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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-30

We perceive by the 'Carcllson Enfi
rsrIbsi Msssrs. WIN. Snesd and c. s.
Smith. both good;pracsicsl printers. and
msp Of good sense, have bought out Tic
printing establishments al the Bulletin
aud the GrenaJ,an, published at Grsns
dsin ibis State; and are gong 70 Issue .
semi weekly newrpsper At aha. place. q
be calledi the 'BowsE-KrIFs!" From The
tile. one might b led 70 suppose ,hstiht
editors ere perfect 'saysges.' We can
assure you that Il isnot 60 They are
going 10 wage a war of determination p.
eainsi The deadly instrument, whose name
they have assumed. Twill be the mosl
piquant, and Interesting paper in the State,
ana byway o. conclusioc,we advise you,
one and ali, i you want \ COCO psprr -.
ole that viii cure he goat, the blue de
vile 81 dyspepsia. OF any other q NE
numerous ills which "hesh is heir to-
just subscribe 70 The 'BoMie.knife..san and i
doesn't cut your disease out BY the root,
then we're poE-- ,locicr. that's sIi
/ Tb 'Buwir.knlte' won, touch politics
10 any way not even with a Ten foot
pole. Wen exchange with you. friends.
~ send along your blade; and as soon as
we get well skin q loafer or two.
Gen. Brown made a speech at Co
iuDbia the other week, and iD writing to
the editor Of the Southern Star. The cor
respondent of that paper says"it was dis
for keen and elegant sarcasm
with occasional burslsof Of deep and IN
clique nee" Now faIl Tie fan
'aroaads was stripped from i 1, would as
likely 10 read thus: "While his passion
was very shallow, his elcquerce was too
deep 10 be heard by any but himself"
Gen. Brown whenhe made sreech in
Ibis place last wesk, il speaking Of aho
hon, said that IN Ohio, the democrats had
!. Il. n
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-30

a cell where q lion. the Dunco'
/ used 10 be kept. The cell hap
peued 10 be IN need Of repair,
4 aud the keeper, whose name
was William, desired a carpen-
Her TO come and mend i. The
|.arnenicr came. but was 50 a.
frai,l Of The lion, that Ne would
moi 60 near the cell alone. 50
lWilliam entered i, and led The
1tlion 10 the upper part Of II,
while the other part was reflit-
ling. He played with the ami
! NAL fer sometime, bat al last,
being wearied, both he and
.|lhe the lion fell asleep. The
carpenter vent o. with his work
aud when he had finished i, he.
| called out for William q come
aud see it. He called again
and again, sbutno William an
swered. 'Ihe poor carpenter
began ID beNfrlghenrd lest the.
lion had made his dinner 1.-THE
Keeper, Or else crushed him With
his great paws Ne crrpt rouna1
totle upper MARI Of the crlI.
and there, looking through The
railing, he SAW the leo amt Vii,
liam. sleeping side by side As
contenIrdly astwo little brolha
ers. He VAS 50 astonished,
that he uttereda loud cry. The
lion, awakcdhy the noise, star
ted up, and stared AZ The car
penttr With an eye Of fury and
lhen,placlng his paw on The
breast ofhis keeper, as lf'o say,
touch him, if ynu dare the. he
roic beast lay down 10 sleep a.
gain. The carpenter was dread
fully alarNcd, and no, knowing
how he cosId rouse up William
lie ran out and related what he
had seen. So,Ae people came
& opened the dOorof the cell con.
triyea 10 awaken the keeper,
who rubbing his eyes. quietly
locked around HIM and express
ed himself very we'll satisfied
with his nap. He took the H.
dh's paw shook it kindly, and
then retired uninjured from III
cell.
The ancient city Of Ninevah
was Is miles long BY 8 wide
aud 40 miles round, with walls
loo feet high, and thick enough
for three charriqts abreast.
Babslon was 60 niles withinihf
walls, whlcl, weye.75 feet thick
and 800 feet hiah. with I8Ohra-
zen gates. The Temple Of Dl-.
anna, a; Epesns, was AS feet
long aud 600 broad, viii, 100
col,smns, 20 feel high. 10 snpport
the roof. II was 220 years bull.
ding.
Yousc MES. Alos, Young men
consider il a great misfortune 40
bepoor, Or not have capital en-
oagl,in establish themselves, al
their outset III life, IN good bust.
ness. A greater mistake than
THIS was never concerned. So
far from poverty being 4 misfor-
tune, i we may Judge from What
w every day brllold, iis really
4 blessing, the chance Is more
than Ten 70 one il favor of such
q young man over one who be-
gins iheWorl'l wealthy. Look
back ten es .twenly years, and
~
sse who commenced business at
that time witt, abundant means,
and trace them down - the
presents ay;how many Of them
can now boasl Of wealth and
standing On the cs,lsirafy,
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-30
DOCTOR DUNCAN.

