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PRICE NOT THE TEST OF CHRAPNESS.


Political economists have frequently differed TO what wa,
fair and at the time, the Of value b
70 he M nuos that The nominal any article sold for
any Of its actual value Such nsticn would be
deemed great aacy that its statement paper og
cal deduction would prove its absurdy and yet those
dvduas who about from store to another for the
pose of ascerang the minimum number Of dollars and cent?
which they be furnished with articles of food and raj
ment, of commit still greater because msr.
practical absurdy than speculative philosopher would
do, who sat down in his closet to argue from such false
premises The would merely be laughed at visionary
chemer but the ohers deemed fit only graduate the
philosophers Of Laputa who contemplated making deal board
of Sawdu extracting sunbeams from eumbers Ia
king mostimpor oa articles this dressing
coat whether rock, dres riding, the kind called" top
matters not and hsw different elements all OF which
affect the interest Of the wearer to make its cost
s There the material and secondly the quality oil
the used and the degree BY the
of cloth. These towards coat M
self evident, must vary much the wind weather.
caprce and 2d when comes the hands Of the
SNYDER there is skill Of the cutter the quality Of the trim.
mgs last though not least the scientific qualifications
which the artist who is to- send il "nto this
article or beauty utility am luxury ated either to adorn
desecae the human FORMS Other could be adduced
show that in Coats at least many things which the world Al
large thinks of should be taken consideration before
its actual vaue be asceaned IL these principles
based TRUTH what folly is then, for to waste Their
leather running after stores finding out tailos
who charge allow nominal price, when is evident that
the OF cheapness They should not entirely disregard
price, but at the same time they should examine the material
skill Of the cutter and above ALL pay especial attention TO the
quaca Of the werkman who to give the finishing touch
that which in its native simplicity protected the sheep bat
when proper seisac Of labor has been given
IT, is capable Of adding dignity and beauty to the
g roblcst work Of Godo
this train Of should happen to convince amy
bargain buyers that estimate articles by dollars and cents
alone key advised forthwith to visit the
s. PHILLIPS, WILLIAM STREET, and ascertain by th'
evidence their the articles Of dress made BY
him. equal in quality, durability cut and Workmanship
any by the fashionable houses in Broadway
Having satisfactorily solved this problem they may
their several nominal prices and be convinced that although
price is not the Of cheapness, PHILLIPS SYSTEM is
for although he imports the best article and employs none
the best workmen nevertheless sells for ready money at g
per charged those who do business the
old and exploded credit system. my2s3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-22

