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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

: Port OF New York, April rs.
Cleared.


n;s :si$st as:Sss'sI s
Lawrene st. Marks and Key IVES. James fsnss, bSw
K's0' Jan" Globe YEi, 81 Thomas and Porto Rico
ship Providenee Bears. Of Pr9,idence iss days from
Crane ''' ''''''A =" 70 anu "'eAi'n
ship Gen Hodgman, Baker ds I'm Ponce PR,suga SC to
Brig wm Taylor Ioey,s ' I'm Savannah cotton &c stur.
Brig 9 LAMAR Rsey fun Savannah via Norfolk cotton,
sehr Revenue, Post days from Virginia. with oysters to
master The T. sailed rsm Nastueket about a,S Of April
SsS s' siSr' on Little Egg harOOr 0aru' in here for
S S r ;ssr W 70 saul. sSWSs days from Cumberland
scr Republican Smith days from Philadelphia with rndu
,sloop Star, Whasy days from Philadelphia, to
snip H,rbinger, Apalaehaeola nds.
scSt i S.a'ns, f Tii%ssa "a.
One ship and three srF'-hs ship supposed 70 be the R
Miaarn -',''''''' WIN '"' - -" "OO''"'
Philippe ,pa, 1ayrsj Sst6ssas, Berry Chss;iqP, SSk
Cadih sehr Warrington, Curacao and others. Wind rsR
General Record.
The news boat No came up last night Monday having
lost lin boom and came to repair She sails again this
The Spear H,gr from Havana for " York. went ashore on
Ab;sSS@ ~ ~ nlc, ,par on Thursday, and silsed-wi
A eIter from Havana dated qih inst from Capt Bsnnsy
Cha; & ss &c Cuba sss n A s
March for Matanras in baas, and the night Of the ID
'i5ss sss rom %i i'f fi ri 'ss Ky
biged Captain crew and ps.scnges all 'aved and
taken by droger 70 Hayana The A Was insured
struck by lightning on the and somewhat Injured
spars and rieging -,
The T. s. ship Of the line Columbus Capt stor,r Is mme
diaiey to in the Boston hsrbor of Long wharf
"'''s ' Notice TO Mariners.
Nrw FLoArfxe-LreHr The Fostng-ligh the Queen,
nearly com pied will be noored the Formby
ton the sh of April intended 70 place additional
the Rock Lighthouse and the Formby Floating light which
will ready be laid down by about the sth Of May We
shall then have three Floating one N Crosby Chan
light second al the Formby station showing two lights
aud The third al the northwest station showing lights.
lights being nearly in line with Victoria Channel will .n.
bic vessels oencr or leave the port at almost hour Of the
valuable Majesiys mail packets well the Anne.
other packets sailing hyed days and 20 the shipping
generally, whether sailing vessels vessels navigated BY
"V'' " WV United states Ports.
NrwyoPr. n. l. April qf-arr Cora. Corzcns, New York
MN BrpfoEp A,ri q7-arr Ellen Rodman Shepherd ~
York. .
PoarL,Np, April 23--arr Ag,wam, Burnham, N York.
poRrsuot April g7-arr Effort, Nhork.
PHiLAorLruf,, April 2e-arr Whale, Nforh cid Eunomus,
Drew, Rhmoad Mary Es, Ryan, sa'annshj Planet MYTH;
RcnaoSp,, April a,-arr Weymouth, Couch, NyOrt, .d
W,sniS9ioS NC, April ql-arr Alabama. NYork cid Pam
lie =, DO; American Coaster, dol Eliza Nni, do
CnsRLssroN.A pril a2-arr Two Sisters, tish, WORK
ArAiacncoLs, April licid Harosser, Nfortj Gem, do;
7N'"'' ''' Forcign Ports.
Ss SyH Ag ,n fss-.on 10 Do 'e
HAvsss IS days snce-Mslasas Baves s'r ~ Vc'h, nest
day,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27
COrOncr's Office.