|
Accounts from Washington
state thai as soon as the duel.
ling bill had passed both Houses
of Congress andTeceive'l The
sanction ofthe president, Doctor
Duncan made his appearance
il the Globe. pouring fourth bill
|lingssale wholesaIe'npnn HE
Hon fsr. Soull,gate, Of ~, the
lion. Mr.. Slanly Of N. G., Mr..
Shade Of Vermont, aud Lieut..
Randolph late If the Navy
The letter Of Duncan creaied
considerable sensation. The
Madisonian says il makes lr,,e
the declaration af Mr.. Prenliss
Of mississippi. that the Bill! 10
suppress duelIing would prove n
bill for tie encouragement Of
bias k1unrds and the protection
ufcowaris.' Il was not known
what would be dnne with The
doctor. |, issnol impossible that
some negro may pick him IN
with 4 couple Of chips and
throw him into The Potomac.
NdshviNe Ban.
EDoM. mentioning a JOINT
ney through the confines Of
Edom,' says a traveller, s.
had overlooked The prophetic.
Recommendations against any who
shonldiravers il, 81 literally
Fand wonderfully anforcsd ID Tie
present iw'W 1iVo,.e shall pass
Through il for ever aud ever. -
~ viii eur off fromMr. SER, I,inr
shat paSsclhout, ind him thai
fr'usneth.' Tie repeated and.
.pcrsevrring attempts IL travel
Tiers u explore ItIumea, have
povedGaborslvr, except Iii two
Instances. Secrz-n dAi pass
4ihrnaghsanai died soon alter an
l'Alsppo: Bafkhardt penetrated
INTO it,hnt t,lsnedaside in dis
may, aadtlied 5000 after al Cai-
ro.' ss
How glorious, MS The goose
said ven the turkey spread Ass
l,ail.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-30

yottHS Htd'h VFST O!lt WHO We
gins the world wealthy. Look
back ten cs twcmy years, and
sse who commenced business al
that Time witt, abundant means,
and trace them down io4the
prcseia day;hoW many of them
ear nov boas, Of wealth and
sStanaang On the Contrary,
how many I,aYe brc3ae. pnor,
lost their places in society. and
are passed, by their old boon
companions, witha look which
painfully says, kknow yon npt,
Now behuldlhe eminent States
men, those distinguished IN lhr
|learnel Professions ~ t'snse Ill.,
|markable iur wra,l,-,,its te0tIis
|nf them were once ponr!
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-30

How glorious, MS The goose
said ven the turkey spread Ass
,ail.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-30

Hoop Pelictlats are coming
ia,ofa shiou 10 Francc, anil ex-i
cite quite q sensation .Norfolkl
Beacon. s'ss
Any kind ofa pet,icoal win
produce a stnsa,lon--. Boston
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08
Passengers sailed.

In the Liverpool, for LyerpooMiss Helbrook; Mrs VIM
Rome West ludies; Mrs Jared Adee, NYok; Miss Van
Schack do; Mrs Rome West indies Chas Seelm New Or
leans; Edward Maard, do: March, st LOUIS AIo j A
Reimenschneder. Germany, w Rocker, Msrylans Mas
rano toa, Spain John Criicher 'Jr Virginia University;
sam Chaesworth Iluddersfeld Agnatus Robbed Mexico;
der Van Schack do Mr. Kerr Virginia; Mr. Kerr Kentucky;
James Lawrie Glasgow; MIR Hobrook lady aud servant Mis-
souri,; Albert Furniss, Monrea Jose WALDORF Cuba X w
Lloyd do, VIM Augustine Gott, Hyer, England; Anoi-
net Gandel Porto co Emise Carero do; Don sqn De ARR
eta, Havana; Richard iuuok, NYork; Maeknne Man.
chester; Boyle, Hayaa Don Louis Marat que do; VIM
Pren New Orleans; Labranche. ii Williams do l. Brier-
with, NYork; II a Rose do Mr. Strickland Philadelphia;
Pope. do Wentworth w Pierce, Portsmouth Va Jonn Nor
risou, Jr st Thomas A III Armoyr Moarea WIN Stafford.
NTork Prof George Tucker Virginia; Mr. Stewart, Rich
mond: james McEarlan aud servant Virginia. MAJOR Walter
Gwypn, North Carolina; James Iii ggnson Boston, Mr. and
Mrs Obey London; Henry Neville. British Army; Lawre
Sloan, New Orleans Julius Caebert servant MIR Caeber
Havana Wm CGndsil, Paterson; Kirkland Hamilton, Y C
IL Mass, Phade pha. In al 20.
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sssEas.

