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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MOONS PHASES.
TwENTY-SIxTH CONGRESS.

fnn TIE CorresYaHtsHce IF The RAJ Register
JuNs %.
The House again took up the Sub Urea
ay bill MIR. Clifford, of Maine, offered
Resolution that the bill be taken from lhy
Committee Of the Whole on Frlda, next.
M beng Resolution day, the motion Ma.
b, 10 order, but by vote Of two.ihirds.-
The yeas aud nays wore demanded, aud the
result was 100 40 favor, 10 ) ~ opposition
md tao.ihIrds.
Mr. Cooper, Of Pa. was entitled to the
ls0r and hts leading remarks being Of q
sronal character, or a reply to personal
suarks, occasioned scene Of more than
.Hal interest.
10 the Globe Of three weeks since, sa ID
NJ. Cooper, | find the gentleman from North
carolina, Mr.. Montgomery, saying or re
afed 10 have sad that the " Federal Bank
NAigs bad peculiar arithmetic Of their
pa, and that It had been illustrated IN
b. case OF Whig member from peunsyl
Hinla, Mr. Cooper hlmself) Who had re.
paved 10 600 votes IN district entitled To
b. 5000, and further than tha,, he had ad
nlled his 10 be the fac, by not replying 10
le charge shen made b. one Of hls col
saggrs MIR. Ramsay.) A paragraph like
sAa appeared IN MIR. Montgomery Speech,
htcb has already attracted considerable
Pemlre aud feeling for ITS many miss,ale.
llsnis.
Mr. Cooper sad that the charge was no,
'rBe tha, inslrsd Of admitting us truth 81
srtly or publicly, be pas 10, aware Of the
aarge ualtl be had been pointed to It IN
Iae Globe. The charge vas not only not
true, bot altogether false
Mr. Rhc,t, o.! 5. c. rose TO a point Of or.
det The remarks we're personal, aud as
sgch he objected to them.
The Chairman remarked that he bad DOT
bought proper 10 Interrupt the remarks Of
he member from PcnusJ wanna, aud under
he circumstance OF the case, and the gross
pes OF tbs accusation. neither the Char
fnan nor the majority were 10 favor Of com
Efllng han 10 stop 10 bis explanation. MIR.
|lshei, however, persisted ia his objections.
Mr.. Cooper, no, being allowed TO reply
p the statements &c Mr.. Montgomery by
Mr. Ms political friends, proc eded to dis.
kass the bill.
tie had made but little progress, when
Pc was again called TO order. The Chair
|nan, MI. Sa,.;S, and several others, united
r put him dssn ior alleged irrelevancy.-
Mr. Cooper yielded, aud
Nh Rayuer, Of your State, took the hoor
|and spo'so at length in opposition to the
|hll' Mr. X. had prepared himself fully,
|and brought forward many interesting facts
|did much historical aDd political lulorma.
lion lof the purpose Of opposing the bill
It's Speech was interesting, learned and
able.
10 the Senate, tho whole day was con
snmed IN the discussion Of tho Bankrupt
Dill, but no vote was taken.
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JuNr "a.
an tho House, Mr.. Bolts observed that
~ understood thu, now, after delay Of ten
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Marin" said a little urchin to his moth.
or, as he stood licking a molasses cup. :"
want you TO get me an India rubber Lille
pIesoIyer, so needn't never die"
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Col r. NJ. Cochran. Mccklcnburg. ~ c.
Chas. w. Harris, Mill Grove. n. G.
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~ NJ -
In the House, Mr.. Wise submitted a
Resolution that Congress adjourn SINE de
20 Saturday, the | lth Of july. The Ad.
In'n'slrailon members opposed the motion,
declaring that they will agree to no day for
adjournment, until the Sub Treasury blil Is
disposed Of.
The Sub Treasury btll being again taken
Vp' hr, Jeulier, of Md. made an able Speech
against II, aud gave lucid exposition OF
nc PRACTICAL operation Of the Credit aud
Banking system.
10 tbs Senate, a loin, Resolution for the
ietel OF the publishers Of the Democratic
REVIEW aud the printers Of the Madison pa,
pefs, was called up, on motion Of Mr.. Tap.
pan' The Resolution proposes to pay the
printers, for tho Madison papers destroyed
a. The reccut FIRE, which consumed tho OF.
noes belonging to the Democratic Review
sM Mad'sonIan. Mr.. Tappan aud Mr.
wan advocated tho resolution warmly
ar Porter Of Mich. aud Mr.. Southland oI
~ j. opposed the resolution. Mr.. Dasi.
VI Mass. and MIR. Buchanan advocated q
'ecomm,ment OF the bill, winch was ordered
The Bankrup, bill was called up, as III,
special order OF the day. Mr. rscn,,ss o
'|gave his reasons at some length IN op
position 10 tho bill. A very able member
res and never speaking except when caIe,
upon TO do SO by peculiar considerations
us remarks we're listened 10 with consider
able attention.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

