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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-25
A NATIONAL. BANK.

There is food tor election in the following ex-
ract from The New lork correspondence ofthe Ma
tlonal IntelIigencer:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-25

SUAvING, Toilet, Military, COsmct-
- ic and many other kinds of very old and
finest French, American and English SOAPS. part
OF tho assortment purchased in 1915 and 1873,
wiiha l,rge supply Of articles Tor sotienng and
whitening the skim for changing tho color.incieasin
the growth and beauty Of The Hair. and for adding
lusrc and brancy 10 the complr xion, Tor sale at
Howell DAVIES
TE.IS.-E rfra fine family, Imperial, G"opow-
der and Black teas ur sale y,
Howell DAVIES.
July - it's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-25
Review OF the Gynclsburg Market,
toHRrerfp WEEKLY, ny
n OTEY-Cems..issiom Merchant.

Scsic" Oh the ssyncuDuGs Murket,
ooHRrorfp WEEKLY, ny
nOseOunE n OTEx-CemMissiou Ngcrchnnss
Extreme prices of passed Tobacco, 81 90 TO 20 90
Inferior 10 Common, 90 TO 90
Common To Good D 90 To l2 30
6ood To fine I2 so To 10 90
Good to Fine manufacturing 10 90 TO 20 90
Lues, / 90 10 O SO
Inspected this week LOO hhds. No change In the
article. We are rs Yet without informal lion from
broad. Total inspection 10 the 25th lust 51ea bids.
Wheat, 90 70 to 90 30
Flour b, teioitsdic 90 to o co
Corn per baticl p TO 80
Bacon, by Wholesale 10 30 10 II 90
Meal, lby wholcSar) 90 to | 90
Whishey, tby wholesale) III 10 o a5
Iron, tpet TONI months, 100 90 to u 90
Hemp, lper toni 40 90 To 100 Oh
Oats, tper bnshcl) 10 10 0 ~
Salt, (pef saeh,) } 90 TO ) %
EHEIGnT.
Down the river, 80 10 %
Up the river. 10 10 o 80
Plaster and Iron (pci toni $40 90 to 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-25
"A POCKET HOOK Lost.

l LOST eiher In lynchburR, o, on the road
betweenly nohburg aud Campbell Coau House,
'bout the 9th nhtani,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-25
GOODS! GO0Ds!! GOODS -!

Jnly %, 1890.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-25
land for sale.

ON Friday the 3oh day of August, 1899, there
~ will be sold. upon the premises. at public auc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

rh~rsaay, April l6-0 p. n.

The stae Of financial affairs in this city Is now rsP'oiy m
proving Already money can be obtained with greater
IN rood paper stocks have again today and the
extent Of sales great the Board ar degree OF
animation was apparent incident spon the improved state Of
the money market Phenx Bank rose u per cent Dry DOCK
Al uer cent Del Hudson 81 per cent Bank OF Comnercs
per cent Mohawk per cent Paterson per cent Harlem y
per ceat Jersey r per cent stsnington per cent
Canton per cent Kentucky per cent
The market sterling exchange also exhibits an improves
ueut The demand for bills has active much that
holders who offering per cent the last packet day.
are now firm at per cent and there many who hold
for sl higher rates. There fair amount of cotton bills
but not greater the demand which chiefly for
the Great Western But little will be sent by tomorrows
packet probability that the steamboat will take out
large higher rates than those here quoted
The money has hitherto been tight that those as
posed to purchase had the facility Now tha tne oa
are more liberal exchange sought for and further rise may
be anticipated.
In domestic exchange there yet no material change IN
rates.
The following the current rates Of DAnA No'e' anu -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

n,seo at Of e. shsv;.r ruer pees Tbs Of prime
exhausted Ia this city the market haspreestsd the same
activity before noticed the ses reach about 2ooo sas
ii for Brazil, ii III for Cuba, and ii Tor
Baltimore the sales have beea 1000 bags s.y al 4 y ior
Rio and Ia for Laguayra at en is2a ssss nasns
were offered and 30 bsr sold at loa Ala eeh" INC
withdrawn
TosAcco-This market for the manufactured article shows
some signs of returning animation as .he sprs
Leaf remains nearly the heretofore At on
the ISh the inspeesns increasing in quanty he
tv howeyer showed no Prices fer coed eai
sho we'd some At Lynchbsrg the receipts Tor
the week ". re 50 hhdssae at SO 1859 for leaf oo
LOO for lug and $475 a 800 for Inferior
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

