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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01
Love! LOVE!! Lowell!

LUvE! LUvtM LUvE!!!
S:Ts sSE sSsaS tHSE
and s n e writings Ct Ovid
g. Il: Is;: Y d.! implicitly,
to Aaf T. s The he Gss s%w
art s ssay asa ao teaches item how to
" ~ ss%sis men o. g Alteration,
so5y sE, who Wis. sSt ID ..s.r. cop, etA. anu
vi ;.s:i:s eli Il; Il: Il
BRAHAM J. JACKSON, PAwNBROKER, No, IS
Rsade street, near Broadway loans money in large
sums as may be rq red on personal property Of all
script ons. din
MRS VESTS BOARDING HOUSE,
S'Sis,' ss SS Cafe ss4 .
90 Ensf.h seryaTi. 10 NE and Clerk viii always
srSiss her r.:pots: &c ''''''s or s"'''.'s at
Havana, October !, 1870 d Inn
CHARLES TYING,
oS:po .Sss n s p aasf Nd f i
ch.s s sid asSt to " 'a'.s
SORE NIPPLES.
DIR II; C. CASTLE as7 Broad~ ay, has known sherman's
M III s:y: s'p:
Sold at lee Nassau DOdd Blsseksr osdwy
Deee%ter, at IA O'clock Passenger viii embark By the
ss:s .i.H s TX:
ding Roors at II O'Clock, Am. dIQ.
- KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEoPLE,
Shoe No $40 anal street one door
below Greenwich and Al No Bowey street
ia: .ors, *. ety. While i Ss
pes are 70 per cent es 0ay one trial reasss
may be BTcKS P. ses 0 spas
N. B. An rip. mended gratis dim.
DOWN WITH THE MARKET MONOPOLY-Ths eiti
s Toma IN
S,sI, s S the ,u % s
Council Who BY their conduct ialy %onstra
:. .siSss
tel; corner q Grand streets, on
f ss % 81, sas an. s
DEsTRAbLE BoARD.-ARs sIMEs, Ne. IS BRoAp.
Doarders with rooms, reasonable terms
also sIs r sss ai a to sss
and her hours such as to make it desirable place o- hu
Salt Rheun remember that this invals.bie compound
he soi 1Ri for S
letter Ring Worn, Jackson ssrts.s ,eS and ii sSa
Ss ssa
q ' s1Ss Witt and
burg d. ais
I ECTURES ON POPULAR ANATOMY AND PLY.
- sIOEOGY.-Dr BEDFORD wi deliver the I'd regslsr
lecture Of his at the stuyvesant institute. Wednes
Between being: and an
mals aud pans-ctions plants ais-ae
tons Peculiar 10 spmalsanmals combine ves-o, gsLc
and animal lfe.dRerence in eaeh-ife-deaih,
Tickets for the 10 be had Ad of
Broadway and Fourth street Dc % Broaeway and
Blocker street Single lectures so cent? di 1,is.
TOFEMALEs IN DELICATE HEALTH--DR WAND,
l3 Chambers consue by lady Iabo, IN, usdsr
the following symptoms: There deahy paeness Of the
eountenanee great lose Of nesh cough
ession lily ri.ed blood had night swe-ts and hectic
She afflicted with her side was sup
posed to be Ia consumption by her friends Under DR. WARDS
irestmeLt she has been restored to perfect health.
DIR WARDS method Of treating suppression
weakness female obsruc on and al cases where ,ure has
short m To effect
Persons from distance may consult Dr. Ward by letter
(rost red but married lsbgring under
IRON asiura must consult the Dr. personally or un.
satusl results might follow the taking his emed
Once hours from 0 To II A. NJ, and to p NJ
d. it3 Chambers ct.
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AUause meats.