On Saturday morning 9th inst, Anna wife of Samuel Utter
and daughter of the late Joseph Spencer in the a7 OF her
age.
On Friday, 5th inst Mary, relict ofe late William Parker,
in the 77th year of her age.
Gu Friday, sth inst, John Munscn, Sc
On Friday 9Th nst Jonathan OF Anse and Rowena Ed
wards 30 months.
On Friday 9th in James Of James and Mary Brodie,
IA months
On Thursday l4th nst William Frederick Baxter ii years
and months
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08
TO CANAL LARORERS.

TIVE subscribers hereby and bind themselves to offer
i and pay ORE DOLLAR TWELVE AND HALF CENTS PER
payable the regular days for payment the line, for any
number OF aborers respective jobs not exceeding the
number set opposite each of from the day OF the
date hereof until the first day of November next.
The work upon which engaged is that part OF the
Wabash and Erie Canal which situate in the Stale Of Ohio
IL 81 miles long and divided into 100 sections extending
from the East line of Indiana to Manhattan at the mouth Of the
Masmee riyer the vessels touch winch
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

ing
90 The cotton crop early promising
in this neighborhood than 1t IS the present year. On
farms it is beginning to bloom and bo have been
formed We shown the other day. fall bloom taken from
the field of Mr. John Connel He tells the blooms fast
opening all his field. We have also shows boil as
large mans thumb from the field of Mr. Hoskns, few
mules from town. This - the earliest knew.
RICE The stock of hisiartclc is large, aud held in few
hands The demand limited and from the trade only Sales
extend to $50 tcs 81 80 41j At Charleston sales reach
$50 ties A. At Savannah during the week ending on the
asth nothing done the nominal price S450 at which
rate factors were unwilling O sell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

DIN: ELLrOI.
oooLiSi =, -.
300 Broadway, entrance IN Duane street,
Cennnes~,s p =, rs,r ryr
u . T. Or 4 = r,
OPHIHALMC SURGEhf NV uENEnhL
From an inc,pent disease to the complicated opera
ton =
r:a ~ = my2s Wis
'',
TRITON INSURANCE COMfANr,
NO. D WAh s.reet A. ,o..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08
JEREME, ST. Domngo 10 Dc snce-Cordova, for NYork,
d. the only American.
sASrAs, 80 do snce-Mary, Of Baltimore, for NYork
UmifeA States P6fts.

BANGOR, July 2--Cld New York, Hall, Nfork.
Owls HEAD Jnne oar United States Curtis, Havana
for Bangor. tH
Barn, Ne. June 2s--Ar Empire, Merryman, NYork; I'd
Caspian, Ryan, do.
Bosror July Ar Cabinet Berry, Havana 9th Benja-
nun Brseow Wells do; Grape York, do wa Gloucester;
cid Sun, Nckerson, do.
SALEM July 5-Ar Leonidas, Eageston, NYerk; Susan,
Newcomb do.
NANTUCKET, July AR Senator, Robinson, NYork.
PRovipsNcr, July AR Merchant, LHomidian, n York
NEWPORT, July Ar America Handy Passport for New
York; Helen Mar, NYork for Windsor, MS Avon Gibbs,
Providence for Albany; Hero Reed, do for Niork
BALTIMORE July 5-Cld Charleston, Taylsr NHork.
RIcHMorp, July .-Sd Luni, Gwinn, NYork; Vim Mckur-
sey, Avery, do.
WILMINGTON, NC, July AR Tidal Parker, NYork; Ed.
ward, Adams do; cid Charles + Thorne, Lumherson, do
CHARLESTON, July AR William Rivers NYork.
SAVANNAH, July i Ar Savannah, Hubbard Nfork; cid Eli
"a Whluey, Dyer Liverpool
APALAcHcoLA, June 25-Ar Washington Irving, Knowles
Nfork cid Mary Elizabeth Cordsen, dos Constitution Wood
bury do. s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

nR JJ.LLoYD wHiTrEMORE respectfully inform
~ his friends and the pubic that he has removed to no.
Park Place where he viii be resd to attend to the call OF those
who may honor with th,r confidence three
years in the Hospital. Paris and enc year In The Lyngn
he is competent to scientifically any disease thai
may come under his observation. mlifnSn'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08
Packets ~ Arrivt.


