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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-28

LIFE IN New ORLRAHs.--If IN winter
we are the gayest people on this continent,
with more variety of life and manners than
any other city presents, in the summer we
are the dullest. The monotony of exist.
ence caused by the very general absentees,
is only varied by the fever and the exciting
scenesit creates. We proceedto mention
one, the relation Of which caused n thrill
through our hearts, and struck the "electric
chain" by which we are strongly bound.
1t surely must have thrilled the heart ofthe
beholder with sudden horror.
y DR.. Lambart, an eminent French physi-
clan in this city, relates that during his fire.
quent rides through the different streets,
his attention has almost always been at
tracted as lie passed house where poor
family lived. The family consisted of a
man and his wife, both rather young. and
the latter good looking, witha little infant
smiling in beauty, and about ten months
old. He was led to notice them from the
appearance Of content that lived there, and
their being frequently on the banquette be-
fore the house. After the fever set in, he
still sa " them for some days, happy as usu-
al, but at length he missed them from the
accustomed place." This he did for two
days, until on the third, feeling uneasy for
them he stopped his gig before the house,
a'ighted--rapped at the door. No one nn-
swered; silence was in the mansion. lie
pushed open he door and went in. There
lay the husband and the wife on the floor
both dead of the fever, and the former de-
caying. The child was alive with it's little
arms around the dead mothers neck, vainly
trying to draw the sustaining fluid from the
breast. Such is ''hfe in New Orleans. y
". o. Times. s .g..4-- ...--... ..
A MORNING VIsIT.--Good morning, Mr..
Il ditor. ..t.
Sir, your most; be seated, I'm glad to
see you. ......
I've called on some little business
Sir, | shall be glad to wait on you in a
minute.
This is a Fl lie morning. .... .....
Very. editor looking over pile of let
ters, papers, &c. Reads some time and
thon-)
As said, I've first called on YOU
So perceive; I'm engaged now; I'lltalk
with you in about minute.
To see about "a
Aye, III look at it in half minute.
TO know if that l..-.
editor steps out, and stranger stops talk
ing. Enters; stranger proceeds-)
TO know
Oh yes; ph inform You with pleasure in
enc instant. ...
To settle that matter
Oh, we can settle it without officially,
no doubt, in breath of lime.
D--n it! to pay my newspaper account!
Oh! Ask your pardon, sir. I'll wait on
you now with the greatest pleasure. Fine
morning, sir. Good crops this year. Bri
tish Queens arrived. Think of getting
married! Shall if all my subscribers are as
prompt as you. What name, sir?--.N e.
Repiew. I.. ....t q r..--.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-28

There is niggcr in Brooklyn SO black
that charcoal makes Bhite mark upon
him.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-28

DORK.-50 bbs mess, one Hog 4 prime
4 pork first rate article for salo by
G. S. HAZARD
I. Aurust Is N.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-28

HIDES & CALF SKINS
THE subscribers will pay the highest
i price In Cash or Goods, for Hides or
Calf skins. G.. g. w. RICHARDSON.
july 9Th 1899.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-28

A LOT of choice Wine and Liquors on
"A consignment. low for Cash, by
CaRPEN1'ER q MYERS.
june 30.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-28
TO PRINTERS

Ty0R SALE.-A font of small Plea
IT Of about two hundred pounds, near
y new and complete, with Italic and ca
es, atthis Office.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-28

inIIIO -four for sale by
" C. A. g. A. d. WILLIAMS.
July Is, Is
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-28

000 bushels White Beans for sale BY
~VU may a. ALLEN & GIBBONS.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-28

GODFISH at wholesale, by
~ june IS, ALIENS GIBBONS.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-28

DURE SPIRITS, constantly on hand,
il and for sale by n ~
may 25. ALLEN Ss GIBBONS.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-28

TITUS & Co. ~
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries
Hardware &c. &c. LA Grange street.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-28

PALMER, BUSH g. co. sfsa
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
foot of Erie and Kalamazoo rail road. 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11
Corn Trade.