In the prices Of Western and Safety Fund notes there
vet no change but temporary expected in
If the great these notes brought by the dealers
who are now GRO wdng city for their spring supplies
90 great the increase Of this description Of paper that the
State Bank alone 500 daily at per cent
discount While doing such business the banks may we'll
aerd TO be liberal in their discounts Trade IN this
aty is now quite brisk and the demand for goods from the
country constantly ncrcasng-thus tending to create
balance in favor of New York. while there yet
to realize the stock held account Of the south
rn banks 50 long therefore, theirs demand for goods
an this city, time disposition exists present. to
mart with produce exchange must continue to rise the
south With the evil will be remeded shortly after
the omen Of the canals which will be Saturday next
then the produce Of the west pouring upon will
the temporary balance accommodating here and create
demand goods This its turn induces large i'm
variations and an demand for sterling exchange
meet which the cotton forward in order keep the
rate below that point which specie aows from
American securities the Loadon market crcumscrbes
the amount Of exchange to be drawn against them
II the banks should therefore expand produce great
animation and demand for sterling bills attempt
hold cotton will defeat ITSELF with the demand for
shin specie purchase bills the former WILL Of
course adopted On the frat Of such
men the banks will take the alarm and Immediately cura
The ability hold will thus be taken away, and the stock
forced upon falling market The price of the material
ha. now it, zenith and attempt to force il higher
must be attended with disaster
The following condition Of the Ocmulgee Bank Of
the State OF Georgia The LIST Of April, $780,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19
MARRIE ID.

On Tuesday morning. 10th by the Rev. Lindsey Mr.
Marvin Fox Miss Emene Augusta, daughter OF the late
Samuel Williams, all Of this city.
On Tuesday evening" 10th instant by the Rev. Dr. Hswkes
Miss Martha Letta Crous, daughter
Of the late Mr.. William Crolius all of this city
At New Bruins NJ on Thursday evening" It'll instant
by the Rev. g. Webb, Mr. George H. Gilman, of New York.
to Miss Harriet J. Webb, daughter Of Rev. g. s. Webb Of
that city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

Here Is an amount Of exports from counties Of
100000 year These have been mostly sent to the
southern markets. and combined with the produce OF the other
western states which has taken the direction forms the
enormous exports from New Orleans which coaswe aud 70
reign, during the past year, have reached se22eil6
Forrss-At Rotterdam the 10Th March, the great sale Of
coffee Consisting o 96 bags and Gas casks, went OF brisk
w. The prices obtained fully equal 10 those Of former
sale the descriptions advance the
sale Rotterdam during the previous week The whse guam
hy knocked down. aud sold in hour aud half A.
Boston, bat little has been done during the past week; lev
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19
Rjrd.! BirS..! Rirds.!,

90 Cansry and Nocking Birds cheap FOR cash. few pair
Of the large breed Of Canacs for sale Mocksg Birds from
$40 fl00-he 500 bird u worth $780, lie will be put
against Mokns Bird IN this city for variety Of song clear
note and of singingnow in full ong and
sings day and nght-e q the best Bird to have the
two ~ Division street. mp stairs. mi6tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19
=" IN BLACksnlTu,s HOUSE WOODEN

