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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

bF d. :. .e Hass Is to ssU
is spoke bark .s s$
D seSr Wood II DIS I'm Mobile cotton, &c.,
Andrews Brotss. 1' ~ y
sshr Wlla% sw.s a. % a sSansSsq NC naval
seRr Joha Elders Bell days from Richmond sugar &c to
schr Benz Bgelow, Wells days from Boston, maz, to
schr Pequs Baker, days from Boston, with mdz to E
schr Emeline Gates ds I'm NOrean with cotton to
master.
Howard Williams, Liverpool; Newark, souard New Or
General Record.
The Williams lost on Abseo.beore mentionedm Wv
$4,000 and insured here Capt Mallory that he
he s % "SShi'
ss;
wers aaa at From s sns 2 n
avre and others from different portsn all SO vessels and
Marine Hssa NSsThs naTssE sick IA and disabled
and s So, T1s
nus inflammation Of lungs Three above persons
were barely alive when brought Saxs e the Hospital.
The sIoOp of Prebe has been ordered to cruise
spoken.
Rienz from NYork for Apaachicos april H. lat Ion
Constellation Houdlee from Genoa for Havana April s..
lat 26. lon 49,
brig standing sw with white signal, letter W init, Apr
brig Standing ssw signal white ground letter it,
April II, lat 80, lon a.
Thra an of Plymouth, fn NYork for Antwerp, March co.
United States Ports.
sBs d. d eS Rsno%n HSy SsF o
PRoyptNcE Apr 2aarr Freedom Spear, Savannah; Will
Holmes HOLE, Apr lsarr Denmark, Rider, Boston for
Island Shannon, Yarmouth Ms for NYok, and sid sth goth
vessel in poat.
NEwBuRyPoRr, Apr is-arr Mirror, Clarkson, NYork
PHILADELPHIA, Apr 2O-arr Monongahea Turey Liyerpl
Eunonos Duxbury, NYork; Traffic, Myers do; Gen Scet
Green do; Indiana Hand, do; Ryner Williams, Stubs, do
cid A Stevens, Briggs, do.
ALEXANDRIA, DC, Apr 2i-sld Alexandria, NYork
PErERsBuR RIG, Apr is-ar Maria Wogan, NYork.
RcHMoNp d, Apr 2l-sd Manchester Knapp NYork.
WILMINGTON, NC, Apr l5-arr Rolla, Powell, NYork.
MOBILE Apr i5-arr Congress, Eaton Hayre Henry Leeds
MARSHALL dos John Danlap Choate, do Hebrew Whiting do
cid Navarino, Malan, Hayre.
NEw OsrANs Apr l4-arr Henry Pierce LiyerPool Isaac
Aerton Torrey do Persia johnson Havre cid Troy Wood
NYork; Bartlett, Sheppard, do; Trumpet Page, do.
Iys Foreign Ports.
HALIFAX, Apr 7-sld Pandora, Elliott, st Johns NF,
MATANZAs, Apr l2Sophia, Kinney for NYork, next day
Columbia, Ingram ldg; Usage, Brown just arr Casket for
ST JouNs PR Apr 2-Porto Rico, Duell disg; Helen Me
Leod Norris do; Orray Taft Bugher, for Genoa soon AL
phonso DAM schwensen FIN NYork dsg; Robt Booth wtr
Or1er
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24
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The first pay the holders Of the notes. certificates
checks and drafts aud secondly If any surplus remain
stockholders aud make reports Of the
received and paid The Bank established
its capital with only per paid upon
them on which they issued their shnpasters in great abun
dance and the directors discounted to themselves to the amount
nearly $500 In the Of they reported
hand specie which they resumed specie payment
for few days in October last This amount does APP
pear therrepors II has been probably divided among
tain highly respectable spectators who have given the Cea
tors the shell after swallowing the oyster.
In the absence ofhe Bankrup, this is the best way Of
coming settlement Let the Spectators instead Of CONT
nung humbug the public, divide at once, al that the
Germs under their management contain Of value and let the
creditors have the rest Matters will be much brought
to crisis than r they nger along and out the substance
gradually, and it will be better for the public ia the end
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24
cOuutv Court.
Present the Judges of the Court Of Common Pleas

