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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

FATAL DutL--An unfortunate aGuir took
place Yesterday near lho Dismal swamp Canal
about ton miles tbs side d Lake Uummond
Hotel, bctweeu 10 seawel Jones, d shocco
N. G. and Mr. ii. Nughl Wilson, Of The ely Of
New York
The parhJs met about Y O'Clock near the
house OF Mr.. j. + Foreman, IN Norfolk coun.
ty, Virginia, aud Mr.. Wilson fell dead at the first
tire. We have received the Attenuation from a
geuteman who Vas on the spot, and We are as.
sured by Inn that dis melancholy affair was con.
Quoted ~ tho most homo able manner by al paI.
,lr.. The quarrel originated at Petersburg, dur.
,ne lhe late races al luat place The cause Of
quarrel, We learn, vas lhe following words, spo,
rem BY Mr.. Wilson ~ prtsence Of Nj, Jones
A." kaos enough ol Southern people to know
that they EYER comply with lher obligations
They fought at d distance Of PIX pacts.- Otd DO
panioB Of April 27
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

4 single fact vii illustrate ihe proportion Of
tutA and lasehood 10 the statements OF he fed
e,ol Iouuus. The Richmond Wing o( tho Oh
m,t. stated that during the week preceding
the Iat, Dfy-onc posl-mastcrs were removed (;
aud IN every case Of removal a ugh.suched
parllzan Of the Executive tMr. v b. appoint.
the official records, and The precise number Of re-
n,oyas, ior all causes, Dung The week alluded 10
by the Wing vas fee. As 8 is 10 81, 50 IS the
proportion Of Truth aud asebo0d OF federal rews.
paper sscrlion,--jiJaay .1rgy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13
The following comparative statement Of the principal

This table shows great huctuaton in value. and principally
in articles Of luxury silk nen wine, which proves the
ducuon consumption of those articles which attended the
progress the revuson The high figures of the year 1885,
compared with those of the preceding years, proof
large quantity imported much the prices with
the manufacturers at that me perhaps not high
during year 1885, when the aggregate value much smaller
Both the value Of exports and imports governed not by
the prices which rule here but by those current the markets
of purchases general rule they do not bring their
merchandise here for sale carry crops there bat the
risk Of prices here is taken by importer who there
fore great in the power Of banks with regard
the prices he may obtain for his after having brought
this country steady and uniform curencyis there
fore his only safe guard
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13
MO NEY N A h X K T..
Friday. JuIy l2..-O p

This has bill day for the packet ship westcheser
which sails for Liverpool The rate Of bills has
advance since the last packet day. and is now lot
l0 per cent, s4sa cts 81 cts the pound sterling At
Of business the u D. Bank drew at % per
cent advnced the rate to 10 cent; aud after
drawing small amount withdrew altogether from the market
when Prime Ward King asked ol per cent, and the
Browns lo per cent which rates the business closed Al
the Stock Exchange small amount Of business was done and
without any material change in rates Phenir Bank improved
per cent u s. Bank per cent, Canton per cent; Della
ware Hudson declined per cent, Bank Of Kentucky per
cent
The following additional returns Of the Sank' under the
law.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

BIZ $500 Dry Dock 90sl5 leo do 900 Am Bkg ISL
Del Hud 67bl5 so do 6756ds so do 671s0 90 do st
400 do 6Sb60 100 do so do 67}b30 so do 67war
next do 67 rs do 65 90 do 671aw SO do $500 SO do
S7ynw 67 IL do 673 80 do 673od rs do 760 -
67s3 SO United States Bank ll3c % DO lcleo Blk of
Kentucky Tee rs do 1875 Union Marine Insurance
Company $40 Fire Ins Co l0o-l0 Canton sac, IS do
sis Boston Prev l05l-25 Railroad S7s3-50 Ston-
25c % do 2snwl00 Harlem 45s60 100 do 45s3 90 do
4c do 45ab30 rs do 45ic $50 do <5c 100 do 4oinw 100
Do 4Sbe0, so do 4sbnw It's do <6c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

a,nclefs 40 Arrive.


