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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27

W ExraAorDrSaRY SILrs.-Since the closing
Of the Fair ~ the Americen Institute, Mr.. Georxe
H. s!esi, Of hos Broadway, who exhibited the pre-.
nisn Hais there, has had a constant succession OF
orders for similar patterns and quality IL nav not
be generally known, that Outstanding the ad nit
ted superiority Of these Hats (boh as regards 1is
sfyie Of nansJacfure and her lasting guaiities,)
they sold by Mr Sloat at hess price than is
tuzy chsrgcd by other dealers for the most ordin-
cry portions Of their stock.
lis i.Per,snf that gcn,emen should be made ac.
quainted with q fact so important, and MIR. Sioat
(who 10 a scry meritorious young man, and
beginner IN businsss) ought to receive from this
community, snd from strangers visiting the city, not
srly liben-i, but very extensive Patronage and
support.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27
Sl,S6o,ooo 10
22e.Oss IS
$2,7s6.e09 IS

Most Of the work hitherto done on the road between
Bsnchville sad columbia has been accomplished throagh
the medium OF loans and the issue of IL month post
These notes at discount OF per cent in Augusta
Geo. and kave sold in this market 30 tks dol
lar. The snount outstanding n <2.7lse7
The currency of the south continues to improve. We
recently gave table of bank nstes and exchange Char.
eston a central point Wenow annex the following
table OF rates at Augusta, Geo. On the ?lst inst.
Psicrs OF BANK MITES ExcH,Ses AT lAueusr.,
Gxo.Ccv IL. IS30.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27
Passengers Sailed.

LuERrooLFsskef ship Gsyrick Mar.us Panon and lady,
Adshesd Mrs MITCHELL Barnett Phelps, Of New York;
Francis Morley lady and child Engiand James Mcinosh,
Glasgow; Tkos Lee and lady Albany; VIM Harris and lady,
G.ne:ss CO., N.Y. YIN Kay, London; Aerr Probe England
and Ale.I Gibbs Canada w Jackson, 1t Col British Art
isry; Th9npscn, Londoa; w. Young, Wet Post NY
Short and ant. Liverpool McIIenry, fhsdpsa;
Buckley ssadeworth kng 5uius Pease. Brminshss,
Kent Baltimore. 4
HAyRK-Packtt ship La DScs,ae dOrI,ans-H ter Nicer,
Gsrmssys MIR Schsiper,do; Bonny, DAVID Havs,d,
Nichols Leon Raye ntoiae Fsv and LADY, jerome RIA, e
Ravei.
NV ORLsANs-Shu FastfeId-Mrs Hum, children aud
antsj Mira Jacob Barker and servant Mrs Levi Gale,
Mrs M..riheld Mrs souiat and Miss Sykes all OF louisiana
Mrs Smith aud daughter Natchez u Audubon lady and
sscast M Martin Mr. Carroll LADY, 81 iaS;n and :sr,'.
Barker, Abraham Barker Montross Lonsiana Major
Epns, Naicbez Jas Rsnder, Brsnder, Chss Buck,
yesu NJ CARRIE Msss<s w been.
per r. Moore. Geo Witlss, Leus Tasistro, sabcock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27

C~srHAs THEArkr.-Last night, Thorp4 had
m o~erhowipg house, and the performance went
Of with the greatest enthusiasm. Another great
ball - presented tonight Tom andJ srry. with the
Ses- east tina: be prodsced in the country Rice
in saew piece, which ives last night received with
Headers Of applause ,lled the Sign of the Times,
and the popular and unsurpassed spectacle Of Peter
Wiikius. There must be great house.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27

BOUNDARY SusvEr.-A correspondent ofthe Ma
sional Intelligencer, writing from CasnpbeIltown,
New Brunswick, states that Professor Reuwick
was his way 70 the southwest angle of Nova SEQ
tia. from winch point he will proceed southwest
along the ridge dividing the ST. Lawrence and At
iantic waters, until he meets a detachment Of his
party. Other Setac hmeats are prosecuting the
vsy Ia diherest quarters as rapidly crtum-
stances would permit The movements OF the
whole party bad been retarded by the low water in
the river, but they hope to make good seasons
wosk Of IL vet.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27
Died

