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Sule of LOIS In Gulpsslon Gin.

A tho ls MONDAY December there vii! DO bei an
extensive sale OF LOTSp'oosbly hafthe Lots remain
uo' IN The CITY of Galveston; and the h MosoA2 10 a,
ieao' Tue re'idue Will be disposed Of
"c ts aa al present contemplated will be five per ccnum 10
nc u 10 aIinco all purchases and the be secured
b. notes bearing per per equal
instruments WIN ien upon the property each instance
To those who have any acquaintance with the rpidy growing
importance Of Galveston C d,ho great advantages which
commercial depot any and all other places
the n Me Sico is needless say a, 10 tho capitalist
opportunity profitable Investment only he pre-
o"cc anaso
omcchanc oercIy descriptions ard Of already
o"s subanII, while surr,
AMI families sackn. health ina genial climate, It offers ons
rcr.Iaos SURPASSED on the North American nnnent
LEVI JONES,
Srtst fer III GLrss,0a City q ANY.
Oct4 43-tds
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By tie President Of lie Unhsd States.

IN pursuance OF law, l. MARTIN VAN buren,, President Of
The United Of America do hereby declare and rh"
a, public viii be held the aforementioned lhd
Offices Of Missouri the periods hereinafter dos-
rscd, wit
A. The Land Oace rayce, .nEday tie areHyr't Deg Z"
Of,obfr nett disposal Of the pubic lands lying WITHIN i'
limits NJ The undrrmeuiIon d io"nshir-,t owit:
MA btst w ne gG pTireiDdt HTo"
Townships 10 and g. OF range a.
Tow n,l,ip. 30 and 81, Of rnrsc d.
ov ,.Lo except fractional Snuthwfs quarter oil 'c'h
TO- and The fractional IS, Tie LETT side Of The Lnt""
tirer Of rargr ~. .
Townships IL and -, of rln-c"l.
Townships II. ~, and So, Of arGc 20
Townships II. IL and -, of range 70
htrhc Land Office at Lexington on Monday ne f6ah 0ag q
,5r,Jcr nr disposal oil tho pubic 'nads sing "h' va"
l,nirs oi the un.ctmr nj ione cd nskhps 10 vii
yrts Of line and Htt u tse MA PIhCPa! Wr'Vt
Townslps 81, G2, Co. and Cd, OF rang: -.
Townships g., 81, g. aad G. OF r.nsc -.
Townships o. &C. CO. and Ga, Of range 20.
Attic Land Office Springfield Monday hs sSGenh ef ~
Norersr the disposal Of Inc public lands !ne r
In. INIT. Of tho aforementioned nbps and fractional to
ships, Wit: - -, .y:,,
yyt Of The line ana Hcs e he i pri7epes nrr,f'a'
F,ac iosl o. South OF White river Of rInGr ~
rnc,,ounI low nslp Scuih White river, OF anse.o
Township 10. oil raascs 81 80 IS nnd -. ,,,,,I
Townsr 9 ard II on which ais rh,'a
no of Hir.ory mission Establishments oa.o
c,, communicated bv law for tho usc CT tchcoIa hiai! or
,,Ec, puit,S.r. vii b, excluded from su'-
III. ale. vi each kept tar two wrtE' lhess
,rc <oour d uo.eI Of ou:e nnd no pf'dc 90
m IL the tow aship offered, VII Ie @"H''sS' I" 1'' Ivy
expiration OF the weeks :, ,,..h,-,,r ,b;. ,wc,b
Given under hand ri the , ny u i. pIrppx
day Of Juiv s.nno Donsipi' ~ " "
~ "a a. Wn:Iecur Commissioner 81 The General Ld"S ofRe
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yages 10 pre.empuon Claimants.