Shakespeare Britton Liverpool; Iowa. Pel Havre; Celia
Buchanan savannah; Druid ( Bashe Quebec; New Gr:na-
Ceiesne Fr) HeHry Havre; Ellen Gordon Havana Harriet
smith Brown Sag arsor David Cox, Coz Baltimore Tho
Warrington barge, Williams, Genoa Chief Husey Rio De
Janeiro; VIM Roscoe, Meeker, Boston.
Arrived.
Ship svre vennard,s im Hasre mdre and passengers
Ship Oranimbo, Marcy "a a. I'm Marsees mdre to Good
hue &Co.
Brig Opulence, aobnsos, IL d. I'm Turk. Island, salt
srs Tam oshantcr, Kan IA a, Curracoa hides. SC to
Foulk * SON. =
Brig washington Drakv alter, "a ds I'm ssa hemp, SC ia
A Patsulle
ndze &c to J o Ward
Brig C;sen Brewer % d I'm Juan Central America hides,
Brig Mosle Hart, i6 d, I'm Mobile, cotton 10 sturges
Sch Cashier Burt, Is ds I'm Martinique mola SC to Bad.
Sch Pacific, Landerman as d. FIN Palermo fruit order
Sch Patrick Henry, Carney. Dc I'm Virginia, corn.
Sch ENagne Lockwood 10 ds I'm City Of st Domingo
horany &c to Medal Patt.
Sch Mary Emma, Ming, d. FIN Philadelphia, coal.
Sch Spy, Somers, ds I'm Richmond coal
Sch Native. Baker, ds I'm Philadelphia, coal.
Sch WIN NJ Cromwell, Marshall, ds fun Virginia, wood.
Below
Memoranda.
The Iowa. p for Ha,re aud Shakespeare, Brit,.a for LIZ.
erpoo sail today. Their letter bags will close at Gfns Es-
change Reading Room at III o'clock this morning
There arrived the port of Wilmington ~ c. during the
year ending the soh Of June iss9 VIII ship oa1s, o
june 1898, a66 Making difference 81 l3 IN favor 81 the
present year.
The Barbet at Halifax, 9sd ult from Quebec, reports that
British. brig days from New York for Mramch
went Black Ledge Torsay morning the 2s
and became total wreck with her cargo 100 bb' -four 100
do neal ls0 do tar
According 10 the Charleston Hsrbor Masters report Of the
June there in port that day not cleared ships
barK.. abrgs 10 sehooners oor and Sseamer' exclusive
scoasters within State During the month Of June there
"a ships, ''', Is Schooner .. ships. IS Schooner
"a Brir. 50 Steamboat. IS srig 40 Steamboats,,
In the month Of May there arrived a, Havana a0a veeand
cleared le5.
In Ie the registered tonnage OF New York was Al $3.50 tons
In 1897, ending September sO'b haa increased
There were the por, Of Savannah on the 18th ol SHIPS
and briss.
Fsvorte Rio de Janeiro 40 ds osi for Nfors june 70
julia. I'm Havana for Nyorh June ~ lat 30, lon 70 40
Cumberland shnn I'm NYcrk for st Mmys, june ~ lat 81
ship was passed. supposed the New York packet Of the gath
Of May steering EsE, June Z, lat "A 45N lor 81 INV.
Great Western, ts) m Nfcrh Tor Brs'O' Eng 'O's -
Brilliant Of NYork standing Me- June 40 lat 40 Is, lon 70
Foreign Ports.
PNrnao May SID Empress, Town',.d, Nlos wa.
via Campo Beo; 2oth Tearer reenaw 20; cid previous 10
2e,h Nevius, Williams, Baltimore; ch.fta'n, Crocker,
| Eastport - :,
ST. CRors, no date--Ar whitmore wsttinsou, NYorh in
| llds. 49,
RIO pr JsSERo, May a4-Tiroleon, Clark. Nforh, as.
There American VESSELS at Maranham on the yin
MANILA, March ionau., Of NYort, FIN Canton, repair
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

