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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

Cleared.
TnseNrora, Smack Rchmend Va, George. Hail Savannah
smgis Clesrmani treeman storsr, saiis River, Ga
buek Beren Lstolrel,s Norfolk .ni Pe,ersbuj Heroine
tses Neasuas, Brett Woes Rosario Taylor Delit. Hon.
ostsrs Nickersoni Susan, Msnien, Georgstows. Dc.
Arrived.
Ship Albambizn, Harkness, is days from NOrca1s Win
v~s,on iiari5ut Co SD in co. With shie HEAVY
Clay On Tortusss spoke ship Aimtiaac Saith, Cor New
sip Bruus, Alan, from Monsvid.o SEPT a. With hides.
yool. &c 70 w w Defprest Co, Jas swan, CurnnrV
Sos, aat the er The has had gales tor
the ~ ana has been Is days between Cape aeras and this
SLAP Lev ant Bartlett from st rstrsbrr and g DAYS from
Elsineur, With ICON, ~ 70 Heckschsr Costsr
Big tssa'.s Isyor from Ms,g., IN Oct with r.isins,
Harbor on the III inst severe x,es from NM
stove stern ooa, hsd the second wished M ,
sucsesard IN getting him on board again.
Brig sbsr sdsrs vl % days fem Bordeauv brandy 20
Dawes Brooks. Victor Bsr.ssu Never sew q n sehss;
der, Barclay LisnSston Bnineer son wine 10 i Cod
ma, rerre,t r,un,s 70 PfeifsrS wiss,oaa.
sesr Nsr r Smith wws;s,sE,oa NC n.ysl sor,s
sche Henry Chase, Williams, Rchu, lnd. ~oaI
schr Mary Ann, Hickman, 70 Is Landing. corn
schr Carpentrr's Son. Brown, wilmingtsr, corn
sehr Mirror, smith, Philade phia, coal.
sehr Doctor Jewelt $40 whil.
schrs Chief Van me; Baltimore. Woalam Nassau
born; Rochester Wse Lorenzo. Chessbovsh All from Bs
schr Commerce, Haehins IL days from w.cs.se, Ne with
tanssr.
Below.
Three ships bart thee bresons brig dismastea One
cotton, Se 70 Johnson Lowien. Wind sW.
Sailed.
Pseks, shp Vi ls le Lyon, stOtda', Havs, mi others
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Died


On Monday, 10th inst, after lingering Illness JereoA
Ce~ghisn.
His friends and relatives invited to attend his
this afternoon at half past So'eook, from his late
dence, 50 Oliver street.
On Monday, 10th inst, in the 45th year of his age YIN
c. Wooisey, Esq.
On sunday, 18th inst, Da~iel Fraser, aged 70 years
At Providence r. l., on Friday, Stephen Olney, in the
roth year Of his age.
At Washington city, Saturday I.th inst Lieut. Col
Carries Broom othe United States Marine Corps in the
%sth year of his age.
At Salem, Mass the 18th inst, Captain George Smith
aged 10 He was Of the crew Of the letter Of
marque ship Asra, of Salem commanded by Richard Der
BY which vessel brought the first intelligence 10 days
passage from Havre Of treaty having been
cuded between Great Britain and the United States in the
ga
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Latest AdviceS
New York Post Once,

New York Post Once.
P,ht Once opeus at. Observation-Disclosures o'clock NJ.
closes At. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N
~Opeu Oh sundays from % 70 10 A. and i2 ~ r.
ARRfvAL AND DEPARTURE or
Ess.ers Steamboat Mail, via stonington,
daily, except S.ndays, ............ M PM.
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via New Haven,
vdsny except sandays, .;.;...,.s..;.. IN AN.
morning, closes Saturday ............ spM
Hastern Way Mai via III reu, Westchester,
Nor~slk, &c daily except ssndays.... Pm NJ
Hartford Mall, by steamer, daily, except
Sundays; III, 49,. a.;.... An rM
daily ..:.....:....... ............iii Pm Sr NJ
western naii, daily ...................ti NJ
Morning Mil 10 Philadelphia. IN
Southern Way Mali, including the principal (s A. n
Offices between this and Pinadephiay l.
jersey City, Newark. &e............. "a NJ
rHaisoa River Way Mail both sides 4. N.
IS Il 81
Loos Island Mails. ....'.s...... .s... A. NJ.
On o. Al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

