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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE undersigned having associated them
Il selves for the purpose of transacting
General Commission Business,
In the city ofMobile, respectfully beg leave to
offer their services to the planters Of Missis-
sippi, and Alabama. Hoping from their long
experience in the business they will be able
to discharge faithfully and satisfactory all bu-
smess consigned to their care.
y. HERNDON.
JAS. GORDON. Jr.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-21

MARRIAGE.-The following very pretty SEN
timents on one of the most interesting of all
subjects, we copy from the Little Genus:
Marriage is to a woman at once the happiest
and saddest event of her life. It's the promise
Of future bliss, raised on the death Of all pres
ent enjoyment. She squits her home, her pa
rents her companions, her occupations,
every one on which she has hitherto de-
pended for comfort, for affection, for kindness,
for pleasure. The parents by whose advice
she has been guided, the sister to whom she
avowed to impaft every embryo thought and
feeling, the brother who has played with her
BY turns, the counsellor and the connselled-al
are to be forsaken at one fell stroke; and vet
she flies with joy INTO the untrodden path be-
fore her. Buoyed up by the confidence of re-
Quilted love- she bids a fond and grateful adieu
70 the life that is past and returns with excited
hopes and joyous anticipation Of the happiness
to come. Then wo to the man who can blight
such far hopes, who can freacherouslv lure
such heart from its peaceful enjoyment and
the watchful protection at homc-who can.
coward like, break the illusions that have won
her, and destroy the confidence which love has
inspired-wo to such man"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-21
BuILDER,s HARDWARE.

vK7E have received by the late arrivals, a
w complete assortment of Builders Hard
ware and Tools, consisting Of some very fine
front and inside door Locks, Mortice Locks
Rolls. Butts, Hinges, Nails, Brads, Spikes,
Screws, finishing Nails, hand, panel, tenant
and circular Saws, pitt and cross-cut Saws
Files Of all kinds, socket and firmer Chisels
and Gouges, Turner'S Gouges and Chisels
and variety ofother articles in the line.
FRANKLIN g. BROTHER.
May %. 81
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-21

LAWNOTICE.
WTILLIAM L. HARRIS, GEORGE R.
w CLAYTON, & JAMES 7. HAIR
RISON, have associated themselves togeth-
erin the practice of the Law.
Jan. lst, l64O-l6-tf.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-21

Columbus, Jan. IA. sw. pd.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09

Port Of New York, April o.
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.


Cleared,
James McCobe, Baicheldsr, Guayama, PR Roehambeau
IT, S %SASEo9 s rsns IL
bHs% Ss %%
a Mo Ill: af PHI a sS. So W
from bar. E wS ArSs from BSras. and
Brig Tu.ea.y Dean, Is days from Hull tEns) with mdue
% i
.s;:.. ns , Ls
coffee indigo, ae. 70 !. R.r%ony & Co, 800 '" :. VIZ"
to sss days from New Orleans with
ssts Elizabeth Billings 10 days from Bermuda, with mdre
sehI Koseiu.ko Fagr is days from Curacao with salt Sc
Packet ship Vile de Lyon, stoddard, Havre.
General Record.
Csrfain Riey-Thc Manchester at Baltimore from 81 Tho
as csS ss,
&sy rs, SSS @s *. author r. GSe
tive detailing his .aGIings while held captive Arabs
% Daring s,i Z:
ss % g sSs % his
There ships barquss and Srig. Charleston on
Mile a.sSTs !. BE-. has ssS and
ss the corn would Be LOST '"' mas 'e'" DANA
Naval
Nrw srrs~ Fsiesrr.-The Navy Department talk OF rs
zeeing and altering the gste Rsran the stocks al
Philadelphia into steamer ofwar.
spoken.
John Holland, Snow, from Liverpool for NOreans March
"a, lat. q, long. 81.
Whalemen.
TGssh.d at Oahu Oct 40 Beaver Rogers, Of Hndson with
United States Ports.
TseMAsToS, April AR. Clarendon, New York; Cave do
Leo, do Hero, do
EisTroRr, March a3-Ar Cowpeer, New York
Bosror, April t-Ar Florence, Rose, New Orleans.
HoLnks HsLg, April AR. Shannon (Br) Cana N. York
for Halifax Mystic, Churchill. do. for Boston.
Fab k.vER, April 4-snd, H. Burden Brown New York.
VIM. III. Bum, Irons, Hartford.
NEwpoRI, April s-Ar Wzlcott Hoxie. days from NYorh
having sprung oremas Sea Bird Savannah and
rnovpsrrg, April AR. Midas, Dennis, New York; Jas
L.. Long, Hawkin, do; aid, Arion. Hall. do
PpsLApyLyHrA, April TAR. Mary Paiten, Messek, New
York cid, Direct, Briggs, do; Middleser, sleight, do
E,s.ssIs CRY, NC, March so,Paragon, Morris, NYorh
msss sId, Victory Smith New York; Clark Collins, do
CBsRLgsror, April t-Crd, La Duchesse d0rieans Rich
srdsen Hasrs Calhoun sscar New York; Lawrence Cobb
do sullivan, Brown, Lissrpcol Buenos Ayre Stewart las
sysss.uApTil s-Ar Tren0n Bennett, Boston; cid Mo-
Nav OsIssrs. March as-Crd, oconee Knight New York
81 Lawrenec, Brosn, Liverpool. II
McsEs March 2o-Cl dJosephne, Randle, Liverpool Tai
Foreign Porte.
ST. BAnJs y days snce-srd Star St. Thomas. No Ame.
CuRAcoA. 10 days snce-Coumbis, for New York, soon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09
MONEY MARKET.
"Wednesday. Aprll SO p. n.