Inc Intelligence from Europe BY the Great Western has
oeeh camper to the speculative feeling in market Ia
conversation after the receipt Of the news with of
most intelligent flour dealers, learned that all idea Of ship
pug bread us to Europe had ceased exist and in the Corn
prices however, did decline there purchasers
Fer Southern they range from SO 50 and for Western
So 81 a 81 90.
The Intelligence from Great Britain and France highly
vorabe and the the continent have all been harvest
edsnd proved aSsndan much that supplies be fur
hhed to England to almost and less prices
are now current here England will require much
ana wi not therefore afford market for large surplus
ces now average In this country six dollars per barrel for
hour but IN consequence of the from Europe they will
recede rapidly IN the Of month weeks at
point IN truth should not be all surprised bread
us to decline so low here admit Of expectation Eng
iana and TO compete with their grain notwithstanding
their great protective duty.
Several dealers here still determined ts hold or the
arrival OF the British Queen for they there tell
Ing the damage week will do"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11

In the Great Western, from BrstolMadame Vanini Mdle
Minor, l. Thompson. Mrs Thompson, Miles. Mrs Miles
and child Jno Prentice, Mrs Prentice and child Wheeler,
Smith, Shute, Maxwell Ellison, Mrs Ellison and child,
John Reynolds, Ex-Governor Of Illinois, Thos Woodhead +
Hail. Mrs McVeagh Mrs Reynolds Miss Sellon, Miss Ken
geraorh Bengough Mrs Boyer Miss Boyer Baron Blanc
son, Van Schoick, ii Gleason w Oddu, Ackroyd Mrs
Odds, Mrs Ackr ,yd Mrs Rayner. Miss Rayner, Gen Raw
lings, Chas Oakley, Martini Collin, Mrs Morrison Miss
Bennett Carne Draper, Livingstone, Dean Capt Sar
lat Vscount Pomenen Draper, Beauman, Chas Stewart
Col Cohen, Layman, VIM Bstomby Thuion, Mrs Collins
Chas Oliver Jas Amory. Mrs Amory Jno Beknap Mrs Bek
nap Mrs Greene Mis-, Greene, DR. Robert Henderson, Ed
wards Mrs Hammond and Stanfes James Cox Mons
Vanni Smith, Geo Davis Jno Dunn James Stewart, Jas Me-
Brain, Jas Gnart, WIN Weyman Armstrong DR. Wheeler
Geo Dunn, Prince. John Conwell, Amio Ferguson,
Banpon Efray, Jno Dunn Robt Dunn, Leehe Jno Kirk
land Jno Bradbury Cuhbertson, Orange Jno Clans Rev
Kirk, Rev Beman, Inga e. "A Furnlss, Jno Cell
Martini Jno Rose and serv Sophia Abboson and seyt Mrs
Brdgeman, Chas Brier Paul Schmidt Dorman and sevt
lO3.
la the Ann Louisa from Vera CruzMessrs Meir, ID U.
rant, LF Faguereas and lady, Hiene, Black Hill
derbrant-s IN steerage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11

90 osod-so do Atlantic BanA Brooklyn $50 Mechanics
Association s04 ITO do 500 do American Exchange
DasA $3.50 DO Dry Deck Bank 80 60dloe do Delaware
ud'or Canal s IFS 7o60 100 do os 100 do o. loo 90
~ 70 90 6 tw 200 do ST. bnw 100 do cSt nw o
90 o 100 do % bl0 80 do s6s do Baak 81 Kentucky Ut
40 !o bsw36 do Illinois State 77l00 do Vicksburg
pans 90 so s s0d60 do Morr, Canal Banking Co s.
~ 40 Harlem Rail Road 4S SO do 4s sled % 90 ~ od
W. % 90 ~ ssod 200 do 47a s0 so do At 5000 80 Dc 4
40 100 do 47a tw 100 47a 200 do 47a 500 20 40
60 es 90 DO oodloo do stonngtsn Rail Road 20 aod
~ a1 - 70 DO 23a-20 Utica Schenectady n n lotso
34l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11

