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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.

" The subscriber has taken the House No. Roose-
welt Pearl and Chatham which he has fitted aud
furnished with eye TO neatness and convenience The fur
ntu and fixtures entirely and the bar and ardcr we'll
f.raisbej.
To clubs and parties limited nsmber OF boarders and
travellers the New Eng House offers accommodations
which the advertiser trusts will him share Of the pub
lie patronage d. HUOhE5i
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03
FIRE WORKS,

hy- FOURTH OF JULY.-The subscriber, the old es.
tablished agent for the u Laboratory Edges Celebrated
Fire Works. offers {. the public complete assortment
oarge and small Fire works. for the approaching celebration
OF glorious Fourth Of july consisting Of Rockets Of various
sizes with Headings Of Gold and Silver Rain stars Serpents,
Fires &c. Suns, Fans Pyramids, Palm Trees; saxon
and Peruvian Crosses with plain and illuminated centres
Mines, Torbons Hyagons Trngles Vtrticles and other
waees Signal Lights Pigeons Roman Candles Italian Stream.
Snakes Nests Flower Potts. Serpnts Snakes Scroll and
Pin Wheels Bengoas Spur Firms Grasshoppers, Blue Lights
Torpedoes Pulling Crackers sc. Sc.
Also, Fire Crackers in boxes Of different sizes.
PARTIES committees Of arrangement country merchants city
Others supplied usual with articles warranted,
and at Laboratory fixed prsces H. fVELlN,
ie6- lm* 23 Fulton street. near Greenwich
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION.

FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION.
- r-x><s . The splendid Steamboat WARREN viii
e leave New York, foot Of Vesey street, at 8
o'clock, A. NJ, for liayersiraw, touching at
the foot Of Amo, street. TapPan Ny.ck slaugers a.d sn
daker, Landings Returnng-leaye Haversraw II o'clock
r. NJ The day will be celebrated Tappan, Nyack, siaush
tiers aud Haverstraw
Fare, each al cents. N1.sT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03
FOURTH OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

n rw~ ~ The Steamboat WASHINGTON, Sapt
Szss.uASsr1 O. l. Doson will leave New York, ioo' ~
Warren street. on Thursday, July 4th, h "
o'clock Old State Prison dock quarter past III o'clock Jersey
CITY hapast TO- Fulton Ferry quarter before
Of Catherine street at II, aud foot of Liberty 81, North RIVER
quarter past o'clock anExeurson to Sandy HOOK sop
ming al Fort Hamilton sufficient time 10 view the military
of National Grey the Fort with the other SUR
rounding scenery u the place; and also at Coney Island ana
then to Sandy ooken her return passage, stopping
and sucient time for passengers view the celebration
az m, ah Wv the children Of the several Sunday Schools Of
New YORK BrooLlyn and Jersey City. comprising from eight
to twelve thousand aud returning TO New York al 6ooloch
Fare Cor the Excursion, 20 cent.
Refreshments provided on board.
n p1'be sts amboat Washington will leave the pier, foot
Of Warren street Thursday evening july th, sl o'clock
for Newburg. V+"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03

!. r-~7, n "FARE REDUCED."-"NO MONo
lA1' PoLY.-Peopie's NsV Line for Boston, r's
N,rport and Provdence--Cabn passage one
dollsr-Deek fifty cents.-The steamer LEXlNGTONCart
Vanderbilt will leave New York for Newport snd fro'r
s,nr, en- saarday the 25th inst. at o'clock, r. NJ rem
Per No North River Freight taken at cents per loot FOR
further information apply on h,ard
THE en,ne boilers aHd hull the above boat have been put
In complete order and the public may rest AIRY dh hee
Will d, no yncn. praccsd being entirely TO sas
tan her wei, established reputation for speed Inc regular
day, for the Lesnp New York will be Wednesday
and SATURDAY.. until further notice. Asn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03

~ NEW OPPOSTIION sTUKE-UTv'' ~ -
gain. In Boots and shoes al the new store OF ,he
Canal between Varck and Hudson stret-hrs
boot and shoe Of Varick street The pubic are IN
formed that there they find mammoth assortment Az
tbe different kinds coors and sine. of ladies' rn'lcmen and
chdren boots shoes and slippers Gentemens French ana
American make Of CATERS the low price Of 500 e pa
and aud all the different kinds Of 81 and 2os boot.
TIE fashionable style and all sizes a No ia ana "a
Canal street JAhES Wi'u'.S.
NIB No insulting and calling of customers from the street
allowed Be particular Of the nunbe st over
the door lcio-I''
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03