Cleared.
Portsmouth,, Wilson, Liverpool; Tecumseh suydarn Cadir
Eweretta (B- watrcus Mramichi; Olive, Bigeow, ,e9ui
Cnoc,aw Fitner Cadiz; Wakua Raoon, Cadir and Mala
g Ocean tBr) Lennerton, 1ndor, Ms; Splendid, bvens,
Cadz; Susan benjamin, Fuller, Beaufort, NC
Arrived.
ship London (of saem) Brace, from Whsmpoa, March 3
Iaroue Islands l3,h and Angler, April l with teas and
.;lks 10 Young h Jeaks.
Packet ship sddens Palmer, Liverpool 18th june with
r,I,e Sc Ia " Collins n Co
shin Courier Duggan 60 days from Messins with Fruit &c
10 y Broom -,
NJ hp Roger stewart Gordon Al days from Gcsnock with
,,l,c aud 40 passenQ ers, ~ Jamss Donaldson
ship Fr,nkl, Baxter az days from Liverpool with mdre %
AgS w Benson.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

{ly- ST. JAMES CATHOLIC CHURCH.-On tomor
row. the l4h n,t the Rev. Francis Farrell the talented
eloquent learned Paste pro tenn. Of Newark will preach
in ST. James Church l0l oiock and the Rev John Ma
gnp the less distinguished assistant Pastor Of St. James
will supply Mr. Farells place at Newark The celebrity Of
those preachers will no doubt attract crowded audiences
both Churches. iy l3it.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

VICTORIA, Qaeen Of Engl and.-The ORIGINAL PIC.
TURE painted expressly for the Charitable Society Of
St George PHILADELPHIA will be exhibited at No 322 Broad
wsy ON MONDAY newt Cor a short time. jy3I'
rIyO HOUSE KEEPERs-The subscriber has this dayre.
c.yed a great variety Geondoles. Also Bronzed and
GIT Chandeliers OF various patterns, together with very
tensiye assortment Of Plated Ware and Table Cutlery
iyl3 ID. r. DEBAfAN, ~ MAIDEN zane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

those large amounts a sos which, arriving N the arg
ter q ths year. sweo the import duties to e amount
indicated in the At the moment the co'
ton which encouraged those e caused e pursuance 81
percous system Of holding which now crsmPs our means
paying for them and which l. rapidly becoming serious
la.y by throwing the balance Of trade in favor Of
at moment when prices OF Imported goods are falling here
and the raw material there At this moment there held on
hand near baes which should his have found
reisn MARKET and the xalue.ear s0ooSoo being thrown
into the exchange Market would have afforded an ample
ply.
The following table efimpsr Of foreign goods and ex
ports Of those Of growth ony during the three years
ending Oct LIST, 1888:
1855 1887. 1888.
Exports, Sie6,9l666o 95,564,4l4 e6,e33yel6
Imports Sl9277,ao4 l40,s27,404 lls,sl7,S6l
This table the value of exports not to have varied
in any thing like the degree which evnced by the imports
This may accounted for BY the phenomenon The
value Of exports regulated by the foreign mar
kets, which were during 1896 and 1887 much steady
than own aad the actual quantity produced in 1887 was
less than 1886 therefore, the prices its value would
have been less In 1885, the article Cotton, very
low and although the crop the greatest ever
produced large quantities held of the
low price, until after the close of the fiscal year. The
gate amount of exports Notwithstanding, larger than du
ring 1887 We will take the following table of the principal
articles:
The following table of the principal domestic exports Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

have material change TO notice branch Of BUSH
ness. Holders Of produce maintain their position with dcr
ty in Of all demand To effect sales to extent
large concessions in prices would be necessary Buffalo
The quantity or groceries going forward is yet considerable
To day 100 bags Of coffee destined for house in
Chicothe Ohio omranyiag the full assert
m mt Of other articles in the line ordered to other various
points in that thriving state.
previous report gave number OF arrivals for june
only To-day presented that of May and June exclusively,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

We here find from the alleged that notwithstanding
the large crop the value Of Cotton exports less than last
year-whe that of tobacco much increased Although
the crop that article small yet the continued steady de-
mand the aggregate above the previous The
article of Flour higher than 1886 Aso that Of
Lumber and Manufactures This latter article has been the
least nterred with by the operations Of the Banks and being
left its regulation has improved far beyond any other
export.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

