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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-17

Wagon boxes from Ia to "a inches
Cart do. S to inches.
wood Screws, 10000 gross iron and brass. from
r:s inch, No: 3 to 3:9 inch, No, "a of superior
quality and finish, and less than James imported
prices.
Sad lrons assorted, in casks of about 500 lbs for
retailing.
Tailor's and hattor's Irons, assorted.
Sash weights, 100 TONS assorted from I ID IN
2Dib.. ~
Bells for Plantations, steamboats,, churches, &c,
made to order,
erder. ' :"
Inc above assortment of goods is particularly
recommended to the attention of Southern and
Western merchants, and offered for sale at low
prices, and upon the most liberal terms ; il is be.
iieyed TO be the largest and best assortment ever
offered for sale by any one establishment in tho
Unlted States.
Merchants, by forwarding request by mail, can
have printed circular. with description of soods
Prices and terms, from which no deviation is ever
made, furnished by return Of mail
All orders will receive immediate attont;o.--
New York, 1885. yn3
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'iU eiF', 'IH'f. lhi measure
1 thrD" ~rTss md xix lines
IS street, >tsy.three Zee,
INES IN" .lu, between par.
n n"asu'e.
ntrc years credit, for appro
.ecured by special mortgage

nri"'"r:, all persons who can set up any right,
.,.", o, t'a''n' IN and TO the lots of ground and
"'ormu''y in the oder. decree, or iudpmen,
oe'ore lec'ed and under which The sale was made
or any 'freguary or illegally in the appruisments
or ADVERTISEMENTS, in lime aud manner of sale. ~,
"l any oher cause or deIect whatsoever, ARE here.
ny cited ana adm"nished 10 show within ,bir,y
days from the publication heteol whv,h sale :,
maze us aforesaid, should uot be confirmed md
Of said purchaser. rr"."''o"
Witness my hand and the seal Of said conr, ri
rrona'es, 'n's second day OF May, A. d. 1899
- W. +. G. nUPLESSiS,
10 Al ms E.,,s,,. :, tss,.u
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M JUICE, HONEY AND MHIrE W,v-
he subscriber has received m vocs va" "a
sue on ve@s alTs from Havana and offers me me
W II BcNNABEl., 40 Tcbaeo,1,
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WHHm:EsALE AND Retail CONF. ~ = !.

NfE1Y STORE-at tbe .;a.f 1 - AND VA
cs;"s Ghartres steee The subscribers have rn
and conpie as,e 20 .,,prsvo,is stock full
fs.. ler, ry Jcwellry, brushes locking VIZ:
C6Mns@;oxrs;e... CONSISTING, 4. in part as follows:
Sned back lon. round, dressing, siaa pu1. cnrl a.
-n;il brazilian combs Of every description aru.Ss,
da.crp a;s some Mexican pat,er Ivory every
pERFUMERY-Coogn Lsfsr ,T,e F1nr;ao b,u.u
erncn J,angs Hover of every size and dss
fancy soaps IF iii S;s o,ngne extract Of Bsrgamo>
.;oueao ooIP ao Wards vegetable hair OIL bears np 49,
sole, @ smelling salts plain and sfrfmed
and o1r p's sn assrI%
IE S%Mae!s, with general assortment Of was"
be se,,. l.some 1.-THE md most fashona-
ut earrops se, n G white epred COMEDIAN
:, watch trimmings, gilt and silvc ockIss
BRSHTes, silver and gold pc ,cils and guard chains
hat sss -etotl hair, dust g,crunb hearth, floor.
es, tooth pluto, comb, Nail, shaving shoe md
LOOKING GLAssEs-German s,a,ia and ,o;,c,
"a. ~,,, agnnyns and French dressing glasses home
FANCY AND VARIETY XR sIt;fIs:so
ana american portable desks and dressing cases snma
sns nc. ana cly hnsed ladies work boxe and dres-
cn eases win ana without music musical boxes Ac-
GGl ,n various kinds, volins and guitars silver and
pafd pencils and leads,wood pencils for curpen,.ys and
eoses MAMIE guns and pistols with and without
5'c1cusslon caps, percussion cap Chargers u,nne
~. uvefs shot belts game bags, paste backn- Inv
.ea sets Indian beads every Kind bells and nHosy
nue. na common knives, raaors and scissors ,himLles'
aus, p'hs, silver plated, steel and commun sncrto
pocket books and wallets Of varous k;ns y!s;,;
su.ds ana card cases. playing cards Of French t;ornn,
anu american manufacture, dolls. imitation fruit sm"
E ,Ass, li'ts o. various kinds, Sanntels Pomerov's
Emmersons, Hilmans and Hawkins razor str"nS VS.
as,ac hones d'rks fancy bead necklaces, do with .r
Watches reur buttons powder TASKS, Gu. and
ders and garters plain and sword Canes
% DICE optical vennes iswsharps, ocoioco mnc
Is ana drinking cups with great variety OF other mr.,
ees, az OF which will be sold for cash or civ accen,
ees on u months credit. Fl sINIMCas. g. ro
7O( :hnrfra,s,
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lhoN koofS-1hs subscribers bava nr.,----,
a' sff'' eSp.'se' Inc rigt # pu ,ina ~" urea
tonts IN LAS c'y. T#er ure adspred - y" ron
oa,aimsS' warehouses, ard private p"s,'e
IRE Perfectly lire fire s sd and durability. md
te known, and modrI seen Al our sstatl;n, may
opposite ST. Mays m"rhs, Tcha pi,ouIns =,
0e'< COGSWEi,T,M r..
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- ~ =. t'''F1t1s, I'I'IId n IAiT
"iNh variety 0! Other prr!um,ries. &c. Far x.I.
by {. ], TRlNCHARD
oct corner ~ Canal and B,urrou sta
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-17

