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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

QENOvAL.-J. p CARROLL's old Established Nfedios
~ ted Yapor BATHS are removed ro IS ,ehn
Broadway, opposite ths City Hospital Mrs J. T. Carroll
turns thanks q the acuy particularly, and The pubic ger
sra for TIE liberal support 10 the ab ihmsnt Ca
the last ucen years aud hopes By hsrasduy
g. merit Continuance ofthc
The Baths open fros o'cioch IN the morning TIL .
O'clock 81 night AM are used vita much succcssn ali lddep
coids rcuistgm crouQ SC, % which they afford ifnme
date rset ssaoa4-is Of their efficacy an he a th
iron re AZ ewing einleni w scia4e Pee
!luir tescn, Smith Ireland Nissan, DorroNe, Vanj.f
hcrn, &c. sulphur and Shower bathf be had ~ az
times roriaio Nsfr Baths. Baing Tube and Hip Baths
Tor sale ~ hire haihs sent TO lly part 81 hc city Brook
w. -yrp barsapara and LiFernort Nc frsh from the
sla<ers. MY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

60 DOCTOR GLOW hRis consulted sgsua athis
AZ Olice Ills praclca perien5c and his recent
"a chemical experiments have enabled MIN 20 introduce
80 into his practice several tticles which
prompt IN curing those dissasssto which he devotes
~ his attention.
r a. aprrisessrsngers that he has received regular Bed
81 ednra and has devoted kls attention Tire last ten
r 10 select branch Of his profession tie Office is No
Frrafr third door from
n,o,,gh an entry with Lamp atthe ohice door.
III BTbs Doctor keep general ass0r usnt OF Irusses
.ud suspensoy Bandages Which sd stsd and applied
'Ge'.s,l.sr,ss El-ir ss hss =, his -ss--. rrss
friinri Nv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

COLTS nbPEATiNG ftrs ApMs--Tss Pa,cn, Am,
~ MalT'sc rur tcmparv Che public thr' fhey hare
81 5ssyed fo1 th,ir malilacgy number Of Rspsaslg
rn1i Guns of er chSgcl eaen, which tev calffe14y
conend o tlf ulce of ,p0rssu, e1usl wsremarshiT
a.d hh 70 anJ umF tmporft and Ifs Ieps.ted eEgsrf
EEr rFfrr0anHlsr' .rtd.
Aso arJps. fsr balls shot Rides q different sres
tsd istef ron pocket q holster sitc Iercies tags
Of vsry !uperior gusiy Powder aui Shot Al ofvhih
l4 en-
zx..z.ur-- - r IT'D. 4-This d-rsdfai dis
A AZ -. X, i s5,, .,l... ''''S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

Corner Of Chamber .tIeet and Broadway
gpHlS Fstbshmen r-egly opened upon the Frtneh and
bu.insSs hes aisa c'yed from The public large and BE-
revi.nf afrop The prorrisor has spared ulhmg % ~
uo In H. gait style; hs cooking cannot be supposed
bv any one he CITY, aud tbs vines and iugrs ~ the
So -, - moderate prices. Families may Dc euurcd al
home D0arders taken BY the week Any orders TO- Din
,,. supper Parties will be attended prOwpy. The best
a. cooked in every style WEIGH rare1is, aade Of CRU
ere chcfse meat or fruit picF sardne corfu s Fyrups
serves Irish isey runc1, Eisslcr Cobblcr well any
Ln5 Of rsefhsnts used IN The country and the bed sss0
nsnt vt cigars may h. found NJ all times.
Chess Backgammon ard domino players cannot hnd
and quiet place 90 sruuse thcmeely
~ rx DAYS deii9ufl will De heard IN The Even.
noug he rrntrs sha be the Human Buge who hss
not yef made his appearance in the city us I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22


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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22
JELEBRATED BYE WATER,

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

yYA uJKrA use those ltiitts merely TO attract the
n ~ attention. Of our reader for one minute, in
81 w order TO let him he should fall a
NE II ~ victim TO certain delicate disease whf--
~ w q apply for relief, where he will be tresI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

