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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET. to single gentlemen, fur.
nished unfsnshed with breakfast IL required
IN desirable part Of Broadway At the LIST of May knqu,re
az Is John street An early application viii choice
OF rooms References given and required ms2s is I'm
TO THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEW.
has removed his stock Of Boots Shoes fru No "a
street To Nos. lee aud ss Chatham lie has
enye assortment OF Boots and shoes Of the latest fashions
r sale wholesale and retail at prices lower than be
chased IN the city.
" B. His Stores Nos ia and iss Chatham str, a.
All goods warranted. eis3m.
THt. HAIR THE HAiR..-CAUTION TO BUYERS
Look csrcfuy ioI The name Of l.; y Comsgck or the
OF COLUMBIA, and ~ found. DO Il AM rate AZ
u must be spurious and counterfeit without tst
warranted 10 stay or restore the hair another bottle
sold only at Nos Fletcher rire.t jaqi smeod.
pLEs! PILEsN P1LEsM!-Onc dollar, The price Of bot.
HAYS GENUINE LINtMENT FOR THE PILES win.
being cure. Hundreds have tried nonc tailed
y innocent that foil bottle be applied once
efeciual that every ole says, " u acts like chsrn.'
M Observe Guy unless has the tne Of Con-.
stock h Co" on the wrappers. All others srcf false
iaai sHeoid. SOLOMON HAYS.
CHARLES Il. EOLwELL, LAIE FOREMAN TO W
Of Broadway begs leave inform his friends public
that he has associated himself with Henry Adams and that
they HAVE OPENED al "a FULTON street estashnnent r
the Transaction Of the Tailoring business IN s s varie,es
where gent. will always find as!nsbs
fine Cloth ,assi,eres also every description Of Rio n
sstin Chse woo,s, and Marssiles es,nrs which vii
TwLNTY PER CENT. BELOW THE USUAL
IF would remark that HE practice asa TIER havin,
been invariably attended With the most gratifying srceess NJ
warranted IN assuring all hose who would paironze
hrm, that they shall have no cause TO complsn eilher g.
style or quality NIL im2vis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

Fancy sALL DRESSES Jus, rse,,,,s f,g.. r.r,.-M N.
as ao ssss .s.sf = sSs s~
BAL p.'s: ever sea tn, ss, .sa M ..s.S~s. No
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SIMPsoS,s NEWLY INVENTED r0k ,I. kNE
..u boz, r.. sas 49, ,s.srss. ever ii
other. ever ys: ossrsd to d. TS@ ,.sliss
'e'y They X SEX sis r . S,1 ~.s ss ss.
R.sss css set an. repaired
R MyEH NAasIss E ;. ., o VIII
CO.. New S Ye,t are ven Ans Ssii. a. INTERIOR quality
e,sa k s % Ss s.S
s. :. ~ :ss slsy r.
bear the MARI fsiI River N,il g. Nav fo.l Si' o.
Nails; To ths., acquainted with nails 7. gpusss..ssNo
81: :s s's s s cu made BY % sss .s Rs
FROM aI IN Nall led ARR H mt , ~" ss
i9 SsS Wsis: Ts and W. o. had sacSs
Ripley csSs iiatfsri' cona an
David si.so, South Water street Providence. TIE 81 b.
r., River March, q. $50, RICHARD roRDrS ss. ss.S
10 To rnr ArsLIerro.ws would call The ailsnlop q
reader. TO the celebrated prspsu,on. q Dr. okRAR
medical aeSs sreasS sssSs devoted u. sus ssaSs
70 the nature and ,es,Tes' Of diseases. Cor Number % s
See aSseF.s sS .as ss The Is.t page srsim'
LADIES' ARTICLES FOR DRESS, &c.
Boot Laeers, ksl,,iag Pin.
Ivory Combs. SIDE ombs,
Bone Eyelets Hair Pins,
Packs Pins. Wooden Pocket tout~.
Spools Cotton, bedLsee.
Gross Cord Quality Binding
Black silk Cords, Bodkins,
sken Sewing Cotton, shoe Ribbon,
Silk Braids, Galo~n,
Cotton Braids, Twist Horn Combs,
ID. Pins, Eyeiet Mschises.
Hooks and Eyes, French Working Gotten,
Stay Binding, Shears,
Black Pins, Thread, 49,
Ferrits, Sewing silk,
Metallic Eyelets, Bosbsss.
Cotton Slide Carriers, Cotton Balls,
Needles, Whasboncs.
Elastic Carriers, SnsIenders
Pearl Buttons, States taggsrs In,
Lamp Wcks lro Sidr Iomhs
Boot Cord, tcokiiE
Scissors. Stlettoss.
For sale at No ioa Chatham street apple ie'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14
No a PECK SLIP

