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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-30

: North America
ALLOW Tor consum? ion, Coionies 100000
Grand Total, Spirits 0nlloss, l,sos 81.
rho same year there were exported 10 the United States
fb,iU cwt and to British North America $4,000 cw Of
sussr, and allowing for consumption the colonies Ioo
go cwt, the sugar produced will be 1904 o7 cvi; and
spirits and sweets 2l7 gallons may be-
four gallons OF proof spirits the hundred eight
for the British West ladies.
From all sections of the country the suspended banks
have recently reiterated their readiness and ability
specie payments The design of this 10 evidently TO
lu the public impotence this subject The approach
cf resunptioa will without doubt send many Of the ns-
futons Of the several states into liquidation. The
Of bank capital in the four years prior 1886 tar be-
yond what the business Of the community required
and beyond what be proGably employed in New York
and the The process Of reduction has gone ygor
ousiy and fallen mos severely the mercsae classes
In the south reduction Of any consequence has taken
place The banks have been endeavorng to bolster and
wait until he foreign market should take such turn
would enable them to borrow sufficient to 20 on wiih
that speculation should sgsn render their old
tons available The public mind has become impatient
sf any further delay. The foreign market gives no en-
oourasemcnt that speedy revival will take place in the
sock marke AMI the United States Bank as rs, entered
sh. home market for loans hut will probably meet Va an
NO success.
In former years when b1nkiug was pro able FOREIGN
tsl to gre,t extent attracted TO it, Ofthc caps.,
N the United States Basb probably sieooocoo is
abroad; the New Orleans banks s7ooonoo Is Owned
coa in the suspended districts upw ards of 40 GOO
60 foreign capital Many Of the states have sold bonds
70 large amount the European markets. the proceeds
sf which constitute the capital Of the banks Alabama IA
one Of them The following the details Of the sock,
sssucd 10 banks Ia that state.
TAI AND Sotp.
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Cleared.


Thaddeu. Nichols, Baltimore; Haeyon Lsland s,rmud.
Ne.,n,fb Leeds: Mar. oss HsIr DypSs. n " NJ ps'
.os: xrsbsIis C5rsen Ced.r Kew Fjs St,nS R;sIsv gu
vAn,ah Scott Norre Nforr,ns star lBr1 Ne su., Il,
Andr VS. So; Greesn chase Boston, D.s;J tos g.. No
fiE asd fortsniuih Va Star Hubbard 81 Bsrts ard MI
fummsr Bsck.yie SC. Badger Peel nAa'"''
49,.
ATtveus
snp tsh' Croestr 81 Boston, from Wham3oa 3D. and Ma
Gao 81 JYs. pas,a AMER I July with teas and slks 70
Of Chseston time saw barb Nichols Brswp Of Pow,
deree, bound y.
Ship Celia Potter days. from Savannah Sth cotton ard
rice, TO Scot, Mnu,L
b.st~ s,rsss RSsu ss.1 sas@m. Victor
Brig wT Trior, hoey' da,s from Savannah GOTTEN sc
y" +, ~. R...as a re- st.,.,, . ~. -, -
se a. Dunl am Dim~r eo''""'
err Trorie, siore,. 70 days Turks Island with ssJs
sehr Traihe, VI, er, from Baltimore nndr 10 Briex.
General REGARD
sxtr Js,r. Ra,,s, rror R.,isas. &c p,,u,. m, -,
so,srnmsat stores ~ss WRECKED on =, Jobn' ss s.s @
ne ms,,, ,s,s .9,. The rsrsn was bought would
sesoos.r betw.sn this port and Bstma,, g.. ~ ahss
'ns $500 Va .ss az =, 4. v.rv a ,n..h,.u
.,s ~ M whyr,es on Inc 9al r.t .s 1--WE
shier,,ek aud foss Of Isf, The ssiior yss,,, Broxn
wnsh Jew S2ros IT, Tor ne wreck q The brig A,rs "a
H. uor,~,st on ts III wing rrorp;,s q, "a so, W
sps Henry ard about vile from M. lard Tn.
NAMED the wreck sptl A NJ wbea the sin sst was
carried from tie rp, hch forced se deck and the vessel
went pret Two ire crev were drowsed shen she
Cspt srawn AND one Of the crew suceseded se,ng
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j. NJ Wheeler, Auctioneer.
BY &c. MAITLAND,
Sfsys No. 1856 Chashrm SQUARE.