HOLLOW. WAKE, WOOD SCREWS SAD
-r-1IE HOWELL RMGfK Works COMPANY M
25s Water, near Beekman street, New York.
nave received the past season, and arc Constantly
naceVng large and extensive additions to the stock
OF the above goods, which now consists Of The
GLOWING assortment, suitable for the southern and
western markets. "'''
Hollow ware of superior quality consisting O..
About 1900 tons, viz,
ro,s Of - different sizes, from 2s to so gallons,
kelties, Is sizes, from 3:8 to 30 gallons,
Kettles, Is sizes, from 3:S 10 Is gallons,
Bakcpans or OVENS diff.ren, sizas
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-17

a'"tcsa'u s''cet ssArn vt the late NainsnIel Cox
'.e,>r"' n" IL led pr petly hereinpi,r, d,Be~-
"'Hn h"'""g'u2 -5ts = su..,-,s..,n vyr.r pT,
perry "%-' - yUi'rnt.d IL SAID W,i,.aru " .,, T..
''S go. a"0 4'PHe5; bidder 'fsTr, H., I. lo Y '-.
I'l'' ava sGD at srNen,Pr., p. $50. 49, nrr.
i''' '' ''h 4" '.H hI""tl ,., 8, .,s. ID IIL'C'l
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hNRH X hEk. q GO, Nc Nngazjue stree, a..
row receiving from slips Nashville, Louisy;iIe
Kentucky, Eagle, and other late arrivals fran .hn
uern cities. large and new selested assortment
Hats, Boots, shoes and Brogans.
consisting OF gen!lemsns fine calf and Morocco boots
lua''ty; 10 ouf!', and stout pegsed boots
various qualities; mems fine calf seal and Nororc,
'h'es pumps and brogans, buckskin shoes Lroran. ~,
,hEpeis: mems fine calf and kipped peyged shoes and
'rosans; 'lo boots; do kin aud wax ,,eped ss
sM b'ogans gentlemen best quality calf seWe shoes
''osahs ana jack Downings; do calf ant. Morocco
. askie Shoes anti brogans do calf seal and Norocc1
dan shoes and spe IS, do calf, buff anu sea, WINGS
sNw ARTICLES do fine calf, sell and morocco o,,,r1e,
pssi "oys: misses and chflaren's pegsed and sewed
. osans' anu shoes OF every quality and Kind
Also general assortment Of mems stout ,v.x .n,
r'-ss 'ogans and shoes, together with 10. coo nars
egro best quality, russell brosans, nailed in In,
snks, made expressly for plantation use; a geod We
'c'men, OF mems i"e and stout kip russell bruans
article, and arge quantity OF inferior quality
n'sset and wax brogans 1N"'''
Iat'ies fine calf seal, morocco and grain wells. and
pump sole shoes; dn fine French Morocco and Kid ,,u
'" MG Shippers; DO roar shoes, with and without heels
c,' seai ana stout leather bootets; do Pnella shoe,
Iial kinds and qualities; do lasting b,ocans; 40 y.;,er
!" and foAe booees. Misses lasting String sLoesan,,
b sans. Chdren's colored Morocco aud fasting hro.
II ns and boots, nc. o''-
rentemeHs line fashionable black silk hats; do black
loI'G beaver 40 OF superior quality; do imitation
~ ram do; broad and narrow brim mems fine d,.h .nJ
VII tx k"ss's short mapped hats, new article Youths
e s'ze hats OF different qualities; do chiltlreu
~ ms and bcy's black and trab wool hats Of yain,s
~! caps. GNU '''"
his assortment will he replenishc by the a,,;v., ri
rLrh lHcketsirom the Snoye named cities all of which
VII be sold on accommodating terms .u,r ,-,r' |
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HE subs ruers, Agents for the extensive firm of
W. n ;. Butcher, Sheffield, Enpaud, have ms,
ece'et very extensive set OF e,Ls, CONSISTING Of
iADo and Dessert Knives OF g. dissertation Pen
Sckst DIN, aud Spear point Knives; Ruzurs Scis
sos, Edge Tools Nc &c. &c. which they are prennr.d
exhibit to the trade Tor orders. Terms and condous
ill be made known at the time.
mi6 I'D. BElN & A COHEN 30 Common a..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-17
ROWLAND S TONIC MIXTURE