N q PECk SLIP
sas 20 $ I. ssss 81 Fl s:
md private diseases.
= ss;S 70 s;s' . s: s,
gsesal Er9 ..ion rs.pee,y solicited % cali old
ss. ss DP,5'I No reft slip Where many
% Or Ass. .,i. "a tia. r Onion
s % Ss Ss Sc Sy .,. M:s &c y c
,y sas has had pssy ,hir, practice and
o. s,g.I,s osss. and entrance. ft tn. privacy q p.
kiaIm '-'''''s
WEE, w"; :. @sSiSS
nsr. oaeens o~a,HSc.
) G , ~" s, sH Sasa and dra'h Scots
hsnyAa .-.9rTsr % pale, gold and brown, comprising
f, Iss : 3. ssacS, Il ii es. E;s..
cla,si. iloeL, aaa ether wis.-,
Ath Grsnl,s w'ps ,sl,. eonsr % Broadway and Cham
ssii is.. y X RoSiSsoS 4 70 Win. Dealers
-s 80, a. trs. % a. Germs. .i,.' i. ne .sos. -: =:
~. ~ gs,,. e Msses sls',..'y 90 s.na saa s
ord., = 70. f,ss s,sss,, Or, ssss al s@f
NENs, YOUTHS AND cuLDRENs CLOTHING.
CO 10 Bsss lsss s@a.ssa, ~ sad ~, .,,, a.
of,t y h,ssS saas ole,hiss suited !. 4. ssss Asd an
h.ra fss en- 80 g., ~ .i... '' %.ss y.
$500 REwanp.-cnoss SPECIFIC NIxTURE-
FgNO fof thF rufs q ttonorrhga flsts
% ~ Ys' s.ss.ssss ~ ~ s1s.s ..
the
49,: s.s; .I.s =. ..:s.. 90. .,s. q.
Vs. ~ lsss ss.s..A ,...--..a,s-.. y s.s.-. a.
sgs.. 60 ~ o.~etsi s.,,G -R.rs q 80. - ssx ssd
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nnaff fnfl.iiarr "A
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nrf ffet isma~
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We ~ 70 ~ httlra wnh ii
hHitt Dee httls lamts wssA ~kek ss~sssiig
- ~, enil q ~ Wa Na.ars Sr~ ss--., No is
rseF rufaff a De- srnef. fsnsltn Haa~e Ne fe~k.
- ~ loss liafr e...r IA k~.m.f .nN w.s.rsf
strrsts FNflsffirfia
Bessrs d saiai,s. Ths s..-i-~ e-lr sAs-. j-~s-.
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hilsd ~ @i i@aasa fren ths sh i~aes~~s~~ss ss
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

RUsHToN AsPINwALL, - william suss,. sssr CO.
10 barre isrcfn.d Camphor
q casks fresh Chamomie Flowers
cases Turkey Gum Arabic.
cases Chinese Rhubars.
cases Turkey Sponges. assorted qualstss
cases Gum Tragacsnih.
casks Russia Sheet Isineisss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

OR HUNTERS RED DROP-For class Of complaints
~ only-Ohce No Division street. door from Catharine
street. the only place in the city well known for the
gres and extraordinary has performed
without diet hindrance from when all ether
dies have failed For particular Of the medicine,
advertisement 81 vial. ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

