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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-03
EXCHANGE IL LAND OFFICE.
GA G;A a. di5 dA
THONIAs nd. GROVEs & 90.

THOMAS M. GROVES u co.
ENAVE opened an EXCHANGE s. LAND OF
u IN FICE, in Fayete street, doOi from the cor
of St Pauls st. for the purpose of transacng all
business Land & Exchange Brokers, on the most lib
eral terms
FOR S.4LE-One-half interest in valuable Tract
of LAND containing 437 Acres, with two fiji fish
cries attached, known the "Sandy Point Estate, in
Charles County, Maryland
A Valuable FISHERY with two Of Land, in fee
simple, situate QUANTITIES Point, in Prince William
County, Maryland, adjoining the celebrated Fishery call
ed "Opposrvm's Nose.'' binding the Susquehanna
river.
A number of valuable LOTS in the improving village
of Hapre de Grace, offering TO the capitalist good OPP
porHnity for profitable investment at various prices
good and substantial BRICK HOUSE, in Havrc dc
Grace, newly repaired with Lot of Ground of sixty by
one hundred feet attached
One fourth interest in FARM in Hartford Co., Md.
at Bells Ferry, binding the Tide Water Canal, witt
seven hundred feet Immediately adjoining the Canal Ba
sin, where outlet lock is about being erected 9th
er valuable LOTS for sale-appy as above.
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GRAND FENCING ExaIBIffON. "A
~ II. r. G.. BAUGE. the challenger of the world
VA respectfully informs the citizens OF Baltimore, that
exhibition of the progress of his fy-one pupils dur
ing the first term, will take place ut the GYMNASIUM,
corner of Baltimore and Charles streets, the LIST of Jul
ly at O'Clock in the evening Professors and amateurs
are respectfully invited TO attend.
MIR. b., at the exhibition will with pleasure give pre-
miums eff excelences to the most skiul in their re-
spective branches.
The first trial will be with the small sword
Second with the Broad sword
Third with the single stick.
Fourth with the quarter staff.
03-The pupils have full privilege of inviting their
freIks.
| ie@ AZ
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MARDEN'S PATENT SCALE
nc FACTORY, Of Baiderston "a
S. Charles Streets where may be hadata
G-kA times, all of the different kinds of Weigh
ngAPPARATUS, from the largest RAIL
ROAD to the smallest PRESCRIPTION SCALES
Purchasers be furnished with these articles
made in this city, TWENTY TO THIRTY PEI
CENT. CHEAPER than they charged by oomniz
sion merchants The public respectfully invited n
call and examine for themselves
JESSE MARDEN,
Patentee and Manufacturer
N. B.-SCALES of all kinds REPAIRED at shovr
tic m2 5-trd .
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n FAD PIPE.-An assorusDnt of lead Pipe =
b ways on hand and for sale he manufacturers
nrices BY =. POULTNEY.
~ I.aubzrxi, near I.ieh<r4
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NOD IL HAKE FISH
" 90 drums Grand Banl, Goldfish
40 do Hakt isn-For sale by
je - JOHN p. ADAMS Z Bowly' wharf.
YnNffE1 CAuFfiINr1 LlGftIS.-Ihe public
J. informed that Wcbb's Patent Lamps and Camphine
Oil to be had only of
lie 5d4t T. PALMER s. co.
"A of age, who wants permanent home, may get
good situation by applying thisothce. None need APP
ply but those who can bring good re lamentations
je lS-d4t
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HD ICES tierces Prime retailing Rice. landing th
H6 day from schr E. p. Cohen, from Charleston, and
or sale By THOS PEFNIMAN s. CO.,
Ella n Bowly's wharf
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RICH PAPEt; HANGINGs.
HOSEPH CROOK s. GOTT, UPHoLsTERERs, AND
ep PAPER HANGERS, No. 49, Baltimore street, between
North and Holiday streets-have in store
Rich Paris PAPER HANGINGS
Very superior American do
Gilt Cloth and common Borders and Fire Prints
Damask Moreens and Turkey RED, for curtains
Canton MATTINGS-4, sand
Venetian Blinds, Sofas and Rocking CHAIRS
Hair and Husk MATTRESSES and Manila MATS
Steamboats, and vessels furnished with despatch.
We very respectfully solicit our friends and the public
in general, to give a call. JOSEPH CROOK,
apes THOMAS ]. GOTT.
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NJ OTICE.-An Election for President and Direc-
IN tors Of the Clifton Coal Company, will be held at
he office of Charles F. Mayer, Esq. in the city of Bati
more, Monday the 9th July next, between the hours
of and in the afternoon.
lie 20 2awi6J
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SUMMER RETREAT.