On Monday, 9th inst, Patrick Mvisoh, aged ~ years
His friends and acquaintsnces particularly invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon O'Clock, IRON
ner Of Duane and Church SITS.
At Fort HeIlcnan T. r. the 2sh ult, Of eongestive
fever Js~es Ills band master Of the ID regiment Y. s.
Dragons. Mr.. Willis joined the army about one year
since band master Of the 81 Regiment T. Dragons
stationed in FLORIDA For the last six months he has
been unwe that he applied for his discharge, which
refused him account OF his professional SKILL be-
ing considered the best buge player in the country He
also forced 70 40 duty by Colonel Twiggs or else for
feit his pay petition go, up by some OF The most
respectable in this city, which refused by Mr.
Poinse and Willis forced 10 do duty till the last mo-
ment He was well known, and much respected in this
city.
On Monday, 9th instant Of inflammation on the BRAIN
Hhs~ r. Braron, Of Virginia, in the a7th year Of his
age
His friends and acquaintanccs and those this ahern
law, OF Newtown, L. J., respectfully invited 20 attend
Is funeral from his late residence No Mercer street.
morrow, at o'clock, r. NJ
The Virginia papers will please copy.
On Monday 9h inst, OF consumption, in the 3st year
or her age, Eh=abefA wife Of James Craney.
On sunday, 9Th inst, Chariot, BaiS,rin wife OF haun
oey L. Norton, or Newark Wayne Co. y. " aged twenty
years.
On Monday, the sth inst. Captain Edward C. Ng,hers
in his s6ih year, after a short but illness.
On sunday, 9Th inst, Mrs EH-a Leris
On Sunday, 9Th inst. Margaret wife Of DR. BENJAMIN
NC Oready, an daughter ofthe late Dennis DOYLE ESQ
On Thursday 9Th inst Jane Rodman in the a. year Of
her are.
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y d Epilepsy 81 Fever bilious Dc typhod dosesr
s:s q isss: hoopins csSshs HIP Di..sss Latham q
90 Of the bowels 81 do Of the stomach Indigestion o.
late.peranes q Insanity a Jssndiee 9; Killed q
disease of,hs s.,rt On Age PsI:y spa. disease 9.
Unknown Ulcers q liberation of intestines Worms
AaEOfi year and under si between and 2, IA; betw
and 49, bew and ber 10 and 20, O. betw 20 and
betw and betw 40 and So 49, bstw 50 and So betw
and TO- p betw 10 and $685. betw 80 and % o. betw 30 and
100, o. unknowno , ,
g. Scotland o; Wales 4; British Possessions, A. o; Den
mark 0; Gernsay France 0; Spain o. Italy .; Unknown
TRoM-Ams House, Bellevue II Hospital, do, New Jsr-
sey Long Island Biachweis Island City Hospital .;
Small PoI Hospital Weschester, l; Penitentiary l.
VIM. A. WALTERS City Inspector
CITY Insnector,s Ohee. Nov. ]. 1870.
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Aniuse nients.
PEALE's MUSEUM,

