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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27

with former times. We will suppose the
whole annual crop Of cotton at tho south to
have uniformly been 100000 bales, more to
be sure than it has averaged, during the term
OF years included IN these calculations. But
this will no, vary the results, es just in pro-
portion to the yearly crops, the same rules
will apply whether larger or smaller, and the
comparisons be equally true.
Previous to the false system"
100000 bales Of cotton
at 400 pounds,(a- 400
bout the average) -
600,0000 600 lbs. which ut
10 cents per pound The former price, Is S6O,-
00,000-thIs would then purchase OF the
American or British manufacturer in cotton
shifting, say
il 35 cts. purchased
| I'd. wha. would 10000 900 90 cts purchaser
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ar3poMs s.

A N,l.gnn, as.or,m NJ nj Bonnet Ribbons
n tnru, Nc,c,, for Bonueis, and Bnnne'
n,,rri,ls. f1r sslc hv
Otoi JAMES HAMMOND.
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D E TISTR Y.

DOET. GALLUP respectfully informs the
IAD Gen,lemen and Ladies Of Newport, that
he ha. returned to his Office in Spring street,
whsrc he is prepared to attend to patients.
tryr Of6oe hours from 10 10 o'clock.
Dec s.
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NDW9D 10 NEW ION 6
AUCTIONEEK,

OFFERS his services to his friends and
~ the public generally, for the sale Of Real
Estate. Household Furniture, and Merchan-
disc of every description.
Newport Dee. IL, 1899.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
CLOTHS.

A LARGE lot of dressed and undressed
IA Broadclo,hs, kersoymcres and 81 Cloths,
for snls cheap, at No. l62, Thames. street. by
dec lg II SESSIONS.
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True copy-witncss:
EDWARD ". HAZARD, Clerk.
FIRE INSURANCE.

fV>IIE subscriber having heen appointed
Agent Tor the BRISTOL COUNTY
.UUTU.aL FIRE ASSURANCE COW.
PAW, TOR Newport and l,s vicinity, is pee
pared to receive proposals lnr Insurance on
Dwelling llonscs, and such other Rnlldrgs
ss aro not considered extra hazardous. on
irrms similar To those oi tive Rhode Island
Mutual Company, and equally favorable TO
the insured. Al who would avoid the con.
seqsencss of conhagiaiion whlch IN 90 ma.
nv instances prove ruin0ns, aud at M expense
within the urans cr the hum5lest individual,
have now the opportunity oi doing so.
BENJ. MUMFORD.
Newrsrt, Oct u, lS:D.-L6m.l
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ID u n NTSN.

DEN NTSNo
Continue HIS DusiNEssA AT No. WASH
INCToN-sGUARE.
~, kT'cre"rs 40 re e Providence, Il.
jun 301
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GO0,C00000 pounds at Is CTS. per ID. is 90,-
OOO,CC0 of dolIsrs-~hirb will purchase under
the "burdens imposed by the false system, SAY
II 6 cts. purchase | yd. what will
9O0O,O 100000 Of cts. purchase?
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$500, 100000 w

Hl2l2,5O ofyards.
Under" false system"
100000 bales Of cotton, 400 lbs. each bale,
400
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IS l95,OCC eco 20
lsJ, 1000, GOO 90 cents purchase ?

Thus the whole inbor 5j7,l:2,e57
OF the people eNciu-
siyr oi their board
would formerly pur-
chase Of tho munniac-
iurer products 557,li2s57 yards OF cotton tl"ii'
Under the False System the wages Of
100000 laborers NJ $50 per week exclusive Of boh,
IL 10000, 900 Of dollars wh!ch will purchase Of the
nuncurers product BY the rule Of hIee-say II
cts. purchase sd. What will TO OGO,JLO w purchaser
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EIIAN N ELS.