i
| PARK THEATRE.
| THIS EVENING, December :, the performance wna,s
L% scSNaMBTLA
Rhoas:pstsS. '' mrBroushl Liza, NJ ": s.sasr
After which,
The The is e iGss1si ws the farce
y ys,;.' Mr. Jones ve'd''' Mrsss ~. ss:s
Iness-Bores 81; Pit SO esnts Gallery qs cents
Doors at half past s-Perormanee at
BOWERY THEATRE.
s'' for limited n %SerGfR II
Second appearance e ne Celebrated EDWARD KENDALL
TIE Of f' %xTEfTti ye .'sa' BAT
The GRHSp SxTosi VA A fGTGsrfs
~ BY Twelve Equ.sirians and their superb Chargers
The rsc SGSn n. GsT,3y ;. 20 macsss
S::ss
@ .:s. =:
being h Greatest hs void The Arena ssss:
conclude 81 81 f Gdsss faE DRAGON
ss ~
'' M''' 9 THE sfsfi.fs OF Ss @A,raRLoo.
when VIII be sSa Horses and
90 Doors cn a, soaer pass s.iiornss e.s es%ms...
precisely at and the whole conelsde by hspast
NJ Boxes rs oeDs, Pit. si cents Gallery, IS cent.
r,,. shM UHATHAM TtiEAIkA
THIS EVENING. Fec 1.-The perf r will cenxsneo
with the drans entitled
Astoo, MIR j n KrhyI n amnan NJ Chr
sahina, ' '' Mrs Madison
r., B Z; $ii NJ. .,.,...
Toe include with the drama Of
TIE ALPINE HUNTERS.
Caroert Mr. j II KIRBY Est,van, Mr. evsns
n Anne, Mrs Mossop
.s
MiTCnELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, &c. THE performances win esa
menes with turietta, called
49, BUY-IT-DEAR. IT'S MADE OF CASHMERE.
The Unknown, Mr. Edwin Mad'lle Tinker Mrs 1hmA
Brutus Bundle, Graham Poolypet Mss snglsiss
Chioe ;.......:. Miss Ternbuu
Aher which, piece entitled
THE NEW WORLD
In which The .ntire company will appear.
Followed by the extravaganza OF
/ 9 4 O
OR CRUMMLES IN SEARCH OF NOVELTY
Mr. Crummles, Mr Mitchell Alleyn, Mr. Rnsssl
wriggls, Edwin WALTON, RobsE
The entertainments 70 Conclude with the farce Of
Damon, Mr. Edwin Py,hias Mr. Graham
Jane, Mis- Singleton
Doors open at 7-curah rises at halfpast1.
Dress Circle 50 eents-Upper Boyss IS csntsr ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01

A. G.. CASTLE, A. M, NJ. d.,
INSERTS THE PREMIUM UNFORTUNATELY TEETH
BY ATMOsfHhRlC PhEssURE,
Without lgatures, wires, any fsserrrs Which BY heu
friction wear of loosen, force outth. rnan,ng teeth
The above m.thod obvstes all these Teeth plugged WITT
gold e.mentoose teeth sisnetseth cleaned extracted
&c. sc. OFFICE, 7s7 BROADWAY. -
0U- EAFNESS 20
I Don ANGEL CALDERON De LA BaRCA, Misi,
Il, Penpo frpu Donna Isabeha. Queen Of srsn
TO the United States Washington do sy tibet was Gu
red OF serious Deafness and the most painful noises IN ny
ears and head by Drs CASTLE EDWARDS, (AuRtsrs fs
BEoAowsYl 6lso, that Dr. A. CAsTlF stands ,ron3 th'
eminent Of his profession. sk practical entst
have known these eent and recommend them |"
worthy on rms, ~ pN y IA BARCA
n7AACoUsriC DROPS, sure cure COR the esr-ache, col
lcctions 81 bard aud pains N the ears or
saIs Al gaJ prosd-sv. 81 emis
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A nep Article Of Food for Childrfp and TnpoIids
NASH'S FARINACEOUS FOOD

