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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

ssAr Psr., Rya, Of wadosss0 0a Matsnzs, 10 days .
sehr EMPIRE Maso.. fro. Riehnsnas days, with Sour to
sshr Antelope, -, from wilai.gtsa NC. with naval
Smack Nspt.ne Appleton days from Charleston, to mas
s~ash Georgia. wssias, days from Charleston, to mas
sehr Repeater Rise, wimi.stOn. Nc sdsy with naval
stores to John Ogden.
Brig Overman-also four other brigs and schrs.
Sailed.
Europe, Marshall Liverpool st James, Sesor, Loadonj
ouca reii, Havre; and ohers-Wind w light.
Nemoranda-
"A, befors-a Key West, has been
seed TO Mobile with her cargo
Naval.
EXPLORING ExpEpIrIoN-Captan Topham, OF the America,
from Peraambuco reports that the Exploring Expedition
we'd at Orange Harbor the Of February 40 days from
no Janero, all we'll The Peacock Relief Porpoise Flying
Fish, and Sea Gull sailed cruise the south The Vim
ssnnes was surveying the negborhood Of Orange Harhor
Inc Relief was similarly employed In the Straits Of Magellan
spoken.
Adirondack Haekstaf, New Orleans for Liverpool April
IL, ai &C. long "a
Huron, Barrett Of Hudson, February l7h She had eight
whales
Foreign Ports.
ST JOHN, NIB, April aa-Henry Black, NYork; soth, Eli
United States Ports.
PoRrLAHD, April 27-Ar Hiram, Bray, Calais for NYerk.
BosToN May l-Cld Reside, Sherwood, NYork' Conpi-
ance, sparrow, do fremont Hunt, do.
PokTsMoUrH H, April 2s-Ar Spy, Somers, Richmond;
Forester, Snow, NYork for Bangor.
PHiLApELPHIA May l-Cd Martin, Palmer, NYork
BALTIMORE, May l-Cld Pavilion Atwell, NYork.
ALEXANDRIA, DC Arril 29-Sld xanader Butler NYork;
lime G"inn, do; Two Poss, do; S0th Columbian
Ter, NYork.
RlcHMoND, April Soar David M Musseroi, Young New
York. Iuscaroa Smack de- sid Pedestrian, Leeds do; Eli
zabeth, beason, do
SAVANNAH, April 2s-Vesses iu port Coriolanus Merrill
Lverpoo Alfred Chevers, dol Charlotte Gorham do; Bril-
lance Cook do Berwick Chase do Alex Watt Jshxon
Canton, Gibson, do; Acyon, (Br) Muir wtg Gossypsn
Brown do; Zcaoba Remington, dos Kentucky Hatch do;
Mary Barnard, Pitcher, do; Waham Parker, do; Amazon,
Tucker do; OTIS Bangs, do; Macon, Osborne, NYork
gusta Livermore Cinton Lyon do Excel Sherwood
Phema, Ripley do; Arsbela Hand do; Hurd Jones do La
Bruce Carson do Pioneer Cousins freight charter Edwd
WIN, Glchrst discg; Tsrch, NcKerson
Hammond, do New York, Baker, dg; Ann Chase do; State
Rights repg; Desiah, uchins Bath AIadawaska Small Bos
tor; Eagle Wiley, Havana; and Others
NEw ORLEANS April 23-Cld Taronta, Smith, New York;
Barstow, Liverpool; Osprey, Gaylord, NYork.
Citizen, Thing, DO: William, Rivers, do.
ST. JosErH, Fla, April 20-Ar Hermitage, French NYork
aad sid for NOeans; Virginia Sinclair, NYork; Lime Rock
Humphrey Do Ganza, Morrill, Mobe sid Virginia Sinclair
do; Lime Rock Humphrey, do; CumberIand, shnn do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03
MRS. sLOMAN's BENEFIT-THURsDAY EVENING