NF every color. width, style, aud quality
~ r,ny be found at the store 1T
Oct3. WM. G. COZZENS & Co.
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WHOLE No 4SS.
ten" il now costs 75.000,000
Qcsl rn0 mn .hc,

I oOooUU,UUU, showing
q guin in Domestic Comforts" in the cost
of hat cotton goods are now used by the
people ofthc United States TO the amount of
:}63, 100000 dollars which divided amons
the whole population OF $4,000, ,000-giving
each individual S24,2O cents IN Domestic
"contorts," to repay them for the deprlta-
tion Of 10 csBts OF foreign comforts" OF
WHICH Mr.. Van Buren says each person ~
deprived by the workings OF -" false s,s.
TEN. - Examine fLr yourselves and see II
these calculations are correct, aud, u they
are, oil the Exports Of the U. States at the
present time for four years would not pay for
that one article of annual consumplion,coiton
cloth, at the price It was before the Introduce
ton of the False system"
Messts. Almy, Brown a. Slater, first com.
inenced the manufacturing OF cotton iu The
United States. Their first manniactory was
near Providcnce.-SIncem making the lorego-
ing statements, the writer has Obtained tho
prices their goods formerly sold at, from
gentleman well known in the town oi New
port, aud in the State generally, und whoso
statements may be fully relied upon. Hs
was connected with their manufacturing es-
tabishnent from about the year lcOl ID about
1911 and has since that time been cXien-
slvely engaged in both the manufacturing
and selling Of dry goods OF most descriptions
which has enabled him not only to give
the prices but the comparative value OF for
eign with domestic cotton goods-as will be
shewn below.
Messrs. Almy, Brown a. Slater's regular
price for cotton yarn, No. ot, was rs or I'll
per pound. No. IL, was God or Sill per
pound.
This yarn has been worth Of late years
from I5 to % cts.
The price Of bed ticking was 6s or 81 per
yd., now worth l6 to 20 cts.
Shifting 7.6 I'D. wide, made from No. IL
yarn, 2-GI or AZ cts. per yard d-none so coarse
now made.
Shlrtng 7.s yd. wide, made from No. 10
yarn, 30 or SO cts. per yard-but little 81
coarse now used.
Shirliug7S yd. wide, made from No. IL,
3 81 or 81 cts. per yard-,hls description no"
sells for cents per yard al wholesale, and
10 cts. AT retail.
These were the established prices, subject
to u deduction Of from u 10 10 per ct when
amy considerable quantity was taken by Tho
purchaser.
The raw material was then called saw
ginncG cotton, and was worth rom 3 to ~
cents per Id.
The prices of India co,tons (hun-hums,)
during the same period,were as follows. They
were imported in bales Of 100 pieces each
three qualities in each bale.
Caapaiiy Battas IA 20 ps A yd wids,st 49, spr yd
Chisb Balas H. 80 ps. a. yd wide, nj 70 cts pr )a
Bnnns, 1C. 80 ps. "A !d wide, NJ ~ CID pr bd'
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7eU,C00,0O 20
557i42e57

1900, 900, 200 I'm. which
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27

These goods compared nearest TO the cot
ton shlrtlng IN appearance, now selling at
to 10 cas-. per yard, as above; but would nos
wear quite one halt as long.
Moso SsnnahstA. 90 ps. 3-4 yd wide at Is cts.
10. 80 ps. 3.4 at 20 cn.
tC. 50 ps. "a at IL cts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27

deduct the amt the lshorers
wages would have purchased
before the "ralss systcm,'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25
.oouo. 90 MEDICAL CARP. -fQl

