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sUsPES sORK BANDASsEcs.
Ya7HIS article which affords much ease and COM
Il fort 10 the afisted Especially in hot Geaher,) IS
for sale wholesale and retail, at
G. X. TYKER'S D5ug Store,
Corner East Baltimore and Highsts. Baumo1eN
Also, good assortment of TRUSSES, for the cure
Hernia or Rupture. Those who stlad in need OF an
rcle of this kind, invited call and examine TO
,,sc,,es ma 2
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wNT HITE COFFEE-so bags old White Coffee
Wv landing and for sale by
JOHN P. ADAMS,
jy3 Bowlys wifi.
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ssVUNhi ~ Ahk.-The subscriber has hand
- and intends keeping large and general assortpent
Of very superior quality STONE WARE, which lse.zaf
fers for sale the most redHeeS pices for cash oap-
proved paper. CostTy Marclnnts and Others wo-lddo
well to call and his H. they could not fiji be
ing pleased He has also assortment ofhis PATENT
PEKCOLATINGsF i4ITERERS, an article all htaics
using the HydraTt should have as it cieanses tsSaef
fr m all extianeau matter, and renders that wech
before turbid, cteaa,and peticid as spring water.
-Orders delivered in 5t parts of the city, free of ex
pelsr. T. W. BROTHERf0N,
je12 GIN Pitt street adjoining HaTford Ran
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EAR CARE \

FISHACH'S
Il PRLZE-SELLLNG OFTiCE n n
Pratt Strsss opposite Ghe Baltimore + Ohio r. r. Depot.
THyITa,A FFFsIENOON, Wednesday, July 18Th,
& n 31tiiPays; Maryland State Lottery. Capitals
$4,000, sle,OO0t &c. Sc Tickets 50, shares in pro-
pori IN.
TOM asBOWg Thursday, July 18th, Sussex c.
Lottery. Capitais-Sl5,0O0, &c. Sc. Tickets -, 5Os
-.
Dayal1gtsf FEsDAY, 17th July sIeFf Je SCI Lottery
Capial-St0 900. Tickets 81, / 3D. IS cents.
On SA;FURDAY, 18th July. Nirg.hiH State Lottery.
Captals-- so zoe, 10000. Tickets Sl0, >, so.
For the Capital Prizes direct to
FISIfACE'Ss
LxyVERF .9ND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No ~ Frnts street, opposite the Baltimore and Ohio
Rad X Jaa Depot
VIVA NTED-CHESAPEAKE & OHIO CANAL
w ACCEPTANCES, far w-le8 the highest pnee
will H. paid by applying at the above Office 10
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HSOD & HAKE FISH
~ 20 drums Grand Bank Goldfish
40 do Hakt fsfl--For safe by
.el2 JOHN P. ADAMS, Rowlys wharf,
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YHyHE SUBSCRIBER offers TO his fnrrds. and
u, the public in geaeral at his Lumber YARD caihe
Falls. below PTiItt sNeet Bndge,-tOfice head Union
Dock.) large and general assortment OfseasOne Fam
bcr Such Pannsi, Common, Select Cuttings Jost,
Rnfters Shingles, Latbs, N. Caroline and E. S Floor
ing with every other article necessary make good
assortment. A quantity of Ark Legs, and also Ark
Plank will be sold at reduced prices, have large
uuanrity hand. Al those who buy for cash nas-ex
pect a liberal discount. ID. f. THOMAS.
h IL. dit
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HOG LOST-On the 9th inst. white and liver
80 colored pointer DOG, about months old, OF Il
gaunt appearancc-had when lost curb chain collar,
on the brass plate of which, was engraved The initials
j. c. j.. Any person having the above described dog,
and will deliver Kim the Subscribers Drug Store, at
the corner of Pratt and Dugans wharf, will be suitably
rewarded. q. L.. DUHOkSI'
jy I4-4t
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RICH PAP EcR HANGsINS.S.
n1OSEPH CROOK X GOTT, UPiIoLsTERERs, AND
PAPER HANSRRs, No. 7S5 Baltimore street, between
gonlt and Holiday stFeetS-iayei in store
Rich Paris PAPER IIANGINGS
Verysuperisp American do
Gilt Cloth and common Borders and Fire Ptsscs
IIataask hIoseens and Turkey RED for cur-s5as
Canton MABF1N;S-4, and 6
Venetian Blinds, Sofas and Rocking CHAIRS
flair and HItsk MATTRESSES and Manila BATS
S.eaBboats and vessels furnished with despaIo.is
We very respectfully solicit friends and tbs public
il general, to give a call. JOSEPH CROC ~,
iyg THOMAS GO4yF.
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/ d H9IUND.-Was found by the subscriber, Iarg
d. KEY, apparently an iron chest key, witch the
owner can have by describing and paying charges.
ADpIv nj this Office. JOHN WILLIAMSON.
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YWNHR MONTHLY MISCELLANY, of Reli-
81 zion and Eetsess- edited by Rev. Eyn s. Gannett,
who has obtased poEnises Of aid from other GHitanan
clereynren and vrtcrs. Terms 50, p able in .ifysnce
'guhscyiptinns resolved by n. HICKMAN,
ie n IS Market street..
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q OST.--On the nth inst, supposed at the Licking
I'd ton Market, locket breast pin, set with jet
stones, in gold marked the back with the nitias "M
w. o.. obi. June 18th, 1872 The finder will be her-
ally rewarded by leaving itwth Clark s. Kellogg, No.
Is, Bowley's Wharf,
July 6th-l
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HnUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PRO-
III PERTY.-In pursuance Of a decree of the Chan
cery Court the undersigned will sell public sale,
FRIDAY, the 18th Of July at O'Clock in the fternOun
on the. promises,
One l4DI fronting hundred and thirty feet on
Cross street, and one hundred feet on GoodmaaSt-
One other LOT fronting hundred and Twelve feet
on Cross street., and twenty feet on Goodman ST
ALSO, other LOT fronting twenty feet on Good
street, and running back about one hundred and
twenty feet u twenty foot alley, and lying north ofe
lot just described This property is elgbly located in
an improving part of the town.
Tnrms prescribed by the decree one-haf OF the pur-
chase money in three months from the day f sale, and
the other half in sly months with INTEREST," 20 be secur-
ed by notes or bond approved by the trustee.
jy CLAWS JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
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RTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
Z subscribers have obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore county, in the State of Maryland, letters Of
administration with the will annexed, the personal
estate of Nicholas Myers late of the city of Baltimore
deceased. All persons having claims Against the estate
of die sa deceased are hereby warned 20 present the
with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated TO
the subscribers before the first day of February,
S4r otherwise they may be excluded from all benefit
from said All persons indebted said estate are
requested to make payment without DELAY to ether Of
the subscribers.
Given under our bands this 9Th day &C july, 1910.
JOHN GLENN,
VIM. Tx COLLINS,
Administrators with the will annexed OF
liz Q-ln.pAf NIehnIns Mvcrs
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THyHE INTER- EST OF ALI..-A person wish
ing to purchase Beds Bosters, Pillows Mattresses,
Cots, Comforts &C., will find i greatly to Their interest
of Lombnrd and Light streets, where they will find the
most extensive assortment in the Union, which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms. Jy I-du
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mn BAI.TIMORE COUNTY COURT, MAY