N,n.es.-The Ravels-Granf Ascension, ana ne
arollest Of all psntoni.Ass, the sinvsible Harle
aun," constitute the treat for TINS evening, 81
III III - 80 haan nresented this season Burton to-
morrow night in two Of his most amusing charse
Ter
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08
HUNTING AND FISHING EXCURSION
GLEN COVE HOU Sc,
Glen Cove Landing, l.. |.
GEORGE w. VEASEY

{gF- NEWBURGH REGATTA PRIZES The Silver
Vases for the Newburgh Regatta manufactured by Ball Temp
ns Black successors to Marquand Coz may be at
their store, lSl Broadway, until Tuesday afternoon
New York, July 6, 1885, jyS IT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

On Wednesday, Sd st Mr. Stephen D. Arents, of this city
Miss Corneiia y Hanks OF Newbe, N. Co. second daughter
of the late Mr. Horao Hacks
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

WINDOW BLIND MANDATORY.
INHE subscriber respectfully bg to inform the public tina,
he has constantly hand large and elegant assortment
every description OF the painted transparent washable win
dow shades consisting Of Italian and other landscapes Daph
nous Chinese Architectural and Fancy Blinds which he
confidently for their beauty strength and great da
raby they have bees known, with common care to last
from ten 10 fourteen years. The prices o the shades
cords tases rack pue. and fittings Cor windows, complete
vary 81 and upwards per pair Blinds painted and 6tc
To order BY applying TO GEORGE PLATr, IL sprsce 81
NIB. Country dealers supplied vita blinds and blind htiAgN
mlQ-2msy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08
REGATTA.

h. r-~xo - The steamboat HIGHLANDER, Capt. S.
- Johnson, will leave the Pier, foot of Warren
.Ssnssss2- street, Wednesday morning. july 10th at
u o'clock, for Newburghand return Immediately alter the Re
gatta.
Fare for the Excursion ST. 90 cents each way Dir. w.
omsn's Washington Brass Band is engaged for he occa
SION. jyS3t+
HUNTING AND FISHING EXCURSION
TO ROCKLAND LAKE.
h s..c.sa AThe and elegant steamboat COL M
49, BUS Capt. H. Iuthill. will make an ex-
curson up the North River to Sauglters
Landing within hall a mile Of
ROCKLAND LAKE,
On Tuesday, 9th July win leave the foot OF Catharine st.
East River and Catharine ST. Ferry Wharf, Brooklyn, at
O'Clock, foot of Chambers street. past ); and Old states
Prison Wharf at hall past O'Clock in the morning.
Returning leave Slaughter Landing at hafpas three O'Clock
F. NJ allowing four hours the lake for fishing and hunt
ing.
Refreshments provided board. w. M Hoffman brass
band is engaged for the 20 ca,ion.
Fare for the Excursion, Is cents Refreshments extra
iyS-lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

PLUMBER AND ENGINEER,
No 900 Broadway,
Manufactures L Machiue, Force and other Pumps lseo
and Portable Water Closets, Hot Cold shower ana 'aPor
Baths Garden Engines aud syrnges, Water Filters &c.
~ B-Insormaon given relative to Hydraulics, and Leyes
taken for the conveyance Of water. le'.-'nn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

These returns exhibit the operation OF two banks under the
new law the smallest capitals allowed By that
II will observed that the depostes with these institutions are
small arising from the want Of confidence which the eommu-
ny have in the banks compared with the old and also
the tension OF the Money Market dealers requiring all
their funds receiving the full returns OF the banks, which
,Aou already been before the public judge from
the nat six months vhamay be expected from the
banks under law during he coming crisis That the
new banks w propery managed step between the safety
fund backs the business growing out Of the new crops after
prce. shall have reached their lowest points, there remains
bu, little doubt uh however, depends on the nature Of the
returns be made and their effect In raising the conf
dencc the public in the new ni1ion a. al present organ
ised
The New Hampshire Banks consisting Of Is institutions,
have made their mannua return the leading features Of
,shch u comnared with former year, stand as follow
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08


