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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-09

nRRis TOOTH NAsH--Preparea from the origin
~ al recipe only by Daniel Goddard, No :, Gold street.
New ork
The Orfis Tooth W ash purely vegetable preparations
possesin. properties cleansing and mouth
restoring the gums healthy state and preventing any
oiOur whether
decayed teeth, deranred OF the stomach.
''>ound teeth and white teeth the valuable po
ron of poor humanity, but how many neglect the
their preservation, surrounded by all the
needed. Among these know of none plea
and efectua than the Ors Tooth W cieanses
whitens the tech, strengthens the gums purhes the
mouth, and breath We recommend
all, young and od.'-Boston Post.
'sThe Orris Tooth Wash the best detergent
used Oil cnameI."-Boston Transcript.
! To the Public-Ihe testimony OF the
Dentists the Medical Faculty
part of the Union, united favor of ,he os
/ Tooth Wash.
From DIR. EIeazer ParmIey, Denst.-'I nave used the
sOrris Tooth WASH, and having been made ntod
the articles OF which composed, feel great plea
recommending agreeable wholesome, and
ettectual wash for the mouth
ELEAZER PARMLEY,
/ No. IL, Park Place, y. Y, January, ls3S.'
From N Dodge, manufacturer Imitation Incorrup,b
Teeth Suueo, Daatt.t, New Noh.Aktiuntlriest--
consider your Tooth Wash the ! WISH 70
keep hand for the Of my
send a supply. (Siznel) Y. DODGE,
l23 Canal street, New York, July Is, 1887"
Recoinme have been rcceiy from the following
from ). VI. AIeeks, NJ D., Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
- J. II. Harris, Surgeon Dentist, Nashville, Tenn
g j. l.. Igget, do. do
- DIR. 5. \. Shurtleh, Boston.
- John Randall, VI. d., do
- Walter Charming. VI. d., do.
- r w. Parsons, Surgeon Dentist, do
For sale by IRWIN REED y BROTHER; Richmond, Ia
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HATS, CAPS, &C.
New Hat and Cap r..

VIE undersigned have INTO pa ftnetship IN IN.
1 mandatory Of Fine BEAVER, DfrrR Rom. So,
ami Wool HATS ' "'
iiiff also iHnnufactIry Ladies' Black and D,,t H.r
Hats; their customers, and public in general M.
Ieste t" call and they be in shape size. color
quality and ''
They have now on hand, and ntend koen,ng n $500,
assortment OF Mems and Boys fine and Goa ,sc g pS
'ou>THt MEkcHAnfs are particularly Invited -, 80, ~,
examine their s"rk, as u large and arn,esl Ia hs ,1
~ qualty and style TO the Western t'o,rtry o.
will he thankfully received and ponctuaIIy attended .,
terms i"aHe cay. tAI.EB SIiEARON
JOHN SuFFRISS
'''A'"'>" ''''' ''"' tN''. 4su
s1.' fi'h)L BOOKS, Hc.--lRvIn RErb & nro7ur. 49,,
}nst receirs ed a small OF school Boob. S,,,,a
&c. Richmond, jan 2G. le3p =, =
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

NfE subscribers take THIS method Of informing the pub
lie thev have this day assigned al le property
real and personal James r. Mendenhal and Daniel r.
gas Trustees the benefit Of ,hsir creditors, and
hope 81 doing receive the appreciation OF all
THORNBERRY, HAYNES s. Co
v B. Persons wishing rnacanerv, castIng Or any
other articles line usual By calling
uson me sssizaees. T. II. Il Co.
RichEaen8 December liza. 1898 4su
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Id 1 - - OIL TION

The partnership heretofore existing ,I. ~. firm =,
FLEMING ADDIENAN, has oeea, lhi. lav di..ol-
yea y mutual consent Al those ebied m there
tore 49, The necessity PAYING Up without DELAY.
s oi.the- g" the OLD hr,n viii be by III
LithlN''' "h" val be happy SELL. GOODS and.
al the same time, receive md receipt IL due said
firm. SAUTEf ITEuJNf.
BENJAMIN ADDIENAN
hiehhphi; Jan. ist, 1888 5ltf
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A FARM FOR SALE.

