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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01
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The only source, from which this debt can be paid,
without new loans direct taxation, are the reve.
nues Of the canals. The period Of time at which il
can be paid and extineuished. depends upon the
surplus Of those and above the present
charges upon them, and those which 10 known will
exist
Under existing laws, the following sums must be
annually applied, from the revenues Of the canals to
the following purposes
BY chapter 3J6 Of the laws Of 1896, the Commits
sioners Of the Canal Fund are directed annually to
loan To the treasury, 100000 90
Out Of this SUN, the deficiencies in the
revenues ef the lateral canals, to pay
the interest on their debt, and the
expenses of repairs and superrnten-
dence, are 10 be paid. The interest
on those debts being thus provided
for, that on the loan fer the enlarge.
ment Of the Erie Canal. SI,00o, 600,
and the loan for the Oneida River
improvement. remains O. be provided
for. This interest amounts annually
to POI, $50 90
To which should be added the interest
con the recent loan Of $500 900, 30 600 90
Present annual charges, s63I, $50 90
Assuming the annual average charge for
Superintendent and repairs OF the
canals, not provided for, TO be 100000 90
The total annual charge on the reve-
nues will be GLIB $50 90
This estimate for superintendencs and repairs, !.
believed 60 be much more than will be required
Z hey have not in any year amounted TO that sum:
and there every for belle wing that they will
hereafter be less than they have been. The improved
construction OF the enlarged canal, with express
view TO permanently will render IL less liable to in
jury; and the in which the sire that here
tofore empted into IL, are conducted under IL,
will prevent its being sled up with the deposites IF
those streams and will secure its banks from injury
by their irregularities. The dangers anticipated
from breaches will thus be considerably obviated,
while the establishment Of guard gates at convenient
distances, will prevent any extensive injury; and
where the enlarge nent Is not completed, old and de-
cayed structures are or will be replaced by those Of
more durable character. There is therefore no good
ground Tor anticipating that SO large sum viii be
required hereafter to keep the canals in order But
on the principle which has guided the Board in all
their estimates on this subject, Of taking amounts
that will certainly be safe, they have put down this
expense a, the above sum.
According to the estimates before given Of the
amount Of tolls which will be received in each If the
next seven years to total amount Of the toll. recev
ed NJ 10 the 3OtL Of Sept. 1896 will be els 3l 40
The amount n annual charges is esti-
mated above at 81 l3l $50 per year;
amounting in seven years TO 79Is,75o
Leaving a talance Of o. 4IO 800 |
The principal of the debt redeemable
in 1916 and 1876, 10 2g53 $50 |
Leaving balance Of s4,476,55l !
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81 800 coo

Or the same surplus Will pay the interest, at the
rate ct srcent, on debt OF twenty millions
Of dollars, incurred during the seven years as
will appear from the following calculations:
For millions in $780, at 5per cent the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22
state Of Trade.

Cotton il aue and Flour without nation
or Real Estate sale took place Brook
lyn, at the follown rates. ,
Fo lots ON at the south Of Jackson and
i2o 49, ia and 23 sold No 100 brought
S765, i2I $780, l22 $3.50, i23 $1,000.
JAG kop street at the westerly of Jack
Nos li6 Ill., lls and il9 sold No ll6
brought SSi5, ill S6OS, ll5 SOS, lls $3.50.
the side OF Front street between Jackson
Gold Nos 04 los and log sold No brought
SIZE, I04 S725, los $3.50, LOG $3.50.
Three lots Jackson street the south Of Jackson
and Marshall Nos a. rs and sold No "a brought Ssf5
Is $780, 26 $685..
Three lots the westerly side Of Jackson and Water
Nos 49, and 80 sold No. brought $685. SO $780, 81
$3.50.
Three lots Gold street. the north of Pymssh
aud Gold streets Nos A. 49, sad 4s sol No A brought
$4e0, as s 20, 46 $50
seven lots the easery side of Little Nos 52 49,
1885, 59, &c., l6 and No l52 brought S675 $s5, 1853
$500 1853 $40, 100 $780, l6l $500, i62 $40.
Two lets the south side Of ymouh. between Gold and
Jackson streets Nos rs asd II sold No rs brought $780,
II $500
Two lots the southery side of Plymouth street between
Jackson aud Little streets Nos l and l42 No. ll brought
$685. l42 $685.
Two lots the eastey side Of Jackson street. between
Evans and Plymouth, Nos 1886 and 1877 sold NO. 1856
brought S5l0 1877 $55.
Also the large double two brick house and lot on the
of Evans AMI Little streets being 40 feet inches front
Evans street rs feet nches Little street IS feet IL the
and 70 feet to the line OF Evans street sold for
Three lots and half lot fronting Marshall street
and running in the East river Nos T. and were sold No.
brought SOS, $685. Sio75
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BY EXPRESS.
lCorrespondence of the Herald