r,,r ,cr,on claiming the right OF presumption To my q tho
- a. proclamation IS requested 10 prove
tie hr aii,lacion OF the Register ana RECEIVER o.
,sg a,c order that the ciain may be afJufc'
IS tho.s ssrceuby law IN due time prior TO ne 6y
of he public sale and all claims "e
In and paid for prior 10 the date aforesaid G' %
Gin red Ly law 10 he forfeited.
Jawr Wni1ooag Caar,iJsicntr II Nc Gln0si Lard fGer.
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Rirtr tcu'-The Augusta Constituencies nf The
Goth states that the Savannah river continues fnw- in
fact lover than in the remembrance of our oldest ina
inhabitants Draws traverse il without any danger. the
water nui ging over the hubs of the wheels, until within
two or three yards 9th" Hamburg shore "
The James River is also a. This time unconmonlv low.
from snilar cause. The Drought has continued ahnni
mnnih-in consequence of which all The roads are al
most snntIerrd with dust and The wafer Of the james
River is unrnmmonly nw-lowPr even than il was dur
ing the last year Many Of the upper country boats,
lasn with lis produce. hung mp between This City
and Lrncburg- and Of The longer coal balteaux
are unable To cross The river navigate the canal.
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We recommend to renders OF all parties The reply
which the President made 10 the Cuizrns Of Onondaga
on The luh 5, plrubr md IT. spears il urr CO.
lnmns Of this morning l. conceived in the wis,st
and most liberal spirit We perfectly agree with The
Pennsylvanian that His remarks are admirable and it
~onld be Of no lrAng benefit it they studied and
made rule Of action by parlisans every side
The York Gazstte says, that on last "1'hursday
morning, MIR John Nj. Hanes,' ledger at The Ciiy
ho'ei came down 10 breakfast, accidentally leaving
roll Of bank bills amounting TO 50 600 under his pill
low Before finishing his breakfast he rpcopced his
money, and ven, Immediately back 10 his after it,,
bu' II was gone Buwyrr has arrested person
Pclon OF stealing it, hui yet clue the recovery
OF the money has been E.urd "
Nem Always put stocking, vest, other inds.
pensabe article Of cothng round your money package,
beiote placing it under your pillow. and -re wilt be
no danger OF your regrcng to 'remove The deposle
in n"tning Eat Pat
tIhe ~ Y Sta him lIu nes-projaby the Editor OF The
Peoples Friend Abingdon.
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The pRrs,prsr left Albany Saturday las, Tor Mn
d,rIonk where he TO remain several Gays ne
Pennsylvania states, that ne was NOT e1Pec'ea ~ ~
la1elpha un,il abou, he 10Th OF Ocinhrr.
re Secretary :! var arrived IN y York ~ Monday
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Sickness in fks .SnuIh

The MoJie Chronicle of h. 2st Sc pi says, that hr
mortality continues moot appalling. considering the pau
city of our present population. The inernenls, it will
September. including Yesterday The sickness is in
deed unparalleled The mortality is ffighlful In
Men Orleans the inermens from yellow fever for the
week ending the 22d September amounted TO s} four
burying grounds. In Charity Hospital, the deaths nrs
stated a, 81 but without any specification of those by
the fever.
The mortality at Augusta has rather nbnied; hit the
Consluonns Of The 26h snys ''l still RACES in the
city, and is scattered than AT any lime previous
noticed The weather still unhvoruhle the drought
continued and the river lower than ever il was recol.
eced.
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hes'o camoted so boserousy under the pr, tended an
pr"h"ns'"ns OF The incandiary spirit Of Abnli,ionism
would have Us !" hurry ali recollection of Mr. ay rasr
sayings aud dnlngs and TO bury all principles in or
DER 10 reward h'm for making speech against Abnli.
l'on yet his acts speaks louder than his words. He
supported Harrison md Granger in the last election md
It his voice could have prevailed we should now hsy-
mad abo'i,ioniss for our chief rulers
I'm conclusion, gentlenmu ! thank you Tor your kind
and hat,erins invitation and offer sou The subnned
with my cordial respects.
TI1OS Fl AVERETT
1.-The Modern Wing Lenders: They claim support fi,r
Their magnanimonx surrender of all principles and t,r
Their patriotic Efforts present rulers mud
make themselves the "cehoders verify their modesv
bespeaks their mart"
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Will nothing awaken some Of The imprisoned Con.
servares Of the Old DrmIuion: Will no deyelupe.
mant Of facts s,ari!e them into revelation Of the truth
Do they not The excuses 10 which their leaders
driving them Is il not written, ms il with SUNBEAM,
that unless they make manly effort they will be
betrayed into the arms Of The Wings. and into the support
Of Mr. Clay; The " Times tells them, that "Thp first
great object IF aH is tniurn out Mr. Van Buren, They
have asked themselves how this is TO be- done how they
are resist with the greatest, effect The administration
of This and his caba And they have answered to
themselves that is their business TO rally together,
nhaterer dfertHees may erist among them THAT is, go
for the Wing candidates. take heed about The National
Bank. the Taiii the great principles which dvid.
ed the Republicans from the Fedeiass-but "wha,ever
differences may exist among Them turn nnt Van Buren,,
and put in Clay and Tallmadge The Wing Cores.
pondent Of The Philadelphia S Gazette writes from
New York, the 2sh September, and hoasts of the
Coalition being contaminated He says that ''Fhere is
Ia be meeting emong the Whirs and Conservatives in
the 18th Ward al Constitution Hall ihis evening. The
Conservatives think, are generally m"re nc i've and
liberal han the Wings, bot htre IS htarfy
operation ttcfen the t,co pnrcS and there is very tie
d"ub, but shalt carry Assembly ticket In Brook
Ign. the activity is manifested and in the interior
of The State. the Wings up and doing TO what
excess and madness these Conservatives Fastening
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a YOUNG LADY. recently from one ct the n1st
"a esteemed Of the New EnaIa Academies, VINO
has also taught in England : "ss"u' o. ah
engagement Princpao an ACADEMY OF '''eh 0e'0'
for Young Ladies'. p,. -,
c., - 49,
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The Siannon Convention has placed The President nf
Of The State Banks The head nf their Central C"m
mirter-,Iay his good stars prnroc him from the shafts
Of the Simon Slys and Timnhy Dodges of the r Wing!
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.7malgamntion '"B'ack Spirits md HAte!"


