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From the Mayor. ]
COi.ONADE BATHs - READING ROOM.

Saratoga Street, near the CrlreTt Street Spring.
FWyfIE parons of this Establishment Citizens and
Strangers are respectfully appnsed that the Baths
having been refitted considerable EXPENSE now
re-opened for the Summer Season.
The building spacious and any, situated in cen
trail part of the city, and contiguous TO the principal
Hotels affording every requisite for the enjoyment Of
the Ixures also of the medicinal benefits of HOT,
TEPID and COLD BATHS. a.ef
The regulations of the establishment in every de-
partment are such insure the approval of the most
fastdious visitor. 80 Il
The Ladies' Department is contiguous to the Cen
tIemen's-the entrance which is on different street
The most scupuos care has been taken TO insure sh<
privacy of these Baths, which also rehtted
editor the ~ i7f1 Hfr
The warm and tepd Bath has furnished a theme fes
many excellent articles, from the pens OF able and s<
comnjished writers. Without wishing 10 enlarge 90
thjs subject the Proprietor will merely refer 70 the
of DIR. DraMsoS, in his valuable work
on Hyeiene-to Dr. DARwIs's popular work on Heelth,
and 10 the IMPRESSIVE remarks this subject by
INDUSTRIOUS low-counrymen DR.. FRAsKLIs "iet sH
remember that cleanliness is health.f ID - r.,t.
THE READING ROOM is furnished with the prf1e
cna newspapers of the dereut States OF the Union.
and the stan dard Periodicals of the day. L 49, =
The SALOON is enriched with the productions Of
MANY eminent artists where the amateur OF fire pnint
ings may crafty his taste, and while away pleasant
hour.
The proprietor permit the present location -
pass without an expression of his unfegned acknowl
edaments for past patronage, and an assurance or ms
determination leave nothing unted to merit and ~
cure its continuance. -. - i. -
an % div Il. MlLdAU, Pfopfesor. :
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WASHINGTON CITY, 5th April, 1840
Dsax sir-I received yours Of the 4th last eve
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BALDNEss-A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.
lis the Crardest ornament belonging 10 the human fame
How sIracey less of it charges the countenanes,
and prcnaiurey brings the appearance Of old ssst
which many to recoil at being uncovered, are
sometimes shun society TO avoid the less ana
of their acquaintance; the remainder OF f1eH hvs
is consequently spent IN retircnentn short, moi even
the loss of property Ellis the generous thinking yoR4
with that hcavy sinking gloon. does die loss Of hs
hair To avert all these unpleasant ercumstances,
oil DRIDGE,S BALM OF COi.uEfBIA stops The hsH
oI falling Off on the frst application, and lew bottles
restores it -eain. IL likewise produces eysbr0~s and
wskeri; prevents the hair from turning gray, mEkes M
curl tpaGuuy. nj frees il from scurf. Numerous ceF
tihcateS of the first respeetbily Ii sGpp@st oil me W.
.ues of OIdrdge's Balm shown by the proPne;ors
{sY-Read the icd0Wi' q 81. s. -
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq. late Mayor of Philsdel-
pia, has fed, may be seen below, 70 the Hugh
character of the following gentle. IN: -sJ3
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have useS
the Balm of Columbia discovered by J! O!dr tse, sad
have found il highly serviceabe, not only preven-
tave against the falling od Of hair, but also eersls
restorative.
Methodist Minister in IT. George ehargs,
No. So North Fifth street.
JOHN p. IfGLIS, 33t Arch st.
JOHN D. THOMAS, NJ ID. 1853 Raeest.
JOHN s. FUpEY, l91 Spruce st.
HUGH McCURDY, a43 South It'll H..
JOHN GARD, Jun, 1913 Arch st. r
II will certnnly raise its virtues i'll the estimation ol
the public when it is known that three OF the above are
than fifty years of age and the others not less than
thirty. ----
CoMMoSwEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, --.
City of Philadelphia !
|, ROBERT WHARTON Mayor of said city Of Phil
adelphia do hereby certify that am well acquainted
with Messrs j. p Inglis, John s. Fury, and Hugh Mo
Curdy who. names signed to the eboye Certificate
and that they gentlemen of character and respects
by and as such full credit should be given to the ssd
certificate. - - !.1 = 5-Ai-ti So r5a
In witness whereof, have hereuntc set my hand,
and caused the seal of the city TO be afhxed,
IL, ST. his sixth day of December, &c. -'a-s e--
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
CAUTION.-None can be genuine without splendid
steel plate engraving on which the Falls OF Niagara
and DR. Comstock's, the American agents name, he.
Sold by RODENTS ATKINSON, Druggists,
Corner of Hanover and Market strees.
no14 ap3o
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gNTsHING TACKLE-A general assortmentr p
n and BRUSHES Of all descriptions, for town a ne
country. -
BELLOWS, for Braziers, Jewellers or Backsmiths,
all sizes and at reduced prices, wholesale and r'tat
For sale at DUKEHART'S Geneneral- Variety Store =
J an % 4ts No. 101l Baltimore %.
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NIDER.-l0 bbls. "TIPPECANOE CiUEk,' . .,
" perier article. Received and for sale BY
NORRIS Z FAiRBl1HN
~ \ Ne. aPrstt ii. between Gay + Freak
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
TRUSTEES SALE