nm BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT, MAY
n TrRm 1S4O-Ortered That the sale made and with
in reported by John Scott, permanent Trustee OF Basil
D. Muikin, an Insolvent Debtor he ratihed anu cor
rned unless cause to the contrary he shown, on or be-
fore the lth v of August next; Provided copy OF
fbs order be inserted in newspaper once week,
for three successive weeks before said 18th day OF Au-
;st next The report states that said Insolvent Debt
r,s equity of redemption in life estale IN piece Of
Groundn the City of Baltimore, was sold for eleven
dollars (S1l.)
~ THOs. KELL, Clerk.
,,,b JuIv. $780, iv l5-law3w-
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GROUND ALUnISs FINE SALT.
81 -lAAn BUSHELS @. A. SALT,
StsSBsBVF 900 sacks, large size, fne do
Forsaleby CD. WlLsoS s,.',. 70 char
r THs-s00OO incb Sawed Latbs, for sae b
a Bowly' VIII icy
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RICH NO. OF GODEY'S LADT'S BOOK
q for july 1910, received; containing contributions
from Mrs lydia II. SgouTpey; Mrs. Caroline lie Hentz;
Miss A. NJ +. Buchanan; Mrs. Sarah j. Hale; MIS-
Cornwall Baron Wilson; Mrs r. II. Eilet; I. 8. Arthur
Esq; L. a. Wilmer, Esq. and WITH
s,antinople from the entrance to the Golden Horn.
Price 25 els per No. So per year. The present No
commences a new volume.
Office of the Lady's Book,
No IS ". Gay ST Fayette ST.
VIM. N. HARRISON,
Baltimore Publisher.
N.B.-Msiledi 10 all arts the United States and the
Canadas.
10 o. diff
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UNION BANK OF MARYLAND, /

