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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

SUCCESS TO J. A n l. vERN0Ls, Draper. and Tai
- ors who have adopted the system, aud can sci
clothing the lowest The public invited to ca
and examine heir assortment and they will b. safed that
great saysA will be realized IN the cash system at 81 Chatham
street.
MIA great variety Of ioths eassm.res and vestngs
kept hand and TO order In the most fashionable style
so the largest assortment Of ready made clothing IN thu
city constantly hept hand, and will be sold At reduce
or,~e. ol6-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

ID OOMS TO LET.-Two handsomely finished rooms the
N second Hosr Of house No John street. be let
paratey egeiher They may be had furnished unfur
uished with without breahst and tea. Enquire the
rn,se- o22lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

NEW REFECTORY.-J. SWEENEY informs his nei,
IN and the public that he has opened Refractory, tk
large and elegant buidn, No LA Fulton street Fish, Fsl
and always be found his tables, anil every dee
ey Of the provided appears in the market
No will be waiting his part to give gcasrs
satctioa and hopes find that generous enoouagsmp
which he 10 determined 10 Deserve
jl0H J. SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

sc LroR THE FACE AND sKIN."-Churchs Genuine
II Vegetable Lotion, recommended BY the faculty for
all diseases of a. face and skin eradicsts tan, pmple
fecke, spots rednes ring worm, and all cusneous erup
tons gradually realizing delicate clear, soft shin trans
forms the sow complexion into radiant whiteness
renders harsh aud rough skin beautifully son. smooth and
mparts face neck and healthy and juve
nile bloom and by de perseverance, IN s appca ION, the
SUIT will be beautiful complexion This Lotion - exceeded
by other in the world Suffice u to say that has been
with great success, in United States and West Indies
without single compliant ef ns efficacy. For sale al
CHURCHs Di,pensay iss Bowery corner OF Spring ST
Price rs cests per bottle oli.eodlm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

GENTLEMEN'S
CAST.OFF CLOTHING
BOUGHT, FULL VALUE oIvEr IN cAsH, nv
Il. LEVITT, 1877 William street.
0~Knowing there persons who make great puff in
their for Cast OF Clothing, &C. &c. and who
IN many do give the full value for the same-H
win those gesemen who may have such articles by
them and who send for hm OF receiving the very almost
value in CASH Cor every article.
line through the Post Ohce otherwise, 10 the above adj
dress, " i'll meet with due attention. ol0-6w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

M!lI House No o0i Ninth STREE, attic sory aud counter; eel
M lar finished completes German silver CRATES, mahng-ny
DOORS PLATED furnure kchen stone csterns OF great
capscy furnace and hues throughout the house, speaking
tubes for rump, hot water csterr and bathing rooms Sc
Tbs house aud hs, beer very
little scup,ed /. now newly PAINTED and in complete order
Apply to GERARDUs CLARK. ESQ
vi ~. t36 Water street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

JNLEGANT ROOM TO LET.-Two gentlemen or gen
Il teman and h,s wife have eegn, room with board
the OF library OF 1000 volumes piano, Se IN gen
teel private family al ~ John street The family err consists ~
persons terms for ths ROOM board &c NC $40 Tor the two
persons The best of references will be required note ad
dressed A. at this oe, win be attended, to- and n. other
mode Of application. n9u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

n, PREMIUM HATS.-The subscriber having lad me
dals awarded him at the late Fair Of the American Ia
sttute for the Beaver and Nuria Hats, exhibited
remind. his customers and the pubic that his standard
prices h,ed following unprecedented low rates VIZ.
Premium Beavers - so, Nutria - 60 Mole - 90, Silk
81 wholesale and retail At his Hat and Fur establishment
i5a Chatham street, New York T.. WATSON.
p S-Aiso on hand and constantly manufacturing, every
description Ladies Furs Au Trimmings for dre.s
Sc SC For sale fifteen per cent cheaper than can be
houx hi else VI ere in the CITY. o26 In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

