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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-05-23

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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-05-23

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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-05-23

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,iss tho ssspss u pocket wsich III cl o.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-15

HAyArA MARxsrs July Coffee first quality, per q, 10
II; I'd and Sd lO tiags O. Honey, per gal 81 rs In
dieo assorted dep per IT, LOCKWOOD Camp IN dep
al 5; Molases. keg st g. per key % rs; Sugars aor.
ed 81 l3I white asne per l2s 1886 brown acne
a rs; yellow u re-, Tobacco manufactured, pei n,
Is; windvard, per a, 10
Exchangss-6n Loaden, - iss pre~; New oreans't
New YORK, par a 1; Spain, ia 8; Paris par. ,o
Freights-To the Baltic ca; Hamburg and Bremen, - Us
ca; Great Britain ga l0 Cowes and market ~ ,he
tic Ca do DO. the Baltic, 60 l0s France LV 10y,
the Mediterranean 81 los; United States $LeO per ooh sugar
so cts per bag cofee-S4 per hid. mo'asses
MArAszAs July l-Rce continues without ~
prce Market we'll stocked. Muscovado Ssgars con.nue
scarce and the remark will apply to all other
Beef prime and No. T. Is 100; Jerkea, aoi do So
us 7asO; Bread, Pilot, 40a 0; Butter yeio~' l ~
$40 Candles mould l6s $50, Goldfish 4os ssur
Am II a Is O; Hams, Am. Is Ga IL Lard, 10
h. w p is 40 O; do. r. P. ITO 20 0; Mackerel
g. Pork Mess aao DO Prime IS 10 .; 9s s. Sa
do white alone, lsA brow. do 81 40. yel'9r
do 81 do 9B Coffee, l quality 10; do "a and % ao
asa: Moiassss, 81 gals. st 81, Honey, +ast
Exchangss-on London iss - per es nar p prem
Freigbts.-To Europe, per ton 81 ~ onea bhss Of
box sugar $is Coffee per lb &c. o; Mola'es mus u
ITO gals, 81 a So
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-15
MOONEY 4 FLoYD's sALooN--BnEAkrAsr, DIV.

MOONEY FLoYDs sALooN--BREAKrAsr,D DIV.
Ivl SsR, TKAThc subscribers respectfully inform
their friends and the public that they have leased the spacious
and airy Basenen at the OF BROADWAY ArDlFuLror
Streets atey known the Knckerbocker Lsnch where they
have made several alterations and and newly
and entirely rcfcd the establishment II will be kept the
systemwhere gentlemen who obliged to take
their meals Ia the lower part Of the city have them serves
up much less has the general demans and in good style
establishment in New York The best the markets
aord will be found their tables and exerton pains
expense will spared portion Of public patronage
he establishment viii be opened this day. July i5) at II o.
clock, Cor Dnaer-Tea at O'Clock ?. M.
Every succeeding day breakfast ready from TO III NJ
Dicper, IL r. M.
Tea Sto . PM
,.,.,r + S e MOONEY Proprietor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-15

MEDICINE CHESTS, ofuew and elegant patterns,
t ly SLED with the best OF Medicines sec rrelv
ed for families travellers ships, and plantations For sale BY
RUSHTON AspiNwALL,
20 William-st, ITO Broadway, aud 10 Astor House.
iel5 In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-15
q HqYsE AEp LSE: j. os pubic

- JAMES BLrEcKEk Co. win sell at public auenes
their sales Rooms No % Broad street corner Of A1'n''ss
Three two story house, and ots Of ground, Nos ~
and 2sI Madison street The the corner o. scamme
street. Srt rate situation for business The houses are ou
in hard hnhsa and cornced stone stooPs
and iron ratings and have generally rented from 20
ach perhap. section Of the city that " 50 'a
improving "A ~.
Also three story brick front houses and lots NOS zIa
27s and 27s Rvnron street. Columbia The houses are
iron rangs ana have generally rented from $500 to $3.50
per EACH and from the recently made y
Mesrs Bell aud Brown together with the contemplated I'M
vesnen The Dry Dock stages near the door every
twenty minutes Fifty per cent Of the purchase money
main mortgage the option Of the purchaser Uo-4r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-15