A,,v.,, Ana l7.-rhs demand for COTE. was less ami
this than the previous sss hoS.rs
ssing Our sale. since this day .snnght we're composed Of
500 bags Java s5 so4c bags ordinary % sooo or
rser;,h srssi at 10 s besides $50 bags forage At
n to 2Sc Inunre6nea very little wa: dsne As only
900 chests Manila found nood sot
tain Cotton with inquiry IN the latter part OF M
week 500 bales Georgia were placed at about same
s Asvaa.M Amr 2O-Our Coffee Market, since last
weekly review remained without any alteration and As our
utun will begin take place. buyers seem nehn-
ed 70 wait their result Of which the TRANSACT
tions Of the last eight days were to our
ton at the foil wing Java at 32c to osici
and Fair Ditto sic. Tea appears to he in more resu.st
particularly Young yson and Black Of inferior and m'ddng
qualities, winch begin be held on higher terms IN ioeIeoo
only retail bushes, DONE importers hxing 100 mg
price Maryland for dealers to execute what sma ode
thy may have received Should hswsvsr the imports Soa
Anue scanty they hhe to have been buyers VIII al
be und the nee ss 10 submit exorbtan demands OF
our holders For Vrg and other descriptions we nav
dc whole Of tn week American i. quoted al ssc to 47c;
Nickers 46 t. 13c East India, % to ss In Indigo
a0s doing 1 T"rsn.a snsa
but particularly surinam, which firmly maintains us
PRussIAr FuNDs-BERLrN, AUG. 4-st. senulS Sci !,
-Four and half per CENTS n Sss 1os State Ga.
Drrcs FUsrs-AmsrEapAM, AuG. l9-Actual Debt u
per cent SAY Ditto, per cent, 02I 1923 Ahor oyno'
II per cent 3d. SO Dto, 81 per cent, sls So Commer
eia company per cent 1871 Loan 1887 per cent
99a lo0t, Exchange London, month, l1of3 Two
months III ga.
BY the overland nail dates have been received from
dated June 3d. and also from Canton The accounts iuy
confirm the prev the Chinese authorities towards
the British residents and the complete OF the OPP
trade The whole of China with oregser hau
been suspended, their residences surrounded by miary
guard and sress of food and Denied under he Oh
special comn sione from the court at rek WIN
the view Of eect stoppage to the opium trade;
and the restraint removed until all the opium
in the port 3 chests surrendered to the
Chinese authorities. !,
This trade involves an amount four hundred laos Of
rupees annually ofhe eoating speculative
capital Bengal Bombay and China invested IN us oper
ations and the company drew annually clear revenue from
The monopoly Of nearly hundred laos OF rupees ooooes
sterling.
Treasury Bills thirty days sight, Is ii ID to 2 Bank bs
sixty days sight Is D Od ditto ninety days sight Is od TO
Id United States Bank months sight, Is 2d Insurance
Bills six months sight months date Is Id to IS ad and
London credits, six months sight, Is I'd per rupee
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11
MORNING He RAID.
- .CDrE :. mr.. =, .~I0
0y- Advertisements crowded out of todays pa.
Der, will be at ended to tomorrow.


