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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01
FKEN CH DivAN-CAFFE RESTAURANT.


FllEN CHI DivAN-CAFFE RESTAURANT.
Corner of Chambers street and Broadway
THIS Establishment recently opened the French and
Business s,ssdy received from hs public Large AMI Be-.
s S rh lie cooking nSsg to
BY any enc n the cry ard s wines and liquors e q.
os @Sdf Any :aGS 5
oysters y; CT Fa every %s li.S . T d s
ysTs shss.s inca. or S, Pei .yTpps pre-
.as Of # zee i The e;gnt!y and the best asOf
Chess 3 sS GesSo assi cannot end NOR.
eC%'o5la5i; and qgifi gs;;; 70 sTd.s iP;%;si,s;
ing among ,hs gs,iost hall E Ne Human Buse who has
not YET made hIs appearance ~ The city Sim
ITALIAN MARBLE 81 SBs,,,esss Center Table TOPS
.es.,' ws;t''snd T9p',sa iois. ~ nsi.. DO do %
g F hs;'is "a II: 5 & ina. g g q g &c
For ale 81. iO"''o close an iA'oiis y ,ousr ,n-
ENTLEMEx,s LE 1T 3 g Gee.,.m.a
obtain from The subscriber 20 ssn' tina. other
II. LEvETT, Ise Nassau stree,
III shortest notice and on The most reasonable terms
,. through the Post oc, Otherwise P!onpi
DRAWING AND PAINTING SCHOOL.
THE Subscriber respectfully announces 20 the Public that he
viii 9psr School 90 the ls Of 9e,ob,r Coz the 'e
@ N A,si; efs"s aGa P.s"s Il fi%ss ,,
snd Psisar y al q; 'slsa. b5anehe IiiG lesson. riy,n
.iresst a,idui IL for.ardng talent Of ii. pulls For
further inforusii. n, APPLY 20
TIIEODORE vOELCKERs. Architect.
f2i 20 o. No 2 Wall street, room No.s.
BRANCH no fEL-No. 80 BowERY.
EORNERL kept BY Captain ssauel sesy having plssed
4 INTO the hsuds Of Msssrs J. BARTLETT aud ". a.
pELANAN.ts opened seal. rot TO lie surpassed hy
other etabsu-nt this city Their
o the frs, order hs,irr been fitted entir,
and ready tc tie reception q gentlemen who Wish to take
ofEnodlodgng Ac Every attention viii - paid for the
5 &, e SSS ;s ;s ss. o is ~ . Il ID
d'eA''' that versions maj r'l1'r1 rcl's hiTi',s. 'h
s2tiu.' w.A.DFLtvA~
TWlNEs-2oo bales grdnort mandatory Comprising
complete ssorim,n' Of herring. sllnet hiawn Sal and
seirt Irvine. FROM 81 60 81 hs " quality
ght eeioret just received late arrivals and for sale
r.dsced prices, By
v. COLLINS kCO. So S.uu, st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01

THE NARANDAH--No. 80 Wtinsm-sfrsUt.
THIS 1fcsui tstshshmsnt s now entir " CONF tsd
and ~ sIccessfyi operation Ia point Of .t VI tssty q
hkis1 an richness Il deen not suryssed in The
sfher CruL'r,. SUPERIOR coffee. Chocolate Tea ture n
Hush Rice. ssms Pastry every kind and N. beet e Mig
he bes. that can ;. procured scuSnE other Ressn,r
s-r'ed - ~ gre at Srgfason during IN,
BThe Bar stocked with the b.s Of very cd Brandy
r. tie LoIdon docss such sei hnds way
msrkc' imported crressiy fer the Nersnda and e r
Cof:. House. corner lie street Als pure Fort, sherry.
srd Madeira WISE Scotch s1d Irish Whkey pure ard very
I'D the article tks city for sale By the gallon
cha for family obtained BY Apply ,itAr ths
Fnsnp Ntrardzh.
The spbs rhsr grateful for The very liberal patronage ".
h received tie Pfenl, for the tNrre years
srt Continuance of public favor. both the old
Embellishments He the public that nothing shall b.
hs part leo lcve hs health contbv,s 10 merit
spsre oftbe Tshle rstronsse. w. ZINE
ga cornsr Pine sf-~>s SD &c WIN am.
HQAhsENEss- sh.rnzus ,-y.nse l. ,,srses wi cure
IL Hoaznsss and Scr. Throat sold AZ tie Nssss-st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01

aksENEss- sh.rnsa's ,-ysnse L. ,s.rse. wi eur.
ioarsness and Sore Throat sold AZ tts Nssssett
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01

