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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-17
KNOWLEDGE Is POWER.

Curious Hiustrdtion.-At a meeting
which took place the other evening for the
purpose Of forming a North London Me
chances Institution, Mr. BASIN Montague,
as illustration Of the maxim that kno"l
adge is power, related the following anec-
doie. Tie was walking few months ago
10 Portland Place when he observed large
crowd of people assembled, and found that
ii was ia const quence Of large mastIii dog
having a lesser one IN his grippe. Several
persons tired, by splitting the mastlfl rs ear,
and BY biting and pinchlng ITS tail, to make
il let 20 It's hold, but IN vain. AT last
cehcate and dandifed young gentleman
came up, and making his way through the
crowd into the circle, requested to be al
lowed to separate the dogs; assent was CIV.
en- amid jeers and laughter, when the dan.
dy slowly drew from bis pocket large
snuff box, and having taken a pinch hun.
self, inserted his fingers again lato the box,
and withdrawing larger pinch deliberate.
ly applied It TO the masifi's nose The
stuff operated so powerfully on the animals
OIIQtlpIy iItIFCs, tUut II bOt Ot8lJ ii4iAANoi
alely let 90 its hold, but made It's escape a.
fast as ii could The dandy was loudly
cheered, upon which he stopped for mo-
ment, aud SAID, gentlemen, have merely
gwen you proof that knowledge is Pow.
err"
This reminds me of an incident once
witnessed, in passing up from Norfolk, Va.
to Baltimore. The boat stopped at Old
Point Comfort, Fortress Monroe, J where an
officer was to embark with his horse. Ia
VAN we're the combined Efforts Of all on
board TO compel the horse to step over the
gunwale. At length, after all their efforts
had failed, and the boat was about 10 start
from The wharf, soldier came running from
the fort and, clapplng handkerchief over
the eyes Of the horse, bad hun quietly on
board IN ,wlnklng. Another proof that
knowledge is power. "-Providence Coar,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-17

Candid You've visited my daughter
long time, said an anxious mother TO o
young gentleman of our acquaintance the
other day. What are your intentions, sir.
Honorable, entirely so,' said the gentle.
man, intended backing out, as coachmen
say.
You do, do you1 backing out, ha and
pray, sir, what may be your reasons for de-
cevlng the poor girl in this way
i have several, said our friend.
"Wel, name one if you can, yeu imp OF
Satan-.you little. WASTED, knock kneed pale.
faced, no whlskered dolt--yoa thing, yod
scrap you
Your daughter said he, interruP'ing
her, don't wear her hustle right. Il have
seen il one sided. Her dress maker tells
me she is padded in dozen places, and wears
two pair of stays--her false teeth don't stay
in well-and she put castor oil on her wig
/ Madam, can't stand such care'essness-
You'll let me of now, reckon.
The old woman did let him of, for in two
minutes she and her daughter we're seer
streaking it down the street, probably Il
tear out the eyes of the dress maker,
Let every farmer who has son to edu
cate, believe and remember, that scienc
lays the foundation Of every thing VALUABLE
lin agriculture,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-17

AHot Temper.-sir Walter Scott says,
IN his Diary. that he was exceedingly d.
verted with the following anecdote: = Col
oncl Bay told us that at the commence
ment-< Inc battle of Waterloo there was
some trouble TO prevent the men from
breaking their ranks. He exPostulated
with one man. Why my good fellow, You
cannot propose to beat the French alone
YOU had better keep your ranks. The
man who was of the list, returned to his
place, | believe Yea are right sir, but /
am a man of very hot temper There
was much bon hommie in the reply"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-17

"MoRals's SILK FARMER" Of Tho 18Th
S p,. contains the following caution 70 per,
sons growing the Mulberry at the Souih:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

