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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
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sa se 9s Hood a rS'is Gy rSn BRIT
S sSSs re sS. Me- ysI 5sSds Boy
b Psfs EG2 &n Ms' SsRs III iS Planet. Terry Peters
Ship Crescent Ball. so days from Hayre with wine 70 u
Brig W:husIOss Barge Williams, days from Charleston,
Brig Carolne and Mary, Cole, days ON st Marks with
live OAK, to Breti Vose;
ds july M 81 So i sa 20 a S's smoke C
bark ss, n Sall, d n from ysua lr Bc,on
'oon . JBoonan sticks cedar Robinson 81 Saes 70
sshr Henry Chase, Williams days from Washington, Nc
sh. PrsE Jameson y ds from sgrnan with molasses
Porinoah Dig the river SPOKE pTg Ana
S4'Isi%a s%IiI
OsdSn Sailed In co. sehrs Olive Henry, Chase lad Erie
schr Joseph Marsh Poland from Attalapas live oak to
se6r wsrrea Rogers days from Virginia. with coal to the
schr II Lawrence, Townsend days from Richmond coal
scbr Ann Eliza sOmers days from Richmond with coal
sch viSniaD BedelI, days from Norfolk with tobacco
to master.
General Record.
Sclr Busfor Avery from Mobile which was lost in Aprl
Or Nay last IN Galveston Bly, has cold about
s'OO leAan money suo,,.,
La Duchesss dorleans Richardson hence for Iavre July
stCoud, fom NewYOrk for New Orleans June a. lat a 81
lon sal.
Washington, sherman from for Mobile July q lat 30
lou So
Foreign Ports,
MsraNzAs. July s-ln port, Grand Turk Nichols for New
York, in days sid Barnsiable, yasmer, Cronsiadt.
United states Ports.
S,co, July s-arr Emery. NYork
Barn, July larr Rowland, Adams st Thomas; Corpeia
Wlnchel 81 Thomss; Baltic. Merritt, do.
5osroN, July tar Tybee Herbes Charleston, Homer
Reed, NYorkj Cambridge, Hail. Beuj B,gelnw Wells do
18th, Michigan, klboru, MsanEas Tuscavla Biven ~
Josess cid Adaro. NOreans; LOUISE, Alsany; Prquot
her, Nfork Renown, Lowell do; WIN Roscoe Sherwood do
Grecian Chase, do
NEw BEpFoRp. July Barr Cornelia. Ri ketson NYok
Ws9aEN, July 1.-THE Pnilip Tabh Jen icy, for Coast o
hill, has gone below, aud will sail IN a Few days.
PRovIDENCr, July tar " Hard Miller, NYork
NEwPopr, July 3-arr Amy, Phila1tlphia; Patriot Bah
bfge NYarN for Bangor ACknOmwok do Boston; Oym
pus. Dartmouth fr NYork
fHtI ,pEi PHIs July 5arr Planet BUSHNELL NYork! cid
aware Boston; Susan Ia, Tor, do; Globe, NYorL.
Condor, do; Dianthe.
M9BnE, July 7-arr Camilla, Mandeville; Romp Grant
MILAN, d.. ~ -f'' "
Nav OsLtsSsi July 5-arr Citizen, Bar.tow Nyork sid 81
Lawrence and Lscktwana
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
Correspondence of the Herald

WAsHINGroN, July Is, 1910.
In the House Of Representatives to-day the Army
Appropriation Bill called up, and after debate
OF an hour or two was passed. AS soon as il was
disposed of, the House, on motion of Mr.. Bascaldo
went into committee of the whole and called up the
Indian Bill debate commenced here, and went
on with much asperty, and usual, resulted in an
extraordinary outpouring of sympathy for the poor
Indians on the part Of those who love the poor In
dams so much, that they never pick their pockets
and steal their lands and rob them of their BIRTH
rights into the bargain.
The bill was under discussion when closed, to
go and Fanny Elssler The bill will pass before
10 o'clock, provided by the name of Evans,
one OF the pimps Of the great constitutional law
YER" who is now making of himself, gets of
the floor before the morning
stThe floor of Congress is a very uneven one some
times, and one finds 1t difficult TO walk it correctly
The Senate was engaged all day with the Bank
Bill, and has not done any thing that the wings
have asked Yours &c
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
NOTICE. 1900
THE MOST PEKFEUI
w e. S "A N ID sc A L PS
IN THE WORLD.
CRISTADORO