Dr. Hardenbrook administered indicated Cay, and
inds a!uabe specific for coughs Is, asthma, &C.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

o. Individuals and families, merchants ana IRA
ders, who want the Herald served at their houses
or places Of business, regularly, and before seven
o'clock in the morning. can be supplied by leaving
ther names and NUMBERS at the Herald once, ..
Ann street. We have one of the best corps OF car
riers in New York-decent, competent, faithful and
a&teativem men. This will be better arrangement
IA IN depending for supply on the chance sales in
the streets. Of late great numbers ofcitzens have
or Tered the Herald to- regularly served at their
houses, instead of buying il in the street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
U. b. CArc ait Court.
Present Judge Belts.


The Court informed the counsel retained ON the
part ofIsaac Morris and Albert Sleter that the mo-
lions made in arrest Of judgment, were both denied
Sentence Of the porfies onvictsd of participating
IN the SLAVE trade Albert Seter onviced Of sery-
ing board slave ship, contrary the act Of Con-
sress Of the year 1900 was put to the bar. ..r
His Honor explained the nature of the offence tn
the convict, and sdjuaged him to be Imprisoned for
aterm Of two years. and to pay fine Of $4,000, and
Isaac Morris, who did net appear to receive the
sentence Of the Court for serving on board the
schooner Catharine then adjudged to suffer the
same penalties The same person afterwards called
on his recogntzances, and the same estreated. at
Muhny-FIve hardy sailors, being part of the
crew of the ship Governor Troup, named Henry
Atkins, William Park, John Brooks, John Peterson
and James Lawrence, were next arraigned for SER
tence. -
His Honor lectured the convicts severely, and
then a5judged them to pay $40 EACH and to be i'm
prisoned until the same be paid.
u. s. VS.. HIM II. Mott, indicted fo,. Per;uyy-
In this the Court decided the zsnces TO
be respited until the November term.
John l.. Pezant ct ais. VS. the Steamboat Charles
ton.-These proceedings arose out Of collision be-
tween the steamer and the brig but il appearing
to the Court that the steamer not TO blame, il
was decreed that the owners had no right to dam
ages.
J1.riss-Some difficulties having existed for the
last three terms of this Court relation the
panelling Of jurors to serve, and several challenges
session passed an act TO enable the Judges Of the
U. g. Court to remedy the evil. In pursuance Of
such act, Judge Belts ordered the jurors to be
moned in the same way in which they are summon
ed IN the higher courts of this state.
The Court adjourned for the term.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
General Sessions.

Present Judge Inglis and four other Judges
q, AUa. l2,-Ihe Grand Jury came into Court with
64 presentations against various individuals, and
were discharged from any further attendance.
The Case of Culpin NJ. Ssaver and james Hyde.
Among the prisoners brought out for arrangement
were these two persons, whose arrest at Buffalo,
and subsequent Transmission to this city, was mem
toned in the Herald last week The Grand Jury
found four bills Of Indictment against Seaver for OBJ
thur Iappan L. Co., second Leicester & Cook, third
OF James Hall Il Co., and Fourth # Cook, Anthony
Co., all Of the city Of New York. The court d.
rected Seaverto be held to bail IN the of $1,000
on each indictment.
Mr.. Shaler appeared as Counsel fer Seaver, plead
not guilty, and asked to have order for bail to be
taken if it could be procured. during the vacation
which was granted rs matter Of course.
James Hyde, the elder, next called on to plead
to an Indictment, charging HIM with conspiracy sc.
Mr.. Dudley Seldom appeared as Counsel, plead
not guilty, and said that his client Col Hyde, was
ready either to give bail to meet the charge and
go to trial.
The Court said that trial could not be had until
the September term, and that the accused must find
Mr.. Seldom said that the amount was very large
when il recollected that all that the law re-
CURED was the presence ofthe accused party totake
his trial. =.
Lewis Tappan, who was in court, as busy as posi-
Bile, with Ale of rapers, tied in the genuine legal
ashon, interpesed and told the Court that property
to the amount of Sl4UO0 had been obtained and that
great interest felt in Pearl street. respecting the
issue of the present proceedings.
MIR. Seldom said, that without knowing who the
person tina, had taken upon himself the Office
of District Attorney, he must be permitted TO say
that the property alluded to- had been seized under
writs Of replevcn, and was in the hands Of the
law. He hoped the Court would look with some
degree Of caution at the Systematic efforts which ap
peared to be making to tbs Court Of Sessions
the means OF collecting debts.
After considerable examining and cross-examin
ing the part Of Lewis Tappan, the snreties Of Ho
ratio Warren, Of the City Of Bafialo, and Lewis
Clark, Of Darien, takca, and James Hyde, ST.,
Observation-Disclosures was transferred TO the tombs.
The Court then adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