GREAT LocoFoco FrsrIvAL.-A great Festival
including OK TO be roasted alive, 10 preparing BY
the locofocos celebrate the recent victory. Would
il not be good operation to buy out the dinner and
dishes prepared by the whigs7 The Wing Commit.
tee Of Broadway House, Chandler Starr, fugleman
and fre-eater, had ordered, before the election, a
great Festival. Of go plates, which will soon get
cold IL not eaten. What brokerage will the locofo-
give 10 negotiate for them7 wing told ne
yesterday Wen sell out damned cheap"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

flS~ We shall not be cheated out Of the fun and
folly Of Wing Festival, because they have been
well licked by the locofocos. We shall make the
great whig leaders and magnstes eat a splendid
dinner at the Astor House, make speeches, sing
sosgs drink toasts, aud get drunk-before the week
is over.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

FAsHIoSABLr MovEMErrs.- The Hon Daniel
Webster arrived here last Friday to celebrate the
great whig victory. Gov. Seward and whole lot
from Albany also reached this city. Unfortunately
the cursed locofocos have spoiled the broth. We
advise Mr. Webster TO visit Europe, and get rid Of
the present state Of things Ii is said Gen. Scott
means TO visit Europe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15
Private Correspondence Of the New York Herald
BosroS, April 4th, 1889.


Mn. JAMES GoRpor BHNSETr,-
DEAR SrR,-Thc long acknowledged popularity
and the rapid improvement that your valuable jour
nal has made, and is making both in morals, So
cety and polite literature, is the theme and only to-
pic Of interest that is discussed in the fashionable
circles Of our city. Until had become a constant
reader Of the HERALD was frequently surprised
at the eagerness manifested by the ladies' and more
particularly those Of the higher order Of society
the most fashionable and intelgent-the most refa-
ed and intelle ctua both young and old to get pos
session Of your paper and be allowed the perusal Of
its pages We Bostonians are not at all behind our
Gotham ncighbors in newspaper literature, or the
number OF journals through which IL is conmunca-
ted for there but few cities that boast Of
larger number Of uninter resting respectable sxpen.
MES than devoted Boston, and although reading
rooms are constantly lined with these newsless We
hcIes Of communication, yet there is scarcely one
that is glanced at by the female portion Of
inhabitants, while the "Herald'' finds its way into
every parlor-is the inmate Of every boudoir-pe-
rused alike by young and DID, with the same intense
and thrilling interest.
An affair Is to off in this city that W i'll
be likely to throw tho quiet vicinity of Myrtle street
into most delightful commoton. Miss s. Is
soon to become the bride Of distinguished gentle
man from Porto Rico, and tn circumstances Of his
being her cousin, together with the fact Of her
being now engaged TO gentleman in your city, and
from whom, have Just heard, she cannot obtain a
release, all Of which are well calculated IN produce
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

90 Among the thousand and one causes given by
the poor wings for their recent defeat is the re-
siguatisn Of Mr. Biddle" We rather think Mrs
Gove's lectures were a stronger cause.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

quits ssasatioa among eur isshionables, and y
derfSl revolution in the state Of society. A. this
fair progresses, may again have occasion to ADJ
to i, and perhaps descant more largely upon
merits. Adieu, c. H.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

LIrE IN New YoRK.-We are requested to state
that the first number Of the new work, entitled
"Life in Ncp York. is this day published, and
may be obtained Of the several booksellers, Of the
publisher, Mr.. Saunders, 357 Broadway, opposite
Carlton House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

TuR SAVINGS BAsK.-Our correspondent "F. ii.
F. who desires to drop line through the post
Office relative to the Saving Banks, is informed that
We shall be happy to receive the information he
offers to communicate We prefer this mode Of let
ting him know our intention, TO the he proposed
because il is more direct and easier Of access 70 us.
Savings Banks form of the most powerful in
sruments aiding the poorer classes Of society that
ever were invented. They ought to be managed with
great integrity, wisdom and propriety. Are they
sof
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

AARON CLARK, at the last election, had more votes
than any tohig candidate received in Ner York
This fact alone gives the coup de grace to the absur
dties Of the Courier-a rotten, bankrupt concern
which wilpgo to wreck from this day forward.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

ht- The lecofocos calling on Hoffman, Curtis,
Grinnell and Monroe 10 resign. Call again, gentle
Not at home today
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

