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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-12

On the 10th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Forocs ~ o.
Church. Mr. VIM Metsaf Miss Matilda, daughter oil 1o'n
Bagey, Esq all Of this city. - c.
On Monday 10Th inst by the Rev. Dr. Macasiey oeorge
Farmer Mary M youngest daughter OF Dr. Samuel Aacau
ley, all OF this city. -, 9 WA,
Ga the 10th inst by the Rev. o. Dewey, Thomas g. Wins
low, to Maria Eaton, both of this city - ,. :. =,
On the 7th iss, by the Rev Mr. Stark Mr. william Nek's
to Miss Irene Weymouth all Of this city. - -,
At Newburgh the 5th nstan by the N.Y. John Johnson
Alfred A. Beknap Caroline L. daughter Of Charles H. Bel
lows ESQ., -, -
Al Washington City, the 9Th nst By the Rev Mr. Bean
Stephen Rowan ESQ u Navy, to Miss Mary b. daughter
Of the late DR.. Robert b Stark, OF Norfolk, Va
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-12

PRovIDrNcs June sArr Express, Mclaughlin, New York,
Ames, Bliver, do; 9th, Yankee, brightman, do
NEwrosr June Arr Charles ASH Providence Tor
Camilla Champn New York Cor PrOvdence sid Hero head
do; Arion Hail. DO. :,
PnsLApELPHIA, June l0Arr Porpoies Smith. New forH
Star, Loveless do; cid, Dolphin Yapp, do.
ALEXANDRIA, DC, June 7--Sld Alexandria, Brton New
York .tM
WILMINGTON NC, June Arr Regsus, Ward, New York;
CalhaTse, Wilcsx, do.
CHARLEsroS June 7Arr Niagara, Besher, York; Ash
ley Pke do; Burmah Webster Havana Lawrence, Cobb,
York. Elizabeth Bruce RUSSELL do; Dennark Frost do North
America, Pendeton, do.
SAvAsNAH June Arr Clinton, Lyon, New York; Phiiara
Shermau, do
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-12
ARCADE BATH,
NO. 80 CHAMBERS STREET.
YARN. cold. Shower. and other Baths

YARN, CoiG Shotcer, ana oher bdhs
This establishment has recently sndegoas thorough i'm
provement and s successful operation. Ii has rs feet
Chambers street, and erteads through 10 Reade opposite
Elm street. giving the fine hall Of i5s feet
gs Tor air. and The beautiful perspective extending the length
Of Elm street and exhibiting lively picture moving pano-
ramis view of popuou city, which nave excited the admra
ton Of all who have IT, The whole Of the
Bath IL tasteful rch and and u said 10 bear
favorable with the best establishments Of the kind
in Europe The front Chambers street three stories high
much architectural beauty The interior gives about
Bathing and with the ladies' bathing
apartments (which entirely distinct from those for genile-
men, neatly furnished paor for their accommodation.
NB-The public requested 10 call during the week
vou Saturday night and Sunday and they will ssd u much
to their convenience ADD comfort.
je6 avis. CHARLES @. sTOPPANL, Proprietor
NR. HULL's RADICAL CURE Of RUPTUREs.-of-
~ fee vescy street. Asor Hou.sA Surgeon Of 10 years
prscee constant attendance Guarantees Of radical
given all Of educbe rupture s strength and
.sional health OF the patient being oherwse snmPsred
With proper adaptation DR. Hns Truss perfectly 10
rupture without pain the least danger 10 the patient
the slightest interruption 70 exercise or business
Attendance in private houses where required at and
att O'Clock, BY the office suryeos
NB-Paents cautioned against trusting TO spurious in
ventions Of Trusse. advertised improvements upos Hul
None are genuine unless they bear the signature OF AMOS O.
UIL-and the only Office in New York the original
formerly in Fulton but at NoA vesey street. Aston
puse a30 cod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-12