WASHINGTON, May ~, lS4u.
After a week Of suffocatng heat, were favored
to-day with delightful shower Of rain. 1t has fallen
copiously since o'clock this morning. and has al
ready given new life to parched and parchng vege-
tatiOn. We, who have suffered most from the late
heat should be the most grateful for the showers
which have tO-day visited us.
In the Senate, the morning hour was devoted ex-
clusyely to the consideration OF private bill for the
benefit of Mrs. Crooks, of Canada. The bill OPP
posed by Mr. Hubbard of New Hampshire, and add
vocated by Mr.. Clay The bill grows out of the Sc
guestra,ion of vessel owned by the husband of
Mrs Crooks. 1t will probably be lost tomorrow.
Mr. Norval of Michigan, who was entitled to the
floor, went on to make speech in favor Of the gene
raj bankrupt law. The Hon. gentleman advocated
the bill as amended by Mr. Wall of New Jersey, and
opposed the project of Mr.. Clayton. He held the
floor the remainder ofthe day.
In the House of Representatives, an hour
consumed in amending the journal of yesterday, on
melton of Mr.. Pctriken of Penns ylvans.
A bill to disannul various land regulations after
certain date, was next taken up, and on motion
to refer it to the Committee Of the Whole hot de-
bate took place, which resulted in a motion to lay
the whole subject the table, which motion was
not sustained
The orders of the day being demanded, Mr.
Bells bill for the security of the freedom of cleo
items came up, and Mr. A. S. Brown, of Tennessee,
whs was entitled to the floor, proceeded to ude
a speech which he commenced yesterday. He made
very full reply, and of course Mr.. Bell will be
compelled to come out in his own defence. This is
to be regretted, because Mr.. Bells response will
time which should only be occupied by the actual
business of the nation.
One of the features of the bill is certainly very
offensive. 1t provides that who holds am
Office in the gift Of the government shall exercise
the freedom of Speech the pen or the tongue in any
election. 1t awards the right of suffrage to him
only; but if he shall dare to write, by painting
printing engraving, or by making signs shall per-
suade any citizen to vote, he shall be held guilty of
misd emeanor, and shall be punished by fine and
imprisonment 1t is unnecessary to say that such
bill cannot pass; and it is but an act Of Justice to
Mr.. Bell to say that he has never dreamed that it
would pass In fact, he asserted at the time he in
trOduced it that he aware that it would be un-
popular with both parties and find friends no where
At half-past two o'clock, Mr.. Brown was going
on, when the House took recess till 4 O'clock.
Yours, &c.
r. M.-After the recess of today, Mr.. Brown con-
cuded his speech in opposition to Mr. Bells bill to
secure the freedom of elections. The previous
question was demanded, and the bill was unanimous
| ly, or nearly so, rejected
The House now went into committee of the whole,
and took up the Sub-Treasury Bill. 1t will not be
over ten days, and will be passed by very
large majority. Yours, &c.
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PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
PACKETS TO DEPART.
Cleared.

