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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

IACHAU's PATENT-The undersigned hereby takes the
pleasure TO inform the public, that he has established a
factory Of his Spectacle Glasses called Jachua Patent Spec
tacles The factory for the Of the public has
been located at No Chatham street. facing the Park where
he will he happy orders. which he will
the shortest and al reasonable prices, well wholesale
retail. .
Those who Of th. article weuld dc we'll TO call
and be convinced Of their superiority.
Medical certificates their exceucncy will be shewn
those whe may desire u.
Gold, Silver, and Steel Frames continually on hand:
CHARLES n. l.. JACHAU
,.ts-,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET. to single gentlemen, far.
nished 9r snfrnishsd with breakfast and tea hr,aurgd
in desirable part Of Broadway at the list of May Enquire
as John street An early application viii choice
Of References given and required. ma2s Is I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15
DWIGHT, DANFORTH 4 CO.,
BROKERS'

No. Merchants Exchange.
Safety Fund, Red Back, Eastern, Philadelphia aud Bat
Funds bought and sold the best terms. apii sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15
pUsHToN Il AsPINwALL, SC Will

RUsHToN Il AsP1NwALL, SC William street, sner for
IN ssle:-
10 barre srekn.d Camphor
q casks fresh Chamomile Flowers
eases Turkey Gum Arabic.
q eases Chinese Rhubars.
S cases Turkey sponges, assorted qualities.
S cases Gum Tragacanth
2 casks Russia Sheet Isinelass. na74 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15
No. q PECK SLIP

DOCTOR CARPENTER continues usual to devote his
entire personal sttentieR treatment Of all delicate
and private diseases.
Those who unfortunate become the victims
OF unqualified with
abound, eonsequence ofhe ayity ofo laws regulating y:
Di.pensary No Peek slip, where many Thousands
manifold diseases.
To strangers Dr. Carpenter hegs leave to add that he
native and" to the bo that he IL graduate OF Union
College, and received his diploma this city, tclans royal
honors) 10 cenate Of the New York State Medical So
this city: and what Important he speedily and ea
tually his patients.
90 Separate Offices and for the privacy Of 70
tents who never in contact Changes reasonable
I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

BAvARIAN BREWERY IN NEWARK, N. J-Tbe
peros pure Ale brwsd ~ the German sty IN the above e.
zblishment OF X Warburg constantly hand and br
sale barrels add half do. for family also shipping
order, at Ne. Pine street, first floor. dill sns
MEMS, YOUTHS AND CHILDRENs CLOTHING.
WI The most, cheapest, and the best-GEO. A. HOYT
CO. No Bowery keep constantly on band yery arss =,
wach they determined TO sell TO suit the present
Hard II mes. Call and test the above. msso 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

&1 OO0 WILL BE FORFEITED IF DR. POETTS
PM 10y s ER "a FAILS TO CURE RE
hours and when the disease has been
medicine has been found eectua For sale
following agents:-A b. d. Sands, 70 aud 100 Fuoa Hart
corner Broadway and Chambers street. Dewar Church
Cannon GA Broadway IS Sixth avenues Sixth ayenae
Carnine and Bedford: Burnet 81 Canal A.
Truro. st. Johns. New Brunswick Price 81. mali
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15
ITO THE LADlES.-DR. A. g. HILLS UTERO ABB.
l. DOMINAL SUPPORTER is offered to those afflicted

'I'O IHE. LADlES.-DR A. u. HCLL'S UTERo ABB
l. DONlNAL SUPPORTER is offered to those afflicted
with Poapsus, Falling Of the Vomb, and other diseases
depending upon relaxation Of the abdominal muscles
strument every calculated for relief and permanent
storaon to health. When this Instrument is carefully and
properly fitted to the form Of the patient invariably affords
the most immediate immunity from the distressing "drasgng
and bearing down. sensations which accompany nearly all
cases of Viscera dispacemens Of the abdomen and fr
application always followed by early coRf oca
relief from the patient herself The supporter simple
Straightforward be applied By the paeat without further aid
AMOS q. GULL.
Office Vesey street, Aston 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, 1840-02-11

MON Ely M X X T. L.


