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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18
srocK or TEA IN LONDON.


lbs. soslt0l 3s6tl7s 3isss6Ts 4lglOs36
Showing the stoos 10 be oO 900 lbs less than last year
and le. than the yearly esnsumrtios in G,t Britain -
Tie Destruction Of tie opium trade FAR the mean. Of
gazing for Tea concerted will directly affect the IT,
States She has Away, paid for her proportion in 10.
London which have ever constituted cash balance
against thi. county The influence upon ra.e II be
felt r .eiPaly BY Orrowe ia the ghness Of the n
he by the abstraction Of specie from Lonssa 10
meet payments Tea. We still pay Epgl,sd IN pro
the psrch ss in CHINA which in the pre- eat co
diton Of The market is fully equal specie country 1.-The
b, which has surpuof the proceed, Of Industry mu
/. ION resume its consuming powers.
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since sur a,' FISH a. advanced rcr pound fer
men h've not ten able to cruise w ccrsequ Of ne
W wtahr which ee have experienced the pact fsr DAYS
Lost week cod snd has selling at sin cents round an
thit wssk ri eight ceuts.
We have chang, roark IN Beef or in re,t. Of an,
~ erp tou 10 veal there - do-nw1id tendcncy hu
ytuodtc me Eve another month has passed the
pice Tor veal "i no range higher uau six o. nine cen
nov, sepg A. sesent twelve. Nest mouth IL IN n,
a,ivs usrstr q~a ts Btf will 90 no lower Ia ,r,,c
han y 10 now There are hut stu I'D te,v-.
io mwt,t the wpy Of grass FED cattle having been pesrl,
exhausted.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

On Thursday, l6ta instant, Of consumption, William w
Graham sen of the late Isaac Graham in the 3sth yesI
his
The relatives aud friends of the family respectfully ny
ted TO attend his funeral this afternoon all a oclo H.
from his late residence 2t9 Houston street, without further
in, itaiion.
On the 18th Instant after paRf Illness the Sad year
her age, Elizabeth wife of John Ward
friends are respectful invited attend her funeral at
hal past Sunday from his residence 1874 Orange
O& the 7h instant OF consumption and arosy the head
Solomon Richard youngest Of Urel Howard aged Ine
ncnths.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

in an omnibus, and afterwards eame up to consult
DIR. Gage respecting her baby wa with him at the
time the alarm Of fire given, and stayed Till the
doctor left. No woman came there IN the isean
time, and the doctor locked the door when he left
This testimony was confirmed by that of josiah
HAITI the brother of the lady
At the opening of the Court, on Friday, Mr. Cut
ting prod uced Drs. McComb aud NecOmb, who were
examined at great length. Their testimony was
wholly OF a scientific character-possessed scarce
ly any interest to the general reader and was for the
most unfit for publication.
witness was then placed on the stand, by whom
it was proposed to prove that Ellen had admitted
she came to DIR Cox for the cure Of the
This testimony was objected to by the connsei LOT
the prosecution, and long argument ensued when
had not concluded when the Court rose anu al
iourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

There some improvement in rates the extreme south
since last week occasioned BY the increased supply and mi
ted dsmano There is bat little dpoon to nd money to
the SOUTH but continued desire to realize much from
there possible The rates will therefore improve only h
the receipt Of produce and sterag bills qlrter In
the southern markets general there good dsma,
short bills ON New York. The following table Of the
rates Oh New York, London, and the specie
the different ports -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

The eontrsband trade eats still extensively carried
and there are quite number Of shops open
Par"o the city They have not been proceeded against by
the city authorities and the keepers thereof sell their meats
Win perfect impuny Under the existing state OF hing.,
IRE market laws well in force oherrse the regular
butchers being he only sufferers they having paid bonu, for
n monopoly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