The M,nufactuer B,nk Of Beeville failed entirely
time since and the affairs wound up The bills ou,and.
jng, most probably worth nothing
The org Aniration Of the Hamilton Bank at Baltimore has
been coesd and will commence business about the lat Of
August next-John NJ. Gordon President
There are in circulation one and dollar bills on The Del
aud Hudson Canal Company, altered to ives The
work Is remarkably well done There are also counterfeit
rce dollar sills Of the Cunbcr, and Bank Of Brdgetcwn
The arrival sf the siddons with day later news has not
diminished the anxiety for the arrival Of the British Queen
On n. contrary the impotence FOR that event has increased
The high rate at which foreign exchange stands beeom
ing alarming The supply short and the demand does not
seem decrease It's felt therefore, that nothing prevent
drain the intelligence that credit has been created
Abe other side by the sale Of stocks against which draw The
continued demand FOR exchange may accounted for by the
following table Of duties:
Amount duties paid ~ the District Of NewYorh during first
quarter is3s and FIRST quarter 1899
1895 s2,ao7755 70
1890. a2oo,sco al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

give the amount Of articles
Mar. JBNE
Flaur es74 bbis Flour, 81, 447 bbs
Wheat, i90,5s7 bush. Wheat, l5s sol bush.
We have here them falling off in those two articles, Of
3f0s6 bushels wheat and 39427 bls four but gain in ton
mage
meeting Of the -four dealers at Buffalo recently resolved
10 hold aour So The dealers Cleveland have adopted the
same nominal price.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

On Thursday the Ilh inst by the Rev. w McLaren d D.
Mr. Alexander Lawrence Slater to Miss Isabella Lawrence
sister OF the late Alexander Lawrence, M D. aud Surgeon r.
NJ beth from Reh Banshre, Scoand-residing for the last
tive years in this city
DIED.
On Friday rnng, July 2h AFTER short Illness Mr. John
Mount, in the 4sth year u his age 81
His friends Of the family invited to attend his
funeral this afternoon (Satsrday) at o'clock from his late
residence, io6 south street, near Catherine Ferry
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

si.aol.1Al a.

81 back the last few months o. the year 1888 when
Cotton began rise and every thing bore the appearance 81
rapid Of prosperity may reeoIlec the avid,y with
which importers se1rd the 70 send forward orders Tor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

In the ship siddous from Lverpool-NIrs Guest W. I.
Landy, lady, X Ward, H. Shaw, Nj McCrea, d. Pole Tvs
ste.ragc. - . -. -
In the brig Eliza from St. CroixA Richie, DR. w Ste
vens ID. Walter. w. Craydon, Mrs Moore and children,
Mrs Geddes, Mr. shennard and servant.
In the ship Howard from Hamburgh.-H Z. seinman q.
Meyer o Hamburger, c. savnok OF Warsaw and oi IN the
Storage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

For the Castle Garden and at the foot Of Debaoss
street, I'd Pier south ofCanai street, North River
mv3O.3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13


z- THIS establishment, well known to the public, has
been for the reception Of company the 18th Of June
last II deemed only to say that the whole esta
bhnsnt been put unusually good condition. and every
effort has and will be made maintain the high reputation
present possesses and make desirable place
Of summer resort than heretofore
jy4-lms 4. MARSH Proprietor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

Verbena Cream 10 thee dedicate my lay,
For easy shaving thou1t TO give way,
The lasting creamy roh, boards thy virtues shew,
More fragrant than the rose white than haky snow
II would be useless to exio the peculiar cmocnt critics
Of Rings Verbena Cresm"its rich durable ather with
warm cold spring rain waerits enr, freedom from all
smarng rednss roughne generally complained Of by
the OF other soaps after shaving Prepared aud sold by
CLAS. II. RING, GA Broadway.
Also for sale by A. B. * d. Sands 70 and 100 Fulton street,
Guion, ls9 Broadway; =. H. s. u =. A. Woodwork, a2s
Broadway; Dickie l3 Broadway; u. NJ Guion. Bow
cry and Grand street, syme 81 po~ery Of Walker st.
ie20-lm' w.#r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13


OATURDAY, July 49, at 10y sclocx at the suetio. room
~ Soias, Mahogany Chairs &e.Wi be sold without reserve
descriptions the most styles both and spring
seat; 81 doxca French and hall French chairs oomans az
vans couche sofa BEDS &ccan be the previous 70
the sale the rooms 30 Ana and lis Fulton streets up sar
in the new rooIns arranged according to catalogue
Piano FortesA hapast III o'clock precisely will be sold
to highest bidder valuable and second hand piano
fortes, by celebrated makers, and in fine order
Also, variety Of excellent second hand Furniture, with
which the sale will commence. jyl0N
ny LIVER COMPLAINT.--Ths following article il
from pen Of that Distinguished physician Professor Ander
son, Of Jefferson College -
used Dr. TayiorS Balsam Of Liverwort my
ce also among patients for nearly four years.
very many of diseased liver safely assure the
put Me- by my experience, that there known remedy
Tor this disease deserving muck confidence IL does away
the Of and speedily restores healthy action
to diseased liver. All should use it,"
=. Beware Of frauds My signature every bottle.
GEO TAYLOR, NJ D., S75 Bowery.
Agents. Mrs. Hays 1870 Falton st. Brooklyn H. b. Shaw.
Alhsny s77 Bread street. Newark Dr. Cady, Providence
Philips, Newburgh. jylS3tdAlW'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