COPARTNERSHlP.-GEOR FULTON Qate fore
" man to j. r. Walter) and JAMES THURSTON, have
this day formed copartnershp dec the firm Of FULTON
rHuRroS for the purpose of conducting the Plumbing Busi
ness, at 555 Broadway.
New York, Sept. Is, 1885,
CtARDThe undersigned having had considerable expert
~ the Plumbing Business and being acquainted with
every Improvement in their line, and practical
consider themselves inferior none, before the
public with confidence Of giving satisfaction.
@ FULTON,
j. THURSTON.
New York, Oct T. 1889. o22-Sm+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

ITO ship and Steamboat owners Joner,, Architscts
j Builders, Piano Forte makers &c.-s,lyer Plated and
Ercaved No Plate. ab.ring church pews steamboat
berhs ship state Also silver plated piano for
pIa,s engraved 10 order in superior STYLE by
Rosrsrs slv.r Pater nd Door Plate Manufacturer l57
pov,rv ntlm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

40 ftAHL - the for the .sis Of the cele
40C brstsd Hunters Red Drop Price 81 per well
ossfmis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14
TO THE EcoNo NICAL.

q Studs &c nony, ye, who ne'er studied II before,
Aud We who have studied A. study u the more
CENfLHMEN IN want of Cipthing will find u their IN
VI eres 10 call at los Beekmsn street near Pearl where
goods 10 the very best STYLE at the following
low prices
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

~ HEAP CLOkS-The subscriber has hand =.
" tensive assortment Of Ladies' CLOTH SILK and merns
Coaks all Of winch he offers at reduced prces-Ao large
stock Of cheap Dry Goods THOS PATTiSON,
nj I'm No. Bowery Of Division street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

- BEAvER AND MOLEsKIN HATs.-1he Citizens
Of the lower wards and Of New York generally, may
purchase fur and silk Hats at far price, as the tunes
Moekn Hats the best quality 50, Beaver ard Nu
lria 81 Prices fixed. caps Sc. in the same ratio.
DAVID HOWELL, Fashionable Halter,
u7-lm. 95 Nassau street N. Y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14
ONE YRiCE Hal l, STORE $, I IRE

ONE YklLE HAT > IOKE
On NEW FASHION.-BR0WN& cos. new styls of
ready for sale at the low fixed price OF 81
~ They surpass beauty any offered 70, the
price combining the requisite qualities OF the costly
ghtnes durability and Iusre The great number Of hats
which they sell and for only enables them to furnish
article superior those usually sold AT the price The
pah are invited examine and Judge their merits at BRowS
Co.'S wholesale and retail warehouse i7s Chatham,
Of Mot. street New York sl3-Sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

COAL! COAL! COAL 1.-The heapest and best arti
~ Gle the shape Of Coal for stove aoat at the
foot of Beach street. aud selling the very low price Of 50
per ton delivered free from carriage TO any part Of the city
Consumers respectfully invited to call and examine for them
scly
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

90 AT this nclement OF the year. writes
pondent) whsa resumption Asthma Coughs Colds &C.
most praveleat most safe, ecacious and the time
speedy remedy be found in Dr. Masons We
getable Balsam For sale By B. D. Sands 10 and 100 Full
ton IT. Syme % and $50 Bswery; Burnsts pcrfumery
another iafi o1Qaun
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-23
Tray Blanche md Sweetheart they all do bark at u.s.

