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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29
DlED.


On Tuesday morning. eslh instant, Mr, Bs,sey Bydenburg
aged % years.
Friends and aequaatanes, Of the family especially
vsd To attend the funeral s afternoon at two O'clock
her late residence. No l2l Leonard st ..
On Tuesdsy morning, Of consumption, Daniel McGrath,
formerly inspector Of the 9th ward, aged l5 years
His friends and acquaintance aud tAose OF his brother John
McGrah requested 10 attend his funeral this afternoon at
two O'Clock from his late residence. No. 20 Elm st.
On Tuesday morning. Lorenzo L. Da Pone Professor Of the
Italian language and literature aud of History in the Ups
sity OF the city Of New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

ARRIVAL ExTRAoRsINARy-Sandy Welsh has at
last arrived, and what will most astonish the ma
tves instead OF having been hunting for an Office he
has been hunting the deernot the DEAR dear angels
OF Albany but the real buck aud the sf the TO-
rest; and instead OF returning with Office he has
returned ON ice, with handsom load Of yenisen
as has been displayed TO our epicures for many a
dav.
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HONEY MARKET.


The weather has been very Indictment today and the public
mind too anxious, with regard to from England well
Of the various important under discus
soa before the different state legislatures to allow Of the
Transaction OF much business The stock market evnced the
same da appearance without any great change prices, in
some cases however, there smness Del Hudson
improved ~ per cent, u. s. Bank, l.
There sales Of bill, Philadepha per cent
porson bonds at per cent discount heavy loss has again
fallen upon the Fire Insurance office, Of this city, aud ha,
shared to some extent by the Offices in Boston, Philadelphia
and Baltimore The details Of the ERE will be found IN auo
Their column The 10. Is estimated al from 81 800 600 10
s2oooooOj small amount Of this has, however, fallen upon
this city The following IL In, Cor .aeh Office
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

PARx THEATRE.-There was a crowded house to
see Dir. Tasistro play Zanga, last night. He read
some parts very well others indiffsrenuy; trod the
stage very badly; was Of course much appauded,
called out and made Short but not sensible speech.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

OJ- Ninety-seven deaths in Philadelphia last
week. Thirty-one were under two years ofage.
SsAoeEp AND BLOWN UP.-Forty steamers were
lost on the Western rivers last year Ofthese twenty
eight were ,snagged, five burnt up, four blown up,
and the balance disposed of in various ways
Only forty five lives lost, and thirty-nne Of these
were sent into eternity by bad steam boat boilers.
CooL.-The thermometer at the North and East Of
Us standing at 20 to 80 degrees below Zero.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

LnXHIBITIoN OF LUsUss MATURE, OR LIVING
Ia CURlOsITIEs. Is open Al ,3 Broadway, oppo.it.
the PARK tive doors from the Aston House.. Admission s.
cents open from TO ?. NJ and hscras 10 half past
II only necessary 10 state that the curiosity OF those
bsy and cid consists ~ the fair representation OF
eagles claws both where the hand. aud feet should BE-
that neither hand foot ofeher bov alike II IL impos
sibe TO convey adv ert.emsnt idea Of singular
being they must be seen; merely remsknr that their keah
the ess impaired aud that their appearance cannot
ofesd the most fsdous eye The eldest 10 learning 10 play
the COLUMBIAN harp, the only instrument of the Kind the
U. States and always with him; the ysunge !, learning
draw and pant Also exhibiting, splendid scrpurs Paint
ing. i7I feet long by ~ feet high. ia2o In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

LCvEJOY's HOTEL, Jan. a. 1880 N
M LEVlSON,-Sir,-About year since len for New
~ Orleans TO mercantile business. Soon after
my arrival became uan,ed with several yeung merchants
from TIE n.rh. Uafortunat,y for me- adopted their
vices well az their virtues soon contracted the -
disease. applied 70 several medical practitioners who had
their handbilis posted up cohpcuo-sy about the city
paid them OF money, but all To no purpose
After lingering several months and daily growing
advised by uie to make Of Hunters Red Drop;
and happy to inform you, that after using only two bot
ties Of IT, found myself fully restored TO sound health, and
able return 10 nv friends we'll when left Intend
ed 10 call on Won ~ rsoBay my thanks but shall
be obliged To leave in the stage in the morning
Yours, truly, B.K.T.
You AZ liberty publish the above BY leaving my
uame. Drisien. 81 per vial. jacs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