A#I RS. ZIGLER informs the public that she con
I'VE tnues TO keep open the E72.4NkLLN HOUSE
HOTEL, situated at the village of franklin, four -
miles from the city. This establishment is pecu fsSa
llary adapted to the accommodation of boarderssza
and visitors from the city The house is large aad any,
the parlors and chambers commodious and convenient
and the propnetress will use every exerton 10 promote
the comfort of those who may visit her house. She con
hdenty believes that place within vicinity of RaII
unore offers so many inducements TO families as tbs
Franklin House. The village is proverbiaI for its he ah
and the salubrity of the atmosphere.
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WHLATE PAPER.-5o reams Supcrfnc Plate
III PAPER. of superior quality; for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT & NUDGE,
je 20 South Charles street.
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n CHANG ERX, 9th May, 184O.-Ordered dc
IL the sale made and within reported by Brantz Maver
Trustee in the cause in Chancery between Charles -
Mayer and samuel Barnes, plaintiffs, and Mary Brown
and Louis Hart, defendants, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause be shewn TO the CONTRARY, before the
9th day of July next Provided copy of this order be
inserted III some newspaper week for three sue
cessive weeks, before the 9th day of June next Th
report states that piece of land containing one hun
dred and eIghtyour sold for fourteen dollars
per acre, I'm ALL for two thousand five hundred and Sc
venty-siX dollars.)
True copS-Test RAMSAY WATERS
ie2-law3w Reg Cur Can
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-01

~. Since the day of payment drunk.
ARDS are seen and heard in all places
Liquor. is rolled out to the Indians with
lovI whole barrels and sold even by white
lnen IN the presence of the agent. Wag
On loads with whiskey arrive daily from
'ne settlements and along with it the very
afegs OF our white neighbors, voyagers O
the mountains, drunkards, gamblers anC
worse. Three horses have been brough,
70 the ground and killed with axes. Two
more noses were bitten off, and a score Of
o,aer horrible mutations have taken
place. One has been murdered. Two
women are dangerously i'll of bad usa ge,
Aug. 10. Arrival of 200 Dragons =
some oltoes accused OF depreddtlons on
missionaries and other whites made pris.
oners. p''''
Oct. The Otto blacksmith left the sta.
before" '''''e
lhe Journal proceeds with its detail OF
outrage and violence, stating among 9th.
er things that three mission families des.
lined TO the Pawnees and Omahaws are
sun al Bellevue. [where two at least oil
'hem nave been several years aIreadyl
waiting Tor their respective focks TO be
more settled and steady! AS we'll wait
ior the Missouri to become less turbulent.
fS@stseus erpectat dun detzuot amnis I,
speaks also OF the death-bed of Rev. Mo.
ses Merrill, who perishes like true sold
Ter endeavoring 10 sustain the banner o.
'ne cross among the thrice savage Otoes.
ana the more than thricesav age abomina
tons OF the American fur trade.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-01
PUBLIC, WORSHIP IN FRANCS.

Public WORSHIP IN FRANCE. APP
preparations are made by government for
l84O, OF 34.49l.300 francs to the Roman
Catholics; $4,000 to the Protestant COM
munions; and 10000 to the Jews. The
Roman Catholics have 1921 eccleslas-
tics in active service The Protestants
have 397 pastors of the Reformed Com
munion, and 232 of the Lutheran. The
Jews have 1913 rabbis.
Whole population Of France Is 33,540,-
|910 The Proteslants are more than /,
2O0. 900.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