fray banche nnd sweetheart they all do bark at u.s.
CHARIry FAlEs.--our objections to Chnritv Fairs has
reused the spocn Of rct lin journalists. They hnv",
howevcr, substituted abuse for argument; M ems hut
not ~ reputable way If maintaining a postum. We
objc2tAh to Fairs as hrlh ,c calculated in orr hum
bic opinion fniSh occasion for this dis Law of ost,n-
'afoa and the prctenrrs to philanthropy. We objected
to the establishment Of ASYLUM, because were
ofopnion that those already chartered quit su
Gent f'r the purpose Of shc"rng and bringing all the
orrhans, TINT accident disease nigh, throw NJ n tho
charity Of our fellow citizens, We objected, and no
asai" object particularly any secnrian CHARITY,
whether it be Catholic Protestant {. Heather, ar
what'lse. True Charity, knows no class, no sec'
religion; it is universal. The P"ydras Asylum the
Boys Orphan Asylum, til" two Asylum. founded bv
the late Mr. Milne, and exclusive. but admit all orr
phans unfortunately. These Asylum,, therefore md
all such approve Of and will all times be ready to
lend our feeble aid in sustaining.
The sun will enlighten us on ,hA subject; but "no.
thing exten"ate, nor get down "ught in malice.''
The abuse leape upon ns, rebound. from u.s. wthnu'
sol ing IT, to those who uttered it. We des,se
SUCH as have other arguments; there are whom,
rsarh thick is the coat Of filth with which
they covered
Some whs accuse Of want Of liberalitv know til,
we are no. devoid If that g.ntemnnly qunlity. Ou
detesati"n Of sectari,nism feqnently anil pubcl,
| expressed, is proof sufficient Of this fact.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-23
ReaefL Mr.. Balls the tlisting uishel comedian nj

BeaefL-Mr. Balls the distinguished comedian. pub.
fishes his card for benefit. lfhls sterling merits an
actor is sufficient to merit hin full house, the at
traction he Offers, must al least insure him bumper.
Only think Of that g"'d old comedy thu Rivals, with
most powerful cast Barrett as Sir Anthony, in which
predict he will nuke hit Miss Melton will be the
very i,npersonalion Of Mrs. slalaprop. Balls Boo
Acres; Holland David; Field Capt. Absolute; Bar
ton asF ul>land; Radcliffe Sir .uciu,; and Sam Cow.
ell a.Fug. Mrs. Field rs Lydia Languish Mrs Stuar,
as Julia; Lucy Miss Verify. Was ihe'e comedy
better strongly 1t will be such rrra, az
has been offered since the old New York company
under tue management Of flodgkinson.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-23

FRoM HAvANA.-Thal 6ne steamer, thu Nutclez
Cnpt. s~isr. arrived yesterday morning fom HAvan",
whence she sailed the 18th, s,4 P. NJ. She encouh-
tered severe b approaching the coast, bu. rode
it out wi gr-ut east, making steady Roadway. We
indebted to fricnj for the Havana Dary Of the
18th. The prospect ofhs coffee trade in February and
March fine Business for the week previous to the
18th WIS steuny trans ct for the foreign mar
ke,s much about the same as usual for the seuson
The ship Orbit had put into lnvans, having sprung
aleak. The No,chez ought several Of her passengers
to this y. 1t fear d, tina, it would BE- necessary
upon survc. TO unload the ,rbit and make her undergo
complete repair. The French Of war ioi'e, was
lying at anchor in the habor, and the U. $. sloo? o
L'vant lay ing and off in The ofing
The Nntchez left aground ut the Bulzc, the FreucI
ship Grenville, fom Marseiies crowded with passen
gers. In another column will be found The ship new
at Havana, to the 18th.
The new governor had not arrived from Spain, whe
the Natchrz smiled, though he was hourly looked for.
PS. afer the above written we fund upon OIL
table full list Of passengers particulars If freight CO
pies of tho Havana Mercantile Report, the Noticioso
&c. sent either by Captain Swe: the conSisnees
Messrs. Van Wyck & c.. They have our thanks 70
their kind attention.
Among these papers is statement Of gos in deposi
as being valuable table and worth preserving.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-23

r.Ac.. p,n, nam 81 ....,, ,.c.;,.d !. ,.r,hle |
.h-..h;,. =: ~. ,,:-.-... S.,,,,,v From
wha, ~ NJ. - ..,., = III. .f5s,. from
ho.e who nr.,.r, =, .,. .,hr. a,on, II, X sn-
.Ao.. M, r,,k.,. III .,;,, r. IN. .r NJ. d;r,y
,r;ck. bu, hi. ,;n, h. ,,.,.a ,n, III. wrong sws-
harm in the .h,ne of on1 tall loco foco who has on
more ,huu ons occasion shown decided aversion 10 b.
played upon a, ALL so, when first the loco met Lckest
he politely Informed that lawyer, Alderman, Rspresen-
tatve specialized segar smoker, that he had rod in
pickle for him in the SHINE Of cowhling: wherenpOn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-23