RAcro-IINION II
The this will Tuesday
and centisue four days
First Day-A sweepstakes fer years old--nie heats
$1,000 enraace-S250 forfeit 10 subscribers.
Also, sweepstakes for years ed-nils heatsentrance
$l00o-forfeit $350-fosr subscribers.
Second Day-Purse Sa00-two mile heats.
Also, match for $1,000 aside play pay between
Sockton and Mr. X. l.. Stevens stables, Of old.
Third Dayfurse s50Othree mile heats (f less number
than 4horses start S400)
Also, sweepstakes for old-nle heats-entrance
S300-forfeit Si0O-s subscribers.
Fourth Day-Purss Sl0O0four mile heats (f less mum.
Der than horses start then $so0.)
Also, match, mile heats Of $1,000 aside half forfeit be-
tween the years old Of Mr. l. Stevens and Mr. Robt Til
letson. A. l.. Bolts,
ID. III. BRANCH
The Club House occupied by Mr. Branch will be opened for
the accommodation Of visitors Saturday next which day
the New York Jockey Club resolution OF the Cub the
gath ultimo will meet and dine at h Branch for the
pose OF electsg officers, and full organization Of Me csb
Every gentleman disposed to cooperate and patronze the
turf respectfully requested 10 attend The the
Beacsa Course will the Tuesday following the
Union. For further particulars Spirit the Times and
Laaabls. ALEXR. l.. Bolts, Secretary.
ml-lw
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the history Of this trade year presents 50 .s ~
great fluctuations the value Of the article - that
just PASSED The large crop Of 1888 ssnt to
forced sPon the market early in the year, ana mees
price ua March, when upland EDITIONS were dull - Liver
pool st6ad g. The import for that msnsn was o&ie
against IS the previous This great excess imports
into Liverpool continued monthly uatil October .en nsy
Of time frnness Of holders maintained the
prices nearly the rates current IN July
Al the of the cotton the stock on
baud who had been holding BACK await
They therefore, the receipt Of that the srop would
fall much than that Of the entered the market
Since that period the market has continued steadily
rise spite Of the nrgues Of and the monied
They have fought their way STEP have hitherto bees
forced yield the conviction OF short and to the
steadRess and skill Of the holders Of the maeria until
prices have reached point indeed much higher than those Of
last year. but still not high those Of 1896 Yet the
eat value OF the material attempted the part oil the
spnners to be made bugbear ghten cotton holders into
the belief that the consumption Of must be much
duced thereby react with disastrous effect the
material Now il look little into the facts Of the
we shall find that the trade altogether In
healthy state than at the present moment The difficult
ties endavored to be ured other than the
clap traps Of spinners to affect the market.
The conflicting interests between the and holders in
Liverpool extend to this side Of he market arise those
Inconsistent statements Of the CROP with which the
southern papers have eemed Of late Oar estimate OF
the present which the earliest published the
son. and went to England the October trip e Great Wes
term made the crsP from 900 bales to bales this
governed by the influence which banking system exets
upon them other statements subsequently forth by
other parties OF which carried their estimate high
bales Since that time the developenent Of facts
which from the circular of Vincent Noe form the range
OF the present estimates
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03
l,375,0O0
100000
2,S4s,0O0 bales.
First estimate,
Second estimate,
Take the medium,

Take the medium, l427 500 bales.
Which latter in all human probability, likely prove
nearest TO trath.
This very slim ate, and that it will prove
decrease Of 900 bales from last years CROP This
the alarming fact and which they very slow
desrous Of pushing off their purchases order beneSt by
the chances OF another crop The causes however,
on the succeeding From the best information have
been able TO collect of the financial relations Of the planters
we are convinced that although the high have tempted
them TO exert themselves to the utmost for the extension OF the
cotton culture such has been the embarrassed condition
the banking system that they have bees exceedingly cramped
in their means In Mssispp particularly have these
had effect; and in whole sections psntsrs with their manual
force have removed to Texas II ca cslaed that Mssis-
nssnse. have fsd bearing on other a.s. to greater or
less extent In this view constrained think that the
aggregate crop Of ls4o will BY exceed that Of this
year
With this PROJECT OF supply will take extended
Of the whole trade In the first place the manufacturing
About the time that large majority Of these mills
operation the revuon this country took place and
Immensely increased sppy Of goods the prnc
pal demand for them which arises this sde ceased almost
entirely Under these Circumstances IL is matter of surprise
WAS actually the es % SSs ~ssa aS 0Ssr Than
followed by large supply Of the material which
sustained prices by capital sk employed in
until the relieved from their stock
the trade stands the spnncrs have fair stock only
hand with the prospect of short supply while the prices Of
the material although higher than those Of last have
not become after Of speculation and imitation Of
bask capital; but after Of economy in imports and
OF bank credits There TO he disparity be-
the prices Of merchandise and that Of cotton but
the verge of Of prosperity larss
number Of banks large scale about to take the
field Our old banks by the sale Of their cotton put the deal
possession Of the Of Psrchasng goods On every
side preparations for large trade making and the imports
Of fall will exceed BY $4,000 900 those Of last year
This will give ample for the prices Of manufactured goods
to rise renunerang rate the material, which
must also undergo further improvement; before the
Of the planters will tbs production again to git ahead
Of the consumption.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03