JUNE 20, IS4U
VHyIIIs Bank will be shut on SATURDAY, the 4h
Il of July It is expected that Bills and Notes falling
due that day, will be paidon Friday the 3D. when pa
per intended for discount on Monday must be offered
iuI r. MICKLE, Cashier
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-TRAPPING PAPER
" 1900 realms Thick Cap Wrapping
500 do. Crown do.
400 do. Double Cap de-.
$50 do; Grocers Bag PAPER,
100 do Small do do. do.
so do. Cloth do.
100 do 1ronmongers do.
a00 do Kentish Cap do.--For sale by
rY1RNFR WHEEL WRIGHT 4 NUDGE,
10 No. 2 S. Charles st (up Stairs.)
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07

EXTENSIVE EFFECT OF CoSSEcrIcur HosFIrALi-
Tv.-The Committee Of the Chamber Of Commerce,
with the taste Of tho Bridgeport champagne still on
theirlPs report in favor Of con letting both routes
TO Alb'y! oae hundred and forty miles Of rail road
will flash the direct route to Albany and one hun
drsd and ifty miles viii complete the crcHitous
route. SO the several committees, and Stone aud
Webb. who were fed with beef and brandy to puff
the III usaionic line, recommend the immediate
completion Of the circutous road, a Of pre-
venting the diversion OF eur trade to- Boston; and
thes they think il may be well to finish the direct
line AZ permanent work. ftSe Bridgeport peop 6
had given these men one more drink, they wou
have lost sight Of our interest entirely, and gone
dead against the direct route.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07
Correspondence of the herald.l
New ORLEANS, July n, lS40

DEAN BENNETT
The schooner Byron, Capt. Wyatt, seven days
from Matamoras, arrived here last evening The In
teligenee she brings is rather important The united
TEXANS and Federalists have concentrated on the
Rio Grande, and are now in full march for Matamo-
ra, whicht is expected they will be able to invest
without struggle. General Arista has been called
to the capital and Canalizo appointed his successor;
but eand the 500 Central troops under his charge
are at least IA days march from Matamoras and the
whole place is in the utmost considerations that the
sapojss de TEXAS" will have their object obtained
ere they be able TO come TO the rescue. Another
circumstance operates favorably towards the in
vadcrs. Canalizo appointed some favortc youngster
as :" cOmmanaante de la piax - and three OF the
generals have refused tn obey orders, or commence
AN, operations under such tonfo' (ooD! Every
day express couricrs coming in announcing that
the encly is approaching with forced marches, and
that the single star and stripes under which the
= measured step" is made, will in ali next week be
planted if not the fort Of Matamoras, least in
its immediate ncghborhood The force at pre- sent
in Matamoras does not exceed four hundred men,
Ofcourse such number would offer little or resis
tdnce to the pioneers OF Texas These hundreds and
of the citizens however, busily engaged in
throwing breasrworks ard preparing for the onset
But II cannot avail them aught, especially when
take into consideration, that the who.c Texan fleet
including the steam frigatc Zavalia, of,
or in, the mouth OF the RIO Grande, and viii not be
quiet spectators Of the drama. Above ten days ago
the Zavaa carried from this city loO kegs Of pow
der. and the spOnding quota of the other "iX
ms" Thus you see, Mexico as central Mexico, is
gone case. On the foregoing you may depend, a
l have II rc m my CORES pOnden In Ma,amoras, " no
is Of probity, and ill favor Of the central 60
vernmcnt
My file of papers have not come to hand this time
or else would send you some ofthem.
Yours, G..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07

NIBLo's GARDEN.--Last night after Madame
Proche Giubilei and Miss Kerr had danced Z" The
Naiad' the Ravels produced for the first time this
season their unique pantomimc OF &c ,denski." OF
all the pieces which this talented family brought
out since their arrival in America we give the pre-
ference to the part OF Godenski as played by Ca
briel. There is more character about il, and the
events udicrous they are, arise materially Of
the first scene. The skating scene was performed
in capital style, and the whole corps entered into
bic and large portion Of ladies aud children were
present, who seemed delighted with the grotesque
dancing Of Gabriel and my petite cousin.
This evening is set apart for the benefit of Mr..
Chippcnasle, to whose exertions and attentions to
the various stage details the frequenters OF this
place have been much indebted during the present
season. Mr. G. is one Of those members of the pro-
fcssion who condescends to study part, and who
does not expect the part to be made TO TT him He
is Of the many adjnncts which are necessary
to keep up the illusion, and here him always
appear the stage as the man whom the author
depicted, and not as Mr.. C. in another coat. In
making his arrangements for the vsudevilles which
have been presented at this place Of amusement, MIR.
G. has carried his practice out, and hence the
success which most Of them have met with. Some
novelties are to be brought ost tonight, in which
several Of the Park company and other stars TO
play and confidently predic;-and for the sake cf
the benef iare himself hope there will be an unusu
ally full attendance. portion ofthe favorte opera
Of " inderiIla,' and the amusing farce Of "Hish
Life Below Stairs" in the bill, and with cast
that is seldom equalled, and which may never be
seen together again.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07