THE undersigned wishes sell tract Of land ronaTSf
81 acres, good soil. well nbered, and on n. ~sssfs o.
Fail creek, Henry county, Ind ana. and kno-a a fs
,u.n Quarter OF Section tSeny-nine, sownsntP -
North Of Range nine and Immediately adjoining 10 's
sd BIZ Isa.r H,r-. Forty acre. Of des dsnss
ard n su. ,d., r., r.srn~ Terms will b liberal. ss1
vii De made known by application 70 the ssosef'o~i S
miles East Of Richmond ..o<.cr-
-. ,o,o 5l-a
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The stock generally well assorted, and viii re sold
liberal credit-for coed paper. (Anv person wishing
10 engage IN business Oh application viii ind this an excel
lent Opportunity. l.. L. II RNtR-
Richmond Nov. ?. l-3s. 43tf
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Lumber Wanted.

ME Subscribers wish purchase large quantity OF
i LUMBER OF every description, : which cash will
Do given. III. = u ID. l.. HAMILTON.
Richmond, June 23 1888. 2iu
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"a Ga EELWIIIEs
Surgeon Den It's ( /.

A. taken directly orer Irwin Reefs Drug S,o
Nam street, where he prepared of al Operations
Deatis'ry, tie approved plaza lie has eighties
different, instruments for extracting teeth y which the ~
difficult and however decaye9 can De removed Wits
perfect
y b. Take car. your teeth IL you know whs, geed
and comfortable delays dangerous Artificial teeth fs
in any goo4 He~, mistake ReTere"e
10 htaldre1s
Richmond, Dee. g, 1875 Blu
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THNiE undersigned, wishing close place
offers sell entire sieck of GOODS, consisting of
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE. CROCkERY,
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
md lie snin m
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
Varni>heS. &C. &C,

good quality be procured in tine Eastern C'tes;
which he viii sell WHOLESALE and reasonable
j. h. Dt t'Da LIZ
RICHMOND. Wayne county, Ind, Feb. 3, 1885 At
The native American., 1839-10-05

An examination was Immediately held by Doctors
james Rush and G.. Emerson, Which resulted in
the discovery that the ball had passed entirely
through the head, entering Immediately beneath
The right eye, and carrying with it aportion OF the
skull and brain. A few moments after the exam
nation she expired, not having spoken from the
time she received The fatal injury.
Mr.. Wood was Immediately conveyed to the adj
joining room, apparently in a state of phrenzy,
where he was detained by the instructions OF the
Attorney General, George w. Barton, Esq, UNI
nj the physicians should have concluded their en-
animation, and made report thereof The idea
that Mr.. Wood had swallowed poison was at first
entertained, but this was soon dispeed. lie
avowed that he had committed the act, and de-
clared that he considered il juslifiabe. Sool al
ter the arrival Of Mayor Roach, Mr. Wood was
aroused from the apparent stupor into which he
had fallen, and upon being questioned by the
Mayor and Mr. Barton, he admitted th.t lie drank
three glasses Of brandy about ten minutes before
he perpetratcd the horrid Decd and that he de-
| liberatey went into the room in which his daueh-
ter was sitting, placed the pistol close to her head,
and fired. ...#
| One of the servants, colored man. named
Joseph Seymour, testified that he heard the re-
port Of a pistol while he was engaged in the kitch-
Ell, that he Immediately fastened up stairs, and
found Mrs. Peak lying on the floor, her face coy
cred with blood, pair Of pistols lying near her,
and Mr. Wood standing little distance from the
deceased The husband Of the unfortunate lady
remained in the house with his dying wife for
some time, in a state Of great distress, but was
finally persuaded by Mr.. Burton to retire.
Immediately after the examination Of Seymour
and of Doctors Rush and Emerson, Mr.. Wood
was committed to Moyamensing prison.-U. S.
Gazette.
The native American., 1839-10-05
MOST SHOCKIG MURDER.

PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER l.
The quiet Of our orderly city is rarely disturbed
by such Ell appalling tragedy was acted yester-
day, and we ito not remember to have seen thu.
members OF this community more shocked at anv
event.
Few If any of our city readers but will recol-
lcct the elegant ice cream establishment Of Mr.
Wood, opposite tho State House The housc
has been recently put in order at very great cx-
pense, and is, perhaps, one of the most splendid
Of the Kind in the United States. Mr.. Wood vas
assisted III his business by his wife and daugh-
ter about twenty years of age. Some two weeks
since, Miss Wood was privately married to Mr..
Peak, hootmaker in fifth street, and as VIC gath
er from inquiries, on Thursday last she lcf. her
fathers for her husbands house. No sooner had
the knowledge Of his daughters clandestine mar
riagc reached the car Of MIR. Wood than he i'm
medately closed his store, and refused to attend
to business.
Mrs. Wood, however, on Friday or Saturday,
induced her daughter 10 return, TO The house, as
suring her of her fathers forgiveness, and of an
early reconciliation with Mr.. Peak. We did not
learn that there was any cordiaty in the rcccp-
ton Of Mrs Peak by her lather, and the place re-
manned closed.
About ten o'clock yesterday morning, the re-
port OF pistol in one Of the upper rooms of Mr..
Woods house attracted the attention Of persons
in the street, and it was soon asccruined THAT Mrs.
Peak Gate Miss Wood had been shot by her
father.
The body was found lying in the back room
ol the THIRD story, the face covered with blood
The native American., 1839-10-05
DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.

NJ ". Of Pennsylvania 6h SIS 6et,rcen
Broen's 8 Gadsby's Hotels, Washington City.
sEHE undersigned respectfully Informs the citizens Of
taken the Drug Stre formerly occupied by Dr. s. Mitch
ell corner Of 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween Browns and Gasby's Hotels where he intends
keeping on hand nil and fresh supply OF Drugs Med
ciles, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye Slns. &c. Also
very general assortment of Fancy Articles, Chewing To-
bacco SHUTS, and Segars. Of the best quality
Physcians SUBSCRIPTIONS carefully aud accurately COM
pounded.
VIM. +. BENDER, from Philadelphia,
July ID Phaimaceutist.
The native American., 1839-10-05

EMOVAL,- Boteer s. Dom, having purchased the
stock Of goods of Mr. Seth Hyatt, would respect
'nly lnrh their cuscIners and the Public generally
hat they have taken that well. known stand formerly
occupied by p. Mauio & Son, nearly opposite Browns
Hotel, AID lately ty Mr.. S. Hyatt, where they intend
continuing the house. furnishing business extern
sivrly than formerly.
Tie! have now on hand well selected stock Of goods
embracing almost every article used in genee house
Keeping, to which they would invite the attention Of
persons furnishing.
Will be found now in store general assortment Of
Cainet-waIe, Chairs, Beds, BeGsteaLs, Mattresses
Looking. glasses, China Glass and Crockery- ware
Lamps OF various descriptions
Knives and Forks Plated and German Silver goods
Britannia ware, Brass Androns
Shuyels, longs and Tenders
Hollow. ware for kitchen purposes
lin and Wood ware, Garden Tools, &c.
All Of which they vii sell low for cash, or time to
rEnctnal customers. June
The native American., 1839-10-05


The line Of Procession will half past nne and rro-
ceed along virginia Avenue to Sd street, down Sd L. ong
to Sh up 9Th to q along 3D. up Cd Ave
nue. along the said Avenue by south of the Capito
street, up "A to sth along 9Th F. along to 9th up 9Th tc
~ along to 7th, down 9TH E, along 6h down 10
pennsylvania Avenue and along The said Avenue to the Ma.
tional Theatre On arriving the THEATRE the
Will open to the right and left aud face inward observing
proper distance permit the Grand Lodge followed hv
he fncampmen Visiting Bi ehren &C., enter the luiI;n,
tue oand playing an appropriate piece of music. The pro-
cesson VIII enter the Theatre covcred after all the members
are I'M and seated the NJ W. G. Master will give three ran,
with the gave as signal for them 10 uncover
The Exercises will be conducted 10 the following order
Anthem by the Choir
Prayer.
Original Ode by the Choir.
GRAFTON,
ny the Rev. r J. d. McCABE, the Rise, Progress anc
Future Prospects Of the Order.
/ Anthem by the Choir.
GRAFTON,
by the Rev. Br f. CHAPIN the Principles and Tendenc,
OF Odd Fellowship.
Ode to Charity.
Prayer.
Music by the Marine b nd
After the ceremonies closed the Order will again farm
as ana Will proceed along Pennsylvania avenue NORTH
o. rresuents house to street, tt,ng 10 Water street
Georgetown Water to High up High 70 Cav alono
Gay to Washington, down Washington 10 Bri1ye j, No
along me Avenue to F. along llh down iii % nr,s,
saloon where dinner will be provided and the Order
'ne mead oil The Procession reaches Saloon
WI again open to the right and e face nwards and mass be
Grand Lodge, &c. to the front. - ~
- me Theatre will be 'poned at IL O'Clock for
hc admission Of visitors the FIRST Tier &c Boxes being ex
pressy appropriated for ladies and us rnnch Of tho srcont
er as may be necessary. The Public are respectfully invited
to attend without urtlcr notice.
The native American., 1839-10-05
q EoE &c Sn EENY