b.er done in Wall street today, and financial anar
generally wore propihous aspect The msrss' " 'ns
STOCK Exchange has been more buoyanl sales have no.
been large but very general improvement prices was man
fest at close Dry Dock Bank Improved per cent Dsa
ware Hudson It per cent? Ohio Life Trust per cent;
u g. Bank per cent; visksbsrg per cent? Bank Of Ken
lucky per cent; Mohawk per cent Paterson per cent
Boston Providence cent; New Jersey K X per cent
Harlem ~ per cent; Stonngtoa declined per ceat.
Capitalists and banking institutions are busy in organizing
for future The necessity ofsome system ofoPe
rat;ons felt before much be done active business Rem
pants Of business be collected and consolidated
aud the elements called into being to fad their proper
spheres harmony before business will snoohy
forward These arrange rapidly progressing ana
few months will find in the full tide ofprcsPerity
The worst features in our market that or domestic ex
change The the soath and Southwestern po'n'
continue be such put bar to extensive commercial
movements.
The following the csrren rates Of BANK No'e' anu
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The movements among the southern banks particularly
those at Mobile getting into such train as will be OF ma
eral advantage regulating the Of exchange On this
subject the following extract from letter. dated Mo-
bile, April 25th:-
The banks are compelled by law to have by LIST July
one 9Th part Of capital specie their vaults no mat
ter whether they not Thus the Bank
OF Mobile with less than 100000 circulation must have
$500 spece and the Planters and Merchants Bank about
$350OOO with equally small ercuaton For their own
notes spece New York New Orleans
at l a Ia per cent premium Yours.
The reduction exchange here noticed is the first fruits Of
the news brought the Great Western The Of
which she brought Rtegenc have furnished the Banks with
the mean. drawing; and they have it with prompt
deserving by of the ether southern banks
reduced the rate The English is Of such
character enable the banks generally furnish their Gus
tsmers with northern exchange at low rate-that . u
they are disposed pursue legitimate business The trans
actions the have been Of such sharac-
ter to destroy all confidence in their inclination to pay when
able. illustration Of this statement will glance at the
conduct Of the Vicksburg Bank Of Mississippi stated in the
report the Commissioners That institution obtained con-
troll of the cotton BY flooding Me country with post
These deprecated twenty to thirty cent She then
shipped the cotton and drew il instead Of selling the
change according the sntcpatons she had held out for the
Of the public She despatched agents to the
west End with northern funds bought produce pork &c
for the New Orleans ars monopoly caused rise in the
prices Of articles and the very planter, whose cotton
was the basis Of the paid the bills he received
back to the agents 20 per discount the pur
chase Of the Of life is under such system that
one OF the richest Of the Union stands the lowest point
Of credit
The following statement Of the Bank Of Tennessee and
Branche on s Of April 1882 compared with the state
r.eut Of March, 1885,
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In the st James, London Howe and lady, David
Williams, Henry umphrey " AshtoH, Boston Robert
sedgwick Miss Elizabeth seagwck Miss Maria sedwick Mr.
Plivay Mrs Petit De Bier and children, Daniel Hunting
ton Mrs Levy, children and servant Miss Levy, Mr. Vir
Bryck Henry Peters Gray, Rev JAS Horne Sgnor Dux
Havermyre, Mr. MeClay and lady New York Miss sedg
wick Cstharae Sedgwk and servant sockbrsge Mass
Joseph sangdon, Smyrna; Mrs McDougal Mis- NowiI
Williams Mrs Holt Miss Strong, Engandj Mr. Parsons la
dy chd Canada Meyer Germany Christian Ger.
berding, Richmond John Thorns, Utica; Mr. Maott Italy
In the Europe, for Liverpoolhr Mary Scott, Jamss Gr
nond Geo Gordon Jr Chas Wainwright, New York James
Dickson Rev Chandler Robbins, Boston, Brewer New Or
leans; Mrs Hodges Thos Beny, Philaaclphia Turner,
England NJ Miller, lady and servant West Indies, Tho
McCormet Charestoa; Mr. Gadsane lady and servant Miss
Kinds. Liverpoo Guerard Porel Savannah; Charles
Sheriff. Illinois, Mrs Blair sehldren aud servant Scotland
Miss waiworth, Masehestcr; Mr. Hyslop, West Indios
In the Utica for Havre-C Bocll, Dsheld and lady,