Another FAoroRY GosE.-The cloth factory Of
Jacob Waltz in Sewickly. Pa, was destroyed by
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
UNITED STATES MAIL

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
UNITED STATES MAIL
H~ LINE FOR NEW HAVEN.-A
es.ifSS3se coach, carrying the great mail, will
lSaSHl.4a E1& leave the Office, al Bowery, every
Ss~sE.~<@z.se-S afternoon At o'clock, arriving IN
New Haven early morning Passengers for Boston, via
Haf rd proceed Immediately by coache, take the
railroad cars Fer seats sp?y at the Office West Chester Ho
tel, al Berery,t to 49,
JOHN P. CADY, Agent for
ALEX. NJ. CUMMING. Proprietor.
N. b. No eonueson With any other Office in the city
Once in New Haven, basemsnt OF Toatine.
Jag I'm ", r. CANE, Asent.
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q SOO REWARD.-CROSs' SPEClFIC MIXTURE
swOOO-Fer the cure of Gonorrha elects strcipres am

q S00 REWARD.-CkOSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE.
pOOO-Fsr the cure of Gonorrhea, elects structures and
analogous complaints of the organs of generation.
or all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints
this is the most certain.
Il makes speedy and cure without the least
sreton to de drink exposure, change in application
b. sness.
We give long qvacksh TO deceive the
speak for it. Our object is to notify whers il had
The proprietor challenges single Of Gonorrl
to be brought, in which the Mixture will net effect rapid
cure; under forfeiture of $780,
his disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks 500
cety-kgh lew rich and poor matrimonial aud single They
are presented with remedy by which they
selves without the least exposure the shortest time possible
turther the disease cannot be contracted il dose OF the
Mixture taken at night going to bed when exposed.
put up in bottles, with full directions it.
at 81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally cure
May cured in two days.
For sale only at DR.. WIN. H. Muor, drug store No. le3
Broadway; of Dey street. (Franklin House New
York anda Jones Hutehnon Of Chesnai and 7h
streets, Philadelphia. n9e slns
M ANUFAC1URhks' AND MECHANICS CON
lV1 VENTiON-A general meeting Of this Convention,
the sbjec Of which is to promote the and Me.
chsnic Interest OF New York. by the establishment nu
featuring district n vicinity will be held At Columbian
Hall 2o3 Grand street between Forsyth and Edredre streets
little east Of the Bowery Wednesday evening" the 29h Of
January at scock. report will be made by the Com.
mitee OF Twenty-Five, appointed at preyiou, mrenc
ting forth OF the advantages be derived by sesg
al the proposed District the prominent Of which will be
the dimnution rent other expenses of living and
the opportunity afforded to the OF small meals we'll
As the sufacturer of capital TO become Of tho
so, and to live in his nste ad Off hired house,
IL Ia expected the meeting will be addressed By several
gentlemen
JOSEPH d. PERSON, President.
F.G. Enn, }seeretarie, ,.o,,.
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The less of life probably greater than stated
vessels reported abandoned bottom up
whose crews were missing li..
The U schr Grampus, Lieut. Comat Pane from NLondon
towed up by steamboat Statesman
scbr Ft, Lieut. Com him. arrived at st Au-
gustiae on the 18th inst ... ..
brig C.nsort survey ing cruise, spoken off ga
pelo, Goth inst .t l.. ....1
Florence Rose from NYork for Vera Cruz out days
ls, lat 30 81 Ion 6S 80.
Oute Lakeman Of scituate from NYork days out for
Porto Cabeo, Dee -, lat 80 20, Ion 6s 80. -
Adelaide from Philadelphia, 10 hours out for Canton, Jan
lat 81 80, lou 81 80.
United States Ports.
BosToN, Jsn 2l-arr Jasper, Nickerson, NYork
SALEM. Jan 22-arr Brilliant, Hawkins, NTork
HYAysis roRr Jan 23-Page Basset from NY ork for Bos
on which has enclosed the for several days
without the breakwater, carried shore by the in
tae storm OF last night and lies Oh the high bank Of
Squaws Island Theie has been from her
today she being entirely surrounded with drift ice She
probably sustained but little damage and as the
weather moderaes and the ice clears will got of after
disehagng part Of her cargo. Hsrbor full oil
BRIsToL, Jan 2i-arr Here Read NYork.
BALTIMORE, Jan 2earr Emma, Cole, New YORK; Celeste,
johnson, do
WILMINGTON NC, Jan 2l-arr Repeater Smith, NYork;
WAsHIsGroS, NC, Jan 22-cd Valiant, Farrow, NYork;
American Coaster. do.
CHARLESTON, Jan 23-cld Osprey, Bartlett, Liverpool;
SAVANNAH Jan ai-arr Newark souiard NYork; 22d sid
L Baldwin Bassett, do; Gath, g Lamar. Rasley, do.
MOBILE, Jan l5cd Nashua Pollard, Boston; Mersey, Ed.
wards Lverpool Southerner, Iibbetts Nforb Alliance
Halsey. do.
NEW OnLEASs Jan io-cld ranhea, Ashby Liverpool;
Bangor, Eustis, NYork; Convert, Gardener, do.
Foreign POris.
There were American vessels at is the l4.h Inst.
N, American vessels at Porto Cabeo, ~ DAYS since.
No IA erican vesle at Madga'csr The 3i Sept last
No America vessels at Zulzibsr, Aug IL.
ANGIER, Sept 21Passea Trenon Hallett, I'm Sfork Tor
Canton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