IIT41NIt1 NELLEY.
Cow Orleans, June 27, 1887.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-17

= H[H'"r i"u t-Lnii i0'a of ground
u ~, The buIt'uys 0'.d IN Pc. fmpris
'he'ror- md all he Sianrs, pr.yi,c.es, customs
ways scfviudes and advantages thereupro be-
longing, or ~ anywise appertunng, situate in ,b.,
suburb 81. Mary, ofehs city, IN the square Jound
ed by foyaras, Magazine, Lafsyet,,, and Cant.
streets, and designated by The muir, trs .ver '''p
eight, certain plar draw 4 +, F,r4er,rh WI,
hanson. Deputy Surveyor Gcnetn', n,G.r date -,
the sevtnt" dav" tr'l' ore jj,ua ul4,lghI hunA,
red aud ,h'r.tr"h'. iuu "yp ..',J ~ lrS rf1;. al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22

a. instructive Il not interesting. bif"'d. an 'Fiiit"S
i:n,on al Ihe ht al Tie f"si N"r policy Nhth
the banks cf this Slh,- pIopusrd 10 fesume-and Mr
Biddc refused resume, and seni his einssata nno
addressed his receipts The Federal Leaders then The
capital of our State. debating posiponrnent i feshP
ton Gov Seward aud his instrument MIR. Victory F'td
seye and plant House Of Assembly. came promptly
TO his MD and rtcommtnd and insisted npon M ss,e ~
yosi notes. edt enable If ever redeenab'e al far G!sht
pe,iosno, daring 10 meet The question directly, hut
MINING al the same object tic continuance Of The sMttn
siOu-hy iloud of ire msbe pape, "rnty Thanks
10 nrmocraic Senate Gov Seward vas not permitted
10 ,as,en ms Pos, Nnie project with lis Train OF egiis,
spon the people OF his State But The Bank Of
Philadelphia has played al that game from that day 10
The urrscn, and we have It's legitimate results before
ms y hen i, can no longer sell lis lfsedee mube paper
even n, Ike mos, ,anous sacrifices il shuts its DOORS and
refuses payment! What masses OF deprecated nno
worthless paper what losses and business arrangements
md wha, scenes Of suffering would not The people OF
this State have been called on 20 endure The schemes
Of our prpsen, political State iinnncers had not been e
sisted and defeated by The patriotism and sagacy OF Tue
Demnc,acy 1itanH .1TrUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22

oc21xS-xoS~----N~~-~---
n.r- ns 10 the future rstahsh"ie ~ Of 81
,;.,n aecnues If ans description, ard The elect :"
be anticipated from c"n!nnrh d's'cst upon 'ne sI ,oo
,nsrcial intercourse between li;c two countries Wv
,erous to be coat, api,,sd without feelings o. ''s
anxious kind. -. M, some Of
tho hills of the United States Sa"k % "ho' 'e
snce of Msssrs Honsnsr and Co vas n,r,;es
been taken up by Other 70, hon"s :. %. p"bpa
whose names the bus ou 80 .Son enid ,hu, nc
10. Tue u,t came forward behalf ." tn Bnnk WIN
G Ve OF securing future agency in Paris but "'
. :, ,enains very doubtful.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22

wi;ce+ sr .,s nay be found Inc h'ost coh'
~, ;yrr c,.sr r.s aay Gc,e ihaG Inc inconVtrt'ne
n,ner dollar or lie silver dollar viii 90 where us oiFhy
and value are better understood. The preventive f"'s
must be in accordance 10 The natural laws o. 't""' y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22