Mrs Bardoe Mrs Brainerd Madame Aehille Coulter OF
York, and Hooper Eaton, Of Baltimore.
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Packet shin Mediator Champu, London and Portsmouth,
March a. with mdre 10 John Griswold
ship York. Meyer ITO days from Canton, with teas and silks
10 order. -
ship Newark Thatcher Savannah days. with cotton &c to
johnson Lowden.
ship charI.aagne Jackson, New Orleans, 20 days. with
cotton. -.
Aymar \ Co. -
chss horsas.
Whale ship America, Topham, from New Zealand via Per-
psmbuco. March rs, with full cargo OF oil.
Whale ship Rosaie I'm whaling voyage, and last I'm Rio de
Janeiro, Feb Sc, with oil.
ship Assop Sinclair Charleston, days, with cotton 10 Geo
Sutton.
ship Orbit Latham Savannah, days. with cotton &c. to
order.
ship North star, Benedict days fm Philadelphia, with
val stores 10 Thonpsos.
Brig 81 Marks, Williams st Marks IL days. with cotton 70
WPratL
Colombia. brig Cesar Wakefield Al d' m Anso'turs, with
Brig W. Taylor Hoey d. f Savannah, with cotton 70
sturges elearman
Brig Sun, Brown day. from Charleston, win cotton to
Buckley.
Brig A~ere. Robinson ror, Prince 10 ssy' with mdss
soOp o. Boston, Cap, Bsssi Havans, April . via Key
scSr Mary Maria, Comb, Do q. Thomss.cs, with ~e
MASTER
plaster
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pAkn IAhA SRK-THs lvnBUsso Vail be ps.-
THE LORD OF THE IsLEs-Ronald, Mr. siselair-r...
bella, Mrs GIBBS
| To conclude with
Rchiags-Zolse, Madame Leeonte
Dess open at cPersfsrmAee commence at quarter past
Boz Tickets, $l-Pit, 80 sent.-Galery, Is cents.
| NATlONAL THEATRE.-.Late ItaI,an Op.ra HOUSE
~ Mr. WALLACE Lessee-Coraer of ro.ard a.J Ch.rcL
streets, ten doors from Broadway-THIs EVENING, win
The MOUNTAIN sYLPH-Donald, Mr. w,,,o,-u.,.
IT. Mr. segu,n-E9iia Miss shirref-Jesse, Mrs Bailey
WHAT HAVE DONE 7--Mr Peter Perkins, Mr. Lsub,r,
Mr. Bouaceable Mr. w II WILLIAMSBURG Ms. M"s;a
Doors open to commence al T. Bore.
81 Pit 80 cents Gallery 10 cents.
E,RANKLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE, under
l. the direction Of Mr. w r. BLAKE. THIS EVE.
THE IDIOT wITNEss-Gilbert, Mr. T s cline-Robert
Armand, Mr. Chares-Janet, Miss Norman
To be followed by La Petit Louisa Fredau who will
orgiL;al hornpipe
THE TURNPIKE GATE-Joe steadfast Mr. T Cline
Crack, Mr. Wls-Peggy, Mrs Watts.
Door; open ats Performance to at
1ocIock film.
ROwERY AMPnITHEATRE-(Lal Geological In.ti-
ID tute)-No 81 Bowery.
Mr.. GossIN, making his second and farewell appeal
them that exerons shall be wanting his part render
the evenings entertainment attractive any that hi
which embrace the whole strength of the Company will be
found of the most attractive order.
1nC May
FIRST music will commence at Z o'clock.
The evenings performance will precisely at half
past o'clock, with grand tranpoline lesps
Elegant Equitaon by Master James Howes.
Ground and lofty tumbling by the company.
Alemande two horses by Mr. Howes and Mrs Cos
sin.
Feats ofjugging by Mr. Miller, who stands vhos,
petitor.
fashionable Monstrosities by Mr. Shindle.
STU vaulting BY the whole company
Mr. Spencer will appear in the character Of the Dying Moor
Equestrian Manager, Mr. Rockwell-Ring Master Mr.
Needhan-Ciown Mr. Gossin.
At this period of the evening the first part OF the perform
ance concludes and order render 10 those
ladies and gentlemen who wish take refreshments enjoy
the conversation of their PARTIES 10 will eapse prev
Gus to the reaction Of the performance.
Tight wire, first time, Mrs Spencer.
MT Gossins dog Roa will perform many pleasing tricks.
Polish Enree, introducing rapid evolution, (charac tersc
and magnificent costsme) by male and female
MIR John Smith will appear and sing avorite Ethiopian
Song.
The Sailor on Horseback, by Mr. w Howes.
Slack Iope, by Master Franklin.
Principal act Of Craftsmanship, by Mr. s Howes
The entertainments will conclude with the aughabe piece
Of the BARRIERS SHOP IN AN UPROAR.
Boxes SO eons-Pit 25 cents. mo
MRS. SLOMAN'S BENEFIT-THURsDAY EVENING
NEXT.
GO CARD.-MRS. SLOMAN respectfully informs
her friends and the pusc that her benefit take place
Thursday evening next May 3D. which occasion will be
produced celebrated play, in which Mrs. Sloman will
tain the principal character. MIR Soman will appear in
iauehabie musical farce and sing several comic songs To
conclude with novel nicrtanment. in which Mrs. Soman
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