els BROADWAY. OPPOSITE ST. PAULsS AND NEXT
TO AMERICAN MUSEUM,
pegs TO inform his friends and the public that he
to make 70 measure At the shortest NOTICE and has
hand the very LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE
MOST PERFECT WIGS AND SCALPS ever designed.
long experience and unremed application to this par cuar
The WINGS and sCALps that he particularly invites
the public to inspect of reconstruction simple
and ingenious; they render the metallic springs altogether
Unnecessary thereby doing with any unpleasant
sure headache which They
are also fixed the head more firmly than by the metallic
springs, and finally they are ninitey more hight and
pleasant TO the
CRIsTADORO's REPOSITORY also contains very e1.
ensive great variety of Fancy
Articles. Call and see. wis sIaE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17

ANorHER PBILsDELpHIA LocoMorIvE.-Mr.
Norris shipped another OF his engines yesterday
on board the Montezums, for England, being the
tenth which he has furnished the Birmingham and
Gloucester Railroad Company 1t is Of the largest
class Of locomotives, and is one Of those which
ordered expressly for their inclined plane being
pable thereupon and elsewhere Of drawing an ave-
rage Of about ffsy tons more than those Of British
manufacture. This is supposed to be superior 10
any yet sent, and its cost con board was 1850
pounds sterling. Nv. Norris has orders for
five more from the same source. We are informed
that all the engines sent to England are furnished
with American engineers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
Arrival and Depart Of the Malls.

.dTrtpes. Closes
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via Stonngton,
daily, except Sundays. ........... A. 81 r. NJ.
Eastern Steamboat Mall via New Haven,
daily, except Sundays .............. An
Eastern Land Mail, which leaves Sunday
morning, closes Saturday ............ p NJ.
Eastern Way Mail via Harlem. w estchester,
Norwalk &c daily except Ssntays.... PM A. NJ.
Hartford Mail by steamer, daily, except
Sundays: :....:.... :. -. ..;.... AM 81 P NJ.
daily. ............lll PM 81 PM
Western Mail, daily. ................lll PM 81 NJ.
Northern Mail, daily. 49,. AM 81 P. NJ.
Northern Steamboat Mall to Saratoga, via
Hudson, Albany and Troy, daily 49,. 81 P. NJ. A. ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
BY EXPRESS.

DRLAY AT THE Posr OFFIcE.-The Southern
Mail got in at half past ii ocock last night and at
half past enc the papers were not assorted. Will
Mr.. Coddington to this before the electionl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
Sales at the stock Exchange.


The Cotton Crop in Florida very forward and promis-
inS The season thus far has been highly favorable.
There is now prospect of full crop Of Cotton the
Red River, running through a part of Louisiana. Late
rains have been very beneficial
The probability is from all accounts that the Cotton
Crop in this country, this year, will equal that of last
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17

CoLT's REPEATING FIRE ARMs.-The Patent Arms
" Manufacturing Company intern public that they
received from their mandatory number
shot Guns Of sir charges each, which they considerably
commend 90 the notice Of Sportsmen equal
and finish to any thing imported and, from repeated expert
meats they satisfied they will throw
gun manufsc tured.
AsoC arbnes for balls shot Rifles, Of different sires
and Pistols, from pocket TO holster Percussion ana
Of superior quality Powder and Shot. All Of whic
offered at greatly reduced prices al their store Broad
rnq en-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17

GEN. M'KsN.-It is mentioned in the Bradford
County papers, that the late holy act OF this
gentleman was committed under the Influence of
opium, which had been administered TO aay the
pains Of an acute chronic rheumatism. Some hopes
are new entertained Of his recovery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17