II will be by this Report ION which Dr. Hull received
sole premum that the profession DO
the tricks ofu- prime pied imitators
pr are enSo,ssd By D., HILL IN writing NONE
IS AMOS q. HULL co. 4 Vesey st. New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22
H U L LIS T R U S S Els,

II = u u - IN - ~ Ed,
NO, yEsEY.sTREET-AsTOR HOUSE.
ID UPTURED PERSONS cannot be too careful avoid im
N ts,ons Of Dr. Hus original genuine Trssses Many Of
worthless counterfeit them we'll
odeceive regular customers The imita
tons by safely deceny made being
The foowisg important tstimonia from the
The Surgeons appointed by the American Institute to in
spect the Surgical Instruments exhibition the Fair
October 1885, respectfully report:
THAT they have atentvey examined the various apparatus
for relief and fherna and proapsus uter submitted
them, and they DECIDEDLY OF OPINION THAT
DR.. HuLL'S ARE IN EVERY REGARD, preferable to
those of - and--.n
''Dr Hull's TRUssEs and SUPPORTERS continue to
the appreciation Of the Institute being SUPERIOR
OTHERS IN USE"
The Suppsrtes to be the inventions others
Of DIR Eus original and extensively useful in
and the Committee OF opinion
the devaions, these cases. fo the model of Dr. Hus
Supporters eyasve complications tending to diminish its
sfhe acy.7 .z-
A F HOSACK.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-29
Obtained from the Fourth Auditors olioc.
4. l.. SMITH, Register.
TRr,srRy DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, May 4, $40,


On motion Of Mr.. BENTON, thu letter Of the
Secretary aud the tables were ordered TO be printed
Mr.. b. then rose TO make another motion, and
hnt was TO print an extra number of these papers.
He proposed to give his reasons for the motion,
and for that purpose, asked that the papers should
be sent to him, (Which was done ;)and Nlr. II.
went on 10 say that his Object was TO spread before
the country, a statement from the full view of all
the Government expenses for series Of years past,
going 6lck as far rs Mr. Monroc's administration
and thereby enabling every citizen. in every part
Of the country, to see the actual the comparative,
and the classified expenditures of the Government
for the whole period This proceeding had became
necessary, Mir b. said, from the systematic efforts
made for some years past TO Impress the country
with the belief that the expenditures had increased
thrcelold in the last twelve years--that they had
risen from THIRTEEN TO TlliRTl-NINE mill
ions of dollars ; and that enormous increase was
the effect of the extravaganza of the corruption and
the ncompetcncy of the Administrations which
bad succeeded that oflir Adams and AIr Monroe.
These two later Administrations were held up as
the models OF economy those of Mr. Van Barren
and General Jackson were siigmatlzed az masters
Of extravaganza and tables Of figures were so ar
ranged ms to give color 10 the characters attributed
each. These systematic eforts--his reiterated as
serions made on this floor, ofMiTfaea millions in
creased 10 hirty-Aiae-and the effect viii h such
statement must have upon the minds of those who
cannot see the purposes for which the money was
expended, appeared 10 him (Nir b. } to require
some more formal and authentic rcfuta,ion than any
one individual could giye--something more lmpo-
sing than the speech Of solitary member could
afford. Familiar with the action of the Govern
ment for twenty years plsi-coming into the SEN
ate IN the time Of Mr Misunderstanding in il ev-
er snce-a fiiend 10 economy in pablo and in
private liis-and closely scru,niizing the expendi-
lures Ct the Government during the whole time
he (Alr b. felt hinselfto be very able al any time
70 have risen in his place, and to have exposed the
delusion Of this hirieer and thirty nine million
busbear; and if he did noi do SO, j, was BECAUSE in
he first pace he was disinclined TO handy contra
di.tions on the Goor of the Senate and in the Sec
end place, because he relied upon the intelligence
Of the country to set all right whenever they OBJ.
tanned a view Of the facts. This view he had
made hinselfthe instrument Of procuring, and the
Secretary Of the Treasury had now presented it,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-29
(Fyom 9Th column An page.)