- every day. his Office He continues devote his atten
S AZ se ssasa s @ and %
speedy removal Of which he has received the complimentary
medicine and pharmacy have enabled him to noa"ee
and important remedies which have proved emneny
yps na %sa
of the SsS E for the
a.d &c h snsf n @ DR. ii srs
.iona claims ene him to reckoned among
dsant doctors medical puers and great petendes whose
eated y he and s
this branch Of surgery invited to make application his
oce No Ann street. Broadway, adjoining the Amer
B. Separate entrances and separate oces provided
00- Private entrance to his office three doors from the
eyeing. e7-y
CHARLES f. FOLWELL, LATE FOREMAN TO W
II. STINEMETS, and formerly Cutter to J. @. Wyman
that hss ' ny Aams s and iss
they HAVE at 80 Fulton street establishment for
where gentlemen will always Ind fashionable assortment Of
ss ess ana IF RICH
be made Order IN the most fashionable MANNER and on very
CE.F would remark that his practice CUTTER having
been bly, attended With the mos, gratifying he
firm, that they shall have no cause to complain of either it,
Terms, in every instance, CASH. mI7 imawis'
SY2os ASG sGN
wGEd 5 especially inform .S friends and the POc gene
2 Broadway hetween Park Place and Murray sree where
tersS
Hdkfs Umbrellas, &c whof sale and retail Gentlemen
visiting the city woad do well to give them call before pur-
N. B. Orders executed with punctuality. maao lw'
CENTLEMEN's CAST. OFF CLOTHING, and effects Of
gyery description purchased BY H. LEVETT NO. i7
Gentlemen having no further use for their Caso Apparel
line the subscriber through the posofce otherwise,
who y appontmen will attend the parties at their
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25
Special Sessions.

the six months and the same rascal was also SEN
fenced to an additional six months for walking of
with pair Of boots,
Peter Barry stole cloak from Christina Barnes,
very pretty lady, for which the Court very pro-
pery sent him for the six months.
John 3. Black, negro, stole pair Of boots, for
which bold crime he adj judged to the six months.
John ii. Rowland, white loafer, stole vault
crate from a hotel IN Broadway, for which bad crime
he sent for the six months.
George Hughes stole lump Of fresh beef, for
which he was sent for the six months.
William johnson stole some harness, and he was
likewise sent for the six months.
Various others Of both sexes, and all coors, were
discharged with a reprimand-and the Court ad-
journcd.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25
RlgEH,s A9kTHERN Asp SOUTHERN FASHION.

pYDERs NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN FASHION
" ABLE BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM, at Clstos
Hail. No seekman stree. opposite the Park New York. and
New Orleans where will be found constantly hand full
assortment OF centcen dress Boots Caters Broesns fancy
aud dress Pumps. AN
All Of which made from selection
ported stock aud Of the latest Partisan fashion, made
IN tyle vt workmanship excelled by nsne
tencnen who purchase orders for fine boots OF
or quality for the southern western ces are respectfully
eqesed b. fore purchasing 70 call e above named estab
hshmtnt where they cannot fail 10 he suited.
BAH those that find IN being htted at stores,
where boots made will do wen 10 call and hsve ter
measures sken either for waterproof cort soles dess bco
brogans pumps Gentlemen travelling South who stop in
New Orleans would do we'll 10 call AZ 10 Nstchez
Magazine and streets and get fitted with sape
nor article. mate I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25
jals-srn.
LOVFJoY,s UOTF

...s LOYEJOY's HOTEL. Jan. n, 1880.
w LEV lSON,-Sir-Ahout since left for New.
DOrleans 70 commence mercantile business. Soon after
my arrival became acquainted with several young mcrchass
from The north Unfortunately Cor adopted their
tees as wen as their virtues soon contracted the -
disease applied TO several medical practitioners who had
their handbis posted up conspcuouy about the city paid
them enormous Of money, but all 10 no purpose. After
sssd ~ friend to make Of Hunters Rcd Drops and
hapy 10 INFORM that after using only two bottles Of H.
found myself fully restored sound health and able return
to my friends as well when left intended 70 call you
persona 70 my thanks but shall be obliged to leave
IN the stage in the morning
= Yeurs, truly, Blk. T.
Yos are Il liberty TO publish the above, by leaving
name. Division 81 per nal. jaaa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