Robbing an Actress.-Mrs. Shaw, OF th- B7wery
Theatre, and Miss Mitchell, came before Justice
semi dazzling pieces of stage dresses, which had
been st.len from the lodgings Of Mrs. S by one Of
her maids of honor, known by the name OF Maria
Leran The stolen articles were displayed on the
table, and the Justice about to salts
iy his curiosity by nquring of the lady the use to
which she applied some of them, whea he received
such reply as Induced him to remain silent during
the remainder of the interview: The articles were
sworn to be of the value of Ss36, the delinquent
was sent to the tombs, and the tragedy Queens made
their exit.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

SATH ANNUAL EtINA BALL FOX lht nEsN e.
- Eli OF THE ROMAN ASYLUM PRINCE ST
The Of the Ena Benevolent Association have the
pleasure informing the public and the patrons Of the former
Ball. given by this Association, that their Annual Sail
Tor the worthy and charitable objects Of rel ewing
the Orphans the Rsman .athoc Orphan Asylum Prince
street. who now number hundred the pva
tons AID nce othe coming winter which without hr
avas of h, Ball they must certainly eadure vii take place
al Tsmmany Hail. Monday evening January ?0th s4O
Mr. D. j. Lucas will have the management Of the hAor.
Mr. r. M HoimaEs celebrated Co,ion Band is engaged,
and viii perform several National airs during the evening
o. ladies are respectfully informed that will be
admitted without admission ticket
Extra LADIES' admission tickets, 81.
Tickets So eac may be procured from the following gen.
uemeu;
Thomas o Counor 81 Wall street
T. Shortfll 10 Reade st Get.
Martin Waters. A. Elm street.
John Hayden, 555 Pearl street.
T. Fitzgerald. corner Of Oak and Pearl streets
I. L. FERRY, l6 Elm street corner Duane.
William Denim IN, e3 Mulberry street.
VIM. Corbst, Roosevelt, corner OF Oak street
John Munday. 90 Mott street.
hn Mckinley, 81 BoweTy
john Me NaNen, Chatham Squore.
James Dunn 5 xth ara HoteL
Edmund s. Derry 81 Wall ST.
John Ahern, il9 Crosby st.
Edward Mullen. lbs Front st.
Owen Colgsn. 20 James st, Brooklyn.
CorneliNs Henry, do. or OF the secretary,
isi5 sSN3' JAS Il. NICHOLSON. ~ Water st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

NONsUM TlCN AID LIVER CoNPL iINT.-Tbs..
" diea.,s ouhucl have 90 mtuttA M stveral ,ear.
ND ricd or sr,cre 0hs OF rs.er'. r.wif, h.,
h,nks to Or TAYLOUS BALSsM or lGvEgWpRr
am low eatslJ recovered would recommend th,. mel,
cee 60 who lkc purely Vegetable umeG AMI sns "a,
v certainly hsc cafe. For coug~ ga IN the che an
Dc. loof Strength 81, It can We eqla TO Judge f
'ts fleet ,pJnms.
wM HCLDnEDGg, iel Green's.
R-mcnber-Tha med cit' y sold genuine al SIS .,ry
ace NO 80 rh Sis h street, lhiladeip.tt gua.u
leJ stamford, g. yer Providence; . IN tree, rto,t
A. Cliv.r Co Nr~ prieaua. iqtp9, Sta.
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Bills on N. York. On England