Fnrth America, Ho6e, Liverpool; Westminster, Moore
Lsndon; vile De Lysa, Stoddzrt, Havre
Il WhaIcmen.S AnDNal
Spoken on the Banks-schrs Auantc, With % eVV nsn
MONT Hope, Dems with q, 600 Ash. soth Of ;YoH II
n eAAG - - Naval -
We learn that all the apprentices board the tiag snip
Java Norfolk have been transferred to the irgate Drshu
wine and schr Shark, n,w preparing for sea.
n stW Foreign Ports. itt Hn a3 e
ST. PIERRE, Mart. Aug -Azula for New York,
days.
HALIFAX, August Gar Ion, Hammond, New York
PIcrou, August 3-CIa Paas, Blanchard New York. Ma
rion David 6h Honduras Brown do Entfor ldg prev to
7th Lewis Ca for New York, Mentor Aabee, do Piu.
ribus Unnm do l Baltimsre, Cheeseborough New York;
Julia and Martha Pinkhan, New York.
yOAHU April 25Ar Joseph Peabody snsw, New York, and
sid May IL Tor kamschatka.
United states Ports.
EpoARrowN Aug, l7-Cl'd Martha and Susan, Davis New
York. Legislator Poole, do; lst schr Velocity Quebec, fer
New York
CHARLEsroK, Aug. I7--Cld Anson, Sinclair, New York.
SAVANNAH, August Is Ar Newark, Souiard New York;
DARiEs Geo. Aug l3-Ar Amelie Strong Wood, New
Yerk.
THoMAsTowN, Aug. l0-AE Majestic, New York; Franklin,
do; Richard Taylsr do; Patriot, do; fremont, do.
PORTLAND, Aug. E-Cfd Little Mary, Hall, New York.
BEVERLY, Aug l5--ClA Genuine, Poole New York
Providence, Aug lS-Sd Providence, Brown, New York.
EAsrPoRr, Aug l2Ar Margaret Jones, New York; l4h,
Con,peer Lincoln, do
NASTvcKEr, Aug. l4-Ar. Hyannis Robbins, New York.
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Cleared.
London, Brace Canton; Sarah Louise, Ferry bedford;
EtrelIa srarO Madanago, - Jagod Cuea and Mat; Jo-
seph Ham Brj Mtchnsr wisdsor Henry Barger br'ggs,
BsItimsre Renown, Lowell Boston; Allen smith, Charles
ton Consttysn scott pictcu; Turk Eldrdge Porsmsush
Hudson, Ryder Boston; Victor Haett, Bostoni Russell,
Connor, Turks Island; Fabius Hussay, Nantucket
Arrived.
Packet shin syve de Grasse Weiderh I'm Havre, 18th July
mdr c Bolton, Fox Livngsoa $50 passengers.
Ship Mogu Sketchey, fn Liverpool, sth July mdh 70
sbp Arson snela DIS I'm Charleston. cotton, &c SUIT
hi, Louisiana Marsden so ds FIN Rio Janaro, coffee &c
A Foster n Son . : :,
Brig Abby, Towliag II d. I'm Ragged Island, SALT
Robertson co.
sr;s Louisa Howard I'm saguna iogwood &C Boucheud
Brig tBrI Henry Bell Wesley, 40 d I'm BRISTOL mdr .
Bs Cordelia Mathews a. I'm Charleston, esttsn, &c
Dinnon. - -, -. . .
Brig Veto Parsons sd' fn Charleston cotton and rice,
|. CLARK.
Below
ships, 10 brigs and ese bark
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-22

public that the operations 81 Nots extended 70
eo.e ann and IN the Last
week he pvrshssed $500 bass, nahasg " ~ oa'e'
sous 70 g. The eooA thea took place. md ssar-
" one third the eottos transactions had
bsen such that he Ownership Of the cotton
lksv 10 be subject Of is.g litigation. The citizens Bank
therefore undertook advance him the money
sscurss let the Gotten forward During the
discuss;op however, b which Nolts had drawn Hattn
euer against cotton returned under protest. accompanied
Nv that house, stating they neither had wssld
receive any from Mr. Nellie, would they
have connected with any transaction in which he
wss eoncsrned. aatta ~
This followed BY Of such nature from England
with regard the fall in cotton that attachments levied
on Mr. No and he thrown into prison. from whence he
was liberated by writ Of habeas corpus he 10 in Eng
land The loss his operations will be TO cents about
&c. pct say round numbers During these opera
lions Of Mr. Noe the transactions Of the Mississippi banks
great influence prices The insutisn started on an
Issue of State stock SoOO 900 Of which held BY the "
bank in for post Of that institution at and
IL months The whsle issues Of the Union Bank reach
post notes. large proportion OF has been al
vaneed on cotton per pound which loss equal
to Noe will be sustained These have been the leading spe
cuato An smaller have also been
at work all tending result We back
to the operations of the leading dealers Our
respondent Liverpool has furnished with the following
list Of the quantity consigned to cash from January
1, 1889, to August I. 1889.
Name Number BALES Remarks
49,. cL;.,.~ 70 hall. Az firm, altered froun &
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uy- AREGATTA ON HARLEM RIvER.-.-several &c