THIS DAY,
FURNiTURE1At 10 o'clock, in trent Of Store, gene
raj assortment Of Household aud Kitchen furniture consisting
Of aad second hand bureaus eboars secretary dres
eng mahogany and cherry table, French and plan So
rocking chairs looking double flint aad decanter
ware, &c.
N bail families breaking house keeping and wishing
dispose OF their goods viii re punctuay attended bS
sending their address the sore and goods amount
purchased
Liberal advances paid all goods semitic the store and
cash paid for all goods on the Cay Of sale
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PlOo eLnoop last between Plat street and the
broad cop,aDing ab az $3.50, mostly In United States Bank
Zone OF which fso6nos Of the limited State, Bank
and about York and New FBeIand
principally Of the Commercial Dahl e Duslo slso s,nary
hicb rccepted bill for drsft dra~
BY Aubmn days. Tor about $50: note drawn
BY bsdr house Pearl street dated August 18th at cir
for SEA g. The above wrapped piece OF
newspaper tied with piece q twne The above reward
will Nc the Of the money,
No Plstt street, New York, No las Willow street
Brooklyn. e2s st
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D- DIR. l. GlRAR DIN %.
No. 7 DIVISION STREET MOI

AMp No. s. BEEEM,S STREET, CsnsER OF CLrr.
ITO THE AFFLICTED-Do not be discouraged and give
hopeless though you have been to great
without receivisg benefit until you have tested
DR.. L.. GfRARDlNs med,unes the dis
for the neredulous have been obliged
other msdic,ne had f,d to effect They posses most as
found in other From tie abuses actsd
the community BY unprincpled eharlstans who not oaly
the patient Of ais but with daring IMMUNITY sport
With his fe b.eor,n perfectly dgusted
with thing the Medical Profession, and
ready almost medicine though entirely
Of its virtue mere hrmbsg And here We would
say, humtIg humbug lC%-you shal have
not rcroreed not our stentiop sais ed IS
the cling evidence il their favor TO publish long
aes hundreds ofwhioh night from the mos, IN
be obtained Experience mas established their sns 70
than those 9th remedy. For sale at DR. Oh
RARDlN Principal Office MOI Division street. Cath
and 50 Beekmsn St corner Of Cliff st. Advice gratis
o2QQl
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Died

At his residence in Wes.farms w. c. on Wednesday af
ternoon 2sth instant Edoard Ro,ttrrigh aged AZ
His relations and friends respectfully invited at.
tend his funeral this day at IL O'Clock without further
vtaon Carriages will be in waiting in front Of St Pauls
Church at 0 O'Clock, A. NJ.
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Latest A0vIces