Present the Judges of the Court OF Common Pleas
the Recorder, and two Aldermen.
In the matter of Henry w. Merritt, one OF me
SpsciaI Justices, etcetera.-The Court met at ~
O'clock. and heard Mr.. O'Conner in reply to the
speech of the District Attorney. The Court then
directed the loafers etcetera to withdraw in order
that thew might consult together. His Honor the
Recorder said, it would be necessary for counsei on
both sides have their witnesses reedy by FRIDAY
at IL o'clock for if the Court should decide ad-
verse to the metonto euash Why then they would go
into the testimony without further delay.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

Cleared.
Leus Philippe CsstoH, avre, Caroline and Mary Cole 81
Marks; Eliza Lockwood st Erox. Isabella Bearse Tes,e
Science Harding st JOHNS, PR Isaac Franklin smith Ba
more Montezuna, Randall do; Bounty, Foten, Newbern
G; Howard Williams, Liverpool; Monevideo Pace Neuvita
Arrived.
British bark Gov Douglass Hyde 80 de from Cork with $50
tons coal, A Bell & Coils pasgrs.
Barb Brothers Murdoch 30 days I'm Troon, Scotland with
coal. 60 order.
Brig FoS Winchel AZ I'm Guyana tP R) with sugar TO
mister.
Brig Diploma Flye II d. from Matan,as with soi hhds les
rnolasses. 20 y q Thurston-tpasgrs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24
Uuner Police.

Il Fence arrested-Michael Garfield, who was
mentioned in the Herald yesterday as receiver OF
stolen goods. was arrested at his house, No. 39l
Cherry street After brief hearing, he was re-
quired to find bail in the sum Of $1,000;
A bold Robber.-James Allen was brought up IN
the custody of Waterman, charged with entering
the house Of Mr. Alaire in Henry street in the mid
die of the day and running off with valuable cloak
and other effects. He was fully committed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24
Sfntc If Trade.

Arevya Of business may be expected to small
extent, the canal being al last IN operation
The canal boat Jones' Buell. Of the Ere Trans
portation Co New York and Buffalo line, left Buffalo on
Monday for the eas-t being the frat departure this
She had board 400 barrels OF flour tons Of furniture and
eighty In the Of week. shall begin
20 feel the influence Of the receipts OF produce.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

M another Of today paper will be found testi-
monia the eminent skill Of DR. WHEELER of No 80 Green
witch conclusive and could possibly be
given from grafed parent in gratitude for the Of
his child from threatened loss Of signt IL with pleasure
that record such of skill hand and Of
good feeling the other they cannot but rebound greatly
to the credit and benefit of those concernee-Con 7dr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

{r- Persons wishing purchase iRANpJEANs HAIR Cow
will please call at No Barclay street in the As
tor House; in the Barber shop in broadway great
many persons do by mistake. Remember, No. Barclay
street. under the Astcr House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24
CorOner's Office.

An inouest was held at the foot of Burling slip
on the body of William siggs, an infant about
and its mother were passengers on beard the ship
Gladiator, and that on Tuesday night, just be-
fore the arrival of the vessel the child restless,
and that the mother foolish enough to admins
ter some laudanum by way of quoting it. The lau-
danum proved such quietus that the little one ne
yer awoke from its effects
The jury found that the child died from the effects
of laudanum administered by its mother, through
ignorance of its effects.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

The statement that b w. Mallory, indicted as a
agent in the Richmond defal cation, had absconded
is untrue-he gave bail, and stays to meet tn
charge.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

oaaries On the Railroad, 72,OOo
One and clerk could do all the business that done;
the others all connected rth the family and the stock
holders called upon to these salaries because they
highly respectable men, and will tell tales before the United
Bank get out OF the unless they have part OF
the plumber.
The Tombgy Railroad and Bank Of Columbus Miss, has
honestly all its effects for the benefit of its creditors
The condition Of the bank is as follows -
Amount Of notes discounted hand. ...... S7li70 %
Judgments in Lowndes county 77loi 20
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