This table shows the currency of Baltimore TO be the most
deprecated compared with New York. he other points
show gradual liquidation of their Indebtedness the great
centre of trade, New York and there every probability that
with the opening Of alton, balances will
far settled to afford room for resumton of demand
goods
The foreign market for .he surplus crops is matter
OF great moment ndeFend' great measure upon the
real state of the crop, England and the prospect
markets for Easiish manufacture There many contra.
dicory opinions with regard the first point Many suppose
the full BE-. of poor quality There others
who are entitled to hduce that Ultimate deficiency
up to Sept next, OF 100000 quarters bushels
which z'Per ct OF the whole crop, equal to 900
la the event Of such falling off the prove dis
atrous to the trade But very much if not all h, large
hency b. Supplied from hs country without inconvs
n,nee and the proceeds will amply supply the
debts and for Imports The markets for Eu..h
goods promising. The trade with South America New
South Wales and Australia rapidly and that with
China will no. even in the event Of blockade decrease
much, experiences has shown that coairab and
t.aee is nearly equal to regular one.
The export Of tea from anton TO Europe and 10 e
United States will probably for this season and although
opium may be ssd there will be Imports to
for fac which although it viii much emf vaue Of
that hand will take nothing of III. European CONNER
ea circles. The probability Of failure Of season import
e receives strength from the position of affair, there Tea
is down Canton sell or chance
of market, produce in tins country bat down
to fulfil contracts previously entered into These contracts
generally concluded in june aud the arrives
tober to December There enacted from growers
the Transmission Of the tea from the provinces pay
which they must first be provided with the from the
Hong Merchants Al the end oflast June the grower,
turned without taking contracts nony
qusscs avery all quantity of tea at Canton our last
accounts The operations of the English will be totally
p,Eded until February when Capt Elliott will hi, in
sruetions The Americans eannst buy because they .ave
very little mosey and eaanst sell bill, London. The
yearly consumption OF tea in Europe as follows:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18
rsooRNsNG ssEnAAs-mssas' ow vva
s'ors OF New xorll. Jemun,y IS.
Packets to Ebcpurt,

Packets to EScpust.
AsND9S.
Gladiator, Briiton, Jan 90
Mediator, ChamPlia, Feb |
LIVERPOOL.
Columbus. Chopper, Jan. 10
Sheridan, De1tysttr, Jan %
bAvkG.
Poland, Anthony, Jan %
Chas Carroll, Russell, Feb /
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

q. lnO hEWARD--A reward &c tw, HUNDRED dolqg,
- NOO viii be paid - any RECOVERING the bod..
The late Mr. CAaiss Phelps and Charie, r. Nous pas.
seugtrs OF tie gtsmboH at the r. Lsr da.
cr or bundled dsllr will be paid Tor the recover Of
tter.
NJ Phspi aoou ~ ysars ofags about feet m heicht
rhi hair aud quite neshy. Hsving recently sprtned b
&c Ne elmPsled TO wtar, At the time of leaving New,
York. ,hss hOot.
Mr Naycs wssabpu u years OF age feet or 10 ipch,s
IL heght aud fspas peron The apgsrs Of ucicr sre
collected bot Il usd that TIE sfks Of the ar.ar. or
the Ptra eompsn,ing h b1ss will lead 10 ihef euti,y
AN sfnrnsti respecting ~ hoe. 10 b cent =, WI
LIMP u MONACO, No Cedar street, or L. COURT.
LANDr PALMER, No. . u ,uover street, New orb
Eis'w@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

armed Men in Maine The military force OF
Ma ne is composed of IS 6S3 men, follows -
Cavalry, 1922. artillery, 2l33 infantry, 81, ii5 I;
light infantry, 4 S66 Rifenen. ,S37.
Movements of Madame Vespucci.-America Ves-
pucc left New Orleans the 3lst ult. for Havana,
IN the steam packet Natchez.
temperance the fifteen gallon principie.-It is
said that ef 293 Wing members Of the Nlassachu-
setts legislature, $50 are temperance men.
Fire in South Carolina THE dwelling house of
DR.. Williamson, OF Columbia, S. c., was recently
destroyed by fire.
Santa Ana in trouble Santa Ana was i'll at the
hast dates, although ont Of danger
Valuable City The city Of Wheeling, IN Michi-
gan wa, sold recently for dollar, to pay its taxes
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

DUgNs' NNNtVERs kRY-Th, & Il. en- IA sp.,,e . o.,
- Of s,otf. i'm orai Vi, Robert gurn, val b. col.
brVtd ~ Nc q Cutnlugt ~ BJA uoy Ilnue e., "a,
~ tresnwi'h aud Ter stttets, Mund evenr the u a
astsnt tu.p,r tie tftie a. occtk. Tihet. r.r Re
had ~ the u,enbs of The the bar Of he Rob
EUy House.
~ order ccthe Co~viuae
j,i5 tttdS9tM' MNTTHE v NrSOUGAL s.,r,,.,v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

To the Editor of the Morning Herald:
SiR,--in reply to some remarks on the death Of
Isaac Webb Esq, Of the firm Of Webb e. Allen,
published in he Courier and Enquirer Of the 18th
instant. wishing to inform the rubie of the Of
the Homeopathic physician REFER 10, not fearing
professional investigation, it has elected article
from the editor Of that paper personal enemy,
entirely unworthy the notice Of gentleman, that we
beg leave, through the medium Of your paper, to
express this opinion, and also our intention never to
notice, in any manner whatever, any hing that may
emanate from that quarter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

United states Circuit Court.