SAILS Of Stocks at Philadelphia, yesterday.
STs2 LehFh Loan, Sys 1853, s0 $40 ehrh SKIES
81 shares Phia spha Whining ton and Baltimore cash
Reading tR 9ll do 81 lOs Delaware aud HudaOn
mos. Is; S522 DRAFT on New York, at sight. Io2..
sales n the Second Board Wednesday20 shares Bank
80 De- fiat 20 commercial Bank, 59i si3 20 Draft New
York at sight, IO2i.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17

pERssE n BROOKS, Commission Morchsats, No. 8,
Il Liberty street, offer for sale
SO bales No. domestic Rags
40 bales No.a do do
100 bales cotorrd foreign Rags.
loo casks Boy De Bleaching Powder.
as casks sutton Cos. Blue Smalts.
500 lbs Of rwne
bales Fetngs, 9s, as, 50, So, and n inca
bales Machine Blankets.
aales Lappnss.
so.sO lbs. Black OXIDE of Maganese.
have also for sale from Of the best manufactures
in the United States the following Papers,
Of News Printing OF various qualities and size
25oo Of medium royal and al Printing Paper
for books, SC
$500 realms Fooscap, ruled and PLAIN.
500 realms Flat Cap.
Also dem and medium Writing; Tissue and Envelope Ia
per pr - Papers, Bandboy aud Binders Boards.
reams of cloth hardware double crown, crswn, and
Wrapping papers, Straw Papers nc atlowest prices jeis
RICHMOND Woodruff,
COMM SSION Err CT ANT,
IVA south street,
New York les
BOYD : BLEACHING POWDER,
PERSSE 4 BROOKS,
SoLE AcrNTs,
ie9 81 liberty street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17

CHEAP ENoUGn.-Butteris selling ut Meadville
Crawford county, Pa, for four and five cents pc
pound, and eggs for four cents per dozen wheat n
cents per bushe-just half the price it brought th
time last wear.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17

APPoISTMEoTMsNTs BY THE PREsIDENr-By and
,rih The adrice aud consent Of the Senate Consuls
j. A. II Leonard, tor the port of Barcelona, in
Spain, in the place Of Joseph Burras, to whom the
Spanish Government has declined issuing exc
quatur. Joseph Binda, for the port Of Leghorn, in
the place Of Thomas Appleton, deceased. John
Martin Baker, for the port Of Neuyitas, in the island
of Cuba
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
REMOV AL.

DoCT9R EVANS ha, ~, removed from No. 70 Peck slip
R'n are 0 Requested siHs 10 ca.
of Ss ran 70 Sail at NO. 70 they may s. out
TsSn thy vi" psrhapf say they man, Dr.
is now in TEXAS nd ss been TO a b
sent o the city ,n more Re- than four years Citizens and
~ ,NEsIA prepared BY J.: NIXON No: 5Oi Bower,
81 s: IA s
acid gas eSo~d IN the stomach IS al
ssPS r ;GShs I'll. 55a Sy on
that apoa an asa n"s %c
@ed talent one Of most and
Indeed T. n is perfectly satisfied that nothing equal it
can be either imported manuiac in this other
II, has Sir lanes MEaray Orisa receipt and also the
made BY him bersoa and for which he viii
a. s,'Gs
could hs gsNnine preparations BE obtained here (which
& 10 ofs no bs to the s
i to The e The chemist and to the approval and patronage
FATHERS! MOTHERS! DAUGHTERS
THE whole ofths rem aiming Summer Stock of SAMUEL
HEATH isa BosfTy ' sSWg an endless variety in
CALICoEs,, MUsLiNs, wooLLEN CLOTHS, SC. Sc.
than half the original cost to make room for projected aer
several lot. q sod goods win be almost given away.
Strangers! Citizens! mark the ADDE'S
jyieiw' between Brsome aud sprine.
DIR. BOSTWICK, DENTIST,
PERipn0hMS s eGerst,ons on the TEETH IN the most
street. doors of Broadway Charges very reasana
BILE. iyl6 Imis+
CLERKS -wANTED--FoaT smart, active Young Men, VII.
~ have had experience ia the dry goods business
Alse-Twoo or three likely Boys from the country.
Also gentleman Of good address acquainted cash
Apply personally at NANN'S, 29i Grand st. lyle 81.
pRTNTED MUsLINs-White ground, small figured, cam
L brio jsconet and PLAID Mushns.
AsoSatin figured and PLATA, end article opened
"A y,
DOMESTIC GOODS cheaper than ever-Brown sheetings
s. and l0d yard, Shifting Muslins s. and Sd
LongsCots,s, and iod York Mills Hamilton and Boot
Mills, Is; Americau Dover Fa River and Merrimae Cali.
ecss, al OILS v,>,>,,s
I ACE sHAWLs1Ju,t received, $500 and 81 black and
- white Lace ior Shawls.
Also Bordering Lace, black and white in great variety
Also. Small figured white ground printed Musins Swiss
Jacconet, Cambria, and Plaid, Satin figured &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS-Cbeaper than ever.
Brown Sbeetng. S, 8. g. and l0j. per yard.
Shit ting Musns, 6, and I'd.
Long Cloths 8. aud Cd
York Mills, Hamilton and Boot Mills, Ia.
American, Dover, Fall River and Merrimack Cacoes I'd
tolls. NANN's,
Jyieg- Col Grand street
NOTlCE.-Consignees per ship HOWARD, from fampurr,
~ will please send their permits board or 10 the Office
the subscribers, without delay, all goods
within days ilably be sent TO public store
jels ID. n. SCHNIDT'S SON co. s3 Wall 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
SOlU Enr ,hc Of C.on yh,, t:i.ass