On the Iith inst after short Illness Miss Lydia Coney,
aged 65 years.
On the leth instant Chrtana wife Of Peter Sharpe, aged
50 years. 49,.
Belvderc, N j. the 30th alt, Maj Gen. Garret Vile
soldier Revolution and the Oldest Major General IN ths
state. . -.
Mobile, the 10th ult Mrs. Ann Eliza wife OF Elliot
Robbins, Esq OF New York, aged 81 years.
board the bark Heca Mr. Edward Archer, oil the
Island of Barbados, recently resident Of this city
weekly Report of IntcrnaenM
City and Potters Field from the LIST day Of June to
the 9Th day Of June, 1882.
IS men, 81 women; 90 boys; % girls-Totai iia
DIsEAsEs-Astma, l; Burned scaded, !; Cholera m
fantum q Cholera mobus o. Consumption, a3 Commissions
Dropy Autopsy the head Dropsy in the chest 81 Drown
ed g. DyseHtay Epilepsy Il Fever bilious Fever puer'
pera 81 Fever scarlet d Fever typhoid 81 Hopping Cough
Indigo Inflammation Of BRAIN 9; Inflammation oil bow
els Inflammation Of lungs, 3; Inflammation OF chest In
hammation O. Intemperance Marasmus, Mea
sles 81 Notification Old age Il Palsy, 3; Rheumatism,
Scrofua 2; Small Pox Il Suicide l; Teehing i Tamor 4;
Unknown, a.
AGE-Of year and under 90 between and a. and
S. TO- Il and 90 30 and 80 IA; 80 and no. IL; 40
aud So III SO and CO. 81 60 and TO- 70 and 80 p ~ and
co. l.
PAcE. OF NArsyrY- United States SO; ireland, 49, Eng
land a. Scotland q Denmark France o. British Posses
sions NJ A. O; Sweden Germany, o; Switzerland, Il I'M
known, L. =
FRoM-Ams House, Bellevue, 4; Hospital, do. =; New
Jersey o. Long island Hospital, 0; Backwels Island Q;
Snail Pox Hospital 0; City Hospital Il Penitentiary, y;
Wsstchester, 0-Colored persons, 10.
HsSRY g. DuSrsLL, City Inspector
City Inspectors Ofkce, June sth 1899.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-12
$3.50

eight per cent his investment If from this we de
duct the Of specie required to be held hand that
per Of The circulation, leaves interest Of III
his stock This is the whole operation, authorised
BY law and evident that unless the cPita EN-
poyed very large general business of the bank
tensive it be profitable company but Lucrative
way, part Of individual capitalists Of employing money
The superior advantages Of such medium Of circulation
90 evident that the public but to become familiar with
em aud the old bills will be rapidly displaced and the pro-
portion or bills which may be kept circulation by each
much increased
The movement Of the Convention will doubtless call forth
the part Of the old banks and thus
bring issue the growing jealousy between the tive systems
The result whatever be- cannot bot be beneficial to the
public For last few months neither the the old
banks have been Of very essential benefit to the mercantile
community and the public the srbites in this matter
The circulation afforded by banks will without doubt
be the favorite.
sales na she stock Exchange.
1875 Blk OF Commerce l0iB 40 do 1914, 80 do lis300
Mech Blk 1910 Dry Dock l03 100 do leo l00sl IN
10 do lQ3, so do l03b305 State Blk IOs-lO A Trust
Banking Co $40 Illinois "a 30 do 9f7 Del Hudson IS
100 do 77 so do 720 30 do 72tb5 s5do 727d 30 do
30 do 72b3 80 do 723o 90 do 71Isnw do 7w-so Ohio
LST l04ss0-0 Bank l2i do ioolbs "a do i2og-Co
vckburu 5le so do lic - do 50}sIs ri do 5iso Bk
Kentucky eo3o20 Am Marine Ins Go 7a-26
Ins Co slll5 Washington las Co 1870 Etsa Fire iI3
80 East River o5oo Canton 43b6o soib6O do
10 90 an Is do albeo2 do Als3o do s3-45 Mohawk 81
IS do 6il3o - do 6ia25 Paterson 6l3I5 Boston Prov
1o5l so do 05-2o 99ic, 100 do 9ooo so do 7gis3
40 Souaon 3Cb3 Is do 29c ~ do 29 % do
rs do 29630 10 do 3obsooo Harlem s2so 100 do 57a 81
52s3o sss3o 53.3 100 do 53tw 90 do 53aw
do SAT- % Utica 49, 90 do IA 100 Long Island
Railroad 90.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-12
WINDOW BLIND MANUFACToRY.