The floor of the hall Of the Railroad Hotel in De-
troit gave way the 18th inst, and tumblcd
two hundred persons into the cellar. No one in
jured.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

STEAMBOAT NAPoLEo NAt meeting of the passengers Of
the steamboat NAPOLEON her fran Albany to New
York il unanimously
Resolved That the passengers board the steamboat
consider II than ofustice to ourselves
and the public noticing the and
daon Of said boat and the erseverng and genemany man
Captain w HANcOx all efforts in making IT
for his passengers And further recommend
her to public notice. hoping that merit may meet with rich
reward.
Augustus Stevens, New Baltimore.
Willer stevens. Pittstown.
Cornell Noxon Malta.
John l.. Read, Undertook
Alfred Noxon, Saratoga
f.. r. Goodhue, Troy,
John Lloyd, New York
Dauid Lake Schenectady.
Henry H. Borey, Jefferson.
Aaron Lyo Albany.
VIM Bailey, Albany
Isaac II. Couger New York
James H.. Couger, Troy.
BE Murdgn, New York.
Jacob Cohen, Albany.
John Cocks, New \ ork, and others.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

Knowles, a member of the Philadelphia Greys
was stabbed by man named Dan Carman, in Phila
delphia, last Wednesday evening, Wound thought
To be fatal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

The first boat by the Susquehannah and Tide Wa
ter Canal arrived at Havre-de Grace on the I'D in
slant, laden with produce.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24
London Advertisements.
ARISTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY.
GENTLEMEN inclined to go ahead in the Atlantic
VI ers, will do well to call at
ROLFE e. CO.'S
ERCHA ANT T ILORS,
No. as Great Marlborough street. Regent street

MERCHANT TAILORs,
No. Great M'r'G %oSbo iFse' Regent street.
Cloths being oy Role Co. Of dc syl. fash.
on and at prices the low est emuneratng scale mas.
~he wished to provide ihe%syss WITH Clothes Of the best
Fiji 'Af
years since enables proprietor to make still greaierre
s. PnLLiPs wishes 1t to be distinctly understood that all
G @ tSs by s f. nae & (,
actued BY the business he has gained mi ting his
Price the of cheapness quality alone
the true standard through weha just conclusion can
cTsGrsd at hs will Be ?sa
TO this fact of the first gentlemen in the Union will
S. viii not therefore resort to the hackneyed system of Civ.
ing list prices which can yer be and tends
possesses to ensure custom after trial nall sm.
90 RIBBON AND SILK STORE. %
THosE wishing fashionable Paris Ribbons should call at
Is Division street where may b upd the largest As
s Naples ard GrOsaerns Gibbons E%broidsred Edge Gros
Ribbons &c & &C. n Fsrs s coSsd silks 81
various colors Plain and Figured satns, Florenees Grapes,
as;ST'S Mo sf
Sc Also Eubrci9ered Grape Lisse Ribbons together witha
n. B-Consanty gu hand Gsnilemens and Ladies' best
F' aSsm i0''' "A0'''" ,G B. TTsEaVfs Division street
l. OF FLESH, RffFiTfdT5b9lsNS TqSse%hSS JSS
WORT, for these other complaints should endeaYor to
consult the original proprietor al 81 Chambers street near
answer, and there is no charge for adrice.
my rs" siS ,iFs
into the market causing loss 20 dealers and INJURY to The siek
which makes II for the proprietor To procure
tent and coIyrshto protect the public against ard inn
position Touch that has net The certificate of" copy
right ON The wrapper and label and the abe mps be signed
IN hsndwrnE aud suitable reward will be paid tor
such proof VII lead TO the conviction Of any person who
s sq, any %d 11 70 I to TX s ss OF c
with g Dowery and aat the individual OF that number is ne
longer authorized TO OF to vend my edc,nc All
who the Basam of Lcrwor by advice (grofs)
of The proprietor shall receive back the money they the
medicine do not afford relief Agents will apply al Office,
D Capbefs street near Ch9hami or to W Burr,tt Co.
10 Gold street Look for the certificate or copyright the
wrapper written signature the label aud and
spiiis la GEO TAYLOR, NJ D.. 81 Chambcrsst
'TAMMANY HALL.-PARKEV's GRAND FANCY
Il DRESS BALL MIR. j. PA itNER has The honor TO
to his lends and the public that he intends giving his
last Ball this season, Fancy Dress BALL. Friday Even
ing the 2fh Of Aprl, when variety Of Dancing will be
brought forward; alec Highland Fling by lady; Fancy
Horupilc by young lady; Naval IornVpe by gentleman
Dancing 10 at half past eight and continue until
late hour.
Tickets Cor admission ST. to admit gentleman aud his Ia
dies.
The last Public this season will take place on wcdne sday
the 29h and the school viii cloc Thursday al23 a.
-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

