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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04

On the death of Major Laing, the enterprising
traveller in Africa, the Africans took an inven-
tory Of his effects with view of sending them
to the British Admiral. They were sorely
puzzled to make out the catalogue, and in
utter despair, described couple oftooth brush
es as, "tico scrdpcrS mute Of pig's hair,' and
set down his spectacles as, "two looking
glasses for the nose"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04
r,om lie Boston Mercantile Journal.

From The Boston Mercantile Journal.
!. learn from the bingham Patriot that
and suitable monument has been erected
the remains Of the first settlers. 10y the
Of bingham. This appropriate act has
-s,od the following beautiful poe,ical pro-
on, which we copy from that paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04

into partnership with his faihor-in-law. lie
has given up his prcicnslons 10 the character
Of man Of genius but onlighiens the world by
selling mould and dipped candles ON the low
est terms for cash or approved credit.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04

WEEPING. The talk about person having
the power 10 weep on all occasions, is the
height of moonshne. I'd like TO see man
undertake to cry, with pretty girl beside him
pocket full of cash-no corns on his toes
and plenty of ice cream in his reach. If he
can do it at such a time, he bad better make a
business of it, and go about crying for people
at sixpcnce cry. ISam Slick.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04
Tnnrr GerAr PnYslcrASs. II

THREE GREAr PHYslcIANs. The celebrated
physician DumOulin, being surrounded ia hIs
last moments by several Of the most dIsiin-
guished doctors in PARIS, who wed with each
other IN expressions Of regret at his situation
-'icnilemen,' said he, suddenly, do not ~
much regret me- leave behind me three
great physicians On their pressing him To
name them, each being sure that his own name
would he among the number, be- briefly added -
Water, Exercise, and Diet 20 the 10 small
discontinue Of his DISAPPOINTED brethren
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature Of New Jersey re- assembled
at Trenton, pursuant TO an adjournment, on
Tuesday Both houses wero orgsnized for
business, of which fact they Informed the Gov.
ornor, when they received the following special
message.
MESSAGE OF TIE GOVERNOR OF
NEW JERSEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09
MONEY MARKET.
Friday. Nav So p. M.

",
The Transaction which we noticed yesterday still exercises
great deal of upon the market II appears that the
property held by Mr. Winow certain unavailable
rites valued about and additional security he
received of Josephs of the certificates of certain
Trust Company On these Mr. Josephs had from time to time
obtained from Mr. Winslow to the amount Of $50
far exceeding their values what could be obtained them in
the market These certificates matured the soth ult
and not paid Mr. Winslow thus under ad-
to Josephs to the amount of $4,000 without Sc
csrty, holding nothing but stocks and certificates which
mostly unavailable While negotiation for adjustment
pending Josepss gave Mr. Wnsow order for eight
hundred and twenty shares of North American Trust and
Banking Co.. amounting sssss stating that they were on
account Of large operator Wnslow notwhstand
large of Josephs him having perfect
confidence him. accepted the order bought Stock ISSUED
his checks for the stock to Josephs At
late the day. hearing nothing from Josephs he made
Inquiry and discovered that far from the statement OF Jo
sephs being regard the principal in the matter he
osephs had transferred hundred shares to Camman
Whehouse Chapman and had pledged the balance
hundred twenty five shares with Nevins Townsend
eeved the for the whole and went home leaving Mr.
Wnsow get of the as he could Mr. Winslows
checks to large amount running the Phenx Bank
these were all paid his credit being undOubed The ndeb
Josephs to Winslow for previous loans
$4,000 Trust stock, $500 making Ss5os3 For
this Winsow held fancy stocks valued at Ssooo and $4,000
dshonored bonds Of certain company making nominal
cary of $3.50 This finally settled by the payment Of
Joephs into the hands Of third person. of Ss5Oo5
ceved for North American Trust and Banking stock for the
benefit OF lnslow receiving from him all the securities
This let him Sso.ss3 in debt to Winsow. To meet this
him Of the dishonorsd bonds Winslew being
the loser bv the whole transaction Of GEO. interest all
We learn that Investigation of the facts morning.
the credit Of Mr. Wnsow fully re-esabshed at the Phe-
pis Bank.
The market heavy although the prices of fancy stock
have generally improved Harlem up per cent; North
American Trust and Banking Co. t; Delaware and Hudson
u. >. Bank Sonnston !; American Exchange declined
yer cent
The sales ofserng bills for the packet been
than anticipated The supply in the market large and
the transactions have been principally sasl per
sssS4 - the sterling In uncurrent and domestic
balls yet material change has taken place. The follow
ing is a table Of the current rates:
CURRENT RATES OF BANK NorEs AND Domestic BILLS
Bank Notes EIchopge.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09
InlDnI.fatlOr,s