The Arrival The News The Excitement
Yesterday was great day in New York-proba-
bly, one of the second greatest days since the flood
At eight O'Clock in the merning, the telegraph an
nounced the Great Western coming up, and such a
scene of excitement as was presented in Wall street,
and particularly near our Office, II Ann street,
never was surpassed.
In half an hour after her announcement, all the
editors reporters, conpositors, and clerks Of the
Herald efHce, were on the ground. At ten clock
we received all our packages, by the hands Of our
indefatigable news collector, Commodore Martin,
and beat every paper in New York one hour at
leastfor they did not get theirs till eleven o'clock.
Attwelve o'cio * the first edition Of the extra He
rad was put to press, embracing complete synopsis
of the foreign news, both commercial and political,
accompanied too, with two maps illustrative OF the
important affairs OF the East-one Of the maps
having been a copy OF one procured by the Bri-
fish government Before four o'clock we had issued
three editions and circulated number rising to
s,penfp one n.onsand srtras in the city. Our
ceipts were well on to hundred dolars-be
sides the gratii cation Of surprising every paper in
New York. in the promptitude, accuracy, fullness,
and exec Hence of our news.
These were deeds yesterday-or rather these
are all the lies ms rivals will say, respecta-
Bile faisehoods, which we can think Of at present,
but we trust lac ID gOou natuTeu puDHC VIII
excuse our mode.ty today On another occasion we
shall make up the deficiency, by being as important
and clustering a. any Wall street parsonage
OF the character of this news, and its effects
our markets, We refer readers to the adjoining
columns, both inside and outside. The war in the
East is not yet settled The British Indian army is
at Candahar-the Egyptian near Biz, on the Eu
phratcs-the Russian force is looking the eau.
casus--and the Fleich, English and Turkish fleets
are up the Mediterranean. There may be war, or
there may be not The Queen Of England is to be
xnarried-and she is not 10 be married-the corn
crops are favorable, aad not favorable-the cotton
market i both good and bad-money is scarce and
not scarce. Ia short every thing is in such tan
gled state, that look with great interest
for the arrival of the British Queen, we did for
the Western And the Queen will, probably, arrive
next Tuesday week, or Whereabouts, on which oc-
casion we shall again beat all the New York press
and tell many humping lies, they call our say
ings-about it. and about il.
What a strange world we live in.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11

Cleared.
Celeste, johnson, banore Spy Palmer West Indies; Re
nown, Soul, Old Point aud Rehond Grrnader (F) chau.
vet, DunLk; Union, Snow Tobasco; John Woo ford, AL
Louise Perry NBedford and wmeham sad Parks Kingston
Ja Plymouth sposner City Point John Stanley Chadwick
NswSsr1' Gs,Se grm rEhor s'e%sn ion" Bartlett,
Wilson, (B) Card; Wndsor Cairo, Lane st Johns NIB; Ala
bantam Lane, Mobiel Una Laden, Havana New York. (Bm
Wachter, Bremen.
Steam ship Great Western. Lieut. Hoskin " I'm Bristol
Gath Aug, al r ~ psgrs II Irwin.
Ship Calhoun oNisl, d' I'm Charleston, cotton &c to
Sutton.
ship Mississippi billiard, % a. I'm Sodsan,, cotton to
Ship Norman, Wool ~ days from Liverpool ndr Roche,
Bark Ann Lou, Wilson, ~ ds fm Vera Cruz with specie 10
A Haryroves-the has si2sooo in specie I. dferen,
merchants.
Bark Hecl Hadlcy IA d I'm Trinidad de Cuba old copper
&c to A Hubbard Co.
Bark Helen Mae, Marshall % d I'm Norean cotton to
Brig Gabreeho Finley, 20 a. I'm sr.a, hemp SC TO Pa
trsio.
Brig Jones, Fisher day, from Charleston, &c to
Clarn.
Brig Hunt, Ia a, I'm Knsstsp Jam, with pimeto &c to
sehr william sw.rer day, from rie,Ou, coal SC Pc
tiers h Co.
schr Reguu., ward a, ia Wilmington, NC sat,
sehr Henry, White day, from Virginia, with to
sehr Caleb Nichols Jones, days from Georgetown, with
lumber
schr Csnova Cole dy. from N.wbsrn NC, naval
captun.
schr Antartc, Susan Phebe Banner, Denman all I'm
Virginia with wood.
Sailed
Packet ship Montreal, Griha London, and others.
uemormnds.
The Helegor OF North Yarmouth from NJ York for Pictcu,
totally lost the 18th u Country Hsrbor Captsu
Webster seamen ed and arrived Al Pctou 9TH
inst
The Mledsvllis cargo was worth 100000 and the ship
$4,000. Both insured
There twenty ships four bsrks eleven brg and
twenty-five chooner in the port Of Nw Orleans the 3lst
ult
BENEFrr OF ABRsAxwATER-Lient. T. b. Linuard, Of the
" Typographical Engineers charged with the construction
othe Delaware Breakwster states that during the gale
Friday 10th u ship, brig 40 .chooaers and sloops
found shelter and safety IN the hasbor afforded BY that work
Notice 20 Warmers.
fheraftens Of the Ligh al the Of the Rrer Tdnd,,
Ian Dsnens Lard.rhe following has been received At
Loyd by an arrival from the above port addressed to W.
Dob ON, Esq.,
Colonial Secretary. office, July 49, 1898.
The Lieutenant governor directs the following public atien
TO be made for general information
revolving light at the Low Heads. George Town s
now IN full operaon and placed 3s feat above the high
ter mark the tower being 80 feet from the base to the top Of
the lantern which in height sir feet by twelve IN diameter
The alterations from light to the extreme darkness 50
cud magnetic bearings from the aforementioned places
are "A follows.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11
Garrnt Mrsh sdi.t Camp Meeting sing
sin..-yoya.c wp she Hudson.