HOp The Hhigs are ,v0rk ii
The following prescription is recommended By Mr.
J Smith, late member Of Congress, leader Of
The Conservative clique, and The Edur of the Coner
ralve paper in the STATE Of Maine, which he has bap
iized 6y the name Of The Eastern .7rgus Reriped :
Here il is
'The sub divisions Of the Opposition 10 Mr.. Van Blu.
'en may be said consist Of The different interests re-
presented by
lst Clay men
"a, Harrison men
Sd. -7L0iuioniss-
9TH, Conservative republicans.
"lhese are the primary characteristics Of opposition
politics; and if they shall become corciIiaed
act in concert the single questions Of Presidency and
Vice Presidency, they cannot fail 10 be successful agansi
MIR. Van Burens administration =
What say the Conservative Republicans Of Virginia
this amagamalion: 1t ought to awaken them TO the
TO which the ultra Conservatives in other States
are driving them Here is man, of considerable,
lent too. far carried away by his passons-so anxious
TO pu dawn Van Burens administrations ha, he invites
mol only the Wings, uas matter Of course but the
Abnli'ionss 10 join them This is indeed carrying The
Coalition TO extremes.
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NTOTICE All PERSONS indebted 10 The estate OF i'r
hen Chewing. deed, will please make payment,
.s Iop,er indulgence carno, be given. Those haSing
claims assns, The estate will please present them ,oI
settlement, and all those having claims against sara
Chewing security, will proceed to settle ther cams
immediately, this notice w, ne ppan asan's
Administrator Of Reuben Che'cniHg, deed.
Louise Oc. 4, 1889. 90!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

