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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23
AInusenents.

ms CHATHAM THEATRE Last night there was
another Jam at the Chatham, and tonight there will
undoubtedly be another Yankee Hill appears Sy
SAco in the Kaight of the Golden Fleece, an Major
Walton in New Notions, assisted by the choice of
the company. The wonderful Master w SO like
wise appears the monkey in the drama OF Philip
Qusrl and his Monkey. Thorne, the enterprsing
manager of the triumphant Chatham, cannot be beat
in his efforts To please the public and he is richly
rewarded by their substantial approval.
nE- VAUXHALL GARDEx.-This is the last night
OF the season aud the managers beReft-the bill is
very attractive and full of novelty The negro ope-
"a OF Quash was played for the first time this
Enlistment last night, and will be repeated to light
for the last time. By its reception, aud the
in which il went off, il cannot help to draw full
house without any thing else. The Serenade viii be
PLAYED for the last time Master Rather also APP
pears for the last time of the season-and, in fact,
all the company will be brought out with double To-
connective power on this occasion. Do go early for
good seats
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23
WING GENERAL COMMITTEE.

NEW YORK, september lcAO.
Resolved, That il be recommended TO the Democratic
Wing Electors Of the City of New York 10 assemble In
their respective Wards MONDAY EVENING, Sept.
2Sth half past o'clock for the purpose OF selecting
Three Delegates each Ward meet at the Broadway
House Thursday LIST October for the purpose OF Sc.
lectng Thirteen Delegates 10 represent the City and
County the first Senatorial District Convention; and
also 10 selert Five Delegates to represent each Ward
in County Convention to be held at the Broadway House,
on Thursday evening" LIST October to nominate four per
sous 10 represent the Third Congressional District Of this
state in Congress- Thirteen Members of Assembly and
County Olicers
The Electors requested TO meet as follows VIZ
LIST Ward-TippccaaOe House. 81 Broad street.
"a do Jones second Ward Hotel - Nassau street
81 30 Nurtland's Coffee House, 20l Washington 81.
4:h 10 Shakespeare Hotel corner OF William and
Duane streets.
5th do Marion House. los West Broadway.
ON DO Monroe Hall. corner of Pearl and Centre.
III do Franklin Hall, corner OF Rutgers ard Cherry
s.h DO Howard House, corner of Howard street and
Broadway.
9th do Northern Exchange. 275 Blocker.
10Th do Columbian Hall, 263 Grand
18th do - % Avenue D.
l2th do Hazards Yorkville.
18th DO Tippecanoe House, Sheriff, near GTant.
l4th 10 Broadway House.
18th do Constitution Hall, GO Broadway.
I5.h DO Hazcton's. 9th Avenue. corner 18th street
18th do Horizons corner Of Houston and Christie SITS
sAML u. RAYMOND, Chairman.
Geo. w. HoLLASp, Secretaries "a -.
Z. 7. BAcKHoCsE, s-5'4t
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MONEY MARKET.
rnesdar. sept. 22-G r. VI.


TIE excitement 81 the election is upon the market
The H4.ae election seems % have given great impulse
60 ks .ring Tie sount of business transacted % the
B0.l tas morning .ds large. without much variation IN
p-icel UuiieI states Baak declined Ter cent. North
American Trus. anl Banking 90. improved per- cent.
Delaware all Hrlsen Tcr cen' ston.ncon pr cent
ssiss OF ialtas sock making daily o.; in owing
rates To-Day tie rate g. being rise Of Ter cent
in short TIME Illinois bonds s0ii a. o. Sales oi bills
rhlaa'lrhia male % "a discount o. iomes-
tc exchanges eueally there material change iAe
tendency however. siIl to improve there being symp
toms d a general resumption among thC southern
banks Private lccrs from Georgia that Of the
tanss Of that state viii about the ist proSno u
ths place prior the receft Of the CROP
changes viii D. iszed very l che contrary.
ha. should not Be the case the rredecmslle paper must
dc1rlcair.
Th, following a statement Of the Affairs Of tLo Dank
q C4r.levillc Ohio. on the "a ms;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23
Auction Sales.
BY THOMAS BELL.
Stores Nos. 80 finn and lis Fulton steets)