% This Spanish proverb applies cscelently 10
of the New York HAIR OIL manufacturer, who making
noise by their grand when they have bald
heads themselves Bot PASTORS OIL only good for
every body hair destroy dandruh and prevent from
turnag grey. but also excellent Oil 10 his
equso any hair the world This Boosting intended Tor
the city of New York where for the last sixteen years. have
practising the hair cutting business. but selling
great quantity of oil Tor The country want pat them
their guard against bald heAd fool. that making every
bodys hair grow except their A. PASTORS OIL has
been the produce of "a experience For sale wholesale
and retail Al f65 Greenwich IT., ~. ". A. PASTOR.
Price. 90 cents per bottle. highly pcrumed. sls In
DAssFoRp's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AND
ID CHESS ais Broadway, and "a Ann street. Joins
the Museum in both streets Cor the sale Of Billiard Tables
Cloths, Balls &c &C. and for health Purchasers and
players invited. There ~ Billiard Tables ready Cor
trial. with spring. Steel India rubber and cloth
cushions and eagle ron and wood frames the best assortment
offered the public. mysl.y
NIEcHrs MAGIC RAZOR sTRops AND PASTE :
vl One Of the above received direct from London, by
the 81. jams, and Tor sale by the dozen
Fixturcs and elegant GLASS gnses.
Upright aud Counter glass Cases, with mahogany frames and
thick French plates Counters Shelving &c fer sale A. they
stand 10 the Gallery store, No. Asor House
ala ~, JOHN oRAvELEY.
I,oRcE PUMPS FOR DEEP wELLs-msnufse'"res ~
II ,. STONE, Plumber Engineer 800 Broadway
a9-lm-
DUNES WATER CLOSE rs and BAT manufactured
IL by j. STONE. Plumber and Engineer, @o broadway
a9-lms
(,ARpFN ENGINES sYRfNGEs manufactured BY
VI J. STONE, Plumber Engineer, sso 8rosd~ay
as-im.
NToTEs Of Niagara susrss'on Bridge Bsns wanted, on
WY 81 svLvEsTER's
an 100 Brvsdv~y ed ~ wsn ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

On Wednesday evening, Exabesh A. daughter OIL D. and
A. Dewey
Their relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
this afternoon at O'clock from No 50 Amy street, without
further notice.
On Wednesday, Elizabeth Penny, youngest child OF A. s.
Marvin aged years. months and days.
On Tuesday, consumption, Lucy, wife of Robert B. Havi.
land aged 80 years.
The friends of the family invited to attend the funeral
at No 10 Sands street, Brooklyn, o'clock this aiternoon
10Th inst.
On Tuesday, the 10th instant Of consumption, Caroline,
youngest daughter Of Henry Wet the 18th year OF her
age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19
DOWERY AMPHITHEATRE-(Lat Late Geological II
ID tute)-No. 81 Bowery.

DOwERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Geological In,ti-
ID tute)-No. 81 Bowery.
THURSDAY EVENING, April 18th.
First music will commence At o'clock.
The evenings performance will with Grand
Waltz and Star Entree
Equestrian Exercises, by Master Howes
Ground and lofty tumbIng by the Company.
Meamorphose Of the Sack the Clown deceived by Wo
mano conclude with Comic Dance from the Pantomime Of
Mother Goose.
Mr. John Smith will appear and sing favorits Ethiopian
Song.
Mrs Guln will appear her favorite character of the Am
aZonian Maid.
Mr. Howes and Master Howes will appear imitation
oft Polish Brothers.
Horemanshp by Master Franklin, without saddle bride
which the Imaginable of the Miller aud goldman
Miller, Mr. MlerCoalman, Mr. Shndle-Parafaragaram
ramuse, Mr. Rockwell.
Equestrian Manager MIR Rockwell.
Riding Master, Mr. Nesdham:
Clown, Mr. Gossin.
Ten will elapse previous the reaction Of the per-
Torrance.
After which Lilpatian story, called Jack the Giant Kill
er-Glant Grumgrafo, Mr. Needham-Jack the Giant Killer
Master Howes
Slack Rope Master Franklin.
Horsemanship on horses, by Mr. w Howes
MIR Needham will introduce the beautiful Indian Pony
Osceola.
Mr. John Smith will appear favorite Ethiopian Exirava
CANA.
MIR Howes will appear his favore character Of the
Dying Moor.
The conclude with the aughsble piece Of the Two
Clowns.
Tickets had and secured at the Box Once
from 10 O'Clock A M tll SPIN.
Boxes so cents-Pit % cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

