of arms initials fancy Devices
Consulsr Notara and office seals engraved on STEEL silver
Books OF eradry for the inspection Of cu,tome containing
Doors plates numbers &C engraved to srdsr Superior
style Coats Of arms painted.
Letter aud paper stamped with crests initials de-
vices Of any description dim
or three csa havs neatly furnls
I'D ed with board by applying No 10 Park place.
paror with sofa bed.sad be had IL a..red
"a kafeln~ tuS
Morning herald., 1839-12-24

ID DOARD-Twe three gensmen neatly furnish
ed with board by applying No. 10 PARA place.
lower front parlor with sofa bedstead be had dssred
NJ Is. Dinner Al 8 o'clock. d6 Inn
Morning herald., 1839-12-24

These ships all of the first Glass; about 700 tons burhen
and able and experienced navgaors Great
has been made of in the selection of furniture BEDS
&e and the price of cabin passage fixed at $loo out
ward for each adult and half price, without wines
liquors any description Neither the captains Of
the above packets responsible any letters parcels
packages sent them unless regular bills Of adng signed
therefor. Apply to
GRINNELL, MINTURN & co. ls4 Front St; or to
John GRISWOLD. 10 South street. New York.
Morning herald., 1839-10-26
NONE N a y x Z r.



- ...sr di,postion to sell manifest at ihs Stock
H..rd tod.v ana prices fell; unusually large amounts Of
Rank were offered the close, at decline Of one hall per
s..t from the sale Of yesterday Del and Hudson declined
sr cent, North Trust AVID Banking ConPsny
ee.t; An Ex Bank, per cent; Mohawk, per cent; ~
n Road per cent; Bank Of Commerce per cent? sales o.
Treasury Notes made at oss s9i The rates Of sterling
hills remain the same; very small amount Oh specie
went BY the packets The Iowa and Garrck had together
ara 900 ony; $40 arrived from the ship Hes
pont aad $4,000 has received by the Ohio Life Trust
The schooner Cora at New Orleans, Gom Tampico had
S2l s96. The st Louis Republican states that SoOooo IN
,pece was received by the Bank of Missouri the I'd in
slant, from the Land Okces
In domestic exchanges there has been for some DAYS
but very little done, and prices are SO huc'uat'ne
that there Is but little in giving quotations.; 'one
have been made at the following rates =
Philadelphia IL per cent Baltimore II per cent Richmond 10
per cent Carolina per cent Mobile Is, Charleston ~
In money the confusion prevails safety runa u
at per cent state security money has been SOLO az
Increased d counts per cent The Mechanics Iraoei
Bank has declared dividend Of cent semi annual pa a.
HE on the l proxmo At Boston Wednesday here was
NO call on The banks specie and the market easy
n il stated there have been but four suspensions in that
eitv within the last fortnight There large sale Of NOR
vch and Worcester rail road at 10 The bills OF the
bsak of Bennington, Vermont, have been refused oy the
suolk Bank The Merchants and Planters Convention
ware 10 have assemble yesterday at the METHODIST Church
in Macon eo The branch Of the Planters Bank oi len
nsse located Winchester commenced operations on ne "a
inst The branch Of the Northern Bank OF Kentucky al
Louisville stated TO have stopped payment The Ceseano
Ohio banks are determined to sustain specie payne
The Manhattan Bank had circulation OF oooVoo anu
$4,000 in specie The Canton Bank had circulation OF
ss4 600 and 50 SPECIE The banks at Lexington Ken
tucky, have suspended
s,...ept The condition Of CENTRAL RAIL RoAD BANK
mo COMPANY GEORGIA. on the 7h Instant as compared
with its return made in April 1888:
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