A nsp Article Of Food for Chiidrfp aud Tnpofids.
NASH'S FARINACEOUS FOOD
and paatahs OF al the fsrncous descriptions OF food
known; combines all the lss Of root tart
SC ard much more economical than either
STRIP food that be for ilyaid will Keep in any
climate, and Is pa;ronrd and nded BY sedica
somsehs and IL s put up p,r bic pack
ages and be carried 10 sea without sold
ALFRED HILL. Druggist qos Greenriebs Al,
d. Sun andby the prineir druggists the city
JTNlVN BANN-The Red back potss OF the Union Banl,
y Montreal, viii be taien at u ersen, disseu thy
d. Merchants Exchange, Hanover o..
Ba..psnt, near proadwsy; TO- .ma ,.cisole FAM
without children Address A. e. b. Herald Oicc with
same dib
PART OF a IA 'DsOME three story House to lot, viii
sp,'y the premises, No. 81 wsli.r,f. d.
A UCTTON NoTICR-LANpLoHp'.sA Lr or tiGocrnirs-
THIS day at 10 o'clock a. 50 Fuor Of Cliff street
the bal nee Of good. for aso the 'be cellar
no, sid. 10 this 81 CroS ani 10 trims prime dairy
butter di IL
~ street church will bold their anniversary this 'enins
I've Second Wesleyan Cha?, Mulberry street hear Be,eker
street Addresses be expected By the Rev Dr. Durbn
I'D ohe.s Service 10 eomn,n At past ecleok These
A DEMOCRATIC WING sUPPER-A Democratic Wing
n suppt te giv,n on Tuesday evening he first IL De-
esbr, at tie Log Cabin Of the Seventeenth Yard the ed
avenue near sh street. In eommenoraon Of the late Demo
TIE city meet With the seventeenth on The es.n
ng or the is 10 congratulate another elc .,oa
William II nry I1r iscu 10 the Presidential Chair The
Unons the Gsrm,n Iippsesnoe Club, and all other Wing
sss1eiaos cited 10 attend band Of Music will n,
stationed At the cabin during tie evening Tickets IN be hsi
AZ the eaolh prlee 30 eents. diU
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01
j. pf. Wheeler, Aucfionesr.
BY &c. MAITLAND,

ARRIVAL or MIR, BRIsTow, THE WRITING MAS
TER, IN NEW YORK -.
Nd RE.OPENtNC OF his Writing Clsss.s Day and Ever
"A r Ladies and q, rlernen n ALL AGEs, Al NO sd
Broadway, Bonfanii's Fancy Store.
TERMS REDUCED FROM sQ 10 ss-fer this season oniy'
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BY Blu ITkkFIhID x COACTIMON
Store No. 10 East Broayf'cay.
Out door sales ofGrecsries Furniture &C pu,ctusy
ended "a, and resi- ~ &elly solicited.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

public and mercantile confidence accumuiatons
will not find their level.
The after keeping the public in
suspense anxiety for months about adjourn, with
out having effected individual thing The report Of the
Committee taken both houses yeser
dav and in the amended enforce
ton on 18th jan s4l, which carried In the
house report rejected altogether by Of 4s
adopted resolution to adjourn of p
instead Of the 3ls of March, adopted by the house. The ad
ournmen of the Legislature will Doubt give great relief
public, by removing all anxiety any further egs
atve interference in AFFAIRS The banks may then. by
the operation Of trade and the force opinion be forced
There do doubt by that of the banks OF the
South and will resume the Philadelphia nstitu
tons have taken the lead The restoration Of confidence and
uniformity Of the will revive trade The follow
the rates Of sterling bills and sight drafts New York.
at the latest dates =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28
MONEY MARKET.
Friday, March 27--6 p. M.

The Stock Market has been rather quiet to-day Sales have
been small and generally dec inc from yesterdays rates
Canton Co. reeeded per eent-Deaware and Hudson per
cen-Farmer's Trust per ccn-Am Exchange Bank per
cen-stonugton per cent?. s. Bank improved per cent
There small sales Of old Corporation bonds
cent premium.
In sterling bills there has been but little doing since the de-
parture of the Great Western The rates remain nomina
sameprobsby but little will be done until the departure
Of the British Queen the LIST pcosimo For domestic bills and
uncurren money the state of the market evncs greater de-
and material alteration in prices The following is
table Of the current rates:
CURRENT RATES BASK NoTEs AND Domestic BILLS
Bank Notes. Exchange.
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Provision Market.
led somewhat since Last week, as the following