ECLIPSE CouRsE.-Col. Oliver tie parcn, Of regular
racing in this section Of country will take the wind gu,
ofany sail which las been hoised h present season.
The Eclipse Course is in the finest ord-r and all the
upon scale of IiheraIi,y a,. conven
fence that vi ensure Col. Oliver, the arm supper, Of
this community with whom he has identified himself
As usual with the proprietor of the Eclipse Course, nc
pains have been spared for the accommodation and CON-
fort Of the ladies, whom Col Oliver is always yer,
sten'i e, and under his rigid surveillance, they ma,
visit the course, perfectly from harm or n,r.
sion.
The numb, of horses now on the track, tn. Iars,
purses, the many convenient and comfortable arrange
ments, AID the gcntcmanly department If Col. Oliver
together with the promising fine weather, will ems ure I,
the Eclipse Course very full aud fashionable attend
snce. We have already heard many express their lie
termination a,ronse the sports during this holida,
week. This is right-fo it is to be sup
ported let he that one that frs, offered to our citizen
certainty Of good sport, combined with liberaly
abb ity and courtesy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-23

Turning from this disgusting list Of paper machines
frui, Of the war against the U. g. Bank, find that
ALBANIA funds in this market statement Of dis.
count Of per cent. Florida paper rates from is to
a. bal enough in all conscience. Western states ,ney
are below ours, from TO per cent, while New York
specie paying blls worth 9s ON the dollar Of
N. Orleans non sPet ie.paying paper.
We have alvices from st. Louis to the 18th instant,
The Bank had ceased hut the Bank Of i<sou, had
lost nearly all business with the merchants who had
transferred it Ia the Light Company Insurance Of
tees, and the houses Of private bankers The same has
been done by the bank Of illinois. The farmers Of
Inos were putting up ,si' pork on their own accoun,
..Aon and Springfield no, being able to get the prc.
demanded by them.
The message nfthe Governor If Ohio in relation IL
the currency has displeased his party exceedngly lie
did NOT alluJe to the late suspension but is in favor
Of fee banking, which he considers 10 b.. The onlx
eligible mode Of furnishing state circulating med UNI
adapted to the wants Of the people aad the existing
notions upon close corporations He recommend. tina,
the charters Of all the banks existing be so amend
id require them wind in 1913, SO that they NAV
organize under the general law As to internal im>
rrovements. he is for finishing what is rro c,ed, but
opposed to borrowing any more money on the faith of
the stale. Since April 3d. 1885, the Banks ,ave curtoi
ed Of their circulation 4i,824.490.
The statement Of the Globe that the Illinois bonds to
the amount Of million had been sold is denied by the
Philadelphia North American officially. Il is strange
that there is much backing and filling upon a truns-
eeson in which the whsle country is concerned Laws
ought to passed, making it the duty Of the proper
authorities to publish authentic statements OF loans ex
!, enditures on improvement, Sc.
Prussia. France and Denmark at the las, dates vc,.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-23

FINE ARrs-Messrs. Gossip 4 ca. St. Charles
fioe have recrived, sale, Nedican Venus If the
purest white marble. II is, believe, the pro !uc m
Of til" american artist Gresnnngh, who executed it
whilst at Florence. tits still in the case, bu, ugeeabIy
to our Judgment sh md pronounce it, the mast per
feet sp '@men Of acu pturs in this country
Upon os e,amnato il will b, found he us9ue oa
unsuem. Connoissours and amateurs are invited to
visit it.
The Circassan Slave Of Mr. THOMPSON, will DO rendy
for exhibition in day two, in tile ,nwhile we
merely hint that have looked at and think i, most
beautiful picture.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-23