Geo Robson Us. Jesse Hoyt The jury, in this
case, found verdict for the defendant.
John Il. Underwood and Others ps. Jesse HOy -
This was precisely similar t. the foregoing in
point of principle, and different bat little in respect
TO the law and the facts. The plaintiffs had imported
a quantity Of goods, which are known by the name
of worsed plush, and alleged by the plaintiff, en-
titled to entry, free of duty, worsed stuff goods
The question to be determined was whether that ar
ticle which is composed Of combed wool was worst
ed stuff goods or not. The defendant had imposed
on them duty Of so per cent, as woolens, and that
amount was paid under protest.
1t mentioned by the District Attorney, that by
decision Of Judge Story goods similar to those pro-
duced and similarly composed had the right of en-
try, payment of Is per cent. If, therefore, the
verdict was for the defendant, it must be for the
amount charged, minus 80 per cent and If for the
plaintiff, Tor the full amount claimed. Judge Belts
directed "a sealed verdict to be brought in at the
opening of the Court Saturday
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18
HONEY MARKET.
Friday, Jan. D5-G n N.

The prices at e stock ward this morning, eite,l fur
A,r reduction from the co,ias rates Of e,erdsy Bank
declined per cent Nsrth American Trust and Banking
Company bpsr cent Delaware Hudson ~ per cent? Harlem
per MT American Exehsng- Dank u per cent; stoning
per cent In sterling bill, there little doing III.
ssppy large There has been improvement in the
rates Of domestic bills and country money has become little
We Published yesterday copy OF post note issued by
the City Trust and Banking Company. There !, large
amount dated Novs twelve monihs offering Tor sale in
the Market SO cents the dollar ard very dear at
that II the Tor the Banks, under the general
law publish statement of their sfr, according to its
req,,nsnt. These stst,ments will be natter of much in
esrt At this time. when the ls~ about to become subject
Of discussion before the legislature. The Agricultural Bank
of Herhinsr has made a. tncn OF which the following
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

LNREE DISCUSSION The discussion between NJ ssr.
Il c'cheler asd OGen, the Evidences OF " turs Re.
hgon having terminated the discussion Evidences OF
Revealed Religion 10 10 cJmmsnes between them TONOR
ROW EVENING, at Constitution Hall, Broadway. Just
above Blocker street. which occasion Mr. ichesr is 90
deliver his hrst lecture On III. suSsct isIs IA.
IL ROWN CO.'S ONE PRICE SHORT MAPPED
ID HATS, from Moesk n, Plush, aud foe Nutria. which
:, ain beautiful lu,ire of rcd for sale ae low
fixed price Of So at No IFS Chatham Square, Of Mott
street. where fashion beauty, durability, nd economy are
eom6inod to sdorn the head aud improve man. All sales
are for cash, which precud's the necessity o charging coed
eussmer FOR losses Incurred by the bad We B adhere
To the one price cash STEM by shch enabled
nj better hat h,a any other establishment for the same
price la presenting these hats TO the uc the
think they have reached te uma'um Of beauty durability
chespness ana c"m 9Tt In the we~rr. 3 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

oCj- The Mercantile Library Association, hsl II an
election for officers onW ednesday. which resulted in
election Of Augustus E. Siiliman, President Hora
clio Otis, Secretary, and w. Brenton Boggs, Trea-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18
MAR Rass I'd
IalE ID.