ny- sYLvEsTERs NEW REPORTER AND COUN
TERFEIT DETECTORs to the Herald the very best
and useful publication extant the of business
il is excellent advertising medium, aud the charges
onatle is published every Tuesday morning. by SYLvEs
TER& CO.. i56 Broadway. jel7'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

YSPEPSlA be cured without having to ued
IL cine, by using drink FILTERED RAr WATER
lABERrETHy.
PARKES, Of No. Wall ST., ~ T., Manufacturer Of he
English Fere and late Foreman to the celebrated George
Robins, Of London, begs inform the public that he has
ciatsd himself in business with Mr. George Wade, the Pa
Of the double Fterer and that they have hand
Machines Of either kind warranted perform satisfactorily
Price from So and upwards No connection with any other
person persons, Whore selling what they altering
chimes.
Bills Of particulars may be had as above.
Fere repaired and goods packed and sent any part Of
the world. jy Aim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

lust RECEIVED FROM INDIA, YOUNGS INDIA
HAIR RESTORER.-This invaluable article, consisting
decocon made from tropical herbs has JUST been received
the me from India where the natives Of the interior
districts in the habit Of using neverang remedy
against the decay Of the haand accident discovered its
cac virtue to the proprietor who has since tested its merit
decided All ages and both may with
perfect security. In ONE TWO applications stops the
falling off Of the hair f destroying disease counterac its
ecacy and mparts the and strength for max
ing ne impercepbIe hair grow with unwOnted
luxuriance.
SOLD SMITH & DE JoNGH No 2io Pearl street. at ~
per bottle with direc tions how to il. jy2-2w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

OFFICE o THE ~ AMERICAN TRUST BANKING Co.
New YoRK, July 2, 1899.
90 D1VIDEND-The Board Of Directors have this day
declared dividend Of four per the capital stock issued
payable the stockholders their legal representatives, and
after the inst The Transfer Books will be closed from
the 18th to the Goth instant, inclusive.
BY order of the Board,
iy3-lm. WALTER MEAD, Casher.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

Or FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE MECHANICs'
INSTITUTEThe Board Of Managers give notice that The
Fifth Annual Fair Of the Mechanics Institute will be held at
Castle Garden from the I'd the l4 Of September next In
elusive
The Garden will be opened for reception Of articles Of
Exhibition competition Monday and Tuesday the I'd and
~ ss September. NN
Steam Engss ss less than horse power will be IN
operation the FIRST day of Exhibition with proper shaing
for the propelling Of machinery.
Persons wishing information in reference the Fair
requested call the of the Institute the Cit,
Hail.
frequent enquiries made the Of the Insut
concerning machines exhibited former Fairs il is
that whenever il practicable contributors will prepare
des be deposited the Of the Institute for reference
BY order Of the Board Of Managers,
UZZIAH WENMAN, Chairman.
l Editors fries y to the Of the manufac
features Of .o-n respectfully requested copy tbs
above. je2l-lm]
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

MEDICINE CHESTS, Of new and elegant patterns,
wi fully filled with the best Of Medicines and pack
families travellers ships and plantations For sale by
RUsHToN ASPiNwALL,
IS Wiiam-st., ITO Broadway, and 10 Aston Hows.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

MO CURE NO PAY.-HUNTER'S RED DROP. To
IN the mind Of the intelligent reader the impression Is, that
this medicine either great humbug Of great value and in
consequence of there being much humbuggey in this city
particular condemned among the rest But challenge
any person TRUTH that there has BEEN decep
ton used suberuge resorted the virtues Of the
medicine exaggerated that the medicine all pre-
tend be- Every published has been through
the post BY unL Deception in shape
or manner, ae and when do not perform
promise, which 10 perfect in all Of vs-++-
and under all circumstance will the pay Price 81
per phal Office, Division street. jyl3-lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13
GENTLEMEN's
~ ar mr. TI0THfNG