In Vreede, from Rott erdam3Oo bds steel Boher5
chests @ Never cks Lamber-lO do Gibhard x Co
-so2s chs Oracle Col ok boker-7o cs A Racham-5
cks ch Warbugh-23 cks Boonsn Graves Col cs
Dayis-lo chs Chun-30 bks pkg Miesals Co, Of Phi
adelphias Reiffensten-3 cs Masters, Markoe Co
cks Wilehenhausen Achllus7 cks 20 Gebhard Col
es W Cuthb.rtson-a sege KulIes-l 9 Higginson-
ters cks wine Pa-sO gin Bernardae Taylor
80 Meyer Hupedens30 bdls rattan Boonen Graves Co
10 pipes gin Hood-2o Wof-iO piper gin, II cases. to
order.
IN the Monezuma, frsm Maaga2o0 cks wine 1850 boxes
rasns leo half do Darrell Maher 1889 bxs raisns ass M do
II bgs trails almonds Wallis Jr4 cks, 10 kegs 43o3 bxs,
3O74 ar bxs rasins p Harmony 4 Co.
In the Marcela from Palemolo pipes hhds, $50 cks
wine, 81 bbls rans, 200 cantars bana ck sulphur
bags fberts seed 30 uorce 1885 bxs
ges 1850 bys lemons 457 bags wanus shell
Chamberlain Lawrence.
In the Hope from New Orleans4O bbs -four Hayens Co
900 CLARK Smith Co-ioo w r Htchcock-7o bbls molas
to order.
In the Mirror from Mobiles bales cotton Swan * CO.
so do Goodhue Co4O brs Cummingss7 bales cottor
to order
In the Brig George Henry-Io bxs tobacco Aymar & Co..
bs cotton TO order27 do Bradley Brooks Coll do Matt
land, Kennedy & Co.
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Cleared.

Erie, Funk Liverpool; H,llowell Smith st Marks Carroll
aSsy
Haskell, Noble Grand Turk Nic5cls, 1aiseaas; oheio
assf B s. SG"SS 4S1 s:s sSsa
Mas MS 6Ss usd
gusne, Fla; Monument, chase .Apaaehieoa; Frank9ri,
Ssss;'
TIC, Sheppard, Gonaiyes
Bark Marce Sylvester from Palermo asd Feb with mdze
to Bark &soos s.%tsS 20 day. from with
Dutch .sallot Yreede wiersma so days from Rotterdam,
Brig opiezana, Rich 10 days from Malaga, fruit &c. Bar.
Frs Lawrence, Cobb, I'm Charleston, with cotton,
Brig Joseph Ham, Miehner DIS I'm Windsor, Ms;
Brig George Henry, Could Is ds I'm St. cotton &C. to
Brig Clinton Lyons days from Savannah with cotton
April ah of Cape RoSan spoke sehr Joseph Pike from Mo-
ss6 Hope, bentha, Is days from New Orleans with flour
seSr Ontario Alden II days New Orleans with cotton
ss6r Virginia -, 20 days from New Orleans, cotton flour
seSr Specie Norris days from ThOmsston, with lime.
Below.
SHY. Brigs, Bark
Packet ship Ontario, Bradish, London; and others.
General Record.
% Our News collscqS returns his thanks to Capt, Ben.
'' fS fS SS sS sS dasn sails To-Day Her let
ter bags will close at Giigin's this morning
The ship Minerva not below reported in the Herald
yesterday
The fgas Macedonian, and sloops Of Ontario and lie.
want arrived at Pensacola the 3st ut from Havana.
Spoken.
Was large painted port ship, with red and white wa
lowaed signal with letter in the centrs-Msrch IS, lat %
hsane from Plymouth, Eng for New York, March lat
u, long 81 80
Mechanic from Ph,IadeIphia Tor 81 Johns April g.
Samuel John Havana Tor Portland sth INST by the
pilot boat Phantom, IS miles y I'm Barnegsi.
United States Ports.
PRovrprSoE April s-Arr Lawrence, Townsend Charles
ton; Splendid Lawon NYork; sid Escel lsddirg, Bristol
rot sa,rr a." Mape,s Whssn Sc cid Whale BALDWIN
do; Globe Wilson, dos Catharine Amanda, Teal, Whining
Rcnmosp, April Arr John Eodcrs, Bell, New York. sid
BsiTrasSFa April s-Ar Victoria Proctor NYOrh, Oral
doj Marnon whesey dol Henry Burgers Briggs, do; May
AIrSGvpr. DC, April Arr Pre- er Jarvis, New York
I'D Archibald Oracle Barbados.
Nrw oRLr,ss, March Gold Shakespeare, Cornell Liver
2sh Byron, Pennington Liverpool John Holland Snow
Mopur April t-CId xylon, Putnam. Tavre; sinbsd Mat
thews New York, Love- Godfrey Noreans; 3D. cid south
sTner Ibbeis, ysgccl oercn' Hawthorn NYorh' below
ST JosErn March a5-,rr Elizabeth Firth, Brarad, New
York
New York; Mary ssbee Person do cid Virginia Sinclair
Liverpool; Caroline Platt New York.
Foreign Ports.
ST. JoHss, NIB, April i-fiecn Mar, knight, New York;
Guavsm., PR I7days sinee-Ncw Haven, Downs Cor New
,isvsn abos 2sth March ssco Sawyer Cumberland for
Camberlapd clougb, Portland loading Jobos for NYork
about nth March.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