Cleared.
Briggs Emerald, Beskwith Halifax, Maitland, Kennedy Co;
Denmark, Delano, Philadelphia, Richardson Coz scas Two
Sisters, Pnnsck Phiad Merchant Burton, Belfast Me-; Ex
chang Freeborn, st. Domingo; Courier, Dugyun, Malaga
Amelia, Pic,ou,
Bark Potsmac Gorham IS days rs. Vera Cruz specie Sc
Brig Rober, Adams, Marehalk, At days from Bordeaux
brandy, to A. Loubat
Brig Timolesn, Clark from RE Ja1ero, coffee to Richards
Brig A.gora Coggs IL day. from st. Croir. sugar. Maui
sch Hudson Page days from Boston with merchandise to
J. Stevens.
schr Agawa, Burnhan, Salem days, to Campbell, Wade
Three ships one barks, and brigs.
MomOranda.
The Washington Irvsg.n, Knowles ron Pensacola bound
IL Apaachcoa went ashore the lth Inst Sand Island,
about two miles west ofthe bar and the 18th bgd Sails
and spars saved. Hull total losno cargo She owned
in this city BY Aesrs Hnrlburt Co, and insured
The Pinto Brazilian ate American brig OCollo bound for
Nfork, with Of coffee &c was blown ahore-no date
great part Of the cargo landed in damaged condition
port in circulation at RE Janero that the Flamnense,
Brazilian sts American brig Ahsnsn was ais. los. about
eel has since put into Martinique, 2sd ult and was to sail for
Captain Parsons Of the Mary Jane Of NYork committed
eide at Rio Janero on the 2sd May by blowing his braas out
with pistol
The United States schooner Shark, 1t. CON- Bigeow,
bound the Pacific from Hampton Roads NoHj
day.
Spoken.
Madison from New York. for Savanna July co. of Charles
ton bar
Algonquin, Of Warren, Me- from New York fer Maraeabe
June is, lat %, 81, long 6oad been supplied with prov
slons
EbrO from New York for sydaey, July Is, lat A. long
Forei1n Ports.
MARs.ILLEs June l7.-Cld Paul Jsses White, NYork.
MAYAGUEs, z. Ia days since, Pinta Purngos fer New
York; Elizabeth, Staples, do ldg.
GALVESTON, Texas July o-Cld Maria, Peck, New York
A. Washington Dearborn do.
United states Ports.
SAeo, July 2s.-Cld Lucy Margaret, Morrill, NYork.
NEW BEDFORD, July 2l-Arr Emulous, Small, NYsrk.
NEwBURYpoRr, July 2S-Arr Willow, Low NYork.
BosTsr, July 25-Arr Grecizn, Cole, NYork; Intrepid
Brownell, Havana; cid Jasper, Sickerson, NYork.
PRovrDErcE, July 2-Arr James Lamphis, Kinney, New
York; sid Ornament do.
INDIA KEY, July 20 Leila, Morre. for NYork
PHILADELPHIA, July 1s-Cld Leo AsCarnery, NYork.
ALExAEDRrA, D. C., July 23-Cd Alexandria, pritton, N
York.
NosFoLx, July 2a-Ar President, KNOCK New York; SID
Thadeus, Hawkins, do.
CHARLEsrsS, July 2a-Arr Caharne, Beshee, New York;
sid William Revin do; Moses Brswn ds in the ong, JOKES
fson NYcrk
New ORIEAss July To- -CPd Orleans, Sears, NYok;
Lawrence Copeland, Sears, Mobile.
KEY WEsr, Jsy lI-Cid Hernosa Chelton, NYorki 10th
Fox Bsrrows, do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

