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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-07

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-07


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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-07

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-07

Die Barfe California ieseGte furslid bon ptdaoels
phta ab, un1 bre erite 0aee in ben en Scean &; MAJ
d,en, pcbet le Californian beribren mtrb. Se 1T bas
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-07

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14
PACKETS TO DEPART.
Jackets TO ARRIVE.
Cleared.


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rended alexandria DC; srTI Philips smA Baltimore
Pscke, ship England Waite rm Liverpool sth ofAug.
TO Marsha d company with the packetship susque
sS'g ii Alien Wilson, dy, rom Charleston, cotton &c to
BIs E%srs Owen 50 day. from pr,T,o with sh. s,;
Ar ass The Bank. .eos, Atlantic. Of
%sssi;ss:a o. ssSt. ss al ioa S, spoke Sfs
ssi%id.: Co. Ser, ion !, spoke whs. hip
Alexander Cooper g hours ro NaS.. t bound e yhs
seSr Henry CSsc., setsen, days from Richmond with
sehr Three Brother, CARY, days from Richmond, with
schr Ann D. Bede from Norfolk with mdz, to sturges
Sci, Ash An, Hill%sn yisy9i. go,
Schr Catherine, Cornelius, Virginia
General Record.
For LrerpooL-The Stephen Whitney, Thompson, will sail
to-day Her letter bags Gill ms, and will close at hall.
past n o'clock
bound to havre struck ths Sand the mouth Of Mo,
her hold The ship had pile, board the time, and
have become qnmanageable IN quall SEE Is reported to
d'aw lsett light, Two steamboats, and three tarpes had
been sent to her assistance The ship will doubtless got
unless
thrown overheard.
SIR $eias Parsons, which sailed from Norss Cor Monro.
via Africa, and which put into Philadelphia lea,y and
paired at expense " St5Ouo, again sprung aea
ter proceeding 10 from the er place aud bad put into
this port we understand that the lesK BE- found and
expected that an}he vessel wlha'e to be eharr'd TO
form the ,oyege in her place.
Brig McsncerThe oiloving Is copv Of uotf picked
On NY sho we,rogi Ns four or hyg dys .ince,
posed TO have been enc oscd IA bottle, which, drifting smoF
he rocks might ave to pieces The first part Of the
name is ilisgb.e.-f Yarmouth IS Herald Aug =.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14
MONEY! MARKET.
sunday, Seps. l3--6 II. NJ.

We have by the England again few DAY later from
Europe The position OF France and England was excit
ing Increasing interest," and upon whoie appearances
are more warike The pacific OF SYRIA and the mad
aemt of Louis Napoleon tended to increase the strength
of the French position by establishing the power of ALI
the Pacha on one hand, and by removing all fears Of
ofthe French people favor of Bonapae in case
of run.ure AT the time the attempt created ad
d;tisna anmosty against the English, under the suppo
ston that the English ministry connived at it, All this
has strengthened France and weakened England The
money market greatly agitated both in France and
London The plot evidently thckening and the ar
riv al of the steamer be looked for with intense IN
terest
In the Stock market yesterday there very little Of
interest United States Bank improved per cent; Della
ware and Hudson per cent; North American Trust ana
Banking Co. declined per cent
The Schooner English Packet, was at Havana on the
lsht ult with 100000 in specie from Tampico for London
The one two and three dollar bills oil many Oh me Tree
banks in this city and the atehave lately been
altered into ves tens and twenes These Banks having
different plate common to the whole ofhen Tor each demo-
nnaon i. follows that alterations. even well per-
formed an deceive only the unwary However, there
many persons who in hurry OF business glance only
to the genuneness OF the signatures; and as we consider
that il the duty the press to protect the community
against frauds we will not follow the eXami lie ihe Jour-
nal of Commerce. which lately noticed that two dollar
hill ofthe New York State Stock Security Bank had been
"ngenously altered to ten and the operation well
performed that required close inspection to discover
it's and that without adding single word 10 enable the
public to detect fraud which may be extensively prac
tised against seventy to eighty banks in this state.
Underneath will be found concise description of the
central cene six different denominations, showing, by
roinng the striking difference, how to discrim-
nate al first sight, the true denomination Of The note
saraess Of The offered amount thai may forged upon H.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