or SURPRISING CURE or CONsyMPTroN
Among III. effected by Dr. Taylors
Basam Of ivero nonr srcseded the following Gaze Of
myself :-1aying been afflicted with the Asthma v.Ieni
cough aud great hortness ?fbah COZ four years and
eeiving eneh from ply stefan, induced in despar
try DR. Tayor's Balsam Of Lverwort When commenced
with this medicine, was reduced could raise in
bed and could With difficulty pcak distinctly yet this med
cine has restored me To- entire health
Look limitations Propietors Office Boverv
n V 90, Cornhi Boston "a Westminster street, Prov,
dcnce go Chartre 81, New OrsansAgens, Rushton aud
Aspinwan. az ll-stdy &itwy'
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Ss7 sl5 $40 Ss5 IsiIl2 S44. ss5, APT


lis table that greatest decrease of specie has been
southwestern section where it has been within the past
nearly per cent The decrease the vaults Of the u
Bank has been large While the amount in the
dde sections shows This from the fact that
York is ncludedunder that head and all the Increase has
in that State. The safety fund banks have more
last and all that held by the banks an increase
the amount in the Stale last year. The high rate oil
emium in all sections eyinces that specie is still tending
New York, while the low rate Of sterling exchange In
is city, where the demand for foreign account orig-
ties, indicates that such demand exists This
ows that the difficulty with which contend
purely INTERNAL and arises from the fact that nearly one
ohe suspended banks soent and do not enjoy the
nfdence of the public The greatest depletion of specie il
pears has been from the vaults OF those banks that most
nded themselves foremost Of these is the U. s. Bank
the Mississippi banks. IT. now inquire into the facts
ncernn, the specie basis, shall find that the amount of
ecie the country has the last 20
I'D through all ulsons aud vcssitudes which have
rred that time has been any serious of
pos of specie the imports, until the
s The following table of the treasury
Eparment:- M
rArEMENr THE TOTAL ANNUAL IMPORT AND ExpoRr
|oF Com BULLION, AND
|, 1870, TO DECEMBER 81, 1889.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