The market has been rather quiet to-day but prices az the
Stock Board improved slightly in consequence OF The saoan
cy created by the of the Connecticut election Utica
Rail Road improved cent; CaSton Il " D. Bank North
American Trust and Banking Co. fell off per cents Della.
and Hudson, There sales Of corporation
bonds premium The old bonds. that nearly
due slow sale par tits generally understood by the
holders that they will be paid at maturity only
be done by a issue. $50
foreign exchange there has been very little DONE The
Havre packet takes out S4 specie The sale being
cargo the ship Sabina well attended, did
vary much from those of the last sale sales more
brisk. sale of real estate took place follows:
Store NO. 81 BROAD ST.. .....' S24 $50
store No Sc Broad st......... ............. 24os6
5000 ..--t q.
Total sales .....................$ ls ll6
This chancey SALE and the prices are good Tor the
times but much under former valuations afi ra.ts,
The Farmers Merchants Bank of Baltimore have de-
clared half yearly dividend sf2l per cent
The Spring advanced and it evident that the
business done in this city will be less than Tor number o'
years back The process of reduction is going nowth
the expected remances from the
South 1t is becoming daily evident that the
old Southern debts of dealers will not be
covered This the dry goods trade particularly
The grocer men, crockery Dealers usually
sold ON shorter tme they have generally larger
portion of their than the dry goods trade The
ed exports from city of New York. and the diminished
have eased the markets for general dealers The
following of imports and exports compiled from Gus
tom House returns.
PRRrNcIrAL ARTICLES OF EXPORTS FROM THE PoRr OF
New YoRK, JAN. APRIL 1, 1889, AS COMPARED
wIra THE SAME PERIOD LAST YEAR, AND ALSO THE MAR
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09

manulac lures 34O,0O0oOO pi5,UOOeOO
The table Of imports shows great falling off in almost
article while the table evnccs the
ofexpo of every article with the exception Of cotton
which article there has been decrease Of cent in the
IMPORT owing to the fact that much larger proportion has
forward this direct from the southern ports The
Of tea refined oils hdes -four wheat and
coffee show great increase. This has grown Of the
cessy which has existed to sell this year. from the inability of
holders TO procure bank facilities
Last year produce and property held for rise pri
and although the stocks here much larger than they
at presents the exports not large The i'm
their for the former stocks and there
from entering fresh great proportion of the
imports Of manufactured goods have been made foreign
the absence Of orders from this country The obber
y while the funds they expected from the South
sblity in the hope that resumption the South would yet
give them the of paying their debts Those
credit have made purchases of tae goods offered by
and foreign agents auction the usual and
these goods Philadelphia and Boston to sell for cash al
most any price TO raise money.
They have been enabled do this in Philadelphia
the banks in that city pursuing the policy this
regard to the southern trade which laid the ground work Of the
explosion last fall Dealers again selling the South
West and the banks having the fear of forced
moved from them, again dscounRg their notes. and the
Of depreciation again the
States The following table Of the Of specie
principal ports will show the process Of and
citation which the Of the South undergone
the Suspension.
RArrs Premium srxcie IN rHE prrpEREsr PoRrs,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09
THE STUDY OF
B q O X X T. E. PI N e.