SIX Jrws MuHpEHsD letter from Alexandria
Egypt, published in fculon paper. says that six
Jews going to Damascus, had fallen into the hand
Of the revotcd Syrians, who are principally Chris
tans and had been mastered, in revenge Cor the al
legged murder Of Father Thomas. The revolters,
moreover, threatened TO murder all Jews in Damas-
aus if they took they city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
Police Once.

A Chepaiier dIndusfrie- member of the soap-
lock gang arrested at the fire in Front street,
with stolen wallet in his possession, which con-
tanned the sum Of S225. On enquiry the money
proved TO be the property o. Prosper Desoly, Esq,
Of 80 Greenwich street, who had incautiously gone
TO the fire with that amount about him. The name
Of the fellow is Peter Elliott, and he fully cem-
mitted for trial. ...
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

Mons Barns BURNT.-A Carroll county md y
paper ssys-During the storm Of Tuesday afternoon
last, Of the barns the farm belonging TO the
heirs Of Jacob Burns, deceased, occupied by Mr..
John Geiman, one and half miles west Of Manches-
ter, was struck by lightning and destroyed. The
Are communicate to another barn the same place
about thirty yards distant from the first and destroy
ed n also, including his crop Of grain, hay, etc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

INCREDIBLE NUMBER OF SuIcIpEs-An English
paper speaking Of the Surrey Canal, near the arch
Of the London and Greenwich Railway, remarks -
alt is melancholy fact that since the formation Of
the above canal, upwards Of 1000 bodies have been
taken out Of it," The last suicide by drowning in
il was that Of an elegantly dressed lady, about 20
two lsboring men, who endeavored to save her, but
did not succeed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIrs.-The Baltimore
Sun states that the rolling mill attached 10 the Pow
der Works of MIR. Jamison en- the Falls road. about
seven miles from the city, blew up on Saturday last,
abou, II o'clock, and Mr.. Richard Bates, worthy
and industrious man, who was at work IN the mill
at the time was severely injured that he died in
twenty four hours afterwards
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

WISCONSIN, AND IowA.-W isconsin and Iowa, the
young scions Of the west. have astonIshed the
lion by the recent return Of the census, The fer
gives returns for 81 900, and the other 30 900
souls. 1hree-fourths Of the inhabitants, il is said
are from England.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

kIssrSe.-Thc Philadelphia Ledger recommends
that some professor Of experience start Of
lectures the science or subject Of kissing, and
says that the ladies would buy up all the tickets.
II would really be an interesting employ mcnt TO 60
alb ut giving lectures upon such delicious subject.
especially IL the lecturers were allowed to give
practical illustrations.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

kS FOR SALE, TO LET, OR ExCHANGE-rmme-
ffs mediate possession gwgnThe elegant three story
G brick House. with nnshcd atcs. basement and
cellar No - Foueerth stree has mahogany doors with
stei iurnure IN the bret s' nale marie Crates pisr
&c. THIS house second IRON Broadway. the five
tudug TIC south side OF FoSteeuih street, btween the
f and sSh Avenues II would he 10 NJ underste PRICE,
aud nearly the whole purchase am bond and
mortgages or viii be tSchsngedor rropcr IN the lower part
u h. city. Apply at ca We'll street, office Not.
FARM wANTED-Wi,hiu a few miles of New York, one
hound,d tie Est NORTH River preferred tah or
oher Real Estate, willie given in exchange Apply az above.
~ Wv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK REGULAR
COMERCIAL LINE OF PACKETS.
50 80 80