feD. lU-O II. NJ
Wall little excited today, by the devolope
that taken place in the affairs Of the Manhattan
Bank appears that the examining committee have discovery
ed that nearly half Of the loans and discounts amounting
$qt722 been made stocks Joking Of the
ttee on behalf Of foreign whose proxies he holds
The President OF the institution denies knowledge Of the
loans committee examining into the nature Of the
securities pronounce $500 Of the bad very
large proportion Of this will be loss to the and the
knowledge oppressed the stock being fall Of
p~r saufay The committee Is yet pursuing its
duties and further may be expected The stock
holders caror immediate change in the direction This
evil OF stock loans however by confined the
Manhattan Bank there scarcely institution in Wall
but ha. dipped in them less We WILL in few days
,nayse their recent returns in which will put
face affairs
In other description Of stock sales today the change Of prices
has no, great with the exception Of United States Bank
which declined per in consequence Of increased
alarm casoned by the in the Senate Of Penny
ON resumption N. j. Railroad improved per cent " A. T.
RIB CO. Bills Baltimore sold at 81 per discount
on Philadelphia per cent, which Is improvement In
current money there is material change with the exception
that Rhode Island money par in Boston,
hanks that state having complied with the acquisitions
Suffolk Bank If this system Of obgng the banks keep their
hills al par in York. in operation in this state how
much regular and safe would be the currency would
.uoersee the necessity Of that bank fund which is papab
bumbur and fails the moment IL is wanted II now pretty
evident that not only the City Bank Of Buffalo, the Bank
of and the Wayne county Bank, be wound up The
returns Of the former institution published last weeks those
of the two last mentioned, follows!
Rrrruxs OF ruE B.~x Lyoss rms WAIVE Co. B.Nx
on rAr JAS lsio As COMPARED WITH rnr RrRuRSs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11

DOCTOR CARPENTER continues az usual to devote his
- entire personal attention TO the treatment Of all delicate
AM private Diseases
Those who have bee become the victims
of unqualified unpncped charatans with which this city
abounds consequence of the layy oor regulating the
medical profession, respectfully solicited At his old
established Dispenary No Peck slip where many thousands
manifold diseases.
To strn ers Dr. Carpenter begs leave add that he
native and 10 the born that he graduate Union
College, and received his diploma this city, (caims
honors Is centiate Of the New York State Medical So
in this city and what is most Important he speedily ecc
tually his patients.
- Separate Offices and entrances for the privacy Of pa
tents, who in contact Charges reasonable
fcII m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11
A. B. BLOODGOOD,
UNITED STATES NAVY

No. i41 YORK STREET, BROOKLYN.
s1S
% sssS ss s o s Of eS ti s 3 .s%
four months and used presentations all to no effect
tsi sI s'
four Rsss
the weather retain in their Of the above
S fS Stasr of %s a ;s 1Hs :
nsSsr mind viii off here they for
particuary request the erusers of this certificate to
call and " B. al 5 ;s yH S $s1s Street.
To the aietedpG hesitate the efficacy Peases
a Gf s for SSs: a. ss
and is 'aluary well PsIs,scls Fail, q o,.,,,
the public vii i%SSf sSs tss, II;
they particularly request you to cali and see them person.
900 Ss Be s at s
Agentsioi Nassau street, corner of Ann; $40 Chatham
None genuine except signed ss g. CON =, n;.;...
Where it be obtained wholesale retail jaaS'l@
| TO MARRIED. wOMEN.-Is il not but to we'll known
that the families of the married often increase beyond the
instances does, the haraweTtns father and ssps
s Ss s @, M os T abc t TO S
and living hS, % o when they might have gPicysd somo
down The spirit and las, broken he health o,hs father how
oas to faiSerss offspring from Becoming sspaIed
se; or prosns, vGsss of yfs desirable
Of 70 or the well being Of their
shSS%s ~ss1 '% i: s &c s%fs
this subject and estimating the vast benefits resulting 10 thou
sands by the adoption prescribed BY herr introduced
by the celebrated midwife and female ply stefan, Mrs Resie
the grandmother of the adversr and who has made this
her particular and especial study IL il
tuous evils which subject by simple
healthy within contro Every dpassonate vrtu
and enlightened mind will unhestangly in the
Affirmative This then, is all that Mrs H. recommends
rescmpendsd Price 6,e dollar: package accompanied with
full and particular directions For the those
able call personally "Crcuars," fully anaory
will be sent free postage
United states letters must be aud addressed
MADAME RESTELL, Female Ply sjcian. Principal Office.
100 Greenwich street New York. Office hours from A NJ
to r. NJ Philadelphia Office 3s South Eighth fes
EEMALE MONTHLY REGULATING PILLs.-such has
been the success Of Madame Restels Female Monthly
Of the however obdurae from whatever pro-
uccd that they have entirely superseded the various
drugs and specifics heretofore the
Of health and Madame Rcste, the celebrated midwife
and female sician grandmother Of the adyerser
troduced their thirty the principal
Female Hospitals Europe, and such their
efficacy and that they have altogether adopt
ed Although mild and safe yet being composed ofngredens
acting principally particular functions IL is for
the married. under crcuustances abstain from
for contained in the full and particular
pal Office $50 Greenwich Courandt ~ " and ss
south Eighth street Chestnut PHILADELPHIA
The demand for them has made IL ndspep appoint
donl agents for their sale. They be obtained IFS
Cherry street Catsrn 2s Grand street OF AL
len; 27 Bowery Of Houson the Bookstore
d. ~ Fsir street. Newark ". J Dr. John Cady, 20l
Westminster street. Providence, RI feiiim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11