Arrival and Departure OF che Mails.
.7rrires. Close
daily, except Sundays. ............ Am. 81 p. M
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via New Haven.
daily except Sundays. ..,........... I'm. AM.
Eastern Land Mail, which leaves Sunday
morning, closes Saturday ............ Sr.M
EasteraWay Mail via Harlem w estchester,
Norwalk. &c. daily except Sundays. Pm. AN
Hartford Mail, BY steamer, daily, except
southern Mali through to New Orleans,
,day. .;;;.;.;....... ...........ili I'm. grM
Western Mail, daily .................lik NJ. 9, p.
Northern Maily daily. Am. Ok p.
Northern Steamboat Mail to Saratoga, vim
Hudson. Albany and Troy, daily. 81 Pm. GAM
Passengers Arrived.
SAvASSAU- Ship Ceiia-Mss Hogancamp, John Be ,gors
Rokt Campbell - in stee. age.
Brig Wm TayiorMrs Sophia Megan, Miss Catherine Hug
gins Miss Sarah Huggius X Moore, + Bond.
Expectations.
SAvASSAHPer Ce,ia-ils bales cotton Thomas Pickle
Gordo-7oG Collinsso smith, Mills Coiss do SO eks
rice JAres Shspter.
Per WIN. Togi,riI eks rice Morgan-es bales oeton
x Maury-77 Geo Colins-4s Cahoopr, Kenney Coil
do 80 bhds molasses Snaper-2 Thomas Pecks9 bales
Bogart Kneeiand-s bxs Vandewateri White sht iela
Il Gould, Banhs Co
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-
Large sale OF srpissrs-At 10 e'eock-Wibs sold With
cut the entire furniture contssts "a the house No
u.s s ~ ni y from the Kitchen g.
attic This sale cannot pc postponed gu account OF th
weather. as the house ~s;t r iyss V on Saturday
Extensive sale Of spesdid Furniture Of all descriptions
io ocock the sale removed for convenience ofsae
BY BUTTERFIELD L COACHMON.
Out door sales Furniture, &c puncuay at
tended to, and respectfully solicited.
FRIDAY. Oct. So
Ale o'clock Ia front Of the store TO apcesC
full French mahogany chairs and and lot Of household
furniture.
SATURDAY, Oct. 81.
oeloes all the farn contained the large three
carpetng centre dining and tea tables bureaus
sdeeoards sosapy and fancy ehes; snt,e ana GAS
Also, kitchen ia nitsr with which sale Will
rAwxDRoKrRss sHTfnIiSS :, n. ,.so.
room BY .rter Of A. Jackson, Cahsrns street large
an valuable assortment Of pledges which have
'''A '''''''' '''iTF a IL sssD1IS'. Nov.s
cu.~cr,x, AZ the Auction Room.
ChANC Ely $500 balance u an account which
tnsg'e to Henry Boeart aud also, cpis
(This debt was contracted under Fl,nn Il willard.)
TUESDAY, Nov. %.
PAwNBRoKERs SALE@sy sfasr Of TEN Esther Lew No.
Division street. large and valuable assortment Of unre.
AT SAFE and upwards
1900 tons Peach Orchard Coal.
800 ehadrons Liverpool do Delivered at the market prices
Also. I 100 Cooking Stoves.
SALES OF FURNITURE.-The auctioneer respectful.
Household Furniture the dwengs declining
keeping Liberal cash advances will be m de furniture
Ell a deere
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ECONOMY AND FASHION

49,, ne ~ = !" = ~ ,, = ~
y fully Informs his patrons that he has removed
his cash Tailoring Esahshment to las Broadway one door
from Liberty street he will continue to transact bu
hesAms that has gained him large portion
Of public favor. 80
has entered into that will enable him 70
furnish articles odrss equal in respect to the FIRST
the trade at st greater saving than heretofore
This be at By Comparing their garments and
Drills With HE 1.-THE onlRwsy concus,cn,)
quality acse establish the true valve OF article
tins fact that whholds the proprietor from pusshns no
which absolutely the ratio teths ost sxrNvsss
r wishes particular to draw attention 70 this fact
ay attempts nadete copy his style OF
In r. genemes that I've makes
articles dress whatever the very best and
that lac employs but 6rst rate hands He asks the public
make trial Of his system in the full conviction that h
really them thirty per cent.
assortment Of Shirt, Stocks Bosoas Collars, and
Globes always gu hand. rs, oil smis
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rEALrs's Ni.W York MUSEUM
OF NATURAL HISTORY AND SCIENCE