TO AND PROM THE ABOVE FORTS WE KY
Persons sending their friends residing in Great Britain
have the brought out with despatch the
above very moderate Agents Of the frst respec-
liability lately been engaged to that the emgrant
delay, small drafts their
paid Orders fron all parts Of The country will be
punctuy attended to- and such attention will be given TO all
branches the business the further patronage
those who will favor the undersgned with their ORDERS and
in all where the do not embark the
money will be refunded to the from whom it was
ceived.
In addition to drafts given agents hrougou
the different parts England ireland and Scotland who
facility the whose
"a here they can all
payable al sight, follows:-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

TO SPORTSNEN
Guns, PISTOLS, RIFLES, &c, AT WHOLESALE
g Double barre Guns Ofsysr,y description
1000 pairs of Pistols.
$40 Rifles, single and double barrel.
Percussion Caps Iowder flasks and Sporting articles re
neray.
Most Of the above car y. sold below cost Of or
manufacture and 10 reduce stock viii be offered
Jog prces. by A. W. SPIES n CO,
ny ans Pea ri e~t. near piatt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
THE MOST PERFECT
WI S A N ID seal PS
IN THE WORLD. s
CRISTADURO.

ans BROADWAY. OPPOSITE ST. PAULs AND NEXT
TO AMERICAN MUSEUM,
QEGS to inform his friends and public he continues
70 make 70 measure a. The short.st nc,,ss Taa h;s
MOST PEhFECT WIGS AND SCALPs ever dcsiEAsd
long experience and this
branch of business the OF the fact
The WINGS and sCALPs that he particularly invites
and Ingenious they render the metallic springs altogether
thereby doing with
or headache which Lese sometimes Occasion they
also fixed the he al firmly than by the metallic
springs, and finally they infinitely light and
pleasant 10 the wearer. ~
CRIsTADORO's REPOSITORY also contains very e,
tsnsve assortment and great variety ofentemenh Fancy
Articles Call and see. iyis sm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
SORE NIPPLES.

SHERMAN's PAPILLARY OIL cures the worst cases
~ without taking the child from tbs breast When such doc
tors Mott Cheesman, Rodgers and others of
practice recommend IT, who will doubt its eHicacyi
Mrs REMSEN has been nurse for rs years and never
ksew remedy equal to IT, She has used
cases without failing to cure and from her is sats
Mrs. CROSBY, Of the Oldest and most experienced
nurse the cIty she thing to IL
hs' has cured May to herknowedge where slother
nemes taiieo.
The Rev. p SMITH Gays curedhis wife after severa
weeks o suffering try every thing vain
Doctors yandenburgh. Brown Comstoek, Weed and
tai others most s aguished have used will
tho greatest snccess, AID recommend IL invariably thei
pacce Sold at io6 Nassaa street door above Ann e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

STEAM FRFIgHT AND PAssAuE LINZ,
.csscs AZ FOR kEfPORT, MlDDLETOWN,
20 Il - Monday, August 10th the ees and .e ndL
bpson street every DAY. Saturday and sunday
oclock NJ for Ksyp5rt Returning leave KeJ port, at
Il. NJ
no at 8 O'Clock, T. NJ
rare rs cents, TO suit the time,
Cautan Vanderbilt takes this Opportunity Of returning
a Ms 10 his r nds ofNonoih County for their former
tronsge hopes BY strict attention to their susnes and
nn,nisnce 10 merit renewal ofthe same ale a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