Here have falling off Of nearly onehalf in the i'm
ports while the exports undninshed a large pro-
portion OF them consisted of rcexports Of foreign goods
The returns duties for the second quarter of the present
year show continuance ofhs falling oin imports. The
year nearly closed and we may safely estimate
the imports at less than the imports of merchandise in
1888 or at ssooooOoo. There is but little probability Of
any decrease in the exports There is consequently
Prospect Of an apparcn, balance in our favor OF near
sgooooo fac, which has not occurred since the year
1890 and then TO the amount OF s3oooooo only The IRE
sent low rate Of exchange just at the commencement Of
the eo,o, sure alton OF this state Of things
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14
state of Trade.

There has been good business done through the week.
particularly in the grocery line Stocks of most descrp
tons of goods small, and prices advancing.
CorroS-The stock of this article very small and the
market has been quiet There is among certain houses
disposition to monopoze all OF certain quality in the
market, chiefly OF the finer Sort for manufacturers
This cement is based upon the prospect Of i'm
proved demand from the manufacture before the new
crop forward freely About 100 bales of new crop
have been received thus far. The southern markets
tnue inactive The following is table of stocks, sales
prices, and remarks, at the different ports, for the
prev ious to the date affixed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14
a niuselnl Is.

Amusements.
PARK THEATRE.
THIS. RE EEEES g. s!,aS or a:PowER:
"f Esn S'' o' 81 SsiG' Of
s &c G. es'''' wG,s,y ,f;; Mr F FsSS'
Alter %HeE Pas De D, by Madame Arrans and Mis-.
AFT Th EA 6aN Nj fEs, Of
Dsbs Mr. F FsSsg " h 6ss Nj } sa
The sT%Ss IS s fsgses lGSIS e.
Tol . Gh s. Nr fisher Jack buDee' Nj Hisit
Harriet '"''"A" 'S"' MIR. ChippinSa fh'n'on
Doors open acknowledgements commences at hall
Pris..-Boxes sli Pit 50 cents; Gallery as cents.
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.
r,,,. .vvs }Sh HSsE SETh sESAHHs!E
,., THE NS S' * $S'% %iSsrREL. y, s..,.
sern.rd' Wood Brenser Mad,ses
''''''' Dance sy4 8 s es5s. l'''' Bertha
snow1sn, MIR Anderson Flippsnt, Mr. Mestayer
Dance s"'' VIC u 's'" by Master Wood
S:"., z! $.: si:ss %S;.rror Mr.. Levi.
caaT|,yy, Wood o'bOHa.vaH, W.. B,ak;iy
Doors open performance 20 quarter
Boxes so cents I'd and I'D tiers as VII ~ cents gallery va
MIfCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, Sept. i4-The performances will com
lmence with the drama. called
THE VAGABOND.
Daumont, Mr. Edw in Cement Mr. Graham
Pierre Grensir, Mitchell julien, Russell
Grosnez, Cunningham Peasant, ROBERTS
Theresse, Miss Singleton
Song, Rory OMore, by AIR Mossop
Followed by the farce &C
TOO LATE FOR DINNER.
Poppietop, Mr. Howard Nick Twill. Mr. Mitchell
Eiixabeth Pmeroft, Miss irgieton.
Comic Song, Nr. Graham.
La Bay adtre, by Larette Celeste
After which the fa &c Of
NINE TAILORS MAKE A MAN.
Broadcloth, Mr.. Edwin Teddy, Mr.. Mossop
Stitch. Baker sevedge, Dawson
Sally, Miss Flynn.
The Box Office now open daily from I'll, g. where seats
and private boxes may be secured to MIR
Treasurer,
N.BWth the exception Of the Press aud the Theatrical
profession, there Is NO FREE LIST at this Theatre.
Dress Circle SO cens-Upper Boxes Is eents-Pt sl
ling.
Doors open at 7-curiain rises at half past7.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14
II. VI. DaUis, -Anctioneer.
BY j. T.. MAITLAND,
Store No, 1876 Chcfham Syiiay
BY r. J. TODD. Auctioneer.
Sales Room, No. 81 Main street. BROOKLYN