DI5- TAMMANY HALL.-MR. j. PARKER has the no.
nor his friends and the public that he nteAd
giving GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL on Friday evening
10Th of April which will be positively the last shs
season. which variety dances will be brought
forward Publss every Wednesday evening until May.
All
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19
For sale n Bnvgnin.

fry- THE ADVERTISER wishes To dispose Of FINE
DARK BAY MARE, lb hands high, in healthy condition,
and mile in three and half minutes IA harnssswar
ran,ed perfectly kind and gentle.
Also very light running WAGON, with shilling top and
in good order.
A,o new substantial and light HARNESS, which has
been ia a month.
The above the stable Of Mr. Charlie. Gala
Cher in Spruce street. Gold where every information will
BE- given, and will be sold together reasonable the
being about 10 leave the city. a5-lws.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

M TO pRopRIETORs OF HOTELS COFFEE
uifsFs &C. &cThc subscriber has Just received per Great
Western the following desirable good.
400 dor German silver Table and Tea spoons
100 Dessert do do
30 ca mustard and salt Spoons
rs Soup Ladies
2sn = = a Table and Deeser, Forks
400 Table and Dessert Knives with enc ivory aud bal
lanecd handles
$50 a. /. a trncd and buck handled Knives with Forks
100 pair ivory and buck handled Carving KNIVES and
Forks 49, -
set ivory Knives with French formed Forks Of o. %
and 90 pieces in each sctt
"a s. OF ivory handled Knives and Forkes and knives ony
Tor silver forks elegantly fitted in mahogany cases. t"ges
with Table steeI. champaign Openers, NC. &C. &c Scal
o the above are new patterns good article, aud Tor sale
a small advance N the Of importation
d. y. DELAyAN, N Maiden lane,
few doors below Broadway.
ca.,ors. al.o, som ~ sterling .il,er. sloy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19
+. COCHRAN,

EXCHANGE BROKER los CANAL STREET
% All kinds Of uncurent Bank Notes bought and sold up
the favorable terms.
WANTED-5,000 and head Pisareens Immediately,
for which the highest price will be given. al6-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

A UCTION NOTICE.-The mndersigre ell would respectful
n y inform his frend aud the public that he intends to de-
his whole time and attention to the sales OF Furniture Of
families giving up house keeping Groceries, Dry Goods Sc
From his hong experience in the business he hopes TO elan
proportion Of the spring sales.
II. II. TIMPSON, Auctioneer,
No. 30 Ann street, and 4s6 Grand street,
matt corner of Columbia street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

RgyEns ro-IIon John Anderson Collector orthe Port
Portland; and Mes,rs Goldman Fox, CouDeIlor al Law
ly lie will practice In the counties NJ Cumberland and Or
ford the collection a demands in all parts Of the
State. aoim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

TTVHB FLUSHING PAVILION is now ready 10 acsommo-
Il date transient and permanent boarders. few more
families will be taken cheap il applications made soon
Flushing, April 10, 1885. al0-lmeode
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