TO THE BALD HEADED AND oTHERs,-Does any
know aneighb0r rens who has been Bald, aud who's.
ai covered With fine hr7 One whose coat collar
covered with dandru though brushed hourwhch has
vanished etely1 Orone whose hairs at early
grey, who has grey hairf Children whose
heads covered with seunwhose hair would grow
growing the fullest crop Of har1
be known 10 persons Ask them the cause,
you will be told these things have been done by the Oft
BALMOF COLUMBIA. OF 20 III 10 this tcle,
demand increasing annually hundred centhough
discovered opposed by thing for the
pose assacd BY almost numbefless uushroo trash
m raons, that will the hai' if used 10 any Can
than b, waLtsei,r 70 ih,
By list Of names nf respectabiity, unequed by ether
article Lgok e these ,hngeu, this lrele STAY and
his-hundei in fashionable life -sng the osy
tce really ri for the toilet Long hair fall
Ladies' the Balm ofCOlumbis time TO yourselves
the disgrace Of badness by neglect Of persons.
II s duty morasts to the beauties OF
turs with which abeun Creator has endowed the
CAUTION TO BE REMEMBERED.
Several flag attempts have been made to counter
felt the true Balm OF Columbia some Of the mpo.tors have
far felt the splendid Wrappers and th,
Niagara and every external mark except the name Of Com
stock, which they dare not forge.
To avoid positions therefore, loak for
Cons ck Co T. y Constock aud buy the article
unless 10 'as that name uponit
Sold wholesale and retail, only: at No. Fletcher st. NJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

49, PAssAUE TO AND FROM ENGLAND
I'm IRELAND. SCOTLAND, AND WALES, with a
passage from the d ports a reduced rates.
10 Given 10 emgrants Nv different agents throughout Che
ious parts Of Europe and Liverpool BY Mr. Herdnan
II firm. TO attend To those
may b. engaged b. e friends here TO prevent delay toe
complained OF
Letters will forwarded and passages We secured 20
liverpool by the regular packets sailing the ist 7th I3h,
5 nsh Of month, throughout the year. Aso
Loadou the lat 10Th. and goth OF each month"; by applying
~ letter. post paidl or 10 the Subscribers,
HERDMAN KEENAN, 81 south,
dosr from Wall 81
bic al eight on National Bank Of Ireland lie branches
on lie IA Baph ofIreand aud it's branches apply
M a above fet7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
FOR NEW ORLEANS,

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
as - IS 40
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS.
ITO sail every other MondayO
Shin STIAK SPEAIsE, Capt. Conell
- HUNTSVILLE, Capt. j. kldridgc,
SARATOGA Capt. W. Hathaway,
YAZOO Capt. Ktngshury.
MISSISSIPPI, Capt. Hillafd,
LOUISVILLE. Capt Hunt
The above ship arr all OF the frat elas copperd and cop
oer Of light DRAFT Of and built IN this city
expressly the trade with elegant accommodations for pas
npers and commanded by able and experienced Masters
The price OF passage from New York to New Orleans fixed
Il $50 and from New Orleans TO New YORK at 500 without
insors They will at all be towed no and down the Mis-
nspp BY steamboats, and the strest psnetuaty observed
these ships vii responsible for ewery, bullion, precious
stones silver plated for letters parcels pack
,er ssnt by board them unless regular bills Of
sng are the same, and the value therein expressed
m goods the subscriber will be orwardedree OF com
~ 4. X. COLLINS h co Sc South at.
AGENTS in New Orleans, FOSDFCk RASlNE.
No goods received after Saturday evening" previous to the
asy of sailing. as
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

L. A..s.,- . sI,us lou o, young shout twenty
w years OF age VINO well acquainted with IN. drug bust
az clerk In Wholesale Drug Grocery Store Would
hqv, no objections South and West Address D. at this Of
hce. all u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
Carc ulatlon Of the Herald.

.a. Circulation Of the Herald.
N~..,-. Esr.Alp dailv ososr ..,, 1900
Wrrrrv NJ pALD. MISREPRESENTATION. $4,000
cfrraA Hr on the arrival ofs steamer, 5000
Asgrsgateeirculationo fthe Herald. ..........u $1,000
81 OF thisimmenseis we circulate IN l..r.-.--
ewrLAoELPHIA, Daily and Weekly, about ..... 3,ec S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
NO. 4 PECK SLIP
LONDON ADVERTISEMENT.