Cleared.
swan, Griswod Hartford; Tsngier King sydney; intrepid
S M St ieS%s Roy Mach SriIn
ns%sS Rcsfs IsSo S5rod
man, Lisbon.
TOP Fsrham Co. Left bark Globe for PhiadelPh,a dsgi
brig MERMAID, Boston, I'D .o May s. lat 50 y lon 81
So lon s. 40 spoke ship edford Thomas Of Boston DIS I'm
bur e 9r he & lat 81 or
signals with schr standing souh shswing red signal with
Of NYoR s FIN Phad for Porto Rico; 18th lat ss lon Il co.
spoke ship Byron Purrngon of Bath from NOreans for Lii
Barge Porpoise, from Philadelphia, to w Thsmson.
General Record.
For Eope-The Gladiator Columbus and Roche ster sal
today for London and Liverpool weather permitting. Their
letter bags are a Giipin's News Rooms.
On the 2th of April the Havana Noicoso there we're
anchored IN this port ~ vessels ard in this estimate there is
not o. war ew o. The ports OF me old or new
spoken.
Henry Clay from Pensacola for NYork May g lat 49, lon
Hear Thompson Of NyOr from St Marks for Liverpool
Esle Of N-wbnryport from Porto Rico for NYOrk May A.
Berry Of Boston from NYork, May 10, off Chncotesgue
1'S"'' United States Ports.
islett do; Homer, Kent, do 80
GloUcrsTEr, May liar Stephen Philips Giles New
Srw BrpgoRp May Is-arr Native, Young, NYqrk,
PonI.MovrH, MI, May ls-Gd Telegraph, Nyort.
Thoburn do ed Republican, Ho1yer do Grampp. Drake do
DS 81 May GSs Assd Mar
Nosroix May is-arr Porto Rico Duel, Porto Rico; Spy,
Foreign Ports.
AREcgIBo PR May Sharon, Lockhsrt, Of Philadelphia for
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WORMS-WORMS.

w ORNS have caused thousands of deaths SHARMAN's
w WORM LOZENGES will Ger ainy destroy them
thousand families have used hem-they fail
RR c. u. G. CHURCHILL, has used them in over so
with successcured of spasms and Of ftscon-
s,ders them the only niibe medicine known and advises
all to them
Rev DR.. Eastmoud, Dr. Hope Oculist, Hon. B. Boards
ley Gen. Van Rensselaer, Col j. l. Haines and
others might be added Of their wonderful virtues.
Sold at log Nassau street. 4s Chatham 2so Bowery and i3s
Fulton street. Brooklyn myHy
NQrlCEThe subscriber informs his friends and the prb
~ c that he has fitted splendid style the five story
building the Of Nos l55 and l57 Broadway between
Courandt and Liberty street formerly kpown Niblos
Hotel The altera and which have lately
bee, made to thus establishment such he hopes win
entire satisfaction to his friends aud customers
The house spacious sud calculated TO accommodate large
number The coaee-rooms and paros bedrooms and sitting
have been newly furnished and painted and provided
with every accommodation for the comfort Of guests.
The bar will at all times be supplied with the choicest
sormest Of and liquors of the approved brands d
reety from heimporer and the ale from Of the most
LIBERATED Albany brewers.
The plan and arrangements such that the proprietor does
not doubt petition of visits aiter the first call.
NJ BARTHOLOMEW.
Nav York Apr aD2B 6,y+
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CHATHAM THEArRE.-The " divine Celeste,
notwithstanding the nclemency of the weather last evening
drew house crowded sufocaon part Inc
performed we're The Child of the Wreck Major Noah
Natalie The full house at the Chatham may perhaps ge AZ
trbued to the fact that dancing at present the oue
the day than the inclination of people to venture OUT 10
ness theatrical exhibitions at the present une eher III cam VI
storm. =, IN,
Celeste has, however proved trump card for Mr. horne
and il hoped that will succeed in eectns WIN her
Tonight the last bit one Of her eng
she appears piece, entitled The Escape, III winch
she will supported by the full strength al the company VII"
also the of the Cacucha and repetition oil Natalie
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Comfy Court