On Sunday 25th inst, LINUS King Henshcr, aged two
years and four months youngest Of the late william
r. Henshaw.
On Monday, a6h inst, Theodore Meyer aged 81 years.
His friends and the friends of the family respect
fully vited attend his funeral this day at half past
3oclock from his late residence No 1919 Hudson street.
without further invitation. d..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27
o1It

Mss oANNON-This young Issy hss bees NJ rur a.
Hi Theatre dn,rx he past week. 70 fq and fssii !na.
houses She danced la Crseo,isnn last Night spltn.
sy, and s sudeace showed their rel..h for Ny heir
nous and psccssur Applause We perceive thst ts
ahs last night cf her NJ and that shs takes her
best srrsw evening" when, N. favor she meets with s
tbouse on ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27

The quotations are for checks, the selling rates and
hank notes and specie, the buying rates.
Erehange-On Gew York. AZ prem OharIesfon, ~
prem Savannah prem Lexington, par Philadelphia,
. a a prem Specie, gold 81. silver premium
Georgia was long time, Of the ~orst in the
Usion regard IN s currency. This chiefly from
the NAL conduct OF It's banks, and the npfcs WISH
ble abov tsbe, 10 owing in great measure
their forced propositions for resumption The same re.
suit has taken place in almost all the stsics with the
exception Of Tennessee, which state exchange with
exception Of Mississippi is per cent than on
any other point This has been the result either bank
moremcnts which have been extending themselves "a.
riay since January last. The oowng is ,sI,c Ct the
affairs Of tho Bank 81 Tennessee and branches:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27
LIGIfrH WARD pEMocRATIc rlrpEc ANor CLUE.

EIGHTH WARD DEMOCRATIC rlrPECANor CLUB.
pU- The Eighth Ward Democratic Tippecanos Clsb,
VII cshN splendid illuminsons her head qu rters
Lrsyefk Hal. Broadway, THIS ~ ENI~G October o.
70 ceebnse the triumph which the Of freedom and
truth he's obtained over The false hoc sad corruon Of
those officers Of the Federal osyernmei no have con
spired 10 rein the character Of Moas Irunc the ne
Prosenativc an Congress from this city md other honora
o'e o. Nsw isfs Whereby d'ssrseing the rcpu;s
ofMann Van Burcns taa Card q. rlsy ed y, " Butler
j. W. Eimonds Jesse Tioyt, and J. u. ste.anssp
All Wings invitcd<o witness this nsroiGcert s.
pay and to join the acclahatons Of victory at
tbs ensuing election. The stars and Stripes Of or Ma
tesal Standard will float the street, amid Lay, Of
glory, and the exung shouts of the Tippec anoes
Several respectable Fcntlemss will aiess the meeting
by oyderof Crsptss ". DrirvAx Cbaig,oa.
y. Parsons. ls.-...
john hcCrcn. ''o'e'a'es' oz1u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27
Married,

At Philadelphia, Thursday, the sth inst, at ST. An
drews Church. by the Rev John A. Clark, John r. Gas
yh D. Of this city to .7nna Elisabeth daughter of Da.
MEL Brady, deceased, of the former place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27

Gas 00U0ay, go. 49, psQ.
The eteek market svfnesd - ao6viy tsday United
States Bsnk declined per cent NertA Ameri Trust
ana Banking Co. per cent? Delaware and Hudson per
c.n The fancy stocks under the influence Of speculs
ton, continued to advance Dry Dock sper cent;
vicksburg II per cent; sonington per cents Harlem
per cent Long Island per cent; Canton cent Sales
Of New Orleans bills to the amount Of s00o were made
at u discount; Philadelphia 81 AZ Baltimore IL
The Mechanics and Traders Bank has declared divi
dend per the last six months payable on the
ID Of November.
United States Bank bills per cent worse to day;
sales were made at 3 81 discount. A few weeks since
when the nsalmen due general government by the
United States Bank falling due, the Express" and
some other the Banks organs stated that part OF the
had been anticipated by the government This
was set by the bank but how where for what
purpose the advance made did not appear 1t ap
pears attempt to make the United States Bank
bills the purpose of coin in paying the nsalmen
An instalment of $4,000 due the Cherokee Indians
west Of Missouri and Arkansas by the Federal Govern
ment The United States Bank dispatched agent for
the purpose of anticipating the in her own dis
honored notes instead Of that amount into the ea
sury required by law in specie funds By this opera
ton the bank weuld have saved per cent, $4,000
which the poor Indians would have been shaved out of
There doubt nerained but the operation would
be successfu and accordingly rumored about that
the bank had made to government turned out
however that the barbarous savages too uneiv sed
to understand the superiority Of deprecated paper the
precious metals utterly refused to take it. This spo
the arrangement and the government is paying out
Specie which will be Giro uated among the people of Ar
kansas and Missouri.
From return of the affairs Of the Louisville Cincinnati
and Charleston Railroad Company, extract the follow
L,Aur,Is OF THE LOUISVILLE CINCINNATI AND CHARLrs.
Ran m In Mp
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27
PEAsEs' HoREHoU Nd CANDY.