July 26-Eleanor Gibbon, q withered old crone,
blind Of eye, found guilty Of abducting the
sum of So from the pocket of her bed fellow. Ad-
judged 10 the pententary for three months
Phebe Ann Green, niger lady, with white
patch on her nasal organ, was accused OF whipping
another negro dansel. The court, thinking that
Phebe had got the worst Of it, let her of with eau
ton.
J. Smith, lean and ragged journeyman tailor, was
accused of beating his wife, getting drunk, and half
dozen other bad crimes, for which jamie had to 20
and get out stsne for the six months.
Will Honeycomb, Quot Addison's,) but regular
dockwalloper, was convicted of fit OF absence OF
mind, to wit the dressing of himself up in another
gentemans suit Of clothes. As an aggravation OF the
sAence, it was said that the clothes borrowed were
new, and those left had grown very seedy. Will
Honeycomb sent for the six months.
William Dagaa and John Davis, alias Spence, were
convicted of flchng the Of $40 from the till of
grocery store. Adjudged each to the six months
William Morris aud his wife were accused OF
kicking up tremendous row with their landlady, for
which they were suitably admonished and dis
charged
Andrew Dean was found guilty of rsbbing the
steamer Providence of a copper pipe; for which dar-
ing offence he adjudged to the six months, with
the assurance that if he found breaking the
eighth commandment again, the dose should be
doubled,
sundry black, brown, yellow, and white loafers
ct loaferesses were set at liberty.
And the Court adjourned.
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AZ
The Recorder demanded prsef Of her identity. and
furthsr nroceedings were adjourned for short time
s 70 g. the attendance : ~
After . lspse Of two hours, the matter was again
taken up aad the fact OF her possessing the money
r. then appeared frsn the statement Of Mr.. Brady,
and was indeed admitted by the keeper of the prison.
that after the adjournment . new commitment was
made out not alleging that she was disordery per-
soa, but that she had committed a certain offence at
the house Of Mr. s@*'*'', in Chambers street.
Another irregularity was that the warrant for her
arrest was issued by Justice Hopson, and the COM
nitment signed by Justice Bloodgood, whilst in one
document she was called Susan Dickerson and in
the other Eliza Weston, and that alias was used,
which fact alone sufficient to render all the par
ties liable in action for trespass.
After considerable argument, the Recorder dec ID
ed that she must be discharged from custody on the
frst commitment. He then said that the proper
mode Of dealing with such cases, was to order the
disorderly women to find ball. and in default, TO
commit them to the city PRISON until the Generai
Sessions meet, when their case could DC DECIDED on
and too hi an Of bail had been demanded,
would be reduced. In the present case $iUUV surety
had been asked and il there were no irregularty In
che proceedings, he should permit the girl to remain
for the decision Of that tribunal He should, how.
ever postpone his decision until Saturday, at III
O'Clock.
Hov to get rid Of Wte.-Robert Topping, aged
q, was brought up to show cause why ne should NOT
support his wife Eleanor, aged q.
Eleanor said she married the complainant in Feb
ruary last, and that she asked him to have her to
hide shame from the world.
Here the husband Of Eleanor intimated that he was
forced into the match, under promise Of her never
asking him for any support.
An elderly lady asked to be sworn, who deposed
that she was present at the wedding, and that the
bridegroom told her that he would as soon marry
Eleanor as the daughter Of General Jackson.
On the part Of the appellant a witness was adc
duced to show that the husband had means Of
support himself he living altogether the labor Of
his mother.
The Recorder ordered him to be discharged, say
ing that if he could not support himself, it was evil
dent he could not support wife.
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The Arrival Of the British Qussn will - an era 10
rest. Dssiness almost blank sisss hs ~r''" -
the Great Western The depression caused IN As P'ce'
stocks By that event. has been partly reeoversd Ao'y ~
was evidently ssoyaHcy, and prices nave sehey "
proved Bank of Commerce. rose per ces'i N american
Trust Bank per cent? Delaware and Hsdson per cent
Ba.k of Kentucky per cent; n r. Per cent; stsning
ton per cs.t Harlem per cent There practice Of soi
storing at the stock board which ghy prehensibe and
which eads to initiate prices Of certain stock the brokers
whom the made being at the same time
entirely of the Of the operation We will
explain we will suppose the holder Of certain stocks, the
price OF which he wishes raise He will then give order
TO Broker say 800 shares Of said stock On
the same day he will give another broker orders to cell $50
shares being previously pretty certain there very little
ofthe stock in the At the beard will call for the stock
and will the extent of his srde B. net having filled
his ORDER offers certain rate higher, and hnds sellers
After the board delivers to the $50 shares he has sold,
makes them to B. and receives in payment cheek
previously furnished to by A. The whole operation sPpa.
eny bona hte" but really only transfer froa TO Z,
from B. and from back to A. The brokers their
commsons and report the stock very stiff and in demand
which leads to improved price next day. when the actual
sale will be made profit This miniature Of the system
Of bolng which pervaded every branch Of BUSH
ness
Gen. Sam1 McCracken sailed yesterday in the ship Rsscus
for Liverpool This genemans charged with the negotiations
Of $aeeeo0O Ohio loan for public improvement He has
been here m and the Of the late disastrous
nearly concluded to defer his visit fer the present. but
family 10 order watch the curreat Of events.
srArrMgNr OF THE BANK OF KENTUCKY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27