BY THOMAS BELL;
(StoreS Nos 80 finn and lis Fulton st,eets)
DRY GOODS, cLoThffi NSeGa' FANCY ARTIcLEs-At
ic O'clock the sal. stock Of seasonable Dry Goods
haraSa,e cutter, fancy AID piedf articles &c.
Also Periphery, bs'shes, fine cutlery win groceries, &C.
'i 10 de%ijohns superior ers Scotch Whisky
Dc Do "a "a SSSqsssss WINK #tsy
FyRNEryaE Furniture Of ali descriptions at
SPLENDID fFttEHSSfFRGAhx ssge%r's in ls sal.
rooms an entire stock Of superior city made Caohet fuf
Also choice assortment of Household Furniture the
ns-AUCTION NOTlCE-THOMAs BELL informs his
and The puse ha, he will as usual attend to sn.
either on the premises or lis large sales and
ms ton TIT al %S asn On al
ETY. 11S Ge Ss javI ar w.de
a aass and hs direction Of I'm c. SAFE
Store No. 10 East Breadrav.
Out door sales of Furniture, punctually at
tensed to, and respectfully solicited
rAwNBRoKERs sRfE.ai!hs Auction Room, at 10
o'clock by order WE6SEs6X Of tss STasd street
mo "a S%Ss5ry street
AT PRIVATE SALE,
$500 tons Peach Orchard Coal,
800 chaIrons Liverpool Delivered the marke. price
IN n B. "a Also 100 ookiss Stoves.
SALES OF FURNirURE.-The auctoneer respectful,
gives pcee that he Mil ATTEND peS;Gnsy to the sale o.
keeping Liberal cash advances will be made on furniture
the effects persons deceased. esonaly attended to.
B. NJ Darts, AuctiOnesr.
Store No iss Chatham Square
Libera advances paid goods the store, and
cash paid for all goods on the day OF sale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23

THE VARANDAH---NO.3 80 WilIi0m-street.
THIS nicent Establishment enrl y completed
and in successful operation. Ia point of STYLE beauty of
finish and richness Of design not surpassed in this
other country Superior Coffee Chocolate Tea Min
Mush Rice Sanr Pastry of every kind and the bst Of Mi
Pond Princess Bay and other kinds of Oysters
the best that be procured including other Refreshments
n. B-Ths Bar stocked with the best Of very cid Brandy
from the London docks such seldom finds its into this
sr imported expressly for the Veranda and the Phenx
Coffee House. tie street Also. Port, sherry
and Madeira Wines; Scotch and Irish Whkey and
old the article in this city for sale by the gallon dem
Phenix V'rtndah.
subscriber grateful for the liberal patronage he
has the Phenx for the lat three years. hopes still
ctniausn pub favor at both the old and
Establishments He the public that nothing shall be
wanting his part (so long his health continues to merit
share Of the public patronage. 49, w LINE,
s23 I'm corner fine street and - william
H. ALBEKS 4 BORN, No go Exchange Place, no stairs
- ais have received full assortment Of German
and French Day Goods, consist ng Of
Vekets-Figurtd and plain, r Merchant Tailors.
Serg,sFrSnch Of different widths, aud super English 3a
wi 10, escorted. 49,
Lustr;nes-alian and limitations, Of ass orted widths
Crayats-Itsi n I e7, Gros gram and imitation ~ to
10 inch Romalls az and variety Of figured crayats.
Hatcrs Pluss-Aolefkin aud long nap, Hat Bands and
Bindings.
Lars-T6reld and Fdgings, very rich assortment; Also
Blond, Capes, Collar aad Embroidsries ~
Vestings-A OF lain and figured SaBs and Silks.
Rib5oss-Ta tn aud Gail assorted No II to
rs, Velvet Ribbons, black ard eoior,d. -
Sks-(iros de Gros de Naples, eros de Florence.
Sh VISA yatiey OF Silk and 81 aud Cotton
Boot Cords-A few cases No. and B.
And also great variety of Trimmngs Tapes, Bobbins,
Eluliup ErinV kc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23
Lrr OF THE AGRcuLruRAL PRoDUcrroSs OF THE STATE
ssi,2a0,Ooo


