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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-02
NOTICE.

n SHALL be absent fromthe State for q lew
IL weeks, and hereby constitute L. N. Fields
my Agent during my absence. -
December II, 1880. I4tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-02

LAW NOTICE.
WTILLIAM l.. HARRIS, GEORGE r.
w CLAYTON, & JAMES I. HAIR
RISON, have associated themselves togeth-
or in the practice Of the Law.
Jan. LIST, lS40-l6-tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-02
Nv COPARTNERsHIP.

uNRAsMUs L. ACEE AND HEN
RYs GRAY, will hereafter prac-
tice in coparnership, in the counties of
Monroe, Lowndes, Pickens, Noxnbee,
Kemper, Winston, Oktibbeha and Choc-
taw.
They win also practice in the y. s.
District courts at Pontotoc and Jackson,
and in the High court of Errors and APP
Columbus, Mi. April 2sth, ls4O-tf-32
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-02

The Charleston Mercury says that the
MIl from New Norkto that city, came
through in little more than two and q half
days, a distance Of more than eight hundred
miles. This is owing to the great expedition
afforded by means Of the Rail Roads. Only
10 think, that in case of an invasion Of Charles
ton, troops, can be transportedto her rescue
IN less than three days from thestate ofNew-
York, and from Maryland and Virginia in less
than one day.
And yet the Locgfocos, would have Internal
Improvements stop altogether.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-02
-. Richmonl Enauirer speaks IN a
Democrat.

The KICNWOHI I.I4UlIVI sPVNN7 ~ .
..hich cannot be mistaken.
ioH0 Democrat.
,,,he Enquirer is such good authority
\. Il , ,,on why not believe what it said in
%Dn of Gen. Harrison as patriot and
tao% man, aud not only believe, but pub.
oIs'o m that it did say, in favor Of the
ISL , bonored and war.worn veteran, for
III, .r.ly praise was never more trumpet
,so,a , and loud
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-02

OVID P. BROWN,
II II. P. FULLER,
Trustees.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

1t prs. tee So.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

~ y: TccIsr M,sik cSs b. Mead Scosopir
Is pkgs 24i cks "A cs SO IL pkgs to order
srs-la? erts Webb Douglas bs TOoker Meade
pig iron lrvin-l bx Cartwrgh-lo bx Mehel2oo tons
coal kobinson-le6o sacks salt Maitland Kennedy Colo
c' pspnsoa.s9 cks erts Lyman es Hyds
Livngston-loo csk Poon Coegaeas2 do Is pipes nseed
oil Masters Markoe-25 esk 1888 Pkgs M9reweod. ~
Johnson BuTrtt-s3 bales Duck 40 pieces sail cloth 100 pks
DO Peck COTS pkgs sheet iron 80 bdls hemp Phelps
lodge CoSOo bags feathers $500 bars iron McCal2
Bartlett % bkts mdze piece 66 pkgs sheet iron II bales to
order
In the Chancellor, from Paermososo mdze bgs 100
bxs lemons $40 bXs oranges Baldwin Coi0o bxs Wright
In the Columbia from Curacoa-so bgs 81 do coffee 1875 logs
maogy g pieces do $50 pcs logwood hides s. bds and Ii
In the Julia Ann from Matanzasi7e hhJs moasses 1000
gars bx rye Aymar u Co. ...
hay, Fosters hhds old iron Brown Potter.
In the Giraffe ien ST Croix5 puncheons rum w Lewis
40 do Deiorest Co2s hhds sugar Maitland Lennedy
In the Eoo from Paermo2oiobxs oranges 500 bx lemons
100 sacks sumac 50 cks rye Hoford Brancker x Co.
In the Anener ON Rochee4e hf pipes brandy WD Cut
PIPES brandy Dgrand Co29 h do 20 do brandy 100 es
pipes 50 Or do brandy boger kneeland20 hf pipes brandy
In the Clinton from Savannah 40 csk rice Smith Mills Co
10 do Buck Co.'s Worhy-loa bis cotton II Colt Co
loo do Buke Lovettl5 do Bronson-3s4 do Phelps
Thomas Peach-lOl do orders bxs G A Smiths Co.
In the Cahoun from Charles ties rice Boyd adams
Boormsn johnson Go-s5 do D. McArhur-so bis do II s
Leyerish-s2 pkgs Taylor-2 do Tornee Hail. do Wells
Spring-and sundry do TO order.
In the Auoeop, from ApaachicoIa-osO bis cotton Della.
hed-4s do Mills Son-25 do II Taman35 do Maitland
Kennedy x Col! do Perkins Hopkins White.
rum Clarkson-so bis cotton Goodhue & Coils do Stone
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