Aovss those who look forward to state Of psrmans
prosperity and the real good Of the community, to be
douby careful what they sanction BY their
tsnsAes The country, with vast natural wealth. slowly
recovering tsf from the effects Of former nisnansge
nent Let those who desire to the recovering perfect
sdwach with jealous those who attempt influence
1t to their own sdysntage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

PHtLADELPHIA, Nov. II, 1870.
DEAa srr-The weather here 10 now very cold
and clustering high wind from the west. Last night
we had much lightsinS and heavy thunder, with
some slight showers OF rails. This Is An unusual
Occurrences in this latitude At this season. and is
worthy Of notice.
Eldridge has bses acquitted by the jury, upon the
strosgesf bill that the prosecution could bring
be Impossible TO convict him upon any one Of the
other bills. II is therefore most probable they
will be abandoned; or at most held over him as
terror to prevent an action Tor damages =
but with the active and ering counsel he sus
tained it is not probable he will let the prosecutors
of for less than bonus of Sl00,O He has the
prettiest claim for damages that any man ever had
in this State. What" says his counsel, sis veal
thy, respectable and peaceabe citizen, to be torn
from bis home, his family and friends-aye, and
worse than all this from the idol of his heart-rom
her, to whom he had plighted his faith, his honor
and his all,-and he, like felo., locked in
a drsary dungeon Severing the dearest ties Of
life, and procaiming his character as infamous, jast
as he was about consunmating the highest the holt
claim for heavy damages for false imprisonment
He (Edridse) was remanded upon the other bills.
am also told thst rsquisition from New York has
been lodged against him.
yesterday You will probably reesllect the farce
enacted 10 this city some time since. Of trying j.
Wood for the murder Of his daughter. A few
week. after the aequi!tal f such it could be cal;
that he was insane, again swore that he was suf-
6ciently sane to be discharged. Oh the power
Of money! He was discharged upon heavy Sc
curity, honorable (not honesty assurance that
he should leave this State aud enter it again
How has this bond been fslflled! You will perhaps
be surprised, although think States Attorney
will not; when tell you that he inhabits the same
house in which this foul murder committed -
Yes within 300 feet Of the Court IN which he was
tried In full view Of and frequently seen by the
officers of the law Yet nothing is said here ex-
cept that = he is rich"
Sedgeberry, the fraudulent insolvent from your
state, discharged upon ha5eas corpus on Friday
last from the comntm for robbery, the witnesses
not being present to sustain the charge. He was
Immediately arrested for debt, and placed in the
debtors apartment for want OF $4,000 bail.
Yours, Sc. H.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

MoNrEvIpEo MARxsr Sept. l2.--Prodnce in Montevideo
up in price Hides were shipped to Europe which
would board 10 to Ia cents There had been
riv from the United States the month Sepem be
Buxsos ArREs MARKEr, SEPT. Six per cent. Stock,
90 do per cent; exchange United Statas 30 per
u. 8. Dollar Hides, for England Germany, 60 81
dollars per pesada do for France "a So do do for North
America SO 80 do do for Spain Sc 50 dol do sated 80
Is do do horse 40 ~ do each; calf skins As sheep
skins common % "a dozenj do 6ne % so do; deer
skins 10 - do goat skins 50 IS do; Nutra skins
per Id; Chinchllia SKINS 100 do per dox horse hair
short 50 IS per arroba; do mixed, 81 a go do TO- Long,
ITO us do; WOOL common washed Is ~ do; do picked
80 a' do do shorn frsm skins 40 as do do mestza
dirty, Is 90 do; taow pure, % 30 with grease "a
- do jerked beef 80 - quintal horns, mixed $50
900 per MIL; do, OK, 600 100 do.
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EaSRX1:INIIU

X y, u u.
MY CHILD was recently afflicted with the eroup. and We
" thought she would not survive two hours when were
advised to administer PEAsE SONS valuable CLARIFIED
Essence Of Hoarbcund Candy Division street, and dad
and the effects astonishing Her complaint hahed
the skill Of two eminent physicians yet this compound podu
ced Immediate relief The child exp~esra,ed fyseiv Az N
the short space Of three hours she considered out Of
zerand hteen hovrs u Performed perfect cure Peas.
publish his Cor the benefit Of host parents who have d.
ttle children afflicted as mr. child
>. HARRISON, - Nam street, Brookltu.
Messrs j. Pease n Son, IS Division street:
Gcntleren-Hsving been troubled with a chest and
cold for the last MONTH unable
tend 70 daily busnes advised by frterd 10 make
trial Of your Clarified Essence Of Hoaronno andy ,shic
did and found almost inst ant rcf and
Cd to several OF my Poession, and they found grsa,
CoUNsELToR shITH 20 Liberty 81.
proper. - ~ a
AGENTS B. Ziss.r, =. esrner OF Third and Toss sta
fhlsdelphn keddinE, Not state at. Boston, Mass DIV
brSesiyn None genuine unless each package is sirne
tanned Wholesale aud retail. o,s y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17
THE ANTf-ANGrLAk SYSTEM OF
WR ING