Foreign POrSs. = .
BORDEAUX, May 24-Bslow Robt Adams Marshall, Havre.
RIO Bravo NoRTE June 23-The Essex AMI Caroline
are at the mouth Of the river. .
NoNrEvpEo, May ls-Aarors, Doyle, for New York, IA
days; Drymo, Upton, dis'g ,on
QuEsEc July photographed, Scion, New York Arr Gov
Douglass, Hyde, New York.
PicroU, June 27-Arr Grand Turk Bartlett, New York
HALIFAX July Arr Olivia Brichel Hopkins, New YORK
There were American vessels at Oraratava 4th ut
There were American vessels at st. Ubcs 4ih ult
United States Porss.
PORTLAND, July lo-Arr Hydaspe, Thomaston, ior ne"
York; Metallic do do. ,hf
HALLewELL, Me, July Arr Caspian New York
FRANKFoRT, June 28--Arr LOrient, Linnen, Few YORK.
SALEM July 9--Arr Oceaa, Wilkins, New York
BEVERLY Mass July s-Arr Eeda, New York, via Gisu-
cester.
FALL RIVER, July lo-Arr Three Brothers, Stuart, New
York
PoRrsMourH Nh July ll-Arr Telegraph, New York
Bosros July Il-Arr Commerce. Towle New York; VIM.
Roscoe Meeker do l2th crd, Mail, Lorng, do; Fancy
Chase, do.
BALTIMORE, July ll-Arr David Cox, Cox, New YORK.
SID, Washington, Pen6eld, do - ,
RicHMoNp July I0-Arr Napoleon New York; Elizabeth.
do, Arabella, do SID, Micent, do
NORFOLK, July 1.-THE Satira from New iorK went W
James River tins morning - =
SAVANNAH July s-Arr Miledgeville, Porter, New York
Newark, Souard do. SID, Susannah Cummings saiter Ii
verpool. - ~.
CHARLrsroN. July 9-Cpd, Lafayette, Eery New York
SID, Eliza & Susan Dyer, Bordeaux.
APALAcHIcoLA, July 2Crd, Washington Irving, Knowles
Pensacola. : =
York; Eliza Maria, Smith, do; Mitchell, Smith, do CPd
Orion Gske do; Mary Jane Robinson, do; Franklin, Blunt
do; Time, Williams, do. go,
RrcHMosp, July li-Arr Kutosoa Taylor, New York Crd
Junius Gibbs Europe. Sld Lynchburg Gibbs New York
INV ORLEANS, July 2-Cld, Fox, Bsrroms, New York;
Clifton, Ingerso Liverpool Cfd Vicksburg BUNKER, New
York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-15

soa Broadway, entrance in Duane street,
Ceuinesshis practice 10
DISEAS SEES OF THE EYE,
opHTH.sLsHc SURGERY IN GENER.aL

! OPHTHfLWIt SIHUEHF ~ uE.NL .u]I =. 7.
rre pr Eotts extensive practice and the nuef - pa
.nts hc cannot be attended during his Office hours re has
obtieea the service. of DR. wrsrM.rcrr practitioner IA
,orably known or this city msmeer % the
New york Medical society and q the Rotaiteg oi sur
the Eve in Paris and recently 70 Pr ko'ts peculiar
oV otses hours from 10 70 o'clock daily ry7sYa.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-15

:" T- GAMDIA, Africa June IT, 1917
II. markets at this place very dull The war al MO
Noonsr is still carried and there Is no raae so
-, The ceas There not single hide TO DC haa ~ is
market Hides selling at ~ cents CoHee worm 10
cents. fNf H.asaNM|4 ea #aHtaN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-15

b. IRWIN co. Members Of the Royal College Of Bur
geons Losdos, esstisse V be consulted on delicate -
all tker varsus stages at their ooce 2oS3 bssos
street. ro the sdieus Of their roen
persons laborng saaer delicate cosPlas can ueas ~nh
secrecy and safety .
D. Irwin Co pledge themselves that il all casss Of s,s
violent veaerea which have hitherto fallen usder hes
nstic their treatment without mercury has eesh
m and speedy They need BY direct the puohe
attention to their superior practice 10 those diseases meire
putaoa this city we'll knewn and respected by those who
had oceasion To eonRde their honor II strongly recon
aided 70 males who are in habit OF their Deobv
P that than should be taken on asy oec
son might produce effects which those who woua os
mothers DESTROYS avoid preventive can DC had-ecen'
cured days Those who bave insres
by secret and destructive habit can obtain reiiei Sov
security all that will he required until cure sham be effect
ed Letters post paid detailing the nature Of the corpsms
and covering suitable fee, will be attended To- ano
medicines, full directions forwarded 70 the parties
dice, aois Fulton street N,oIm
COLLECTIONS Of Bills, Drafts aud Claims, on all parts
~ OF the United States low aud prompt terms al
ysy y. J. sYLvEsTERs. $50 Broadway and ~ !" All st.
DILLs OF EXCHANGE on all parts Of Eng land and Ire
ID land, and Scotland in Of 80 40 4is and aW TO
any amount, for sale at > >. otbN Esl TN
jyl5-y 100 Broadway, ano ~ Wanst
ID ANK or ENGLAND NOTES, English Silver, scve-
Deigns Thaers uders aud All kinds Of Foreign Gold,
bought and .oId al J. s. sYLvEsTEHs,
jyiS-y iao Broadway and ~ WAL street
nATENT RiFLES-avery superior article for the south
western market where they have already been APP
proved of-for sale wholesale and retail, BY 80
yl5y LEWIS FEUCnTwANGER, Gold IT.
GERMAN sILyLR AND BRASS INTELLECTUALLY
Vt on hand Wires Of Silver, in all zes and Brass
Wire FOR Brush Makers for sale wholesale and retail by
Uls.v LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,7 Gold street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-15