OF NATURAL HISTORY AND SCIENCE,
Broadroy, opposite The City Hall aud Psvk.
Day vis,ters to the Museum admitted the
The IRISH GIANT. Mr. oClarcey The largest and best
day End evening.
GRAND CONCERT OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENT.
tai MUSIC given BY hrr Morley, the cctstrsted ast
Of The London Come Mr. Beames professor
q mnsic am orgais u ST. Peters Church OF this
Mr. ID. Johnson -
LIVING BOA CONSTRUCTION SERPENT, from
South America perfectly seLtie.
Fancy Glass Working, during the day and evening" by Mr.
Owens. = - "
Admittanee to all the entertainments cents Children
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- v, rARk THEATnE.
r fiss iI s;'s 4 Sf sYsSiaSI
Jacob ~s oi y NJ a'F F;;sA.s
-a sA II As;Sf ss Z; fare. y" M
Ram hs'a Ss;! . X H s:S a's"s.
xsss s''A ne a'''
Melville. Mrwheaiisy Captain Da'hs,l, Mr. HE'D
Bas :. s:.,i Gallery
.Ew UHzTHAM THEATNE.
THIS EVENING, Oct soThe performance will commerce
with 'lf u fs'Efr,RfsfiSo,ff entitled
sa-S' s''''''A ATE, xa;;ii.' ~. -
rrTS$ iasg Ss H$H srsss
isr S AaaH: wild Man OF III. Island
Hsiesrs Daughters Of counba MW fsnso.
Amer 5G Ssssj il, jSN free Of
Jumbo S Js% Mr. syse Mr.. A.a .sss'sa
:ir';ss' IFS 6 :osssi ~
prs m
THIS EVENING, Oct: so-Ths perisrmaness win con-
THE %i IffT RE 81 st !sisf i :.it
Simon Tubbs, Mr. Graham Mr. Shocks, Mr. Russell
Swiss Pas seu By Miss Turnbul
Followed by the extravaganza Of
l 9 a
:. OR CRUMNLES IN SEARCH OF NOVELTY,
nat C-nmmles, MIR Mitchell Alleyp, Mr. Russell
Wriggle, Edwin Walton, Roberts
Thslia, Miss TurnbuH
After which, tn. farce called the
NJ. TURNED HEAD.
Dick... ,.....;.;....:.;..... Mr. Mitchell
oconclude with farce o.
- MISCHIEF MAKING.
Henry Desgras, Mr. Russell Oliver Quot, Mr. Cunningham
Dodrs open at F-curtasn r,ses az hail past7.
ling.
HILLS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES square
(Late the Frankiin)
THIS EVENING, October 80 the performances win com
mence with the opera Of
BROTHER AND SISTER.
Dfn Sylvio, Dir Plumer Donna Isadora, Mrs Mossop
Aghatba, jackson Rosanthe Herrinx
Alsr which, az ss,ire e , y d,2ms.e sketch entitled
o. Ga p,psshtsn MIR Anehsr Mr.; Etiquette Mrs Judah
-" iI!sv seeiout Mo.,op eMy M, VII Mll''sop
Amer which, -''
Comic Glee, by Msssr.. Plumer, Archer Taylor
The entertainments 10 conclude with the CON edv of
The FOREST ROSE.
Jonathan Plourhboy. Mr. Hill
Mr. Miller, Mr. Stieknev Harriet. Mrs Mossop
Prices Of mssionPr,ste So ss Dress Circle
cents; Parauee rs cents; ed Tier Bores cents Gallery
hsvI~e a separate entrance. i2b cents
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DAGU EkKk'S DlOKAMAS.
(4ll Broadway, opposite the Apollo

I7TI BruauWay, 0Ppotne tRo Apollo }
90 Open every ON IL O'clock A. NJ 10 O'clock p
NJ. from 6 p N. to 10 r NJ.
DAGUERRE'S REAL AND NEW DIORAMAS,
(FRori PsRrs)
- Jast brought BY NJ. NJ. MArrry and LorAr,.
Tbs celebrated and admired the CHURCH ST
EET1JIHi,NNE pu MONT at Paris. representing MID
One ableau representing the magnificent VIEW OF
VENiCE,sr FESTIVAL NIGHT OF the CARNIVAL,
Both OF these abesa being with odEc
lfh will produce tie wonderful and magical eff, q day
and ght.
opportunity Of seeing these splen.
did and novel Doranas the ice Of admission III
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-30

~ - - RI. GktGORfs DIURETIC
0PlL S-kor the speedy and enectual
- - - csre OF a certain delicate disorder. De.
sides perfect in two da th NJ msy bs
taken While wAkins @ sitting With friends without
the possti,y giving offence, beng d. te ted guir
ay change in busn,ss or diet Price 81 bon, for sale
drug stores -,
10 Fulton street, corner Of Goli st.
100 FULTON street corner az William Of.
97s Broadway, Co OF Chamber 81. rext the P~sS.
81 Canal street.
IS Bowsry cerner OF walkers.
zoe Gar, ruwieh ST., near Barclay.
I@ Delaney, corner Of suh,lk street.
46 Chatham street 90
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-30
COLLECTION
OF AMERICAN VICTORIEQ.