NOR CoLoRINo RED OR GRAY HAIR A PERMA-
NENT BROWN ORBLACK.-Red grey hair nay
be permanently eocrcd rich and glossy brown black BY
sse application Of Mshoms eds Turkish Dye and instead Of
peaanee and grow very laxurianty 80 just 10 the
reputation 81 this article that orders have been received for
from American ssnems residing Canton, who have salts
cory tested lis efficacy while athome. Price - per bottle
and cold wholesale snd retail al
GUf0Ns, leo Broadway,
ais-y Agents for the United states Of America.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

Elizabeth Staples, Bangor Mel Manchester Knapp Rich;
nond Dscet Briggs Balt~ore Dunu, Sherwood Chaestos
Pilgrim Godfrey Portsmouth; swan, Griswod H.rtiord Cyg
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03
JAMES O'DONNELL,
AT TOR NEY At LAW.
GpAy (MaipeA

JAMES O'DONNELL,
ATTORNEY At LAW.
CRAY, (Maine.)
REFIRs ro-Hon. John Anderson Collector ofthe Port
Portland; and Messr Goldman Fox Counsellor. al Law.
Q lie will practice IN the counties Of Cumberland and Or
. ss. ana attend . '"' collection " parts sm
TO DRY GOODS JoBBERs STORE KEEPERs MAN
UFACTURERs, &c.
Letter rre executed superior style favorable terms.
Js received assortment Of Piais and Ornamental Type
examined and all pronp,y aeaded TO- Wedding Wis
sg and Commercial Cards engraved ia superior STYLE and
Gard Plates have them printed the latest and
approved fashionable style Of Cards. at short notice Just
ans Wedding Cards. which for rheness and bAney Of poi
sh cannot be exceled
which uneommony thick, with the improved Bronze Edges
Brass Door aud Number Plates Seals, SC Sc
Fashionable Card Engraving and Printing Establishment
a2eIm. 80 Jshn street, corner ofWillian-
DAssFoRp's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AND
ID CHESS ais Broadway and n Ann street entrance ons
Cisths Ba &c. &C. and Cor health Purchasers and
players invited There Ia Billiard Tables ready Coz
cushions eagle and wood frames the best a.srtmeA
offered the public mysiy
ID EMOvAL.--F. NELLY, JR. CO, Importers Of
N Watches, have removed from No 10 70 No % Maiden
Lane, up Stair, aSO-lw
+ osT OR STOLEN From my Saloon, 70 white street,
IL on the morning Of the LIST May, plain GOLD RING
JtWeicfs
brokers requested 10 stop the offered for safe
ibers reward will be given TO the finder deteeor
mya3r JOHN CHARRUAUD.
CODA WATER SODA WATER! wv. r. hoRRIs's
- (ate Lynch Clsrkcs Soda Water draft IN Bot
les al C. H. RINGS Drag and Chemical store 64i Broadway
Congress Water In Ints quarts constantly on hand fresh
from the Springs Al dcwS town prices. IS nis'
o. Ono 40 WAS the quantity Of Steel Pens
Sd, SOS 4CZ ssfsa,ured by JOSEPH elliott
from October 1897 TO October lsSs-The above statement
will show s,e estimation in whc these pens held, and
presumed will be dacenest 10 those who desire really
good article al least 70 make Trial sf them To be had Of
all atoners and Wholesale only at the manufacturer ware
house 100 Bsekman street mott
M lens, YOUTHS I'D CHILDRENs CLOTHING
lVl The subscribers Keep constantly hand very large
Of Ready Made Clohrg suited 70 every age and
re, which will be sold at low prices for Cash
" as sm. GEO. A. HOYT n CO.. IA Bowery
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Packets 10 Arrive.