ANOTHER UNITED STATES BANK SUSPENSION.
We have length the male of the Great Regulator
Accounts from The South yesterday, leave doubt tina,
the ,hroes ond txpedients of The U S Bank Of Perm
sylvsnia have terminated as oil its recent movements
loo clearly Indicated DHoihrr SUSPENSION srECiE
PAYMENTS. ltcan hardly be regarded as any hing less
than declaration al insolvency The PhiindelphIa
Banks, il believed, have followed The example OF their
moneyed head and refused 10 redeem tier paper in
-. ,r ,ns step w,n no i, ito irrned;o,o
orftmoe consequence. shall not venture Il, coni.c
lofe we h"Pr; as We believe that HERES In pos
Unions ~ sIs s.an hs s m no, 10 he driven TO The
ipsnaloh of an example pernicous in Itself ond
injurious to ,he creoi, md character of the country
When the Bank oi The U. S. threw i,s bonds into
Wall street prior The suspension in 1857 il bail
ed public beneiacior, and air Bidde was oil but
deihed 1t was eEpedenl not for the bent fit of The
New ork merchants the edeemable par,2ans of
the day insisted upon, but conlvunce 10 postpone a
declaration of lis insolvency. When the same
Bank, finding suspension on its part inevitable, push
ed its designs upon The New York Banks, through its
political and pecuniary agents, SO eieciualy as TO COM
pei Them to rrecede il twenty four hours in
sort 10 that Illuminating alternative the same red Deem
able partizans were prompt in their vndicaiion and
eulogy OF the Bank and lavish IN their assaults upon
the Government as the proSimate GAUGE Of results
spnging from the bad management fraudulent conduct
and political ntermeddng. of corrupt ard insolvent
buid anoerous moneyed institution " hen the Banks
Of this State resolved upon return 10 specie payments
and The Bank of the United States resisted the
nen and refused 10 unite In 1t ii found in the Federal
assembly Of New York ready auxilors in its attempts
10 prop lis lettering condition hy fastening Upon The
country an irredeeniable and depreca,ed and the
events OF The last forty eight hours show, worthless
currency
The fact is undeniuble, that all these tortuous ef
forts Bank and par;izan. were caused by lis
cesses, and that il has kept its hea above only
through series OF disgraceu upon
tho mercantile and business community urbrc the
course of rade-vltlaiirg the currency-prosIaling
credit abroad-an and finally shutting lis doors upon
the holders Of us paper, with the cool er"nery tina, i,
refused Congressional investigation into i,s corrup
,ons-nnd all this the friend of the erchant and
his buwsrk Of protection against Democratic Ma
tionh Administration and its obstructive" Sub-Tten.
sury
There is point Of view in Which this renewed and
suspect final suspension by the Bank sill he regarded
Morning herald., 1839-08-29

CsRoSRn's OrricE, AUsUsr 2--Op Tuesday hve
inqucsts held by this functonary. and our re-
porter called at his Office four times without being
able 10 either him or his deputy, or yet obtain
admittance to the archives Of his Court. A II hap
pens the eases were Of no public interest, but tkUt
does not alter the complexion Of TIE thing, or yet
furnish any reason why the Coroner's OMce should
not be acces lille TO the public from t'l clock
If the fees Of his Office amounting 10 some So 900 per
annum arc insufficient to enable the C"roner te re-
numerate a boy for attending there, why let him
apply 10 the Aims House Comm,ssln"rrs and, they
William him pauper from the T. J. 'arm''" or
from " Bellevue !" .
On Wednesday, an inquest was held a'the house Of
WIN n S,epc On the body of an snkno"n man IL
,nna,rcd that the deceased was found in dying
~. somewbcrc near the Bowery, by MIR. Corn
wall who sat mp. and attended TO the nearly the
whole of Tuesday night. Verdict, death rom natural
cause.
Morning herald., 1839-08-29

N,sto'.-Thcre ia no din,inuiion IN the number Al
spectators attended bv Burton conc ~ riornances
Ills performance of 'iobv Tramp, IN thc Mummy,
on tuesday night. aud his sony ~ the Cork Leg,
con vulycd The audience with laughter This most
ann .ine piccr. with the Vaudeville of Make your
Wills. ~ which he plays Brag, eve mean the cha
ractcr of Rag, not gsmc) are the attractions foF
this evening.
Morning herald., 1839-08-29
Uaiscd States 1la,shaI's OGc~.