DESTINATION OF THE TEXAN NAvv.-Much
speculation exists in Texas to the probable desti
nation Of the TeXian Navy under Commodore Moor
The Houston Morning Star thinks il more than pro-
bable that the squadron will unite with the Federal
lists in Yucatsn, and says that the efficient aid which
these vessels could render the malconteBts, and the
loss and terror they could inspire among the Cen
tralists, would contribute in An eminent degree TO
bring the Mexican Government to terms with
Texas.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07

CaRRfrR PIsroSs.-Cspt. Jones, ofthe ship Fla
vus, of this port, who arrived at Newcastle, Eng.
June 9th, from Antwerp, reported that the u, at
noon, m lat ~ 10, N. Ion 3 %, r pigeon sgbtcd
on board, which was found to he a bearer Of de-
spatches from Paris, dated May 81 aud also news
from Spain, being distance Of $50 miles. The
pigeon was probably exhausted during its fight as
it allowed itsefto be easily caught on board the
Flavus.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07

THE BooT ON THE OTHER LEG.--Ths West In
dian editor of paper insinuates that Joseph Bona
parties letter would be obtained in English only
through him. Poor creature. The letter was pub
lished ia English in all the leading London papers,
and in the Times" we first saw il and read il the
day the Queen arrived. We show the same
letter in half a dozen English papers. Auy one can
see it in the " ines" at Gilpins news room The
" Times" first published il in England and to them
we gave the proper credit. Poor creature. Envy,
hatred aud malice however, Of which he full did
not prevent him from stealing our graphic account
of Texas Judge, (wrtten by a CORES pondent and
published exclusively in the Herald" till the West
Indian stole it, He meanly stole this bodily from
paper, loaded it, and published it original
,iclc Of his own. We crib no mems literary labors
We leave it TO the West Indian 10 "gather them in
TO " gather them in" as he did Charles Dances
song Of the Sexton"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN!-The Buffalo Journal
contains the following announcement.
The Recorder has decided that Seaver and the
elder Hyde go TO New York for trial. The Younger
Hyde is admitted to bail here
We know nothing ofthese WORTHLESS by name,
but we hope there is some original features in their
several peccadiioes, for we have common place
rogues and loafers enough in New York ready for
trial, or awaiting their sentence. 1.-THE two Hydes
and their accomplish, Seaver, have done any thing
to merit the distinction of trial in the commercial
emporium OF the union, pray send them ong; but If
they are only common place, every day rascals, or
simply accomplished peculstors, or stool pigeons,
pray keep them at the West and not trouble our
courts with them.
Since the above was written, we have received
the following explanation Of the charge against the
II ydes and eaver.
with reputation for honesty and uprightness above
that Of most young men. All who knew him out Of
that city, gave him the credit Of being az upright,
honorable man. He there bong hit stock If dry goods
from MIR Piimpton for which he gave him a bond
and mortgage ON farm he had pure sed of Mr. ].
Hyde, Of Darien. The farm wa. valued Mt some
$500 or 5000 more than the stock Of goods. Mr..
HYDE then gave Mr. Seaver a letter OF credit TO
Mcssr.. Corles & Stanton for fifteen hundred dol
| lars, and tooko Judgment boad.
Mr.. Seaver started for New York. On his way
thther, he fell In with Mr.. Jameson, an old ac-
quaintance, who as Mr.. Seaver saws offered TO loan
him three thousand dollars in cash, on his return
from that city TO put into his business. Upon his
arrival there he presented his bill OF credit TO
Messrs. c. Il 3, and purchased bill Of goods on
six months credit. lie then went to other mer-
chants and purchased from them various bills On
thirty and forty days credit; expecting 10 pay for
them out Of the three thousand dollars promised him
bv Mr.. Jameson The goods were packed and ship
ed, and checks given on the bank for the payment
thereof
On Mr.. Seaver's arrival home he learned the very
unpleasant nows that Mr.. jameson could not LEI him
have the money he had promised; the consequence
OF which was, his checks went back unpaid.
Among the number Of whom he bought on tins
short credit, was the house of A. Tappan & Co. As
soon as their draft came back protested, Lewis
Tappan went before Police magistrate and swtars
out a warrant for tho ef James HYDE. Of Da-
rieu; aad G. w Seaver, OF Buffalo, Co be brought be-
fore sjustce in the city of New York. 'or obtaining
goods Of Tappan x Co. under false prete necs ,
with the intention Of defraudng and cheating A.
Tsppan Co."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07