believe in none of these monarchical opinions,
aud have never pructised upon them. have never
addressed nNsaf to the supposed ignorance, We
naly faction, or caprice of my counlrymen, but
always to their Intelligence, ,iriure and patriotism
The argamcatum al igaoraafiaa has had no place
in my speeches: The argumeatam a3juiicium has
been my aim. | cannot say that have spoken
with judgement but can a!m that have al
WAYS plid my countrymen the CON lineni fspcak-
Ing To their accredited judgemeu,-neyer TO their
supposed folly. | have spoken to the rational
minds, to The vrtuous hearts. and to the lofty,
generous, and patriotic feelings Of my coutrymen
and am too well content with the effect which
this plan of speaking has had, 10 change it now.
Facts, aud reasons, are my matcrials-simpcily
my style Away with exortium-awuy with pero-
r,Iioil--away with holyday phrascs-away with
theatrical display, away with all figures, butigures
of aFi;hmctic ;and of these give many, and never
more than nths short speech. This has been my
pain Of speaking, and this it is now. | have pro-
cured plain statements TO be made out, and have
delivered plain speech upon them. | have en-
deavored 10 make myself Ineligible on subject in
which integibiiity is somewhat ditFcult-on which
i. is easy for the speaker to get both himself and
his hearers into fog. have aimed at perspicui-
ty, and ilalter myself that have been understood
wish the country to Judge the expenditures of the
Goyermment-he particulars as well as the aggre-
glte-and therefore place the whole before the pub
lie, Our adversarics attack the aggregate: Let them
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-29
EXPENSES OF THE GOVERN
' MENT-RcmaFks Of Mr. Benton
upon the report Of the Sccretar!
Of the Treasury, submitted to the
Senate, May 4, 1910.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

SIR have the honor to submit, this report, in
compliance with the following resolution, passed
by the Senate ON the 2l,h ult
.Resolrei, That the Secretary of the Trca-
sury report to the Senate the aggregate amount
of all expenditures or payments Of every kind
from the Treasury in each year, from 1924 to 1889
inclusive in one column, and in another column
for each wear the aggregate amount, mdedcndcnt
Of the payments on account OF the pubic debt,
whether founded or uounded, and in third
column the aggregate amount iof permanent, and
ordinary purposes, excluding payments On account
of objects either extraordinary or temporary such
a. the public debt trust funds and indennilles,
claims Of States for war debts or per cents on
lands sod, occasional donations IN money to OBJ
iects in the District of CouDia or otherwise, sur
yey of the coast taking The census, duties r,llnd-
cd the Exploring expedition, and materials colIec-
ted for the gradual Improvement OF The navy, du-
rnbe public buildings Of all kinds, bridges and for
tifcations, all roads, canals brcakwnters and inn
proycmcnts in rivers and harbors, nrning militia
and forts all pensions cXcep, those TO lnyaGs, and
the purchases ci title TO lands from Indians, the
r,n.oval If indlqns, and hoi. wars, with such
Other payments as may have been made in those
wears Tor property lost or njG,ies committed dur
ing any hosies."
The resolution vas on thc same day referred
to the Register of the Treasury, instructions to
prepare tabular statement, containing the iuior-
maiion desired in three separate columns It Is
hcreunto annexed, marked \.
lie was requested also, 10 prepare another
statement, showing the specific sum which had
been deducted each year on account OF each item
mentioned in the resolution as either extraordinary
or temporary.
Believing that this wou'd be highly useful, us
showing the details on which the general results
in the third column Of The first statements rest and
as embracing many statistical facts, possessing in
themselves much interest, ] have annexed it,
marked u,
Unless some accidental omission or other error
has occurred these two saiments will present all
the information desired by the resolution.
With high respect,
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
To Hon Ricr. W. JOHNSON,
vcc President of the United states, and
President Of the Senate.
A..
SETTLEMENT Of trperd'tvrss oftbs United States from
ne veDr 1921 ~ he ysr l73a inci're, agrcc1j'e 10
r,soHtion oC tac Senate Of ihe 2M Of iprR 1910.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-29