These Banks aggregate circulation of s2 1885, which
with the 100000 circulation belonging to the City Bank wiz
nearly absor the Bank Fund This evil that would
exist the Banks required to keep their bills par
New York
The committee Banks in the Kentucky Legislature have
reported in ofaresumpon of the Banks Of that by
the LIST of December next.
consequence of resolution passed in the Senate Of the
United States requesting of the Treasury Department norma
ton TO the Of those banks which ned
1885, and those which did suspend report made,
of which the following is the result
TABLE OF THE NUMBER OF BANKS EACH STATE
SUSPENDED, PARTLY SUSPENDED DISCONTINUED, RESUMED
SUSPENDED.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11

One not in operation, and one broken &c
Two partially, and one wholly.
The percous policy ofsuspendng specie order to
bolster prices the reaction Values after unnatural
RISE has been found be of little avail Philadelphia where the
fountain of redeemable paper situated and il appears
have been of still less utility at the extreme South, where the
policy has been followed for the object When the
signal for suspension made in Philadelphia hoped
that the New Orleans Banks being voab situated and in
the daily receipt ofags quantities opoduce and specie would
be able to stand but it appeared evident that the specu
tors had control of the Banks suspension eagerly seized
tanned. 1t is however, very evident, that extern
sion Of Banking facilities in New Orleans although
able dealers there to hold their stocks could have control
the ultimate sales which governed altogether by the
currency and demand in Europe.
The following is statement Of the New Orleans Banks
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11

CHATHAM THEArRE.-A full and very respecta =
BILE audience attended last evening to witness the
first performance of Romeo and Juliet travestied.
1t was Of the most highly amusing performances
brought out this season, and is calculated to run
well. Young Diamond astonished the gallery with
his double shuttle genius, and announces that his
dancing match for $500 will come off on Thursday
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11
C,oNsuMprInN ANn LIvER COMP. AINr-ror ,he

CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLATNT.--For the
" Of these disc nothing Dr. Taylors Bal
sam Of Liverwort An aunt Of mine III for years,
with pain the aide and shoulder dry cough loss
flesh, fever and low spirits Her doctors did her good so
about month since she the above medicine
quite we'll Many Of acquaintance have also used il with
good which induces 10 publish the facts hopes
persons in III health may be induced 10 good
remedy and get cured.
ANN MORGAN, a King street
The office for the sale OF the genuine Bssan Of Liyerwort s
at s7s Bovery Also, at 90 North Sixth street, Philadelphia
fes std&Iws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
CA TILE MA RRET

sales o. sheep made today prices vary from
seventy and calves have been sold at $40 to
BIZ Inc average price for becves this morning
The arrivals OF beeves during the past week have been pretty
large ana snow great increase the receipts
These Increased supplies in the face o dimnuon in the
sumption mas caused some gnseadness Meats,
pared with other articles Of consumption much high
There s too great combination existing It'll the overs and
aso with the butchers The dro,ers combine price
sell 10 the butchers and then they combine price 10 sell
10 the consumers Thus are the latter class affected
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11

THE GALLANT LIEUT.. GovERNoR.-A rumor pre-:
vailed on Sunday that Mr.. Bradish was sick--lt was
followed by another that Mr. Bradish was dead We
now learn he is alive, and long likely to live We
never believed the report-it was only an extension
of the honey moon to three MONTHS instead of one
and in these days of extensions of all kinds, why
.should not he
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11