mportattons.
Havana Per Erff-i0 bales Judd n Sons-52 bags
coffee Rowland Aspnwa-4s do g. Thurston2t bxs TO.
bacco wichenhausen Achlas7i bSs sugar Martin Jr-
avs bags coffee Meyer Hupcden n Go.
GuAyAMA p. R-Brig For-a5o hhds moasses, 20 hhss
McniLs-schr Penns anaqo n,are w Maitland Dor
w Crook, SO kegs to order
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24
THE EYE.

- - NEw foHK, January 20, 1910.
DR.. WHEELER. ~ Greenwich street,
DEAH SiHf-Althouch am perfectly we'll how many
unqueshpnable evidences have already made public
your eminent skill and success ocus and o how
you possess that have never appeared any
benefit to the community al large TO offer you additional
treatment aud at the time tender you an Of
gratitude for the nesmabe have r, n red my
family BY curing little daughter of serious attack OF am an.
rosis Of the eye after the exerons operations and
Of other highly reputable professional gentleman had alto
gether failed.
Indeed much more ability and knowledge Of the disease
did manifest, that not until placed under your
charge that made acquainted with the that
totally blind You advised with on
the 24ih " December last and NTH ba little
pain, and SURGICAL OPERATION, you effected
most ssonshngy rapid being about three weeks
from the date OF commencing attendance since
which she has been enabled regularly go 10 school
Such facts should speak loudly your behalf only in
tbs city and state but throughout every section OF the Union
and trusting that fame spread widely and
pldy as your deserts entte u u.
remain, r,sPssifully yours, Sc4
- ,..-.-.. JOHN COOK, Chambers STREE.
Dr. MHEELER informs all those afflicted with lMrskJ
meipieni weakness Of VISION that he prepared adj
vice and administer remedies IN u such cases.
Dr. w viii give references 10 the most respectable families
IN this city 10 his professional abilities aHd those whom
he has cured who have been considered ncurab by other
fessors.
Operations. J. WHEELER, Oculist,
90 Greenwich street, near the Battery, N. ".
o. Office hours from A NJ 10 O'Clock, ?. NJ SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

JOHN sNIFFEN. Auctoneer.
UCTION NOTICE.-GREAT SALE OF SADDLE,
n HARNESS. AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY.-Thi
day 10 o'clock is Bowery OF the largest and best
manufactured stock offered hls city COMPRISING superb
coach, barouche and Harness. eg light suky
do stage and all Kind ocart Harness. Saddles Brides and
WHIPS Of variety Horse Dresses Nets Haers Bells,
Trunks Bags, Blankets Sc together with all materials
for manufacturing with extensive assortment Of Hardware
ar2t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