In the sherdap from Lverpool- bale carpeting Hidden
a mdze VIM Whitehe ad-2 brs do Ashurst Sons, Phil
adelphia-3 pkgs y Doan Son-is chains Tucker Cooper
Coo pkgs Amory Lseds-l4 CO VIM Watson-i Dbl
meal Robt Matland-5 pkgs mdze Agnes Watsonl Hunt
so hampers potatoes Wight, Surges Shawl ndre
Lanahan Phadc phals3O 20 order-i6d Garlncr-2
bus Watt Roscncranz-23d do John Gihon Colo Thos
McCa& Coz do w 4 Crook n Cot pkgs Napier-3 bis
Webb LinsoR-l cask chains II Lergnan-ii mdIe Ed
mund Lahan- cask do bbotson, Peace Cole do Sands
Turner, For Col cask Cooke sonsia crs Jackson
Il hamper plants Bogert Kneeland- bx mdze Tenley5
c. ndEe Hudson-t do w Stusrt-l pkgs Adam Homer
10 Boston, &c Persee Brooks pkgs Cooper-2 DO
Tones sonsil do + Jones csk hardware Smith Co
20 pkE NJ Brucc2 cks hardw Hasuck &Cothere-i
m NV w hoTsnsn, do Connahi do Adshssd-a5 PKG
90 HarrisIi bale IIsil grothersi hardw,rs Nsau
sad al cs mdte rhompsou2 pkgs do wenman Wyekon
mis- salt and SO tons coal Colinss5 crts LaraJe
ton2 do Barber Brothers. do e Watson 4 soma ph,9d
the south America, from liverpool balls ThSs Marvin
SonI5 Oakley Rob,nson-l9 ca Amory Leeds Va Do
nad-l fsmer R0osevct-i Field& Kellogg WIN NoNan
- hohnson-t A. Thomas-l bale Jugne,r sot 80 A
Van Ncst-l CO Hill cks Van Nests pk "a Field XII
losl0J Damn Sons240 bdls Egieston Bleil-s bales
Webb Jinsnp3 bxs Smith Thurger Ceo ca Jabron Ives
Co.'S pkEs 4 VI Mclnre-t Moore Bakert csk U Nc
Gowan Hayes9cks ~ bags ~ bds W Van Antwerp Co
liz cs Gthon COL Norton pkgs SCrooks- ca REM
Stark Jr-ltbts Ghon Col csk Sherman--19 me
Adams HomerN Col bx Cockur-Iscs Sands Turner 10
10 biz stone Swan fo-5bxs a. Willson-5 ca n fones
Co.'S Barclay Iivingtons bxs Bird Ghlan-s JI,ihon
HCo-iass I ag9nIs w Waison-i w r Crook Co-sJC
Neustsdt-l casting II Marshsll-7 n Hsight Co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13
Passengers Arrived.

the South America, from Liyerpoo-Mss Bailey Eng.
lands Mrs Whitehead Canada; Miss Medhurst Englad Mrs
Potts, do w Whitehead Canada; John Potts, Mexico; O =
Potts Eng,and = Potts dos Poor sos,opi T Wright,
do; NJ Miller dol Fos, England Ross scotland;
Dakess, Canada; ub do; Jah.z Stead England; Pa
trullo. don WIN Jones, dol VIM Bailey, doand lei the
In the sheridan, from Lvcrpoo-Abm Warwick, lady and
sert saml Dykes Gregory and lady Jos Underwood.
Rev John Anderson w Stevenson Angus Miss
ley, Adam Southern and servt, Rev VIM Wason3E in the
steerage.
In the Memphis from LiyerpoO-F Hyde, Messrs Rogers
Natr and Garin-3i6 in the steerage.
In the Chiefiain, from st Thomas-A Foster. Smith,
II Mudigan w VI Creighton, " Walmat III Peake, r Ea
tos, Berry, Ingram, II Butler VI Ryan Sheffield,
Young. J n Ancheas.
In the Clinton, from Savannah-W III King, NJ Hays,
Winship A Clark.
In the Calhoun from CharestonC Rerson and LADY Mrs
How ard and servt Miss Knowing Tho CroAoh w Venain
q n the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13
Suppl,