PORT or NEW YORK, FEBRUARY IL.
Gle RED

ha1 ne e1 msG Gss py
don, taas Sqj T;s&SSi E'isiy' Charleston
Ship Sarah SArseha days from Cadz with SALT Sc to
Ship John Jay, Lambert 60 days from Cadz with salt SC to
Ship Celia Bgeknan days from Savannah, cotton, SC to
Ship Nashville, Jackson day from with cotton,
fruit &c arbat Co. and chs%beri LsSrenes
Ship Harbnger Pratt DIS I'm Apalachicoa cotton SC Post
Brig Detroit Baker DIS from Georgetown, Sc cotton &c
Brig selma Smith, days from Mobile, cotton &c sturges
Brig TyTee Herbert days from Charleston, cotonSc G
l Dd NsT Bas Fence days from specie to
Brig Nal Buckley days from Savannah with cotton
Br brig Sir Lionel smith, Is days jamaica with pmento
Br Brig Emily PenlOugh IS days from Gambia Africa with
schr Drucia days from Curacao, with skins to B. Gra
Wis & Co.
Ship Forester of Salem bark Hannbar ALSO another bark,
three ships and h'e 0r'f MEM MGa MfM
For London.-The Wellington sails today. Her letter bags
will close Gipns Exchange Reading Room, at the usual
vessels that had been wind and bound at Boston,
for D Say p f 9 to tn Fs launched
Maine last year, measuring s Is2s5 tons burihen
Konnohasse from NY5k for Valparaiso probably although
tn Of Ne% In E 81 lat
Valiant, OF from ashington ny
of head Of foremost Jan. 22 off Barnegat, 80 miles.
UNITED STATES PORTS.
BosToN, Feb 7-cd Hudson, Ryder, New ork-wnd SW
WNW.
Nespd i n As~ F sa
p pSf S for rc SSp ss 'Sm 5a s s w
DARrMourH, Feb 5-arr Rodman, NYork for NBedford.
EDGARrowN, Feb e-The Light boat between the Vineyard
and Nanucas during the gale of the 18TH u dragged from her
and by the help boat arrived at Sandy Point
day The captain the boat here waiting for the
Their moderate and for the ice be removed in order
her at her anchorage The late cold weather this
harbor to be considerably frozen: but the weather today mild
wind SW, and an appearance of a thaw.
HOLMES HOLE, Feb Carr Matilda, Simmons PASSPORT for
NYork Trader Ryder NYork for Sandwich; 5th arrival
The harbor is fast closing with in port at 10 NJ Gro
thus Opposite Commerce, lThomas Mary Cole Cey lon Ma
tlda, Trader.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sr JOINS, PR Jan I9-Arabea of NYork, unc; Harmony
Williams, do; Alphonso, (Danish) do.
There vessels Jacmel the I4h ult.
TABLE BAY Oct ls-rd Col Crockett Austin for the
coast of Africa, a trading voyage
CARE OF Coop HoPE, Oct 2i-sld Robert Browne, Mans
field, Batavia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11

ApporNrMENr.-Rice .Garland member in Con-
gress from Louisiana, has been appointed Judge OF
the Supreme Court of that State.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11

FROM Acknowledging important TRANSFERRED
in Albany Saturday. Resolutions were intro
duced in the Senate, recommending but one Pres-
Dental term The Sub-Treasury was again talked
about.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11
Sls,l20,fso
S3,Qi,oss

This table shows increase Of the receipts Of nearly
per cent
The total value is computed at SIsI2o $40
Average depreciation 20 per cent, saa2ioss
This immense loss has been borne chiefly by the advancing
houses and many yet must give way before bottom is
reached The operation going nearly the
which carried down large flour houses weeks since
The fall Of Cotton and the breaking the ancng
most important events and positive Indie atoms
action in the longorman trade about take place The
slant all lets and bars TO the natural action Of supply De
mand removed trade must revive and money will How
wards the country. The crops will be sold the proceeds
applied the payment ofod debts and the purchase of
prices corresponding with those of cotton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10, 4 !

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10, +. M
The river is open today and the ice and iron boats
bringing up vessels Weather mild.
The following are the sales of Stock at the &c
cond board:
10 shares u Bank this week. fat al; As do cash. 81;
do do I'd March, Hat $4,000 drafts on N iorh'
sight, 1861; Philadelphia Bank, So.
The United States Bank takes S4lo,ooo Oh the
State Loan The balance, Si55,Ooo, Is made up py
the other Philadelphia banks
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11

FALSE ALARM.-There was no fire last evening,
although the City Hall bell rung for half an hour
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11

The banks have however, appears since their suspension
curtaed their loans very great extent which have been
principally those stocks and real estate From October
January there apparent increase of circulation
the amount of 81 This increase however
than the purchases of domestic bills drawn against
produce in that period and does relieve
those holders Of produce who advanced in the early part
the The value Of New Orleans from Sep
TENDER to February has deprecated than per
foows;-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11
BY EXPR f S S.
rain there is no mail south Of Philadelphia.