Qy- AREGATTA ON HARLEMRlvEh-Sever gen
temen anxious have fair trial Of skill and model
arrangements for Regatta, off on Monday the SECOND
Of September next from the New Bridge at the END
the New York and Harlem Rail Road
Many the crack have already entered and no
win spared the part Of the managers to renoer he
test truly interesting is determined to have two races
first between Boats start at half past
NJ The Six Dared Boats, to start al
past o'clock NJ The distance Of each race about miles
The first prize for each class Of boats splendid SILVER
pcher-co $3.50. Tie second prizes for each class,
perb silver goble-cost, $780, Any four or SIX cared Cuu
Boat manned by its boat members, will DO Perteo 90
contend for the prizes by recording their Names and paying
into the hands Of GEO NOwLAN, Proprietor Of the Pay
on at Harlem River before the sst instant tins regular
entrance fee Of ten dollars.
Club Boats any quarter without distinction are re-
spectfuly invited to participate
Prizes to be at Gtlson, Ladd 4 Co.'S, NO. Astor
House, until the oath nst after which date they may be seen
at the Pavilion at Harlem River
As the Pavilion commands fine view Of the entire distance
Of the there will be arrangements made to
ladies the buildings where enc band will be IN attendance
through the day
sufficient number Of officers will be in attendance to pre-
order and keep away all improper persons. , .
sweepsake scull to of At O'Clock IN the al
to all. auIotis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-22

At half past o'clock preciseIy inc baIIooh WI I sou
rise into the ETHEREAL Regions the sound 81 Mil
itary Music and amidst the roar OF artillery
Tickets so cents-Children half price. :, J,
splendid Band Of Music is engaged VINO VIII Pe''o" au
ring the process Of imitation. . t, .. !. =
Aarge convenient and shady Ampitheare is erected to ac
purchase tickets at the ferry win pass free Of errase Aa
effective poce will be in attendance de - 2.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-22

AeuGl4tt SS0s 8etASvR @Ar~ss<Ss.s...s'
Mr.. l.. A.. LAURIAT respectfully
announces to the public that bis nd
Grand Arial Flight viii take place at
Hoboken, on Friday, Aug; %, 1889,
with his beautiful asd safe Arial Star
Of the East. 49,
Order Of Ascension--The gate Of
the Ampitheatre will be thrown sPen
at o'clock, and announced by . dis.
charge Of artillery. .a.N
At . o'clock, p. M. precisely the
Imitation with Hydrogen Gas Of a
grand and superb Balloon will com
mence.
At half past two o'clock, dis.
charge Of artillery will announce tie
departure of a small Balloon
AT 8 o'clock, a beautiful Balloon
will be sent off, amidst the souna Of
martial music.
Ala o'clock, a Pioneer willb sci off
10 ascertain the direction Of the wiAd.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-22
Total Import into
Liverpool
635,O3s

Liverpool o5ooSo
Th. table is for months only while the above table is
Cor the whole year. Yet il will be readily perceived, BY
pairing the two that the heaviest operators of last the
Browns. Denoun and Others have largely reduced
their business while the business Of Humphreys Bdde has
been scarcely ih Of their last years operations Ihy
having according the above mentioned extract iron our
former article withdrawn under Of the rise in January
Proving also the Of Mr. Biddes letter on his re-
renent 10 the effect the u 8. Bank would not again
enter the market The operations Of Others will be perceiv
ed have largely The honse Of Todd jackson Co.
largely the Mississippi Bank at six months, and
have got their pay notes The increase IN the business
Of some arises from the consgnmens Of Noe and
other spectators and Of them BY the advances made by
branch houses Large amounts Of bills drawn against
latter shipments have been returned on the drawers here
under protest
From all these data we arrive the facts that the Cotton
business OF past year entirely ruined by the mad
pennyss and desperate who have obtained
the means through the financial Barngs OF London
Mr. Wilder Of this City, the credit which has been award
ed to that perncous Of all paper currency Southern
post notes. showing .o how grea, mischief be pro-
duced by a small amount Of capital inudcousy applied
Th, |, apparent in the fact that prices have been AMI
formy cts per h. higher New Orleans the point OF
supply than Liverpool the point of consumption Ih one
fact exposes recssnes with which the transactions have
been conducted and the nuaoa with which they have been
Instead Of acribng the result to the true cause
here represented the whole South seems TO cry os against
she combination ofthespinner" The ruiz which has result
ed is so its that in conjunction with
ne general affairs England it will prevent similar
train opeeuaouy for long time to come and Cotton must
coutnus on healthy footing after reaching its ntnimsn
price.
Sales ns the stock Exchange.
share, the u States Bank l0st 70 DO ie60 do Dry
poek CO. ssl s0do a. ssi-aA do Leather Manfacturer
Rank 10 las do Dell Hudson s7a 10 do H. s. 90 do
era Is DO 67a 30 3d. ST. 10 do 67t-oo do Trust
l0ao TO- ssi 10 do Ohio Trust, 9e25 do Illinois Bank
50 500 do Wick burg, s5i-l4s do Kenncky Sank 49,
no do Morris Canal 3o-3s do 29i0 do Long lns Co. 30
rs do s9-5s do Canton 34 10 do "a 10 dos TO- 81 20 do
g. $3.50 do Patterson ms s2i.lo d. Boston and Prov
$50 do Harlem r. al 30 do AT, 100 do at 80 do AZ
$50 do az do as 100 do a1 sodo ssi 80 DO A7-
80 do Utica, III.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-22