vJvHE subscriber respectfully begs inform the public that
he has constantly hand large and elegant assortment
every description Of the painted transparent washable win
shades consisting Of Italian and other landscapes Disph
nous Chinese Architectural and Fancy Blinds which he can
confidently recommend FOR their beauty strength and great do
rsbiy they have been known with 10 lsst
from TO fourteen years. The prices the shades siding
cords tasses rack pues and fittings Cor Windows eompets,
vary from ~ and upwards, per pair Blind. painted as tilted
70 order, by applying TO GEORGE PLATT ~ sprsce Il
NIB Country dealers supplied with blinds aud blind fittings
mlQ2msy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-12


THIS establishment will be opepss for the rscspo, N
i company on Monday, the I7n Of Jsae.
rSs h. Mr. JAMS
the Office, and Mr. J. b. DOBNY conductor the Balis
=. js ss.i:Is JAMES N 'ASOfps "ss,:..
~ his friends and the public that he has removed % No 10
Park Place. where he will be resdy attend the call Of s
years the Hospitals Of Paris and in the Lymgn
Hospital Of Heidelberg under the celebrated Professor Naege
he trusts he to treat disease that
may come under his observatios. nyllis3m'
WATCHES, JEwELRY GERMAN SILVER &c.
@ JTOBIAS, Patent Lever Watch manufacturer. rarton
=. street, Liverpool and Importer, 30 Maiden Lane, New
York received Liverpool and other late ar
ya large assortmeat Of gold and silver Levers Duplex
gold dial lever movements. goa guards Keys seals rings pen
oil cases together with large assortment OF German silver
spoons. forks Butler knives sugar tongues ladies' and
guard CHAINS himbes &C. which offered for sale at low
prices and on liberal terms. At Wholesale and retail
| myi3-lms.
SHAKESPEARE HOUSE.
CHARLES RIETTY, ~ ANN STREET, has the honor 10
recommend to the patronage Of the public h establishment
HIS customers will always find rich assortment Of the best Of
Liquors excellent Refreshments aud Relshes, Soda Water.
The dessert will Of pastries and fruit Of the greatest
variety His segars WILL he has doubt please the amaex
| B.-Families supplied With ice cream myls-lms.
| NATURAL AsPHALTIC STONE
GO FOR SALE large quantity of Asphaltic Stone. The
agent for the mines Of Switzerland wsrkmea
who will show gratis to how employ
Any workman can learn il in short time
Orders for side walks cutters, ponds Canals terraces SC
Sc. will be readily attended to.
Office SO Pearl street, up stairs my2s-Im.
DIR. ELLIOTT.
OCULiST
303 Broadway, entrance in Duane street,
Coufnes d,is practice to
Disc SEES OF THE EYE,
AND
OPHTHALAIC SURGERY IN GENERAL
From incpient disease the most complicated opera
ton Eli.
Office hours from 10 to o'clock Monday Wednesday and
Friday. my2Syis
DOARDlNG-ln geuteel private family in Brooklyn
- The house beautifully situated in Pacific street, first
house from the Of Henry the left; only minutes
walk from the South Ferry The French English and Spa
nish languages spoken in the family Apply above.
my2l-Im@ ty
BOARDING ATWlLLIAMsBURGH-Eig or ten sins
I'D gle gentemen he accommodated with fae TRY
board reasonable terms at the Kings County Hotel
Wilansbsrgh, near the Peck Slip Ferry. jc6iw'
ID OARD.-A Gentleman and his wife, or two three single
ID Gentlemen, have handsomely furnished rooms, with
board, by applying at No. 10 Park Place.
o. English and French spoken. je6-lw'
ID OARDING.-A gentleman and his wife be accommo.
board Also few single gentlemen with without lodging
at Ala Pearl street, Madison. jei0-3r
GENCY OF the Alabama Life Insurance and Trust Con
IA pany, Nc 70 Wall street Books for the transfer Of the
Stock Of this Company opened at the North Americas
Trust and Banking Company, in this city
mysosms GEO. STARR, Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-12