TwADpLE.--The letter of Mr. Fisher, historical
painter (ueavcn save the mark) in penny paper
signed "pericles" with anohe plan for new Aca-
DENY. This gentleman is person II great preten-
siens but a poor painter; and full new systems for
supporting the Fine Arts. lie had better leave Off
writing and try a. paint.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07

SHiH FEvER.-The barque William and James ar
rived at the Philadelphia Lszarct in sevcnty-two
days from Londonderry with pa .engcrs. On landing
'twenty.three of whom the sick Inst, were taken
ashore and placed in the Hospital The captain and
two Of the passengers hscqgcntly died, and were
on Tuesday buried at the Quarantine ground. The
epidemic is presumed to be the ship fever disease
of the worst sort.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07

NEw BrIsuroS.--The third ball Of the season
takes place az tn Pavilion Tonight. IL will be
most elegant affair. The Pavilion is of the most
deli htful places OF sojourn in the neghborhood
II is cool AID healthy The table the best in the
count Y. In short those who 90 there once, so
often, and they cannot go to more pleasant place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07

AUo. 6. An inquest was held a. No. 30 Orange
street on the body of Arthur McGwinness, native
&C ireland, aged IS, who died from
known. Verdict accordingly.
Anather was held at Stb street, on the body Of
Francis Riley, native of Ireland. aged p. The
deceased was laberer on the Croton Water Works,
and while prying off large mass of stone, the earth
IN which il was imbcdded caved in AMI buried him
and anotker m.n. Both were got out as qnick
possible but Riley died Instantly. The other is
likely to recover. Verdict, accidental death.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07

THE PRrsESr SoLp.-The two Arabian horses,
sent by the irnaun Of MuscAt a, a present 10 the
President Of the United States, were sold a, Wash
ington on Tuesday One Of tnem was taken ~ T.
W. Powell. Esq. Of Virginia, a, $3.50 and the other
by Gen. John II. Eaton Of Tennessee, at SOS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07
rorUL.rios OF THE CRY oy RooHEsrrR, CAFES, AND

o. DrSrNrRv-Brng CON pcled 10 put ourselves I'M
der thc hands Of Dentist thought prudent 10 make
enquiry the ris AMI quehc Of the onet be
selected, aud being fully satisfied by the experience OF Sc
vera friends, fortunately determined give the pre-
ference to DR.. B0stvck Our font teeth in such
condition, that thought them past saving, but to our
utter asonshment and delight, ~ b. has made them az
good and feel SIZED with his assurance, that
the plugs Filings will in during life Certainly
this gentleman Of the accomplished Dentists in
cy AMI we would recommend all our frienls, who
sh their teeth put good ord call the Doctor IS
Chamber street. See adycrscmcn, In another column.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07

TBE Baltimore MAsAeEH.-The facts in this
case are these Mr. Walton, instead Of paw ing Fan
ny Elsser in cash, gave her his note for $1,000 lie
did not give Sylvan cent for his benefit and syl-
vain him. lie agreed to pay the travelling ex-
penses o the Ballet corps from Philadelphia to ash
ington and back, and yet deducted the amonnt Of
thu (abOut SlOs) from the pay ofthe corps. MAZDA
moiseiie Elssler generously threw of 500 in two
nights Of her dues, to enable MIN 70 pay The ballet
corps ard yet he broke his contract, aud they are
over SIO0 short. lie offered SIS {, Mrs. vall6e. Of
Phiade sha, and her four daughters ballet dancers
when they had SO 10 pay for board; and they could
not have returned TO Phiia1,lpha, had not Nad'lle
Elssler eiven them sum Of money out of her mock
ct. The charming danseuse offered to dance one
night for he benefit of the corps, but they were
afraid they co1ld not get their money from him.
We hope he will retire from the management.
NooD PAvEME vt 80 Nassau, between Beskman
and hnn street j, paw with wood. Capita. Let
the pia1 be continued l Ann street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-07

Tar TEXAS BOUNDARY QUEsrIos.--By the
Houston Morning Star, we learn that the Commits
sioners appointed 10 survey the Eastern boundary
Of the Republic, have Suspended their labors ac-
count Of the advance Of the warm season. They
have, however, established the point where the 81
degree Of Y latitude touches the Sabine. Agroeably
90 their observations this point is east ofthe station
previously designated, and viii probably leave To
Texas a whole line oftownships which have hereto
fore been considered the territory Of the United
States.