"A LEGAY DECAMP would most respectfully inform
~ the gentlemen Of New Yorl and its vicinity, that they
have opened a FASHIONABLE HAT AND CAP WAR;.
HOUSE, at lTs Broadway, near Maiden lane.
Having had experience the establishment Of Charles St
John, well az that Of Messrs Leary Co., Broadway they
assert with confidence that they furnish good hat
every particular (hey the beer
can be had al any other establishment in the city.
der AZ the shortest notice.
Umbrellas and other articles in the line also furnished
Hats Indifferent qualities TO suit customers
Beys beginners and wishing share Of patronage well
NAL ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

kr< FOR sALE-A desirable farm, formerly owned BY
WM Cot Hunt and Peter P9ion containing about s. acres
MIL eheicc land situated within half mile of the village Of
Newown L. L. and FIVE miles from Williamsburg Ferry There
on the premises good stery and half dwelling house. farm
oa buildings requisite for the accommodation Of the farm u
has also extensive hot beds for raising early vegetables n
likewise well fenced and respect under good state
cultivation There about IS acres Of young nbered land
very thrifty Also good variety Of different kinds Of choice
ut sufficient for the OF the owning
he premises For terms Of sale apply to j. NJ FLINT Pearl
feas Inn wv - JOHN r. PETERS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

NOTICE TO TAILORS.-Mr T. OLIVER of New
~ York. Reporter Of Fashions and Teacher Of Cutting Gar
would respectfully the Tailos
the United States that he has visited Europe for the purpose
ofreporg the English and French fashions and is getting
Plate for the spring and eusung which he ater
himself will be the most splendid aud useful that has everbeen
pubshd he has employed the best artist
that could be in that the plate
and would ase state that his acquaintance with nearly all the
fashionable aors Of London, will afford him facility for
obtaining the earliest and most correct Information with regard
pattern card Of the fashionable goods will accompany
report The Fashions will be published semi annually the
months Of rr and October Terms $3.50 per copy
delivery.
n. b. Mr.. DIVERS improved and uprivaed System Of
Cutting which has received the appreciation the
trade wherever has been fairly tested for sale by A.
BLAKESLEE at ISL Broadway, whom all orders for the
Fashions system be addressed (post further
notice Price ofhe System with Book aud Square SIS with
out Square, $40 ABRAHAM BLAKESLEE,
ma2i ST. General Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25
THE STUDY OF
B O @ x X E. E. PI N e

80 Cedar street, broadway.
ROOMS open both Day and Evening" from 10 q from
~ to g. and from to This of instruction
tine OF the most useful practice.
Outline Of the Course Of Practice through which the Student
under the instruction of e. c. MARSH Accountant
There clases-he instruction always impaired to
individuals sgly.
Books used t,s Pupl-IHvoice Book Sales Book Bill
Transactions, monhPartnership business, opening
books, buying, selling, Lending paying receiving
issuing and taking notes. interest notes. taking notes.
trial balance.
Transactions cd monthly Of the above and
notes before due paying note part in cash and merchandise
failure and compromise shipping account importing
merchandise dscountng drawing accepting selling exchange
Transactions Sd monhMany variations of the above and
receiving consignments selling do closing do buying
change pecuaons receiving account sales closing
company amount, making entries cash book balancing
cash. exchanging notes, trial balance.
Transactions 4h and 5h months Making eight grand
teal monthly entries from the invoice book sales book and
cash boek equation of partners interest capital
re-opening accounts.
Examnaon-set of fifty questions, to review the student.
various ready calculations.
No of instruction. the subs crber believes, has
been DEVISED well calculated to mpart practical know
ledge Of Book keeping the offered to the public
person good capacity, devong about three weeks
the sny will be qualified to keep correctly and elegantly the
accounts Of any business.
The Science of Double Entry Bookkeeping SmplGed :"
standard work, eighth edition, 200 pages svo.SI Is
The Art Of Single Entry Bookkeeping improved by the
troductio of Proof Balance 100 pages syoI5 cents
"a Lecture the Study Of bookkeeping, with Balance
Sheet" Aneat pamphlet, 4s pages, i2mo.-is cents
imeods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