Per North for Iyerpoo-Ccl Grey OF the British Aany,
Canada LADY and servant Capt Brander British Army Cana
da; Mr. Daniel Carmichael, New York MIR George Reynolds
hartford Connecticut Mr. WIN Msekey, Scotland, Mr. John
Mr. John BacLey, do Mrs Mackey, DO Miss Maekey dc.
In the Vile de Lyon FOR HsvreR Bore Esq lady son
and servant Mu Langdos, Miss Lasgdoa and servant
lady two chdrcn and nurse, New York. MIR Ga.son dol Geo
Fisher and lady Misses Elizabeth, and Catharine frsde-
rio Francis r and George Fisher Madame Gilbert Bos-
ten Lieut. WIN Eustis Lieut. Turner Liest IIhl kear
ney A; Madame Paloe New OreaDs Don Carlos Aguero
Of Guatmala Don Essebis Feao, Of Central Anercai M
George sm aud LADY, Bsltimors Eugene Theron, Of Paris
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-22

WANTED Cook in permanent situation in the country,
wv thirty miles from town. Apply at No. TO- North Moore
sireet au22 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-22
NOTICE.

BOUT six months since calling himself M. r.
n PAYSON, Esq. borrowed Ten Dollars off, A. PRATT,
with the double that he would refund the amount
in less than 40 This is to inform the said NJ P Pay
son. Esq., aud his friends that the money has not yet been
paid
NJ B Payment be made at this efhce, or at the
Office Of the City Hete where receipt for the present. the
mast and to come, will be given aul9-isH
The Sun will please give the above three insertions and send
their bill to this Office, for payment. ang 81 IT,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-22

VXTANTED by unmarried gentleman literally educated
wv whohas engaged in literary Psrsus since graduating
situation as Teacher public private school References
Gentlemen Of the 6rst respectabily desired Adore"
L. A. r at this Office au ~, W.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-22

Ok Q0Q 40 Was the quantity Of Steel Pen, %ssn
OC QUO, 4CL featured by JOSEPH elliott,
from October 1ss7, - October, 1885.
Ts satsnsnk 1shew the estimation in which these
pan. are held and n u sc,sumed will be aducenen to
those who desire good article at least to maize trial
Of them.
To be had Of all staoner. and wholesale only at the Manu-
f,cturers warehouse 100 Beskman It, sasy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-22

NOTlCE-Southerners returning home from the Nerth
are nformsd that the most extensive assortment Of
Plated Ware Cutlery Lamps Granaoes eers Bronzed
and Jappaned Britannia and Silver Wares aud many other
useful fancy articles be had at the most Removable prices
at the New York General Furnishing Ware House, No. IL
MaideA lane near Broadway.
auol.y D f. DELAVAN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-22

q. gOO CHALLENGE y. -LERoYs sPECiFIQUE
sDCOU FRANCHISE, Cor French specifc) for the
onorha elects, female complaints and all discharges Of
the secret organs
The American agents Of this celebrated medicine would
apprixe the public that this the great specific Of Doctor
Jerome Leroy, Of Par well kao~n remedy for this
class of diseases.
will be found possess advantages other
medicines n u cure. disease few days, without restric
sn Diet drink exposure, and what much impor
tan leaves the parts subject To the troublesome
elects or weakness that often after the Of other
medicines
In long proracted stages Of the GonorrhGa, in obstinate
elects win prove medicine OF great value, II fails
eradicate every vcstge Of the disease and strengthen the
parts affected.
The agents this specific do not intend to resort TO that de
eepve system Of putting in this city BY which the
public often deceivedas better proof 81 its efficacy
they challenge any produce remedy of equal certainty
usder forfeiture &c $500.
OssEuvr-A single bottle is sufficient TO any recent
of the complaint and many times those Of long standing
Each bottle accompanied with description Of the disease
and all the necessary directions ia the English and French lam
guages.
sale only the agents cce No. s. Nassau street. four
doors from Fulton street. (sp sss and al Ne 10 Chesnu
street, Philadelphia
Price St50 bottle. anlI-sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-22