1,HE NOTES Of the Bank Of Western New York at
RochcsterF srmers' Bank Of 0rcass Of Ganes-Unised
State. Bank at Buffalo are redeemed at the Agency Of ths
Of Western New York No Wall street. at per cent
d;.co,nt iel0. I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

NOR SAIE-Supdry small demands against the following
II Individually vii, MIR John Allen, Carman II. Hardie.
Painter living in the pegborhsod Of Blocker street. Mr. Gal
.r late az IA lame. street; Mr. Montgomery, Cabinet mahcr
in The miner part Of city; Dr. Dorr late Of Walker
bu, now rrnr 10 B.ssn For particulars, enquire at No.
40 49, sne no-,sty
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-04
SARSAPARlLI.A PILL OF HEALTH; OR,
BLOOD PILL.

VlNS excellent family pill medicine OF long tried eff
cacy for Getting all disorders Of the stomach and how
els the of which
loss Of appetite sick headache guiness, OF
uness after meals dizziness of the eyes, drowsiness and
pains the stomach and bowels Indigestion producing
hid of the liver, and consequent inactivity of the how
els causing Reorganization function Of the frame,
will IN this mast excellent prcparation 10y little perscvcr-
he elertuay removed. Two tree doses will
vince the afflicted Of its saluary effects. The stomach will
scedy regain its strength, healthy action Of the liver how
els and kidneys will d take place; and instead of scss-
heat pain and nundccd appearance Strength activity
and renewed health will be the quick result taking
dicinc according the directions accompanying each hox
These pills particularly etcacos for stomach coughs,
colds aguc shnrtncs o. breath, anil all distractions the
urinary passages; and il taken after free
table, they quickly restore the system its natural state OF
repose.
Persons of full habit who subject headache gidi-
drowsincss and singing the ears arising
aow Of blood To the head should he without ien
many symptoms will be entirely carried oil by their
| immediate
For females these pills truly excellent, removing
all distractions, the distressing headache prevalent
with the depression Of spirits, duness of sight
affections. bochcs pmpes aud sallowncss OF the skim mud
give healthy and Juvenile bloom to the complexion
medicine that be taken during pregnancy and for children
| Of all ugrs they unequaed.
As pleasant, safe arciant they unite ther sommsn
daon of mild operation with the most successful affect
restraint If diet confinement during their
By regulating the dose according the and
they bccome suitable Tor either
he required and for elderly people they be found t,
he Tho most comfortable medicine hitherto pre- ,ared.
Sold i No 96 Custom huusc 81, New Orleans. m2-3nn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-04
THH'HECi H1'fHv
JAMES b HULLIN, ~ Camp st
IN 45S 455k IN

IL - - IL
FOR NEW YORK.
HOLMES LINE OF PACKETS.
fTNO saiI puncluuy every Monday from cuch port
This Lin. ef Packets have been Increased to slev-
en- first class Ships, consisting of
Ship .NnshrWc. Captain Wood.
.1rk0nsas Capain + > Dennis,
1/nbam", Captain Z e Berry,
Oricnns, Captain 5 Sears,
Iickshnrg, Captain Bunker,
lnnthen, Captain Ashley.
NashrWe, Ca tain Wood.
L0Wis0. Cupt4in Truman.
Ocon1e, Captain Lyons.
Ocmmiyce Captain ica.itt.
.Ncm Ship - Cn,tain Wnndhouse.
Nem Snip - Cnp,nn Nichols
he above ships all of the first class, coppered.
and copper tns,enc ind built in New York ex.
pressy for this rale-,hcy are of light draught of wa.
ter, and almost invariably the bar without de,cn.
ton
These packets are commanded by Captains well ex-
perlenced in The trade, and will always themselves
to accommodate. They will always he lowed up and
down the river, and will promptly sail as advertised.
They have handsomely furnished accommodations and
stores OF the first quality will always be furnished, and
every attention paid I" the comfort and satisfaction of
passengers
The price of the cabin is fixed at $780, without wine
liquor.
For further particulars apply to A COHEN,
mara 90 Common street
u The ships are not accountable for breakage of
glass; hollow wnre marble granite c0Opeage Of tin
or rust of non or see responsible for package
or parcel put on board unless regular bill Ofladg be
signed therefor, at the ofic" Of the agents.