HSnO REWARD-CROSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
DcOO For the OF Gonurh1a elects Structures
lagcus complaints Of the degeneration.
Of remedies yet for the above this
ia the
Itmakcs speedy ard permanent cure without the
rieton TO diet, drink change in application
business. "
We give long quackish to deceive the
public II the medicine does speak for itself shall
speak for H. Our object TO notify whore be had and
under forfeiture of $500.
This disease that all ranks
ciety-hgh low, rich and They
Presented with armedy by which they
selves without the least exposure the pos
chile. -
Further the disease cannot be contracted adose Of the
Mixture taken al nizht ongong TO bed when exposed
IL is put in bottles with full directions ing IT. NJ
81 bottle One bottle lasts seek which generally cures
Many csred IN two days.
For sale ony at Dr. VIM n Minors Drug store Ne. 100
Broadway, Of pey New York
and at Jones Huchnson corner and Seventh
streets PHILADELPHIA
Beware ofimiiaiions. The genuine osly as above
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
NIBLO,S GARDuN,

o No po. ,ons% nj e. this establishment on account Of
% FIN rs top ssa sas. can e NOTICE
R6NE @hs viii in S as eo%td" M
iHyhieh hs rl Be supported BY Mr. Chippeadse, MIS-
s ssesa ad; Light Ehr' s So s"s sssny
ANiNs o 519iIil@Taq!' WI" commence with an
A"s' "'if; II Avs SS'Bisf y|,r%tTi;s called
f f.a s siss:'
pro,ne9ade in the chosest variety be had
% Ladies stfuily informed that new article has
Re is s May G nee r ase G% M
Mor.siaea which will be toundvey supsrothis aud the
Of an PERSON and ali the ingredients used are Of
To e'HcI9s S Sa f FIJI RSFGs9r s yf2ss called
p sFEp ss Jingle p Mr. Browne Ggs
Xasa; 's' Montgomery Mrs. sns;as NJ. ''iaGS as's
Ia which shs;racier She viii sing Kate KtsTasy A
90 Omnibusses will and from the Gardsn during the
T,cEsls so cents each
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS E'ES VENICE }aY 4 81! Sf 1se4 the play Of
piere;... ...M Mr.. Booth. Jafher. Mr.. Scott
OBJ 81 81 ,3nlSi: T'H 81 d;iT' G 6
s PIT az se" S sss1 M
vKANIzLIN rn:s .fTRE-chatham-sq square.
THIS EVENING July 4, ne "''sn'sd 'se play OF
Asf ~hsi ,hf ii Of the sA'1''''
10 e't MoSs Hi9f is' 4 F,sssss farce of
1 5?i; i
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17

In the Baltimore u S. District Court, on Satur-
day, the Jury returned verdict of forfeiture against
twenty-five pieces of cloths, seized in that city last
August, on charge of having been fraudulentiy i'm
ported, and which were claimed by Thomas Wood,
Jr The Patriot states that exceptions re taken to
the verdict, and the case will be heard before the
Circuit Court next November.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
WAsHrNoroN, July I6, Wednesday Evening.