Fish becoming plenty, and prices IL is SEEM have de-
plenty sad aud fish of all kinds In there has
upward tendency More asked for both beef and
The subject Of the market laws and their abolition should
now be discussed freely, and violent II necessary Ef
strongly and spriedly The nhab,nts Of this city
been imposed upon long already and
ny the & he question 20 be the 3 al ~ sss :,
election and vote for candidate who is in favour thu
% witch recently sonsdra The ss.tns market %s
"g se & e the % a.s d ssss BY s
contend the laws, because they add pittance the
surely will pay small tar 10 meet TIE deficiency
a thus ge rid Of py ing lEer one which they are now
life Il only rqurcs momeat consider ,tion this score
As TO the health Of the cy the given absurd In
open the slaughter and sale Of without any
ton whdev,r There must ,, some limitation law inst
sheep calves killed, sufficient at ali events TO prevent
Let eth the London or Paris tpan be adopted, and thr
will then be- no more COMPLAINT , 49,
10 London most every butcher has slaughter house hills
building aud who OF the unhealthy state Of London,
hear Il the death butcher By consumption This plan SOud
esy be adopted here and particularly when the Ccon water
blood snd 6iih could be inst ntly washed clean away,
Ia Paris the plan is somewhat different There they hare
S Sid shar s III s S %e f lie s s ans fs
kle and dressed ready for sle. Buehers hire stall in
e, ,gs b s"d m enT . but
only ssra ira he com nes With Eve or Others There
e. sh md good every morn ug
Bosi . The bu ess both cities = carried Zee aud
red those who md rs,snd the ide succeed SO every
thin e Iang.d prop %1nssr Both ~ fs . and og ::
universally purchased the markets isor the interest 81
snS pSP Ss T sss bis af. e % sGSS sqs s
viii b. here ~ hs ens,ne systen !. ab9shed CONSUME
iinued ihcy viii pay dearly FOR IL Let the marhe, laws
therefore, berepesled
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28
RENT RArEs OF
Bank Notes

There dehste action gard to the various cur
rency bills before the Legislatures Of the different sates
There two bills before the Legislature Of this State one Of
which requires all the banks in hre cent Of their
capital to constitute fund to be called the Bank Agency
Tund whchs to be applied the redemption Of the bill Of
all the banks in New orb per discount This BILL IS
suspected will pass The other requires that the banks
should their bills city at per discount
This bill may pass but it's Of very doubtful utility Its
agitation has thus FAR been the Of preventing the
try banks from making any provision for their paper until
its fate should be sscertaned Had thu legislature not
nterred in the matter is highly probable that individual
erpse would before this have effected arrangemei
The banks ned passive and their paper has gradually
been returned them until II very in the
This scarcely s likely to increase rather than Otherwise,
fer The reason that the canal will be opened until
the goth Of April, and the Banls cannot therefore
eumulate credits in the city and IL 10 impossible to
discount While the present disposition to each other
specie prevails between the two systems The Commercial
Bank Of Albany having command the fnds OF the State
ssi be employed IN running the bills Of the Western
Banks f. Albany order force them into Keeping de
poste WITH her IN " bills 10 the Of the Bcs
ton m. IA long the W. stern banks have no New York
funds wherewh the mand, they exposed to
specie drain, and Il is in vain TO expect
change for weeks come " the time the Well md
canal and all the internal ION OF the western states Is ia
full activity and the produce I'll sog forward TO rtbur
and thence to Philadelphia The drawback Of cents per bar
rel which allowed all flour skipped Psburg
and delivered at Philadelphia. makes that cheaper
than the Erie Canal IL a were open.
THIS arises pureiy from the Encouragement Of the Canal
Commissioners and the result will TO put money and bush
into the hands Of the Phadephans the expense of the
New Workers The nohey market Of Phladpha is already
much easier IN Consequence AMI IL her currency par
soions as the barrier Of redsem able currency nosed
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$s52,s5s

The capital stock of this subscribed in shares
500 EACH secured by mortgages real estate Mississippi
of these mortgages disposed of the New York
Banking Company in June last, redeemabc The
amount payable by the NewYork Banking Conn any
saments of every meeting checksa 60 AVS
sight acceptances waived the express condition that suf
cen oCotton should be shppedon before LIST
JAM $780, They failed in sending forward the Cotton and their
drafts not honored The cashier ohe fernando Bank
publishing the above statement the following
reason for the dishonor ofhis drafts
To prevent counteres wrote President John Della
field that he would not honor check drawn by that did
January last for the purpose going onto New York
any int @ % eng Greek
Ga e checks drawn by him. The checks were
an. SoBs e. o@
Sd NJ ef'eGa d 1 %
could d., not get the cotton b, dshGn rcd the checks; Il
as good condition. think as any bank in The states as had
saved the bank from any embarrassment.
This is most singular affair, and shows the difficulty which
such experience getting possession of the cotton
1t the operation to raise capital by getting
ton credit post notes Thus the capital subscribed
in mortgages, which mortgage the New York Banking
Company to advance them money fast the cotton
forward The credit thus furnished constituted the ca
pal and is clear the notes with which the
have purchased send forward would have been
paid until the could have made enough pay them
and above the expenses Of banking The design was pro-
baby hold of the proceeds Of the stop The
general plan precisely that which the banks this
State 90 operation Ia this case however it failed be-
the Planters would take the post notes.
York Banking Company would them without the
Bills oladng woudhaye been much better
than Greek letters.
This system could not be attempted the banks universally
paid specie and indeed it than the conduct
United States Bank That nsttton by the assistance OF
audacous front and the reputation Of large capital
say nothing Other better knowledge Of Greek letters
made transactions equally bad those ofthe fernando
rany, and equally variance with sound banking
SO long the public counenance currency
long will these impostors be practieed Greeking is
prev alent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