FOURTH OF JULY.
ErcuTsion TO Hackensack.
= 49, "a The Steamboat SARATOGA, Captain
- Wilcox. will leave the Old State Prison
wharf foot OF Amos street. at o'clock, foot
OF Caa street quarter past o. foot OF Liberty St. at half past
Q, stopping each way at Bergen bridge
Returning-leave Hael.ssack. al o'clock, p. N.
Refreshments provided ON board.
Fare for the trip so cents Jytit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03

For pEL IL; .,:snso AsP sA AeSToSks
Nx5Y can't wilcox, will leave tive feet Of Liberty
street on Tuesdays. ada and Saturday,. s Il ~. Of GOss
n " ihs V's on FOR passengers, only drawing
ano 5 and i 700 burthea and veil calculated
for the rassaic River. - r.,,;n ON hoard a, "A
forregn' o' Ps"As' Ff' CRO0KE h FOWKs,
,o,rer OF we., and Liberty street
- a. -, f e.;nht taken on board OF this Boat al
. reasonao'e rates. oei'e'eu jeie2m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.
Known e. CO &c HATS

ONE PRICE HAT STORE.
BROWN & CO.'S HATS,
- For cheapues and durability arc not surpassed ~ any
heretofore offered. They combine all the requisi"
qualities Of the costly or color, lghtne dura
biy ustre, the reduced price Of s. Their saIe
are cash. which precudes the necessity of csargng The goos
for BY the bad The public invited
examine their Hats at BROWN co.'s wholesale asdre
tail warehouse No l7s Chatham square, corner o. MOI. 81
New York. mysi-sm
- EXTRA MOLEsKIN HATs-Those who hav,
paid SIS in Broadway for Moeskn Hat, and those
who have paid 50 FOR long nap SILK, should iook ~
HOWELLs Moleskin Hats sold at the low red price oi %
No should pay So for hat ~ for heavy long
nap silk hat while the present quality Of Howels sold Tor
So The price ixed there Is therefore dagreeao par
ley between the buyer and seller d. HOWELL,
2l0 Chatham Square, up stairs,
iela.lms Late of the firm of Brown &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03

NIGHT LINE.
: r- - PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY
- 'lx-ding al the intermediate landings The
s$ss*s<.s.ssS-sew and elegant steamboat RoChEsl hh
Captain A. r. ST. John will leave the Steamboat Pr foot o.
Courand street on Thursday afternoon June 2At oeocA
CRoORE & FOwHs,
Corner Of West and Liberty SIS,
of r. &. sIiUITZ al the Office,
CT lie Captain on board.
NB-An goods freight baggage bank bills specie, or any
Other kind property taken oay at the risk Of the owners
shsrsor :" my2l.7n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03

~. a .n REWARD-STOLEN.-The premises Of the
ID IcV subscribers forciby entered between saur
night and Monday morning, july asd goods OF The value
q e.. 900 stolen-cops,stingo Of =.
$50 pair Gold spectaees, vsriou, kndse pair SLIDE Gold
Sp.cacles2 Gold Lever Watches, usns Aafshal Regent
st. London-small Silver Skeleton Le,sr ateh Duncsn Len
lone Silver Wa,ehes-24 pair Gold Hand Spectacle.
Gold Eye Gssses3 4dosen Gilt eye 1sses-Ght Hunt
ing Pocket dozen silver Speeiaces-2hree
nch Gilt Pocket Conpasse. .nsm.led d name Pise Son
dsl-pearl Double Opera Glasses =. 80.
The above will be paid for the detection the thieves
and recovery OF the property proportion for any part
lber.of BENJAMIN PIKE SONS,
,,o.a,. No. 100 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03

- LOOK AT THls.-who keeps the most spIen.
did Boot establishment in the cipf Answer
Old BOSS RICHARDS CO., at $40 Canal street. running
through asa Greenwich street Go there Tor TAP op a'
ona and durable Boot, and Shoes and from 20 TO 80
per $40 Canal street. sign Of the largest boot IN .ne
,xnrd If1o I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03

BitANDYygEN.eai NNk,s AUfNL-
rINHIs establishment viii he op1ned or the reception OF
Il company on Monday, the f7lh Of jane.
The proprietor has engaged Mr.. WIN H. RUSSELL, for
merly OF Boston, as steward Mr. JAMES VI SEYMOUR, in
the Office and Air. j. B. DOBNY. conductor Of tie Balls
and Concerts JAMES NJ. SANDEhSON,
led tw.tl.tA Proprietor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03