Supply, lbs. 5s.SOi las
Thiss equal to about eighteen months consumption.
The stock market yesterday rather fiat;
cent, New jersey Farmers Trust Boston and Providence
per cent Manhattan Bank There material change
either in domestic bills uncurrent money.
In the great revulson which going forward in
description Of pOperyi curious Developments made
Of the ia which the fortunes Of private individuals and
destroyed The expose Of the Manhattan Bank
the spot here in the city Of New York. which looked
up for example from every quarter Of the URon The
ignorance Of finance the abuse Of confidence the unbshng
favorsm and corruption brought light w the report OF
that committee grew ofhe things pc
ofhe depOsite and herewith power doev
The fayortsn shown making the bank was only
ryng on, the principals which they the
IN. government The SEPARATIONS OF the Wall street cqucs
through the Bank ofCommerce the funds this State
prcsey similar their nature and WILL later lead
70 more DISASTROUS explosion Wherever the funds of the
federal or the proceeds Of stock issued
BY any Of the states formed the basis OF bank capital
rupion crcpt and insolvency has been the result The
Mississippi MON Bank melancholy illustration of this
This Institution started by subscription the part Of
the her bonds which TO be sold
cordng the authors the issue at that H. for specie
ors equivalent These sold time at considerable
solution adopted the 2is ut TO suspend en- the $50 on
81 herham tiles The committee recently appointed ny ts
House Of examine the condition OF me bank
have made htir report The following the condition on
the ist Feb. 1870.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13


The expense of conducting the Bank including salaries
OF officers S9o7 The Committee that the error of
the bank has been giving accommodations to
dealers under the mistaken notion of relieving the people,
whereby all the funds Of the been to per
sons VINO have not conducted their affairs prudently-
The committee recommend the canceling of the remaining
sSoooco bonds which will probably be DONE and the bank
xound
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13
NO REDUCTION OF WAGES.
Seutlbe cencfratilhe 9Gbiss
Seriammluns

III JrfhrD clap Jpdulf, Sdec. j. Sfr.u Np. u.
I'm SNcntas cen H. arril, atcnes llbr, pro
cine auesrcroentllhe @criammlunaa uer osutbsn be-
mctrotilcbsn @biss I'M Ssurp Gan oauit, Sd, Der
I.Sraps uno aYsnus r., ltatfncsn, um Die nStbiaen
Wcrtebrun9cn fur ote nSd,fs 0bortsrpob rpelcbs am
Otsnltas Den Ia. april bier in Slcpsgcrf achalten
psrosn pire, gu trcffiu. Sc msrssn an o;eLm 1benb
9lsdalls neue OItaIico,r in Den tcrets tef,bsnoen
psutibsn osncfrotilhen gBbi3,Geren aufaencmlnen
uno an scss GHit9liso Gin @r,mrlar ccs ,estens bee
Ssnerals oarriien", init Jaupfrn, ousactbslt rpsrs
Den. limo oa itet eas barfe Giosr;Srinfen cine chi.
esnilbe arantbsit ecs eonses aercroen in rem Der
audi iebr psls Deilifds ansclfsdt pcrcsn 6no. 70
miro e's Oirstten Serge traacn, Cos bsi Der abhns
sun9 oes ,otr 0Its Sppcsancs~
MT Sesliiiun9 pcn Duff, mir btim SdluG, bee
eisess auf Gas sScbl ron Scnsral oarricn unp Scbn
Srlsr en- tSlds .barkn Giesr" lc,rsn.
W. W. S y ma9. ssfr. z. SrcmSsrs, praf.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

Total excess OF liabilities. S2Oi5,i2o
By this nearly half of the capital furnished by
the state lost and the immediate liabilities exceed the avail
able by "a 100000 While its affairs this
ston the bank its creditors two three, four and five
years to qudae their liabilities by renewing them on good
securities Its Dependence meanwhile the sale Of
the remaining S. Of state bonds which it held The first
sale havng however, been made in violation of the law the
Governor issued proclamation cauonng the pablo against
purchasing them. When the bank went int operation with
$4,000 capital one-ourth Of the inn ediay
loaned to IL directors, as follows:-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13
PASSENGERS Sailed.