There is great deal Of excitement Wall street on the
subject Of accommodations The conouct oil the " O.
Bank is in particular open animadverson every means
used by them enforce demands against our banks
for specie Philadelphia accorn When drawn IT'S imme'
d,aty sent city, This conduct fast raising the IN
diguaon Of the regular merchants The object is undoub
edly to produce suspension, and from the same sources
with bankrupts and spectators Of this CITY,
those attempts create and the numer
~ on force banks to expand In order
shat the Phadsph institution may take advantage oi any
false ep our make to force suspension The hrm
a banks made to the committee las eve
ming are evidences that they fully Of their position
ana the true Of the city, aud will Persevere II the
course OF honesty all hazards This decision finds an echo
ia The heart Of every upright New York ms rchan and the
savstiou of the Of the country The proposition
Of receiving safety fund money not snertsDed Tor mo
eut Tsdy the committee from Abanynow in the cy pro-
osed to to the banks each certain quota Poportonate
a csc,a to constute the of 81 00OO OO0 to be loaned
to the State Bank enable her to with the rsdenphcn oil
country bills sn middle Of next month"; BY which period
Il Il hoped at the produce Of the west will be 20 far forward
:, to AFFORD essential relief the community was un
srstood country banks TO loan only on actsa
business transactions The following table will illustrate the
nature Of the proposed loan:
Table Of the quota 10 loaned by each bank TO constitute
und Of 81 Cor the redemption Of safety fund money
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

It's that prcesrange esravaganty without
just for with the exception Of Turkeys Apples and
Pears every description Of arc almost plenty dirt
The butchers respng great profits heretofore unequal
led they have only reduced the Of beef because they
compelled TO- Veal selling at - 10 cents pound
and every thing else in proportion which the butchers de-
temned maintain make for the reduction beef
They demand pence for pork and only four days since
three hundred hogs sold from soops the foot Of
Jay street. the North River for six cents per pound Here
aProf Il 6 cent and ths the ratio throughout
The hucker ~ so for beeve at the Upper Bulls
Head which they sell the next morning at and IA cents
a pound. II is the same with veal and WITH lamb.
The butchers independent setthey afford TO be
for they make money They tell the that beevcs
sell at the Bulls Head for $40 $l3 per hundred weight when
they selling $7s They say that cattle Of all kinds
when the cuntry guttedand the, that
the ensuing winter will be much higher hei they
but that be If the only combine and
rtfu to buy at th,i exorbiiant deE ands.
Prices great dea too hghhiehsr by ten TO twen
than they should be- and something ought done
TO reduce them The are entirely excluded from eating
and the butchers will keep them from till resurrection
morning unless they pay the high prices Many family
suffering for the Of such food to sustain strength and
M and IL tbsrsore b~kosves n this city
refuse the prices msnded by the huctste
Let them watch the sales at the wholesale makest them
note how low cattle selling Boston, rhladePha and
Baltimore and they will then how they have been and
still imposed upon and shaved here.
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

tiou p,psr 4. the Spsss tine the iebbs hsadsd BY ths
auconeer have been indirectly exchanging paper anu '"e
smaller fry bsng able 70 meet their shas o. ns
the auconeer call upon the banks to saernee ne
to protect their individual responsibilities ne'e "0es
gentlemen would have the banks with $sooooOo Of capital
and million. Of eoos, the property the thrifty and pru
dent jeopardre theg existsnce TO preserve ''e
cluster round the American Exchanse Dan
whose aggregate means do not exceed $ooo,ooo.
The Vaccinations Of this class will probably succeed in
striking down The country Banks Nothing save the
bankrupt spectators. aud their object to create excitement
aud Bankruptcy and perish unnot'ced in the general
crash The stoppsgs Of the western BANKS VIII &c he
for general reduction every thing to specie basis and an
annihton of the banking system The present cir
culatng me edium in the country, is as follows
s,.c;. - circulation. $4,000 900
All. = A.. Rank. sOOoOe0o
ro,., circulation. $4,000 600
There was al the 900 in specie in the
banks therefore $50 of bills Withdrawn
and the specie held by the banks thrown out the total crcu
ation will $50 specie third only less than
at present The fall TO this position inevitably follow
suspension BY city banks and involve total exo
sion all the paper credits a1oa On this firm and seld oa-
sis an system may be built up consisting perhaps Of
Bank located New York. having branches every
point The Philadelphia, and
present position Of financial Matters evidence OF her
total ncapacty conduct any system for the public good
Sales the Stock Exchange.
$1,000 Treasury Notes 99l 1000 do $50 stares United
80 do 7sa 55 do TO- 90 do 49, 90 do New
49, 43 do Dec 7s do 7sy Is do 7s 2s do n % d.
nw TT 20 do b. III IS do 77l75 do Com Bank 90iS do
Blk $50 do Dry Dock so do b60 605 do State Bk
9O-s5 Amer Ex 6 25 do SAL 25 do go e3 81 do Del and
Had 53t 10 do 5 100 do cash. So so do 5325 do Farmers
Trust 7a40 do Ohio Life and Trust 72-a0 do North Ame
Trust 46 las do 46 100 do Asa so do 45 800 as 90
do 4St l50do 46la5 do vickburg Bank 2a Do s3o 40
Bank Of Kentucky g. do Monday 81 % 66a 7' 40 oos
so do 60 25 do cash. 900 do Boston and Wor l35 do Ca
~ do Mohawk 3J 5A % do 3ds 81 100 do 4s
80 do 3ds 5425 do Boston and Prov s4 % do 93oo do
New Jersey Railroad cash S060 do Harlem 3l, 100 do
81, so do paper, SO, IS do ait.
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