This shows difference of $50 $1,000 in the
of the landed interest growing out of the Revision of the
times The result OF the expansion and speculation Of
1896 has been leave them with yearly interest Of
$40 500 OOO with means diminished nearly $50 600 600
The consequence is that mortgages and real estate
nearly unav alabe The loan companies find the utmost
difficulty in sustaining themselves The Farmers Trust
in this city, one of the most stable institutions, has been
Obliged 10 pass dividend When the present bank
ing law went into operation S6o0oo00o Of mortgages
were offered to form bank capital and great deal reject
ed According to the last of the Comptroller,
900 OF bank capital consisted liz mortgages which
about of the interest had not been paid These
are the results growing out OF the above pointed
out The evil is felt TO be low prices the low prices
ascrbed by the the OF the federal govern.
ueRt Hence all hopes and fears directed TO the
ing election for change We have illustrated this view
with the of New York. hut the whole Union presents
the facts greater less proportion. The
dy looked for to- appears be imitation prices
through the agency of national bank and paper issues
Such remedy must be temporary in its nature, and only
tuce clear few Spectators from their present dh
ultes The operations Of trade in progress those
only which will permanently benefit the country.
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PREMIUM AMERICAN SHAWN


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HAV sverena morhavnT b
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From the New Y GeH
bee Wed f AMOR protest. ld our
fa iS S any epi
Front Evening" Post
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23

CAUGHT IN the Acr.-A thing that called itself
Sophia Mitchell, was arrested in New Orleans on
the 9th inst, by the police. An examination dis
closed that it was a male disguised in female appa
rel. Ii seems that sometime since ii obtained stua
ton ehambsrmaid on Havre packet, from New
Orleans, and in that capacity waited on the lady
rna..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23

lI7- d. TAYLoR's BkLsAM OF LVERwoET.--This
mighty medicine constantly successful in curing the
worst eases of diseased lungs and liver Fo. many years
we have recommended this medicine, and ali Who have
follow ed our advice found health the result Country
merchants would do well to stock themselves with this
article as perhaps medicine sells well Be and
get only the genuine made at the original Office, 375
~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23

tELEAsE.-we under.k and that Knapp, the bank
has obtained the BAH Of $1,000 which was re-
eNdired Of him, aud he is sow at large. How often
Sra judicial proceedings to be converted into farees
When a swindles the public out Of at least
$4,000, il is easy matter for him 10 procure bail
in the sum Of 81 ,000 aud swartwout with the re-
NAMING $4,000. very profitable operation
Bait. Sun
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23
Am use ments.


PARK THEATRE
REINFORCEMENT OF MR.. POWER.
THIS EVkNiNG, September 20, the perform will
Inence with the drama of p
WHITE HORSE or THE IEPPERs'
Gresham eppe''' Mr. Gam Mar:iedt, Mr. pscids
Donohue. Chapman Phelim, , , Jones
After which, Mrs Hill viii! dance the seu Of KrakOVa.
ATE TED Tbif9 TIE IL ' r1IE ?i
s ereSS;or. MIR Fisher Frederick, iir ADSSsws
p1df I [Gsab upderford ''Ah up Mrs. wheatley
Tie @ tq e S, ys the farce of
Fuzee, Mr. Paeide Coekiet, MrFisher
Gavard, Nickinson Victor - Wheatlty
Doors open at ocock-Perormanee commences at half
Prices-Boxes 81; Pit SO c.ntsi Gallery IS cents.
nlBLO's GARDEN,
THIS EVENING, Sept. 2s.--GREAT ATTRACTION.
MR.. w. II. WILLIAMS BENEFIT.
The Evenings ksier oVgET Y commence with
After T oTF 81, 81 I ITcK Of
ssIn;Owden Mr. t SnS s,ippant My w W:sD.
i''Se0nTHE THREE GLADlAToRs. 's
Mrw Williams will sing "Cupids Auction Mart"
Reesnents Of the choicest variety may be had
in the Promenade Sale HN Z az opSSEAR6sT TtT;R
f fa fsn YST I'M 81 81 fsifty.s
Gsrss,s Mr. chjg;;%ds s%gss Mr. s S;sSss
Sophia "' sun" Miss Mitchell
m The Musical Department conducted by that eminent
90 The Orchestra foil and efective Leader the celebrated
BArrIsrE from the Conservaoire, Paris, and French
No post oon.m,n At this establlshm:nt on account OF
loon protected and the saoon which ventilated
from the top and sides be enclosed at notice
keta cen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23