The Case of Justice Manufacturing to the con
Nnued absence from town of the Recorder, no pro-
gress has been made in this protracted affair The
illness Of G. j. Bronson prevents the quo ,carranfo
from coming before the Supreme Court, and pending
that persd question: decision be expected from
this tribunal The court was not in session, as ex-
pected bv many persons interested in the result, whe
nb at the City Hall, notwithstanding the pclt'
ing of the storm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

my2l St. "a Maiden lane and 1871 Chatham st.
MRS. MOTT, THE CEJEBRATED FEMALE PLY
1vl SIClAN OF NEW YORK, having Just received large
quantity of hrbs roots and essential oils Euro
be obtained in this couary will be able those diseases
which have baaed the skill Of the most
Mrs MOTT positively pledges herself to relieve all
incident to the human frame and especially the
following; rheumatism long standings tic dooreux
govt palsy, partly ed limbs, decline consump
WORMS, eatarrh, sealdhead dyspspss debility spinal aes
liver complaint hemorhod, and female weaknesses
fits offalling sickness, and other diseases.
No mercury mineral of kind used. Any females la
boring under various weaknesses may consult Mrs MOTT
confidence. Hours of patients from A NJ
until NJ at residence lis Spring street, (west side of
Broadway. Al letters rom the country (post paid promptly
attended Medicines forwarded to ali parts of the United
States San
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

THB CRoPs.-The Frederick Examiner states
that there is an almost universal complaint in that
county of the ravages upon the growing wheat by
tho Hessian Fly
The Rockville Free Press, on the other hand
speaks in favorable terms Of the appearance Of the
farms in Montgomery county. The corn is nearly
all planted aud the wheat and rye sound and he ahy,
with very prospect of an abundant crop. Clover is
up finely. and presents formidable appearance -
great fruit year is anticipated, and the only word
Of complaint is from the kitchea garden where thew
are a little troubled with the cut worm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

Flour was selling in Baltimore, on the Goth, a,
81 AS, for Howard street.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