TACHAU'S rATENT-Ths undersgn~d hsrshy tahsa ths
pleasure TO inform the public, th,, be ha. ssssAs.sa
factory Of his Spectacle Glasses called JschUs
acles The factory Tor the 81 the pthr
been located at No Chatham street facing ths frA
he will be happy receive orders. which ~ "
the shortest notice and reasonable prices we'll ~hossAs
a retail
Those who IN ~ this artc. would de- well ca
and be convinced OF their suIeriorify.
Medical certificates their excclency viii 10
those whe may desire n.
CHARLES ". L.. JACHAU
ai9- Ann aftafharn ssr~.t - 49,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

ERENCH A2TlEICIAL FLOWERS AND, MATE
l. RAILS FOR FOR FL ORISTS-The Subscribers have
just received ships Emerald and Utica extensive assert
ment Of Artificial Flowers FROM Paris style, for the
Spring. Also kind of materials for manuacturbg
Flowers Dealers will find profitable call before purchas
ing elsewhere the prices unpecdented low the stock
very large, and article selected with the
Paris BRUN, LAROSIERE * CO.,
Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

TO THE LADIES.-DR. A q. HILLS UTERO ABB
l. DOMINAL SUPPORTER ia offered those afflicted
with Proiapsu Faiirg Of the Won't, and other diseases
srment in every calculated for relief and permanent
properly fitted the form Of the patient invariably
the immediate immunity from the distressing 'draggng
aud bearing down." wtieh nearly all
of Vsceral dispaeements of the abdomen and fu
apple always followed by early confession oica
relief the patient herself The supporter simple
structon, and be applied BY the without further aid
AMOS @. GULL.
Office Vesey street, Astor House, New York.
Pamphlets describing its and application will be present
ed al the Office. aul4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET. TO single gentlemen. fur.
nshed o. unfsnished with breakfast and tea, required
IN desirable part Of Broadway the of May
az rs John street An early application Will choice
Of rooms References given and required ma2s is i'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

ITO THE PUBLIC.-We call tbs special attention Of the
public to the Inducements held out by SYLyEsTER Co
1856 Broadway for investing in real estate situated in New Or
leans Notwithstanding the attempts made by the pious David
Hale OF the Journal Of Commerce, have good for
knowing that the affair question possesses the entire conf
dence Of the communicated recommend those
who have any doubts to call Sylvester Co who de-
of the full and perfect satisfaction
ply to Inquiries made
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16
General Sessions.

JANUARY I5--Alexauder Doyle was tried for
rebbing the stable of Eli Hart, in Bond street The
jury found Alex guilty, and he remandsd to the
tombs, to await his trial for grand larceny. -.
Edward Morgan, the house and night porter Oh
the City Hotel, put on his trial for sssaui.ihg
one Frank Donnelly. hack driver, with sworo,
Itappeared that the complainant and some o,her ,
who termed themselves - the better class OF mack
drivers" went to the City Hotel on the occasion
of military ball, given by the National GUARDS,
and, vi Ell a,mis took possession oil the nan Vi inc
house, where they made themselves quite cozey by
the side stove This Intrusion would not nav
been objected to by the proPrietors II these aristo
cratic sons of Jehu had behaved themselves Su'
whenever military hero came down stairs, ready
to brave the fury Of the storm, "with only ms
martial cloak around him, the Jehus, by the stove
would first poster him to know, " II he wanted a
at ALL they would taun him with such better class
observations, as tailor's apprentice in borrowed
piumes" "a barber clerk with his fancy woman,
Sc poor devil that cannot pay for ride lets ms
woman get her feet wet for want OF a dollar, etce
terra. The barkeeper demonstrated with the hack
men, but the latter stood upon the rights OF the aris
tocracy of the whip, and at length they were told TO
leave the house. This they refused to do point
blank and at length the accused and some of the
servants were summoned tUput them out by force,
when regular fight ensued, in which the sons of
Jehu used their whips pretty Literally, and the
servants Of the hotel defended thems Ives with any
weapons they could lay hold on. Morgan Kept a
sword in his room, to kill the rats which infested
the house, and he used that weapon until he cleared
the passage OF the hotel. In the melee Donney re-
ceived blow ON the head.
Mr.. Gardener, of the prOprietors OF the Motel,
proved that the accused had received great injuries
the night of the ARRAY That his life would pro-
badly have been sacrificed by the hackmen, II the
watch had not interfered, and that he had been in
Ill health ever since.
The jury acquitted Morgan without leaving their
seats.
Thomas E. Gage, medical practitioner, was put
to the BAR take his trial for mauslaughter in the
second degrees. The following is the law which the
District Attorney relied on for The conviction OF
the accused -
Every person who shall administer to any Preg
with quick child medicine drug, substance wi at
shall employ any instrument or other means
with intent thereby destroy said Child unless the
shalt have been the life Of such mother
shall have been advised BY two physicians TO be necessary
for such purpose shall Of the death Of such child
such motner thereby produced be deemed guilty Of
Slaughter in the second degreeReved Statutes vol ,,
page 550.-Stcond Edition.
This case was progressing when the court ad-
joumed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