In the Toronto for Londonas Gordon Clark Boston; Jno
Losis Clark, dos Capt Brodeck sh rcgt Mr. Rssnad Chas
Patterson Emma Nightingale London; stephen jenkins,
DO; Miss Sarah Jenkins do Miss Mary Jenkins do; George
Hicks and lady do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

cE-Bsttsr have been paid bags Of Siam bret
to and $50 ssss Bengal !. to rs ID wa, wei,
ndsd and holders q Wheat having submitted 70 REDUCTION
:rss a. soss %iSis
dees r ass Ssqs
and several lots Of old and Red Roapad at lis to
a p
lie inquiry for sack Flour
TRADE March eat Oldham the cotton spinning
p%Hs NH; ss%sis; i TSs ; hands
sr hss a sssss ss. e
.s ARn Printing s:s4 s;A he as @''fs
Sass s sss % %e tx sas
il request reeds remain much ns
sy at @s. of s se Sa saon ns &
There hss Little aeS Ssy. sst srs in &s
Of Than they "s W. s months Ssads
a@s a Sd
haven within s %s sss T SSy dis very great
number Of their hands sosfpoi there
. Without s%si than
played wages iaa hey LnGs1 be-
than any other operatives i'm part of Lanca
HAMBURG March ls-The result of the Neherand CONNER
Company 9fthe sh when the greater part Of
az ce as ana lots to
than at cSon as was srs more eo r
81 sch b and SO do N Orleans B. c.
L. a. s. SCH
PErEassgEe Febasnce the 2lst were sold 5000 pools
yellow Candle Taow, of first quality, 3s 27ths r. TO be
delivered in May and June, with 6-7ths s. r. deposit
S4 s r. tor sSss pools
Coz AvrHENTIQuE-PARIs March l7.-Fiye per Cents
45c -Four Cents l02 Three
Cents ssi 4c 500 7os Bank Actions s75f Rene
Naples, 05f 55c s0c Romans, 1895 Spanish Actyes 49,
IT, Bank Loan go Belgian Bank, 2iO Exchange London
month"; 25 22c; 2f three months money
25f5c.
no CAPITAL ELECTION JoKE.-As going
Broadway Illuminating the probable result Of The election
what should but two fiery politicians, pun for
dear life at either end of rope 70 see Wbo should get Ou,
calculate who would gain The Tppecanoe man
pulling with both hands while his outer adversary
the Locofoco giving deathrp, with his huge tQ paw
having the thumb q his right his and SCIENTIFICALLY
saying with his fingers, you don The Locos " Sub
treasury had already him balance favor Of the centre
and did not let either hand stop and boast was
Pardon dear reader for this double joke They not
bonade flesh and blood cocksbut only beautiful
struck out splendid style BY that
incorrgible wit and iamitabe penman r.. COWARD, Esq.
of Broadwayat whose door, believe they with many
other splendid cuts can be seen daily gratis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13
TO PUBLIC SPEAKERS.

The orator IN Congress
Great Cicero excelling,
Feels all in adelicaus glow,
With his rich periods swelling;
His hearers list with wild delight.
And think his speech the dandy;
Not dreaming the effect 40 bright
u Pease's Horehound Candy - .
No public speaker should be without reases Horehound
Candy, u Gle the voice and strengthens the lungs
- Counsellor SMITH, No. 40 Liberty 81.
No f,my should be without Pea-es Clarified Essence %
Horchoupd Candy and fa II is valuable
remedy for the whsopng asthma hcarsen.s coughs
be. DIR. ROGERS.
NEw YoRK. March ~, 1870.
To Nessrs Pease Son, IS Division sreet3cntlcmen
My wife lying nj deaths door, her pronounced
hopeless b number Of eminent physicians her nienis hs
givcnup All hopes Of her recovery but n proved otherwe
friend 81 nine calling TO induced e make trial Of
your Hsrehound; did and must unlualihedly that
after making Of four large packages Of your Hoshound
Candy she perfectly restored her former health All
those that disposed think this ia quack statement
would do me favor to call and see me IN person.
J. S.-MORE. $40 Greenwich 81.
Agen,-andly IS Hgh street, Hay, FULTON Bro9hlyn
Henry Hawls v Co, 81 state street. Albany, " VI Henry
Higgins, Elizabcthown, ". j.. VIM. j. Duva 2sa Broad
street, Newark, ". j.; j. ~ Gould. Stone ooh, l.. T.
None Is genuine unless each package is signed
PEASE SON, IS Division at
agents furnished liberal terms All letters must be post
paid ay7 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13
MONEY MAR KET,
Sunday. APRIL 1916 II. NJ.