BowERY THEATRE Mr.. Hambin, whose personatios Of
Leon COMEDY Of Rule Wife and Have Wife eq sal
Coopes celebrated performance Of the and bet
other who has attempted since on
the American peats il by request this evening Inc
military and historical Spectacle Of Ala the asst OF the
splendid and Successful drama oil the season
will also performed The theatre of will be crowded
CHATHAM THEArRE-Alr and Mrs. Soman appear but for
night more after this evenings when the
duly respected, will draw large audience together: The
Ayenger which have noticeda dramac
to be played for the last time Mr. and Mrs
Soman and Mr. Blake appear Katherine and Petruchio
as ste from Shaks5e IRE by Grlck and an amusing farce
out the evenings married bachelor being
sight to the curious should obtain TICK
cts in season.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

The bark Ligona, of Portland, from Liverpool,
for Baltimore, went ashore Swan Point Mon
day last. Supposed will be lost. pilot was on
bSaId, and the weather clear and fine
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

NEW, INTERESTING BOOK For TRAyELLERs
~ This day published "1H HE NORTH AMt KICAN
TOURIST ia vol smo: Of SO pog and 20 Plates OF Views
and Maps with entire Routes aud sketches from the Bay
Fundy 10 the Gulf Of Meyco also, the Scenery aud Interior
Routes Of Springs Falls, Mountains, &e in Virginia, the Ca
ronas Georgia and East Tennis Maryland Pennsy
New York New England aud the British Possessions
being interesting work paror readng and All travel
lers pleasure and indispensable
aud guide amusing road book With details ofa Railroads
the United States the time Price So
scd binding. Published and for sale by
A. Il. GOODRICH, Astor House,
apsi IT. No Barclay street, ID door from Broadway.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, CLINTON
~ HALL-The fifteenth annual exhibition Of the National
Academy Of Design will open to the public Monday, The
27th inst. ap2i 20.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24
BY EXPRESS.
Correspondence of the Herald
WAsHINGToN CRY, April :

WAsHINGroN CRY, April PIP. M.
1t would rejoice me very much if l could afford
you letter, teeming with intelligence, from the
Capitol. l cannot do any thing Of the kind.
Today, a soon as the Journal had been read, and
the morning hour had been disposed Of gentleman
from Kentucky, whose name do not know, took the
floor, and made speech in denunciation of the adj
ministration.
The gentleman is new member and made his
appearance legislator at the opening of the pre-
sent session. His name | never heard, and the re-
fore cannot make of it.
The venerable John Read of Massachusetts,, a
man who has been nearly thirty years In Congress,
and who is honored for his integrity and devotion to
his God and his couRtry, followed, and made very
long political speech.
The venerable gentleman is one Of the last links
OF that golden chain, which, in the odcn time, con-
nected the American Statesman with the gentle
man.
MIR. Geo w Hopkins of Virginia, followed next,
and went into long argument to sustain himself IN
his late leap from whigism to lOcofocoism. He
spoke three hours, and listened to by all sides
OF the house, with great attention.
Mr.. Corwin, of Ohio, followed Mr.. Hopkins, and
made one OF those eloquent speeches, compounded
with wit, eoquence, and attic SALT for which he is
proverbial. He held the floor till ten o'clock
when he gave way, and the House adjourned MIR
BentOn's bill to abolish the duties salt the
topic of discussion in the Senate all day.
The select committee in the case of the fight be-
tween Messrs. Garland and Bynum, will report to.
morrow. The report will not recommend any thing
definite, and the outrage will be suffered to pass
without action. Yours, &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

SALES OF STOCKS AT PHILADELPHIA YESTER-
DAY.
$4,000 Camden and Amboy Bonds e3 500 City Fves
5000 State SIS s2 $500 Lehgh Draft
on New York at sight SO Shares United States Bank
shares Vicksburg Bank III 3do do Camden Amboy
10 days s. fiat 1905 20 do Philadelphia Trenton r. SO DO
Wilmington X. r. Saturday, fiat; As do Reading II II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