,.!hs \ virtue Of a deed of trust er...
led to me by Obcdiah E'artb" w
on the l7th day of April, , 8. ,5c rec
d dn recorded in. the Probate CIe ru
Office Of Holmes County, in Bon1 y'1
pages 100 to l24, for the purn oa = J:
securing TO Richard Christmas 'V !, y
payment of a promissory no,c. +. "a VIC
sum ooi9ill dollars, executed BY .lef ,''
son Fartheree, the SAID Obedia5 =
theree, Wiley Davis, and Josenb fa q
Hummer, TO the said Hichard XXI r. y
mas, was, and which was dpe tE S,lI''-
day of March 1899; also 10 sccn nv aI',
hold the said Christmas, harmless f a'a
the payment of a certain otbcrno,,'0 i'
said Deed of Trust, m ntjoneJ ~
which he is the security of he ,.i "a
Obediah Fartherec, and also h. s ,r
purpose of securing and holding Pr,n.
els Buikin, harmless from The pay,naS,
" se' C'" PTehiissofy notes in said
Deed CT trust mentioned, in which,
is security of the sad Obcdlab D."
thcrce-(said Deed of Trust gives ~,
cedence 10 the claims Of tie said (,L f'g
mas0 and now being requested. +,
the said Christmas, will proces5
to sell in accordance with the proyis.
ions Of the said Deed Of Trust. to 4.
highestbidder Tor cash, before tbe d',a 'r
tof Tue Coart House, in the town or
Lexington, ON
'MondGy he 2aa day Of Apn.
next, the following lands, situate i,
Holmes County,to wit--iraetiona! s.e-
ton No. &c, lois No. and 9. in sec.
'tion No. 25, lot No. /, in section as,
and the east halfnorth east quarter and
the north half Of west half of north
west quartcrof section Sc, all in town.
| ship Is, and range east; and also lot
mo. 2, in section so, township Is,
range No. . sast. Also the following
Slaves for liie, TO wit:-Jamcs abou,
90 years Of age; Venice, and ttcir
tWo children. Henry 10, Patsy 81,
AIariah %. Watson "a, Caroline 70,
and Morrill, 2-also six work mules. ay
horses, one Wagon, one hundred bead
Of cattle, six yoke Of oxen, and one
hundred head Of hogs, conveyed in said
Deed, or enough thereof, TO pa, lae
two first mentioned notes.
The title to all Of said property is be.
,Ijevcd TO be good; but viii only cor
FNcy 10 the purchaser such tile as is
vested in me BY said Deed Of Trust.
JAMES NJ, DYER, Trustee.
March Fl. 70 CIV. Pr. fee &25
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
Retirnatle she. United St4ies Circuit


Retlrnatle q me United Stlses Circuit
Couit 10 May term lS40.
By yIitue Of the above stated & IA to
me tirectod, from the Honorable United
states Circuit C0olt, for the Southern'tliS-
trlct Of Mississippi, viii proceed t. sell
10 the highest bidder for cash, AZ the Cours
house door ia tao town Of Lexington
Holmes county mississippi, on,1Ho
4ti. ihoaaayfa April
neNt, al Che rigt.i, tide, Interest and claim
that fhe defendant niay have IN aud 10 the
following observation-disclosures, % wit: taeucr.a
halt ana soath east.qdarter mud east half
south west quarter OF section 4, township
-, raose 5 east
Levied on as theptoperty Of tha eeiend-
ant Lew NobleSand will be sold 10 satisIy
plaintiffs demand and cost Of suit.
. w NJ GWIN, hlufshal. s.
BY e Pu.lsSSEt.I, ID. MI Z
March 2S IDS Prs fee 81
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
TRUSTEES SALE.


