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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02
An Ordinance creating tho Office of A.si,tnn. Sur.

AN ordinance cfeallng thc othc0 OF Assistant sur.
veyor, and defining the duties of said officer.
l.-Be it ordained That the Council shall
nually appoint, tho first Tuesday in May, a
suitable person as Assistant Surveyor, who before
entering on tho duties Of his Office, shall give
bond with one more securities in the sum 0! five
thousan, dollars, to the faithful performance
of his duties. and shall take an oath before the
Mayor 10 faithfully and impartialiy perform all
such duties. His salary shall DO one thousand dol!
lars por annum.
2.-Be il further ordained. That it shall BIO the
duty of tho assistant surveyor to furnish to all
persons requiring il the lines and levels of lots 81
tuated within tho limits OF the Municipality, with
out any unnecessary delay. and also to furnish at
tho request OF such persons the lines and levels Tor
sido walks about to DO made by individuals confer
mably with the ordinances, and to give certificates
when such side walks completed; and the
ticate of said assistant shall be deemed sufficient
evidence Of tho lines, levels and work described
therein The compensation to said assistant shall
b the same that fixed by the third section Of
ordinance approved l4lh May, 1886, fixing the
duiios of tho surveyor.
3.-Bs it further ordained, That it shall be tho
exclusive duty OF said assistant surveyor to make
exact and detailed retu ms to the treasurer and
comptroller of all sums due by individuals for re-
endorsements for paving. for fences, or other
works made BY the Municipality for account Of
rdividvasi and said returns shall DO made By faid
assistant surveyor within thirty days ettcr the
surveyor has certified TO the treasurer that such
paving or other works have been made; and it is
made the Iof the treasurer to require in writing
of said assistant such returns Immediately on the
presentation to him Of the certificate OF the SUR
veyor. IL any greater delay than thirty days from
the requistion OF the treasurer 10 the rendering Of
the accounts, shall occur, for all suca excess Of
time the assistant surveyor shall be bound to pay
10 the treasurer interest ut the rate OF eight Per
cent. per annum on tho amount not returned, pro.
si1sd no satisfactory aFe4urnished toy the
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

CLERICAL OpINIoN.-The Able Naet, expressing
doubt to kich-lieu how many would the
soul, the cardinal replied, "Pho. you're bleckhead
AS many as ii would take balls TO heat oven"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

The manner in which the late pacific news from Eng.
country shows, very concusivcy that the "war fever
if it ever existed at all here has entirely nhated. There
to be general pervading desire that there should
es i.t between the nations Young and old, rich
and poor, farmers, merchants, mcchanics-all join in
the hope of peace!
consoling to the philnnhropist Surely in this respo
the world has improved in these slater days" this
May we not hope that the feelings express lated on
the ,h-r and the brigh, prospec, WI aud hereafter
before us not be obscured by SIM 4ies. Gar.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02
p>rf $50 REWARD.
n '''>fNDE,D on the mOrnny of the oG,L A nil

M3a ,,%.S 1' %s;ssf Of the :sH A2
ken n ed about As years, rather fordding when spo
fD tie i'd about feet inches in height sout bull,
III somewhat handy legs. lie took with him vure-
6h,cIothng and will most probably frequently change
n dress. 1t IS supposed he embarked on the day
rbve mentioned, on hoard ofsome steamboat bound up.
81 above reward will he paid for him if secured in any
in The western country, twenty dollars if in Lou
lana Mississippi. PETER LAIDLAW,
s'aw Orleans, maya
y - The Naichez Daily Courier the Daily Missouri
Daily Wing will please publish the above advertise
ment three times and send their bills for payment to the
office OF the True American at New Orleans
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
A fSCONDED from the service of the subscriber,
~ the negro boy JIM aged about II years. lie
vlsnge and r,ihea thick proruding lip. He speaks
both the English and French languages, and has
very intelligent look 1t is probable he will endeavor
10 leave the city, as he frequently observed during
MN. Captains of vessels and steam boats hereby
arwarned not to han Dor Or carry off said slave under
The severest penalty of the law The above reward
vii be given for his apprehension, or such information
as\will lead to his recovery. WIN REA,
Nnay2-lw corner of Heava & Circus st
~ SGS--4 bis landing from steamer vandalia, Tor
II ssle by ABRAHAM TRlER
mavS 81 Gravier st
pITcHAz3o bDls. in good order, for sale BY w
may2 Sc Magazine 81.
COFFEE-8R bags SumaIra coffee in store, for sale
" by SHALL L. BROWN,
may2 sc Magazine st.
the owners OF days Nos. pos, 485 aud 81 do not
return their Receipts for goods taken from ship Ar
Kansas they will he prosecuted immediately.
may2 = eoComn,on ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