= 0o- Mr. EDITOR-As you nave we'll remarked over and
over again yeur invaluable paper that this 10 the Of Hum
bugs 1have doubt yos will indulge me in making few
through paper regard the late
the Newburgh Regatta had for several days IN the
papers Of New York and River Towns notice that Regatta
was to off the 10th JULY and that q would prove
splendid affair." Clubs had entered for the prize, and
that members Of the Clubs TO be permitted to
pull the Boats that the Committee who had charge OF
the ofhe affair gentlemen to be relied on
men proby Under all these and
being SPORT made up my mind to be present. and
accordingly Slipping board the High
lander landed Newburgh by the b this boat
Humbug) aud TO my surprise and ndigs tion found IN
oordr aud harmony preparatory to the generous contest
for victory confusion and anger all the promises held
ou by managers had been set asdand Boats had beer
permitted with picked Under this state OF al
fairs Edwin Forrest aud Kosciusko Dared boats and Sc.
yera Dared boats refused to enter stating to the
their for entering that they had been
desired them leave their business at large expenses and
all Cor nothing against the best that coald be
pickedThe only reply was they could not hepit think
this dsgrace and the should be held up Tor the
finger Of scorn TO point at
A LsoxER JusrrcE.
p SIN conversation with Of the members Of the
Edwin Forrest he stated that they willing and anxious
TO row any Club afoa with their crews Tor au sum
The, should be sIe.sed to name. jyIsIt-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-15

m. WIN. BROWN, Propris,or


GENTLkMkNB
CAST.OFF CLOTHING
BorcHr, rULL VALUE cIvgS cAsH,
H. LEVkTT, IA Duane st., doors from william
90 KNOWING there persons who make great pan
In their advertise fer Cast on Clothing he &C. and who
IN nssy do not give the fall value for the sameH l.
them and w may send Cor h Of receiving e very utmost
vslse in CASH for every article.
MA line through the post oiee or otherwise, 10 the
above address, will meet vie due attention. e2s 3m'
A NEW ARTICLE FOR THE DRESSING CASE
1"verbens Cream makes rich permanent creamy siher,
and leaves resess snarng after shaving Prepared anA
Cor sale BY CHARLES n. RING, ga Broadway.
For sale % the Drug and Fancy stores the city
JeUim'
i Roeheser-Famers Bank Of Orleans at Gaises-UnitcA
States Bank Buffalo. redeemed at toe Agency Of The
Bank Of Western New York, No Wall street. per cent
discount je3O.ims
TNR J. j. LLOYD WHIT rEMORE respectfully informs
~ his friend. and the puole that he hes veoved 10 No 10
Park Place where he win be resdy attend the call hoss
who may honor him with THAR confidence Havpg thres
Hospital OF Heidelberg under the Professor Naeg
ne he ceppetent to treat disease that
may some usder his observation. nyif. nsns
r Owe LOVE II LOVEi !l--Just publ,sh.d. beautiful
IL edition Of The PHILOSOPHY Oh LOVE, translated
from the French Contents The Art &C Love- OF Love-
history Of Love Remedy for Love- with pleasing Instructions
10 the ladies how 10 make themselves beloved
In Cupias School whoe'er would take degree
Must lesrn the rudimenss BY reading
And N from me you first receive loves hane,
Then, for an antsdote read again.
90 For sale ~ No W rse street fosr doors from Broad
way, UP stairs. Price 30 copy.
90 Ncrscrsrersous DESTROYS 81 procuring cory Of this
interesting little work should apply early 90 the publisher has
only 400 copies left 5oOo and viii not thu
city after "wednesday, the 18th inst iel9lw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-15