We have by the South America later from London
There apparently material change the general state
commercial AFFAIRS money at a. to cent interest
becoming plenty. After long debate in parliament
seect committee appointed to inquire into the effect on
the circulation of the country by the banks issuing notes
able demand This inquiry has reference controversy
between Bank of England and the joint stock banks The
chancellor Of the eShequer has yet declared definite polio
in regard financial matters but it is presumed that at
tempt will be made conne the issues of bills bank
under the control of parliament and to make issues under
f0 The market for American securities had not mproved
few sa had been made at former rates Pennsy stocks
rather WORSE Notwithstanding that Bsrings Co. had
received remtances the dividend the stock The
absorbing topic in the market the demonstration against
China the part Of the Governor General Of India The
question of thought depend upon the in
which the late skrmsh received by the Emperor e China
inerdct forever the trade with the Eng
Ish This followed by enonsaon the part Of the
English parliament stated that whatever done
India would the of the Queen, and the
the home This had an effect
soils and exchequer bills and will lead to
the of the chancellor to meet the increased
penses An important feature in the China is the fact
that the trade of the American vessels uninterrupted
This give them the carrying trade but may be stopped
by Lns edc which declares that s. fps Of foreign nations
allowed suffer the English clandestiey to
with them, they the English vessels
their cagoes either under the guse of changed Names
their carriers be disposed of for them BY doing they
WILL when they shall be discovered involve like cutting oil
trade IL this edct to be followed out
is clear that the Americans by loading the English, would
of loosng their rade aud it doubtful whether
profit would worth their venture The stock Of black
ga al Canton may be stated as follows -
chests Of 10000 DID, and 10000 to come lbs
equal to ....................... lsotOOoo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

DILLs OF Exc HANGE on all parts Of England, Ireland
ID and Scotland in sums Of f5 Go CTS and Go 70 any
amount for sale al >. J. sYLVESTER'S,
apii lao Broadway and q Wal st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

OF the amount of notes due
April May This accompanied BY tables the
cotton notes bills Of exchange discounted
similar returns by the Manhattan tee. The
original loaned cotton was S2sa245 at the rate of
cents per b OF SOS per bale This sold at Sa per BALE
leaving of nearly so cent the planter for
which the bank holds the notes only The stands
thus-amount loaned on cotton S2,2s2 PAS
Received for cotton sold, s6i,467 D..
Cotton hand ~ 900 .ales at S35, 100000 ,4s7
Balance lost, sO7,T77
THIS statement 10 the supposton that the agents will
the cotton recepted for by them whereas
been accounted for and will not be The es
mated losses the ordinary discounts S5os The liza
bties of the bank follows:- .'a.aHa ra'.
State bonds sold. -. go. .......... SIS 600 900
............. 4,l51,los
Due banks.
Other Liabilities. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4425
- t..I sl7s,2s7
The whole amount OF resources is. 9,lA9i9
Excess of liabilities resources. ..,.. 233is
Add loss on cotton. Observation-Disclosures. 907777
. unacconnted for by agents. 1852
Upon discounted notes. Observation-Disclosures.
suspended debt. .................. 100000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
LONDON.
Gladiator, Britton, March 10
Mediator, Champlin, March 20
LIVERPOOL.
GWashington, Burrows, Mar 25
U. States, Britton, April
HAvRE.
Poland, Anthony, March ie
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13
SAYS AT THE SEcoNp BoARn.
State of Trade.

There has been fair business doing throughout the
IN the staple articles consumption.
sprung up for the Phadepha markets. for the leading article
m the grocery line. The markets still continue favorable for
the shipment of produce, and regs are erng
largely at the following rates, to Liverpool and Havre
mail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

This however will be observed, would the Canton
market clean which yet been DONE thing
preaching The stock Of tea hand in London fol-
lows
S1ncx OF II. InNnnN. MAhcm 1. $50 INcLunINe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

hatcher
1882 have been TO Liverpool bales, I3,iss
Boston, 3,s4s
Total shipments, bales 1873
HAv,s, April aice last sold rls but the j. C.
Cahouns hand. Coffee 81 for I'D and "a;
prime green; Molasses rs, Exchange London has
clined, aud been sold ~ low 81 asl per CT prem
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