The loss at the fire at Ogdensburgh, is estimated u
$4,000.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

Getting ready 10 Mnrry.-A "loveyer" in the lower
country writes his sweetheart down SOUTH that his
prospects good and that he clears average IS
a day by pitching dollars!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

DR. CoLLYER's PSYCHOLOGICAL CONVERSATIONS.
DR. Coilyer, al the instance Of number Of persons
who are anxious TO acquire a more intimate acquan-
lance with the mysteries and principles Of the science
Of Phrenology has determined give instructions in
course Of private conversations, In which he will illus
trate the system, and teach practically. DR.. c. is
fully competent to the task lie has undertaken. He is
learned in the lore Of phrenology, and manipulation
Of crania, he has few equals, and no Supporters.
When s the New Orleans Steam Navigation Com
pany to be organized? Such an investment must be
one of profit, and by means no hazardous nigh,
be imagined. Only reflect moment on the profits Of
the Great Western. Our Eastern cities reap all the
advantage from Ocean Steam Navigation. We long tc
see spirit of enterprise awakened here, that will trans
fer some OF those advantages to this point.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02
GRAND REAL ESTATE,
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY

100000 tickets, at SIS scheme price. 81 800 900.
Selling price $50 per ticket
& Co., 156 Broadway, NEW YORK,
Sole Agents.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02
Ly,cu,xc-Ths r.. rag Democrat of the eStl'

LrscH,se.-The Fee ro Demo1r rat Of the aS
"r ,a Sonharn as s$ement called lynchng enacted in
onr horoun r.sch created for day or Two consider
,hle e,c;ss2s.6t. young student belonging to the
College, his return TO that institution from
nv lining party in the borough, wac seized BY some
h dozen Of chaps in disguise, the Bushk bridge,
and after being run until lie nearly out of breath
and life they cooled him off with shower of tar and
Spanish brown. He reached the college in deplorabe
plight and the day it took several hours to remove
the vanous compound from his head and body A
sui. 81 Chimes wds ie'; r ls and SO great
the Of the poor fellow, aud his weakness so
great from the effects Of the running, that was feared
serious consequences would ensue. The afnir made n
great stir. The chief Burgess waited upon by the
college principal and Of the trustees, and most
rigid investigation took place the persons of several
young Fastonians, who were suspected OF having ns-
,uled This Iynching uifa Nothing. however, was eli
cited for time, and the chief burgess, the request
OF the trustees, the of issuing handful,
Offering reward Of 500 for the apprehension of the
cuprt, when 10! and behold it was ascertained that
some of the students themselves had played Judge
Lynch upon their kind, for ianciad injury, and
that our Easton larks We're innocent. Here de-
nousnent indeed! AS ii was ascertained that
C" your bull that gored my OK. the college doctor
said TINT the faculty could settle the matter unong
themselves that it was merely boysh caper &c. but
Justice Hickman very properly refused to let the affair
pass so IL htly, that the investigation had
menced, and bound If Judge Lynchs deputies
| to answer the charge at the next April court.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