MONDAI, sept IA.
rUEN!TURE-At 10 O'Clock, at the Sales Room 81 Main
street i'll be sold At aucen without reserve, the Furniture
of family giving up hou.ekec ing and removed for
ence OF sale, comprising part mahogany French and half
FRENCH chairs mahogany spring seat and ted fs ahog
French aud pos bedste ads elegant pier card
and tea tables looking glasses elegant dressing and plain
beaure AUS sidehoard carepg mating and Mahogany
&c. &C.
Also elegant gold eve- watch by order of
Also stock ofnew city made cabinet warranted Furniture
HOUSE AND LOT Al. AUCTlON.IOn Monday, the
lih OF Sept at O'Clock, if not previously sold az
sale at the Sales Room 81 Main the commodou house
and lot Nos Prospect street The hous is story frame
in good repair free of ncunbrance and well adapted
seneel family The lot IS feet front ~ 50 den For
ticulars to terms, &c. apply to j. H. MCCORMICK
York street. othe Anctioneer The above house
LET q aOd also. and L. $500.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14
Died.

On Sunday evening o'clock ezekiah of Wet and
Hannah y. Webb, in the fifth year OF his age.
The friends the family to attend his nera
this afternoon az halt past o'clock from No 1922 Third ST.
On inst of influenza hi fat1es residence, No 2
Carmne ST. dyard third of Wr Orren aged mouths
avanah, Sept of Strangers fever Mr. James Brennan
Monder, native Of this city and late member of the New
York fire department
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

Inc SCION lUOO; j. tOnef, Jr, cOp; iuVj
Mary / 800; Globe 1000, 800
have gone South. leaving 1000 bbls.
Added to our pre- vious stock and with other vessels
known be due, would Sl4 to be full prices and
without relieved by vessels going South shall
have to submit to still lower prices.
Tea-Last sales in boxes, about an equal quantity OF
Hyson and Imperial at I700rs
Sperm Candles-Supply large dull Of sale, 100 sOors
Domestics in large supply; none but heavy fabrics
Rosin scarce; 100 bills would bring So
Sugars in bbls 1900 III per in cases $50 700 rs
Hides in less demand, and the rainy season being
nearly over the price is likely to be lowers last sales
l40 RS.
Cotton-First qualty-6ls00 ~
FreighsVesses not plenty, and fair rates procu-
red for Europe.
Exchange-3Od dollars GAO TO 1860.
August l2To meet the views of our correspondents in
regard established charge of interest sales, the
American merchants of the place have this day held a
meeting and the agreement that after the LIST De-
cembcr next charge be per cent month"; in place
of the present charge cents circulars of which we
will forward by the next opportunity.
We have advces from Rio to the 2Sth July Supplies
of Flour had been greater than current demand and
prices kept up Richmond 22l; Baltimore LII.
Cohee-New cropwas coming in very slowly, 81 100 a
5000.
Exchange 80 30id
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

Excess of import Of merchandise in 1880. S60,i 80 ss
The greatest increase Of imports of any article, ap-
pears be in silk manufactures. The import Of manufac
pred appears also to have than doubled and
also the article Of BAR railroad iron, there is an i'm
m.nse The causes which led to this vast in
crease imports, alluded to in article OF Saturday
With the close Of the fiscal year, ending Oct. ls 1889,
those have ceased to act and the failure Of the
southern banks having placed, as 1t embargo on
trade, inducements to import notwithstanding our
large crops were by means promising. large pro-
portion the imports of 1880 made in the first quarter
ofthe year The imports and exports at four principal
Ports the period in the present year were as fol
lows
showing the comparative amount Of exports and I'M
p.rts and foreign ais the ports OF bos
ION New York Philadelphia and Baltimore, for the quarter
ending March 1888 ana the corresponding quarter o. 1890
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14
BATTLE OF WATERLOO.
o1EN THIS EVENING,