Died.
On the ith instant at Danbury, Conn., Howard H. White,
EsL Councillor At Law, formerly Of this city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

NEW YORK. ALBANY, AEp TROY STEAMBOAT
so$ a1ASsElE;s =: 4:. &C.; # 4l s:
=; !:si y ssssa !; s
MlT sosds .ss
.;sr ri lind Sa sssss Ss
goods freight baggage &C. % "s owners .D 81 such
FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA DELAWARE AND RAM
as srs.!
,'fss ss dS'iE:; ss
i ss fis al and
For freight which viii be carried On the most aeeomno
wM. u. THOMSON,
or to s %RM i3Ts FA AsT HS,f
apis sm+ 4s and As south Wharyes, Phiade phia
TIE RIGHTS OF THE s g6bf15LE ARE NOT TO BE
% slsgssss s@iIfs e. EEiTt4
ASn pssE Pss.sss a tsa
s is o s RSasSa
Casr Pier above abe Barclay stree Tuesday Afternoons
Landing on her passage and down the foot Of Hammond
s q No. % Barclay
MoLAssEs SYRUP 40 barrels of superior quality OF
the new crop suitable for candy makers and confection
sps ST. DAVID HUsTACE, 100 Frontst
BFfAM1Exi ,s ocmRE AND Ro, SINEGAR Landing from
Lem brand '"'N' superior ""' WINE spis st.
MEW ii r.
h,s new and sraeous establishments delightfully."- situated
':s yA ss
%ho
ssR%f
"s~ = %a.
IL mos: ess grpif s and
TED here for the and those who make early application
Very large have been made for horses and
With to @
te,sin style not surpassed. = n,cr
A TEACHERs SITUATION WANTED by young
man lately arrived from Europe who is thoroughly .e
xSsS i:tSr | aa$ S;
capay viii find iers S:Ty mode.
oee viii meet attention 'n' ''d'''ssa & T.
| ITO BOOK AND JOB PRINTERs-Printing Paper Of all
apis "l' -'ln Sizes PE rs SEW Brooks Liberty ST.
SoREEwAs , Gentleman will make hi: first appear
IT, caos Hail.
Friday evening 18th April. See future bills. apis ST.
EG6HB5s On fHTRA TO- AND
ss'IF A s Ii. MsS
Tss: 15 q, N GGuss Be had
cls sI al the st der ana a. the suyesan Institute Single
|
| pARTNEK WANTED-A man of int gritty and bu,nes.
habits possessing thorough kn.wldge mercantile
%ay learn aa OF T an can cash capital 70
at TO- TO AZ ous few years. by appsa
CHOICE WINES, &e-The subscribers have received per
a ss arrivals the following Wines their
which ii orsd to Is.s n
champasne.-iOs ssskes Forest Foreaur, quarts. very
do 100 do Js .sp ss.:cu :. Fi.p quart. and
do 80 do American merit; E .sRs'' quarts. very
Sparkling Dc eases. ds: NJ ss s., y.
EACH super Ss rns s'ss iss;
Rhine sss
claretChst MaSai Chat Lso1iis Eadtis and Laro.e.
dc 100 eases fine table Claret, Sc sc.
Por,ao dd dozens super hisdera years in bond.
SsSs$ sIs' % ss sGs i sSa
casks and psti D rsssir s.H per- Wellington
For sale on liberal terms il I9s
law dish No Piu s% street St, so s3M
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JACKETS TO DEPART.
LONDON.
Westminster, MooreApril, 20
ST. James, Sebor, May 1
LIVERPOOL.
Independence, Nye, unc.
Sheffield, Allen, April 10
HAvRE.
Emerald, Howe, April IS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

LirtfDoOL Hare.
lotion. ..............., a Id. nan
riour, ............ Is. OIL. a IS.
Wheat. bush. ........... Ia
Ashes, ton $40 a
Naval Stores, So n SIS Cd
.srIoN-We have dates from Liverpool to the 18th ut
which days later. Throughout the week ending
that day, the market had been dull and sales limited
material alteration prices IN tins market the demand
has been steady for export displaying rather
animation for the change from LAST weeks
aaOtai on Is DerceptOe Sales bare beena follows
- New Orleans. ca 81 FLORIDA ....... s as
The southern markets for cotton maintain nearly the
ieaures at Mobile the receipts
great ACCUMULATION Of stocks creating difficulty finding
storage The following table stocks sales prices and