INGRAHAN Au S,S 10 o.o,,
+ as Fulton street large and raGabs assortment Of new
and second hand household and eaHinet furniture.
Sd and g seat s mnssny rocking char.
eucd maple aud fancy chars; mahogany French ded
bedstead. scroll dining aud tea tables foot bench
toilet table,; wsshstands SC.
stair esrpss ingram .a2 Venetian Do q dT%set brussels
Ianps-tso eeg astral and mantle lamps, grandole
as@ rsTs S Gns and glass Also pas
ELIGIBLE COUNTRY BUSINESS FOR SALE in one
II of the most healthy and interesting towns in this state
has beer by the p,e.n proprietor about ,s
Of importing wholesale and retail business and be
's w s %by hs
proprors relnqushing and ether particulars ayp
myaaim. THOMAS PYNE, ass Pearl st.
TO STEAMBOAT PRoPRIEToRs The subscriber en,rs
LEHGH coaL Of I the ar.s qualify Sine this season. R
vered from barres which constantly arriving at the FOL
anbroken Lumps $3.50 ton, delivered in carts a,
Lup $500 per ton delivered free Of charge
Ptiiadsiphia money will be receive in payment a,
sn h S se 20 rh The ssr inducing
steam vessels generally to use coal. NJ w ,vrsr
Sol, Agent Of he Lhgh Coal and Nsyisqn CO. Of
Cherry slip, and Lanrens, Canal street. myfa ~
WHITE LINEN DRILLINGs for sale at low prices aud
myaasr q. A. HUMBERT's rs Maiden lane.
RooKs OF HERtLPRY.-T. BROWN, Stone Seal Ep-
removed Broadway, opposite the
engraved on Stone Dis-onds imetIysts Topa,e Crystals,
&c bought In the rough FERN Ladies' Seals,
Peuecases Sgne Rings &c engraved with Coats Of Arms,
Crests Notices, any other device
Coat, q Arms painted and forwarded to any part Of the
Book. of H.rad5y kept with upwards of 100000
Coats Of Arms fouad' myn 81
CTRAWBERRIEs AND CREAM AT PATTIsONS.
~ corner Of Nassau and Ann streets. ny23 3'
CPRINGAt this beautiful season OF In. year when
- arayed flowers of hue, the face Of beauty
often marred with unshY reckes aud boches To remedy
this, the proprietor Of NICHAUN'S FRECKLE WASH
offers remedy not only for freckes but for
sunburn and other affections of the skin II only
needs trial 10 establish IN the good opinion Of those wh0
may Price SO cents. For sale BY the quantity
single boz, by A. b. X ID. SANDS, Druggsts,
my22 ar 70 and 100 Fulton e.
THE ROMAN KALYDOR-Lord Chesterfield saws a
good APPEARANCE is letter Of recommendation on all
casons Who axe good appearance with face full OF
pimptsl This Khydor will in short time cure the
most obstinate pmples, and will also remove reckls
pew moth spots rdness n the skim letter ard other
obstinate cutsneous affections Price 50 cents sd at whele
sale and retail, BY A. b. & ID. SANDS, Druggists,
myRi 3m 70 aud 100 Fulton st
SEGARs-isOoe first quality Havana segars, in half aud
myaS n Woodruff, II. South st
AMPAGNE-TIPPECANOE BRAND.-A full supply
~ this Superior article quarts and pins received by the
HENRY STRYBING, 20 Water st.
NIB Orders from the country are promptly executed
my2aiw'
T.. r. WRIGHT,
CENTLEMEN'S GENERAL OUTFITTING STORE
Lisen, Cfavst, Gloves, Handkerchief. Hosiery, &c,
~ Liberty street,
Three doors east Of Brsadway)
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APPOINTMENT THE PREsIDENr.-Our Wash
ington sponde MT informs that the nomn
Of Aaron VAIL Esq to be Charge des Affaires to the
Court Of Spain, was Yesterday afternoon confirmed
by the Senate of the United States.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22
Sales of Stock at Philadelphia yesterday.

Sales Of Stock at Philadelphia yesterday.
$500 State Fyes ls5 e3 do, 1884 $500 Lehgh
SKIES sis, SO 5000 Lehgh Fives 1884, july 81 $500 County
Elves 1871 n from 18th May) ,e $500 Drafts ~ York
At sight 1885 % shares T. Bank 7 IS do Saturday fiat
Is do 10 days Hat 7 100 do days flat Mechanics
Bank s5i; Is Girard Bank, ss.; 81 Lehigh Coal, i6
Sales on "Wednesday. at the Second Board.
share Pennsylvania Insurance. Saturday fiat soo shares
Vicksburg Bank go days s. l6 IL rard Bank do, this
week, s. flat, s9l; SIZES State Ewes, 1854, 80.
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HARRIS a. UNDERHILL,
TAIL ORING ESTABLISH EMIT,

GRANITE HOUSE,
LITTLETON, NEW HAMPSHIRE,
THE subscriber has taken the Granite House (erece the
psst season and n ready to accommodate the travelling
public good style house the country The
house wen located in the pleasant village Of Littleon
the banks o the Ammonoosue river The
well furnished Persons stopping AZ this house be
comnodaed with TO the White Mountains Ha.
ver, Montpelier and Burlington, at time in the day
mys i'm HENRY THOMAS.
PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET, 10 single gentlemen, far.
nished snfurnished with breakfast and tea IL eaured
in desirable part Of Broadway, at the st Of May Enquire
Broadway An early application Will choice
Of rooms. References given and required. maas IL
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Brother Knapp is holding forth in Philadelphia.
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New York. April 40. $50