MoSpAY.-The Coroner held inqucsts in thc fol-
lowing cases =
On Hannah Noble, native of England, aged 81,
who resided at the of Cherry and Rutgers
streets 1t appeared that the deceased had been for
long time ailng, and that she died from an attack
Of ap0pexy. Verdict, died in fit
At the corner of West and Cedar streets, ON the
body of an unknown man. found floating in the North
River. Verdict found drowned.
At No. 20 Laurens street, on the body of Jacob
Links, aged two years. Itappcared that little Jacob
was at play in the street. near Grams Distillery,
when of his playmates tripped Jacob up, and he
fell in the gutter; just at the same moment the
waste pipe Of the distillery opened and the boiling
water filled the kennels. The child was scalded,
and dead in two hours Verdict, accidental death.
The Foreman Of the Jury said it ought to be warn
ing to mothers against letting their children go into
the streets.
At IsS Madison street, on the body of WIN. Har-
man King, aged eight years. IL appeared that this
lad went to play on the wharves, and having goe on
board schooner, some said that he was knocked
off the rail, and fell in the river, when he was
drowned. How it occurred, who caused the ca
tastrope did not appear. Verdict, accidental death
On Mary Williams, aged woman, residing al
6 MOt street, who fell down stairs, broke her
and injured her head. The jury found that the de-
ceased probably died from congestion Of the brain.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

With this small fare he goes behind hand sd consequently
"in debt weeks rent" This is the condition of the Ia
boring classes England where the paper system prevails to
its fullest extent and the evidence of this shows concur
vey his condition has become the paper
ency has increased lie four five years he could
live WE'LL and buy clothes, which he do
has and wages not" Four ago the
joint stock banks in England first began that
influence business which resulted in connection with sm
lar here producing The explosion Of 1890 In that pc
Rod immense fortunes made and speculation riot but
the time the condition Of the farm lsbore who
producing the actual wealth the country growing
That this s isolated but the condition II the
whole Kingdom at s time, fully proved by the following
official tables:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.


TO MEssRs. PEAsE & SON, IS Division street
testify, from personal the efficacy
Hoorounj Candy was damp house lately hnish
of breathing fur ishd by friend with a package OF
Essence sHoarhound which relies ed eciusly and
permanently b. HANCOCK, 264 William ri.
To Me.srs. J. PEAsE 4 SON
have experimrnty proved Clafe ed Esserce fore
hound Candy be most excellent clear the
the lungs and would recommend u to be universally us.d
REV l.. w GIBBS, 100 Eighth Avenue
No family should be- without Peant Nedicated andy Il
available remedy for ti. whooping cough and Group.
DIR. ROGERS.
New York. Ftb a. 1870.
Dear sr-The duty 81 profession has exposed TO
colds, asthma aud other pulmcnic Jpnts incident this
climate have been deprived Of the
ing by hoarseness and should still be had your
indicated candy lsicd fo few times and find my
constitution evidently improved. therefor have bssta
lion IN adding Recommendation TO the who have
perienced the efficacy Of fairfield Fssnc sf Horehousd
REV. VIM. &. HAWLEY, e5 Crosby.
REFERENCES.
j. Goran, No. NJ Oliver street
l.. J. Mills, 81 Govern street
J. NeCebrn, $40 Water street
j. T. Moore, $50 t-rcenv ich str, ct.
Doct Burrows, No. Oliver street.
c. Roneris, gs5 Water street .
ACE NTsIisndy, rs n street, Hays, 10 Fulton street
Brooklyn l.. l.; w Duyal q32 Broad street. Newark j.
None genuine unless paskage signed Tease Son.
Division street OF whom can be Obtained wholesale and
psm,mbsr- nfcct oners are not appointed agents.
CELEBKATED INDIAN Eye WATF II, tor opthsima,
of the eve, be- obtained Al Is Division street
ICE, fGE, ICE for sale IN quantity TO suit purchasers
Doctors viii rasc bear IN mind u they should wish for
sickness apT I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