For the season at Castle Garden and at the foot Of Deserosss
street, ID Pier south Of Canal street North River.
3n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03

m,3o.3m
NTEW REFEcToRy.-J. SWEENEY lnlsru,s his irsnA
and the public that he has opened new Refectory N the
are and elegant building la FstJn street Fish, Flesh
and Fowl are be found his tables and every dea
cy of the provided as soon ?. srress IN me
Ne care or atepieu will wanting his part to give general
and he hsp>. to find that
which he is determined TO 'eserve
ii0-u sWhENEr
No sYLVEsIEks NV REPORT EKAND GUN
rtREEIT DETECTOR next TO the Herald, the very best
and ns useful publication exant to the ~ business
il i an excellent advertising medium and the charges
,cna.le III published every Tuesday morning by sYLvEs
RI n 4 co lbs Broadway. iei7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03

Regular day, Of leaving New York this month, Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
vARE REDUCED TO THREE DOLLARS.
NO MONOPOLY
NEW LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
PROVIDENCE.
: r-~r~ - The new, elegant and fast sailing steamer
z trItJoHN w. RICHMOND, Captain VIM. II
Townsend, will leave for the above places,
Saturday Juu. 30 at o'clock from Pier No. North River
For further inform alton. apply 70 -
mo. H. RICHMOND, Agent,
= the Office on the wharf
Tvers may be assured that this boat rih not race with
INA, that nav put against her, but wi procecd on her
roy1,e - III no other boat in company les-om
r- - PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY
EA Landing At the usual iandirg,rrl ne new sso
Jckl6zk4&1- connections steamboat UTICA, captain
...delI will leave the steamboat PIER loot OF Loe'y 81
- wednesday afternoon, july 81, at o'clock.
For the better accommodation of the uptown passsngers
& boat win land al the old State Prison Wharf, loot OF nam
mond street. cpoov q rowKEs cor.
- &c west and Liberty streets; PETER 9. SCHULTZ,
~. oees or the Captain on board. -, :
All good. freight bank bills specie, or any other VINO
taheu or shipped board Of this boat must DC ATM
v,.L OF the owners thereof. -. - a., .,.,.u o..
- ~. boa, viii land the Old Prison Wharf, foot Of
Hammond street
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-04
WEEKLY REonlpTs.
D. Cutting, 200; d. p. Finney, 400.
N. Rockwell, goo; H. Loyegroye, 2 go
R. Dewey, 200; E. Tucker, so.


Ia Middebury, on the 18th ult. Elisha n Fn,,..
n lhe 10th year Of his age.
ia Addison, ON sunday morning Anr 1,a. i,
ANIMATION oiihe bowels, Oliver Hanks e. III ., o.
YEAR Of MS age. S ~As'
He died after short illness Of only 3 davs 90,
6uement. His last hours were attended viii Con
pnn Of body; but his mind was tranonil ,.hIn usn
snsbly conyersed about death. lie was mar, nc
Baptist church in this place, and his iasf
hours gave good testimony OF the genu;nan,s sass
he procession. He was free 10 converse ahns OF
dissolution, which seemed to strike no terro ms
,ays, what must be the feelings of one nnon a,'a
Id that has no hope in God-then adds M, I ...
: 10 GOd--he is my hope and my refuge. Wy 'rust
He selected the speaker and text, for his ov,
hnsral OCCASION. C I.s own
! Addison, Aug. 80, 1889. oiin.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-04
BRITISH GUIANA,

Whichis colony on the coast of South
America-and one which some think
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-01-15

Small Bills Democracy" varies according to
circumstances The Legislature Of Ohio, pursuant
to wishes here have prohibited the circulation Of
small bills. ..u...
The Van Buren, Senate of New York, are trying
to steal a march upon the Wing House, by repeating
the aro Of that State which prohibits the circulation
OF small bills.
Wv. SMITH, Esq, Editor and proprietor of the
Onondaga Standard, leading Jackson paper has
Withdrawn himself from the political held Mr.:
smith has been considered one ofthe ablest political
writers in the State. He assigns as The reason INA.
he cannot give an efficient support to the present
General Administration without doing violence 70
his conscience."-N. Y Express.
Gov. FAHrrELp's MEss.eE.The Governor Of
Maine is silent upon me sun p,as I'M NJ
differs from his Parlys Governor generally. Upon
The North Eastern boundary he is not very belize
rant What is very remarkable for such a Party
Governor he recommends " liberation, p" charita-
bleness," and Courtesy" in political opnionss
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-01-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. HARLAN asked, IL Il was the intention Of
me gentleman from New York. (Mr. CAMBaELENo,)
70 abandon the resolution for the appointment of a
select committee on the Swartwout defalcalion. If
The House had any desire to go into the matter there
should be nodelay.
Mr. CAMBRELENG said il was the opponents
OF the administration who made all the delay, by
speaking He had said but word or two on II.
RESOLUTIONS.
The House was called for resolutions. A vast
number were presented.
Mr. WISE offered resolution calling for infor-
nation as TO certain charges preferred by Mr. Hunt
er against Commodore Elliot
TALKING.
Mr.. WILLIAMS, of North Carolina, offered
resolution condemnng the waste OF public time, by
Congress, in long speeches, instead OF acting.
Most Of the resolutions offered relates 10 call for
information.
No other business was done
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-01-15