% Cedar street, near broadway.
ROOMS are open both Day and Evening from 10 from
tc and !rom TO This course Of instruction
tine OF the most useful practice.
Outline Of the Course Of Practice through which the Student
under the Instruction Of c. c. MARSH
There elasses-the instruction always impaired
Books used by the Pup-Invoice Book Sales Book Bill
Boob, Cash Book. Day BOOK, Journal, Leger.
issu.ng and taking notes, interest notes. taking up
trial balance
Transactions I'd monthly above and paying
notes before due paying note part in cash and
failure and compromise shipping importing
nerchands dcountng drawing selling exchange
month-Msny variations the above and
receiving consignments selling do, closing do buying
change company receiving sales closing
company amount, making entries cash book balancing
cash. exchanging notes, trial balance.
Transactipns 9Th and sth eight grand
teal monthly entries from the invoice book sales book
cash beck equation q payment partners interest capital
accounts current trial balance closing the
re-opcning accounts.
various ready calculations.
No course Instruction. the believes ever
been devised, well calculated TO impar prsctia
ledge Of bookkeeping the now offered the public
person ~ good capacity, devong about three weeks
he sndy will be qualified 70 keep correctly and elegantly the
ccounts OF any business. ~
The Science of Double Entry Bookkeeping simpli6ed
standard work, eighth edition. 200 pages, svo-s1 IS
The Art Single Entry Bookkeeping improvedby the in
'radue,ion Of Proef Basnes lso gssss sso-7s cents
Sheet" Aneat pamphlet, ~ page, iamo.-is cents.
imeod~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09
BY EXPRESS.
Correspondence of the Herald !

w AsnN SIor lIrY, April 7, 1870.
In the Senate to-day the death of the Hon. Th.d.
deus Belts was appropriately and feelngIy announce
ed by the Hen. Perry Smith. Mr.. Belts was elect
Cd to the Senate OF the United States at the session
made his first appearance at the Capitol at the omen
ing OF the present session. He of re spect-
able talents; ssugnne and jealous politician, and
attached himself TO the wings. As as his death
had been announced the Senate adjourned.
In the House OF Representatives, in consequence
Of the death OF Mr. Belts, Mr.. Adams bill TO pre-
vent frauds ON the Revenue, which had been made a
special order for to-day post poned until to- NOR
row. resolution calling on the Secretary of War
for information in relation to the defence of the
and North Eastern boundary was adopted after
which Mr.. Osborne, Of Connecticut, announced the
death of Mr.. Senator Belts and the House adjourned
IT is reported that important dispatches were re-
ceived by the President, last night, from the Gov of
Maine! knew nothing of the facts of the case and
can only exclaim fudge! fudge!
Expectation and anxiety are on tip toe here to
learn the issue of the Connecticut election.
Yours, &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09
InlpOrtatlOns.

In the Tuscany from Hull Eng-I7O bdls STEEL Ferisk-
e cks inseed OIL Lift cks Thomasls steel
Jes:lpi case Harper Brethers4s cks linseed OIL
sis bds steel Eissniss eks OIL Cunningham buchanan
40 cks do Meyer SOM cks mustard, Vim Will ms-S3
cks rye, Norwood Co.'s cks putty dolls cks do Jno
Arkrill-2lO cks mdze to order.
In the Isaac Franklin from kingston SO bags pmente
cks old "copper" do Old brass "a do old de- Matt
aud do lead cLs and peces Old copper cSs
old brass, eask lead Hogan Mnl0 bags pmento casks
WINE Hsninger-S7So ia gold, Maitland, Kennedy Co
doubloons to order-$ss6 to ii Messenger
In the penmak ON Aux Cayes-ioo bags coffee, 200 tons
In the Pedraza from Porte Cabelo-lss2 bags coffee,
hides IS ceroons indigo, Harmony Colo bags coffee 2
In the Koscusko from bbs salt pcs dye
wood. j. Foulk x Son.
In the Ontario from New Oreansa bills -four Dickinson
&Churchii-2o casks molasses, II. 4. stanton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09
Passengers Arrived.