CoNsUMPriON CAN b. CJRED.-f taken IL de
~ season, hrny believe IN. dsss>s cen ~ cured My
my we're ~ c'nssmptve md elfvS not espseted TO
live long fcs very del ssd ipnr Vet used .Dr
Tsylor Ba'sos o. Liverw r,' early peri Of die
ease, sSd c~sA my lssg jaay growing srcrg eos'd
cough ceasd sv~ neshy ssA u .ssssni healtk.
fte shis aeue ~in Savs tkcss.ws Dot u % very ~
ps''s.' % - Ne ssssiss -! q =. ns~sJ -.
As.wr-Dr Dsss Re-, n~kis~s As>vs~ Oiiv~s o,
New Owlsssss r n. enitk. Csssse~A O. - ssAtv'
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

Cleared.
MARKS, :: Experiment, FIynn Galveston, Tsr.; A.,rs
venuard NOriean Francia Edward ersm; Ainericas
's'S H,o. Tos % o"i,ss D. wsGs@;
Hosnet Burt Tsu toh; Caspsn, swase 81 Jo'ephs Comet,
MS o';s.o" T, Duo seIs R.as. a,s'u
riss Bransrd, NieIsr'on, MoS!l.
Ship Roman McEwen i9s ds I'm Manila, hemp, &c Talbot,
Ol,phsnt Co.
Boo,%.s. sss %.}1Ss Johnson &C.. : '''s ''' : :
ship Hs..poni El, I'm Hsvsna. Oct 8, mdr to spoaord,
Big xmsrs. rsrrsu IS a. I'm Port Pia,, mshossny
Br Sig sSrsu, Hunt, a. I'm Kingston, Jam wood ss to
Irs we1ford, Ery aid I'm Porto c.s,o, ces.e, SC to
cesnsisa sris Cesar, Wakefield % d' Aasu'ora coffee
Brig rsrs SHERMAN 10 A, f savspasA cotton to Dur
Brs Ch.ri ous.rbridse 10 d I'm Pymeath cotton Nit.
R,is sssr, IIu 10 a. from chare.tan wh cotton &C
~esse Wedge Il a. in Mayapws, Pr, sugar, &c to
Nmc, Thompson.
ser WIN Bryant, Barnes, - q. I'm Texas cotton, &c Arthur
shr Pasbs Eliza Richards. a, I'm chsre.Os &c Cap,
schr Elizabeth Billings 10 Is from Lubee with platter to
schr N-vis Kinney days from Lubee with plaster, Brett
Br scar Jane Davis. 10 a. I'm Bermuda mdr TO W Ds.
vnp IT.
shr Adene won CANDY day. from Philadelphia, with
coal
sh- TonIn Jones. day, from rhl.delph's, with coal
order.
sehr Dasisl Baker Baher days from Phadslpha, with
coal
Packet ship 0arrseh, rsissr, Liverpool.
Me.ssvauas.
There are upwards of four hundred square rgyvd
sells in the port ~ New York, ssd of The s5e shps
greater numAer TIA. has bes~ known for many years.
torss sehr With bottom and white stresh vent 10
sea q, Hampton hosds Saturday, asd e following
~ersse was csrsis,d ss1 sonh; al the psrishea
TAe ssss Brsnay-"s, css Bo'sos, v last Tsss
dav
List y opsrs s'ss<hsd 70 ~ sesu fusss Fuor-csrx
rssry Esq; Lieueussts, w Lysch is & Turner
, wssd AL s.l ~ n Nsn.ssy s<h. q Pic. \,
W rleksrss SN, ssssess, d Bsry, pwrsv q = Sac
Morning herald., 1839-10-26