NJ oTARI PUBLIC, Conveyancer and General A gent,
1 has removed to the Office Of the Fircmen's lnsu-
rance Company, Pennsylvania Avenue, opposite Browns
Hotel. July 2S
The native American., 1839-10-05

MoRUSs MULTIcAULIs TREES. The Subscriber
Of his growing from the roots and cuttings, from
20, 900 10 $4,000 genuine Mous D,lticau frees These
trees large and SUPERIOR many of them now measure
from five eight feet, well branched, and will count
from one TO two hundred buds each. will sell any
number that may be required by the bud, by the foot,
by the tree Ike trees be sent safely to any part
Of the country directions when desired will be given
10 ensure their preservation through the winter Letters
addressed to the subscriber, post paid, will receive
prompt attention f. HOWARD,
Aug. II. near Seven Buildings.
The native American., 1839-10-05
ORDER OF PROCESSION,
For the Celebration Of The Iwelfh Anniversary.


yE'HE BRETHREN of the ENDEPEN DENT
a Order OF Odd Fellows of Washington will as
sembe the Hall of ,stern Lodge the Navy Yar.
the morning Of Tuesday, The 9Th Of October O'clock
and the Procession will be formed O'clock under The
direction Of the Grand Marshal and his i,sssans-he
vcra Subordinate Lodges taking rank according seniority
the Junl,I Lodges in front, as follows
BAND OF MUSIC.
The first division under the direction Of Assistant Grand
Marshal Br. YOUNG. ~...
EASTERN LODGE No. T.
Br. KELLY, Marshal.
In the following order of formation the Brethren in all
forming ABREAST except when otherwise designated.
Outside Guardian, with drawn Sword.
Banner with two Supporters
Brothers, with white aprons.
Brothers Of the First, or White Degree.
Brothers of the Second, or Covenant Degree.
Brothers of the Third, or Royal Blue Degree
Brothers Of the Fourth or Remembrance Degree.
Brothers Of the Fifth. or Scarlet Degree.
All wearing white collars and white aprons decorated with the
appropriate embematc coors Of the respective degrees.
Inside Guardian with drawn Sword.
s''s ssass sea s:'s:tss
NJ: ST.: i'd e.: :ss
.ssss and with VICE sa GRaS nd
Supporter with NOBLE GRAND, ) Supporter, with
S'as ssso ana i"
WASHINGTON LODGE, No. 6.
Br. HAMMOND, Marshal. s.
The Brethren take rank arranged the same
above designated for of Eastern Lodge
CENTRAL LODGE, No. /.
Be. w. LLOYD Marshal.
The Brethren this Lodge also will take rank observe the
order of arrangement in s formation above ndca
ted for Eastern and Washington Lodges
VISITING BRETHREN.
To take position according to rank and numbe
MUSIC
Second division under direction Of Assistant Grand Marshal
Rr. BLAKE
COLUMBIAN ENCAMPMENT OF WASHINGTON.
Br. s. STETTIEIUs, Marshal.
OF FORMATION:
Junior Warden, bearing the Pararchal Crook.
Banner with two supporters.
Patriarchs in full rrgalia, walking tive abreast.
Guardian.
Treasurer Scribe.
Senior Warden.
Son of Nmrod, HIGH PRIEST, Son of Nimrod,
with badge.of office carrying the Bible with badge Office.
w ha'' creot PATRIARCH with ra creei
Orators Of the Day. Chaplain, &c. (whte sashes)
Officers and Members Of the Grand Lodge United States.
Past Officers from distant States, &c.
Grand Sire Of the United States. q.
The native American., 1839-10-05