DARK THEATRE--TMs EVENING will be Pssi
II formed. 800
The farce Of the REvIEw-Looney McTwoltsr, Mr. Chip
Pinaaic; Grace Gayiove, Miss Cushman. .f .sF.
After which the Ballet Of LA SONNAMBULA-Elv
Mems Martn-Amina. Madame Lecomte ,
10 conclsde with the farce { MONS. TONSON-Moss
Nj rbleua, MIR Nckinson-Ad olphine, Mrs Dsrie
Doors open at 7-Per.rnanee to commence Al half past
7 O'Clock. n N
Box Tickets, sl-Pt. so cents Gallery, a5eents.
DOWERY THEATRE-T. s. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN.
performed,
'ROOkWOOD-or Turpin the Highwayman-Dick Turpin.
Mr. Woolford-Peter Bradley, Mr. Barry-sybl Mrs
Previous to the drama the Play Of
WILLIAM TELL--Wilam Tell, Mr. Barry-Emma Mrs
Proctor.
Doors open att O'Clock the performance at
ter before sprecseiy
Priees-Bores rs centsPit srA cents-Gaery as cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-15

GRAND AQUATIC EXCURSION AND coTIII,
3spt1 PARTY For Thsrsa@y Evening, Jsly lsah
p - The elegant steamer NOvELTY, having
tuESSEe1ET unequaled accommodation for CettiIl %
- Partics will make excursion on Thur,day
Evening July 18th, leaving the foot Chambers street
O'Clock foot OF Delaney East River half past oelsek-
Old State Prison dock O'Clock and proceed up the North
River. Returning viii land at the foot Of Cha~h-rs a. ~
o'clock those who wish al an early
hour and will tsn down the Bay and land
at half past o'clock preciselv.
The cabins and saIoons will be thrown open to form
splendid promenade Of 3sO feet in length. go ft
The boat will be pnddy lighted and provided
board.
limited number of tickets will be Issued and can be OBJ
tanned board the boat foot Of Chambers street Tickets
$780, to admit gentleman and LADY, extra tickets Tor lady
SO cents f.4 s..4..
NIB. The boat will be lighted Wednesday evenings and
ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited to call ON board az
the foot Of Chambers street and view accommodations
8HfER tft JvI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-15

SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN MINERAL SPRINGS.
MARsH'S HEATH HOUSE
- THIS establishment, well known to the public, has
been open the reception Of company the 18th OF June
last II is deemed only necessary say that the whole ess
bshnsn has been put unusually good condition. ard every
effort has and will be made maintain the high reputation IL
at possesses and make desirable place
OF summer resort than heretofore.
jy4-lm- 4. MARSH Proprietor. ,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-15

Verbena Creara /. to thee dedicate my lay,
For shaving thou1t TO give way,
The lasting sparkling creamy oth boards thy vrtues
More fragrant Han white than aaky snow :!
would be useless To erol the peculiar emoent
Of Rings Verbena Creamnits rich durable sther with
warm cold spring rain water-is entire freedom from all
smarng, rednss roughns generally complained Of
the Of other soaps after shaving Prepared and sold by
CHAS. III. RING, 644 Broadway
Also for sale BY A. B. Sands, 70 and 100 Fulton
Guion. ls9 Broadway; s. II. $. r. A. Woodwork, ssS
Breadway Dickie, Ala Broadway; T.. ~ 0uon, Bow
cry and Grand street. syne SO eowery Of Walker st
je2O-im'
Health asd SEN -Bash-nHsu:e, ~.
Of the increasing patronage TO tins house,
the proprietor has been induced enlarge and make
improve and 10 complete readiness for boarders
aud vstcrs This establishment we'll known being tho
nearest scabang place 10 New York; (beng only ~ miles
from BrookIyn and pronounccd By medical men and all who
visit IT, being the most healthy aud deghtfu situation
the island In front Of the house splendid prospect Of the
Atlantic Ocean, with all the shipping arriving and departing
from the port Of New York the extensive of
Long Island, with its bessful cultivated fields Adjoining
the house grove Of locust trees, refreshing shade during
the hot weather The bathing the beach but
stone throw from the house for ladies and children and
the other for gentlemen Extra lines Of stages viii 10 the
Bath follows, vr -
From Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn From Bath Hou...
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ. O'clock, A NJ
PM AN
PM Pm.
ieQT.lm. VIM BROWN. Propristor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-15