prr.ss ys that the operations Of The western esn have
been nor. expanded since ssyenou than have those of
nj. city The loans have largely increased and the circulation
hev, pae ahosgh m fact that The receipts Of pro-
a ), IN this city have been much e. than last yesr The re-
pt. Of a,ur aouc are barrels less than s the same
~r;od last year Th accounted for by the ecunty banhs
NJ the fact that tho operate OF the bills Of the State security
bsnl, red thea, circulaos active tha, thy dare
and Thi. has operated partial extent, bst the fsct
otcrsus that rdsu pton has been unusually heavy dur
~ The pas summer that the State Bank has three times cesed
a ysd,em Thee bills not discounted on produce other
10. b, rro luce would 10 market. Il therefore
Al. es;r,op that most the western bank accommodations
-, an paper which has presented equivalent
/, mi. market for phopwhch redsmpion hss been
ss~ NOR, ooero-. b, of the new bills This latter
sus Operating with the reduced cpcses of the banks by
reason Of a., the state finances has disabled
the banks from advancing produce IN sdd''os TO the renew
h Of paper The $500 900 sealed IN the state Bank he
sisse cf last week. mostly issued on renewed paper
Ths view Of the case decided City Banks that The reeeP
avn country money would afford the relief desired ey
merchants, there being svrantee that the future loan"
he country bashs wosd be sseisvsy actual shipments o.
psluee The result therefor. that the safety fund banks
NE es-Ntry will he thrown their aud their
als are nov ,coart cfsr>v they will " run For
s.e;s on alton ars hs close of NE conng week win
i, probability find mos, of,hen suspsnssA
H.A N. western B-nLs followed the policy Of the City
hank. and b~t he paper, but espssSed actual
sA,sre,t. Of new erops thk ey wosA be essy It
A. IN. aour dealers all nearly easy they
The con,ra, ha. their possy ty ,sessa shr.
cd ;.o,.. of ssahrupt spseslsssvs sss TREY are no~
supossd 70 large eask Liabilities ss& kavs available
20 thsm promptly
I've e,,v ss.A. hsv, avoided sh, pesss~. Tks, ksss
sss months steadily ~ uAss Assss ssaiss sssss.ss
Morning herald., 1839-10-26
sle.@l.ooo

This proposition rejected after much con'iseraoa on
& Of the They could not that the desired
~isf would thereby be obtained Much Of the dicu'y 10
which the county banks find themselves arises from tner
renewal cd ppsr most Of which bssd not upon seiss
bu o. speculative Transactions The following
table showing the comparative movements Of the different
classes Of banks in this state;
Of the leading Of the BAsxs LOCATED ~ TINS
,rrrn,oH or rny srArE o Ngw roRx, showing their
movements from the period u suspension up 70 her as'
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

The following table list Of the prices paid for provisions
morning different retail markets in this city
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