His FIRST appearance any stage jel2-st
SUPER LEGHORNS :!
I The subscriber Just received from LeghsrR
voice Of fine Ladies' Hats urraied by other in the
CITY, among which numbers as high as 60 so, "a
aud 90.
Ladies in such articles The above will please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
+. g. BROWN
jel9lw' Ill William street, corner Of John.
no CAUTION-I by this the nndersigned FORBID any
harborng trusting nay wife, CATHERINE PRENARD
native Of France having sold the whole Of furniture
and household concerns and left my house and bed for fol-
low another
prove by many witnesses her to be Of bad
character the adultery having committed several times
Said Catherine Penard marked the left cheek with the
Kings Evil She speaks English French and German the lat
ter Of which languages she speaks the most hunty She
about 80 DID, and has been my legitimate wife for these
last seven years
She took along with her my only child boy three years DID,
by the name of John Bapste Peroz.
BY received from her dated New York, April 9th,
1882 she desires grant her divorce and by this declare
that able pay the costs Of divorce would
hesitate to satisfy Wishes for know she intends marry
ing another With regard TO tins III take advice from
lawyer and put end such Infamous behaviour.
I'll take nfornation too in order to know whether law
would not authorize to take back child from her, the
ground that prove she kept bad house. lin the city OF
New York situated in Canal ST. and that she be
sdered bad example child and bring him to dis
honor and bad habits.
In few days P give publicity to the result Of nv consult
lug Of law this notice being merely for fobidng any
harbong trusting said Catherine Prenard Being gno
where said c. p lives for the present. country mercha
must be cautious
j.. PERoZ.
New York, June 18th, 1887 jel3-lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-12

DATENT WATER CLOSETS, FORCE PUMPS, AND
IL BATHS Manufactured nv j. STONE,
myii.im. Plumber and Engineer, 400 Broadway.
ID FADING LAMPs.-Thc subscriber has just received
N great variety Of Reading Lamps Of which on an
improved plan. ID. r. DELAVAN,
jes.y III Maiden Lime, = few doors below broadway
NOR col ORTNG RED OK GRAY HAIR PERMA-
II NENT BROWN oRBLACK.-Raa grey hair may
Ne permanently coored rich and gloss, brorn black ~
single application Of Mahcma eds Turkish Dye and instead 81
narng The hair most preparations d. improves in a
and grow very usurisnty 10 just the
&C this article that orders have been received for
from American gentlemen residing IN Canton Who have '2s
ctoy tested It's acy while Al home. rrce "a per bottle,
md sold wholesale AMI retail al
GUtONS, fso Broadway,
ais-y Agents for the United ststes Of Amsries
COLLECTIONS an parts OF The United states made
y the loves, and promptest terms at -
s. }. SYLvESTERS
Ejes 40 Broadway and n walisL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-12

n}-PACKET SHIP ROSCIUS, FROM LIVERPOOL.
this ship will please send their permits
board Orleans Wharf, foot Of Wall street All goods
permitted five DAYS will be sent TO the Public Store Jelly
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-12
CATLINS INDIAN GALLERY.