CIVILIZATION New YoRK.--This is the age
Of the march Of intcllectthe spread Of knowledge
and the profound respect entertained for the charms
and the exeellences Of the female sex. Read and
iudpe of this in the following
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

IMPORTANT FROM THE DISPUTED BoUYDARY.-
have already said that the ladies, God bless them
have again begun to pour forth their soft illusions
and to neglect nendng their stockings, in order to
write love letters for the Herald. Here is one:-
The Letter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

P4Wkx.,, 1raExTaE-rHIs EvsNINo D .; -.

pAw1Mm ,THkxTRE-rHIs EVENING N %; Ia.
TIT a., c1 Ss,,'i. oiRL-Aooay, M. cAppsaa.l.
FOREIGN AIRS AND NATIVE oRAcEs-EmIv Ga.
Teeoseude with the Fare. Of
BACHELORS BUTToNs-H Henry Mortimor. Mr. Wheat.
s, s.. s:%s: ::.. essE.: .s.:....
Boz TisIsss. sl--Pit. s0ssns. Gallery. IS cents.
R0wEMY TURNTABLES; HAMBLIN soLEM NAN
THIS EVENING, Dec TO- wsss ~ performed first time
- TIN. tins Theatre Buwsr's popular Play Of the
Pauline Mi" Shaw III 4sssh
TO conclude with
new Drams Payedn London upwards Of ICo nights with
THE KING AND THE MiMic-or Frederick The Great
sf Prussia
open O'Clock performance al qu,s
ter before Sprecisely
Prices-Boxes7Sesns-Pit, an cents -Gsieryas cents.
~ Ew CHATaAM THEATRE.-THls EVENINGS
~ Dec. 10 1899, will be performed Mfal
THE POOR IDlOT-The Poor Idiot, Mr.. Wood
To Tn, so1csas with new t E, entitled
Shining Rverwaves the seen ofthe Shining River, Mrs
Prices-Bo1es so cenP 2s cs-Gallery Is cts ChiDdus
under u years half price to Boxes
Door, at O'Clock and the curtain will half p
even precisely. eaaft sil.sa'
DROADWAY CIRCUs.-Messrs. WELsH, BAarLErr 3
ID Co--THIs EVE ING, Dee. 10th, 1889 The eater
ta,nments will y, commence with
star and waltz Ertree.
e, mic Song
Equestrian Exercises Single Horse by Masser Beacon
child only ak years old and conclude his by riding
his head, the horse in fall speed. ss
Horsem anship. by Mr.. Aymar.
Extraordinary Feats.
Mr. Sandford in Of his laughable Extravaganza
Master Genroy the Juvenile American Rocius appear
Mr. Cadwallader on his Four Swift Coursers.
The cuositits the America by Masters Genroy
Bacon and Joseph.
Mr. Berious will appear the Elastic Cord.
The entertainments o conclude with
Oh. Hush, or the V,rginny Cupids
Boxes 30 cents Pit 25 cents Doors at half paat O.
perl rance to commence at O'Clock precisely An Efficient
police Is engaged TO preserve perfect order. MI
ROwERY AMPHiIHEAThE, (la,e Geological lnstituls)
~ 81 BoWERY.-THIS EVENING, Dec 10, 1889 The
e FINANCES will commence precisely at halt patti o'clock
The entertainment to commence with Af.8
The Tom.Tom Festival MM4
The Living Pyramids.
Horsemanshpb by MIR. Turner
The Halt OF the Arabs.
The Arena Contest.
Horsemanshp, by MIR Archer
The Power IF alanciag by Mr. Pentland.
Warrior ofthe Hard Heart, by Iowes.
TIE Rose Pageant, or Tchira chan.
Mr. Turner on I, and 3 horses
The rlying Cord.
The Polish Brothers will appear.
Homeward Ho or the Mariners return.
To conclude with
The Grand Equestrian PuouIne Spectacle, entitled IT,
mhur the triumphant.
Boxes so cents--Pit IS cents d9-3t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