(tRANU CONCERT.-Mr. JOHN A. KYLE, Professor
NJ Of the Flute begs leave to Grand Vocal and
Instrumental Concert be given at the City Hotel on Mon
day evening, October 2Slh 1882
PART lst.
Duo Mr.. and Mrs. segaln, sCrudel percher Figaro
Mozart
Grand Fantasia the Guitar Seno Benedick (hs first ap
pearance in New York; from the Duo de Ia Norma Bein
Aria. Mr.. seguin. III milo piano La oazza Ladra'
Rossiui.
Grand Fantasia the Panoforte. Mons. Kossowsk his
6rst appearance in New York; the Prayer from Nose
Rossini
Cavstina Mrs. segun. 'F,a istante,' with flute ob
CATO Mr.. Kyle, First time in this city)
Solo Harp. Mad'e Pardi Ar-sHoPe told aaering
tale With variations %, desire)
Ballad. Mr. Seguin 'Pye wachd with thee Romer.
Grand Trio for three flutes introducing the most fsori'e
airs. Messrs. Davis, Kyle, jun'r, and Ky senior
PART 3D.
Grand Duo. Harp and Flute. Miss " Psrdi, aud Mr. Kyle
'Tulou l. Italie ct II Irlande'
Romance (by request Mrs. seguin arranged and accom-
panied BY herself The Gallo Maid
Grand Posnaise. Pianoforte. Mr.. Kossowski. Cnapiu
Rondo. Miss Pardi 'Ah crcds mirarti,-from La
Semnambula. Beil.n
Concerto Futo Mr. Kyle by desre) Thro' the forests
Nicholson.
Duo. Mr. and Mrs. seguin. sAh peta Nero adante
Grand Pot Pour the Guitar Senior Benedck '0revo-
luton de muchos'-Op ras de Rossini
Finale. Laughing Trio. Tutti. Martini. 'Vodas via
diqua-
70 The performance will positively at so'clock
precisely Tickets 81 each may be obtained at the Pr'ncpa
Music Stores and Hotels e26-2t
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

{y- MR.. BR1STOW.-Let all bad writers leok
at his advertisement. o22-lm
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

May 1897 Jam Iets Nay 1888 Jan. 1882
pi.co.ut. IbJs3S74 1905 u. ,a544eos H,t1esSs
Specie, 435 $50 os1voo 90 ey5sso
D,posi,e. ,33s%E l,o6l,sD l,aoi,M 23Ostco
a,.,..r, of IN, Nosru R,vrR ASs Loco IsLasp BAsxs
\ Tor the same period
Nav lsa7 Jan. 1893 Nay. isss Jan 1859
u,..a.u,. laaooo2l ilSs0o63 i0952 IVA Iasi6I6a
Specse, OF soI ISsss 80 20 ~ a., -,
Circulation. 24sl 1@ 3oI w a.ooo,sss 80
Depostes, iIs7SSs ioSsi" i'""~
o the Nrw Yosx C,rv PAsxs Tor the same PERI o.
Nav 1877 jon. 1885. Msy 1873. Jan. 1891
r,;.<o,n,. "a f5te6I n T3A276 25.i7o245 3'N78o
Specie, Ioso o3i 1sI.os o'.oss. 20. 80 !,
Cirssiation, s,57a SS spvssos sIssna ,oc.,.
Deyosss, ioels,bsO i2sosyssf izo'o1V ''sV0'e
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

at his advertisement. oZZ-lm
3- Letter signed q n. Of particular and conhden-
tai nature was addressed to Gentleman residing in the
Asior House, Thursday, the 26th Of September last
No further communication has been received II the writer
will communicate again. will be received and acted on in
the scest confd,nc and secrecy, and WILDE found i'm
porant) to be or eminent advantage 10 q Is. o26lt'
VOCAL MUslC.-A MARTIN P. .ofessor of the Guit,r
after the Spanish method Of the celebrated feuddo,-
has opened evening class for the study OF Vocal Music The
class to be composed Of twelve Gentlemen who
desirous Of becoming members respectfully invited to
axe early applications the number of pupils being limited
The best references will be given Apply to A. MARTIN,
1856 Fulton street, from % o'clock, Of the evening
o26 eod3t+
Morning herald., 1839-10-26
PATENT STOVES

nLMS 7 I'd = IN ENI SFVVE~ - Inc sNU.t''Os'
" would recommend 10 those sbou, procure stoves
either for rariors halls uurserie oce stores ho'e"s
churches Sc 10 essusire hs excellent article " ,hsr
ror,y all Others he shows IN few moments noS
AIR Furnaces put up short notice apd spon ,he most
proved prine,pies. ,. H. r. DEAN, $40 water street
wsasd 'm ned dssely, three Sheet Iron "o'sen'
al I'M