auoUsr 2-John Watson, charged with piracy
board the ship Gen'l Packhill 1be prisonsr said
that his counsel, Mr.. Crafts was ont of town, and
the Dstric .,torney consented TO pus,pone the ex-
animation until Saturday. The exam inaiion Of Peter
Wilson and John johnson, also charg, d with capi-
tai offence, was postponed 10 the same time.
Peter Dolington, who said he from the State Of
Mississippi, was brought up, in the custody of Gil
Hays, charged with ceunterf. iting the current coin
of the u States. Richard 4 Hall testified To the
correctness Of the facts set forth IN the affidavit
which he had made before the Police Justices; and
as Dol,ngton had nethins TO say, he fully COM
mitted for trial.
Duncan nj. Ross, the mate of the schooner " Tho
mas Usderhill was examined on charge Of as
saultng one of the crew oi that vessel IL turned
out, the testimony of the complainant, that nc had
been guilty of disnbedicnee of orders. and in the
opinion of the Magistrate and the District Attor-
ney deserved all he got. Ross was therefore dis
charged.
Morning herald., 1839-08-29

0 II 10 estimated that the recent sezarss of for
e'ga goods, II Boston, New York. Philadelphia asd
Baltinors. amount to nearly $40 900, the main
portion Of which was imported into this port.
Morning herald., 1839-08-29

STEAM FneArE FULros.-Whcn this vessel run
into the brig Monday last she was In charge Of a
pilot, and the collision, il appears, could not be
avoided. The facts Of the disaster are these;-On
her way down the river, the Fulton had passed be-
tween two vessels at anchor, and with her helm a
port, strong tide rusning at the time. TO avoid
steamboat with several canal boats in tow. She
about 10 pass between the brig and schooner, the
latter under sail when a sudden sheer Of the brig
almost directly across the tide, placed her mmed-
aicly athwart the bows of the Fulton The com
nanding officer at perceived that he could not
ran to the lecward Of the brig without running down
the schooner, he therefore gave the order "hard a
st ri oard aud sheet Oft '-prefcrrng rathcrto Craze
a ainst the side of the brig. than by backing astern
10 crush the launch and, thereby, sacrifice the lives
entrusted t. his charge Captain Perry was not on
board at the time, but sick on shore.
Last Friday when she went to cruise for the siav.
er she passed within an hour sail of her and ,ursed
back She had. On her return to the Navy Yard.
several hours fuel on board 'lhep, wh, did she
came backl " she had continued on her cr,ns, The
,lavcr would have been ~ ihs port uu M nda,. ~
wc st,tcd yesterday Rut the commanding oiIicer
thought he had cruised FAR enough.
Morning herald., 1839-08-29
MORNING HERALD.
TmURsDAV. ACOUsT %, 1875.


newspaper 10 published weekly in this city by
one Schuyler, q broker, under the name Of the
New York Herald and Advertiser" which resem-
bles, in its shape and forn the veritabe "New iork
Herald, but in every other point il Hyperion 70
Satyr" On many occasions mistakes take place
from this similarity Of names, which lead 10 our
great annoyance In order to prevent further trou
BILE ON this head we request all posmasters and other
persons to be particular in distinguishing between
q NBennetts Herald" and the other Herald published
by Schuyler. Be particular.
Morning herald., 1839-08-29

Baltinors, amount to nearly S2OOO,oOo, the main
portion Of which was imported into this port.
0y-wilIiam Mcqueen, Esq is to be appointed
Post Master at New Orleans.
THE REGATTA AT Book HALL.-On Monday last
two sets Of prizes were contended for on the North
River. Distance run about 81 miles, half of which
against the tide.
The first race was with six cared boats, Of which.
there were three entries, viz; the Love Chase, the
Gondola, and the Eagle The crew Of the first
withdrew, however, just previous 10 the start.
Eagle. q Is
Gondola, 20 IS
For the four-oared prizes there five entries,
viz: Water Witch, 1Eolus, Nameless A, raham Hat
field, and Red hover. The Hous and the Red
Rover withdrawn. The others came in in the
following order:
xs..s.% %a'ir wi'fSi ns'i.s, 20:
Nameless, p y
Water Witch, "a -.
Abraham Hatfield, - ob
The Judges have decided that the Eagle is en-
titled the first prize for the sixoared boats, and
the GondoiA to the second. They also adJudged the
first prize for the four-oarCd boats 20 the Water
Witch, and the second TO the Abraham Hatfield.
The judges at the same time resolved that the con-
test had been conducted accordng to the regulations
previously adopted.
MONTHLY STATISTICS OF TIM STATE PRISONS
FROM July Is AUGUST 26-The following pri-
soners were released from their miseries, viz:
By pardon Of the Governor,
/" I" President Of the United States,
Death,
Suicide,
Expiration Of their term, 81
as
Remaining, Men, lS3
Women, Al
--2l0
Morning herald., 1839-08-29