q. on REWARD. Lot, D. =. WILDER & -. note.
~ ~ dated New York, Oct 25h, le33 At mcnih psys
bic the Mechanics Baat 10 IA of Re,o e. Hancc 4
Co f1r s2J5o w. & y. Grissons drsf, dated "A M
burgh Mich Aug 9th 1889, al eOday samuel crson,
chi ciy IN IA Rvo Hance Co. pied aod pro.
tested FOR payment Tor S787 A. also, T. w y
Gn sou, draft dated Hamburger Mich Aug OH, 1882 al
mouths Samuel Grsson favor Of same accepted and
protested for nos payment Tor r7G 80 cents.
he above enclosed ia lie ter directed 10 Williams
len tyek Of Detroit Itch an! al being past due Of
use 10 any person bat the subscribers person having
found the BY returning them through the Post Office
90 ' ,usscsc No, LIS Pearl street, will the above
rrwsrd.
ialiiw' REVO c. HANCE &CO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

Expedition for Lead.-The United States Eeoio.
gist, Dr. Owes has discovered in the lead region at
the west some valuable mines. Ii appears that they
have succeeded in making sixteen new discOv cries
of lead, where no diggiags have heretofore been
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

SHo,c AT Nashville, on the I.t inst. the snow
was aine inches deep. I hey had snow in Natchez
ON New iearseve, ana the cold was most severe.
Nistate Gordon d. Boyd has not killed the Mar.
shal Of Mississippi.
Tdrss in Missouri Wolf scalps and coon skins
are received for taxes in Missouri.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16


Balance, s3s 900 600
This loss large II is form, bat small in the acgre
gate depreciation which property Of all kind, has undergone
and bears similar proportion that which mus. yet take
place. We fad Ohio6 per state stock ed currently in the
market year since at per cent premium now i. dull
at Is cent discount and yet Ohio stock stands nert to
New York the list and is Of the best Investment. for
capital which could be made The revenues Of Ohio are
than sufficient to meet the interest," and the Ultimate
payment Is provided fJr by taxation. This also the case
with Indiana the interest Of both these state, Is usormy
paid specie matter what may be the espenssye Indiana
stocks sell st6l When therefore, undoubed stocks Of .
nature sacrificed need excite SURPRISE that non
dividend paying stocks Of doubtful character should
nominal prices
The u s. Bank has been the grand around which
these securities have rallied and their continued fall and &C
eumua,ng weight added management at home clocsed
her movements abroad and Prespatd her insolvency. The
eoncion IN which she placed sppears 10 have been
understood abroad Nothing but the superior k and active
sserton Of Mr. Jalon could have carried her thus far
These have for that gentleman admiration and respect
o. all those abroad connected with American affairs f an,
ns can restore the public confidence ia the bank and re-
~ her Affairs, or prelotg the catastrophe II will be the
return OF Mr. Jsudon TO take charge Of the bank at home His
en' the head Of the institution unit With the efforts
OF m 'ho'e interested in the welfare Of the bank both in IN.
sta" OF Penpyvsss and in Europe will do much 10 saw, IN.
stockholders from further loss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16
Aneclnl AeasinMa.