DAssFORD's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AM
ID CHESS us Broadway and n Ann street entrance John
the Museum in both streets for the sale of Billiard Tables
Cloths Balls. SC &c. and exercises for health Purchasers and
players invited There Ia Billiard Tables ready fo
Trial in one room with spring. steel India rubber AID clo
cushions and eagle ro and WOOD ass the best asssrneA
ever offered the public. mysl.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-12

CULLY's vCToRIA-Exhbitiop of the full length por.
- trait Of QUEEN VICTORIA painted by r. sully Of Phi.
ladephiT suy respectfully to the public that
he intends exhibiting fer shor period ss Broadway
mcncng Monday, 10th inst the Portrait Of QUEEN VIC
TORIA painted BY himself from In, original study executed
during his recent witt to England which study also attached
10 the exhibition.
Open daily from IoA NJ until p NJ. and in the evening
from g until 10 O'Clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-12

A CIDs AND WHITE vITRIOL constantly On hand
IA All kinds of Acids. such oil of vr,ol muratic, nj.
c nitrous and dipping Acids, Aquafortil; likewise, white
vitriol Sc Sc For sale wholesale and retail ty
LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
faoIl
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-30
From the Zane
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

Bank Conmissioners--The following IS an ab-
stract of the provisions of the act establishing a
board of Bank Commissioners OF the State oil
Ohio"
SEC. /. Limits the number, fixes their term
of Office the manner of filling vacancies, and
their per diem allowance and mileage, and re-
quires them tn give bond in 5000 each.
SEC 2. Requires them to institute such an
nual Investigations as will enable them to ascer-
tain the actual condition of all The banking in-
situations in the State.
SEC. g. Obliges them 10 repeat their investI-
cations and report, as often as they may deem the
public safety demands.
SEC T. Gives them power to examine upon
oath, all or any persons touching the affairs oil
any bank.
SEC. 5. Provides that they proceed b. man.
damus again.. any insolven' bank, any that
has viola ted its charter other act binding IL
SEC 6. Requires bank officers to publish
mon ,hly statements, and the Commissioners 10 re-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-30

IRIsu CUNNING.-We learn from the last De-
troit Post that volunteer in Miss Victoria 5 SER
vice, finding canoe upon the beach near Maiden,
got into If, and started a voyage of discovery.
When he had got distance from the shore
he was discovered by the officer of the day, who
ordered six men INTO boa, and gave chase. He
pursued the voyaoer TO the American shore, and
in his order he forgot that he was out of the Br-
fish territory, and seized the deserter-a citizen
told the man that he was free and need not go
back unless he wished; of the officers men,
an Irishman, hearing this, excamed-''Ff that
spalpeen be FREE, SO is every mothers of us !!
So We NAV just GO home, my jewell addressing
his officer, and tell the kurnel that We left Us here
to take care of the prisoner!'' "Tut tut,' said
the officer, "get into the boat ''Arrah!' said
Pat, 81 have some republican blood in me, besides
1t is doubtful but that General jackson is akin to
me; the gineral is rale lrshman, barring he
came to Ameriby tro gears before he nras bornr'
The officer had to hire men to row him back, and
report seven men deserted.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-30

The Independent Treasury system is the main
spring of the Government--G!obe
If the leg-treasurers the Governments
handspring, is not that main spring a little too
rapid in some of its motions? Is there dan
ger Of its breaking the whole machiAc to piecess
We hardly know how to take Mr. Kendall Yer
mont Herald.
Take him by the nose. That's the way he
was formerly used to be taken.-Prentice.
We understand, says the Baltimore Chronicle,
that DR.. WM JONES, the Postmaster at Wash
ington city, was suddenly removed from office on
Wednesday last. by the Postmaster General.
New YoRK.-The local elections in the state
of New York, so far thev have recently taken
place. display vast increase of the strength OF
the Wings. They have carried towns where
thew have heretofore been uniformly defeated.
An intelligent gentlemen, well acquainted with
the state assures US that such have been the
changes, tina. the Wing ma jority mex, year cannot
be less that twenty thousand votes.
, Thirty thousand dollars damages, have recent
" been recovered 10 a SANDER case, at Natchez
Miss This would be deemed sufficient by most
men to repair a very large breach in very de-
cent character.
Four administration papers have died in Ms
sissippi within the last six weeks. Verdict OF the
Coroners Inquest-sdied of the simpes."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-30