Broad,ccy, opposite the City Hall and Pork.
Day v6ters O Museum admitted the
lug, Tree Of charge
fke IRISH GIANT, Mr. OClascey, the largest and best
proportoned the United States TO be hs
day and evening.
DAGUERREOTYPE LIkENESSES taken through the
day and neatly framed in moderate terms
Every evening during the week. pleasing Exhibitions will
"wednesday and Friday CONCERTS Of Veea and Instru
mental Music.
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Evenings, variety of
pleasing and interesting Philosophical and Chemical Expert
ments by Pealc .
The Concerts will be given by Nlrs MORLEY, tie celebra
ted Vocalist of the London Concerts, assisted by Mr.
BEAMEs Composer and Professor Of Music and orgapst
STANWOOD, the celebrated Professor Of the Accords.n
from Boston his frat apPesrsHSs IN this city
South America, perfectly gentle. -
Fancy Glass Working, during the day and evening" by Nh
Owens
Admttance to all the entertainments as cents Chdrer
half price. Sie.,n'
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New York Post Once,
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I" closes at. ....................T A" p.
Open Sundays from. 8 to 10 A. and l2l to IA
ARRIVAL DEPARTURE MAILS.
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daily, except Sundays ............e AN Pm
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daily except Sundays: ...,........:. p. IAN
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morning, cleses Saturday ............ PM
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Norwalk &c. daily except Sssdays..... p. A..
Hartford Mail, by steamer, daily except
sosihern Mail through to New Orleans,
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Northern Mail daily 81 AN. 3P. NJ
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southern Way Mail, inc uding thu principal Gel A..
Offices between this and Philadelphia
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os NJ ssa S
WIFI. o s E s1:e n.i' Hss
NE Ti;; %s:S f'r::
Ii spoo put bach supply Of days hence Tor
:. r't 9 s cS ss A. g..
cent, Of s,ism. weeks Out, 5000 fish. '''' '' ''''
sss: 1's: ss. s:ss Dc: ,iH
Havana; Havana do; bngs Lawrence Charleston and others
General Record.
Packet ship Patrick Hurry, for Liverpool will sail to-day
Her letter bags at Gyin's.
Packet shp Samson for Lsndon, goes the 18th Her
ter bags also at Gilpins
Bs siirrg hence Savannah on the Cd inst, in -
hours.
,sI Ss:'Ss rSs,:ss i.:s
which may have injured her bottom.
Notice TO Mariners.
~ *. S sssa Of as;
for s 81 a s s 2:
DE- s s1 &: Il " de- e min mi &.
feet above the level Of tn. and be perceived I'm.
Port N;y,l9 o. right "a. q the entrance Of q. Nor
&c 6, visible. sas weather I'd he distance ace
csss Ferret as-u, mile north Of the Basin Of Arcs,
about 100 feet above the level Of the and visible the
The above IN. Atlantic coasts The following are on
5,.i or e. &. as s Light sGS.. q:
hs o a. b :. ..
q ~ So 20 % east Of P1s the light visible
3. CASTS. in Is, ., 10 30 lea from Paris, o.
he si aide % the M :. the port % fee, above 'h
Port de Ia Cieiat-Another light the 81
E :, s. o. .. ,s ss ss s.s Sss,
leagues. THIS SECOND light viii prevent oil disability Of mis-
Foreign Po~ts.
ed cS@pss;, Isesi", Ea.ipoTs ''' A'm'''0' We" f''
Unised states Pre-.
PHiLsoELrHI., Nov sarr Pilot, Boston, John Monroe
voorh. Nygrti M,rs Hannah. Candy, Do; Hsapslsi Cas-
e. s.gssSs s.ss "a Ann,
S.S" rS%H Sssi Has
'Ii, ls 19iT Scs vrripap s~,. Barbados.
hisssosD, Nov s-ar WIN Hart, corsOn NYori; cou.
York yrag., Harding, Bangor Nc, susan Ferssos,
ndi ssI ps,s ~ "a miy s%, cid Nv
Russell Npsdf,yd Neptans t NYOrt below Florida, IL
sfAyersrIs,, Oct a5-srr C n Lockwood, NYors
eoos s oss . ra 81 ns Ba, NycrL Mssun
ssy;ss Nov sisiie' GSriar' Susan Dr. nos.
,oni sasannsh do, 81; Elel Laalsw New Yerti Stirling
pl MSss Gs oslr wf's sSPs
Nsw 6.Isss. Oct 7ssrr cou.,sntip, Liverpool, Young
fTo"s CA arr 5, Ms sSss fS GHy
a.; Frks-.ss Dennis. kenucsy boston; Dsaeson Do;
SsS Ssn P IS:I
- % s p b.s%. SI SsoI wnsppiC sc Qe.s
lsaac AIertsn, Tory, Liverpool
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