rJvHE GENT ENAN who fcust the brown silk purse
Monday las, containing thirty dollars, respectfully in
formed that his honorable intention OF returning the
the owner. by hrs call al the sun Office Tuesdsy evening
last has been frustrated by the oupabe indifference and
neglect Of Mr. Beach the proprietor OF that paper who
elected TO order down his address As the purse all
The cash the advertiser possessed, and who hs, othsrs.
family he earnestly hopes the finder will put him possession
Of by leaving or his address at the Herald oee.
and not al ls SUM- No. IL Oak street The advert
take. this opportunity Of notifying the public that he purposes
laying before them statement Of ses relative the shame
fu he has received from the proprietor OF the Sun
is2Q III
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

Cleared
IIalowel Smith 81 Marks via Key West; relon, Mason
Dead Mans Bay Fla Johsnne Cesar HAM Never Port an
Prince, ID n .berson; Cambridge stinsoa. Boston
Arrived.
Brig Albert Sears days fur Porto tet,e coffee SC ~
Howlsnd Aspinwsh. The A was tovei ~ BY s'sarboat
American Eagle. .f. t...
schr Mail, Loving. is fm Boston, mdE 10 Stevens,
Sehr Bo.on Preston, 20 I'm Pert Prn coffee &c to
w Lewis.
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Below.
npsln.


The Chatham which has been below three four days
ashore the bank yesterday but II supposed
will be got of without DANA
The Tampico Lorng Ballard from Franklin Bay, La. for
New York put into Nassau MP the llth inst. distress
with loss Of spsr,. Cargo molsssss.
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MORNING uERALD-snIp Nh ws.
Pert Of New York. January 20.