FEl Y ,irneora deed Of trust executed y mo
49, thy White, to Thomas ". Clay, pf''ro
date the 10Th day Of October 1888, nid ou9 ~
corded IN book G pages 3s3, and 3s4, Of ''e ~.
cord Of the Probae Court Of Homes cow,f'@
secure the payment CT a certain nole pay"oN
said Timothy White, in favor Of Bigss haogs.
& Co. for the sum OF $997 a., which notes o,,,
cd on the 10th OF October 1898, paya0@ W.
months after the 10 of October loa6, aNd ly,'1'.
unpaid; the Undersigned having been d,9 . "
pointed, and substituted in the place ana ~, 40
of the said Thomas W. Clay, 10 Fxecue -
SAID trust in virtue Of special provislon vi q,
disappointment in writing has haen pa"
record inthe ofie OF The Clerk the frooate
OF fIolmesconnty) and having been thereto iii
cit by the SUM Briggs bacosto w All,
proceed to sell On Monday the 6h DAY o. . rr
next, in the town OF 1chnla, in The county p0 al
said, between the.houls Of 10 A. M. ana ,o,ts
to highest bidder for cash, the following
conveyed in the SAID deed oftms, ~ 10
,, 8, and OF section %, township 10, raas' ,,.s
west. containing 320acrcs OF land, more o. ~, -
situate on iloney Island, Holmes county, J ,h,.er
The undersigned vii convey to tue Pu'o or ne
such title only as is vested in hm BY sifp1
deed oil trust and Substitution reierea 70 Wv
LEWIS G. GALLAWAi'
Mach7, II tds 5sw. he ran.
N. b, The above sale is postponed Y IN Il
sent Of parties, until the 10th Of April W.
will positively take place. rr,..ee.
=. LEWIS G. GALLOWAY, ifus''
Marin 2S:h ls4O. -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
MAESIlAL'S SALE.

AIarsrlls & Martin Reiulna5.e p q s.
W fila ubond Cucul Court o Nay
Thomas II Rawlings and tenn lo40.
securities
Same
IS 4 ia on bond same
Same
HESK virtue Of the above slated f Ia
HID to me directed, from the HOaoto-
be Uplsd States Clicnit Court Ter The
Southern District OF Mi>sgsipq 1 viii
on
Nondcy The goa dog Of April
next, expose 10 public sale for cash, before
the Court House door, N the town d
Lexington, Holmes County, Mississippi
all the right, tide. interest, and clalm THAI
he said deleudant Thomas Ii. Rawlings,
hath in Or 10 tile following described
property 70 vit:--Los Number 81, and
S2;--and Stock ot Coots-Also lhe
nor,h half vest BALI north west qaafier
section II, township IA, range 3 easii al
the above described properly ly'ng ana
being in the town of Lexington, Holmos
County, Mississippi.
Levied on us the property Of faotna'
II. Rawlings, aud will besold 70 saps'y
the above stated las andcost OF sun
Feb. 20. 1910.
WIN. GWIN, Marshal,
By p. M. FURGUsON, hPt
March Z, II IDS Pr fee $40
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28