I'll 900 WILL BE FORFEITED IF DIR. POETT,s
pI ,OOO ERADICATION FAILS TO CURE RE-
CENT CASE OF GONNORRIiu,A, generally, in less than
senyour hours and when the disease has been long stand
medicine has been found ehecua For sale BY the
folio wing agnts-A b. ID. Sands 10 and 100 Fulton Hart
Broadway Chambers street. Dewa Church
and Chambers H. s. $50 Bowery; Moss Grand and
Cannon ga Broadway IS Sixth l0e Sixth
Csnin, and Bedford Burnett 81 Canal street, A r.
Truro, ST. Johns. New Brunswick. Price 81. mali
NEW FAsHIOEs-T. DIVERS Report Of the London
and Paris Fashions have been this day. and
ready for delivery at No asi Broadway Terms
$3.50 per copy, or Sc 90 a year in advance
myis iw. A. BLAkESLEE, Agent.
DUBLIC NOTICE OF RENOVAL.-sAMUEL PHIL
LIPS late Of log William street respectfully informs his
patrons that he has ed his cash tailoring
Enlistment to las Broadway door from Liberty
where he will continue to transact business the
that has gained him large portion Of public favor.
has entered into arrangements that will enable him to
furnsh articles Of dress equal to the
houses the ade at still greater saving than heretofore
This be once BY their garments and bills
with his 1.-THE only arrive at just eoneusion quail
fact that withholds the proprietor from publishing nominal
Inst charges articles may be made low which
absolutely in the ratio the most riccs
wishes particularly to draw attention TO this fact,
daily attempts made 10 copy his style
conclusion r. gent that he makes up
article Of dress whatever but from the best erals
and that he employs but hsrate hands lie asks the
public TO make trial Of his system In the full conviction that
he really them thirty per cent
An assortment of Shirts, Stocks, Bosoms Collars,
Glove always on hand. mall 3mis-
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REMOVAL

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DIR. LEVITT, DENTIST.

DIX. LENETT, DENTIST,
30 BROADWAY, entrance in Warren street
WILL feel much pleasure showing how NJ. plan Of
w, ing Teeth on the principle OF ATMOSPHERIC fREs-
results from its application A DR. l. nothing about d
secret, he wishes the public to Judge for themse
From long personal the practice and
penencs Of Mr. evet Dentist most cordially recon
f the greatest perfection Of den
tistry.
Hours attendance only from o'clock in the morning to
,oclock n.ernoon. ap3o mins'
pILLIARDs.-EXERCIsE FOR HEALTH oNLY-A
ORD respscnn informs his friends in the vicinity
9fe Tssrsa that he has just fitted III. large Room @
be happy to thos. who wish play purchase table, ana
his old stand u Ann street adjoining The Museum where
scrlpon, cloths, babs SC for sale above
most respectable and the best OF
jas s
SODA wATER.-soUILLARD, DELLUC CO, Phar-
~ maceuss apprise their and the public in gene
Park Row opposite the Asor House. and @ Broadway op
poste Nibs Garen. Soda Water Fountain which they
". B. The neral waters OF or Saratoss ytcbv
and seltrer Springs constantly on hand myls i'm
EOR THE FACE AND skIN-Among the many and va
rou kinds Of Cosmetics that to the public for
CHURCHs VEGETA LoTioNP 4, mna, as Is
pimpes, blotches tan, ringors changs and eusnsous
escrsons u can be obtained genuine at CHURCHs DIS.
cents per bottle. e nvis i'm.
I ONION PORTER AND BROWN sTOITT-ToHN
= WlLklNSON, No ~ Pine street, having made arrange.
ments with Messrs Henry Mesx o. the well shows Lon
stout will devote his .oe sitsnton to the importation and
sale o. this article He now offers several hsndred casks
casks to suit purchasers or by the single dozen bottles