Packets TO DEPART
LsSos-.
Mediator, Chsmpl,n, Feb l
Wellington, Chadwick, Feb. 10
B. q sesn, (s) Roberts, Feb 1
LivEsrooL.
8. America, Bailey, FEB. l
G.WashiDg, on, Bnrrovs, Feb7
U. States, Br,ttob, Feb
HkvRE.
Chas Carroll, Russ ell, Feb I
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

These enrns indicate heavy curament in the currency
upper province, which has been occasoned by the
sumption Of the banks of that section This has
vented the purchase of the usual supplies Of produce in the
United States but the money paid has been souni and
nearly par with the New York standard. %. ,
The Bank Of Michigan has recently fea the Wet
$4,000 in specie.
STATEMENT Of the BANK TESSEssEE and BRANCHES on
the LIST Jan. 1870 as compared with July l, 1899 .
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sa5,iOO

These repeated heavy losses undermining rapidly the
capital employed in fire insurance. and unless effective
means taken to prevent frequent recurrence Of these
disastrous fires few capitalists will be found willing to take the
risk Today disaster will an extra call for amount
OF money which, although it would be small prosperous
state of business large the present time and will be raised
at high rate premium notes. realized by forced sales of
securities. In either event it will affect the market. 9
The Middsg pteres. Baak at Boston, longer red.ems
her small hills The English mail packet arrived at Boston
the aSth, from Halifax with $4,000 specie to different
mercantile firms We have received Governor Morons mes
sage 1t mostly occupied with remarks the 1t
states that the'liablities of Massachusetts
Amount to .,.... .....,.,...., s5,0ooO9O
ntel est and expenses, r .l SOL. 100000
II appears that the of Massachusetts, have for many
years net been equal the expenses Of the Government and
debt has consequence uatsd The Governor
presses great regret that the State loans created but
commends their faithful and prompt payment He declares his
confidence that whatever called for to pay existing
debts necessary expenses will be cheeruy paid by the peo
pie bat he retrenchmen rather than taxation
He states that the Legislature should set example by dis
patching their business quickly and by making The session short
they will cura expense IN regard TO the banking system he
that the take action until after the
fiscal Of the Federal Government settled In
gard to the Sab Treasury scheme he has the following
1t in this view that regard the great and leading
Of The national raugh with be nes
to the whole Union but of all to Massachusetts The
inflated prices, will render nugaory moderate revenue
steady prices Cash duties these the safeguards
mstc industry Should the system of the independent
sorry be established its beaecai effects will raise to sup
port the voice and the convictions of the rewd intelligent
and sharp sighted mangfacure whose industry and skill
the just pride Of New England
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

LATEST FROM HALIFAx.-We have received intel
ligsnce to the 18th instant inclusive. The Legisa
ture was in session, and adopting to protect
their fisheries. Daring debate, it appeared, that
American fishermen had interfered too much with
those of the Provinces and also that party Of Ame
ricans had landed, within year, island the
coast of Cape Breton took forcbe possession there
of, plundered the English, destroyed their houses
and committed other wanton acts. In consideration
OF these facts the following resolution was passed.
That Committee be appointed TO enquire into the Of
the Fisheries and the privileges Of the people of the Province
10 resort to fishing rounds axd to
OF foreigners thereon and the violation OF subsng treaties
and Of this Province with power to send for persons
papers correspond through the legitimate channels
with Executive governments OF the adjoining Colon and
such persons they may think fit, with Of obtaining
united system for protecting that valuable Also
report eciaa for protecting the trade and
Of the country BY the employment ofmall armed vessels
or o.he. rfse. t....
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

tIhtvAIE nUIhL, aud Murray street. ate Nus.
Il j Cowmgs.)-JOHN B. RICH, proprietor Of ~ aboye
well known boarding house. takes leave respectfully 10 an
his discrimination TO open this esabhhmet on or
sbout the lat Of ebrusry nsr for the reception single
gentlemen and families may be please TO honor him with
their notice. Unrenittirg attention 20 the Of HE
guests the By which he hopes 10 secure and
patronage ja2s iwis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