T-BE Or' w
OPEN THIS EVENING,
AT THE FRANIIN THEATRE
Tho mts cr # WHICH 10 hited w for the purpcseQ
THE GRAND MOVING DlCRAMlC PANORAMA.
From Londo'
OF THE BATTLE OE WATERLOO,
Battle Of Cenape ard ether the life OF Bonaparte
down his funeral procession 81 Helena, 10 different
views. The movements accompanied by appropriate
and description Of each we = as il sppro aches
Commencing each evening at o'clock Doors open half
hour previous
Admtianee-Bores IS cents, children i2l eents-e i4
cents. AL 2w
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Passengers Arrived.

LrvERPooL-Pdcket Ship England-W II Anderson esq &
lady servants. Mrs James Sews servant Qlebec Mrs
Henderson, Mrs CLARKE Scotland Mr. johnson lady, Mas
4 Miss Agnes Clarke, Cincinnati; Mrs Pe, New
Jersey; MISS Grew servant Mr. H. Grew Phiade!phia;
Misses G. A. J, Anderson Miss Sewe Quebec: Miss
Peters U.s. Rev MrTaylor Tor no; Baron Capepeha Italy;
Lieut. Chas Dure 5ih Fusieers; Lane ESQ Loneon; IA
England Philadelphia; Mrss Bartlett Boston;
JONES' Columbia, A.
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Too figures An upright female, full
face rather ungraceful and diminutive,
81 Note left hand stretched over the head of a
cupid holding in has right hand the horn
(ofplenty.
One figure that Of Ceres in profile,
a., 80. sitting attitude, holding up the tcand Of Mer.
?" MOVE curry in her left hand, while her right arm
resting OH her knees holds ths sickle
One medallion, enclosing the bust of an
Tadian queen, with row in right hand, and
So Note. culver behind in style of Diana; symho
iical vignette ofthe thirteen original states
forms the frame of the medallion.
-Four female figures, the principal ,seen
fun face, sitting a chariot, with two
6 Note lions crouchng az her feet) represents
Cybela holding the globe il left hand, and
key in her right
Tico female figures, seen Jtn face, holding
a large escutcheon mathematical of the
SO Note. twenty.six States oithe Union The Anne
uniia. for rms the centre of the escutcheon.
One female isue-.a lady personating
scieace seen fan face, sitting in a
tcmplative mood-her left resting on a
$40 Note table stretched in the direction of four
masei stcameT-her right hand hanging
over the back of her chair, pointing down
to globe.
The slightest attention 20 the above will give the
Of detecting at first sight any oleration however nge
Nous that may made the bills Of he whole Of the banks
n this sto:e under the General Banking Lag.
The following table represents the value the leading
articles Of import for the year 1885, as compared with 1885,
and classified in regard to the duties paid.
THE UNITED STATES FOR THE YEAR 1888,
II
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On the 9th int at Mount Vernon Place. Baltimore by the
Rev. Dr. Wyatt, John s. Wright, ESQ Of o de Janeiro
Isabella NJ, only daughter of Granville S. Odfeil. ESQ
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FOR SALE AT AUCTION,

IN BOSTON-On SATURDAY, September 10,
BY COOKE s GALE, CRY Hall
CERTIFICATE Of Deposite 'of the La Fayet.e RGnk,
"a Boston, for One Thousand Dollars, dated March and
protested for payment 18th july 1897 having the
d,rsenen of Benjamin r. Htherne, resident OF New
York where he supposed to be the Of considerable
PRO, erty