Ga Wednesday evening, 10Th Instant, Garrett v. Day
Mss Mary A. King. both Of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

Tnisa gAnD- AND AlhLUDiGs-.ar. WHITES
Il SECOND LECTURE will take place AZ the LY.
CEUM or NATURAL HISTORY, on Tuesday Even.
tug neat, J n 7lst.
Ia thu, Lecture Mr W. will describe IN. Palace Ct TARA
sood IN the ti,e ofthe Monarch Cormao D. 2 and
the progress % bis discourse will introduce las ,,r,.
items several Of his osn sni Moofes melodies.
Tickets al The principal Book and Music Stores and at
tie Lyecum 100 Or, adway
Lset-fe 20 commence Il half past ocI.ek i,isats
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18
JUHN VHANtEF, WI Do
Jan 18th, lS40, No. 81 Amiiy street.

BRoApwAY CIncUs.-AI the novelties Of the
week will be repeated this evening ut Welsh, Bart
lett & Co.'S Amphitheatre, Broadway; in addition
10 which, Mr. Pelham will introduce new extrava-
ganza, and Mr.. Sweeney performs several Of his
Ethiopian melodies upon the banjo.
REMARKABLE CURE or CoSsuMPTIoN.-To per-
sons troubled with this hideous disease, we would
especially recommend Dr. Taylor's Balsam Of Liver
wort We know Of gentleman, residing at Go
Water street. who has been wholly cured of this dis-
ease although he was SO i'll when he commenced ia
king this medicine that he was not expected to live
from day to day. For raising OF blpod catarrhs,
and colds we know this medicine has no equal and
therefore recommend il TO all our readers-t Sun
DAY Morning News
o. Beware OF frauds, The original medicine is
for sale at 375 Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

- FLENDlD /'"'.---> .iLhL r.AhIB,1lON-N Now opsn
- at 3. Canal Street f doors Of Broad
RAYMOND, WEEKS, HOBBY & Co, have the pleasure
TO inform the public and nsurss that they established
beautiful arr extensive Nanagere OF Living Animals
and Beasts at the above PANIED place. Tier coecti.n
prises great variety or ID, finest specimens Unnatural history
or imported Amerira. VIII be open for the reception OF
vi'ilors each day, from ol a M 10 Nj and from to
in the evening. S,2 2ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

JUST PUBLISHED,
CYLVESTERS NEW REPORTER. IN PAMPHLET
- Containing full aud accurate list OF all the
Banking n,tutene in The United States with the prices
the y OF all Counterfeit aud Altered Notes. Prices Current
rates OF Exchange prices Of God and Silver, Sc.
TIE terms IS per advanced single copies SIX
cents each Persons purchasing Il copies will be allow
ed ihy cents.
SYLVESTER & CO. 1866 Broadway, respectfully
quaint the public that such scments feete
able III give Drafts and letters Of Credit payable in
art of England Ireland sAd sc1tsad In any required
fom Is and upwards
They will purchase bills Europe and any part OF the
United States collect the low rates They will
al give the highest pric for Bank Of Engi nd Notes and
Foreign Gold and Silver Persons remug at sight
for The same, fle 30 days per eeat per
will be al owed ULcureat nouey of all kinds discounted at
the lowest rates.
Stock and Commission business OF every hind attended
with purc,ualy.
residing in any part Of the United States the
Caaaaas will have their commands executed with punetsaty
and dispatch, ard str ngers arriving ia the city will find il
greatly their advantage to call at SO Broadway, where
much valuable information be obtained free of charge
SYLVESTER CO, 1856 Broadway,
below Maiden lane.
No xon with any other oce, in thi. city else.
where. ai0 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18
D,Vx or ZaSv .vtLr, Ouro.