The report Of the bank states in regard the stock
issued by Lewis Of the schuyk Bank, that it results
from estgstos that shares Of this spurious
stock had been issuedof which 4s7 have been
dered SINCE BY the party with whom they placed
Aprocess for training and discriminating between the
forged and fair stock in progress, which, be-
Leved, viii completely succeed Meantime the opinion
is uniestangly expressed that the entire proceeds Of
the sae Of the spurious stock Of the Bank of Kentucky
smouang TO upwards Of 5000 oOo appropriated for
the and benefit Of the schuykill Bank Il is added
that the schuylkill Bank has ample refund
tAis money-and to the holders OF the spurious stock
mus, look.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
Cattle Market.

Beeves little better today withstandng thelarge
supply. There were about q thousand in market aud
those sold fetched from fine 20 dollars and half
Thore was fair demand for sheep and LIMBS Prices
ranged from eight to thirty two shillings head.
No change In the rates Of either Cows Calves to-day
About 6fty were sold at sa5 TO s3s.
The supply all kinds Of Cattle continues I'd and the
probability Is, that viii be sun cien throsgho the wiz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

10 the City and County Of New York from the as, day Of
ssmen hw inch ~ boys, xirs-Totsl, 1873
Dntsses-Asphyy d Asthma o. Ansurism u Aspayxy 4;
Bleeding Bleeding rum stomachtom lngs T.
Cholera infantu o. Cholera morbus o. Collie Q; Cancer
Consumptop a. Commissions 10; Group, Hives O. Delriu
trewens Drowned Death from Poison Dropsy 81 Drop
~ IA the head 8, Dropy in the chest Darrhea Dyssne
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
Correspondence Of the HERALD

Correspondence Of the Herald.l
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9th,
II to 5 O'clock.
The western mail is not in; should il arrive time
will send you the official news, If any, from Har
risburg. is conceded all sides that this State
has gone for Harrison and Tyler.
1t is supposed that Ritner and Shultz have been
marked to such extent in the western part of the
State, that they will be left out. virginia has gone
for Van Buren, without doubt, however the wings
still stick to the Old Dominion How ayaricious
They won't be satisfied without the twsnty-six
States.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