DARK THEATRE.-THIs EVENING, Jan 10, le4s

pARk THEATRE-THs EvLNlNO, Jan 49, is4s
L will be performed n' m : .7.s
GAMsTER-Mr Beverly, Mr.. Louis =. Tasistro; Mrs
Beverly, Miss Cushman 100
THE UNFINISHED GENTLEMAN.--,am Miller .
Mr.. Placids; Louisa Bloomfield, Mrs Chppindals
Box Tickets. si--Pt. 90 eents-tjsiiery, 10 cents.
RowERf THEATRE.-THl EVENING, JAN. 70, vii
THE GNoME FLY-Hervio Nauo will embo, the SEM
blaaee of Gnoms, psbosa and Fly.
go tf Previous 20 which ''n i.
COMFORTABLE sERviCE-simon, Mr.. Gates Mrs.
y To conciade with the Petit Comedy OF a.t NJ
THE SWISS CoTTAGA-Natz, DIR. Gates Lrsefte,
att O'clock ard performance quar-.
priee.Bores7 cents-Pits7t cents Gallery s6 cents h
OLYMPIC THEATRE.-THIs EVENING, Jan. %
BILLY TAYLoR-wm Taylor, Mr. Mitchell; Kitty Sill
go, Mrs Penson.
OLYMPIC REVELs-Prometheu,, Mrs. Peasen; Swiss
Boy, Mr. Mitchell; Pandora; Mr., Bailey.
SAVAGE AND THE MAIDEN-Nichola, Nicileby,
The whole to conclude with
Pehson.
Dress circle eent.second and third tiers 25-pit l2l-
private boxes, $4 Performances commence at o'clock.
BROADWAY CIRCUs.-Mesrs WrL,H, BAarLrrr &
ID Co-THls EVENING. Jan. 20. the entertainments win
Grand Eastern spectacle of the Chinese En, Horpppe
Aerial Vaulng and Egyptian Pyramids; The Canadian Pea
SAINT Song Courier OF st Peersburgh, Novel Jumping BY
the Phenomenon, Mr. Muliisn ST. George and DrsgSa
&c. &c sc.
Doors open at 6i Performance commence at z O'clock
Boxes % cents; Pit "a cents. t.. ,al6
pOWERY AMPHITHEATRE, No. 81 Bowery-THlS
ID EVENING Jan 80
The entertainment will commence with
The Great Taapon of Siam his Two Red Elephants
Ching Chigo Cupid under black cloud Struggle for
Fame Ths Storm at Sea- Pull Devil pull Tailor LIE
geur L'Arti't Youth and Aanhoodj Olympic Canes &C.
Sc. sc.
Doors open at 6ocock-PerforH at
o'clock Price of Boxes 50 csnt-Pit IS cents. jae3 2
nR HElNE informs the public that his Increased prac.
- tce mas induced him to private Office ss Hudson
street, for the treatment Of delicate diseases His ussrripg
success has satisfied the public that he able perform
all he promises, and to those that kn him. other
recommend Don't forget the No lss Hudson between
Broome and Watt ja29 I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

0J- Commodore Chauncey is dead
o. The House of Representatives have decided
to give the printing to the person who would do il
cheapest. ,, flaf t-..I. .sat.r i.a..
GJ- Webster and Tallmadge have both been sworn
In for their six years term, just commenced.
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5TAIhMENT KxCfANGE BANK
JAM, 1910, Al COMPARED JAM, 1889. f,.
JAM. 1889. JAM, 1910. Iac. Dec
Loans l,404766 2,009,o93 GOA s32 ,.a
Specie, 479555 263Os3 2l6,52a
Circulation. 4720o5 6639l5 1850 ..t.
Depositss, l9l, 237 $1,000 1917 t.t .I,
This return evnces that expansive policy whc has result
ed in suspension throughout the south The currency
mating from this institution by than at the
period last year, such generally
TO make it as difficult pay specie for the amount
of issue as it was last year. - .-
Statement Of the banks Of Upper Cannda the 9th Dec
1899 as conspartd with thereturns Of March, 1899
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RY EXPRESS.
WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. n, 1910.
NJ TyI.JJ:o.,, rosf Tobn sou-THe yp
In advance 81 chs BIain