In the Isaac Franklin, from Kingston Jam-W Anderson
Lunde, Arthur McKenzie w shund Harris Jose Saenz
Francis SaenE Zeno Montoga Montoga Francis Roa
nan Gqt1eeau jose Mea Frans Agudeio, Capt Stuart
IL the Tuscany, from Hull Ess-Mr C. Prince lady and
Passengers Sailed.
the Vile de Lyon for HavIeJ c. Springer and ady Mr.
Field lady and Messrs Thteau and Griiet;
Argueycee wife and child; Mr. Coolidge Miss Stod-
dard, II. Duelzan and 6 in the steersge.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09
Correspondence Of the HERALD
PHILADELPHIA March e

Two children and servant girl belonging to the
family of George w. Geincs, hair dresser who re-
sides in Exchange Place, Bcnder's hotel, were
poisoned on Tuesday morning by a custard pie,
given them by colored woman who cooked for the
family. The youngest boy, aged about two and
half years, died this morning about five o'clock in
great agony. The others, il is supposed, will re-
body, there doubt that the poison used was ar
senic, although the physicians ready to re-
port the result of their investigation until tomor-
row. No cause is assigned for the deed the part
of tae woman, and she denies all knowledge of the
poison. She has been committed for further inves-
tigaton.
The following the sales OF stock held Board today
l50 u - Bank, so days. 81 60 draft New York lo4
Nicksburg 6 $50 Grard months A.; Commercial Cinen-
natl, 90 As Northern Bank of Kentucky, 49,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09

Law equity make good TO bona fAe holders
certificates stock issued fraud by her agency in hs
city, the money consideration actually paid by holder for
regularly admitted to transfer the agency books and
regular in genuine FORM delivered to
tbs purchasers. 80
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09

TINE PHILANTHRoPIC SOCIETY gratefully acknow.
lodges through its Trcasurer Mrs Jackson the receipt Of
100 volumes OF the Reauties of Phanthropy,, from Mr.
Thomas Bransgan, Of rhadephs through the agency Of
gentleman in Albany with whose not favored
The valuable work usty appreciated BY the reader
not fail 10 awaken desire TO emulate its au ho and by
good noble evince the true spirit Of christianity
which thanthropy ~ CO operative. ,.,. =.
funds will he Appropriated as requested for the bene
81 OF the poor -
Nv order &C the Treasurer :
apeu' N. DOBsoN, Secretary.
CLOTH PApER-<ox a., nc 10, for sale by
" aps PERssE BROOKS, 81 Liberty ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09
GRAND DEMOCR CRATIC PROCEs sTON
FRIDAY EVENING, 10th inst

"UNION FOR THE SAKE OF LIBERTY
Address OF the Committee of Safety
Free Suffrage, opposition Registration like dogs, with
collars
GO AT meeting of the Delegates of the deren, INDr
PENDENT DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATIONS, Of IN.
city OF New York held Jacob Colyn Rail Road Honse in
Grand street. r on Saturday a.; y the lah inst i
right resting on Broadway-le extending
street, al half past 8, PRECISELY.
CITIZENS on HORSEBACK, SUCCEEDED ~ ALL THE DrNo.
CRATIC ASSOCIATIONS CITY.
AT nine O'clock the line will take up ia march "a foIos
passing from the right front Of the line towards the left To-
Greenwich street " "
Down Greenwich TO North Moore.
Through North Moore to West Broadway
Down West Broadway TO Chambers
Through Chambers to Broadway
Down Broadway, around the Park 10 Tammany Hall
Up Chatham and Bowery to Grand
Through Grand to Columbia.
Up Columbia 10 Houston
Through Houston to Broadway.
Down Broadway to Broome.
Through Broome to Centre.
And down Centre TO the Park.
When whole will separate and be marched to their
The different Associations will early hour for the
The Aids Of the Grand Marshal requested
quarters No. % Vandam street o'clock By erder of
aps-2t@ JOHN ORSER, Grand Marshal
NEW STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMNER BOOTS
~ AND SHOES, fresh from the manufacturcrs--T offer
for sale large assortment comprising all the various patterns
riety cannot be excelled in the city.
NBCountry merchants and others, who buy sell sgan
will find much to their advantage to call the stock ali
laid in for cash prices will he accordingly =
No old stock OF rubbish to offer.
90 Those who cannot attend to buying their boots and
shoes through the day, viii find very the
evening his store brilliantly lighted with gas until 10
o'clock. J. HUTCHlNs, lao Chatham, street, "
tie
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09