Guaran,eed to ALL in Twelve Lessons truly spleuad
GENTLEMEN OF ALL'A0E are Positively taught a
bold elegant expeditions, and finished busneske style OF
AND THE LADIES
and handsome delicate, and fashionable Running Hand
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS, Of one hour each!
No matter how BAD ILLEciHLE, GRANTED lSvKrERArE
the Pupils writing n.
AcApEMv No sss BROADWAY, ocer Boanfis Fdaey Store
3 Merchants visiting New York take
course n three days,-kGf
-. Evening Glasses for Gentlemen from TO Q.
NB-Mr Brstow is to be at his Academy, No. 325
Broadway from A. NJ. 20 l. or from Ia r. ". mia lms.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

pLEAsANT ROOMS TOILET, TO single gentlemen fur.
nshed uaf FINISHED, with breakfast and tea IL required
w desirable part onBroadway. Enaare Broadway
s.s mis
pRESIDEN Mt HOTEL.-Ihis SPLENDID establishment sit.
uste No is2 Broadway New York v and ready
corrective those who be pleased 10 Aver
The house in excellent order; the furniture new
md elegan the ladies p,rsrs furnished
oassed by IN the Union. The cellars well stocksd
With the best Wines and Liquors The lsrder will be
sntiy supplied with aeicacy the afford
No shall be wanting part ofthe 20
render possible comfort and
One OF the proptetors trusts been long and fsveraby
Known IN this city Hotel keeper and the other STEAM
Jacket mster the Atlantic Coast 10 CharIeston New OR
leans, he The pnblie' = obedient servants.
II. REDM@ND, yrunu-...-.
New vovk. Aus,st a 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

by THOMAS BELL,
(Nsvss Nss ~ .4wu end Ii5 Fshsn stvests1


THIS DAY
FURNITURE-valuabes ais Of descriptions stIol O'Clock
IN the sale rooms,
- TUESDAY.
DRY GOODS, ke-ls. o'clock, at the sale rooms sale oil
ssasonsbls staple and fancy dry goods cloths eassmses
ol.skss haAns, clothing y,jewely guns hardware
Ai.o boI.s best havana segars 20 baskets shsmpasn
able articles plated Watches je~sry trnke nc, tai w
r,1nw,T,y.r WEDNESDAY.
niturs' oy catalogue at w ssesk S the sale rooms
hall paste seoek ia the Sale Rooms, by catalogue
OF choice and valuable Paintings drawings and
richly framed some choice fsrnurs looking glasses &
Extensive sale Of elegant clothing suitable for the season
al half past 10 O'clock, in the sale rooms.
BY BUTTERFIELD COACHMON.
Store No. 10 East Broa6>esv.
Out door sales Furniture punetsay AZ
tended to, md respectfully solicited.
TUESDAY, Dee.I
At o'clock at ths auction awnbroksIs sale-By
ent OF upredeemed pledges which have been pledged
and upwards u,r.y n
At 10 oelosk at the auction room-Pswnerokers sac BY
Esther Levy No Division street, large assort
ent Of pledges which have been pledged
AT PRIVATE SALE,
1900 tons Peach Orchard Coal, 49,.
chadrons Liverpool do Delivered at the market prices
free feartage. fl.
Also, 100 CookiRg Stoves.
~ gives notice that he will attend personally sale OF
Household Furniture at the dwellings III declining house
keeping Liberal cash advances will be made on iarnur
sent the auction Inventories and 81
the cts Of DC personally attended to-
j. NJ Wheeler, Auctionser.
A
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