vs. tiM States Slrcult Court
VIM w Smith to May term 1910
Jeremiah Dickson
lohn J. Sunth
Samuel Barrett
Bntton Smith
Pollard Ii Coates
Aaron Spell &
CHailes Hoover.
BF Virtue Of the above stated exc
ton to me Directed, ir1mJhe tEon. Umted
States Cntqil ConfI, Tor The Southern
district Of MississiPlsi, |, viii expose e
public salsto the highest bidder for cash,
before The court house door ~ the town
Of Lexington Holmes county Hi. on the
Att Mou2ay IA Apsl
next, all tie fishl, iite, interest and claim
that the defendant may have IN and to the
following chesterfield lands, 10 ait tie east
half south east quarter OF section 80, opd
south west quarterand north west quarter
and north bali east bali norih east quarter
and north haliwest hal,norlh east quarter
Of section 20, and pli section 20, and east
halt north cas-, quarter Of section ~, and
west half south east quarteF secuQn ~,
and west half south west,quar,er and soulh
half east llalt.souh afest qqafter aud soulh
halt west half noEths vest quarter sections
II, all IN township II, range east, con
t4iuIng TAO acfas.
Levied onfs he ar0nerlv oftha defend
ant Z II Couts. 4 sisq, ne west halfeasi
half south east fsSrier and squh hgIi
west half sqntheaste asgter q section FL,
and west falf north west qIiaftgrund west
bait south vest quarter aad vest hAli
north east qpaNerQht east half south west
quarter AID east half noith west quarter
and weslhel(b EAST half poftl east quarter
Of section : }, aahe2st bat eofth east quar-
Ter AID west haif'uolih west quafier see
non 29,iaad west baF southwest 4uarer
and eass hall south easa 'qnarNr sectiob 81
aad,Ycsp halfsouiat ea.l tuafter ard east
bali sobtd, vest quarter t1past bali durIh
east .hdH oi'sealioa -, ana east h4ll norh
west quaiteF oi SECTION ~. township Is.
and weag half nor,h east qQai1er Of section
5,aad west haitnoria west qQ4lteyeot Sec
ton '8,1lwhsRfp u, range 8 east, Con-
.taiaing 1900 ACRES iaore Of less.
,hfwad 90 IS The Ptoperty ot.the 'lefen-
danG.DgSmiih, aud vail Le soIdto SATISFY
pamd 5 debt and ccst OF sun.
w. NJ. GWIN. NiarshsI,
BY P. M. FEAG US0N, UePuiy.
h.arcD -. tbs Si'S ite G3,),
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
NOIIDE.

n ) administrator de bonas non of the estate
Ia of James q. Dickson, deceased, viii on
the first Monday in May next, viii inaxeNitl,
the Probate Courto Holmes county, Misais,ooi.
final settlement OF SAID estate, and for aljavanoe
and surrender mr. Letters -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
William i'soseils &

RetupnsbIo lbs Uniea States Cis
cDlt Coartio NIagsjefm 1910.
sBY yiftuatof life above stared i ii
70 me directed, trola the uoaorabie Unl-'
ted Saies Csrcat Court for thu, southern
DistFlct Of NiississiPpi,I viii ga uile
4at Monday IN April 1
fext, expose 70 public sale for cash, h
the town Of Arlington Holmes county
Mississippi, theifollo9ihg deserted hands
70 wit: lot number 1, OF section IS, lots
numbers /, 5 apds6, see,lop .27, lots uuin-
bgrs 2, 3, 6 and I, secaqna34 aud lots
|nnabers 4 and,5 5, Of section 80, township
10, range 2 east, aud the aadlvided sixth
part Of the west hall south west quarter
|of section II, and west half north west
quarter dissection 81. and west hall north
west quarter ofsecil %, and south half
east half north west Quarter ofseciion ID,
all in iownship1 ., raagts.3 cast, and also,
one town lot m the town OF Montgomery,
known onmap Of saidtown as lot number
Is, on WHICH there is fine store house.
Levied on as'the property ofihe deian-
dant William Piclsens 10 satisfy plainlifI 5
demand and cost of siit.
w Ne GWIN. Marshal.
EPURsSIsLI, ID. M.
March %. tis' Pes tee l2d.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
MARSHAHS SAFE.
Seaman & Ward
vs. Il fl
w Pickens. * Securities.

a. w. lNhClSs ~ '@N~'''"NN'
Rclurnable 10 the UmtedStates Circuit
Court TO May term 1910. af
BY virtue Of the above stated II ia
to me greeted, from Iho Honorable S4n'-
cd States Circuit CouIt, Ior the SoaIAeta
Distinct OF Mississippi, | viii onthe ~
Il. IA lloaday ia april
next expose 10 pubic safe % the highest
bidder Tor cash, before the court bouSe,doqr
10 the town Of Lexington lto.mqs coqaiy
Mississippi. all The li9hl, ute aud interest
thatthe defendant has IN aod 10 the to'-
lowing described lands, 20 Wi: the souia
%eSt quarter and uouh hall somp east
quarter aud souih hdi uofta east quarter
Of section ~, and south halt west halt
northwest quarter and soQth vest quarter
aud south west dnarter ofsectloa w, and
south half east half north east quarter OF
section 70, township I3, range east, con-
tainiog 800 acres more or less.
Levied on as The property Of defendant
Israel w. i'ickens to sausiy ptA 'odemand
aud cost OF SUIT.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28