Nsr lork, March 10. ism.
THIS certify that under
ola very cough and eed and after making Of
ever kinds OF medicine ~itho RECEIVING benz e. frcm
the fearsg NY cold would settle lurgs and
fac Tor lei eth time from business, employed
enDent 81 ian aud under his treatment two
months snd h the msatims -sttsg wore Instead better,
al last. from the adv nd Induced % try
Clarified Essence q Hsr,b uad Candy which Immediately
sent FOR being eonfsed 70 the hour and not able TO leave
.TFs rsssss WIS PERFECTLY rector. 70 ny e, Ies hsan:
<sd - gr,s elefsng has been 10 That eei eraad -
nd Ne healed Likewise. w II vi. n. 81 Ludlow st.
sHastos sole sesnt Tor Nsss,, =, o. Nos~ - re-
n.as unless each rsctsge ssiFued "n4s Division
on the Sabbath. '" ~ y"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27
or AmEi,4ittsksNf IXi2iSSroRIEs,

Painted by EugIne Lami r. Tsabsy BtIsgc and other
LIBERATED t..n.h artists ~o.
These magnificent Paintings, twenty feet IN width and
Gen feet bigs form the first series Of eolecors nisniee
10 illustrate the Naval and Military History Of the usstet
have been executed in Paris at an OF TWEEN
thousand francs each. celebrated arss ts
style Of the splendid Of Nspoiso VICTORIES
the Musee du Lus>nhtlr and Chsteau de Nersaiies
The fret two, New Orleans End Lake tr,e) exhi
btrg the Granite Bail ng Of Chambers street and
Broadway. En'rssee 10 thsmbs ~ street.
Admission Is cents Ogsn from n o'clock IN the mornre
Sin III. s,ssing. OF ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27

0r lsnIE<r PoruLARry OF rHE HyFrHfox
ssLess : This spacious, elegant, and well appoint
ed cstablishme3, at the corner of Chambers street
and Broaissy) has now became cue 81 the most "a
sh'o,sb'e aud poPalsr evening resorts Of the most
sojsursiss a, oEf different hotels The musical en-
tertsinments (wAich are every night siven grafH-
stozss) 81 the highest order of excsIlonce and
ihe performances of the lady vocalist are Invariably
received with the most unbospded and rspturous
applause. As regards the refreshments (Welch
Rarebits, o. siers, etc Is un versally conceded
6af at NO ether place 70 there any thing superior
49, the Coffee, Wines, Cigars, Ales etc, are Of the
very choicest qsalsty sn DESCRIPTION. Those Who
have not yet psid the Hyperion visit, ought 10 do
70 II their earliest oPportssitv. We refer TO the
prcprietsr's card, 10 Asother column.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27

Co. HiLL's TBrAvss.- The ccompli she'd dancer
Mad spoisclle Aariol. takes her benefit tonight /;
asd IL she meets with her merits, will have
1owior house, to witness her admirable aud grace
ful performances. Jonzshan Ia England will be az
assAi, the character of Mr. Hill, to which will be
This theatre /. r,p;dIy r.r.v,;.cd bv ,h ,.hi;c =,
repiets with good order. ssriety OF excellent act
ing and singing and instrusentsi CON pan-ss's ~
asnperier eIa.s. The plan Of reducing the prices
81 last night
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27
Co ID X. l.. q X A X DiN -fl).
u pryIsroN STREET NJ