$3.50

ThisinVtu.ion recently excited some Interest n regard
20 the conduct President Renck and his attempts TO
obtsin influence over the affairs Of the nst'u-
ton The present returns Of the bank shows very
sons position the specie and specie funds being nearly
81 for every dollar Of immediate liabilities
In the present state Oft country there are two classes
Of persons Of which feels scarcity Of money and
10 steady and lucrative business The othsr class
lahc uier u the most intense money rressures
wears taken place in any country. The for.
sis. Jf those who in no way connected
, EQUATIONS nor dependent property At odd
o. the means Of rcalising money. This Is pro
,sller Glass The other is composed Of al those
property BY spec ul@,ion IN is36 or who be-
ypofsessed Of property were induced 70 mort.
ara in order ~ ebts'n mesasior improve
oe-w.- speculaiions. In the latter manner
leo tcry great extent. owners Of real estate
q, the United stssss Hitherto this clss- q per.
r1csns eoepins up rents end high prices Of pro
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23

FIRE.-At Mobile, 18th instant. a fire broke out in
the large building corner of Water and Church
streets, known as the Church-street House, kept
by Mr.. George f. Holt. The fire was first
discovered ON the roof Of the main building, and
spread slowly until the engines arrived and sue
ceeded in directing streams Of water upon it
The roof and third story DESTROYED but the first
baby amount to $1,000, which is covered by iDsu-
rance ia the Georgia Insurance and Trust Company,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23
have been enabled to pay the on their or.ga.

been enabled pay the interest their mortga
GEES and leave little for interest their pita Gradually,
however these artificial props gave way Last the
pension of the southern banks laid embargo business
cutting off the commune alton between the imports of New
York and the of the East and the Southern
South Western and Western trade The cessation Of this
trade took away from the New York tenants the ability to
nav high rens il also checked the demand for country
produce The manufacturers the East ceasng TO work
the demand for the material ceased and prices declined
rapidly until they reached per cent prices Of
1886 The farmer therefore, who mortgaged his farm in
that year. has still pay the money rate of interest,"
notwithstanding that annual produce intrinsic value
of that farm has fallen Off half We will take the state
of New York as an illustration In the year 1885, when
the land speculations commenced there sl0000O00
acres Of land in this stae valued at s2l
or d per cent more than the valuation of 1925 From
1885 to 1887 large proportion of this land mortgaged
for various purposes such to make mproy en-
gage peculatons Prices of produce very high,
almost any amount of money could be obtained from the
Banks and Loan Offices and the tide of prosperity
very high Othe whole valuation of improve land proba
bly, $3.50 mortgaged bearing $40 900 interest
This was time when the money value ofthe annual pro-
duce othe land double what is greater part OF
the money so borrowed, spent in unproductive i'm
provement or lost in speculaons and enhanced only in
very small degree the productive powers OF the State
Such being the case the morgagers find great difficulty
in meeting the interest order TO represent the de-
creased ability to pay interest have compiled the fol-
lowing table Of the agricultural productions of this state
and its value according TO the market prices in this
CITY in 1886 and In order to show the effect Of pri
ces we have taken the average quantity for number Of
years as the product Of each period
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23

The Norfolk Beacon has the followin:-We learn
that Com Shubrick, at present in command OF the
West IndialSqu dron will take charge OF the naval
station at this place, vice Com Warrington, who
takes seat in the Navy Board, and that Capt Jesse
Wilkinson will take command of the West India
squadron. The ships composing the squadron may
be expect ed he in few weeks
Com. Downes will take the command of the East
India squadron.
Purser Jackson, at present at the Navy Yard
at this place. will be succeeded by purser Clark, and
will Join the sloop of war Boston, of the E l. squa
dron,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23
Married.