~ In the Sunday Morning News Of yesterday, an article
appears making charge against me, having ilreaeed
lady who, with gentleman had taken board at my house
m. totally false and suspension efopnion
suesed until Judicial investigation takes place, when all the
facts will be laid before the public. -.
iYl5.lt+ WAN. HENDEkSON, go TearI -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-15
FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR OF the MECHANICS IN
sTITUTE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

cIRsuLAR.
HE FAIR the Institute will be held at Castle Garden
commencing Monday, Sept o. 1882
The object of Exhibition Fairs, to present to the members
Of the Institute and their fellow VINO are Of
making their skill and ingenuity knswn in way when no
other facilities afford The many thousand. who VISIT such en
rt Of the various productions than they would have BY mere
newspaper descrptisn besides the Of see
ing brought together ~ one vast collection the Pr0u0'
To render this Exhibition worthy OF the arts, and o. the IN
genuy Of the American people, the Managers appointed 70
conduct the approaching Fair have TO make sscn
liberal arrangements will insure to the contributors ar
opportunity Of exhibiting their 10 the al
vantage asd they invite contributions OF articles from every
Premiums Of Medals Diplomas, &C. viii be awarded for all
worthy mertorous articles exhibited either as It respects
Superior Workmanship machinery wherein the operations are
new interesting important where ingci uity
taste manifested and particularly for all new and useful veh
tions; and also .M
You respectfully requested send for competition
exhbon, specimens of the articles you manufacturer and
be assured that the srcest mpartay and Harness
will be observed IN the distribution Of the premiums
Appropriate arrangements will be made Tor the exhibition
ofsPecinens Of workmanship the Fine Arts and competent
Judges will also be appointed for their examinations
Arrangements will also be made for the exhibition Of the
DELEGATE and beautiful handiwok offemalesand premiums will
be awarded fer all articles that may be deemed worthy Of such
distinction.
Steam power will be provided for the accommodation OF
those who wish exhibit Machinery operations expert
contributors in this branch are particularly invited send
bring their Machines models the I'd September that the
necessary arrangements may be made IN relation to shang
pules &c. the Engine will positively be put in operation
on Wednesday.
frequent enquiries are made at the rooms Institute
concerning machines exhibited at former Fairs it is requested
that whenever practicable contributors will prepare
UZZIAH WENMAN, Chairman
OF the Board of Managers
NIB All articles for competition be delivered to the
Committee at Castle Garden, Monday 2nd September
Those for exhibition only will he received day durng he
Fair before 10 O'Clock, A. M.
New York, July u.s. 1884, jeal-im@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-15

the last sceeuats-sl we'll The LeEiHgton, Capt. Ca'
daily sx pected there from Valparaiso.
The u. frigate Constitution, Com. Csxton' aveo
"a Crux 10th uit from New York. = II. !. 40, -.
The cater Jackson arrived q Baltimore ivn hs
in Ave days from savannah She has been ON ne coast
Of Florida Georgia and ordered to ina,
The u. g. sloop Of war Vandaiia was sun Oh M" D 80
Nc rte the AID ult.-all WE'LL :, o.
The u s. steamer Poinsett Cond Mayo, arrived at ga
The w. s. ship Ohio Com Hal, sailed from Lisoon June LIST
for the Mediterranean. -
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-15
City saloon.


1g- THE INTERNAL REGIONS! well known By
reputation throughout the Union, and which has been in
cess operation Cor the last years. located at the
City Saloon, formerly Hanningons Doramas and next dosr
TO the American Museum where the whole be seen Every
Evening at halfpast o'clock precisely.
II may add to The interest Of this Exhibition by stating
that the Skeletons therein contained those of maefacor
executed Ohio within the last twenty for their crim
nal Offences.
Previous which may be the following NIGHT ILLU
SONS produced by the New Philosophical Apparatus lately
from London called the NOCTURNAL POLYMORPHOUS
FANTASCOPE:-'
l-Harleouin dssected l4-Ghost Of CALVIN Edsou
2-The Monster l5-Kembe in Romeo
3-Forrest as Metamora l6-Napoleon
A-The Bengal Lion l7-Cherubim
5-Grimadi l6-Skull Cap
6-Deah on Frolic 19-The three dancing cats
7-Gabri,l Rayel as Panchi. 20-Mrs siddoss Lady
neo. 2l-The living sluall
s-The Haunted Quack 22-Swinsh sport
0-Barbarossa 23-The slroudca Skeleton
l9Masbeth and the witches 24-The drummer Of Pompeii
1.-THE Miser and the Devil 25-William 4th
l2-Falstaf 26--Washingon
l3-The Devil in his element 27--Nne Chinese walters
pg- N. B-The Night Illusions will be varied every eve
ming
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