On the morning Of the 9Th of long and painful
Patrick Castles, In the 18th year of his age
His friends and those Of his brother Michael are
ly invited to attend his funeral this Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock, from his late residence, 3s2 Cherry street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09

pARKER's EXHIBITION BALL-Mr. j. PARKER
wishes notice e hi, friends and the public that he intends
repeating his Exhibition Ball Friday evening 10th April
which will positively be the last time All those dances which
e. bs , ds IS bs nsnens li w "s re-
halEpast eight f possible. Tickets for admission 81 %
init gentleman and lady; extra ladies' tickets
had Tammsny Hal. Mr. residence, No ao7 Bowcry
May. aps at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09
Married,

On Wednesday evening April sth by the Rev. Edwin f.
Hatfield Mr. Kigour J to Miss w. youngest daughter
Wiet Raynor Esq.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09

PARK THEATRE-THIs EVENING. April slwin be
PosTILLI9N OF L0NJuMEAU.-chspelou,M Mr.. VIII
BAAG,HELoRs BUTTONs-sam Sampson, Mr.. Chippin
THE REyIEw-Depuiy Bull Mr.. Fisher, John Lump, sIr.
Doors open atss-Performance commencesat7.
R0wEgY THEATRE.-fiIls EVENING, April ., Wi
SAN FXTCH-sam Patch, MIR. Marble; cathariue, Miss
YANKEE IN TIME Jacob Je~sharr, Mr. Marble; Peggy,
JACK AsH3RE-Ben Block, Taylor; Emily. Miss Turn
GIANT OF PALEsTlNE-Al Heirib, Mons Bihin; Armi.
Doors open hacpas six the curtain rises at seven
raeesBones, IS cents, Pit s7s cents Gallery,
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.-THIs EVENING,
TA Agr RsE T b I Pssor1Wsa rno. NJ.
s Mr. Brown;
SAVAGE AND THE MAIDEN-Mr Crummles, Mr..
OLYMPIC THEATRE.-THIs EVENING, April o viii
MAN-FRED-Msn Fred Mr.. Mitchel City Charley, Mr..
CLIMBING BOY-Jack Rass, Mr. Mitchell; Rebecca, Mrs
TIL, SAVAGE AND THE acknowledgements Mr.. Nit.
Boxes, SO cents; Pit, as cents; Gallery ial cents
Doors open at quarter before Curtain O'Clock
BowERY AMPHiTHEATRE No. 81 BOwERY-Mari
of the doors enter The spacious and brilliantly q~natd Me-
eeS"y sns aT5y
So%S.ias;rs;; si ass
c admitted 10 the Menagerie Immediately thus
neur and hall TO view the splendid Giraffe the
m Tas EESENN win
,roun Gymnastics; Otto Moty will appear:
fam,sh; Tumbipg; Massa Pelham; Horse Tanner The Sea
ete Se-to conclude with grand American Pageant En-
BROADWAY, CIRCUs-THIs EVENING, April s will
- be performed, '' y WIN
Star and Waliz Enree; Young Jim. along; Gymnasc Ex
ercises Horsenanshp; Still Waiting; Como
neutrality-suspicious. sorg; The seminole Cheltain; Astossh
lag Dog Timour Chinese Fhchanter NecroMancy: DYING
Moor John Smith; Equestransn Conclude with lie Pekii
Guards. - - ~
pEALE's MUSEUM AND PORTRITT yTAITERy
BROADWAY, OPPOSITE CITY HALL, fall attrsc.
ton,-The great Belgian GIANT. will be al home Al
hls place. for assort time during the day evening h. urs
Mons BlHlN, the fsramed Giant Belgium the TALES,
weproportioned and probably strongest man in The
whose extraordinary wonderful and
wonderful Leafs o. caused the greatest
and recently at the Bowery rhe this city has en-
| gagged at this Museum for short time. - ~ ~ ~
In addition to the above, w. H. WILLIAMS of the Thea
London, and Of the late National Theatre New York viii
make his appearance the Lecture Room the above Mn
scum every evening, when he will have the to delive
Things hey are The First and Second Part viii csuss
ola Musical, Comical Recitaory, Anecdotic Descripvs
Initiative Eniertainmen illustrative of Cockney Lie am
f4nss6f esEE5c o%HtEHAMS TARtE
THEWs, At HOME; together with variety of incompre
lecture RoSm psrlS g to begin at o'clock
Admittance TO the Museum, the Gisnt 2s cents tt
the Lecture Room Entertainments extra ChIdrer
uhaer " years ha prlce. mal6 Inn
GRAND DEMOC Ratio PROCESS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09
DIR. ELLIOTT,
Wo IA IA And orHTHALmIc SURGEON,