MURDERs.-Scafcely day passes in this America
Of ours without the record Of some furious strife ,er,nn.
atng in the taking away Of life. This is but one of the
results attendant upon the do you please doctrines
of the age. As the country becomes popuous
however, these notions and their evils will be compelled
to yield to law and restraint Enry in this month Mr.
Doyle, of Louisville, shot Mrs. Madison through the
head, and then killed himself This murder rm
excessive indulgence in tn, british passions Our last
dates from Lexington KY, bring intelligence of "a al
affay between hetters by the nanes Of King and
Hammond. King fell dead, pierced by huge Bowie
knit. Political opinion ives ut the DO tom of this
murder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-23

hayes ecvrieet. Par steamer Schsys Cargo Ar
non. hsles cotton; Rurk VISIT si Falay ~ Ledoux
~ Lyon.5 CARTS WALES Is; Peyroux. A,cseh co
Con!ss 70 Raynod.. Ryrne O. blanchard z; Ice w
ton = co & Csi~ ell 4 Hickey 70 Adams 4 " hitsi r.
Lonmslle u or steamer Mersvians Csrgo "uskan.
"a Mamh nosr, Can'man co 1872 Henderson FtanShn
Henderson bsesns and cope; Dclsey q horses ="
cove and cslses
k.you Sara B,li.n,.. Cage IFS lsdoux
y Taylor a.. dner ~ lee; ~ Whine Is lamhcth
IhomPscn 81 FGiipn 70 ulose Rich rdsnn; NJ a'd
VAL Hcksyt u Ftower;22 orders 10 Reine,t Fsrr
voorhees, 20 Roy holds, Byrne - Cooper; Jen
si1ss Amor faokin Henderson,; q Hardy; Good:
,eh Mstrctt, Jonnnys 70 Adams Whitsil; ~
CONSlGNEES ..-.
Fer steam ship Matches Cuculu tapeyrs co; Schmidt
Werner; K0hn Daron 4 cot LAvalde; Leverieh GO:
Asdrew., l.anIs ca; Tse-; Rosart Hawthorn;
Mssetar.i Ma'tineH aborde; Cabellero; Mateo
Lopez; Capt Rsed; } u Ashbsidse
PASSENGERS
Pey snsmer Ornnoko. .Me.srs SwnrAeen Cuey: Thomp
son; Fox Clark Murphy; WAKEFIELD; Meee Ruth Read ant
Fm'Reon
Per Moravnn.. N-ssrs Fresh. Chase. McMnho
White; Hopkins; Sssmau rendeton; Dobyu.; Bnnsan La"d
i aud Praiher
Per sesme, Ns,cnex Me.s,s Scott Ps,fray: Kich;"s
A,hh'idse; Hill; Newcoub b; Lewis Reed msasamy and nv
Per steamer Brilliant. Mrs Brown and family: Dr.. SIN
and Lady; Banro ndy Brnes, Dune aud Lady, Donald
son: Jsmeos GasQnet; Cubess Evout, Parse Arman sn
4 Plume
MEMORANDA
4 URrror says TINT the river il falling
ship Osh, put Havana the 7,h In di.trsss; amer
pasaEe of2 day. ON New York bound to thus port in
French .hr GRANVILLE End ship Tiger and brig aground
the North Eat PAS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-23
CANDIDATES.

W We are authorised 10 announce that, at the solici
ta,"n of large number Of the citizens OF the three
Municipalities, Mr.WILL1AM FRERET has consented to
the presentation of his name TO his fellow citizens al
the next ensuing elrction candidate Tor the Office
Of Mayor Of the City Of New Orleans.
D Nous sommes autorses announcer qua Ia
dc'nande dun grand nombrc dc, citoyens dos .roi'
municipalities, Mr.. WILLIAM FREREr CONSENT
SC presenter CONNIE candldat Ia place do Marie a
Ia pioclane election.
u l.. U. CANINE, ct the solicitation Of many Of his
friends has consented to become candidate for the
Office OF Mayor Of this city.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-23
" r A I; E S IN