At Canandaigua, Tuesday, The 18th instant, by the
Rev Pierre Irving Of Geneva Seniors Tring. Of New
York 20 Julia a., second daughter Of General John A.
Granger.
A. Paterson y. j. sunday The 90 d instant by the
Rev j. Ashbr0ok, VI. Saaus SsasaH. Of New York, to
Mss yaHs p. Engiish, Of the former place.
Died.
suddenly in hs city on MONDAY afternoon. 2is instant,
Of .rorNy -eist rclict Of tho LAT. John " AR Treas
in the 18th year Of her age.
On SATURDAY. Iph instant. Glen Cove l.. J.. Sarai
Js eldest laughter Of william VI Weeks, agci 10 years
and moHth.
A. sing Sing On Monday 2i~ ins., M 3gasi RsHwick,
wife ofthc Rev. J. v Henry.
A. EInira Chemung county. on the oh Instant Mary
RitrSon The wife % jonathan : Lawrence and laugh
ter of samuel Rich ardson. Il Slrn gp0r Cayuga co.
Al New AK " j. on sunday 10.h nstaai, John Rolia-
sof, Of savannah. aged 90.
A. Chafeston g. on the Pm instant, n the 9ld ear
Of his are. Joshua W. TaoBsT. Esg.
A, selma Aia on the stu instant srr brief but pain
iul Illness NJ. JoiH Il Iisr mcrchint
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23
BIZ THIS moRNING's SOUTHERN NAIL.

The Planters Hotel in Canal street, 60 feet front
by 80 feet deep. $79 $50, was sold at auction in N
Orleans on the 10Th inst. Terms, SAC, OcO cash.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23
DIR. ELLIOTT,
ACIIlsr ANn QpuTuAI.MIC slREEQN

OCuLlsT AND orHTliALMlC SURGEON
BreaisdV entrance in Ucrrsn sbttf,
Confines his practicet
Diseases Of The Eye q Opfhanic surgery in general.
INIt ELLIOTT having completed lis extensive
~ enabled to Lave araie apartments for the DIFF
fsrent classes Of ,atienis who visit his Office.
DR.. WESTAiACOTT viii BE- il attendance every day
(gudsys es,ed and Dr. Eiots patients during hs
absence.
Th. poor enter BY the basement They will be require
o pay for MEDICINE only
AHIUicfsL E,r Of superior quality, prepared N Par,
drawings) arrsnied 90 resemble The natural
,y, and noons thereby avoiding the possibility
Of detection.
Oacs hours from 10 to DEL och. ny9spp
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23

ABRAHAM VAN DYKE, lat. Of Newcesl., bss
"a has any hers living Jut the city of New rsxt
itis believed n. hss1 viii sdaress eommunestics -
Roberts Of wiimsso Bel they gill hear 81 scuneths
'' az i r. EsocH ROBERTS, wilreys, w. ID
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23

Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, Yesterday.
State SIS shas Blk 65 30 do 63l n Ameri-
Bk $50 SO rard io 4Ol Union Blk Tennessee
SCI 30 Girard Trust al; Is Philadelphia Trenton 1885,
Sls5 draft on Baltimore at sight l0l.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
SAVANNAH, Sept lied Madison Nfork.
MOBILE, Sept l5-arr EdM Vincent, NYork.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23

The Baton Rouge Gazette of the 18th says:-The
worm has appeared in the cotton fields of West
| Feliciana, and threatens great damage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23
TO THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK.


HOW mrch longer will you suffer yourselves to be hum
plugged by all the eEsty led ply every being
either Profess author of foreign faculty, &C. ~"
1t all humbug If they sklfu what the reason OF
misery and disease You must conclude at once
part of them mposers, who cannot show
any le whatever TO medical knowledge from this country
There apt to practice murder IN the lst degree,
the poor who has redress without sell ex
rosure public and CHAIR table nsti utions,
there you will find the fraud aud the injury that has been done
whcS have deprived OF happi
lie IL fortunate TO Physician, buy
Dr. J.. Grardins Vegetable Elixir Pills Tais medicine
done than all the and has obtained
its repuaon without ion or fictitious means or eer'i
fcaes Fifty thousand bottles been sold within the last
year and no ever will be defauded by this Tedi
cine TIE pain will always receive equivs ent for his
money this valuable ration. For sale only at Dr. l..
Grardns Princ al office No Division street near Cata
Minor Offices No. Murray street, and No ss Beck
man street s23 wv in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23
ID T. A + N T. S s.