HAVANA SUGARS--27 boxes white aud Az do
Il brown sugars landing from schooner Warwick,
for sale by & Z WHITNEY,
40 Game
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02
FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
,4 - The A fast sailing ship CINCINNATI, |
rG4M Andrew BarstOw, master, is ready TO
.E. receive cargo and will have despatch. For
freight or passage, apply On board ql, or 70 .
FOR NEW YORK.
81 The A | fast smiling sloop AID, Captain
Hf Phbrook, having mos! Of her cargo engaged,
apply to $ g. WHITNEY,
may 70 Camp st
FOR BOSTON.
cLEEK, e" S no' ss %s "s'f having Of
xs44E her cargo on board, will have despatch. For
balance offrcight or passage having good nGcommoda-
''G %sy apply to $ 81 "H'T 7s camp $,
10 Ship Geo Cabot, Cap, Backler, from New York,
is now discharging opposite the Vegetable Market.
Consgnees particularly requested 10 attend the
receipt Of their goods. s SIP WHITNEY,
may Agent
1TVHE Members Of the American 5. /. Of n. F. will
L. meet ut their Hall, late iyceum, ST Charles Ar.
cade, This Evening, THURSDAY, ID May, at 7 l-2
o'clock, precisely
by order Of the presidsnt.J. g
mayo G. w. 3. Secretary.
GRAND REAL ESTATE
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY.
Situated in New Orleans,
TO BE DRAWN ON THE LIST DECEMBER, 1885,
IN JACKSONVILLE, Fla.
Under the superntendence Of the Commissioners ap-
pointed by tho Legislative Assembly of Florida.
SCHMIDT 4 HAMILTON,
Managers.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

II 10 and Havana COFFEE--3o0 bugs Rio Coffee
~ Of r-in" "lnli," Asa 800 bags Havana do for
sale favorable terms in lois to suit buycs. Arply
to STETSON Il. AVEAY,
a2i RI jIravier g,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

HOUtk'S PANACEA.
VYNIlIS medicine has been highly successful in tho
J. cure Of the following Diseases dyspepsia, liver
disease, indigestion, loss of appetite ac tons.
cutaneons rruptons, secondary Syphilis Mcrcural dis
from impurily Of the blood it is particularly rccou-
mendcd as spring md fall medicine, to rcnovate iu.
paired constitutions.
1t is csremey agreeable to tnks, resembling in taste
rich cordial, and being purely vegetable compost
ton, may be taken with p'riec, safety by the most deli
cate persons.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

BUCKLES Il CATSUPS-7O boxes assorted bic
kl"s and Tomato cnisnp-, in storr and for sale by
az SHALL. Il BROWN, 96 Magazine st !.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

DORT FOI.OS. "A splendid assortment of French Wr-
ting Desks various sizes aud patterns, for sale by
DAVID FELT and CO,
js New York Stationcrs' Hail. 81 Charires st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

7 IME-700 casks Thomaslon Line landing from
IL ship Peruvian, for snc by
a23 MP VIII TNEY, 70 Cnmp II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

'lNHE Propretors OF Drnvs No l4l and I72 are re.
quested to return their receipts for goods received
by them from The ship Iarolintn without delay to the
undersigned. PETER LAIDIAW,
an 10 &c C.,,nn .,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

bacon SIDES-50 casks Cincinnati cured lanl-
ID ing from s,eomer Memphis, for sale by
MARCO Il DORSEY, IA New Ieyce
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

BAKING CAPITAL OF VIRGNIA-The total in
crease of capital by the of 1887 and 1882 amounts
to something millions Of dollars. When The
laws sha have gone feet, tho whole capital will
be located ia follows
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

rUNNY BAGS-25,o0O Gumy Bags, l.2 and
~ 3bushel sizes, in bnle+ and bundles, for sale by
mar22 | BRIDGE II Co, 1871 Magazine II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

DORF WlNE-l0 or tasks landing from ship
l. Huntsville, for sale by
AL SHALl. g. THROWN 96 Mngnzinn st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

~ EDlCINES-A full aud large supply ofmedcinvs
IHA imported by the subscriber from Europe and the
North, constantly on hand, and for sale 10 country
dealers and planters the lowest terms.
JARVIS e. ANDREWS,
m29 cor Common IL TchOupitoulas st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