ON THE CAMP GROUND, SING SING
Sept ~, Tuesday, 2 o'clock.
What a woude rful change has taken place in the
spread Of religious principles, since the month Of
September, l72y Just 40 years since, Charles
Wesley called together a few friends in a small
rsom close to Lincola College, Oxford (Which have
visited often) and thus laid the foundation of the
preseLt important society Of methodists; society
which now numbers its millions Of members in vari-
Gus parts Of the world; and its millions on millions
OF dollars worth OF property, IN real estate, specie,
buildings, pieiy pretty women IL also seems
that America destined 10 be very early favored
with the influence 81 the principles Of Mr.. Wesley,
and his broth rChatle under The protection II the
celebrated these two extrao mary men
landed ON a small uninhabited island on the coast Of
Georgia on the 9th Of February, 1875, when they
proceeded to savannah. This was the introdu ton
OF the methodsts America, just lob years since.
The stay OF J. hn Wesley was very short IN Geor-
gia lie had not been Savannah year before he got
entangled IN curious love scIape with Miss Hopkey,
niece to Mr.. Canston, the chief magistrate oi Sa-
vannah; Of this love various stories arc aloa
Unever was properly explained; some say, he went
too lar with her before marriage-some say, he dad
not 70 far ngh at any rate, the match broken
of; Mr.. Wesley tried spon various scandalous
charges; he had 70 leave the colony Of Georgia for
England; nc bad written TO Miss Hopkey in July, he
was.tried Nov % 1857; he left in December; Miss
Hopley had child il December 1857; this was the
first genuine methodist born in this country and Mr.
John Wesley arrived IN Londoa Feb 9, 1888 and
thus reviewed the result Of his Anne rican lsbors of
love, religion, natural philosophy, sc. sc.
sany have t. bless God for having been carried
into that slraug land contrary 10 ~ preceding rouon
Hereby trust y hath - some measure BUNDLED me, and
proved aud shown what IN my heart Hereby
Lave been taught beware Of men, Hete0 God has given
70 know many 4 BIZ servants particularly those q the
church &c ernuh Hereby passage open the writ.
ings ofholy VI The German Spanish, aud Italian tongues
Al IN Georgia h,ee heard the word q God have
levcd, and began run we'll few steps have been taken
towards rubhi the glad idngs both 10 the African
American heate Many children have learned how
sugt tod and 10 be useful 20 their ,eghbor And
those whom 4 concerns have opportunity Of knowing
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11
w. BHHsT.
IMPORTER AND JOBBER,

No. - Liberty street near Nassau.
EOuNTRY MERCHANTS visiting New York will and
~ large and varied If MEMS womens an call.
drens Winter Gloves Hosiery, white and colored Corse
MACK and co0red Silk Crsvais and Scars chidrens Belts
NC recently imported prices well worthy their attention
seplo 6tis'
LNXHi GALLERY, s7l Brcsdssy,
IL open With very beautiful ard valuable aembage
o. Ancient and Modern Paintings Of the various schools, IN
rich frames chiefly consigned London during The
past, and before exhibited % The public believed
that this collection will unf,yorably with any other
ubed Il notice in this city The pictures rr.
va,e sae The Gallery will Be open from A ~ until dusk
Amittance Is cents. sep7 lwss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11