JAN. A-Joseph Robertson was found guilty of
petty larceny and sentence suspended until Saturday
next.
Ma Ann Hopp, loaferess, was convicted of
stealing a key, for which offence Mary was put be-
hind the lock until Saturday next.
Ann Loder was found guilty of stealing cloak, and
sent to the tombs to keep Mary's company.
John Sweeney, dock loaier, was convicted Of run
ning away with hawser. City prison until Satur-
day
Sal Farrell was found guilty Of treating Johanna
Kelsey to cold duck for supper" L. e. Sal having
grudge against Johanna, watched in dark rner
until she coming home in her best ball dress and
then Sal le her enemy have the pail OF water from
top to toe The court let Sal off on her promising
not to treat any body to g cold duck again.
John Williams, convicted last Friday, was ad-
Judged to the penitentiary for three months The
same loaer also, for another offence, adudged to
the six months.
John Rogers, for an assault and battery, was fined
six cents
Harvey Place, for like offence, was adjudged 10
the tombs until Saturday.
Honoria Hart was fined six cents, and discharged.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16
Uaited states Circuit Court.
Rsfore Judse Belts.

The U. s vs. W. III. Bridsens-ln this case, the
court decided that the indictment could not be
tanned The laws Of the u s. had not made II penal
to forge sixpenny pieces although the revised stat
utes OF the State Of New York had. The defendant
was, therefore, discharged.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE o. PACKETS.
ITO sail every other Monday
Ship LOUISVILLE, Capt. Allen, Monday, 9th JAN
SHAKESPEARE, Capt Cornell, 10th FEB
HUNTSVILLE, Ca t. j. Eldredge, Oath Feb
SARATOGA, Capt w. hathaway, TIL March.
YAZOO Capt. Trask, 23d March.
MISSISSIPPI Capt. -, 9th April
The above ships all OF the first class coppsrd and COP
fastened of light draft Of and built in this city
expressly the trade with elegant for
sengers and commanded by able aud experienced
Tse price passage from New York to New Orleans fixed
$SO and from New Orleans to New York at 500 without
liquors They will all times be towed up and down the Mr.
sppi by steamboats, and the stricest pnnctnay observed
in their tine Of sang Neither the owners captains of
these ships will be responsible for ewelry bullion precious
stones silver plated for any letters parcel pack
age by put board of them unless regular bills Of
idng taken for the aud the value therein
cd All goods sent to the rser will be forwarded free
OF commission. For freight passage, applyto
Z X. COLLINS CO. 80 South st.
Agents in New Orleans, FOShCK RASiNEs.
No goods received after Saturday evening" previous to The
day of saiiing. jal6
INHE censgnee of rs casks, marked g. sWAYE per brig
Har epool from London requested to leave his adj
dross at No So South ,eet jal6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16
THE STUDY OF
BIO q X X f. + PI N G.

IS Cedar street, near BToadcGp
10 C. G. MARSH, Accountant continues 20 give Practical
Lessons in this necessary branch Of eS
cation. Also, to ePen close ADJUST accounts, and vrits
up books.
The course OF instruction throuth viii IN the pupil pssss.
thoroughly prsctca and the person Of ID capacity who d.
sbos three weeks to the study, will be quassJ k-s
correctly add elegantly the accounts Of any business
Prospectuses, with terms. b. BE- had al She roous
G. c. MARsfiS WORKS
Introduced in New York Schools
The Science Of 'uble Entry Bookkeeping sirpised.
standard warr, eighth edition. 900 pages. svo-si as
The Art ofsisels Entry Bookkeeping improved ny s
roSecilon OF the Proef Bslanceh 100 rags 6vo75cts
Lecture on the study Of Boohkspieg W ~ Balance
sAset" neat pamphlet, as pages i2no-ls eents
S.ecdt-n~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

g PLENDtD 2o", -..ICAL tXHiBiTION-N ors.
y at "a Canal street Few door, east Of BrcsdwsyMessrs
RAYMOND. WEEKS, HOBBY. Co, have the pleasure
To inform the public and naturss that they have established
beautiful, and extensive Nsnagerie OF Living Assls
and Beasts at the above psmed place Their cosetsn con
variety o the finest specimens Of history
or imported Ar,eri.a. Will be open Cor tire r.cepcr q
vistsrs each day, from 100 A. tssP and from to
IN the svep'wg. dls srs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