Rethrnab.o to Unled etates Circuit
Court 10 May term lc40.
BY virtue Of the above stated Fl las
% me directed from tlc .ioporaUle Uoted
States Circuit Court Tor tie StulLe dis
irict Of Mississippi, ! vii proceed 10 sen
% the highest O;dqef f3r Cash, before the
cqtHt house door III the town ot.IcAIuston
tiohnes county mississippi, on the
4h lmdoy IN Ap@9}
next, all the lashr, nlIe ana interest. the
defendant has IN or othe following DESERT
led lahds, lo'wlt the soblh hall wcsi halt
south east Quarter, section -, township
rs, range 8 east, norm bali west hail
i'oFgh cast quarter Of section 8, township
Il, range 5 east.
Levied on as ting property Of J G.
P'ckens to satisfy p.siotIlI'5 demand ard
cost o. suit.
w NJ GWiN, .
II Alarshal y ID
y by EDMUND EUhsSEl4L,
-. Depuly.
1 Marches, tds PCS lee l2 /
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28

~ We arc authorized 70 anhouuce' VIII
LIAM NEED Of Greuala,as candidate Tor the
ofce OF State Ircasurer,at the special election, 10
f a the vacancy occasioncd By the death Of Col
James &. Williams,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28

Reagpa5Ie to the Lui,ed States Cir
CAL Coan 10 May term 1870.
By virtue of The above stated cx-
ecutoa 10 me directed, hom the Hon
CRADLE United States ligcuit Court fer
the Soutaeta District OF Mississippi. (
will proceed 70 sell 10 the highest bid
der .of casa, At The Court house door
in the town Of Lexington Holmes couu-
Mississippi. On The
~ 1lqaduy "a ATr;5
all the right, title and interest that the
defendant has M ortothc following de-
sqribcd lands, y Wit: the south cast
quarter and east balfaorjh'eaat quar-
ter aid south hdlE .Nast hatf north east
hall Of section IN, townslipsl1, range
2 east, containing a60 acres G.ore q
less,
l-eyied,oa asjthe pr8Peet} ofthc. dc,
lqqdtiit AaronSPelI tosatisly plaintiffs
debt aad costrol sllit. q,
ts'4H GislT, MaFshal,s
BY pm HERCi US0N,D. NJ.
March 90 COZ tbs. It's
$500. LPts iee SIP I
-H4kSh 1Ees 8AAE;.n
i-qasrd:2lsf!4r sou
4 ysti4a
R TCilIgJk,f go
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28

s. OBJ work Of all descriptions neatly
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28

The Presbyterian Pfesbytaryinects at
this place on Thursday the second day Of
April next, when it is expected there viii
be number d ministers from different
parts OF the state.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28

:" .tANhAHt-iks - ~ q r
Ileanrnable tQthc Y: y Ircuii CNift
to May tenn lE40.
BY virtue Of the yersiated Il ,aa
ID me dirertrd irvIa Iisn3rabIa ugiird
States Crcuit Cour, Tor tae Southern aE,ie
luct of .,lissiSslNpi, viltQh tft
4ft ioa9ry AalfrA
ueyt, expose to public sale ,oahe'hlshtat
bidder Tor cash, before the C9aft if"cjn
door 10 the town Of i.eNiagtoll IiOImes
county Mississippi, wilalp tie aours pve-
scuDcd hy hw. all the tigAt
tile ana interest tbe said defendant hath
ID or 10 Inc Iollpaia1 qtcrihed properly 10
nln lois NUMBERS 20 atd dI, Iyipg ana
teiag in'the town OF LtXiagtou, AID on
sud lots laere is fn4 sore house ana
~are house.
Iaevied on as the rro.erty ofthe dcpn-
last }. J. mcknight, and viii BIZ sod to
sI'lsly the above stated i las and cost Of
suit.
W VI GHlN, Marshal,
~ FERGUSON, ID NJ.
March "a IDS FRS ice ia.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28

@ t8aIT9t aeLt,
expose to public sale for cash. in the
town Of Lexington. HoNes County,
Mississippi, adj the right, title. interest,
and claim the said defendant Mayo.
hath in or to the following described
property TO wit:-Lots Number Ia, ga.
%, 2 and The said lots has a fIne
dwelling house thereon. and other out
houses, and lying and being in the town
of Franklin. Also west half or the
north east quarter and east half of the
north west quarter Of township l3, Sec
ton 50, range 5 cast. Also the cas-.
half Of the north east quarter section
3S, toWnshipl3, range 5 east. Also
the s7uth cast quarter of section 90,
township %. range 8 east.
The above Stated property has been
levied on as the property Of A. nj.
Mayo, and viii be sold to satisfy the
above stated Fl IA and cost of suit.
". VI. (sWIN. Marsh,l.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
MARsAAL's SALE.