OF AMERICAN VICTORIES,
Painted BY Engine Lam, Isabey, Beage and other eel
LIBERATED French artists.
NEW oRLEANs-LAKE ERIE-YORK TOWN.
These magnificent Paintings twenty feet in width and
hften feet high form the of
70 illustrate the Naval and Military History fthe United
Y ihousana francs each by II. most sssbrssd sts me
tbs Musee du Luxemburg and Chaiesu de refsailIes
Th- first two, New Orleans and Lake Erie) sxhi
biting the Granite Bull Chambers
Broadway. Entrance in Cnamb<r street.
Adnssion rs cents Open o'clock in mcrnns 70
oil me
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-30
LET THE PEOPLE KNOW

THAT SOC 900 yearly cured by shsrmans Cough
il one Or two DAYS q the coughs and Gods.
patents they are only he Sua the sas.s
The Rev. j. Kaut cured Of NEST sressnr cough,
ea!s n s sE :Ssi and al hf sOs S
advice 81 hi. phys an who had known them to where
Benz F. Goods. eed $50 sh Avenue, Las used no other
cure IN ds ap s "e M $ d.
way rsfDmmsnds the. not only as safe but certain remedy
'G G
Con.umpiicn than sherman; Cough Eonenses. He
tSSs
The expert nee Of thousands thousands fully attest
Nassau st. VI and SO Fulton street. Brook.
DUTCH BULBoUs RooTs.-AARUN LEVY will
II e sale CT s eSse Of sSSa
t e:eyeJfOm Haarlem in Holland, consisting finest
s 'sf ss's 's''s
cs. Fusssiss paa'ss potts. VIZ oAmsa'
very A S s At s
just pUBEI SapS the following popular SONGS,
The cGa .tas sung BY s Mr. Gnbls lei.
MIA si Ky s.'a iS.s ss. N sy M fsss w
The Pieturs Duet sung Mss Poole and Mr. Manners
TS Woodland Call sung ~ Mrs E. Ioaer-eomposaby
SIS aSFa: Ss:: !: n s:sss:y
FEV E R A N u A G q E.
never fails to that dtrt ssng disease "Fever
this fact annually cured aRo~ands Tonic
are Gp St xs :ss ..ss ali Sa
AGENT q M83rs drug 'ore No. 1873 Broadway
AS As,Iays SS.%.c.na sH,aGY
TIE OLD EsrABLIsIiED OFFiCE No. ; Dysion st..
sues Sunrds s a.. oSer S.d sS
isls sale The .cc
IN the ey where eaa Re obtained Price 81 vial The
THERE no stronger evidence OF the great value Dr.
aau;s Red Drop than the ;e that .sa.ssy month
house 10; D.,Ss q: ;Hy ,l.ss il ssS ys4s
be he only r@es on earth that crousy s%SS,ta
one elias. % e never e
the ID stamped on the vial. oss
HARNDEN 4 cos. EXPRESS
h. r:0s ss ~a 4%:sf d PETER
S Sf ras sr.a sss
Of hi. Londcs and L.srpos and M. Brigham viii
reside th,s pe5q;1ssy 70 conduct % the business 4ssr G
M.It;. street PsiIa;IY.; corner q Union SeiS;
gwen Of their osiess IN L.sdcn and Liverpool Paesass
Parcels Boxes and Samples Of Goods, Specie Bsnk Notes
= Directed Particular attention be paid to pSrcSas NJ
Goods and collecting Notes and Blu. 10 short asy and al
'o' FOREIGN LETTER DEPARTMENT.
LeerBsss for the British aud North Americas naya Mail
Line Of shrs kept at their in New Yek and
Kingdom or any part he Continent postage Of which
20 e s,d II sssf s:3 p ss
0VS % 'y @ nnSs ' Ssr .na s .s%' hi
make t'if useful, q IL s...s. in the community
ae.. ssshsI Go
GA HARNDEN & co.
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PsopucrIoN THE BRIrrsH WEsr IspiEs THE
1888.