+ ECTUREs ON THE PHILOSOPHY OF STORMS.
IL Al the request Of the American Institute, JAMES r.
EsPY Of sdelphia wi give Course Of Eve Lectures
the above SUBJECT at their Hail. the OF the City Hall,
commencing on w WEDNESDAY EVENING, ii,hinsL Al half
past seven.
The second lecture will be Friday, the lsh and after
wards on Mondays aud Wednesday, till completed.
Tickets or the Course two dollars and for gentlsmrn and
two ladies and children Eve dollars for single lecture,
fifty ccn's 10 he had the door or al Mes Carvis book
s,oe corner OF Broadway and Pine street, Clinton Hotel
at the Ast@r House.
Nina Espy win reply 70 N. arguments Of Professor
O'mesd, sssins HE theory, intervening evening
during the courss. di0lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10


Union, now, Norfolk, Va; Columbus, Slemn Boson
Nashvi le Wood N0rleans Maria Ese, Ryder, Ap,lach
Edwa West, Mobiles sully Thompson, Havre; Toronto,
Grswold, London,
Br ship John Wiuche johnson, % ds FIN Glasgow mdz to
James Lee, and to order.
Menscrnuda.
For Euope-The Independence, Workman, for Liverpool,
and sul Thompson for Hae, have been detained by the
weather. They will sail this morning, if possible and their
letter bags will close Gpns News Rooms the Exchange
at The usual hour The Toronto for Lon sails loaay
her letters will close as above.
The pilot boat Washington up last evening and
ports British ship John wncheii anchor below Bedlow
ssnd-one ship ba ks in The bay, ward bouad.
and reports Spanish Austrian bark outside bosnd nhas
pilot board The above bark supposed to be the Amelia
Geueppns from ODESSA blowing gale when boarded
could not understand where FROM
The Atlantic, Dawson, from Hill, Md. for New York.
with oysters, wrecked Tuesday night last, Hampton
Roads. Crew saved total los, insurance.
very gate experienced in the Gulf Of Mexico
tie 92d uit any vessels wrecked the coast Of
Texas and Mexico.
The Coral of New Orleans Capt Farwe from sisal was
wrecked the bar of Lseuns, the 26h She had
csr4s Of hemp ganny bags, &c large portion of which
PEELED her to make lee port. She has gone pieces
Commerce of Charleston Annexed The harbor masters
u Ships : Barks 81 Briggs
g2 Schooners Sloops 50 Steamboats,
Clesrances and Departures.
l6 Ships Bark "a Brgs
81 Schooners Felucca 50 Steamboats,
Remaining in port, Nov. 80, 1899.
"a Ships Barhs ss Briss
a. Sehooners sioops 4 Steamboats,
Missing Vssse-The following persons composed the on
and Of the briggs Nectar ond Charles Wells The
vessel supposed been lost IN the gale Of Aug
her passage from Port Prince Boston The latter
oct the Harding rocks the entrance Of Boston
harbo, on The night Of tuesday Nov There little doubt
Brig Nectar-Aifred Knapp, MASTER native Of Newbu
ryport; Edward Bass, mate Of Newbuy John Brooks
Philadelphia Samuel Anderon, Marbshead; Aonro Bow.
ley Albany; Joseph De Off New YORK; Duncan MELON
aid foreigner
Cod; Aaron Day, Gloucester; John Robnsoa, Russell Hub
bud, Chas Hathaway. VIM Whom James Nuttng, Thomas
Jackonpaces Of birth resid stated in the shipping
papers.
The corvette Cyane arrived Toulon Oct 20 and
10 leav. in a ftw days for the Levant
spoken.
Cambridge, Bursley, hence for Liverpool Dec u NJ of
Sandy Hook.
Passed the Utica, from Havre FOR NYork with u In burgee
and forctopsa and opgallaut sails lat 40 90 loa III
Is Oct ~ So reported The Ut,es has arrived here
Ann Grsdon Cratic October "a lat A. 40 N Ion 10
AW.
United rsaates tscrs..
PORTLAND, Dec 81 Van Buren, Leighton Cherryfed for
NYork
NEw HAVEN, Dee 7-arr Empire, smith NYork.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 7-arr X Tomn, TcmIin. NYork; Nj
nete, Baymore, do; Merco Baymore do; cid Westco
Blew, do.
KicHMorp, Dee Gid Flash, for New York; Weymouth
for do
Foreign POrts
MARsErLEs, Oct 20 The Idogheten. rS~ej1 Idorcn I'm
Pensacola, shore Farman POia lew days ago
saved.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10
Castle Market.