EcCLrstAsrEs, oh. Is 16i7-N wise man. who
by his wisdom, dslveredthe city, SC.
Ma EpIroRMy mind has led 10 The above texts,
reading the New York sun advertisement beaded
Balm for every Wound Dingleys Compound lniyer'
Ointment; aud the virtues Of this inestnabe
Ointment and the benefits has conferred myself aud
neighbours cannot justice 10 Myself and suf
ng humanity, withhold this public expression OF gratitude
which the proprietor for this invaluable compound IL
mas 10 my knowledge literally ceansed the eper made the
lame walk and the deaf hear and those who have been
sfuI and purifying II has made every whit
WHOLE Its and merits deserve TO be printed in letters
of gold, and set in frames Of silver TRUTH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

AMEncar MusEUN-The interesting group Of Indians from
far West exhibiting here engaged Ter this week
opy expiration Of which time they viii positively leave
the city More than 5000 people have already
Waited these children Of the forest To those who have not
beg leave IL this be the last opportunity
you have to pnd learn the manners habs and
this cyraordn people The sight
Indian create extraordinary sensation But their
studied by old asd young Parents should bring their
they nature from the TEACHINGS Of
lure INV N serve az instruction the aged and be most in
the Young through life In Judgment
few shllings cannot be better disposed Of
IS, The extraordinary giant Boy, years and month.
weighing hundred will be 10 be throughout
he week This boy exhibited all tia appearances Of mature
age in wbkers which large and in other particulars
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

system Of reciprocal duties by which the Of the United
States would be eceiedin England exchange for nanuac
lures, would far to violent fluctuations, while
steady currency Of low standard keeping prices
proPoronae to the production ofcorn would give
fcturers all the of competition which they could
- -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

Tpr CoRsuR-The first number Of two cent Tippe-
paper the above title, will be published To
Morning. the cash system Devoted to matters aud things
in general things particular Carriers
ply for routes to w. DILLON, ie2 Nassau st.
CHATHAM THrArRE. Scotch Clans and Irish Chs,tsins
which for this well be
dened every night weeks comefor will
tany be popular There eight BY the
Messrs Grain which credsbe their talents; the
dresses and properties and leave US nothing desire
The language Of this play MeFngashof that warm and
spirited kind which the hearts Of the Scotch and Irish
apprrc The arrangement of the drama exhibits
the skill Of the author in favorable Light and the applause o,
audience could he heard would have been
his enterprise which seldom bestowed abundany
We than that all who like coed
will be pleased with this
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

ouy- The use OF Grsndicans Composition considered
fat will enable the their
turs to their susceptbies and contribute
s their natural order the aera
sions or De- which occur to the hair skin
lis Qusites-On the hrstday Otis application itbegins to
act In nr, venting the hair from turning gray. .
n, IL use drv and weak will be rendered strong pill
ny Il. syloy ms a. heads entirely bald viii be rcp,nised
with hair. - ..-.,l.
= may be pmrchased wholesale and retail at No Barclay
ect
05- SINH WARD TJPPECANOE CLUB.-Ihe cit
yens q the siyth Ward in favor Of WILLIAM hh vhf
" NRRIsON Tor President and JOHN Tfl EN 6r Wee.
President requested at Nonrse HAIL. corner o
Pearl and Centre streets this rucsday) evening, 2sn ~
O'Clock, 10 form a Tipuecan0e Club apk'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27
MONEY MAKkET.
Monday, April 27--s p. nj.