Raw and Molasses sent to United States (sss,lsT
tsailors) aad L, British North America asds, seC
Allow Tor consum? ion, Coiouss ieoe, coo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-30
F E V f r An y A e IT

I'VE OF glnA and genuine "RowASp's ToSIc MIXTURE,
never fails to cure that most dre sug disease "Fever
and Eue or Intermittent Fever Thousands can testify
Ms TACT 9e 600 case: annually cured kowsnd Tonic
supply Away hand wholesale and RETAIL By j. o. FAY
general Agent at Minors drug store No Broadway
(FraLk'in House.) New York
Also Rowand's Alternative, Compound sprituous
tract Of Sarsapar'la for chronic Diseases long
complaints. n b. Look out counterfeers field
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-30

A SAMANOS begs to inform his friends and The public
n that he opened splendid Broadway
ner Reade Branch Sega Depot fhis well known
VIII .lesale establishment, n. Wall street
The reputation WI A. s. has earned by the quality Of
his axcelence c his fancy articles he detcm ned
shall he sustained by the careful selection of the choicest
brands Of Havana, Principe and other segs A. A. sananos
ported expressly for lhe Broadway Depot several
and valuable brsnds Of the finest ay:r such have be
fore been offered to the American public.
Scariat an other tcaccos. the celebrated Nachoces
and oth.r snuSs bowls tubes and amber mouth
pieces together with every variety that the luxury OF the
stdous smoker require be found constantly
hand al Il Broadway.
The wholesale depot as usual, No swsiis tSiw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-30

WANTED in a small English family. housemaid who
w derssnJs her business; English would be
Inquire al Messrs Ne.d Crockrr Grocers
Of Heury aud Atlantic sts., South Brooklyn. o2s 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-30

S Broad,ccp, e~fvsnes IN Wrrrs- 81.
Coa6nss his practice 10
Diseases effhe Eye Opfhalrfe Swrgsvy ~ gswsvsl.
Dr. WEsTMACOTT viii Ne 10 stsssAsn~s dasv, ts~sdaYs
ssepted;l also, DR. Kl,sors patients during hs >
Aarvrcrsl Evt. Of . surerior g~al,sy.
Once hours from 10 70 s o'elcch- ~v@essv
PICKED UP Gev.rn.rs Island, ssou, 18th .rr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

As to occupation-37,666 arc reprcsen-
ted as having none, but in this number are
included 20,05l females. and a portions
of the Is. lG6 males under Is years Of age,
which will account for the larger part of
the number having no occupation. Of
the ascerained occupations. l2,40l ap.
pear to he farmers, S,93U mechanics, 7,S7U
Iaborers, and 5,633 merchants, tof the last
probably "a considerable number are Ameri-
cans.) There were also 81 mariners.
lab crrgymcn. 254 physicians. 20G SEAM
stresses, and 2US clerks. The remainder
"f the w;oe numher is divided among
various branches of business. The lar.
ger portion appear t" b" in ihr earlier aud
middle pcrod> Of life, a, only about one
tearh, or 1885, IRE above 40 years Of agr.
while 81 ,073 are between the ages Of 15
and 40.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
INTERESTING STATISTICS.

liaHards 4 Cofnlnerclhl ana pOltIchl Reg.
lister contains some interesting statistical
tables in relation TO the number. sex, age,
occupation and nativity of the foreigners
who arrived in this country in lS39-rhe
whole compiled with much labor from the
annual report ofthe Secretary of State
II appears from these tables thai the whole
nmnlhcr of passengers arrived in 1899, is.
74,U66, of whom 70.509 were natives of
foreign countries, and 4.l57 of the United
States. Of the whole number, AZ, ,6SS ar
rived AT New York, 1886 at New Or
leans, 6,O5l al Baltimore, 3.949 at Phia-
delphia, 3,O46 at Boston, and the residue
al other places.
AZ TO birh-34,2l3 were of Grea, Bri-
tain, 10 474 of G Germany. 7.I0s Of France,
l.23l Of Prussia, and ,, lO5 of other parts
of Europe, 'naking The whole from Europe
6l.227. Texas furnished 244O. Mexico
353, Cuba 53a, and the West Indies and
British Colonies the residue, chiefly, oflhe
foreign passengers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

Stores broken open.--The Store. house.
Of several of our Merchants, have been on.
tered recently by thieves. Some Of these
liaht.hngrred gentry entered The Grocery
Of Mr.Boyce, amt stole lherelrom, money
AMI kes Of choice Janaica Rum >,
Though advocates of temperance. we
wish hat these thirsty souls had drunk or
The liquor to inloxieatiou, and had ,bus
been unable 10 get away.
We have heard of other ou'rases per.
petratrd Nv rooues. within The limits oC ,ba
town. II becomes The citizens generally
to he on The watch. Companies of Parole
should be active and visilanr in the d;s.
cha &c of their duties, in order to de,ect
these evil-dorrs.