Packets 40 Arrive.
LospoS
wellington, Chadwick, April !
Qsebee. Hebard, April 10
LIVERPOOL.
Oxford, Rathbono, March 70
Columbus, Crspper. April 8
Liverpool, (s)Fayrer, April 10
HAvRE
Poland Anthony, April ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

REFIRs To-Hon. John Anderson, Collector ofhe Port
Portland; and Messrs Goldman Fox, Counseors al Law.
90 lie will practice in the counties of Cumberland and Or
ford aud atesd to the collection q demands all parts Of tie
State a5-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

o. THE STORE Of the subscriber will during the Spring
and Summer season. remain open until O'Clock the evening
order to give opportunity for strangers others
ing articles in the Furnishing Hardware line make
lections and purchases
ID. L. DELAYAN, IL Maiden Lane
Ry3-y lw A few doors below Broad ay
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

GO NOTICE.-An assessment of dollar per share has
been made upon the stock Of The BRIDGEWATER COPPER
MINING COMPANY to be paid before the June
next At the Office Of the Treasurer No l0e Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
All arearages ofnstaments heretofore called daily
ed paid arranged for by the said first Of Jane
viii be forfeited according to law.
Extract from the Charer No transfer Of stock Of said
Company shall be valid eectua until such transfer shall
be- entered registered in the books Of the Conpa.y
BY order Of he Board, J. DOBSON, Treasurer.
Philadelphia, April 10, 1889. a29 eod6t'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

1 .Ss.x EK COLLINS 4 CO. 70 sosn"
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1875, 1000 and not over 10000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

ny- NEW YORK TATTERsALLs-For sale severa
6ns young and sound Horses single and IN pairs, just from tn
country Also, very fast Trotng Horse, enc very fas
Trotting Mare and enc very fast Hacking Horse.
GEO. W. MILLER
mist Successor to j. W. Watson, 446 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

90 CONSUMPTION CURED.-Joel Perkins, No. 70
THIRD street. had this disease in its form. very
lent cough raising Of large of matter from the lung
pain In the aide and chest sweats aud fever. lie was
weak Nc cod scarcely BREATHE and finding nothing that wosI
hin he csnsidered his words foot who
in the grave and the other two thirds s hut he ia
duced Dr. Tayor Bslsam sLverwort ofwhich he tool
four bottles, and IL wholly cured hin.
FsAuos-Look cut for them. Go only to s75 Bowery FOL
the genuine medicine.
Aerrrs-Nlrs Hays, 100 Faton IT., Brooklyn; ST. Broa
st., Newark; Abraham Trinper, knderhook j. ID. Philips
Se~burgh; r. RICHTER PosghkeePsie; Philip Eltng, Ne'
Patr. &c my1-2l.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

MEMS, YOUTHS md CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
lvl The subscribers Keep constantly hand avery large
assortment Of Ready Made Clohng suited every and
.,,e,wbich will be sold at low prices for Cash
as SIN. GEO. A. HOYT CO.. "a Bowery