MASTER HUGHES 1.-THE Welsh Paginin) will give
M Their CONCERT his for the South
at the lCiy Hotel, Thursday, November l2th To
at half past O'Clock. ns4
PROMENADE CONCERTsta Ia Nusard and GRAND
BALL.
For the first time in this country.
THE WASHT.JGTON SALOON a. the Warrington Ho-
tel Broadway. Chambers street. which has been .le
ganty decorated aud spenddy illuminated by three superb
cut glass Chsndeers will open "wednesday next Novsm-
Der 18th. with the first Of series of Grand Concerts Ia Au
sard and splendid Bali Particularly future nents
In addition to the Saloon there will be thrown
d. Room and suite OF Chambers,
ranged exclusively for Ladies Dressing and retiring Rooms
also spseovs mt for Gentlemen with other
comnodation required by polite society.
The Promenade Concert will begin precisely at eight o'clock
The doors will open half past seven.
The Grand Ball wall en usder the direction
Of master Of the ceremonies with powerful aud effective
Band. &c. SC
Tickets admitting Gentleman and two Ladies 81.
Ladies and Gentlemen intending to dance and wishing TO
form their SETS that object BY applying to the
Manager between Is and who in attendance daily for all
commune atoms The most positive will be adopted
to maintain the rules which govern polite society. ,
Mr. Golfer has supply suYpers to order with
other rseshment Of the first quality at the most reasonable
prices.
Tickets may be had the loom at the Bar of the Wash
ngton HOTEL the principal Hotels and buse Stores
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

At Poughksepsie on Friday the 5ih inst, by the Rev
DIR. Reed, yoAs W. Hamnesiey 10 Cstiarns Lring sfon
daughter Of James Hooker, Esq.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
Indiana Election.

Sc far as heard from Dearborn county has given
Harrison III majority, and Switzerland county 2O3,
being gain Of ~ since the last election. Clarke
and Floyd il Is said have also gone for Harrison.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
SHERMAN'S INDICATED
T.OZENCES

COUGH LOZENGEs for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Whoo.
" Cough, tghtness of the Chess and Consumption
aned Superior TO all other remedies they and
efsctuLy.
WORM L0ZENGES for destroying worms. that
fail Over oocs borss have been sold and instance has
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
We recommend Shtrmsns Medic aed Lorengs TO read
the peasantes and best medicine tried
His Co .gh Of distressing cough day
and bis Worm have used children with
uniform suceess-lEvenng Star.
The raum Of Museat mnst have received BY TIN. time the
present OF nehicatcd sent ham by Dr. Shera
York. IL his hgnness should be speedily cured by
them have he will undoubtedly male the Doctor
princey reward while only extend for the Rene ct
Globe.
We know Of no better cough medicine than Dr. sheman
Cough Lozengts they and that
-lSun.
Brooklyn. nlo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

ImpOrtatI0nS.
LIvGRPooL-Per Siddons-l5o coal 2375 sacks salt
Collins Co-67 CO uihon Cot Nice arryca-5l Took
sr, Mead Coz Hasuck L. Co-ls chains Roberts,
q Van Nest-is Worberton-7 Walker-iIE Lafan-l II
Andrews, 5s5 boxes tin pate Phsrs Dodge Co- Lee
SCo Gro,vsnor-4 Lord Tsyor-l2 stone-sss bars
SO bdls II Abel Blackburn cks plate
Norwood Co.'S bSs Bird Gillian CS2 bales Watt
sands. Fox Col Plat Brothers-IsJ Rhodes-aJ Tim
mons T Woodhe ADJ A New bold-Ii Rich ood-a
Ahrenfeldt-a Hadden 4 Coz & Sewart-3 bales 4
bxs truss 50 cs TO order
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
IRE A IT'S E q N TT HE
HUMAN HAIR.