The which reached from England yesterday, ap-
pears material upon market The
rival of the Great Western, bringing the Of the news
she carried ont lo-ked forward by those
for some Indication of the which affairs are likely 10
take Small sales of faneies made at the stock board
without material change in rates United States Bank dec IL
ned per cent North American Trust Banking Co. impro
we'd per cent; Harlem improved per ct.
Money remains about the There is very little doing
in sterling bills Uncurrest money and domestic hi Is have
undergone material change.
The notes of the Bank of Columbus G protest
ed for non-payment.
Specie to the amount Of S2O was received al
the 18th rem Fayee Mo being proceeds of land sales
in that quarter At the land Offices Wiscor sin bills
the Manhattan mk longer The notes Of the
Bank Of America and the Mechanics and armes Al
bany are received in payment Of land.
The state of affairs in England bears striking resemblance
TO the things here Precisely the topics which
interest the people this country occupying the attention
OF the inhabitants Of Great Britain. The principal subjects
are the dsordered currency the stagnatn of business and
the OF labor In England the first subject there
two prties ascrbes the arrangement of the currency
the action of the Bank England the opposite party ascbs
it to the of the joint stock banks In United
States opposing parties ascribe the existence OF similar
rangement the to the action Of the general
and the other the action of the banks The low
ofabor aud the duness of trade attributed this country
to the operation the In England party at
tributes the stagnaon of business ard low
the operation Of The laws which position opposed by
the agricultural interests In all this contention the truth
stands bold relief that the prosperity of each country
dependent upon that of the other and the i'll
system in both countries, is the Of the difficulties in
both.
The question the comparative of the conduct
the joint stock banks and that of the Bank of England
much increased in interest of late consequence APP
roachg expra ion of the charters Of the Bark of England
of the Bank OF Ireland Preparatory parliamentary con-
sheraton OF the exsedency of renewing those Sc
cre committee has been appointed to examine into the effect
OF the action OF the joint stock banks the Bank Eng
land the currency TIE committee consists of Is ,em
k.r,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27
LOG CABIN.

lE2- HARRISON AND TYLER-sEvENTEENTH
WARDrhe Tppccanoe Club Of the Seventeenth Ward ~
bold extrN meeting "Wednesday evening got instant Al
half past o'clock Tin their usual stye at the Gay HOUSE
oi First street nd Avenue A. for the great
celebration OF he Bate of FORT Nc celebrated the
s Of May Members those sirous Of joining the Club
requested e. attend
The Life Of HARRISON be Distributed 10 members with
copy Of by Laws and badges of menb-rshiS. BY order
yDHN Y ADI}IA NEE, President.
oassV ee 4 wxHbnPESs' vice Presden,s.
4 sss-v rn,''"t''3s.er,,.-s. ysa.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27
weekly Report of Intcrments,

In the City and County of New York from the 18th day
April, to the 25th day of April, lsio
81 mem ~ women p boys, 81 grs1,Total, 1913. :.
DsEAsEs-Aspbyxy ,; Burned Scalded Casualties 2;
Cholera inanum o. Cholera morbus o. Collie o; Cancer
Consumption 32 Convulsions Group Hives o. Delirium
~ IN The head Drepsy IN he chest pysentey o. Epep-
let s. do puerperal do do infanmatory o.
creme OF lungs Hopping Cough Q; Inflammation do OF
40 bowels 7; do stomach i nemperance o. Killed MUIR
disease Of The heart Palsy Rupture o. Spinal disease
Seroisia Suicide o. email 2; Teetbine i Tumor 0;
and o ysar and under %; between and IA betw
bew 80 and 49, III betw 40 and betw and CO. TO- bct
100, I. - " -
PLACES OF NAT,vrYunted States s4 Ireland Is; England
France Is Spain !; Unknown2.
FRoM-Alms House Bellevue 7; Hospital, de- a. New Jer
sey q City Hospital 8.
Colored persons, Is.
49, WILLIAM A. WALTERS, City Inspector
CITY Inspectors Office. April 25th 1880
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27
Passcnuers Sailed

LvrRPooL-Ship Siddons-J u Baker, w Schaer, Rev l.
Bayard, Gillespie q w kemps, Il Brinna. Rev Powell,
W% Ora, and lady, Mrs Bates children and sert Paul
despaicaes to The Court Of Venna Lameyer Tam Sico;
Brumey, Kentucky; William Guild, Havana; G Der.
gees Hamburg Prosper Italy; Grnnell
Pr9yidense: Caleb Brntnal Niaven Laban Smith, do
Allen, do; Williams, London; John w Owen, Clark ca Va
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

BowwRy TugAIRx--Hamhln has engaged the man
monkey Kshng who also capital comic actor He made
his appearance night DRAMA entitled t's
Gig-he appeared successfully Snowman, frog tiger
monkeyhis contortiops wonderful than any
have seem Though there certain politicians who can
twist themselves into almost sh,pe and his monkey was
the Broadway He will draw full houses
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