Csisis~ q ssS-sAp Al.haniAn arrived yesterday, ED
ss sS s's lib ss. s
r.
RED her pGwp, wa; and Lost so,.;sr head
n: ;sy
&c Isih nsiaatSsss ali the time IL: northwsrd Of sSs
has s With H e
san:. rs. had na~Ssr Da.::sssr. So.rd amenx
az :,'s
s q.
:puss sIssh-eAryo NOT dsmsSed one 70
Scar Gsisas XsSos struck Teach. Hols-ess her rud
another scI Enowa, the injury the
Vessels passi.s through tn. Dismal Swamp Canal Norfolk
for the mouth OF October $780, nwards lea sch sioops
an. sT III
ship Decatur Captain Ogden, Ayrs. Sept
u ship Marion sailed from Baenos Ayrss Sept a. for
4: .a s:.s q
N,bOs Ticker dos and number q others do; George,
sold Mentor ldg for some part Of the U s.
United states Ports.
Ny snr ponn sIOSDd sg00sa as %
ton Jsas Mers' 2 H M do; Mill.
uo h, John Jay DOS SIM arr 81 LueA- Lneonve Tor New
York.
NEw BEDFORD Nov Is-arr Tiger Albany Eliza NYork;
Emulous, Small, de; Susan, do; G:orgizns, Albany
Ho MES iioLE, Nov barr Ceylon, Wnsor, from MANILA
PHrLaDELrHIA Nov LEAR Commerce, Juss, Cronstadt
the made her from 81 Petessborg ana back
here to- pilot iOa days; Oneeo New Bedford; CaSmus
ton, Corpeer Lneon Easporti Lodi, Jordon Nfork cid
Cyrus Port SPAIN Volunteer st Thomas; Elizabeth Nan
tueket; MORGAN, Vo rhs NYok; Jasper Trask Boston.
BALTIMORE, Nov lcld Johannes Bremen; David Pratt st
sosoS Thames.
NYork.
RIcHMoSp, Nav Is-Beiow, Lynchburg NYork; sid Cop
per, do.
West Indies; Wanderer, jones' NYork.
WILMINGTON, NC, NOV s-arr Mentor, Newfork Sad do;
Juan de Carthagena do; Frohingha, Boston Repeater
NYork Oetavian Newport 2h United States NYork; 7h,
cid Ssr h & Ph.be, do; Belle, do.
BATH, NC, Nov io-arr Eliza Maria. Tompkns, Boston.
ArALA Oct sl-arr FL liza Susan, Dyer NYork;
Lucy, Chase dol Washington, Hawkins. do via Key West
sr JosxrHs. Oct si-arr Amanda & Opheia, NYork.
PEssAeoLA, Oct Starr Choctsw, LOOMS Nfork Orator
Bsvis, do.
SAvANNAH No Ii-arr Cincinnati, Barstow, NYsrk; Au.
gnsta She woed do Harriet hstthsws ThonassOn Richard
Mop,Lv, Nov Elva, Post, New York. Fairfield do;
Merehsnt Boston.
pion Brown NYork; Echo Rnss do; Vile de Paris Bath;
Moth Caolina do; Edmund Perkins Havre Rubcen Do cid
Fersx, Boston At the English Turn bound spDelaware,
PAen FIN Liverpool; Mexican, harsees selma ships and
other vessels The New England is still in the river
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17
Cattle Market.

There is nothing extraordinary report in the Cattle
Market this morning There has been large suppy-a
dull sale, and no partie ular change in prices.
Eleven hundred beeves offered Prices averaged
six dollars and quarter per hundred weight.
There four thousand three hundred and forty
sheep and lambs solo, prices ranging from eghto hr
ty.two shillings head.
Fifty cows and calves taken by the butchers at
80 to $40.
We see indie cations of scarcity Of animal food this
winter Prices may be forced up but scarcity of cattle
will not be the cause. Monopoly may.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

A man named Gallagher, quite a dashing ehsrac-
ter, arrested recently by Mcssrs. Zell 4 RIDGE
Iy, and lodged in Baltimore Jail, believed to have
been connected with post office robbery in Ma.sa-
chasetts Mr.. Zell proceeds TO Boston with him
tomorrow morning, under official dire ctions from
the =. Circuit Court in this cty.-BaIf American
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17
PEAsEs' HoREHouND CANDY.