DARK TkAyAn-rNIs EVENING ~.h b psr.
ERNEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. arvl, Mr. Han.i.
Hieid-Lamley Fsrrers, Mr. Rehings-Lord ssxinsham,
Mr. r,shsr-Armstrons, Mr. Wheailey-Lady Forsnes,
Pas dc Deux by Mics and Master Wells
To conclude with
Themeodrama ofPETER wILKINs-peter wilkins, Miss
Cushman.Nicodemus Quill, Mr. lppindae-fouraw-
kee Mrs Richardson.
Doors open 6persrmance quarter past
O'Clock.
Box Tickets, Sl-Pit, so oents--Cialery, a5cen,
NATIONAL THEATRE Late Italian Opera House.
IN Mr. WALLACK, Lessee-Corner of Leonard Church
streets, ten doors from Broadway-THIs EVENING, viii
be performed,
AMILIE-General Connt Ven der Tiemer Mr. segun-Jose
speekbacksr, Mr. Wilson-Anare Mr. Horncastle-Ami
lie. Miss Shirref.
After which, National Medley Overture, composed by Mr.
After which, SPRING AND AUTUMN-Rattie Mr. Wal
lack-sir Simon Slack Mr. Burton-Widow Dartmouth,
After which, grand CONGO the Oboe, by signor
Ribas.
MARRIAGE OF FIGARo-Count Almaviva, Mr. Wilson
Cherubino Mrs Baey-Figaro, Mr. Seguin-Antonio, Mr.
Latham-Countess-Mr seguin-Suzanna, Miss shirreh
Doors at Ia Performance TO at 2. Boxes
81 Pit so cents. Gallery 10 cents
T1RANKLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE, under
Il the direction Of Mr. w X. BLAKE. THIS EVE
MING, will be performed.
TH,l STRANGER-Thn Stranger, Mr. Bannister-Baron,
Mr. Charles-Peter, Mr. Hall-Tob:as Mr. Anderson-Alrs
Halter, Mrs Bannister.
After which Master Diamond only IL years ago. the original
Ethiopian Dancer will introduce his Medley Dance and
Double Shuttle, accompanied the violin by the screen
Mountain Boy"
To conclude with
THE MIDNIGHT HGUR-Marxurs, Mr. Charles-Ncholas
Mr. Belamy-sebasan. Mr. Hali-Julia Miss Norman
Flora Mrs Watts.
Doors open Performance at quarterpasi
O'Clock f2l.lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19
TEETH! TEETH!

nANIEL KNOWER DENTIST, MANUFACTURERS
IL OF THE CELEBRATED MINERAL TEETH, re-
speetuy informs his friends and the pabic that he has
moved his Office from No Park place to l6 Canal street,
Having spared pains to render himself perfect in every
branch OF his profession both practically and Theoretically
Dental Surgery in the latest and most approved scientific man
Being that large class of the community neglect
avail themselves Of the important services conferred ny the
profession Of the exorbitant prices demanded by
many has therefore, resolved to reduce his charges to less
than half the terms. placing in the of all to
snoy the MANY benefits this science He would FUR
Their that he has dispensed with tho turnkey instrument
used by the profession for extracting teeth and from which
evils have resulted by iracturng the Jaw &c lie
the removal Of the teeth upon entirely principle
which attended with less pain and danger than by the ordna
whch thousands throughout the United States
who ayaed themselves Of his services can
testify.
B. All those who wish to have their teeth eHamincd are
respectfully invited TO CALL Advice gratis Office hours from
O A To a9.lw*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

II EADER, THINK FOR Observation-Disclosures
IN RED DROPThs medicine is the result of an OF close
applications study experience and experiments OF the most cele
braed medical gentlemen in this disease ever known whose
medical writer since treating the subject and which
nearly oprn copy Of which 10 still taken Of in
the library Of Penn wanna Hospitals the receipt was obtained
Europe the present manufacturer OF who
used his practice since, until he retired from pub
lie practice and through motives of philanthropy
made public the always to remain al one dollar
per thin the reach Of the most unfortunate Some
Of the unbiased physicians having given re-
without fear its being accomplished The world ch,
enged to furnish medicine certain SAFE and esPedsu
the exrpacn disease in every habit con- tuton sex and
valuable Hunters Red Drop Every Phia genuine will have
the written signature OF DR.. u LEVlSON, of whom 1t can
be obtained privately Division street. the only place New
York. 81 per phial. ai9it
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
l. Madison Riyngton, and Cherry streets.-WILLIAM
H. FRANKLIN will sell at auction at their sales No.
Is Broad street. few doors south Of Wall street,
On THURSDAY, April 10,
At - o'clock at at the sales No Is Broad street.
under the direction Of Samuel Cowdy the large and susan
a three story brick house and lot Of ground No VI Cherry
street in the vicinity Of New Slip, and New Market with
vault front and rented for the ensuing year $500 and
security, and has rented for 500.
Also all those two story brick front houses and lots Of
ground fronting the north side of Rvington street, between
Cannon and Colombia Streets and numbering 40 22 24 276
s $50 and 2S2 The Houses filled and built subsan
a having stone stoops and iron ratings, and have
generally rented from S3O0 10 $3.50 each and all
probability will produce much higher rent houses Of this
description much demand and from the Improvements
recently made by Bell Brown, together with the conem
plated improvements must make this property very safe in
vestmekt.
Also those three two story houses and lots fronting Ma
olson and numbered 297 2S9 and pol he Of Ma
olson and Scamme Streets which first stand for
family grocery other business. The houses built
substantial manner hard nished and coraished with
stoop and iron rangs the rent has been from $3.50 to $500
each The title 10 the above property uaenceponabe and
the made known n dav OF sale al35t'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