EURNITURE.-WARD 4 HOOKER will sell on Monday,
April az al o'clock at No. Ii2 broadway, by order Of
eSecstors the entire furniture aud housekeeping articles Of he
extensive establishment known "a the Broadway Hotel ate
Nationally comprising upwards the Furniture of
wheh was made TO order and consists Of Sofas Panoortes
book glasses, mahogany Bureaus Warsrobes dining and
Srd tables pier and centre do, Carpets damssk Wndow
Cu ans Washstands Bedsteads, mahogany Chairs Book
cases with Kitchen Furniture OF every description, fixtures
&C. 70 mahogany dirng Tables match; 100 Superior hair
Mattresses and feather beds. aT2t a.
SEGARS-2s0 lbs low priced Spanish Segars IN half and
quarter eotes entitled TO debnure for sa IN lots TO suit
APIS EK COLLINS & co Sc South at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

but the voted that she
should pay their wages which done the amount
of time when specie worth prem
The accordingly failed the xtday and daily be-
coming worse according to the following table Of
turns:-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

Passengers Arrived
In the schr Pennsylvania from Mobile-M II Cmman-J
Burnes-and Brothers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24
CLERKS WANTED.

CLERKS WANTED.
$500 TO sIsoO will be given in ri, siS 2 smart yqgsy
SYSTEM OF ACCOUNTS" which takes two 10 fonr
weeks Terms suited 10 means Qualification for count
ing hsuse guaranteed and places certain Professor O.
to hundreds Of the first Houses supplied by HI IN this city
for the last ten Merchants almost universally prefer
his Clerks and give orders for them few days at several
hundred dlars higher salaries than others a few vacancies
at present For further particulars please call the Professor
T. r. COWARD, A. NJ,
OF Amherst College years Accountant and Teacher, Ner
chants Agent Office $40 Broadway between Broome aud
Spring. ap2i iwf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

sPOKEN-Hope Of NYork, standing east, Apr Z lat As Z,
Ion Is
PHLADELrm,, April 2a-aTr Michigan, Allen, NYork.
ter, Will, do; Richard Thompson, Buck. do
NORFOLK, Apr 2l-arr President. NYork; Micen Daricn
for do wind NE, sixty vessels detained below.
HAVANA, April I2Chrstosal Colon for NYork, ldg; VIM
Spear do, i3th,
PoScE PR April 5-Sadi Park NYork de Harry Ia
ley, of do, Black Hawk o NIIaven dg Overman
Davis wig Cadmus, Could 9TH back distress
would be condemned having been far north bind
for NYor-shipped which the decks aud nearly
filled her with waercargo nearly all damaged and would be
sold
PoRr Az PRIscE April io--sld Bulah, Snow, NYork
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

FALSE REPQRT has been falsely reported that Dr. J.
II N.CHABERr had left this country Cor Europe This q.
TO rcfute that sehood and inform the public that he bis
moved his Office % No 80 Broatway, whtre all his medicines
~ obtained usual and where De s continues
sdvcc 90 the roOr gratis ag2lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

YELLOW PINE TIMBER AND LUMBERt-The sub
serber prepared to receive orders for any quantity
CGfelluw Pine ship Timber WED dimensions
required also Ship Flank Railroad Scantng Oh Cak Head
ing Flooring Boards, etc.
The above will be furnished at The established prices Of the
Steam Saw Mills Wilmington " c. and delivered
any Eastern or other por ifrrquircd
spl2sm RICHMOND Woodruff, va South street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

ELEGANT GIRANDOLEs.-The subscriber has lust 70,
II ctyed avery large and elegant assortment Of CrandoIes
elegantly hung with rich glass aud for
prices by DANL v. DhLANAN,
apit n Maiden lane near Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

STATEMENT OF THE CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING Co.
OF GEORGIA, AND BRANCH MAcoS, N THE 9Th
APRI, $780, AS COMPARED WITH THE 7TH OCTOBER 1889.