H.xA~s, March a-Sugars arr bet s inquired after, AMI
stocks uating want of vefsels the asked IS
81 for brow and yro- for whites the offers are
cline. isnn the least DOUBT but mater decne must
Molasscs per beg There Rice IN fret hands
The CaspianS cargo soid Flour Is', stock
dere Lumber tQs The only wsscl freight in har
ch nre Lon n ~ per cent premium; New York
Al nnrr r. M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

rs NINTH WARD-At crow ded meeting of citizens of
the Ninth ard, held notice at the Northern
change, Beecker Monday evening" Esd Mr.
Thomas Goulding appointed Chairman, Samuel j. Book
Stephen q. Holster appoiaed Secretaries
After few appropriate remarks by MIR q. Blomt
OF the object Of the meeting, IL motion,
Resolved That committee Of five be appointed to retire
draft resolutions the feelings of the eetng
Whereupon the following gentlemen appointed Messrs
the following, which anirnously adopted:
Whereas. By the and design free and liberal
system OF liberty and all its attendant blessings
secured alike each member of the community without
auy dsnc rank station, occupation employ
and
Whereas the Council Of this city, have passed
jinances prohibiting The sale Of fresh other
than the markets. under penalty Of fine or Imprisonment there
by abrdgng the sacredy guaranteed rights Of the and
securing odious monopoly the hans OF w-thereore
Resolved That in the opinion of this meeting, the simple
the charter ohe city, does necessarily imply The
prohibit the sale of fresh in other places and doing
they have nscendcd any authority vested in them BY the
sovereign people ir2m whom all their lowers derived
Rssaed TIM TIE resolution of the Common Council to
the Market Laws opposition 10 the
of the people by requiring the Health Wadens and Street
Inspectors OF the several ards To prefer complaint against all
those, Who audable ambition 10 BY honest
dusta support for thems and families be engaged
selling fresh meats from shops and so amending as 10
brace all ot laws act Of partial legislation not to be
tolerated by frrcmen.
Resolved That the laws in question begotton ayarce
without regard To the rights of the citizens, and
therefore ought To be repealed. -
Resolved That will support anddate who Is not
IN favor o repeal modification OF the existing Market laws
mars IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28
CITY SALOON,
OPPOSITE ST. PAUL'S CHURCH,