wears. In 1924 it was but Si7i, l5F,
Is Pensions, except those to invalids was the
next item noted by Mr. b. for deduction. They
were sratuities from the Treasury, and not an ex-
pense of Government. They amounted in 1893
To So O33, 7G4, being near three times what ,hey
were in 1924. They had been an enormous drain
upon the Treasury for the last seven years. amoun-
ting in 1888 to 4, ASS, 600, dollars and subsequar-
tly averaging about halfthat sum.
lG Purchase lands from Indians was another
large item to be deducted, and which had vastly
increased of late. In 1924, this lead of exDend-
ture only amounted to i20, 9S7; dollars in 1889 it
was |, los, l23; dollors in 1886 was as high as
three millions. In 1927, 2, 4S4, OCO dollars and
in 1898, it was H. GO3, 5s;rhese were heavy
expenditures incurred for the great object of relic
wing all the States from the REMEMBRANCE of an
Indian populhtion but though heavy. it is not
money gone from the Treasury never to :elurn to it,
1t all returns, and with profit, in the sale of the
lands acquired; vet the vast suns paid Oh this head
is cited against us as ruinous extravaganza, for
which the Golls should be driven from the Cap
itol
II. Removal of Indians and their wars was an
other item nearly connected with the last, and sub
ject to the same remarks it had grown up of kt,,
and was directed to the good of the States. In
| 1924 it was nothing; in 1889 it was s 1884
In the three preceding years it was, respectively
in roupd numbers. S6 .0Oi, 600 sc AGO COO opdS5
500 ,OOo This is one of the largest heads of in
creased expenditure in recent wears, and one of,he
most INDISPENSABLE for the STATES of the Soutb and
West 1t is appurtenant to the purchase ofthe In
dian lands and although large, vet the sales of the
lands will far more than reimburse il.
Is And finally. MIR II. noted the sum or %, :
ago for miscellaneous objects. not rcduceoble IN n
nrecise head. which swelled the list of eypcndi.
| lures, without belonging TO the eypenscs Of the
Government.
10. The Exploring Expedition was the last of
the items. 1t was Of recent ORIGIN. amoun,ipo to
Sg1 ,g6s in 1889, and to abou, 500 600 far ,h,.
three preceding wears.
These arc the ech,ern heads orcytroolm,rv ey-
pcnd;,urc. said MIR r. and the umount cynrndob
lar each and now let gentleman If the unnos;.
lion sov for which Of these tbpy did not votr IA
which ihcy now Object. and for which thnv will mn,
vote nrnin n, hi, session,
Wilhthis view of the tnbulnr statements Mr. r.
c,o,ed ,bn examination If ,Lc ;,cms or n,mond,nrn
md s,,,oJ ,ho roSnl,. IN Lo rodnc,;or or ,ho ~
million ogarem,e in Isao g,e finn, If ,ho 10 nil.
lam naarrfa,n in 1904 IN oLo,, ono. hid ~ l.,
,unnm, Srho ver, fr,, HAN, ,ho, If ,hn ,,,,o',,
go -. ~ - " ~ ,T w P".'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-29

STATMENTof Payments on account IF objects either
ecirGOrHry or Temporary, iiciadRg Me pabhc Geot,
tram ISlI IN 1859.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-29

sich a. the pnbl, debt trust finds, demnities claims
Of States fr- cdt three per clnis on lands sold
o:-sini. aonsnn, in money ue.s IN the District Of
Columbia 81 Ci7it,se, survey Of Tie COST. taking the
scnsIs. duties r,intei. Exploding petition, and nate
rails collected for tie gradual impfOst neGi oi the rayy
inclrling improvements st navy wards, durable public
Buildings Of al Kinds, bridges and Fiaca.ior', I'll rons
canals. brelkT1iHs, ard improvements in rivers and har
blrs qrning militia AM forts. vi pensions except these to
yads. adj the pir,llcs or tile 10 lands from Indians
Il dinEs Depi1eli the removal of Italians ard the wars
VIII slch o'r' as1ents as NAV have ccu made IN those
1r po erty lost ~ iiinres nItei during any
ho,iilts5 No-e of these wears columns inclnie any
,hiay on account of the Post dice Department
rle rcnditures OF 1883 subje,, 10 VARIATION, on
lie settlement Of the Trcasurcs accounts r rat year
vhb.h h1v. rot yet reached this osce.
T. L. sNlTH, Register.
rnrsurY rIrApfYysr,
Reg. ttr's Once May 4, 1870.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-29