OF boys as apprentices; referred and ordered 10 be
printed
Mr., YOUNG presented petition against the
mode employed by The Polish grantees OF counting
heir lands under their grant.
MT WALKER reported several bills relative TO
public lands
MIR CLAY, Of Alabama, reported bill for dis
continuing the Surveyor Generals oAice In some
cases, and The Office OF Solicitor of the Land Office
The graduation bill was taken up.
Mr. WEBSTER expressed his views on the sub
Jec and in favor OF deierring the subject till the
next session.
The question being on Mr. RWEs' resolution 10
postpone the bill indefinitely debate took place OF
some length; after which,
The Senate adjourned.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-01-15
One Presidential term.

One Presidential term
" The dim'nution Of the patronage Of the Je-
deral Executive BY making more Offices elective
By the people,
The amendment Of the Constitution Of the
United States SO as TO give to Congress the
election ofthe Secretary ofthe Treasury.
The prohibition By law Of the interference 81
officers Of the federal government in popular
elections. ..
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-01-15
IN SENATE
NloNnAY

H0NNNY, Jan. n 1880
The Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER appeared TO-DAY ana
took his seat '"9' ""o
The VICE PRESIDENT presented seyera, r,o
cutive communications, one of them relating In snr.
veyS of coasts and harbnrs
Mr. BROWN, of N. c., presented Sundrv Joint
resolutions OF the Legislature of North Carolina
against the Sub-treasury, the ESpunging act, and
against the graduation land report
NJ. BROWN took leave TO express his regret that
NE General Assembly. had INDUCED in some impro-
per reflections upon the course of The Senate; but
'hough they had departed from the course due 10
public body, he would not withhold them. He did
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-01-15

" We humbly and sincerely admonish all
who are opposed to the present misrule that,
harmony, union and cordial cooperation should
be seriously inculcated and observed, or we
shall utterly fail of attaining the common OBJ
ject, for which patriotism cries aloud. The
interests Of the country, the wants of the peo-
pie, demand that we should look to the present
and the future, not to the past-ahead, not be-
hind. We should sacrifice every thing for the
cause-nothing for men. Bring such laborers
into the field, as are capable of rendering the
Republic the most efficient service. Cast
every selfish, personal prejudice or Predllec-
ton into the sacrifcial flame ; and unlting
every where with one sentiment, one OBJECT,
and as one man, come in one firm, solid and
indivisible phalanx to the rescue of the public
liberty. Without this concert OF patriotic ac-
ton, we might as well lay down our arms, give
up the fight, and tnmely submit to- virtual
despo,ism for half century 10 come.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-01-15

EVASION OF INSTRUCTIONS, PRETENDED DEMO-
cRATs."-The reader will find in our report of yes
terdays proceedings in the Senate, sketch of an
interesting debate, which arose on the presentation
of the Resolutions of Instruction. from the State of
North Carolina, by the Senators Of that State
Nobody will covet the position which the North
Carolina Senators have taken .. -.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-01-15
VAN buren, AND "THE MONSTER.


When Mr.. Rives's resolution will again come be-
fore the Senate, il IS difficult to say Certainly the
land bill or anv bill would be received with more
satisfaction by Messrs Benton, Wright, Niles & GO.
than any allusion 10 the illicit intercourse that mas
been so snugly carried on between the treasury
and the Bank Of the United States. can in,asine
crct ne anv were no) exclaiming in their surprise
with Duke Humphrey in the play ..
sShameful is this league
Fatal this marriage, cancelIisg our lame
RIo,,ng our names from books OF memory
Razing the character of our Tenow -,
IJndoisp all, as all had never BEEN
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-01-15

BARON DE RoENNE-In the Congressional Drec-
tory bearing our imprint, Baron de Roenne is men
toned under the head of Foreign Minister'S" as
" Charge dABairs" of Prussia. This is an error
which are requested to correct. Baron de Roenne
is the MINISTER RESIDENT" of Prussia
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-01-15

The population of this city is set down at 70 ,667
so,Is During the past year, there were erected 81
brick buildings, Of which were three-stories, and
% of two stories.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-01-15

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
aE uNlTy-iN NoN-EssENTIALs, LIBERTY, AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARIrY.-Augusf,n.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-01-15

Col. Joseph NJ White is announced in the Florida
papers, as candidate for Congress. Col Downing
the presen, member is also announced for re-elec-
ton.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-01-15

The Supreme Court of the United States COM
mepced its annual session at the Capitol yesterday.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-01-15

BENZ r. PECK, is authorized to act agent for the
Madisonian, in Auburn, N Y, and its vicinity.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08
GRAM JEANS COMPO~ITlON
III u M A N II A I r.