n3-Br A. oRAxpsEAs, Ne Barclay street. the only in
dvldu: who has devoted himself practically and sxeis
ness, gray hair, &c.
your hair falling OF Is growing gray Does it en-
troubled with scaid head rngworn, sci With rrofr~
dhidrosse1 Would you have 6ne, liberal head OF hair
vice gratuitously offered to you Gsrndean Urea
se on the Hair, which you can obtain at No. Barclay
It is to the judgement of the whole world that Grand
jean submits the merits Of his composition is to the sci
entihc portion Of tho public Of New York, that he will
prove, he already DONE that before has
preparation been ec capable Of producing ef
feet so rapid, SO satisfactory as Grandeans Medicinal
Specific for the hair The first pile alton checks
the growth of gray hair-by using it constantly the
hair Is prevented from falling off, and will grow again
thick strong and brilliant The famous Professor or Che
mistry Baron Thenard thus expresses his opinion in
lation to the animal greese employed in this admiral
position, Book IL rage 2l2-" Considered physioogi
ensrng to the organs the preservation OF their tempe
nature, while il dimirishes their nervous sensibilty
and eminently assists nutrition; wherefore, persons
who have the misfortune TO lose their HAIR, or to
have it turn GRAY, and subject TO DANDRSF will find
consolation in the important discovery of remedy and
preventive which will entirely do away with the various
Oils and Pomadss assuming thousond forms and
or uhot kind Compositions could that be, nrnted by per-
not wh he study Of the kin on The hsado The
justice of the above observ atoms must be apparent all
Thousands Of persons who have tried the virtue Of the
many Oils Bams and Poades, without and have
since used the Composition with the most hsppy effects,
affirm to The prompt fu6ment Of the authors promises
IL used according to the directions.
HERE is NO HUMIUG; read what Grandjean him.
self says in his pamphlet page lo-"H remSins for
TO By proper and 'reai~snt his is kmi
ted s srov whes the roots dseoy: the
The public Is informed that the only genuine Medicinal
Composition for preventing the loss OF haor prevent
ing its becoming grayand radically curing Disease Of
who have analized it, is to be obtained othe proprietor
y, B. Each Bottle will have "Cirandjean's Composition
for the HAIR stamped in the glass; accompanied With
book having the prepretors written gnaurethe only
method to detect the many countoreits in circulation
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
Virginia Election,

Virginia Election.
The returns come in slowly. The gain and loss
fer each party has been strange. Counties which
were conceded TO the administration have given
large majorites for Harrssn-and those in which
the Whig expected large gains have given Mr., Van
Buren, majorities. Fourteen additional counties
give Harrison in the counties heard from 256e9
votes, and Van Barren "a $50 votes, making the
jority for Harrison in these counties $50 votes
There are twenty-five counties still to be heard
from.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
ANOTHER DISCLOSURE.
pEAD THIS WHEN yOJJ RETURN

READ THIS WHEN YOU HETUKN.
THERE has been deal said abos the Political Conspiracy,
and testimonials shown FORTH but have any Of
the testimonials published by
or the peculiar efficacy Of their Clarified Essence Of Hore
hound Candy The prorietors have obtained full
moniss from Clergy Doctors, Councillors Singers and
other. OIL highest responsibility, recommending this
pound coughs colds hosrsenes irritation Of the throat
Group whooping cough ha and all affections Of the lungs
which, IL not checked time leads TO consumption and
DEATH
DEMOCRATS AND VHIGS,
This neutral Ca dy and is celebrated invaluable
specific clear the voice. Remember that,
Please observe do sell this article and
Division street, Of whom IL be obtained Wholesale and
retail Directions accompany each package.
AgentsZebsr N. f. Of Third and Dock Phila
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DIR. ELLIOTT.

oCULIsT AND OPHTRALMlC SURGEON
asi Bread.cay, snfraree IN Warren street.
Confines his practice to
Diseases of the Eye & Opthaimic Surgery in general
Dr. WEsTMACoTTw vii be 10 attendance dsly Sunday,
~ ,reepted) Also DR.. Elots patients during his se
Asrrrtcr.L Evss OF superior quality.
Ofce frosn 10 3 O'clock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

Louisville has given Harrison a majority Of 30 :
a gain Of 100 since last August. His majority in
Newport 10 "a, and in Covingtcn lis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

SUDDEN DEArH.-It will be learned with regret
that Mr.. Robert Newlin, Senior, Of Fishkll Land
ing, New York, died suddenly this morning on board
| the steamboat for New York. Mr., Newlin was on
visit to his son in this city and just departing
hemeward when the shocking calamity took place
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

Passengers Arrived.
LrvERPonL-Packst ship Siddons-Nr Farral and ladr :,
Messrs Fuham Goand, Beche, Angus Budd, Turner Perc
val, Dean.