hsp NO ssIsrKM,s srKrrr, Cossra o. Cur.
TO THc AFFLICTED DE no, be discouraged and give
,,psS.. tsss,s.s css,s, you ,:,.a
n or he most r be BEEN ossS o e
a1owl,ass nss ssP..%sey 10 ss d,.sa.e. which s,,ry
.urtdly e,s.ss and healing virtue Which J. no, 70 De
una N o,hr ssa'' ssse' s s oS
TIE psiisH money. Su, whS daring npuny, spors
With every hn sas to s %iss rro,..'aa ,as
saots%i Of q virtue humSsS Aud herr We ~cs
TsSs Or nS s ;ss ,sss
We srs ,sa, tie use Of enc !c;s % ess @sSis,a viii be
% ssfs s Ne sS. TO s1S &. .1s
can Be s."% Ss 20 h.s r. S
R ,p ses ;Sy ,s e ,'ps fs sss a. p G
arr: Gssf%s" ofGiG.i. Advice sr.i.
most eentse part city short distance from Broad
w.y. Apply a No. q Waite street oz1
TAYLoR's b ,tsAM OF LlvsRwoRT;-Th. s,.s,ts
al. ls; wholesale and retail PsRahfTws IA s.ss.y
N0rHhS C0rAiyA CAPsULEs-Ai wholesale and
or F''' Is S' Is s Pharmacy ,e Broadway.
u rerossths etilSi,a. ssr two sppesnoa, prepared
'' sn Tor '' fhESs sssEEs 3, .......
sUL Is,Ssr 1o aFy NJ s ~ Ss
ssssi'S scse;i.a q oeS BgIs.i. riorsS Roots js.i
s'.; S SS e, S Ss III 20 ,s sy I'd e.
@p,risl. rsconis. &c 81 o r.g..sssly e.. erd.r A.
- . 4. .sS s..s. + ornament her g.1sr.
II EAT TOsACCo-tia',ns, Cuba, stDOinipro, Kentucky
oss i'm. N. RAIDERS, 50 Chatham st.
87OSNl IL C.n1ltIcATEs Of Deposte MOntFO-
GA "'''' N'i rss ~ Z BROOKS, Liberty st.
MANoA NkNIoo,ee ies Of superior srsuDd Bses Guide
On "''''''" rERssE BROOKS. 81 LIiertr,,
RLgACHING PowDEIl---so casks Boyds celebrated
~ '''S's Powder Fl ;s.i sRooKs. Liberty st.
TO car nhktas-stALslsA AID PLusii7 .. pieces e
ons b. PHILIPS EyrINGG "a Brc.l..
syLss.nE ssi.,e. Tslig.; Crew.,
H;ys III & 4 n n ss.a fs
bsl. aud bali bbs r fssy and IN sspirs order Or
%. ims WILLIAM wARBrRe,s. ,ssl ral,e. 81.
SPANISH poUBLooNs-Pur.ha;.ssi shs h;ss;;, MAJ
~ No "a wsii.,sna % Brasa-,y
HAVANA sEUARs-ssOOcO Espsrsn'a s,ssr., very do
iss,ss !nds c,r,dora sesars very cId and superior
$; & F::: g + + :
t''''''' to i sSs;1;i Il siAssssSrpo, Ls,,ly.
C,ERTIFiC ATS OF pEP0siTEs of the New Yert
"a. "s''''" o'''' .. ruowrs an 81 walls.
HAsANA sEaAes5 Is J. Gs 4. Z gEsr,or a;
s, &c az :" Do Fs;c;s'b, uASzANEpo Liberty .
DATENT MEDICINES A great variety afPst-ni MsdI
enes coughs. colds consumption sbd Tor aIl.,iatioe
all dis, human flesh heir to. be had at whole
FEUCRTwAyGER'sP harnsey. go Bro.awsv.
OILS corner Pearl at
TvHILBLAIN LTNlWENT---Th. ti.,e for ebs,,c. 4.
v fsst proashng and timely notice SOW he refore
river country dealers aud drug 10 In. lima
er, warranted r. eary OF ne ehbla-s from hands and
"a TtfJ firw tN;yp;s rha. az rn n,.
UNAR GAUSrC. Ne Nitrste ~ silset ia rore crystal,
- Lunar C9ac w bite and hack stiets, sc>eicr vSr
rrnl Acidi lodine lron; Aqua Amone Acoa Az mo.
MIA Sweet slrs OF Nitro; Sulrnrc hlord. Chloride "
iua, Nc &c ms uae ur,d and Cor sale wholesale and
FEucHrwANOERs PIiARNAcY.
u90
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27
fEAGh.'s NnW NVHk MUSEUM
OF NATURAL HISTORY AND SCIENCE