Eclipse Course-New Orleans Jocky Club.
CHRISTMAS DAY.
,VNllE Fall Mec,ing, over this Course, will commence
] on WEDNESDAY. Orcamhcr 25,h, 1889.
IT The number Of horses now in thi. city is unpa
rnlle;ed. and many Of ,he o t hg' est repu atom
The sport, consequently. cannot bu, he first rate.
FIRST DAY.
4 Sweepstakes, for year olds-Subsc ,ip,inns $500
5000 forfeit six subscrhers aud closed.
SAME DAY.
New Orleans Plate, valued a, soc NV mile heats
the winners 10 take she ,,Ie or money. NJ option
yar ODDS and over; t0Olbs, under that ug.
appropriate weights.
SECOND DAY.
Jocky Club Purse, $tOO0-l'hres mile heats; il more
than two stnrt, 2mi hes, horse TO receive ~:
ifbut tive, the winner To receive $500.
THIRD DAY.
Proprietors Purse, $7O0-Two mile heats.
FOURTH DAY.
Jocky Club Purse, $20Oo-for mile heats; If moy,
ihau ,wo start. the Ind be :, horse TO ,er-iv- $50
Of The purse; if but o, the winner /, receiv,
$500.
FIFTH DAY.
Proprietor. Purse, $500, best thrse in fv-
d23 tw OLIVER, Proprietor
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-23
AMBIGUOUS MURDER,-We have learned fro

ArnocIous MURDER.-We have learned from various
indirect SOURCES aud from the friends of the pnr-
ties interested. that fellow nsman. Rchnrd Ia.
gan, hss been hot down ty Of The name of Lyle,
in The most cownrdly and ntrocious manner.
Hagan and Lyle had some affairs regulate, the lat.
ter being indebted to the former. On This subject
they had previously met and suarreIled, and H,gan
gave Lyle, what is cu"mony called beating, viii h
Lyle suffered. Three four days ago. they again
ina Hotel at Natchez certain rutan fell upon Hagau
and seized him, when Lyle taking advantage of hi.
forced incnpacy, siber"tcy walked up to tagan and
shot him in the face, The ball passed hr nigh his cheek
and lodged in the back part head. We d. not know
positively vet, that Hagan is dead, but Lyle j, still q,
liberty.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-23

FROM ST. LoUIs.-We are indebted to Captain Smith
ofth" Vandaa, for ST. Louis papers the 18th instant.
The river stand 30 feet in tn. cham !. Float.
ing ice from the upper rivers passing til. city, blu,
it did not seriously incommoe til. mitigation A, the
last dates. tho Missouri; open high as indie pen-
dence, and the upper Mississippi quite up to thu head
Of navigation Bo't1 continue to up tn Illinois.
heavy snow had fallen at St. Louis on the 9Th and
the cold weather had set in, in earnest The Rie"zi
was inpo"t bound r New Orleans. In another column
viii be found notice Of the bank and money marke. of
St. Louis. By the Vandnli came sseng.rs a greatcr
part Of Sol. Smiths company bound to Nohie
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-23

IMPNRrANr.-Change after ch,nge in all tn. depart
ments Of The governing is the wat h wori. What will
our old officers sny to the following:
MIR. TAPPAN offered the follow" e resolution, which
laysov
Resolced, That the Secretary of War be directed to
report To the Sennte.
l. Whit won he the fleet up the military service
of the coutr, Of regulation by WIN h all officers Of
the army, arriving sixty year. of agr, should be
permitted 10 retire from rvi,e upon hall paw.
2. What would b. the probable annual charge upon
| the Treasury Of such u regulation.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-23
PHR E<OLOGY.

HRENOLOGY.
A SYSTEM Of PhrenoIogy by George Csmbe,
m new edition, revised and . Inrged.
Lectures on Phrenoogy. by George Con,be, Esq.
including its app'i alton to Tho present aud
prospective condition OF the United States
illustrated with colorcd plates.
Elements of Phrenology, by George Combo, with
engr,vings, fourth American edition.
; Outlines of PhrsnoIogy, by G. Sprrz,eim, NJ. D.
Fourth edition.
Phrcno!ogy or the Doctrine of tho mental Phe.
nomena. by J. G. Spurzheim NJ. D. In two
volumes.
An introduction to Parenology in tho form of
question and answer, with an appendix and
notes, by Robert Macaish.
Examination of the objections II, adc in Britain
against tho doctrines o: Gall and Spurz helm,
BY G Spurzheim. NJ. ID.
Lectures OH Moral Philosophy. by Gcoge Combo,
Esq.
Lectures on Popular Education by George Combe
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