MlORNING HERALD-sUuP NEWS.
Port OF New Work, August IL.
sun Rngs D IL MON wArra V&o
Yackss-. 10 Arrive. | Packets 10 Depart.
LoHpcs. LeNpov.
Nediatot. Cnam,in, July 20 ~ James, sehor, sept
Wellington Chadwick, Aug Montreal, o'r'ihns, sept 10
LwgErooL LNnrsoL
o,,nbu. rorper July 10 Liverpool ~ Fayrer, Aug "a
q washingn, Hodreagei Jy2o s'aaons, rAme,, aug 20
United States Fisher, Aug Europe, Marshsl, sept
~ -.
Snvie de Grasse, July FRANCOIS Isl homPso",aus -
Psland Anthony, July 10 Cuea, reh' Sep
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-22

M P.PAYSON. Esq, formerly OF No. Wall strrct, will
lvl oblige A. L. Peck by calling and paying the ten dol
lars which he borrowed the first day Of election last The
place of payment be made at this Office. aule1wis+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-22
NOTICE

0z- SIX eENTS REWARD will be paid at this office, fol-
any nfor Hatisn regard the whereabouts Of NJ FAY
SON formerly of No Wall Street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-22
THOMAS BELL, Auetioneer.


Store 80 Ann, and IFS Fulton streets.
THuRspAr, at ~ oclock n ths sass roomVsety ?ass
consisting Of Watches guns pistols ewelr dry goods cot
ing India mating, cutlery hardware Chinese tea caddes
painted window shades cut glass and china ware
sATURsAY at 10Y O'Clock, IN ina sales roonLsge sale Of
Household and Cabinet Furniture.
At Private SaeA small Farm pleasantly situated about
mile from the village OF Sing Sing, comprising acres good
house. barns coach hesss and other Offices necessary Tor CON-
fort stocked with the best grated fruit OF va
rious kisds Terms easy-inqure at the auction ROOM
10 LET-The large basement Ne. ITO broadway, under
Mesrs Clark Saxsns and opp the large hotel now
erecting Maiden Lane and Broadway For trunk or
boot maker, the situation is not surpassed au2o-u
90 STEAM SHIP LIvERPOOL.--The above ship win
sail from the dock foot of Clinton st East River where she
lies Saturday. "a Inst at 2oslock NJ and proceed
direct TO
The letter bags i'll be closed at 10 o'clock Letters and
parcels prohibited from beng received at the and the
latter with Editors papers will only be received at the Agents
Office.
Passengers requested call Thursday for their berth
tickets and will please have their heavy Luggage on board early
Saturday
Al ght must be engaged Office prior to being sent
on board the ship Shippers will please clear at the Cssm
House early Friday.
ABM BELL Co. Agents,
au2l.y III Fulton st. New York.
90 PACKET SHIP SHERIDAN. FROM LIVERPOOL
This ship will dichargng under general order
the 23d inst Congnees wishing to avoid the expense OF pub
lie store, will please send their permits on board instead Of
orders. aulsy
nrx. SLY CENTS REWARD will be maid at this Office 70
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-22