OF NATURAL HISTORY AND SCIENCE,
Broasroy, opposite The Cry Hall and Perk.
Gay Nst'r 10 the Museum admitted the
Jug, free q ehsrrs; 80, a. ,,,----- Il, -,-,,r
proportional IN the United Slater be sesn during The
GRAND CONCERT or VOCAL AND INSTRUMENT
tai MUSIC, tiv.n ty M Morley the celebrated vocalist
OF the London Mr. Beane professor
Of music orgast Of ST. Peters Chueh Of this eity-aDd
LiyiSG GOA Constructors SERPENT, fro.
South America, perfectly rerue, :.
Fancy Glass Working the day and evening by Mr.
Owen.
Admii,snee all the entertainments IS cents Children
la tIs..ms
A sEMhN1s-J.t. LAE,L's " AsHlNG1O On Bow
n LING SALOON 9ca Broadway The ssh:erit n has H.
ted up Rowling Ssooa under Keller Fines with ths>e
Ally Shuttle Board not to be ed BY in the
Gentle Of the city and country Will find The very
place Of amussm.n as every attention vii Re siA
those wish the mseye The Ear vii slv
be with the best Of Vince No be,trs 81 al
lowed.
fenced q me keepers 90 teach them. 50 sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27
DAGUERRE's DIORAMAs:

IIlI BrOAuWaY, opp"bVe INC AP61Iu J N
no Open cay, fom ~ o'clock. A. NJ to2 O'clock
~. from p. Mtoier IA.
DAGUERRE'S REAL AND NEW pIORAMAS,
(FRoM PARB) -
Js.t brought BY NJ n; MAIrrr and Lean
ETIENNE pu MONT at PARIS. representing MID
One tsbleau repressstisg the msg~6cent VIEW OF
VENICE, FESTIVAL NIGHT Of the CARNIVAL,
Both these aba being with woGcx Of
light will produce the wonderful zeal effects a asy
and n eht ..I I.
Tege person opportunity of seeing these pisn-
did novel Dioamas the sice Of adssion III be IS csnds
oS Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27
Il Z r AID M A Rim Z NE w s
Port Of Neyx York. Qcfnler SI IAAa.
Departure 90 the Atlantic steamers.

uS RisEs...........S IS Moos ssr...-....... S sc
US SETS ...s.... ...s IA NIGH wArEh.......... Sc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27

mateiy sl,,s6oOs So
Though the subscription list exhibits 80 900 share
owners there Represented in the Southwestern Rail-
road Bank but shares held in the State Of South Ca
rona; 4a0e held by the State City OF Charleston, and
other interpretations and 81 $50 by priv individuals;
600 Of which two instruments il bank, amounting -
dollars have been paid 1t assumed therefore, that all
have adv that much in cash and above
the road will not hazard the forfeiture Of stock
made valuable by the amounts already paid in. We
may safely presume therefore, 1000 shares, az the
which will be paid all the instalnacnts they
yet there has been . call OF but $50 on each
he road, and a large portion Of this has not been
eaving arrearages the 3d. ith 5th and 9Th install
monts, whch cannot fall short of Sl1,0Oo 90
SIX more instalments Of IS each = S3c or
500 in all, on each share, ought, on 10000
shares, 10 yield 81, 500 ,OOO less 100000 al
ready paid in advance by State and Cor
poraticns, l,Ae,coe 90
$l,560,Ooo 10
Deficiency, which can be met from the re-
certs ofthe Read, 26.0es q
sa,7se,s0s IS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27

w.Bs,ler, in the place of waddy Thompson, jr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27

GEoRerA ELEcTIos.-All the counties are heal
from officially. The result is annexed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27

ARKANSAS ELEcrIoN.-R eturns from three Of the
thirty-ssven counties have been received. We give
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27

o. 1t is said that the resent election in Florid,
has gone in favor Of the administration.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-27

by THOMAS BELL.
(S~es Mes. u A. - iis Fsks~ ssvssta)