ASuw ARTICLE OF MsRcH HASDrzg-TAMMANY
PARTY roR sALE.-In the " Sum Of yesterday, we
find curious lot Of goods up for sale, which, out Oft
sheer charity to the owners, publish, gratis as
follows:-
n7- TAMNANY PARTY FOR sALE.-we intend
shsrty to s, the whole Tammany Party body and soul
bidder public auction unless Of its fathers,
godathers, strpsthrrs, hthersnaw, redeem lien
has been sndiug un qidsted nearly two years. with
the close o the fall eon of 1881
A. the Of that campaign certain accredited
agents of the pariy to wit,
Hcnry Tiell. q Eager, I23 Washington street,
Me Asl Douehsry ship Master, 40 Madison street,
Thonas Day Officer. - seesnd-street,
Dani. a. ~. rison,
Joseph ..,, a. reca Slip,
contracted the proprietor of the SON Tor certain space
day m the election tn. columns OF his paper,
r the pnhe o eleconccriBs advertisements sud the
payr-nt n 80 bill guaranteed by Jpha A. Morrill,
Law,.r II Jhamerr-sirret aud Others No p,y@ent what
ever coul bc o5tna~d until sbcu' after the Close Of the
,l.con vh,p Mr. Z-ss Class Cutter, - Golitreet
All part o, IL Tie hssnoe repeatedly demanded ~
and I'd by s-ndr, committees but their peeunisr,
,.er peove % nsAry Of character with polnc
% H., ,hey nave sever been fuslled Finally the Sprig
q 1892 directed 10 Mr. stephen H'sbrruck Doctor
Of No. l4s Gandstreet paymaster 81 the Party and =
Li. our 10 cc'or applied dues He promised to
b, tT and aer repeatedly calling upon him. Collector
va. informed Nv him the Party poor and short Of
accented of hs would ply part Of also
IL we Mould give receipt IN full THIS, OF csnrs we refused
s DO and lIa.broack With whom the bill let IN erder
IN. e night it, uniformly refuses 90 Py the bill
Aud thus the matter now stands after lapse o
nesi, two
~ th,rsiarr IN order that The pul affair be OF
r hand We hreb, offer tie said demand private SALE al
sarsa a,d d % dispose % by before the 1T Sep
nmbsr n,H .h.i offer i at public auction 10 The hsh
-. dde onthat a, 2o1ak at some 81 tsc Con
stable. sale place iha' day IN Chatham Square
Thisis perfectly ri ght TheIocoocos great stick
lers for cash payments and short credits, but i seems
that in this instance Il is they say in the Jarsies
call talk and NO cider" Why iont the sun do as We
always doai an eectionl When the locoocos brough,
an advertisement tor the Hcra they had 20 pay the
eash-no cash no publication. On ose occasion they
invited me to publish long yarn one day. every
we'll" said J. gentlemen n do ,-but on your prin-
ciples. ! am opposed to the credit system-all cash
here" They stole scraped together or borrowed the
money aud 50 all was right
We sympathize with the sun Such lots a. they
offer fur sse are falling ~ price. III give YOU one
cent for the clam. w Al sayl
Morning herald., 1839-08-29

NEwsPAPER MovENESrs.-Duringt the last six
months the circulation Of the Herald has been doubled
both in town and in country and in foreign nations
In the same period-or a little more-the circu.
laton Of the Wall street press, consisting of five
morning and four evening papers, has been diminish
ed full twenty per cent The circulation of the
Herald is now nearly equal to all the Wall street
press pat together.
Morning herald., 1839-08-29

~. A report was current 10 New Orleans on N
iSh. that Santa Ana had been assassina,ed Al h
country seat. Doubtful.
Morning herald., 1839-08-29

DO Fresh cascs u the u How fever appeared in
Nebil, on the 18th ard 18Th inst