GrA tRrton Ret,rnable 10 United
vs. tiM STATES Circut Court
VIM w Smith to May term 1910
-.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-06

day ock Her letter bags at Gpns Foreign Let
ter Office, IA the Exchange. r.
Erclusve-The arrival Of the Alabama, from Mobile in
SEM SsmI a dSprton from Boston for York. carried
away head Of FIRE last Monday, OFF Point, Gaze
Cod, and returned to the city - the Al s'noon.
state. ss he Jo.ephns Of NYof s
cav, .Ss s enc
they thought her suspicious vessel and she Will probably be
SHIP Building in Beitimors-Besdes nsub Der Of smaller
sss ss s s The ss ssa
il ayrs the tes Of brig # the frs; els. s,eharaon has
i ss sS' @ . Of ;
oa bark Of beautiful model var, Of Oh. ', Of Winch
few .csPon s i Bs ,d. for y,si; past
and is nted rs craft OF whch seaman night veil be-
proud of oher vessels in engaged
Marine Correspondence.
pS"T az hs ,s% &
s,i aaa Marion vanum from salt%ors 70. Boz d. DO;
Busck for NYoIk to sail evening Of aaL At
iantic, foe do, dig
The cutter Madson been ordered to proceed from Ports
mouth south aud Capt s.ss Of the e, HaoP on The sos
his limits.
On the Equator June Gen Hnrrison % days from Boston
LOT Calcutta all "e' Foreign Ports.
PERSAMBUco July TN port, village for Boston, Ioth Ri
na o. PsSes f fha n t Msnt U the
port suppas'd to be the Co@ , from Rio Nyort
Ceres, Scudder, Boston, do.
United states Ports.
TAsrPoRr, July 23-arr Compeer Lincoln Boston; 25th
Teszer. St John.
PORTLAND Aug President, Matsnras; Neptune New
York
SALEM, July -cld Chalcedony Todd, Mouevid.o; Aug J.
Eagle T9wpt Para aud mkt; FALCON De Costa do; 3d. sid
Ss:rSs, s%s muloa' Small, NYs,h oh, o.esoI.
Ornament, do; yacht Vim ,sn, Barkeew joy Work Fancy
European, LiverVooi: I'D Reuows Lowell NYork.
NEW 3, DreRD, Asg Carr WIN PENN NYork; Rosetta, do
Empr, 50, Albany
BssroL Aug 2-arr Sarah Lee, BLY,. from Picou via Fall
River.
Providence, Avg Carr Juno. Brown NYork.
NEWPORT, Aus domack, Bangor Tor York; Cham
pi On Poland Calais for do; Florida Maclas for do; 3D.
emf. Heath, NYork for Prov dence.
BALrIMoRE Aug 4-cld Pilot, Marsh Hal fax, Ms; Carroll
rian, Oakley NY".k; arr Delta: Bake, Boston.
KIcHMoNp, Aug 2-arr Edw Liyinsstor, Nfork sid Wey
NoRroLK. Aug gin Hampton Roads Aha,nbra, Williams
fn Nfork. for orders; Abe tina from do; sid Exit Sisson
Oporto J Kenpton, Beieli, NYork.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-06

The return shows increased issue Of notes for the
month of July of Sls472ao Notwithstanding which the
government still in for many Of its payments
The inference that the income of July fell short OF the
expenditures 81 100000 The government expenses
monthly about sa5ooOoO The probability is that the
same dsproporon of receipts to expenditures will be ex-
perienced through August, and that the deficiency will
be met by the remaining Sl5ooooo yet on hand OF the So
600 900 granted March last In September the bond of
60 500 600 falls due from the United States Bank and
cordng to the sureasury law in force, must be paid
oneurh specie aad threeourths in the bills specie
having banks doubts have been thrown out by the
Secretary regard the prompt payment OF this amount
The banks liabilities in Europe fall due about the same
time to very large amount There Is but little proba-
by tina. the receipts either from the customs OF lands
~ much increase in the next three months The fol-
lowing is table of The amount outstanding at the close of
each month since January, 1899.