II 30 n'ry ecrss'c !, the sper Of IBIS bank ma,
sscusi for BY the fact thai stut of $4,000 rseet, 70
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

Til, coaa, exhibit, but very small busBs,' and
eattn RET Of operations eanno, be made praa.
Die. u appears that the imediste liabilities are 'fels~';
p.p,. iis. ADD eircpia.isn am .uatb sTTs
Whne the spt Gle az lcas' are E,ioG
Thtrrs unlss the bills teounsa sre all realized without
los rs pr m?uy, Impossible that The bah
be eoudt "a pr nisely iat. fc lies s corrective OF The
evil uhich srs ia The multiplication tant' There are
say embark th.i, properly " srtr P'ir oi hs nature
alta venture, ttel ~ the great profits which hey sgppo's
BANK ylj su cYPsrieate tesh them that there IS
no prcG. 70 b. obtained g. u ~ r'rsoss unscqs vi
We 10 .-p sd ih,r capital Is sgdn Withdraw from ~
The ru5ii 10 the ncaniiuc.r from the disturbed slate Of
eurttnc- cautj b, the ait,md anl f,lsre.
Ths e. Twin. te leading feaur, ofths Bank o.
we oh "a h ith, inst pared with The reurr Of
Ser, 90, 1899
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

r OsT on Monday the isih, at tas wsstcra tiole, a
IL Wallet containing between $50 and $50 IL bills, note
OF hand for 1898 SO slated De roi Nov 49, $780, payable at
the Bank Of Buffalo, h July lsil, drawn by j. r. Bird and
endorsed BY r. Hemmarwsy, al.o, drawn by c. l.
of L. Robinson, at the Tanner Bank six MONTHS to-
gether with other Of no to one but the
The finder may retain the money by leaving the
per, at the bar of Western Hotel. jai6 81
ID Engraver has removed to 23s Broadway, opposite the
far. Goats o Arms, Crest Cyyher,, Emblematica Sub
eets, &c. engraved on Stone, Damond' Amethyst Topaxes
Crys.as &C. bought IN the rough or cut to am form La
dies Seals Pencil CASES. gne Rings &c, engraved with Coats
Of Arms. Cresis, Notices or any other device.
Coa OF ArAs pantet and orwirded to any part CT the
BOOK, Of Herallry Kept With upwards of 100000
Goats of Armi fouad. ia 10 81
u ca sH!!!-wM vANN, ael Grand street. is selling
heap, of God of every kad at prices to suit the tos
SO crowded all the time.
CLERKS WANrED.-eeveral smart, active young men
aud youths wanted; those who have hsd exper
the bssinem Apply personally 2el Grand street between
NJ orlCE-The suberIbsr will make cash advances on
~ eonsgnmsu Of Msrehsnlze to their FIRM Wdes, Pick
PIC sTRsGLL G co,
a3 lmis' corner Hanover and Exchange st.
MONEY TO LOAN ANY smount of money procured
vI on loan msrehandze property of any desert ion;
''' ' 'sI R. &C co sip Euchn &c Broker.
j,6st' Ceursndt street, ad 'inng the York House
ITO THE OWNERS OF TIE HERMITAGE ES.
TATE-lt appears that the Corporation ofthe City Of
New Yerk have ed the Of ,h etae for the open
iug obiainrg title TO the aud streets tina pass
through this estate Notwithstanding all tese AID
streets deeded to the Corpors>n by the gna
this estate before IT sold. The deed gyea Nov
81 1873 signed aud ack by John l.. Noren and
Sarah his wife, before Robert L. Wsoa aud recorded Nay
a. 1873 But the Cooperation have made allowance
his 20 the Of he sis estate bg. have assessed them
for the opening of kesc sna stree aA tor the
( O
the Street Commissioners hrmcd y the srpreme Court
aud also for ebe expenses for epeung these aud
streets Blu, IL J, very probable that tn. Corpora
neglected 10 fOrn the judges Of tie Supreme Court thai
shry already had nile 10 these aud ST. Gets pobah
III. judges not correctly informed hi, point II
therefore probable that by petition the OF this estate
may be released fran thes, aud those per
whe have already paid ma, have the money REFUNDED
them again ja73r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

COMNERClAL BANK,
New YORK Dec %, 1889,
DIVIDEND Of four per cent. the capital stock mas
"A this day been declared pa, allie after the 18th jan
The transfer books will b. closed from The IL. TO the i3h
January.
BY order Of the Board.
d3I I'm. r. W REDFiELD. Gather.