through all the known aud unknown dances in the
CITY SALOON,
# RFaHtS oo HE Hl Hh99ASway
season with entire new and Jecoatens superior
to ITS @Sf pa%y days for the PURPOSE Of producing success.
Ss Sa Mr. SNSG56sN" under the
cushions .Ssns
dueB general eneet OF elegance ana comfort equal not
coAblSATioS OF xHTETERRAcrIoSs FOR THIS
New Moving Dioramas.
Vocal Instrumental Concert and Fsyore Dances by
Doors open at . to commence at quarter before 8.
New Moving Doramas-Abbey of st. Francisco by
i% s 1a %d9Sa s~StS 'fei s Beats.
Brilliant FAIRY oroo, being Moving Scene OF dazzling
.si e aud sss sss
ay With The Les nes1 sp and
The celebrated tenor singer NJ Geih viii preside a. he
piano The concert will consist OF avarey ADMIRED songs
The whole to conclude with several Favore Dances by
Italian Marionetts. mall Inn
NTsEUM HS SEf9sITIEs c. tn
rERFTThiSliENr sSMoSD3y ,M$:;$' i1i5, and sSsfy
:i5:: ~ si1 S;S S
oBssrSaiiCns, drawn from real life on Men Manners and
E9g' s' .a s' 'f%g, viii Saar S PsT
ReetaGry AnecdGte Dessgptiy Initiative En,sr r,
psT % & fffAHy k lp
Of S Tfa FPoR "
MERRIMENT!
Aaance, cents Performance to at O'Clock.
For programmes see bills. mai6 I'm
TNR co. SsTdS 81 l TTgs
for the reception Of at their vol known
%ss To S9 de Ss s,' Sass ssfr
LIVING EGYPTIAN GiRAFFE! And the further grati6-
cation Of seeing BLACK TIGER the eSst.nce Of which
has hitherto been either doubted denied by all authors who
have written the subject
Entrance the exhibition No. IL Christie street dirsctly in
the Of The Bowery Amphitheare.
plLLIARDs.-EXERCIsE FOR HEALTH ONLY.-A
respectfully informs his friends in the vicinity
Of the Taersas that he has just fitted the large Room <
known Broadway Hail. with tables where he will
has old stand Ann street, adjoining the Museum where
there thirteen tables ready for trial Tables Of de-
scnPon cloths, balls cues cue wax &c Tor saie as above
The above have the reputation Of being kept fo
most respectable and the best assortment tables
ia 10
f,ERMAN sILVER-A arge assortment of common and
VI quality Silver Tea and Table Spoons Forks
Butter Knives &C. Together with patterns of German Sill
yer rene" W. .V CHHNcI soN 60 II pla,t street,
mas Inn and n Commerce street. Philadelphia
CHARLES Z. FoLwELL, LATE FOREMAN TO w
" u. STlNfNlE.TS and crmrly Cutter TO j.. q; Wyman
Of Broadway, bcg leave inform his friends and the public
that he has associated himself with Henry Adams, and that
the transaction of the Tailoring business in all it's varieties
where gent, will always find fashionable assortment q
fine Cloths aud tassmercs also every description Of lC
Satin, Chale, Woolen and Marsees esngs, which will
be made 10 order in the most Fashionable and
moderate terms.
CEF would remark that his practice UTTER, having
been attended with the gratifying he
warranted all those who would aironze the new
firm, that they shall have 10 complain OF either NJ,
/ style, quality.
| Terms, ia every instance, cssH. mil imqwis.'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

NTEW YORK EXCHANGE BANK.-An institution un-
~ der the above title Organized January last pursuant
10 the General Banking Law of this state The capital well
secured pail in cash be called in, and the bank
proceed s Ordinary business under rrposble and esp,
encd officers Their Office temporarily No. % Wall
street, (new building Bank United sstesD upstairs.
map
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

The of confidence such in the South, that produce
will not change hands unless for the undoubted New York
funds Even among those who profess advocate suspension
the the specie banks avoided and New
York money greediy TAKEN the post notes of
swindng banks find currency the general reputation of the
State The Of post note operations is, however,
beginning understood The bill Of the Senate of Oio
the issuing post has passed the house so to
The following statement Of the fernando Rail Road
Banking Company Mississippi will illustrate Of the main
causes derange in the business ofthe South
STATEMENT HERNAEDo RAILROAD BANKING
COMPANY, Mise, MARCH 9, 1870.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

NdW No. w sK ba the /, inform biz frienl and
m tn rhc ha his Ccnccr Al the City Hote III he fost
rored mill WeSn,say, which eon several distneui.
ed pcrfo will appear. Particulars in future ns7 Sc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28
pROAOWAY CIRCUs-THIs EVFNING. March

BROADWAY CIRCUS-THIS EVENING, March as
~ will be performed,
Star Waltz Entroe Double Tramponpg; sill Vaultng
by Master Dale oremanshp BY Master Glenroy the Usage
Cheftn Song by Mr. Dicknson Iorsemarsfp by Mr. Cad
walader Tight Rope Exercises juggling and Bali by
Mr. jennings orsemanshp by Rogers MIR Cole, the
INDIA Rubber Man To conclude with the Shoemaker Of Bag
dad-Cobler MIR. Dicknson Cobble Daughter, Mrs Hood.
Master Diamond the unrivalled Prince OF Darks, will go