The Augusta (Georgia) Constitutionalist OF
FEBRUARY 26th says:-'.We understand that MIR
Robert Philip of this city, sold last week tour
Morus Muticauis Trees, about five years old, for
one hundred and fifty dollars, eache'
~ 1t is estimated in the Maine papers that
the timber cut down and destroyed by tresPassers
on the public lands, has amounted to million
of dollars annually for fifteen years pas.
A bill TO prohibit betting on elections passed
the Illinois House of Representatives of the 9Th
ul, 1t exceeding $1,000, and imprisonment not
exceeding thirty days.
There is fellow down East so powerful IN
the arms, that he IS employed to squeeze tar out
Of pine knots.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-30
NJ NJ B Err IL.

port the same quarterly TO the Auditor, who
shall also publish abstract Of them; and tina
| the Commissioners make an annual report to the
| Assembly.
SEC. 4 Declares that any Bank, whose off,
GERS or agents refuse TO admit a free examina-
ION, or TO testify, or publish their monthly state
tnenis, viii forfeit lis charter, and shall be sub
Iect TO the provisions for closing i,,soiven, insti
tu,ions
SIC 8 Provides that If any Commissioner shall
neglect or refuse To discharge his duty or ahall
make false report, he shall be liable TO prosecu.
ton
SIC 9. Requires that Commissioner. shall
cot disclose names. o. accounts, unless in cour,.
or 10 the General Assembly, or under this act.
SEC 10 Limits the amount Of debts due from
banks; defines what shall be accounted paymcnt
OF stock; makes directors liable and the s,oel.
holders after them, in certain cases: and n.r,;.,v
exoncrates directors under certain circums,ances
SEC. ii. Provides for the puym ent Of the ORIG
inal amount of altered notes
SEC. IL. Provides that person in any w.v
connected with bank shall share its paper. Or
have any interest in such operation, under !. nen.
altv.
SEC. ID. Points out tho course To be nursn.4
by banks IN cases of suspension, and fixe, pen-
ai'ies 10 failures to comply with lis reouircmcn,.
SEC. IA. Provides, in cases where banks sus.
pend tor more 'hnn thirty days, for tho appoini.
ment OF commissioners 10 close the bus;nss. ~
such banks, defines their qualifications. ,nd n,o.
vides for vacancies that may occur
SEC. 10. Defines the duties Of said commission.
ers.
SEC l6 Makes it the duty OF the she riff 10
make return of the property delivered to tho
commissioners; and provides for the pun;shrncn,
OF officers. agents or stockholders who conceal o.
dispose OF any of the effects oftbe ba frauden,yv
to prevent their coNing in.o the commissioners
hands
SEC. II States the method of proceeding IN
Court upon the return of the writ under which
he Sheriff acts.
SEC. Is. Makes provision where the asse,s.,e
insufficient TO pay the debts.
SEC. -. Invests the commissioners with now
RS TO discharge the duties, and makes them sub
ect to the direction of the court; and fixes the
Ime and place of doing business
SEC. 20. Requires that said commissioners r..
"r to the bank commissioners, and thew to tho
Assembv.
SEC. II. Provides If officers and Stockholders.
hall fail To justify, under the proceedings in
hancery, the suspension, the charter shall be a
cad letter.
SEC. %. Fixes certain diDabilitic. which ~m
reVent persons from being appointed under this
Il.
SEC. %. Enforces i, from and after II. na.,,s.,