100 do do saddle cloths
2ooooyds csach lace assorted together with full
men Of saddlery and coach hardware which he selling
low. JNO j. SUMMERS
jys-eod3ms 1870 Water st.
NEW MERCANTILE DINING ESTABLISHMENT,
1N SANS sOUCI. 81 Broadway.-The vicinity 81 this
aolihmen to the chief OF business induces the subscri
Der to believe il be make place OF acceptable for
gentlemen who the habit OF dining the lower Of
the city,
The Dining Hall is cool and spacious and viii accommodate
door go at time The appointments of the table, and
the attendance q the first ordr and the charges will be
quite moderate at other respectable Houses the neigh
boood business The Wines also will be found ofsuperor
quality aud at prices more than usually reasonable
,enemen requested to examine the tariff of prices,
ana he quality Of the wines
oce Soups will be in readiness every day l2 o'clock
Dinner vii be served from to O'Clock.
oohe Chocolate Ice Cream, Pastry, Confee onary, Roman
anu Arrack Punch sc. at all hours.
The Coffee aud Reading saloon fronts Broadway and
te mos. agreeable elertment Of the kind in the city
| EDWARD Ali.toRD Agent late Of Carlton House
| DoN ana formerly Proprietor OF American Hotel.
uy- DR. TAlLolVs BALsAa or LIyERWORT.-
I'M medicine does not pretend 70 than it will
pls II docs not cure all diseases but it does many dis
eases oil the Lungs aud Liver This medicine only
commended by the experienced Physicians. but
taken by those gentlemen themselves for all diseases which ara
fest the virtues OF this medicine eonaers
prejudice and interested opposition. Thu. medicine
the testimony OF medical its favor also gives entire
| satisfaction to all who purchase it.
. Th' medicine is 'slds s7s Bowery Agents. 1879 Fulton
NY 81 Broa street. Newak r Fighter, Poughseepsie.
| jy6-3td&itWt
r osT-LosT Supposed to be lost on board the Ferry
Boat from Jersey Ii'y, about II o'clock SATURDAY
night last dark pocket walic containing four
dollars in uncurrent oney,a number Of Cards with the
name Them and memorsndums Of except to
| the owner.
The finder will confer by returning the Wallet and
TO the at the Aston House and retaining
| the money a. a reward for his trouble jy23r
II OST-On Monday morning, very small Crown Bird,
IL with seced brown and white head short grey beak and
long legs Whoeyer ha. found it, bring it Miss
Ellen Troe No. Murray street to Mr. Thorburns tore
shall be handsomely rewarded jy3-3r
| INHITE TUSCAN HATS-For sale at
wv % WILLIAM STREET.
This article IS entirely new and its properties surprising
good. II is kind OF pearl white aud very light II said by
ladies' great be the beautiful shape
| heen for many years.
English Dunsas's Leghon, and Tuscan Hats Of The fns
ou&es away.k 81 hand-a and ees CANT assortment
rich Lutestrng hssons selling this Establishment
common reduced prices
The subscriber, T. BENNETT, begs the favor Of call
| from his jlsmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

This increase Of vessels the month OF May
BY examination Of the Canal Collectors report ior h
season. ending the ls ns fnd there has been passu
that ONCE the following amount Of articles, viz;-
FROM OHIO. FROM INDIANA. s
Flour l02.340 bis. Flour, 1887 bis
Pork, 1880 Wheat, 1915 bash.
Wheat ZIG, 2e6 BUSH FROM ILLINOIS.
Wool, 1858 lbs Hides, 40 936 lbs
FROM MICHIGAN. Lead, 25,0S6 I"
Flour 80 $50 bis. FROM NEW YORK.
Wheat 76 s75 bush. Wool 1891
CorroN.-Tiis market, which underwent some htte I'm,
proyement Of the Liverpool has nearly resumed
its former features Some dealers still demand &c advance on
the rate at which thew held their stocks but he transactions
which have taken place show change The southern mar
kets present. entirely the appearances when The last
weekly reports evinced. The receipt, decreasing.
The following table Of stocks sales prices and remarks,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

II OST-On Monday morning, very small Crown Bird,
IL with secked brown and white head short grew beak and
long legs Whoeyer has found it, Will bring it Miss
Ellen Troe No. Murray street Mr. Thorburn store
shall be handsomely rewarded. jy3-3t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-08

This return like those q all the New Engaid states, exh
hits less speculative movements than the banks Of other sec
lion. Of the country; fact which has its origin in the whole
,ome control which the Suffolk Bank exercises the in.
tuition. within its sphere Of action The returns 81 the Bank
individually satisfactory with the exception OF the WOLF
the notes Of which have long been unsaabe in this
market, The following was its condition the lst ult,