NJ ANrA>-2O bales a. br.wn shec,ns ;uianding
VA trJm ship Narnganser, for sale by
alb BRIDGE Il Co, l3i Magazine st
I 'LOiiiiNG-l3 eases scusonablr cloth.sg, landing
~ from Naraganse for sale by
nh l BRIDGE a. Co, 1874 Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

u HIRTING-l5O bales Of Jackson or Indian Head
~ Shirtings, for sale by STETSON s. AVERY,
april 3 "a C;ray;sr g,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

IFE FRESERNERS-Ju>t received IL supt,jor
- article Of life presrrvers at the Bazaar,
az BUSH n ALLAN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

WISDOM AND GENIUS OF SHAKESPEARE, :
! ,oMPklSIN!i Moral Philosophy, Delineations of
~ Character, Paintings Of Nature and the Passions
seven hundred Aphorsns and miscellaneous pieces,
with notes, &c. The whole making Text Book for
me philosopher, MoraIist, Statesman Poet and the
~, me Spirit of the East, illustrated in a, Journal of
Iravels through Roume during an even,ftl period by
ur4uiart, Esq. Just received and for sale by
april ALEX. TOWAR. 40 Camp ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

FALL. e. WINTER CLOTHING.
i. FREEMAN L. CO., No s. magazine street
- are mcci, ing their supplies of Fall and Winter
Clothing, and will continue to shipments recl,-
iay Throughout the season. Their assortment being
urge VI s&piy rinffcnan1s IRON
the country, the shortest notice; for sale Wholesale
" retail, Oh Recommending terms.
pn.M
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02


IA handsome brick dwelling, with furniture
tEssm Gfrequired situated in respeca table part
lsEslAA. of the I'd Municipality. Possession will be
given on the LIST of May. Address r, post office box
No Az. mi 10
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

NNlilSkEY-200 barrels recied landing from
w steamer Lmpress for sule by DORSEY,
apl 90 At New leyec
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

II shall he nj the option oi the winners Of prizes Of
bank stocks, either TO take the stock itself the par
: aue thereof in cash.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

JEWELRY, AT WHOLESALE
"M BELL, No Is, Churres ST, has this day re-
w celved IL fall assortment of Watches, Jcwelry
Spoons, Spec,acles and Glass Ware they will he offer
| cd the lowest market price. apl
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

WohhS oN SILK.
TOUNf DANDOLO, the art of raising silk
~ Worms "'s s'A
kenfick's American Silk Growers Guide
Cohb's Manual of the Mulberry Tree and nm sill
Edward Roberts Manual direction for sow;nr
- ,,ransplanting and raising mulberry trees etc
Comstock's Practical Treatise on The c,,,,,, :.
Silk I- culture OF
Summary Of the principal Chinese Trpa,iss ,,o,
silk worms y jiaRMS S'e fasinG -
ap'i !" corner ST Charles aud Common =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-09

This es.psssvs tsSs explains The Operation ss
pretty clearly The .scunt Of bsads pvss
sh.r or.al i very ssay equal to the whole
,, IT. ,ocL .aea on these bosds has been In the mar
bet freely for some .ims fact which has caused the dsr's'
,ou in its price The principal dealing Of tn. bank appears 70
have b.eu Il stocks large proportion Of which Offering
A.. Ioodou market to the liabilities Of the bank there
Aeh 90 over Of these stocks have
been ,od ON tine 10 other institutions and have been BY them
pledged with the comptroller for circulating bills TINS 'ae'
appears the return' Of the L0ehport BANK anu i.u 20
h;h auvears that institution had deposited with the Comp
trailer. Alabama per stocks to the amount Of $oOOos
AID il indebted TO j. D. Beers for Alabama stock SlOOoOO
or the amount Stocks held collateral security by tins
institution appears that great change has taken place IN the
valuation put upon descriptions. The following
list OF sye Of stocks with their present valuation COM
pared with the valse affixed the LIST of January 1882
sToeK HELD AS COLLATERAL SECURITY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-09