Dry goeSs eethns fssey articles furniture watches jew.
elrv, ke., at 10Y o'cio<b. IN tbs sale
WEDNESDAY,.
Splendid sale OF hsnd fnrnit all
varieties o'clock the sale Also, rich Brussels,
ingram Venitian carpets, rugs oil CLOTH kc &e
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Eher1bp ~ sid at'sicrs 81 paper
t1Fe laeG a. 4ierIlI. inaiice will never
Nf o1ne anl aenseltce aeseri their nrhh
anf enfoIc Use l faIUs, which IL lhc
4tAfNel4l t9tHt ea III l1e press Pub.
iHaefH oi paper tttu ~ iDnr imposed upon
tN inf e4nman| df 1Iet. i'ltI they ere consid-
ffEa ie sene extent degraded cnee 81 beings
wren 'n aci tHtfe uo Fgcahon "a Use ~ honor
tals. efstning q 81 Sd cons deruon. pTodhc-
4 Nt 40 tNNNAMeA $500 kApWn % ~ pfaveTbial ior
tne debtors y newspaper publishers d c0nsider
Their demands es ilo last 10 SIS nnif- -dtbfsfo
W1IeN tntfe VI 1tfoefed ~ mcfa| obligation. and
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non9t neneeiits lucnN1eri upon the conduct
tofa 81 I4e press 81 assert ihtir own rights, aud
rta5lFe severity end iolnty. Is bring 80 pntron
q pefepa Pffs under ile same obligations that at
och ioolIier contracts. 81 always fcmain rs bov-
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uos s4lNtN men 80 hf country
W Ell ipon az EDITOR ond pnblishegs of pa
pets approve of lhe QlloWins rules. 40 endorse
men. p aelf anttpr zee them q the head
llleii esd sgict adhere to.them.
isi AosNhecfIRiion rseeiFed without payment
10 Hatnnee
p No Subscription received for CSC than six
months.
81 Advance panen VIII I'd required from
~ tfansient aaYfftisef
9Th. g annoi6c nan fof any Office, either
stats ef Soanty, Hiiaept aaaatee Payfnenrof
dotlark
5th Political circulars charged as advertise
efis and payat ilt required 4. aaraalee.
eil VAL bs charged double and payment requiF-
ID "a odfaate
Election tickep Niilnol 90 printed with
5t order nor dsiieersd g anl person without
PAYMENT.
8sh Allsnbscnbess, without rcs 'ect 10 persons /.
1# EIpfnhnr. will
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NOTICE

Y He copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the
firm Of N IIG + e CIR VA IA
New Orleans. and IlIRPIN WATT g co
Richard Nugent ia New Orleans, and
We. Tnrpin and Hugh Watt Ct otand Cult
who are authorized nee las names 81
respective firms for the purposes II llquIaa
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PROSP IJJS
or TIE FIFTH YaI.ITAIE OF

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NE present this paper 50 Tie public With
he view OF extending he circulation u tllt
sF Fig Of this city stil fuflhef INTO the
midst ct the community d which we i've.
han our present subscfip tion extends. Til
extension Of political intel ieence and frui
the spread Of general and miscellaneous.
lntormation-the support 81 public moral
and the moral character ST our state. and i
tahoIious compensation 10 the proprietor anr
Alis family, make up the motives for this
effort 10 extend our subscription list.
For seven long years we have, in this cis
5ent 80 nntiring exertion ia behalf 8 th
reat cause Of political truth and the weliafl
our country. We have opposed the lat
sid present administrations 81 The general
oyernment without hesitation and without
onpTomise in HI things where they hat
cted, u our opinion, Tor the benefit q
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nd through the dark seas is q the con
within the las two wears when public
ickedness seemed 70 flourish like
IN lree-W hen The President seemed 10
ccesslu n carrying bis party and lis par
treasures Ia party triumph over The land sc
sgite o tte lamentations 81 ne people
ave not faullered In d single nerve 81 Re.
xed in single effort ID The Battle 81 re.
orm. But uniformly We have maint ained
be moral iaspOssibility Of the final success
Il q party and consequent overthrow of Gle
people, IN country Ike this. We have
maintained an unWaiverlng condolences
lae patriotism Of the people. hat tae soon
later, control their own interest and
9emselves Of this immense unnecess
Ill, that now SO uniVelsall pafaIise th
diistry 81 the people 81 bis coanli
have endeavored faithfully sprea
ger the country al uss ID ioI
We, rom time % time, have thoRRh
terest and benefit ear cad and aa
ndeapored protect die pu6lic GaEai
and character 81 Tire State against ofe
aggression and internal bic ring and dis
esnde.
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