Pr.Lr MusEuM-Positivey the entertainments here
high order and reflect the highest credit upon ths man
skill and enterprise. Mrs. IL Wallack Dr. Val
enine the celebrated sgnor Btz aud Bhin, the Giant s
combination talent and wonder yet witnessed IN New
York IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

The CkauceIIor of tbe Fxchoo,.,4 A. p;,,c,
Sir Robert Peel " TIC r-N'"e9uer' sir isieKiord,
Mr. liz. ~ a 5o.n 'arker,
a Isbon,chsr.4 4" r Ha.n,.sn'
{, tpt, q iterrts
e HHouho o. H., Eiiiee,
O'Connes Mr. fIaels ya'"So"'
Mr canes Clay "faha"'' g. 1Grroe, p.,-
ut Cn:ay Sir Thomas treeDlahtle
s;r 7 = Ri' mr. James Smith,
M OiS ~. "' &C strut
NJ. CsWWHu,, Atwood
- u "ood, Morrrison,'
Those marked with members the secret commit
tee whose rroceea;ncs in ,sso Cd i . r,oI c
:, ss " ''N ''s"i'ou IN d rehe"" vi the chh-
er oil te nahk vi The whole rs MEMBERS is strong ad.
of the England and are opposed TO the
of ;o;,t stool h,,Ls. .nJ "a e A.. -. - -
- 70 - =. ..s p',.n' commune were
members OF the committee on JOINT stock banks in 1885, From
this would that strong bank committee had been
d,nod,,, anna;n,s h, a. NJ ur !; = -. - -.
u'e"' 'pp''' '"'' 80 ~ '"e 10 n'e"oe' VI ue
committee here every reason 10 suppose mat the subject
VIII receive aiu aha ar hesusaon'-that gentleman being
-, - - ~ff -
While these prepare oas going for investigation
int of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-An adjourned meeting of the
- members Of this ns ute IN favor Of reform the
agement Of its affairs will be held the How ard House.
broadway and Howard street. this Tuesday evening" April
IS at O'Clock, when the report of the committee appointed
vious meeting will be presented showing the general mis-
management complained OF.
By order of the Committee.
apps IT. r.. " PRICE, Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

The decrease material consumption, proves
the diminished Of labor which has been performed
The decrease IN labor has diminished the power Of the
consumer hence the increase in the amount Of exports,
quantities Of which sent TO this country aud SWELL
ed our imports last year TO slTo.eoo,ooo
The wages Of sgriculturass in England,
week. and those Of mechanics 2s week The number Of
each class estimated by MIR Adeock sOccooo each The
authority states that the families In districts
sin each and 6v. mechanics Tn, average
ges Of each class, therefore az follows
600 mechanics. AIS t3IsO.C00
retail .s...ss...... ............. ...t5e.sttyss6
When bread cheap and labor steady these rates.
bah 10 cent spent in manufactured articles
than 10 spent, consequently diminished consumption Of
gss eco must be Immediately caused by failure Of the
Az the time closely the aver Of
England and this country Connected that The drain Of gold
from Great Bel ain to pay for imported immediately pro
duces revulsion IN the United States BY which the
Of British manufe is reduced at least fsooooo
more-making total reduction Of $4,000 900.
This evil to grow directly Of the Corn Laws
which prevent steady Of that article England
this country assisted by the fuetuations Of the paper
vhi vaceor in demand and prices both for
corn goods To be violent than n
atea solely by the demand with steady currency
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27
Cattle Market.