NTERINO CLOTHS-R. L. SMITH co. offer for
vl French Merino Cloths 10 do German do IN
do English do, at ITO Pearl street. au7-Sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-22

are respectfully the extensive assortment Of
useful fancy articles be had at the most Removable prices
the New York General Furnishing Ware House, Nc. II
' a~ai.y ''A' "eA' '"' DELAvAN.
NTERINO CLOTHs.-R. L. SMITH 4 co. eaer 70.
IXl sale French Merno Cloths 10 do German do
do English do, at ITO Pearl street an7.sm'
4 WORD TO THE ECONOMiCAL.-Thc,e in want o
n first Clothing would do well to call at los Beeimar
street. near PEARL they will find very superior articles
manufactured at the follow reduced rates-
Super Dress Goats s4 to % Made and trimmed - 90 to %
Super Frock do. Is to 81 Frocks do 60to9 90
Best Cashmere Pants, to 9. Pants do l6oto oC
Vests, all kinds altos Vests DO ua 20 q ~
cyTEAM ENGINE MACHINERY-JAMEs FROST
- manufacturer of Steam Engines, Hydrosatie and Screw
Presses Turning and Cutting Lshes and high
y improved principles Pai.1g Drilling and Boring Machine
Screws for Cotton Presses, &C., &c 80 -
~ B-A four horse Steam Engine for sale low aulo-mis
C1PLENDTD LIBRARY EDITION OF COwPER, in 8
- Volumes beautifully illustrated BY Fnden-The Life Let
and Poecal Works Of Cowper s completed by the
of before int
any previou. edition. Edited BY the Rev. Mr.. Grim.haw I'm
ported and for sale by +. sACNDEtS,
aulS 357 Broadway.
ADIEs CLoAKs-A very desirable assortment, suitable
IL for southern and western markets. for sale in lots
suit uIchasers, by
au7. 3m- r. l.. SMITH co. ITO Pearl street.
| ToHN c. RENNERT, ORDINARY AND REFEc
81 TORY. No 90 Wooster OF Spring street, New
York. Oysters served up in every style.
NJ BPrivate rooms where company can be accommodate
with Breakfast, Dinner and Supper, the best the market al
fords Also Wines Of choicest qualities l33m'is
DACIFIC HOTEL, 1862 Greenwich street, New York
The Subscriber having become proprietor Of the abov
Hotel will al all times endeayor 10 merit liberal share
public patronage (aue-lm'J nix Nm ChANsToN.
OsT-A short since from the neighborhood Of Broos
IL street, liver and white POINTER PUP, about nine
moath old and 10 the Of "DAsH" suitable
will be given its return to No. Maiden Lane aug
DOARD.A gentleman and his wife, two Or three single
Id gentleman have handsomely furnished with
board, by applying at No. 10 Park Place.
English and French spoken. sul2-blm'
TIARRY FRANCO-Now ready in vols, the new Anne
rcsn Tale illustrative Of during the Great Panic,
entitled The Adventures Of Harry Franco :" most enter
tanning work Tn, style reminds Of Peter Snple the
thor evidently minute observer Of and and
his humor is cnahcd by knowledge and Of the quaint
slang ft metropolis worthy OF the innase Sam Weller
hnself--Corsair.
y. SAUNDERS, Publisher, 3s7 Broadway.
And may obtained Of the several booksellers In town and
couptry jy29
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-22

VJAUXHALL GARDEN.-ENTRANCE FREE.-Ths
propreors Of this Garden respectfully informs the Psblsc
that for the Various improvements have oesn
Esas addition af of water, winch they cannet but
will BE- usAY Of their patronage and Of strangsss
who visit the city
The Eqesian Exchange in full operation The sales on
Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week Gentlemen can Pu
chase with perfect confidence Hsrses either for carriages
upon equitable and without the fear of deception
Al Horses Carriages Harness, Saddles Brides Nc entered
gratis limited number of box stalls provided for horse
at livery, ROCkENBURo bANCkEh
ie7.3n' Proprieton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-22

nIsEAsEs OF THE EYE.-DR WHEELER with con-
H. 6aence the public, that there scarcely asy dis
ease which tender and beasul ergan THE EYE,
subject does sot yield 10 his humane and successful mode
Of treatment References given to the first families and aen-
dance his Office - Greenwich the Battery from
ga. until r. NJ after which he devoies has time to oss
door patients. auo-Smn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-22

AIDES CLOAKS-A very desirable assortment, suitab
IL for the southern and western markets. for sale in lots
suit purchasers, by
au7. 3m+ X. l.. SMITH 90. ITO Pearl street.