Marion M,llikin Boston; Orient, (Br) Martin, Windsor;
Aurora DOYLE Boston, Dover Sheats, Piadeldhia Boston,
Preston PORT au Fsce Pequot Lowell Boson John Cos
ser, Davis, Valparaiso and Lima; Ann Eza' bcoe vera
Cruz
ship Margaret Sect, Edridse, AZ days from Liverpool,
with mdre TO j. Hicks Son.
ship Tiger Baker, Ia days from New Orleans with cotton
Ship Emily, Meade, u days from Kingston JAM, with
ssyL Comet fBrem) Johnson days ftom Bremen, with
rd.e TO Won Post & oelricks LAG passengers
Brig Mary Olivia, Clark u days fro" LuSee' with lumber
Brig Hiram, Chandler 81 days from hrricabO with fu'tc
Brig Free Dsmer M,chelson days from ST. cro, with
brig Maria Theresa (Brem) IS days from Bremen, with
sehr Maria Peek 20 DAY, from Galveston, Tera' with cot
seSr STATE Rights, Atwood, day. from Charleston with
schr Clarendon, Holmes. day. frsm Lsbec vita plaster to
sshr Heics Jones' day, Boston, with Fish, bound to
Albany.
packe, ship Dueh.ss dorsans Rchar'on for Havre and
others.
n. C,,ovpp emorandum enclosed in bottle, picked
IN bv an Indian few miles north Of Cape Florida time
~ Anvil last II brought into Fort New SIN, few
a,y since nv one Of the party encamped few miles from
that post and gived 10 the commanding officer.
aRaron. william &C Invine Scotland, Thomss Clark,
.nJs Co., J;verroo for New Orleans January ieth $780,
lat is 81 NJ long ~ w This tot,le was hove overheard
far the purpose acersnng the direction and velocity Of
the Ocean Current and earnestly requested that those
Who nav find H. will wubish the N the Nssch haga-
zise, - shipping Garstts. n,,o,..sr,.pu,
The MERGED (bsfsre menoaed Capt Daniel Clark with
carre o sugar and passengers sailed from indsd on the
ssd Cor New York the 25th abont Moe se south
of he Isle Of Pines she struck and lmned ssy wrecked
The passengers and all saved. fhortslwere an
ing part o the cargo and fragments Of The wreck Don
Pedro Msbran and his nephew, Of Col Manuel tum
ba and Don Jose Garrett Don Manuel Hernandez
Castillo and MIR Isaac Lockwood passenger with their bag
gage took the boat and landed Nesva Gerona, where
thew procured assistance and reached Havana via Batabano
They ali intend proceeding t. New York. excepting Don Pc.
dro Malibran. aud his nephew and servan..
spoken.
bomos Johnson. Of New York from New Orleans for St.
Tbomas July IS lat 81 %, long 65 vs..
E.camba hence, % Pensacola, July ~.
Occartana (Fr from New York for Campeachy the ID
August.
Naval
The pate BrandywnA AZ Norfolk " TO be equipped with
an practicable despatch asd after takng board many
en a. can r. procured Noroh will proceed 70 Nv Yer
Cor the remainder a her Nearly All the officers
leed aud list Of them will b. published as soon complee
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-09