Nov Tork, March 10, fafo.
THIS certify that have been suffering under the eecs
very cold. and after H.k,rg of
kinds Of medicine wthost receiving benefit FROM
the fearing my cold would settle MY ros
fine Cor lergh Of time from business employed
stefan and under his two
siead a b<tfers
from ady Of friend, Induced try yops
Carised Herehs Candy, which inwedately
Tor being confsed 10 the house and not able to leave
ned and uuqual6edly that acr making
large pscksees perty restored 10 former health;
and 80 great bessing has been 10 that feel bound to
n 10 the public th-t they
and be healed likewise. w. l.. fRISH - Ludiow II.
unless each package signed j. Pesse Son. Divsios
be obtained wholesale retaA Closed
on the Sabbath. o0A
COLLECTIONS IN PHILADELPHIA CITY--M.r
v chants and others having money collect IN Phadelphia,
have their claims attended the
speedy and certain manner BY applications TO the subscriber
New Nork regularly btsipess twice
CD. JACK, Attors.y and Counsellor AZ Law,
Ne. m North rth street.
Rsfsrsnses-Car &Co l~.w "
J. rrali n Son,
Charts Sfai e. ESQ. irhila1eirhis
WIN. u. Lewis, Esq. y Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

ILLINOIS 81 counties heard from out of 81, an,
Harrison's ma ority is $3.50.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

VIRGISIA.-The complete returns are not vet all
in: The Richmond Wing of Saturday says
We have returns and reports from the remaining
counties. Some are reliable and others are not
We continue to receive corree tons or alterations Of
returns already received.
:, The Enquirer of Saturday says that "the Van
snren ticket has probably prevailed by from 400 to
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

GEoRaIA-SO counties heard from, most Of them
Official, which show Harrison majority of 1923 and
q Harrison gain since October Of 1855.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

The Charleston Courier publishes list Of mem
bers Of tie Legislature of South Carolina, accord
ing to which it appears that the Senate, consisting
OF - members, il composed entirely Of Ven Buren,
men,-The lower House stands as follows:
Vau Buren,, Ill
Harrison, ID
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

LoUIsIANA.-In July this State gave 2O56 Wing
majority. About half Of the State is heard FROM
and the present Wing majority is 23as.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

NORTH CAROLINA ELE .-Sixty-eight coun-
ties In the Stae.-Eght counties, heard from, give
Harrison majority Of 1882, which shows gain Of
1863 since the last election.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

John Loncy, Eco. has been appointed Cashier Of
he Farmers Il Merchants Bank of Baltimore, in
the place Of John Duer, Esq who has resigned in
Consequence Of continued i'll health.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

Five thousand Mormons recently assembled in
Hancock county, Illinois.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

ARRIVAL OF MR.; BRIsToW, The WRITING MAS
Nd RE OPENING of bis Writing Glasses Day and Even
"A ing, for Ladies and Gentlemen ef ALL AGES at No $40
Broadway , Bonfantis Fancy Store.
TERMS REDUCED FROM sia to Ss-fsr this only!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17
Marie,

On friday l4h inst by the Rev Mr. Balch the Rer.
John r. Hcswer, of Nesdville, Pa to julia daughter of Il.
Griswold, Of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17
2s-RIBBON AND SILK REFS

2S-RlBBON AND SILK STORE -2s
Just received great sssortmsat Of Fll Ribbons ,ps
Soa s os RS sS as
satin ResoHs, sgursjrss Naples and satin Rib5OasstP
taSia AID Ribbons, ali ydiS. and colsr, silks ofys
s:1.i az q 1 S%s
q ss P ssSl ss
Wsosss and Es,, g p,;ica street, door from q,
ed .i. Also great assortment of rich plaid sfs
WOODS TOOL sTORE.-T.J. w. has On hand a mos,
w somple,e a.,orimsn, of s.perier Tools .ssbs Gr al
"a has upwards Of eass becom,
Rsreiy asassn;sd with the max. s SC suitable L. for a.
whole his time to the getting Of Tools
s1a. g E S so S o sHsS 81
Manufacture cash. he enabled to afford asuperor article
p sos hand Turning La,hes, Slide Rests. Screw Tools,
ion saws Of II lrds those WITH b., name on warrs9,sd
full suitable for branch ofmanufaeture. No
Chambers st. nss, door TO Commercial Bank, NY.
sxATEs-Jsa rsss.is,a Al q We. WGPa: T9el store No:
nsn; Of s9e skates all s.ss and Al low P,iesrs
THIS DAY PUBLIsHtD-Ameriesn Nelodi.s eoptainIng
rs1 sse H. from he Sod1.1n o. s h s
steel dESsd4 81 sf;feS for 'hs"0
wOodm,n sgsfs that Tree, By. ........... H.rri.
Line: On p II. DEATH Of .Rsilsel
The work pnt,d hne pager 2ss ysg IsIno and ,le
sasty beund Turkey msrooco gilt edges for sale By the
LINEN h FENNELL, 40 Brosdray,
CsHEHPl CHEAP CLoAKs-Great b arTans~Lsde and
v Misses Cloaks consisting Of eloh slk and merino,
dused 10 suit the times al OF which made Of the
ss., m.t5ia. and y the iats.a;ye AIsr ige asso'sn'
osi i%s. - sor,ry, cor. division st.
CHEHRY's AsTRINcEST PILLS Tn, sny radical
Established Tor 10 year. Agents III BrOadwsyi &c Chatham
Chambers and Church; 81 Bowsrv, Walker
so Broadway; IS Sixth Avense 81 Canal street Price 81
A. G.. CASTLE, A. NJ, NJ. D.,
INSERTS I've A EsHsYh SSPsksysRRfh rhErf
friction %sar cut o oss or o1ss OUT Is is"Saius ss
The above m.,hod obvstss all these Teeth gussed with
dc. se. OFFICE, ava BKoADwAY.
or5- ID EAFNESS. 90
7 DON ANGEL CALDERoN DE LA BARCAy Misis
% psaSs S & s ws s
ear. ear and bead By b.. q III
most eminent HE profession, shul practical Dentist
have known these geuem.ny and recommend them
worthy 'l'ss srss :, pHi SIRcA
n-ACoUsTIC DROPS, sors cur. for the ear ache
and rains in tie for sale AZ se7 Broadway
81 emts
CsNTLENEN's LEFT OFF wARpRnBE-Cenls
VI desbous Of turning their Lett cH Wardrobe into
cash, obtain from the subscriber yer ay
0"'' '''''" H. LEvETT, 40 Nassau street, opposite
Gentrmens Garments made altered cleaned and rspsired
at the shortest notice and the reasonable terms
line through the Poet Office otherwise, will receive proap
attention. sia mis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