PARK THEATRE-THIs EVENING. April n, will be
MARY sTuARTHenry Stuart, Earl of D arney Mr. Rich
GOOD NiGHT's II" kEsTMMr suobOingon, Mr.. Chip
TIE BANGING BARBEREord Mincins,ou Mr. Riehi0e.
Doors open atsi-Periormance commences at T.
KQm Eki THEAIhE.-rHls LV ENING, April H. viii
SAN FATCH.-sam Patch, Mr. Marble; Cstharine, Miss
YANKEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dutiiul, Mr. Mar
GAST 2F mM Mrs. DHHs ns of the Desert Mons
PGs at esas es rea s,
NEW CHATHAM .THEATRE.-THIs EVENING,
~ APF AZ vii Ie GSGr%P Goms,o NJ, Hin n
a p'4 n D'~
haa }F a E5fSiNS A, sa TO- viii
MAT-FRGEiDS%san Fred Mr. Mitchell; City Charley Mr..
CLIMBING BoY-Jaek Ragg Mr. MiicheI Rebecca, Mrs.
THE, SAVAGE AND THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MIR. Nit
IE nsal. TUToRmDr oTsos Mr. Johnson
who Visit The boxes can from the opening
S % ssr s oSs @ da & Ms
an% E shs the sGD a Gs ss
gd1 panther; monarch ss SsRhsHi,
@ be opened M s 5 an sas
hsuS amt IF to ss ssM % speda r g % \.
THIS E @f Ia Es1 seven e Win
sSsS E Ssy
H% %bas a G WI HSpsge ams Ss sse
Sc Sc.-to conclude with grand American Pageant En-
Boxes cents-pit IS cents.
N.SET~ arp {Tl GAttEKY
,E ssa bssan SAST viii Ss al home 4
4 III a. s sns from 81 Bsu ss a
ws.proporoned, and probably strongest in the world!
Wonderful caused Se greatest
o%s e n s asa s
gagged ut this Museum for a short time.
tres Royal Cosent Garden Drary Lane VaS,Rai Garden
London and Of the lats National Theatre Hew York, VIII
scum every oyeng when he vii have The honor deliver
Of Musisa copica Rssiiatory xneedotie Descriptive,
ys ssFa! TA d EGGetFfL k Ike 4S sHS
f Fs n Es5 Ss
TMEhWs sQME together with variety of neompre-
tsSaEs EoS NJ, % begin o'clock
Amiitance to the Museum 10 see the Giant Is cents To
the Lecture Room Embellishments, Children
under i2 years half price. malls Inn
IJNTPbAiReAIL IdHJ; b.. AND UNrRECEpEENTED At
never 's0 C ssfI sA I% 'es evening
Opposite ST. Paurs Church Broadway and door the
WEDNESDAY A%ff s T Mf Rs BENEFIT of H. uAR
s% gnddsay Trusting his Efforts please
p9ors open at u to commence at quarter to precisely.
Among the tons will be found all the best Moving
| Diovamas
talent.
The Great French Magiciaas Pierre de Thomass
Brilliant display Of Chinese Fireworks without the aid Of
Extraordinary Feats Of Dancing BY the Italian Msnonets
splendid Fairy If Scene,
Aven,rilogqiaI COnversa0n ~ COmica Joey, The Clown,
For full particulars see small bills mall Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

nIf. SECOND WARD HARRISON. TYLER, AND
hfFORM-An the Wig Electors ~ the Second w ard cid
and Young are equ ses 20 meet this Saturday evening nth
Instant, at half past o'clock for the
their organization for the coming election.
Electors Of the First District bounded by Broadway
rark ROW Spruce william, and Liberty Streets will assemble
az loness Second Ward Hotel, 81 Nassau street
Those Of the Second District bounded nv w liam
Ferry streets Peck slip, South street Maiden lane
Floydsl $500 N
ed 10 attend. 'Nf'
BY order Of the Ward Committee
n yy n, JOHN ~ SHARPE, Chairman.
NMN-DRirKER,) apil ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11
PECK SLIP.
oIn aVLp GAhEN,S HEAD DlsPENsARy.

OH uALbNs HEAD, ~ Peck slip, near the corner of
alter street, DOCTOR EVANS confines bis improved
AZ usual At his well established Dispcnsary, No ia
SIP The public respectfully appraised that DR..
es,ensNe pracu regular medical requirements in
ana America aud 81 years professional
S 20 adopt the most speedy safe and agreeable practice
or we perfect removal sfa Diseases of delicate
Old Tor whchhe particularly celebretedtose who have
oeen unsuecessuly treated BY less experienced probationary
AZ ~ spectfuy invited TO make application at h Office No
" feck Slip where his well approved Minerals Box Pre-
veniye be had genuine and al other establishment
B-The eces asd entrances we'll arranged and -
crecy may b. depended Attendance daily uatn tOPN
1rs1 M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