SETTLEMENT oftrper'itur's ofbs United States from
Re ueDr 1891 - he ger ls3l inc''ire agret15e 10
r.soIption nj tic Senate Of thc 2Rk of ipTH, 1910
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-15
@.mrs WE'LL WORTH THE ATTENTION OF
~~~@NSMn&43THE PIJBIJC-N1essrs. WALKER & co. have

Il o =
opened another splendid Boot aud Shoe store at
No Canal street Of Hudson and Csna where
they have entire stock of most Boots and
Shoes of their manufacturing which they VIII sell at
duced prices far below thing offered Their stock
consists Of French calf and goat skin dress boots also boots
st,le and quality gentemens shoes OF de-
scrson ladies' misses aud chdrens boots and shoes
their old well known staad 20 To enumerate the
of each article would be impossible therefore those Who want
do better than call at 2O and
Canal street. where they to find cheap fashionable
good article je23 linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-15

NEW ARRANGEMENTS
s&AC Hg NEWARK AND NEW YoRk.-FARE
@DspREDUt I'D TO ial CENTS-Ihe splendid
-tcEX-new steamer PAssAiC, r, w. Martin, mas
ter having been handsomely fitted fr The season, will on
and after Thur sday, June 95, leave as folows:- -
CErrpr wu.Rf, NEwARx Faor BARCLAY MY
"a o'clock A NJ. 10 O'Clock. a. NJ.
2ocock, r. NJ. so'clock.P. Nj.
ON SUNDAYS the passaie willleave
Centre Wharf Newark. Foot Of Barclay street, y. Y
N o'clock, NJ. 81 o'clock.A. N.
r. NJ. " Y. NJ.
By this arrangement merchants and others will have inple
time TO ship Their goods and have the delivered
The steamer PASSAIC remarkable fpr spec perf ming
hOsr and half honr and three
each trip.
Ladies will find this route very pleasant and particularly
the niencc Of changing from 10
ferryboai with baggage avoided The Passe has ne cabins
appropriated their attended by chsmbe rmad, aad
furnished with berths and every convenience.
la DE- and freight taken reasonable terms but only
al the risk ofthc my 20 Sun
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-15
COrOner's Office.

July lI-An inquest was held on the body of Paul
Grace, native of ireland aged rs, who died
Sunday at Yorkville. II appeared from tho testi-
mony of Dr. j. w. Wilson that he made a post
norton examination on the deceased, and found the
body in very decomposed state, and much swollen.
lie was the most awful looking corpse the witness
ever His eyes nearly out Of their sockets,
and it could not be ascertained IL any bruises were
on the body or not. Examined the abdomen, and
opened the intestines. Found the stomach in high
state Of inflammation, and part mortified. The APP
pearance was the same active mineral poison
would produce.
The jury found that Paul Grace had died frem in
Illumination Of the stomach, and there was strong pre-
sumption that II had been caused by poison.
An inquest was held on the body OF Adeine Brown,
negro wench, aged ~, born in New York, who
committed suicide by taking dose Of laudanum
while IN 1T OF jealousy. The jury found verdict
| according to the circumstances.
| This was Of those cases which continually
occurring in this city, where human life is saeri.
feed simply on account Of the facility Of procuring
poison. IL chemists where prohibited from selling
poison to any person without a witness, many lives
would be saved.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-15

o. Individuals and families, merchants and ira
ders, who want the Herald served at their houses
or places of business, regularly, and before seven
O'clock in the morning, be supplied by leaving
their names and NUMBERS at the Herald once, :,
Am street. We have one of the best corps of car
riers in New York-decent, competent, faithful and
attentive men. This will be better arrangement
than depending for supply on the chance sales in
the streets OF late great numbers of citizens have