TACHAU'S PATENT.-The undersigned hereby takes the
pleasure to inform the public, h, he ha. established
factory Of his Spectacle Glasses called Jachua Patent
tacles The factory for the Of the public has
been located al No Chatham street. facing the fark where
he will be happy TO receive orders which he will
retail.
Those who in Of this article would de- well 10 call
and be convinced Of their superiority.
Medical certificates their erceency will be shown
those who may desire IL.
Gold, Silver, and Steel Frames continually on hand
CHARLES II. l.. JACHAU,
lh53m- eCbatham street, no stairs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

March PA Counferfeifer Taken.-A. M. c.
Smith has just arrested fellow, who in his time has
given the indefatigables some trouble He has long
followed the trade Of dealing in forged notes. and
To that time, he resided at the house OF William
Sem, in the Bowery, where he suspected Of put
ting notes into circulation, purporting to be othe
marlborough Bank. Ii was said that he had a
stock Of this trash Of the nominal value Of &50e
However, he fled. and had not been heard Of until
about week since, when Smith was told that man
calling himse Leonard Trafton was living in great
style mp town, and paying away paper Of the Ken
duskeag Bank. Mr.. Smith Immediately set to work,
and proof that Of these notes, purporting to
be for SIS, had been paid away by Trafton at gro
Gerry, he got out and took him into custo-
dy. He will be examined in a day or two.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

COLTS REPEA TING FIRE ARMs.1;The Patent Arms
" Manufacturing Company inform the public that they have
Just received from their number Of Repeating
Shot Guns Of six charges each, which they confidently
the Of equal hip
and finish to thing imported and from repeated expert
ners they satisfied they will throw shot
gun manufactured.
Aso-C rbnes for balls shot Rifles Of different sizes
and Pistols pocket to holster Percussion Caps
Of very superior iuahy Powder and Shot All Of which
offered al greatly reduced prices, at their store 1856 Broad
WAY m2 6m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

Another Mysfcry.--Information was received by
the Coroner, ofthe mysterious death Of MRS. Bal
ley and in consequence, he Intends 10 have her boz
dy exhumed, and TO hold inquest thereon. II APP
pears from the information received by the Coron-
er, that Mrs Bailey died on the 9th March, and was
buried on the 9Th. She had been attended by DIR.
Blois ofBroome street. who certified that her de attn
was from convulsions. Under this certificate the
body was Inferred, but now the Doctor admits that
the deceased died from the effects Of arsenic, but
how orby whom administered, remains to be ascer-
tanned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

offered greatly reduced prices AT the STORE 100
96OO REwARD-BE ON YOUR GUARD.-I you
pow would avoid imposition, beware OF Qu0ck doctors
ess imitation o. FRENCH
Ec9LLEcT the medicine The grsa, sssiss Of
Those who wish to avoid the eferposure and them
c cs, Soe. @ s
which prevents the possibility ofdiseovery while using
Besides this important advantage never leaves the part
amer the other medicines; and used IN the first stage Of
the disease will seldom fail to stop the discharge in few
long pO,rated or Chronic stages Of the disease obstnai.
ofhess organs beyond doubt most eecuai remedy
eyer hssE cured many obstinate cases. after every
asSS. !. resort system
70 % e. assoa sn S
Of any one venqinv spurious imitation 90
se.Sns Tsse0s 500 0g G.. Ssw f s
street lup strsr and By he following dTggss
S Of ss ss . caRfs Ros
sss, w a. ey p N. Al. N.
sds ass Ss lie. sf'SsS
SARsAPARiLLA-Rowasd Alternative. or Compound spi
%%So = Es1 , Of s 1 @
Chronic diseases long standing complaints and to effect an
rsssy 1sa az
nahum s se9 !, the operations Of
bsaes.ss which Yield TO The ser,,v. are those
kSs i sspiIs SSSl r. %gs.'
audc %sae Gaze os sca4r ysf AZ
tectons OF the skim letter, Rngwors Scad Head, Itch,
pmples on the sc. Nc No medicine Is more efficient
spring Purifier and Of greater value recovery after
attack Of acute disease and IL aud
domestic practice One bottle Of alternative contains the Is.
enee Of from bottles Of the ordinary preparations Of the
sarsaparla and commended 10 physicians particularly,
being fully entitled 70 their utmost confidence.
RsSPRRIK eo%S SSeYsn Prominent sSs SS't'S Ingredient in
the above pfcparons aud BY peculiarly
containing all essential and desirable
ties in the concentrated form.
For sale by j. o. FAY. Agent al Minors franklin House
drug store, iss Broadway, New York. mas i'm
WRAPPING PApER-aoos rvams cap Wrapping Paper, for
maas PERssE BROOKS, 81 Liberty st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