EbEMOVAL.-The undersigned has removed his Um-
ID brella and Bonnet factory from opposite the
Seven buildings, to sns building between 18th and
18th street. which he has put up for the purpose The
encouragement which he has been extended to him. has
induced him to contract for large supply of materials,
plates extending his factory to meet The demand, con-
slant supply. wholesale and retail. Likewise on hand
general assortment of Umbrellas and Parasols great
varetyof materials suitable for every descptIan OF
pairs Umbrellas Parasols &c mee and repaired at short
notice. Umbrellas that have been left to repair oppo.
site the Seven buildings removed to his dwelling on
G street. second brick house west OF the War Office,
north side. The undersigned would advise his friends
hathe has interest in the shop conducted M Farrar.
July 6. DANIEL PIERCE.
The native American., 1839-10-05

EOR RENT.-A convenient two story brick house
Missouri avenue, east Of IL street, lately oc-
I ed ny dr. bsk oi good the
Immediately. Apply at TODD'S Drug Store.
June
CARRIAGES FOR SALE.--The subscriber las on
- hand variety Of family and pleasure carriages,
market: such as
Coaches, close and open barouchcs
Small and large chariottees, one with three seats
Buggy wagons sukies. &c.
Which will be sold low for cash. Second hand car
rages taken in exchange Repairing done usual with
neaess and aepatch, and the most reasonable terms.
THOS. YOUNG.
Sent Z Penn. ay. between Sd and IL streets
The native American., 1839-10-05

II UMBER, COAL AND WOOD.-A. SHEPHERD.
IL successor to MUD Co.. is in daily expectation
of 800 tons Of both red and white ash Coal of superior
quality Persons DESTROYS Of good article will find it
to their advantage to call before purchasing.
Also hand, considerable stock of Lumber, Of va
rous qualities suitable for every purposes Oak Hickory
and Pine Wood Richmond Crate and Smiths Coal. All
of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
Aug 3 st .##s...@ -N s,
The native American., 1839-10-05

NALL GOODS-We have commenced receiving our
fall goods, 10 which invite the attention of pur-
chasers They consist Of
Cloths cassimeres, cassinets
Merinos, figured and plain
Black and blue black silks
Figured and plan gros de maps
Nlousselnes de lains, narrow betting
Curtain falicocs, flannes
iosieryFgloves, &c.
Aug 81 A. w. & J. E. TURNER.
NEW WORks.-Ihe Thugs or Phansigars Of India,
~ comprising a history Of the rise and progress Of
that extraordinary fraternity of Assintents, and des-
crpon Of the system which pursnes and of the mea-
sures which have been adopted by the Supreme Govern
men of India for its suppression compiled from original
and authentic documents published BY Captain W. H.
Sleeman, Superintendent Of Thug Police in 2 vols.
Also, further supply OF Marryats Diary in America,
il volumes.
Just received, and for sale at w. NJ. MORRISON'S
Book and Stationery store, doors west of Browns
Hotel Aug3l
The native American., 1839-10-05

IT. REkCH GOODS.--Just received
u 80 handsome lace trimmed Capes
50 do do Collars
so doz narrow hem stitched Hkdfs
do open hemmed and lace trimmed do.
BRADLEY X CATLETT.
Aug24
The native American., 1839-10-05

INGRAM COMPREHENSIVE shall this dav re.
i cciEe--
l,5GF yards handsome patterns Ingram Carpeting
5000 do Scotch do do
80 pieces Brussels Carpeting, very cheap
300 Itch and large size tlned Rugs
200 do co Brussels do.
Aug 24 BRADLEY & CATLETT. .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