Again there is no mail south of Philadelphia. F!
In the Philadelphia papers is the Canal Commits,
siosers Report in full. 1t is nearly twelve columns
long. Every division is detailed, and represents
the State in pretty deep ditch for its improvements
An abstract will be given tomorrow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11

citation carried down the houses engaged it, New Or
leans papers contain report of the failure of many
houses and the correspondent of the New York
the following the of those that failed the
Ia Gardiner, Co.. Prescott, Jones, & Co.,
Christopher Adams, NJ Denton
The aggregate of their failures put down at from to ST.,
100000 The position of these houses very similar now
that occupied by the trade in The general revuon
in the at that time caused by Of Imports
stimulated by the issues of the banks deprecated
such extent explosion
The result protest ofa the by river banks ON
~ o. These then all converted into suspended debt and
suspension applied the remedy until crops should
furnish the Of settlement The nterposon Of IT,
Bank at that time to sustain prices favored by the
the manufacturing districts in England which continued
throughout the 1888 in most prosperous condition
though the money price Of the cotton continued high by
the actual value to the planter lower than ever by
ofhe enhanced price Of all sorts Of supplies Yet
price of cotton continued to advance and speculation based
bank facilities that stimulated by the with which
loans state stocks negotiated in Euope continued
Wild and prices did their maximum until Nav
1882 AT that time the revuon in England by short
crop Of corn began first take effect the price of cotton
could not be sustained From that time above table
prices shows gradual decline up the of the
cotton year IN October Prices then 3
in May but most of the stock had been disposed high
prices, the effects Of the decline apparent
When prices had reached this rate il was imagined bv
the spectators that IL favorable time commence oe.
rating, and houses advanced largely At that time how.
the depreciation in description of property the
gnaon Oh the markets IN Europe began to produce their eff
fec and the u. Bank failed BY this chief prop
knocked from under the cotton operators united witt,
the financial movements of the Federal Government prices
have continued to recede-he banks of New Orleans finding
that although they had suspended public opinion would not
warrant Of the old extension The bank
table, therefore, evnces aheavy euramen ofloans
position Of the New York banks has operated bring every
thing down to their standsr the time the very
mens 10 have conspred to produce the results
the abundance Of the products Of the earth The following
table of the arrivals and exports Of New Orleans
series of years from October February year. with
the extreme prices current in February:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11

ZINE PLATED WARE & SUPERIOR FINISHED CUT:
TbERyrhe subsc nber has received late packets and
opening this day large and complete assortment rich
Plated Ware ware, consisting Of silver mounted ascrs Cake
Baskets silver mounted Tea and Coffee Urns Candle Sticks
NC, SC Also very splendid assortment Of fine Table nj,
lery consisting Of sets o SO pieces Of Ivory. Pearl
and Silver handle Knives with French FORMS FORKS EXTRA sr
and fine Knives Cor Silver Forks All sale atvery
oIsv DkSTFI, y DEIEvAN Maiden Lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11

To their Honors the Judges of the Court of Com
mon Pleas for the City aad County of Nec York.
The undersigned received a few days since (after
nearly three months imprisonment, sentence Of "six
cents cost And six cents damages, on charge OF
slandsr Will your honors have the charity to in
form me why am still detained in loathsome pri-
son, from my family and my business, by which
have always honorably maintained them las can
hardly credit the report that am still confined on suit
ofmy LAWYER, Mr.. Stone, for fees, as / made ar
rangement with him to carry me through the courts
for thirty dollars, which sum have paid him and
have no more to pay.
have the honor TO be, gentlemen,
aprisoner in the Centre street prison,
and your honors' humble servant,
THOMAS ID. LlTrLEFIELD.
New York, Feb. 10th, 1910
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11

A TO LET, OR LEAsE-Tbe we'll known premises
N Of the snbscrber Sd and sls street. at
AlA orhvlle consisting Of well built and convenient
nearly eight acres of land under the finest cultivation and
producing great variety of fruit &c Will be put in good
repas Of most agreeable and convenient the cty
by the I'd avenue and railroad Possession first May next
AMY 10 AARON CLARK.
re If tof Liberty ct.