PILLS OF EXCHANGE on AL parts Of England, Ireland
- and Scotland, of IS, Gao 10, aud f20 to any
amount for sale at 3. J. SYLVESTEKS,
apii 1870 Broadway and % Wall st.
pILES PILES. PlLES.,-One dollar, the price of a bot
tie shall be refunded any who will tile OF
HAYS GENUINE LINIMENT FOR THE PILES with
out being cured Hundreds have tried none have allied II
Is innocent that full bottle may be applied once and
effecual that every says, I" il acts like charm"
f- Observed buy unless it has the of CON.
stock 4 CO." on the wrappers. All others false
Sole Office, No. Fletcher ktreet.
jazz 3meodf SOLOMON HAYS.
pROSpECT HILL BOARDING SCHOOLING BE.
MAN has the pleasure OF announcing to the public that
has taken the beautiful anson at Prospect Hill s3d
and ith avenue formerly known Nowans Pavilion;
which place he has recently removed his school from the
mile stone Blooming dale and where he ready wait
on those who wish to lace the r boys under his charge
The attractions at this mansion unsurpc sedits vcini-
" TO the ciyts fine healthy arts spacious halls splendid
piazzas and magnificent prospectsiogether with the free
range Of some ~ of ground combine render this
LEGATION unryalled for a boarding school
The internal Of the school adapted TO the
usual purposes for which boarding school should be establish
co. Spring term the FIRST OF May.
AS the grounds and oberya tory afford delightful prone
made and prospect especially to cldreR friends
are respectfully invited ca and the establishment
For terms references &c. call either at the Mans
The agent VIM. f. DRAKE No. II w all street. opposite Gus
tom House.
20; WANTED, an assistant Teacher. One who is pous
apio I'm SAMUEL BEMAN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND MATE.
Il RAILS FOR FOR FLORISTS The Subscribers have
just received p shps Emerald snd Utica extensive assert
ment OF Artificial Flowers from PARIS new Style Tor the
Spring Also Kind Of waterfalls FOR manufacturing
Flowers Dealers viii find profitable to call before purchase
ing swhere the ntedy low the stock
very large, aud every article seeeted NTH the greatest carr B
Paris BRuN, LANCASHIRE CO,
apT I'm MS William ct
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FASHIONABLE
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
IN Nf...y.. -.

THE subscriber has received handsome supply black
and colored Cloths Cassimeres, and Vesnes which he
VA make 20 order, his usual low prices for
SPRING PRICES.
Dress Goats Of 10th. ....... sic 90 TO ss
rroes DO do ............ Is 90 to W
ttn.Moons 90 tassimere or Satinet. SO to IL 90
Vests OF Satins. buff OF white Cashmcr Chal.
We and London Wsltings.
esons furnishing their own goods have them made
Dress Coats made and trimmed 50 90 TO sii %
rrc.s 90 20 90 . 50 to "a %
rehthoons 90 %
VIZ. a., do % ............ zoe
~ BAH garments made at this
the best wsrhmen and warranted &C. ct -
The subscriber viii the lst Of May to No %
maiQ smis. URIAH p HARRIS
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LADIES' ARTICLES FOR DRESS, sc.

LADIES' ARTICLES FOR DRESS &C.
Corset Lacers, Bone Button,
Boot Lacers, Knitting Pins.
Inmsles Button Moulds,
Tapes, Spirit Gas Wick
Ivory Combs Side Combs "'
Bone Eyelets, Hair Pins
Packs Pins, Wooden Pocket Combs
Sp0ols Cotton Bed Lace
Gross Cord, Quality Binding,
Black silk Cords, Bodkns,
Skein Sewing Cotton, Shoe Ribbon
Silk Braids, Calloon,
Cotton Braids, Twist Horn Combs
H. Pms, Eyeet Machines.
Hooks and Eyes French w orking Cotton
Stay Binding, shears, '
Black Fins, Thread,
Ferits, Sowing Silk
Metallic Eveles, Bohbiss
Cotton Slide Carriers, Cotton Balls,
Needles, Whalebones
ELASTIC Carriers, Spspenders
Pearl Buttons, Slates tageers tin.
Lamp Wcks, !. o. Side Combs
Boot Cord, Ca oking Pins,
Scissors, Stilettoes
knitting Cotton,
For sale at No. 100 Chatham street apiO iOts
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PhIlaaeIphia Advertisements.

A MEXICAN THEATRE, WALNUT STREET, PHI
~ LADELPfiIA.
Mr.. BURTON throughout the week
Saturday, April ll-Emgraton Tom Tape, Burton; But
However: Caleb Chzaler, Burton and The Nanny: Toby
Tramp, Burton.
az Mr.. Forrest is engaged tins theatre and will
shortly appear a ayorite character. apps lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

sections OF the country where rredeemabe curren
tolerated. aregradua losing their specie, aKdit IS aecu
ang those sections where the restrictive policy Is pur
y as indicated in the following table. aN
BIZ OF SPECIE IN THE BANKS THE DIFFERENT SEC.
| Tons OF THE UNIoN, Al your pIFFERENT PERIoDs