These the operations for week. although appa
renty large yet they do not include all the They
are also small compared with the tran of weeks
gone oy sales from the wharves pretty
exenvsIbut az It is impossible oget the amount,
OF the beeves hundred we're stale or rather left ,.r
from last week, and four hundred aud twenty-five fresh One
the interior of this State. ~
some important movement making by the French butchers
and others the reduction of heavy
established in rance 1922 This MENTION not because Il
VIII AFFECT u.s. but because IT is to know il sb VS.
the condito France as far meat Since the
meat snow equao centmes per kllegrame
oxen IN Paris has decres two hundred and twenty per
and there has been equal falling off in the quality And
oeei which sold for seventy ntmes kog
years ago, sells for hundred and FOUR
joints by retail at hundred and forty These are
aganty high that the debared the luxury and
compelled feed horse flesh. II thought that
the duty would be decreased II SO, and grain
VIII be eaten
There should be trade in food over the whole
What one nation can't Iroduce another
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.

THOMAS BELL, Auctioheer.
I ARGE SALE OF SPLENDID SECONDHAND AND
II NEW PiANOFORTES.-On Tuesd.y, at ~ o'clock
precisely the Rooms 81 Ann and lis Fulton street. will be
sod without sx excellent secondhand and eight ylu
able and splendid city made and Panoiores THIS
sale will the works Of of the most celebrated
manufacturers OF this other country, The will
borne. apH 2t'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27
THE RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE ARE NOT TO BE

THE RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE ARE NOT TO BE
o AccoMs Ss9tp, LINE FOR Al.
Isl .BANY AND INTERMEDIATE LAND
L--SN-INGS.-Fare, 81; Forward Deck Passage, SO
Cents; Caldwells, l2l Gents. Supper s7l cents.
The commodieus steamboat NAPOLEON. Capt j. w. Han
street, this Tuesday) afternoon, o'clock
Landing her passage and down the foot Of Hammond
street.
For passage or freight apply on on g or -
NEW YORK, ALBANY land TROY STEAMBOAT
Iecn al FOR ALBANY:--From the foot of Bar
GstnfAs z.-3scay street.-The ALBANY tins morning at
$3.50 O'Clock.
The CHAMPLAlN Wednesday morning at O'clock.
The ALBANY Thursday morning s, O'clock s's
The DEWITT CLINTON this afternoon at s o'clock.
The SWALLOW tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
NOTCEAll goods, freight baggage bank bills, specie,
other kind of properly takea shipped, put board the
boats of this line risk of the Of
goods, freight baggage, &c. APPS 6m
fzlYs,,- sr,7T,5,N FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SURE LINE, via Delaware and Rari.
tan Canal, by Steam0-The barge
ONElDA now loading at PierNo East Rver and viii
For freight, which will be taken rates, apply to
ap1 WM II. THOMSON.s South ST.
.hE& FOR WILMINGTON N. C.-Despaich Line
superior, fast sailing, regular packet schooner RE-
GULUS Charles Mills having fourths of her
and going board will be despatched above
full or not full.
commodaons apply at India WI arr
street, OF to
r. WOODRUFF, III South street
GB- Goods VIII be forwarded by r. w per this line and
Cured. apps
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27
r,rohrs Oh nRIrrsn M,NrrAcruRrs " lsss Arp $3.50.

Here find that the exports 1890 increased which
fact argues its face Of business but by taking
table ofhc material entered for home consumption in
the year. great falling of is discovered, foows
RAW NArrRIsLs or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ENTERED
ron HOME co,suMrTIoS ~ 1888 AND 1899.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

l.. NJ. HOFFMAN, Auciionesr.
SPLENDID FURNITUKE-L. NJ. HOFFMAN WI sell
Tuesday the 2sth, at 10 o'clock at 52 Twenty-First
Furniture contained said honse ting of super Royal
Wilton, Brusses and Ingram Ca pets splendid Mirrors So
fas Chairs Oomans Divans; pier dniLg and card Tables
Ereach Beds ads, Beds Mattresses, &c Also, large lot Of
Kitchen furniture
The Greenwich stages pass the door. apr 2t'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

SCALD HEAD-Ths prevalent disease speedily eradica
- ted by Mrs. MOTT, Female Physician. api7-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

BOARD WANTED by single gentleman ia the neighbor
- hood Of Leonard street. 6rsadway good bed
either with full board breakfast and only, Adj
dress pos paid DEL the Office fthe Morning Herald
q Ann sti cet. ap27