rI,HE bALsAM OF MosCATELLo.-Ths medicine !,
versa Acknowledged TO stand unrvaed for it, happy
effects in eecuay removing and curing the diseases ate
dant the virdyspepsa, diarrh1a dyson
terry cholera morbus collie complaint OF children
dangeou, effects Of drinking cold water when overheaed
- &c.
lie, imsnia from the first families in this city TO ia
traodinary efficacy may be obtained al the propretor
dence and Of the following agents;
Mhsu, 1s3 Broadway; H. Hart NJ ID. corner Of Cham.
hers and Broadway and Hudson and North Moore streets
r Deke Ala Broadway; b. Dodd 6ta and III Broadway;
j. schieens ia Cs.al street and Coddinston, No y
East Brosaway israel Posts Book store ~ Bowery; ~
Baeau go Bower,; Painter Sos of Third Avenue
and ST. Marks Place; T. o. wessiords Book Store. a24
Grand street. Edward McCesn 2os Greenwich streets ssd
Lowe, No IS Fulton street. Brooklyn.
REFERENCES.
The following gentlemen il New York having experienced
the beneficial effects OF the Baam ~ Moscatso have kindly
permitted the proprietor TO refer 10 them.
Sam.e Eott, ". d.; A. e. Castle, NJ. ID No 3ll Broad.
way George r. Morris Esq, No Barclay streets w Pastos
Haliet, Esq 759 Broadwayg y. CASTOR, ksq 81 Oliver
street Ketchum. Esq, 80 William street j. D. Dodd Esq,
6i3 Broadway; d. Kimberly Esq, 2l Front street. Leeds,
Esq % Hammond street; O. Bill Esq, Brookyu H. Suydsm,
ESQ., 50 Carminr street; NJ Breess i5l Hudson street
Mr. Charles COY A.tor House, Mr. sylvester Spencer 6
Wall street, y. n. sPooner, Esq, Brooklyn
Further references 1900 Of the first iaue) can
be given nv the proprietor.
The public will recocct that y genuine unless accom-
panied With pamphlet containing directions Tor use together
with facsimile of the prcprietors signature, and that the
bottles IL al 81 aud a. each, stamped With his name
JOHN WHEELER Oculist,
% Greenwich st. near the Battery, ~,
auseoam Sole Proprietor Of IL Basam q Muscetelo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-09

u Aoop - war Erie, CosnsndsE Tsyl~, arrived = p's
sacsa 2eth alt, from fa.pics VA .@ M IA
Fsredun Reres. 04m4rtr = fte
ST. Thomas JAY 2s-sld MoAtevide, Riddle, for Santa
Cruz .f'@8 e. #ANNMA3 @@& tNMM &N
GIs.ALrAR July 4-sld Edward Thomas, from tr's' ~
New York ..l..s w. s. s.. NMs sNgf.
YARxsvrH, Ms, J.ly ls- Arr Bee, New York sAen
LNERPssL, MS, July 26-Arctic. New York. !, ~,
Pcrou, July lo-Ent waiderer, Merwin New York. Ia
Two Sisters Haynes New York; Harriet, sweeter 90.
port Tuscany Doane, for New York; ana DINERS
ported.
United states Forts. N t@89N
Nrw BEDFORD, Aug 6Ar Hyaini: Robbins; New fS s,.
PROVIDENCE, Aug 6Arr Lady Warrington, naeke', Ne"
York; stonngton (new steamer) Mills, do.
RICHMOND, Aug. 5--Arr Manchester, KAapp, New York;
Millcent, Chester, do. -, .,
SAVANNAH Aug Arr Tantivy. Johnson, New York. I'd
Sid Madison, Lambert, New York -
BALrr,aoRr Aug 6Arr Celeste, Johnson, New York; Dr.
rect, Briggs, do. - n
ALsxAspRA d. c., Aug Arr Catherine Jackson, Dor
sey Turks sland Victory Penned, New fork ssio" mart
ley. Rice, Barbados.
( FRxprR,cxsBuRG, Aug 5-Arr Cadet New York
NEwsEar, NC, Aug f-Clp NJ. B. Robinson, Hartick New
York; Southerner, Jenes do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-09
af0ta Of TYade.

There are arrivals Of strangers in the ciiybu trade
does net revive 1t is at this that numbers leave
the city for springs and Of pleasure and NEST OF the
southern dealers north before commencing their Business
This month therefore, the dslest for business
GeryEE-Thr n a moderate demand fo this article from
the trade prices have undergone change About !vo
bags all descriptions at l0a for Brazi Cuba Ice and ia
l2tc for Laguaya and 81 for St. Domingo AT Boston mere
has been moderate business at I0tall for St. Doniugo-l
for Sumatra, and l2a for Porto Cabeo.