80 hroneW0y, CORNER V DNGnr sresf.
DISEASES OF THE EYE K OPERA TIoNs THERE
- ON, when rsquired)
DIT Eh Office hours from 10 o'clock Monday We'd.
nersaay Friday, aud I'LL ON Saturday
W w ENTMAtOTT ~ in attendance daily. fSundays
cersedO also Or ELECTS patients during his absence
oricck. = - ."
N .. DrEllou viii remove st May TO ssi Broadway.
r'"''ance in W ~rsn "rcct my2s-yis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09

PAUL B. LLOYD, Auctioneer.
CENTEEL FURNITURE.-WM Met ORMICK will sell
this day at 10 o'clock At No III Franklin street. the Fur
niture oil family going to Europe consisting OF Pansore
French and other Bedteads; mahogany Chss Sofas
sells and lngran Cape marble top Centre Tables Dress
and Plain Bureaus; Oil Cloths; Hall Lamps
Pnlasdws,. Glss. dos Bsd.tsad. Beds; Beddng M,nis
will be sold splendid pair Of Dueng Pistols 1900
belonging TO the Duke dAngonleme Also the Kitchen
niture, with which the sale viii commence. apo IL
SCOTCH ALEs Casks 81 dozen each OF Edinburgh
bottled Ale, Just landed from the ship Independence
spsiw GEO. MCBRIDE, Jr, 10 Cedar st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09

CONSUL TRfsT.T whole Finance COMMITTEES relating
70 ne shair of Consul Trst Capt A. wipdep r viii
meet ths day (Tbursday), the 9Th instant al n A.
... Per order, = T-T7T .f
sps IT, 2. v. GLOVER. Secretary.
n- TO rnE AryL,erypwe would call the attention Of
70 The celebrated preparations OF ERAR.
s.i rny mc,an who stands Inferior TO none in his
% the nature and treatment of diseases number o5 vears
The success attending his mode OF commepds him
ct strongly 10 the attention or the invalids y ~
See advertisement IN the last page. apstm.
THYME 900 bales superior Bridpor Irvine eompr;s,py
complete nssortrent from 81 10 ibs also N lb Bsg
ring and o ID. Sail Irvine Cor sale Nv "e
aps y. X. COLLINS n co. SO South st
pINDERs' BoARDs--le tons. for sal, by ri =
- ays frERSSE BROOKS, 81 Liberty st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09

x6O O0O WANTED, two loans Of $4,000 each, from
%Ov,Ooo. TO 10 years. at the pleasure OF the lender for
which the most perfect security by bond and mortgage will be
aps ,ws J. M. WOODWARD, 40 Wall st.