90 Great and great reputation proofs that
this article is the only Of the kind which good
effects, and ussfu to the Human Hair The article carries
with IL its recommendation and not to be claed with
that host Of limitations with which the city akounds
usage considered corporca! fat will enable the organs
preserve their Temperature 10 diminish their
bties and contribute their nutrition and
to the hair or skin.
$685. IT'S QUALITIES.
On the frat day Of its application begis to act in pre-.
venting the hair from turning gray.
by Its dry and weak hair will be rendered strong pa-
Bile, brilliant AID curly.
BY ats employment heads entirely bald will be repenshed
with hair.
valuable specific for all diseases Of the skin and hair
may be purchased, Wholesale AT the following agents
New York:
Mr.. Rosat, ~ Cedar street
Rushton Aspinwal SO william street. ITO Broadway, and
10 Aston House.
Mihfu, French Druggist lss Broadway.
Miss Cannon. Broadway under Astor House.
Miss Ramsey, 2s7 Broadway.
Churman, druggist corner Varck and Canal
Ring. druggist, corner Bleecker and Broadway.
Country .agenfsDector Meeaf fremont street. Boston.
Blanchard, Albany-State street, Troy.
A. Lafor, Philadslp hia. - Fourth street
Dibblc winsdals, Buffalo.
Rousscllc, Cincinnati and ST. Louis.
siclcs New Orleans.
Scott, 1853 King street, Charleston.
Wanted-Agenn for Baltimore aud Washington.
PS-Those persons who Of false hair during
the treatment be supplied st the establishment Of A. g.
j. No. Barclay street. will be found extensive
sortment OF Wgs Tsupees Sc OF manufacture which
not be surpassed the United States The great sale orhese
articles has enabled MIR 0randean TO fix the price at So
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

DACES-UNION COURSE-commense this day at
N o'clock, with Swespstake for three1yeavs old Two
mile heatssnrsnce $6Oe-fore $780, Seven subscribers,
and closed.
Immediately after, purse S3OO--two mile heats.
ENTREES
John Kirby (ofva enters b. h. by Maryland Eclipse
out OF the dam OF Lady Ciefden years old.
J. II. vanmatsr enters ch h. Trenton, by Eclipse Light
foot dam Tuckahse, 4 years old.
g. Same Laird enters b. h. Waterloo by imported Victe
~, dam Maid Of the Mill years old
meeting of the Cab requested at IL o'clock Of each
days for he admission OF members SC. the Club
House.
The last train of Cars will leave the South Ferry for the
Course at IL O'Clock By the Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

The dsusad for stocks to meet conraes wAssh
Ne ON Saturday having caused an 'nPreve@sss
in prsss having subsdd still further reduction wa
United States Bank declined per cent; ana
go. North American Trust aad Banking Co. Z; Vicks.
burg, 4; Harlem, J. 800
In sterling exchange but little has been DONE Specie con-
tpue 10 be avore remittance The George Washington
for Liverpool carried to-day f2si in soveregns, and
$3.50 silver making shipment Of SlsSSSo The supply
Of sterling bills according to information which
OF the highest authority, fully equal to the demand large
Of bills drawn the Grard Bank Morrison Cry
der Co.. and endorsed by the United States Bank has been
rangsd by house in Wall street. which is selling tn at
81 per cent
meeting of the shareholders Of the Bank Of jamaica
took place Sept OH when emiannu dividend Of five per
cent declared and the available bank capital increased to
El50c0o. VIM. Tiey and John Nehersoie, Esqrs, were
elected directors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

Their, sas large supply Of cattle in market To-day and
prices sscepsn Of those fcr sheep and abs slight
Nv secned One thousand and seveny6ve beevss or
"a ana few over sold prices svvrssse $esO
The demand was very du and the butchers hsid on I'll they
could from buying They thsk that the prices ere yet tso
high. :.
prices rang NJ from Sss 10 49,
Tnere Ia. been no material change IN the prices cf sheep
,d smbs since our last Three thousand four hundred snd
svve yer, markets and all bat ave hundred and Any de
, sed Of