WAsHINGroN, July l6, Wednesday Evening.
There is nothing in the breeze now nothing
talked OF bnt Fanny Elssler She is the Prima
Donna OF the night the Goddess of the Dance =
Talkedl'f by every one-applauded, caressedv-ad-
mred and ran alter; and well she deserves the en-
thusiasm which she has created:
She appeared tonight before a most brilliant an
dience-the most brilliant-the most elite-the most
elegant ever assembled in Washington. The Prcsi-
dent OF the United States the Secretary of War the
Secretary OF the Navy, the Secretary of the Treasu
ry, the Secretary of State-the Postmaster General
and all the members of the Cabinet were in one hoy
with their ladies, and the most fashionable and re,
spectacle families of the United States, filled up the
re sidue Of the house. r
AT the conclusion of beautiful dance tonight,
she received shower of the most beautiful bou-
quets; and the whole Theatre rang with the most
deafening, enthusiastic shouts of applause This
Is the hrst occasion bouquets were ever thrown
upon the Washington stage.
Fanny visited the Capitol Yesterday She was
&C accompanied by several distinguished members of
Congress She visited the Library-the Senate and
house OF hepresentatives-during the recess. She
was conducted to the Speakers chair In the course
OF her morning visit in the capitol she was heard to
remark, g am most agreeably disappointed in nv
visit to Washington. have been received by the
nobility of America with the most enthusiastic an.
plause, and have received the most marked atten-
ton How beautiful is your system of govern
ment here, remarked she to Mr.. -, Of the COM
mittee OF foreign affairs, who with her yester-
day 81 see guards around this beautiful ed-
hce-l see no sentinels on this magnificent terrace
to intercept your walks-every one appears TO be
enjoying freedom in its perfect latitude. / almost
wish was American %
The truth Is, Fanny Elssler never had a prouder
moment in her life than when she made her impress
sive appearance in the capital of Auerica She has
succeeded IN every respect, in her coming-and
when she departs, she will carry away with her the
best feelings and the best wishes of the people of
the metropolis. Yours. Re
p. S.-the Army Bill was passed to-day. Mr.
Evans, OF Maine, moved to reconsider the bill,
making appropriation for the North Eastern Boun.
dairy, nc. but it was negatived. Ayes 20, noes 70.
Every wing voting for Maine, and every Van Buren,
man against her. Let the citizens of Maine think
on this--and open their eyes,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17

CorroN CRoP IN FLoRIpA.-The Tallehasse Flo
ridian of the 18th inst notices open bos Of cotton
from plantations in Gadsden and Leon counties, Of
that territory, and remarks that the cotton crops in
those regions very forward and promising. In
fact both corn and cotton are said TO be unusually
promising, throughout Middle Florida. The sea-
son. thus far had been highly favorable to crops of
every description.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
<o "a EXCURSION TO SANDY HOOK, FORT