a dead Bits-Mr William Cost Johnson-Ihe Sc
nats-TAs Grsat Constitutional Lainysr.
This morning. as the House was called u
order. Mr. John w. Jones, chairman of the Way
and Means. on leave, moved resolution, to author
ize the clerk, to employ some suitable person &c
print the bills now before the House, and when ha.
been reported by the Chancellor Of the Exchsquer
Mr.. Rice Garland, ofLouisiana, objected, and saIe
that he should continue to oppose all resolutions
the kind, unless Mr.. Jones would modify u, 90 aS Y
require the clerk to get the printing done az .ne low
est possible rates to be afforded In the District
Columbia. - Az,
MIR. Jones replied, that as il was necessary tha
the printing should be done at once, ana ina. n
exigencies of the House wouia NOT aan" VI .n'
DELAY incident to the issuing OF ProPosa,s luz ~,
work. he could not accept OF Mr.. Garianss moan
cation. ,.,.,- .,.s =, :. :;
effect reou ring the Clerk to employ the lowest bid
der The amendment was adopted, ana ai.er uea
of delay not worthy of particularzation, the ques
tion was taken on the resolution as amended, and
carried in the aiKrmatives-ayes llo, nossW
The issue did not make the case OF Blair anC
Pives anv better than II was be fore 1T wa
brought about; nor did II aiS Messrs' Oaies q
Seaten. t.. tt.. !,
Mr.. William Cost johnson was entitled to the
floor this morning, on Mr.. ThOmpson's tI-Abo
ton Re solutions and he politely yielded it to Mr.
Jones for feo moments, on the EXPRESS conditi on
that il should be returned to him without delay
He did not get again. as the hitting business ere
ated deal of row, till nearly four o'clock. When
he did get it, he gave some of the gentlemen who
had deprived him Ct it, very severe dressin g
down. ....+ ...
In the Senate, Mr. Davis, Of Mass, from the
Committee Commerce, made favorable re-
port on the petition of the Transatlantic Steam
Ship Comp my, praying for debsnture osal i'm
ported in their ships for purposes of navigati on
The report was debated at some length, by Messrs
Clay, Knight Davis, Southland and Wright, and
then laid aside.
The Senate then took up the bill to establish a
board of claims which discussed till that BIO dy
adjourned. i'
Mr. w ebster has arrived in town.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

The baskng law Oft his State although il has been in
operation has cot yet got ao regular action
long time must yet eape before the operation Of the Law be
practically understood The prevailing idea have
been that under this law any number Of needy individuals may
associate together and BY deposng small Of
rites with the Comptroller acquire the confidence of the pub
c and do business the deposs that cendng dealers ma,
place under their control This notion yet be entirely
eradcsted There has vet sees but Institution.
started under the law apropsr mannerha by the asso
citation OF monied men, leud the money they actually possess
for the accommodation Of the public aud their JOINT
it, An example Of this class backs Is the New Yok Banking
Company Of which the following is a statenent:-
STATEMENT Of the NV YoRR BArx,Sc Conr.,y On the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

ITO DRUGGlSTS-The advertiser Is aboat taking q
store the LIST of May ufs in conspicuous part OF the
city and TO the retail drug business with which he
perfectly familiar aud which frmery produced him very
good income The advantages which he ha, for making his
pbarmacutc business particularly lucrative, and his
for extending IL in branch which yet altogether
knewn here induces him apply for partner who fully
competent as an apothecary and upwards
IS 600 and the capital invested may remain security
boBd and mortgage the store Please address DRUG
GIsT.n at the Herald Office. JAG cod 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

The Tennessee House Of Representatives have voted 40
81 to reduce the number of the branches Of this institution
twothe principal Bank to remain at Nashville with
branch at Jackson,and ihe other at Knoxville. i. as
The Branch Of the Union Bank Of Mississippi Macon
advancing 10 cents pound cotos in IL months post
notes The Branch has its agents travelling through the ad
joining counties, contracting for cotton.
The report Of the Michigan Bark Commissioners states that
have been appointed to all the banks under the
Banking Of that State with the exception Of the
Of Marshall Detroit and St Joseph r. r. Bank Bank Of Ad
ran and the Merchant Bank Of Jackson Co. These banks
is stated as follows -