At the SOUTH the rates both for sterling bills and New
York are on the decline Al Mobile the I<h inst specie
was al premism Of per cent being decline Of per
cent from the previous week. Sight bills New York.
" premium; sterling bills II Is premium At Coumbss
Geo. seht bills on New York selling at 81 prem.
AT Savannah on the 2oh per cent prem. AtChaeston
the aist, per cent was the current rate.
Ten thound dollars specie arrived at New Orleans
The 18th inst, from Mstas
We recently mentioned that the Charleston Common COM.
chsd ordered the sale Of 600 Of the bonds Of this city,
The sale made At auction, the as, follows Tie
largest amount al OH, small lots at o. et es,
raging for the whole 81 asth and yielding 10 the city
s27 a2o This very good sale, but II is indication
hsw little the market will bear pressing The FIRST mu
cipay Of New Orleans being indebted Tor sundry notes
nd bonds about 10 fall due, amounting 10 sl736i2 pared
an act orang the Of 100000 Of paper money The
second municipality passed like ordinance beth OF which
we're vetoed by the mayor On the receipt OF this Veto the
followinr rssolutenv was passed g #.r
On motion of Mr. sepsResolved that
the mayors Veto the eounc persist n said ordinance.
The gand jury o TIE criminal sessions, rhsdelphia
engaged three days. investigating the affairs Of the
schuyhll Bank report win be published in few dsys
EThc report u The Secretary OF the Treasury has been r.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

Hose Julems. Borsmsu, seth Asso'sss Bsss
soon. 7sf - !.
BoWpEAUs Nov ls-avr Labsveux, Lsusumer. Nfosk; IN
port Grande Conde Auburn, Cora Nelly ao
Euphosine, ALBERT do 3oth; Robt Adams Msrschah,
sosu; Anne Louise Lamarre d. do; Creoe
RosnsH dol Emily do do NatnsIie 60 Dc; AmsS'
do. 2Sth; Romuus, do, s0th Oscar Dc, 10th
WHAMroA, China July 27-Cahmere, for Nforsi
for Roable do dol Lotna for Cyn'ha'
disg, X Fuen do; Splendid do. -
The Oscar and Usage passed the Morrison At me bosae M
W. ampoa The Florida was at Kong for NYork Indus Tor
Maco aud the Oneida Providence and switer for whamPos'
There no American vessels at Angler sspts.
There no American vessels at st Helena Oct ~.
ST JoHSs NIB, Dec i7-cld Forest Gchrist, for Thomas
ton. - 1t,
Havana, Dec 4Franklm, Of NYoh, dg for Cowes; Nor
for NYork; Clarion do for Philad Eliza Davidson, do;
Only Son. Blanchard, I'm Norfolk; Boy Of NYork, unc
KNGsroN, Jam, Nov led Concord, Of Windsor, NJ, Tor
NYork. .
BAnBApows, Nov 6--cld Shannon, NYork.
TURKS hLASD, Nov 25-Angelihe, for NYork, soon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

The stock market presented further decline IN the prices
ar est the close, however, there appa
renslv more 6rmness the opesos Delaware Hua.
su aeinea n per cent Harlem United States Bank II,
Mohawk A vague started just before the Sc
eond board yesterday concerning large defalcaions in
leading Philadelphia institution There appears however,
10 havs been No grounds whatever FOR the report and the OBJ
;sct dat Of depressing stocks, wa, d. feated.
The Seventh Ward Bank has declared dividend Of four
per csst payable the ID prormo the Bank Of America
annual dividend OF 6re Pc cent, payable the 4th
ur,rmo There Is very moderate demand for sterling tls
rS pr,ee have again receded Today sales Of gooa bills
been made al "A per SAYS asa the pound sterling
Thi. decline partly attributable to the scarcity Of money
There has been less business doing domestic exchange this
week and the Of discount higher than quotations
Of lat week. Uncurren money has net materially altered
The following the ent raes Of Bank Notes ard Er
change.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

Prices for al descriptions yet too high compared with
the prices Of aour and other articles Of daily consumption So
long the monopoly which the butchers enjoy exists
long will main cvtravegant prices There psn
OF beef mutton park &C. and the reducoos taken Of
sson recede TO reasonable point In breasu the business
free to any one and when there net scarcity prices
regulated the supply that naturally nsws into market So
would be other provisions but when great monopoly
granted 10 Of prices must Of course, rule hgh.
Eons hare ecesy been made 10 have the present market
laws totally repealed hut far without Whether
they will be fer the present. Questionable That meats can
be afo ded Cor less rooney than paid do not
tain doubt n The laws abrogatsd complaints would
cease, and the supply OF cattle very Fast None bit
drcvers sell teeve butcher for they credit
and whe afrmer drives 10 market drove Of cattle he must
either sabmit great loss drive them back home lie
sells for cash. and The regular drove have therefore The al
vantage.