I TS s AkPT5S
S9at WA ", Iapts% Oliver Vanderbilt. VIM sGkbzY
s ss
30
es che @s S ss
board. jvi2at
-kd& FOR NEWBERN, N.C:-Kegaar Packet s1lIs to.
sG ss
last board will receive what freight offers this day,
FOR freight passage having handsome accommodation.
ijyl7 II r. W00DHULL, ia South st.
ICE CREAMS SAP sNIr caS SB kETRX HHhkE WHOLE
Ohm BRADEN, at his old stand, No 70 Canal street. hav
&C. ss f:
s9s It. Be 1% fa ss a satisfy
His confetti naries manufc tured under his imme
a @s SSs' nsF sas
seae Rememssr his store is lew rods west of Broadway
EvANs No e PIX Slip eS$nse. his improved
ss s1s
S'; ssS
IKE snSq e % s Ms P s
tos with any ether Office
The Cherokee Indian is endsay9nns to identify himself with
the nj by %s i W ss
ted with Dr. Evans once No Peck sip. yisIs
STRANGERS AND cI T5T:ss, IN GENERAL TAKE
But our friend Antonio Pastor
The best Cigars are there for sale,
Their perfume you may inslale
That charms the senss, ahd breaihes Ger all
Almost like those that ere mans fall,
Breatnd sweets in Edens fair 81 cline,
ctiore the birth of ting Time.
You'll find Regaiias, Normas, Gazadores,
Noriegas, La rlor La Minda and Canones,
Aud every both great and small,
TO please the taste Of each and all
Then call and Spanish friend,
Who loves the Hero Of North Bend -
Then walk through Greenwich street,
And when you arrive
Pray stop at one hundre and sixty.fve.
~ b. Just received at the establishment small
voice of the celebrated Napoleon Regaas. Jvl7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17

CoTToN PRosPEcTs.-- Red River papers
speak in high terms of the appearance Of their crops
in that section. Rains had lately fllen, which WA
tered the cotton and corn crops, most Of which re
CURED it, aud they present the most fatterng aspect
Of fall rich harvest.
In Mississippi, says the Free Trader, the cot
ton prospects are grand almost beyond parallel
where the soil has suffered no inundation. Both
on high grounds and on river bottoms, the growth
has been astonishingly rapid; and if serene, dry
weather should come on as expected, great guam
titles Of cotton will be picked in Adams county and
in the parish of Concordia, opposite side Of the
river, in the month of July.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
MONEY MARKET.
Tn ursday, July 1916 II. M


The British Queen is momentarly expected, and some
anxiety the receipt ofthe she may bring
The general of the Fancy Stock Market are I'M
changed general decline in prices has been apparent at
the Board of Brokers: u S. Bank declined per cent ~
American Trust and Banking Company, per cent; Della
ware and Hudson per cent? Harlem, per cent; Boston
and Providence per cent; Mohawk per cent; Bills on
Philadelphia were rather to day. Sales made
at 81 to Of discount.
The difficulties of the times have led to the most atro
cious and tareaced operations in the stock market All
those interested in stocks to exercise their whole IN
fuence in eaeavoring overreach each other The Far
mers Loan and Trust Company is an instance OF this IL
has been orally supposed that the Company would de-
clare dividend and operators have been selling at 10
81 per cent Yesterday the Board met and declared div
dend for August of per cent? Immediately after some OF the
eading members retired when, it is stated, the Board was
adjourned with the intention of reconsderng the dividend
resolution to day This probably done through the
influence miserable stock jobbng clique, for specua-
tive purposes to depress the stock The movement was
backed by those who had sold the dividend and would
pocket it provided declared When will our in
sutions purged from these disgracefu practices
1t is announced the New York State per cent Ca
nal Loan for 81 and the Genaessee Valley Canal
Loan for S25OO00, have been taken by Prime, Ward s.
KIM for themselves and others, a follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17

DR HUNTERS RED DROP-For one class OF c ml lants
~ oniy-Ohee No. Division street door from ao,srns
street the only place in the city wei known for the
great and extraordinary IL has performed
without diet hindr9nce from business when all other
dies have failed For particular tn. medicine
aivertiseme ats outer ~ II wal msi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
Si,25O.OOO

This the result OF the present system negotiating
loans for the clique which controls the money power
OF the state This stock having 20 years and Of
the best possible security has been given wire puers
OF the party in 90 per cent the very day that
New York Canal per cents, redeemabe in 1885, in
demand at 90 at the board of brokers' The loss sustained
by the state in this sale s3 25O being the difference be
tween the price paid and the market value of the stocks
On the 10Th May last the commissioners advertised for pro
poals for certain loans authorised by the act of April
$40, follows
For tie Erie Canal enlargement ....... Saooo,OOO
Genesee Valley Canal 500 900
Black River Canal 100000
Local Improvements. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000