IIOBE HOTEI.-r. BLANCHARD respectfully informs
VI hsfricnds and The public ths, the above new and
u ready Cor the reception of company nP
pleston Cor to be made the premises. alelw
/. ~ CARPENTERS wANTED-Enquire &C wltps,
OV Ne work between Bewery and Centre
street on Brcome street aelw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19
mat
NEW YORK TATTERsALLs.-The

- NEW YORK TATTERSALLS.-The
NJ regular sales by auction, at this we'll known
N<-A Enlistment, Of Horses, Carriages, &C., eont-
eYS W nue. to take place every Monday, at II
o'clock Throughout the year
The next regular sale will take place Monday Odd April
al III o'clock commensng with Carriages Harness. &c, ana AZ
I2 O'Clock the sale Of Horses will commence.
Gentlemen having Horses dispose Of requested
early application, good number the
catalogue be offered auction unless register
number the catalogue for which purpose the
resster will be kept open till Saturday, 10th April at
GEO. W. MILLER,
Successor TO j. w. Watson, 446 Broadway.
Ps At private saeOae pair Of very stylish black horses
the property of Gentleman going to Europe.
One pair Of very fine bay horses just from the country
One pair of very fine grey do do do
very fine white saddle horse besides several single
horses.
Also Coaches Barouches Wagons &c. &c. and second
hand als-y o. W. NJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

THOMAS BELL.
Store ~ Ann X ll5 Fulton street.
THIS DAY.

Y.
Gcnteel Furniture at 70 Hudson lOt
Brussels and other carpets mahogany and fancy
dressing and plain bureaus beds bedteads looking elas
mantle clocks vases kitchen furniture &C with which the sale
will commence.
Elegant FurnitureAt 10 o'clock at lao Laurens
sng Of splendid Brussels and Venetian carpets Eaeh oil
Cloth French so coaches chairs tabsrets and oomans
match, Egyptian top pier ceHtre tables rosewood piano
forte elegant wardrobe do book case secretary canaras
and ustre lamps clock every article useful and ee
CANT housekeeping for paors bedrooms, basement kit
chez, all made to order and in excellent keeping
SATURDAY, April %.
Furniture Salcl0t O'clock all Greenwich street. near
Spring, comprising various carpets good order mahogany
fancy chairs soa dining other tables grand piano
foe looking glasses bureaus bdteads and bed furn
ture. kitchen utensils and the usual gentee furniture Of
family giving up housekeeping. and in good order.
MONDAY, April 30.
Funiture-At l04 o'clock at No. 27 Elizabeth street,
sng OF elegant Brussels ingram and Venetian capeng,
and oil cloth superior sofa and chairs match ttoman pier
and centre marble top tables card dining tea and work do
manel centre use lamps and large pier glasses
curtains French couch and tabars elegant paintings &c,
good bed furniture French and ether bdstead kitchen
utensils, &c all made to order and well kept.
TUESDAY, April %.
Furnture-At lOa o'clock at No. % Hammersley street
WEDNESDAY,, "a.
Elegant Furniture-lOA o'clock, at l27 White street
THURSDAY, %.
Genteel Furniture-0t O'clock at No IO8 Franklin st-
~ b. T. BELLS Sales will be postponeson account Of
the weather aI6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

& EIDLITZ POwDERs-Prerared from sa'ory ana
- Moores receipts very superior article, for safe
ablm' H. KING osa Dro@'~~J.