De AT E SIS.
DoNsANGEI CALDERoN DE LA AREA, Mini.
Ter ss,. RsaSa a. a s,S
red q serious pssis'; ssd =, e, Psia ps.,, IN my
ssc. .SS s.o Ss Dr. cgsT ous
ost 6 profession, skilf practical Dentist
worth, q 9cif rSS 81 "a SlReA
nsAco6s1Ic DRoPs' sure cure Sr ne ,iSseis and
T's-s and an' in ' r f'T: E 81 ii al a'' Broadway"
INSERTED BY ATMosFHkRlc rgE.sy,K If vi bout bout
above obys,s all those Teeth pugg,d with cement
'.s, s.' sG tasTI " s. 6,S rs
TO POLITICAL. MUSICAL, DANCING, AND
rHv KEW SALOON dh D. ffAhhEE'wN WASHINGTON Ho.
TEL NOV y s.%p.,. ore 4 GaIaE,i.;. ~ ,s'r, 9,
the ;se - .S ct s S S Sr %f an ns et re
nh oth beautiful Hall Of the moe, elsg,nt md eha:,e
20 :. On isrs SIDES extreme h,shi giSs 10 %, sicc
ehs. singing o. csS a. N. H. To-
eaor irsntins Brosdwsy between Chamber snd Refe ste
rot Be IN s's G gSSs s T sss
reenes public dinners balls. concerts &c in this city or in
III. own personal and ppr,rt ing attention and sHsrons
will nevsrbe wanting to retain. H presen, Liberal patronage
newly sasgeS HI hat siieson ssd support which it, emf
msst advantages is.iiy sn,i,l,it sslmis.
"A FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED uatil the LIST of
AEasy Tqg;c S:pe;Iy IsSi;h,d, "a ANAL family
w .yl1sns Enqoir, al room no. "a ST. George, Motel,
Broadway. s2 sns
Y9yF & 9k s{sTt 81 FSTf
Ntt-ht oLIvEHs E.,abli.hme9t, y T. corner Of Am
aud Nassau slre.tsln sal. the sI serber opened small
job Oce Canal where he WAS the hrs printer IN
New YORK who adopted the Cheap Csh syst n wh hs has
continued up the time, with much ssaetlon e
6 aud profit TO himself 10 lees than hr, yssr.
mi. sysrrM with close attention 10 business enabled fn
10 take larger in The centre q trade and increase hs
nder him fully comre ent 70
similar establishment IN the 10
r.g.,d 10 sty. OF workmanship lownsss OF Prices
lie has NV cozp eted mepts Which 10 hinhs
him making still further reductisn from hrs
low prices He would theIeo,e invite
Al van, Of .g description Of fine or eqm%op o Iop
Cheap Cash Prn,.r,N. Y. cor Am ard Nassau ste
sqq iniw' Ntst TO herao onlce.
A GENCY FOR THE VILLA MsnuRG FInE INsU.
A RANCE COMPANY, No. "a w all street, near feari-
continue description OF proper
" assissi or damage BY reasonable terms through
SDr.esrs.- zasristie Richard w. Rsdksls John yss
Dosherek jeremiah Johnson George strcse Samuel w;
Lswerrv Jehn Novel; John Lesse John stIInap samuel
Wllss Charles q. Handy, Lemus Rshaydlcp, " Y; Pow.
Y. ZAbAShih rrsss0snt
washington Pest. Agent, Ne~ Yerh. pm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23
TO DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER !

Person vho uni,es in hims,lf y qualities 81 Creek Ma
"A aud IA al the branches AM Jewtlsr
aud tpgrsvcr limited bran hes Who writes aud verses
easily The spanish Language aud he Dead Languages who u
with Stsuogfsphy Book Keeping double
Try who IL practical Prenologi.t and disb.lieN'r the
doctrines Of hf Hrkse Qtersn short, who y gem
tlsmir, scholar and mechanic though not phi Of The
greatest living Teacher 81 the d.sires situation Ia
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