LONDON ADVERTISEMENT.
ARIsTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY.
GENTLEMEN inclined 20 ahead the Atlantic stsem
ROLFE 4 Co.'S.
NERCHAN TAIBORS,
No a Great Marlborough street. Regent street.
LONDON
tbeir arrival 10 inspect their extensive and ercaept ~
scrtment OF Wastcoats and the best West Of Elganc
Cloths being assurt oy Rolfc Co.. OF the hrst styeo lash
ion. sud AZ rirrs the lovyes renureratinv sca mntm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

MRS. MOTT, THE CELEBRATED FEMALg PLY.
Vu slClAN OF NEW YORK. having Just received large
quantity oheres roots and essential oils sm Europe not TO
obtained this country, will be able 10
which have ba.ed the skill ofthe most
Mrs MOTT positively pledges herself to relieve all
incident the human frame and especially the
oowng rheumatism ofhowover long standng tic dolorep,
too, hurors scr6fua salt rhenm, king evil canker,
worms catarr scadhead dyspepsia debility, spinal afec
tions. symptoms, white swelings asthma, jandice
liver complaint hemorrso and female weaknesse
fta Offallng knees, and other diseases.
No mercury mineral Of any kind used Aay females
boring under weaknesses consult Mrs MOTT
with perfect confidence surs Of patients from A. NJ
until NJ her residence s Sprung street west SIDE OF
Brosdry al letters frs the country (post paid prQiy
attended to- Medicines forwarded all parts Of the uuisc
stafes j. 2osm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

RICHMOND Woodruff, sg
COM ssION NERO ANT,
IVA South street,
sr1 New York. jeS
BOYD BLEACHING POWDER,
PERSSE & BROOKS,
SOLE AaENrs,
JeS VI Liberty street
P. HOUSTON, M. D., $3.50
DENTIST
No. 20 Park Place. jebm"eoo
NOTES Of the Bank Of Bennington and ST. AbaDs Bank
i 1w redeemed at 81 Wall ST. att discount
M DuRoGER, will please call at the Herald Office.
HAVANA sEGAR5.-IOOOo 6rst quality, In hall and lu1
lels r. Woodruff. liza South st
q h: Is s:,
Robin Hood from Liverpool, and ard for sale BY.
e.s 81 South street up stairs
Quarter DO as4y Havana sera half and
ies r. woODHULL,i TIA southst
SCOTCH C0ALs-sotons ON board bark Jane, from Glas
ieas PERssE BROOKS, 8, Liberty st.
SPANISH DoUDLooNs for sale at the best rates
iea7 Iso Broadway and " Wall It.
SATIN SURFACE YELLOW ENVELOPE FAPER.-
800 'saH superior aE sfRisS BkSoKs 81 Lb..y
HEAD PIsTAREENs wANTEDTDy, u.uu
jyls 1870 Broadway and "a wan al street
SCOTCH COALs-sis tons, board the ship Tiger, for
irso PERssE BROOKS, 81 Liberty st.
few Geutle%en have neatly furnished rooms
~ b Bceakfsst can be had, If desired jyl7 I'm
Oht1 ILLINOIS, indiana and fs4 MMHsssy Esf ssS
DOMESTIC RAGs-l5o bales list and I'd sorts white Do.
iysS s'''e s' LOT 'PsEisRsssE BROOKS 81 Lib.r st.
DWIGHT, DANFORTH CO., BROKERS, No. 4, MeI
chants rehange-Safety Fund Ned Back, Eastern Phi
terms. apll 3m~
COLD, OF ALL KINDS, BOUGHT AND SOLD at tn
s. j. sYLvEsTERs
jyIi 100 Broadway and n Wall street
ST. SYLVESTER,
jeH lso Broadway and ~ Wall ct.
T1NCURKENT MONEY Of ali kinds purchased at the
81. sYLvEsTER's,
JET 100 Broadway and ~ Walst
SEQ rCH CoALsais TONS cargo ship Tiger from Glas
aio PERssE & BROOKS, 81 Liberty st.
FIRE BRCKs5OO board the ship Tiger. from Glasgow
alo PERssE & BROOKS, 81 Liberty ct
BLEACHING POWDERs--l5o casks of Boyd's Belfast
Bleaching Powder for uniformity and equal any
a s"' ~ save fERssE & BRooKs 81 Liberty st.
ThIsH BLACK MARBLE 2slo cubic feet superior Black
Muble selected expressly for this market B brig
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- aad SCOTLAND in of fs, fle, els and f2eto any
amount, for sale at s. j. sYLVESTERS
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n TVOMpeON pROKFR, 81 Wall sirfet. New Fork
y Uncurent Money and Cold and Silver bought and sold
the very best terms Distant served without
delay. UsW