tAvAL. July ~ TIE Caparfn 0ottsnbsrxh for NYorL
which the beach 18th having sprung Is,L "a
ret a aud carried iato Port Pine Z repair. -.
sTocEnoLA, July 23-Flsvus, Jones' NYsrk and Antwerp.
NEwPoRr, Wales Aug 6--sd l. Thornton Patterson 81
vansah; Gardner, Jackson NYork.
MAuRsrsUs, May s-Capt Curry and 10 the sts
yesterday. r lst 81
TExEL, Avg l9-arr Mason Allen. NOrlsans.
TRIrIDAD, Aug is-sld sadona, NYork 18th arr Rowen.
Dsil, NYork. #tf# 1
There were no Am vessels at sisal, IS days since.
MORAN BAT Mart Aug l7-Erances Louisa, Webb, for N
York. only Am vessel. -s7ttt sa 81 E.9ttte
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11

The effect Of the upon the market today has not
see very material The stocks Of hand are very
small and many will tran,pre before the crop
mes INTO he market any great extent that change the
ase OF anars AT the prospect is favorable rae
STOCKS IN Liverpool still large and in the manufacturing
oc Notwithstanding the productions have
market
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11
STOVES! sTOyEsu srOyEs,u

DERFECT Railway and Steam Conductor, Victoria Ma.
tona, and other Patterns Coal or Wood Cooking Stoves
The subscribers most respectfully nr attention their
aud spenpd improved CO king stoves which for beauty
simplicity quantity ,nd quality cooking, baking &c &c
NJ equal aud We challenge comparison In ali points views
and ~ We AK - convince any rational person that such are
Facts . eritica examination II the above named stoves and
they will BE- found unlike any other patterns ever offered for
sale IN this city.
Persons DESTROYS o purchasing w find IL to their interest "a
give " call previous 70 purchasing elsewhere as We will se
"eheap IS any other store IN the city Also most splendid
sale Or retail, BY SALISBURY BARKER 2s7 Water st.
SLIM between Beck man a. 4 Peek slip
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11

NIBLos-The Green Monster which is univer-
sally considered to be the most beautiful, ingenious
aud amusing pan.omimes ever produced by the RAJ
wells, will be repeated this evening, with their
tonishing performances the Bedouiu Arabs which
have always attracted crowded and admiriug au-
diences.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11
ID n ID.

On Monday evening after lingering illness, VIM. Cooper
the 9oih Of his His friends and those the family
are invited to attend his unsa this afternoon o'clock
his late residence, % Eidrdge st.
On Friday 9th inst Of consumption Lieut. VIM II. Camp
bell u s. aged AZ Hts remains inferred with
military honors from the navy yard, Brooklyn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11

.ezM FOR LONDON.-Regular packet Of 2oh Sept
49, ns n,t ss,. eeppered AMI copper fastened packet
M mp, GLADIATOR, Capt Thctiss Britton will
AL a. above her regular day The Accommodations for cabin
ans seerage passengers for elegance and comfort are toe well
nnoNn ~ require comment Tor which apply be- ~ Of
TIVE street. cr 10 WSON TcMUktAy
VI corner ef Pine "a Sstth
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11

In the Montreal for London-Geo Mole Berger, Rich
bramer and .hiliren Phiad Bell, NY; q Dasgers
Brooklyn; Forsyth 2chdren and NY; Rxon and lady
CPS Huet France Jeanneau NY; Brooker and children
Philad; Lawley, Albany, Green, NY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11
MAR RUED

Yesterday by the Rev. Joseph McElroy, Mr. Henry Bergh
to Miss Matilda Taylor all Of this city.
On Saturday evening, by the Rev. w. W. Evars Mr. Ma.
tnanel Howard Jr. Of Randolph, Mass to Miss Almra
Houghton, Of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11
weeks.

Co FIVE DOLLARS reward will be given to any
person who has Seen Oliver Charlie, dockmaster,
any where in the neighborhood of his duties. APP.
ply to the Collector.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11

great time match over the Beacon course thi.
afternoon. gentleman is to trot his mare unde
the saddle 80 miles in two hours for S5OOns charg
at the gate.