The demand today has been slm as The butchers say and
very few cattle Sold There emily Ave hundrsd IN
MARKET and not snge head brought over esh collars per
hundred weight.
Only nineteen hundred sheep aud lambs wer: offered and Of
these five hundred remained unsold he close Of the mar
Prices sheep ranged 81 and for lamb 81 to
81 SO &M
Thirty FIVE and calves in Market ana twenty i've
disposed Of nj $50 10 S4s which show change from last
week .alsa. ar .Ys ftss9
Dressed Hogs generally sell from the boats at 20 to ~ per
but the weather haa forced many 10 sell al
the former price Pork will be very plentiful thu season and
Of superior quality immense quan.s, have been ra.ed
aud ated ON grain Such the abundance that many Of the
farmers will be compelled their pork Prices at
the several points throughout the West are dawn as low ~
There many who will their pork but there is also
large number Of farmers will rapidly puh forward their
hogs soon as the weather sets in little colder and sell them
for what they will fetch Many viii be obliged to do for
they can neither cure turn them out again Prices will
be affected here and will rcede in short time
rates in Boston, which rauge from Sas to
$475
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

IroT AIR COOKING sTOvE.-Ths new and suri-
vailed Stove manufactured aud kept FOR sale BY
the subsorbr le9 Greenwich street. betwsa Courtasd
and Dye streets The public assured this steve supassss
all others IN for cookag purposes and economy o.
fuel The Oven, which twice large that Of any other
stove of the sre constructed that The baking
done entirely BY Hot Air conducted IN hues 20 such manner
give perfectly heat ia every part, which b
increased diminished at pleasure, ~ means Of single
damper, without regard to the qusnuy OF hrs The small
sre are .;tsbl, Tor private families, the larger for Boarding.
houses Hotels. Reectores &C The largest sse Is
ranted posses capacity 70 do the baking boiling ecohss
and washing for .r hundred persons The public resreet
fully invited call and examine fer thesseyes The stoves
ere warranted = M hLArr
In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

An TT ssh sd 10 DO s3 It's DO g. - - - MI
I'D do S7l; do - beod 80 do g. bod 100 - sE-
do Ky b 6S sS0d; - do 66376 Utica &6yrucus
80 do Jersey g. soodoo do stonington TO- 20
l6-l0ds Utica Schenectady 1901 do Mohawk ~
20 Harlem Ala 200 4 ~; 400 DO ar bod ~ 90
4 bs0d; aoO do Az; l5o do an sled % de A DO ~
bSOd.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

GJ- KNowLEs's Love" FOR SIX CENTs.-The
Extra Nsw WORLD, contains James Sheridan Knowles
and highly successful drama Of "Love" entire being IN
FIRST aud only American edOnFor sale at the Office Of the
New World, ~ Ann street.
j. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
The Extra will also contain the very latest from Har
risburs and Washington. ds4ts-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