The theatres Of this city are doing great busi
ness. Madamoiselle Ellsler draws over a thousand
dollars night. Her benefit is. this evening, when
she will appear in several popular pieces.-PhH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

EXPORT TRADE or BALTIMORE We learn from
q statement in Lyford's Commercial Journal that
during the quarter ending Goth September the guam
,ity Of tobacco exported from this port for eign
ports was 81 ,20S hhds, the cost Of which was
81 ,0s6,715 During this same period there were
ported Co., SCI bills flour, the cost Of which was
S3t9 09S. And also NJ OBJ bushels corn, the cost OF
which was S2l 10 The total exports Of those ar
ticlcs from this port during the year ending 3Oth
Sep ember, 81 SGD hhds tobacco, 2y7 225 bbls.
four and 50 $40 bushels corn. ITO these be added
the wheat, rye, and corn meal exported during the
same period, we have aggregate value Of exports
Of domestic produce for the year, Of nearly five mir
lions Of dollars.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

FL ono FOkFEfT l-DR. POEITs Ersa,e4svr ETA
P,yOO NJ shed Cor 10 years AZ the only radical speedy
Az .ss eyre Tor dsiisste private d.s,sess.se,ny
N Tess than "a hours Agents: ~ Broad Chatham ct
eoraer Lhanssrs and Church, ga Broadway; SO nowsry
corner W.ker ssssh Avenue; 81 lanai street Price 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

The Harrisburg Bank has declared half yearly
dividend Of three per cent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC sOCIETY-ORATO.
~ RIO OF THE MkSsfAH--Hsndel. grand Oratorio
Of The Messiah will be performed by this Society on
Thursday evening qes the 18th inst ,he Thernsele The
principal parts will be sustained By Mrs. WOOD MRS
sIRvNC. MIR, ---. Nh. BROUGH, and MIR
LEFfLER assisted BY large and efficient Orchestra
Pull particulars will appear in a future advertstmeat
I EECHEs, LEECHEs .-iooeo very healthy tx. sir.
- Smyrna lsechcs us imported and for sale in lots suit
purchasers also, packed in clay for The country,by
w. WATSON. Chemist SC,
MIC iw Apothessries Hall, % Ca hatne street
RIO AGENTS AND OTHERS who desire . profitable EN-.
a ploTmeut IN this and nEhhorig cities and the country
Wanted. NUN Of faithful ndu Who can
the security 70 dspse Of article rsqair
and which vi and eady sale. Apply
street ~ stairs between the hours Of 10 eciock
MS sts
ny-MR BNsTOW has reduced his terms for Writing
lessons from s9 10 -, an opportunity TO all bad wren
at hs advertisement. ptstmis
or Ladies will FAD the advertisementof French riih
in column ON the 9TH page. sls ,nis+