90 Mr. MAnsH having generously profered free Benefit
for the Oephan Asylum in Prince street. the public 10 respect
fully informed that Concert Of Vocal and Instrumental Mu
sic will take place at Castle 0ardea sndsy Evening" 2sh
instant.
The vocal and instrumental Performer professors and
valuable services without charge.
The excellent band Of the Garden under the direction OF
Mr. Bo~s having in tke most liberal agreed 10 give
their services grautousy WILL in the OF the evening,
perform variety OF favorite airs.
CONCERT under the direction Of Mr.. Bristow, whs will
preside at the Piano Forte.
Glee-Here in cool grot-hrs sweeny, hesrs
Palmer, williams and Langley, Mornington
Sopg-P sddys Drezn-Mr Todd,
song-Aray to the Mountains Brow-hn swee-
Coscerto-Piano Forte-Master q Bristow, Dussek
soug-The Son Of the wsve-Mr Ksnenagh, Lee
Olee-when wind. whistle coId-Nessrs Palmer,
Williams and ksnenagh. Bishop
Glee-HarL the Curfsv-hn swesny, Palmer
so.s-The Harp tina. o.e. through Tara, Hall
oio-Clsrionette-Hr Christian,
soas-Barsey Brsllaghas-Ar Todd,
s,Hg- The brave old oah-Mr Langley,
Duett-Gay beng-Mr, swessy and Langley, Laie
GIee-The Chough aad Cro~-Mrs sweeny Pal.
mer, Williams, Langley and Kanenagh,
Immediately after the Concert viii comnesee splendid er-
hibition OF TIREWORkSl
Prepared by Hail. ryroeehnic artist 10 the Gardcs
particulars OF which will be in small bills which may be
obtained al the Gzrses the evening 81 the exhibition
l Holder. OF tickets will have free 70 the Garden
throug the afternoon Of Monday from O'Clock. Psrerm-
asce will before o'clock, notice Of which will
be given by discharge Of rockets
Tickets so cents each, be obtased at the asylum IN
,iou and the Music Store sf Firth Hail. Franklin Square
,27-2'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

rI,RIUNPH OF HEALTH OVER DIsEAsE-After
suffering long time with consumption and liver com.
plant recovered by Dr. Tayors Bal.am of Lverwort
Nv physcan .a ncursbles so wa, with his medicine,
hui MI With DR. Tsysrs am in excellent health, and
have hong time would sincerely advise al person.
suffering from these diseases TO use this medicine FOR they VII
eua "a a wsnleffui remedy, andqnck IN it, effects
.. KAvANAH $40 Water st.
This medicine !. sold oply a as Bewery.
Aacus-Mr. Hays 1872 futo- street. Brooslyn ST. Brosd
Newark; Dr. Cady, Providence James Ra Paterson;
D. Phillips. Ncwburgh; v Lovely Co; Burlington; ".
Jones jamaica L. Cooke Williams ursh; Philip Citing, New
Pal,s A D Shaw, Albauy; David Hunt, Utica jya73t'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

u AL ROAD CONvrETIoN.--A Convention Of Dele
N gates from the northern and eastern counties Of the State
interested in the construction OF uninterrupted line rail-
way from the city of New York TO Albany Troy, and Lake
Champ4n and from the latter lake the ST. Lawrence River
Ogdensbug having been notified be held the village Of
Saratoga Springs Thursday the srst day Of August next
those cttcns Of New York who feel interest in promoting
the objects Of the Convection requested to meet at the
Office Of the American Institute the OF the City Hail.
Monday the 10Th Of July u O'clock NJ to appoint delegates
to represent the city at said Convention.
NATHANIEL WEED, J. GRAN,
Ann BELL Co. Hast MERRITs,
JAMES TALMAoE, ID. @. x w. PELL,
T.B. WAKEMAN, L. M. Herman 4 Co.
JsHs DrLAFrELp, RosT. l.. PATTERSON,
p M WEIMsRE, Dawn HAppos,
ALrHEus SHsRNAH, j b. kAsALA,
Gas. McVEAr, b. GRAHAM,
DAVID BANKS A. v. WILLIAMS
w. P. HALLEI, NARA JARVIS,
SAnI- q. HowLArD, CHAa II. HALL. jys78
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

We report any revival Of anmsios IN any Of the
markets The tendency of prices Of mos, descriptions OF pre-
duce 10 still downwards Flour is extremely dull at 1919
5s7 Genese brands which rate few sales have bee
made Northern IS SIC. Cotton presents no material
change last report Prices will not break until the
British Queen ha have reached vsan event which y mo-
tarily expected.