A MEXICAN LABOR SAVING SOAP, for washing
clothes soft hard water and warranted inurc
impair their color. The manufacturer Of his
article before Offering 10 the pub ic has fully tested ITS
utility and hsyng received the impartial testimony &C many
experienced houskepers proof that IL 10 FAR preferable
any other soap in use Tor cleansing clothes II OF
fered for upon its merits uuder the conviction that II
will the appreciation Of all who viii give IL trial
In It's will be found great saving olabor washing
obviaes The necessity Of rubbing upoa the washbosrd,
qured in the OF bar and other soaps besides which Is
much cheaper. pound q the SOAP IN its effects
than equal the quantity oso soap and instead Of In
urng The eoors se thea 6fny, aud gives thsm
clear appearance
The American Labor Saving Soap pu, ~ for family
IN neat boxes, al the following prices, VIZ
Boxes containing 20 lbs. Si.2 per box.
So 225
cents aowed each box returned In good order And
IN order enable all who may desire give trial. the
ufciur,r will Tor short time sell the article 10 quantities
from 3 10 10 lss ~ q cts perlb
Prated directions for (Which very p'ain) will
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Pearl street. Franklin Square, oErssite the Walton
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NIB Orders Tor boxes OF the above article
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10
GRANDJEAN's COMPOST rION
II II M A N II A | r

4 a Il n i
90 Great success and great reputation are proofs that
this article is the only Of the kind which reduces good
with il its Recommendation and not TO be chased with
that host OF limitations with which the city abounds. l
usage conderes eorporeai is WIZ enable the organs @
bties and contribute their nutrition and their
natural order the alterations arrangements winch
ITS QUALITIES.
On the first day Gifts sppeaton begn t. act prevent
ing The hair from turning gray
BY its dry and weak HAIR will be rendered streng pa-
BILE, brilliant and curly.
BY IL, npoymen heads entirely bald will be replenshed
III, valuable specific all diseases the skin and hair
street and :, Gr Grsndsaa. ofhes - s,i.imis:
I AIDES FAIR At ALMACKs, Aoe BROADWAY
IL The ladies Of Iran.hssraon church respectfully an.
noa s 70 Tel. friend. and the ps0s ssnsrs that they vii
Monsay oh inst Thankful for The patronage they received
last year b, which they enabled Distribute 100 gar
men 276 Of hose and 282 Of Shoes which afforded
much relief 10 the and destitute they respectfully solicit
that their future efforts be attended with the
cess. d5-d
Nash sYsTEN-CLOTHlNG Clothing Who'll. sale and
~ rata sold accommodate the times Pilot cloth Over
Goats hon skin Over Goats beaver cloth Goats Dress
Cellars. s,oeA. HsnaLsrehisi, &c &C. The bo,. articles
will be sold very low for cash. al No 2ls Greenwich street.
corner Of Barclay street N rth east corner
dim JACOB BOGART.
NJEw REFECToRY.-J. SWEENEY ,4orm. hi. in.ua
IN andhe public that he has opened new Reecioy IN Thea
args and CANT building No IA Fulton street Fish, Fiesh
and Fowl always be found his tables and every deea
ey Of the provided appears the narkst
Ne attention viii be waatng his part TO give gessra
satisfaction and hopes find that generous sncour.gsnsnt
which lie is determined to 'eservs.
i10u j. SWEENEY
ELEGANT ROOM TO LET.--Two gentlemen or gss-
Il eman and his wife have elegant room, with bo.ra
ard III. library of 1000 volumes, piano. he
ter private TAMIL ~ Johnseet The family circle consists Of
fur persons FERNS for the board $40 for the two
persons The b.t Of references will be required note ID
dressed A. this Office viii be attended TO, and other
mode OF application. neu
CtoPARTNERsHlP-GEoN FULTON Qste fore
u man 10 D. u waIter) and JAMES THURsTON, have
th. day formed copsrnershp DEF the firm Of FvLror
Cor the purpose Of conducting the Plumbing Bus
ness. al $50 Broadway.
New York, Sept Is, 1889.
CARDThe wnders,gnsd having had considerable expert
~ cncc IN the Plumbing Business and being quznted
every In their line, and practices
men consider themselves inferior none, before he
public with confidence Of giving satisfaction
O. FULTON,
}. THURsTON
New York Oct 7. 1880. o11-3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

VTyHg SECOND ANNUAL BALL or the EAGLE
l vIpc ENGINE CO. No ~, vill fahs pises q Nik,ch
saloon on Mos<sy evening The issk Jss 1870 detsw.'