ordered the Herald to be regularly served at their
bouses instead of buying it in the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-15
WORM LOZENGES.

SHERMAf's WORM LOZENGES are the greatest
DR. CHURCHILL has ssed them in over 6ny cases, cured
sur, ssSSSgs. chem e 70. ion ..,i..
snccess several Of hs friends have great confidence in
Col L CLARK cured one ofhis children Ofspasps and
Of asa g. s. FxVRpsLEY think. they hay, saved the
life OF Of his children II had been long time decline
s2d i,,sadsd By the Se.. ghyss,an. SCg aIy relief
the ogy hope. he did So and thro,g the blessing OF Tod
ui y,rts.s Mr D. says no family should be Without them
More Than certificates might be added Of their truly
sold rs wsr,6oq;. los Nassau street, Scor .sS,
Broadway and 1879 fulton street. Brooklyn.
headache T Rcsr ta - cough, colds, Sc Es
rTO THE BALD HEADED ANp orHEhs;-Dges any
know aneSheG % pd Who Ia. sss Bald AMI .ho
with danug though brushed hourwhich has
turning who has not gr,y hair Children vhos
heals WITH FULLEST ssS sa %Gs p mot
b. known most Ask them the cause, and
BALM OF COLUMBIA 0f 20 growth !, his Article
IT'S demand increasing some yer
v ss.n Sow BY an trash
ss s. ' S b. ,St & S 3
sysr I = @ps e ,Pese Rssu this ee s and
hair b its o. Z eaa Ladies attend
e really q II Gs .G Inns hair . Is very q, 70 fall %,
It's your duty mora;t, preserve Ihe beauties Of 9a.
tnre which b,untiu Creator has endowed youuse the
Balm nr Z c XII TO BIZ REMEMBERED.
Several aerant attempts have b. made to counter
ot the true Balm Columbia OF the imposurs have
gone 81 far as the splendid Wrappers aud the Falls
Niagara and every ena mark except the name OF Com
| stock, which they dare not forge
To avoid impoous therefore, always look Tor the name OF
Consb 90 L. g Comstock aud never buy the article
solJ rhlesais ana retail only at No Fletcher st. N
| jyi 2fn
| NEW AND CHEAP CHM AND EARTHENwAltE
" STORE. No A.tor House, Broadway, whtre DnReI
Services Of the safordshe Ware consisting Of i5s
pieces are selling for $500 best white glare Toilet p'ecel
s''%se s"e' s''"' X SIMPSON.
NE Iamps table aud other Gallery. jei tJyie'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-15

.s~ru-e AT FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH,
1-n+TT1s OCEAN HOUSE aud RUMsoN LAND.
m ate nbolt llIs Capt. Alaire will leave New York
IRON foo, Of Market street every M9ndsy mernng at five
Sunday at o'clock m. Saturday at o'clcok, D.
lie Red Bank every Monday morning al o'clock On
Tuesday Wedne day, Thursday and Friday, att O'clock
On Saturday at half paste o'clock and Sundays at o'clock
p The boat will run as above notice. ifdeened
grudept.
stages wl esdiness convey passengers 10 part
Of the country arrival Of the Red Bank
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-15
LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK REGULAR COM
MERCIAL LINE OF PACKETS.
~ ~ M

TO AND FROM THE ABOVE PORTS WEEKLY.
Persons sending for their friends residing in Great Britain
and Ireland have them brought with despatch the
above line moderate Agents of the first
liability have lately been engaged 70 that the epgrant
npy paid Orders from all parts the country will be
puncuay attended to- and such attention will be given to all
branches of Business the further patronage
those who will favor the Undersigned with their orders and
all where the do not embark the passage
money will be refunded to the from whom was re-
ceived
In addition to drafts given on our
the different parts Of England Ireland and Scotland who give
facility the whose passage be engaged by
here they furnished With dra large small amounts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-15

Present, Judge Edwards and two Aldermen.
july ii Hastings Weld pleaded guilty to an in
dictment charging him With misdemeanor in pub
fishing the Advertisement OF an illegal lottery.