OST last evening" going from Broadway TO Peases Con-
IL dictionary slate coored figured silk dress pattern the
bundle also contained black silk handkerchief The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving this Office, ma24 IT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR HEALTH ONLY.-A
respectfully informs his friends in the vicinity
Tatersas that he has just fitted the large Room 40
known Broadway Hall, with tables whsrehs will
be happy see those who wish play or tables and
there are thirteen tables ready for trial Tables OF every de-
scrpton, Cloths balls &c for sale as above
The above have the reputation OF being Kept IN The
most and the best assortment oil tables
J23 is
S61 FOR LOND ON--Packet of thesist March.5The
first class fast sailing packet ship ri IL I'm,
her regular day. Having superior aeeomnodatohs ior
cabin and suerag persons intending 10 emo
should make application board foot OF Pine street,
GLOVER * McMURRAl,
ma24 90 South street, corner OF Pine.
IA TO LET-A rarlor and bedrooms Handsomely fur
Eii nshed where there but three OF family at NO 10
WIlg- Barclay street mal2 If
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25
A. PASTORS HAIR OIL,

Oh G80MrouNp E $50 al OIL or ALMONps,
coming out turning grey, nbe remedy against Bald
and the public may rely on IT, that A. PASTORS COM
POUND OIL the whoesomest and beat Oil for the hair
makes thick and long, prevents its falling of Turning
and hair has begun To such nourisher
To the hair that by will restore Il TO its natural colo also
prevents hair from becoming shaded and IL hair already
shaded which is great Disagreement to yousg ladies' and II
used for short time, will to its color
the cu and keep the head and hair clean
and whskers liberal discount made to wholesale purchs
A. PASTOR,
r ls5 Greenwich street, NJ Y.
Price so cents bottle, highly perfumed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

COUNTRY MERCHANTS, MILLINERs, sc, whe are
looking out for bargains find almost every article they
may have their memorandum at VANN'S extensive Dry
Goods Store 2g Grand street between Allen and Orchard
One price and NO deviation.
-Four FIVE smart experienced Statesmen wanted mmedi.
atey. na29 1tF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

DIANoFORTEs-Boston Pianofortes Of celebrated manu-
aeture for sale cheap, for cash or barter by
mai3ims LORING WATSON, ia Pearl ct.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

A PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER, 1856 Greenwich stgeet--A.
"A. Pastor takes this opportunity 20 inform the public, after
long experience his business he has 6rm.d composition,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

CHEAP TAILORTNG.-Gentlemens clothing nanufae.
" tured in fashionable neat and substantial manner at Ne
los BeekmaD street Pearl at the greatly reduced
prices:-
do do Frock Coat 10 ol
Best Cashmere Pants, bto
Genemen's cloth, a nea and substantial ma
the following prices
Making trimming Coats 81 TO So Vests xiso 10 "a
Pants $50 TO So -
3m cod j. MAFFAT.