CPEkM OlL.-For sale, 100 barr,i. o,ude sperr. OIL %
> board ie Ings at Coeptiss Slip IL ap lied for ims-
aisiely. For further particulars, Apply TO
jal5 a. w.s.F. TOBY, Cl,stos Hotsl or o n board
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

NEW ORLEANS MoLAssEs. COFFEE, Ss-supe
rior crop, landing IN barrels and ti,ree. also
tn general assortment Groceries, which offered for sle
cheap,by J. O'DONOHUE,
jalo 81 234 Front, one door from Peck slip.
DAiNTINGswe with pleasure that The larg. and
sPlende collection Of modern European Paintings snow
to be admission eeat the corser Of Broadway and
Chambers street attract that attention 10 which IL i.
Ju. entitled The rantini, are all sPlendldy framed, and
suitable for immediate removal to the drawing room or pr
waite cabinet They will be sold auction on Tuesday
whes we hope that the admirers Of the beautiful in art will
improve the opportunity to secure themselves the
gems Of the collection. iai6'
osT, Monday, the lsth, at the Western Hotel. a
IL Wallet containing between $40 and $50 IN bills. note
OF hand for sSSSs3 dated De ro Nov 10 1892 payable
the Bank OF Buffalo, ist JAY 1884, drawn J. r. Bird and
endorsed BY n. Hemmar~,y. ir also, one srawp bv g. l.
Beach for $50 &C. daieC jan h 1870 payable 10 the order
Of l.. Robinson al the Tanners, Bank in sx months. TO
geher with other papers Of 10 any one but the
The finder may retain the money by leaving IN. ma
per, at the bar ofWesiern Hotel. ial6 81
DOCKS OF nERALDRY-T BROWN, Stone seal
- Engraver has removed 10 23] Broadway opposite the
Park. Goats Of Arms, Cresb Cypher EmSlemsteal snb
ecs &C. engraved on Stone, Diamonds Ameby.ts Topsz,,
Crystals &c. bought IN the rough or cut to any form
dies Seals Pencil CaesS gnet Rings &c engraved with
Of Arms, Cresl', Notices or auy other device.
Coan OF Arms painted and forw irded any part Ct the
Book. Of Hsraldry Kept with upward, Of 100000 name.
Coats Of Arns found ial6st.
MONEY TO LOAN.-Auy amosnt Of money procured
w on loan on or property Of any dsser
also Notes Drafts aud Bs OF Ia Char Bego1i.sd Incur.
rent Money bought add sold by
X. COUPLAND. Exchange Broker,
iil69r Ceur ndt street (adi ,ning ths yo,k Hn-se
Mr. WHITES LEC1 URE LAKD.-Nr- wH,T,Ts
WI introductory Lecture, which for SATURDAY
eVeaine last at the suyvesans nsae has been po.po
Ia consequence OF the ue emency Of The weather
nipe) TO 10. morrow "wednesday evening H. 6ih w. en- II
vail be delivered at the LioEuM 90 NATURAL HsrosY 500
Br tadusy.
In the progress OF this Lecture "Tke Harp once hroueh
Taras Halls !" When Morning Beam. p Nora Cr.ipa
when he who hdores Thee and Here, health TO thee
Tom Moore" will be introduced a. illustrations
splendid Piano from Jolly Music sor. ha, been h,nsv
furnished for these Lectures Tickets may at the prp
epa music stores. and at the doors OF Lecture Recon- for
the ~ for single evening cents Lecture to com.
meoee Al hal. past O'Clock iala "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16
CONFIDENTIAL.

r. BELL notifies the public that he may be consulted
~ at his Office - No. Courandt street, two doors from
Broadway with The utmost confidence in all DELICATE Dis
BASES requiring prompt aud SAT treatment Bang REoU.
LAR patients may rely upon receiving all the
attention their may demand with Of
issue based upon the experience OF w twenty
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