GUAY.Ms, PR-Per Condor-62 hhds molasses J Labaw <
Co-lH do sugar Pellet lie Barbier-5o DO bbs South
mayd-52 do Aymar X Co-so do Maitland, Kennedy & Co.
CsPr HaYTES-Per Sranger-75 tons logwood as kegs
marnds bags coffee 40 doz bottles Bay Thomas
bingham.
M.r.Sr.s-PerO sage-sSo hhds terces moass.s spooId
4 Tlcston.
Cn,eRrs-Per Msrohant-s7a hides II bales sarsaparias
qqls India rubber 10 tons dstc horns pearl shes
old copper Zacr,sson n Co iU0O hides to
Nrw ORLeANs-Per Trop-ss hhds tobacco Coodhue 4 Co
bills Hon, schnsck-i3 q shermon-SJ7 Rssam Stone
Ioss hhds sugar Il stantoni2 bales cstton Estes-S
Lewsry bales deerskus spoford, Teston Co--s elk
md. Fissshe Cuaninasm-6 bbIs loaf sugar Wardell-
900 or horns Dry oniS bbls castor oil Varnun,
FULLER Col Dbl hams Smith Coz bbls sugar Hussey
bales deer skins Broohs- pkgs cotton samps
Poer-i7 bales deer skins Dodd7 PARKER Prentice
Co.'S linen Peek Ssger-2 bales cotton samples II
dam bs Littl. Col pkg s. a Porter-s boxes w
schmIdt-f pkgs NJ Ky nson- box johnson Burru-t
Boormsn Johnson Coi52 bars cotton Otis Aaso-ss bis
Roberts wamsss bills moasses eaptan-q5 bales
skins g. order.
PR John Barfef-2i7o hides bags wool spoGord, Titles
ton Cosioo bones s. hhis 100 bbls moasses srde
Ssy.~Ssu-Psr Uhiimore-lf3 bales cotton Phets Go
-2t n tsrifing-ss II Peck
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

1h. table sbo~s thai the msfts iats Nsw yosk uctuats
than d the Whsle sout q lie unsea.y
nsiar % The hos IN ~ And isss IN. basinss
10 s eiiy dssb~ .snsa-t sIl % ~ psr e. in
the seessdsx The ssd@a Of csussd s
wue 81 pru Ia s lover ~ he eity 30. ter rand.
w. Krtsisr psrt ef ts wesis 3uat oct ~ ths
stA .sa West -ad isr fees years tAsy 49,. .n b,a.
.rus nr ray thsr oia aset. To d s. ., l.,,
av-.ssd ssoa ba.k fsiss sad ssts.a.a errats uut t
.solvsd IN estsissabis hsnkrupey. Tn. m.rrha.ts An
city whs ussd ssuat bec.u-s t~y eNnass s.t d
eusiass. rst 81 IN sy sscesus rapady dspa.
l-s.d ~s~ Yea Es~r IN sesshrp sns so.ah-sssr.
.~ GO Lot fesr hssrrv~u ~ us us~oss r.psd
~ fte sccs..sssd crsaas Sus fre~ thes
.nd csaaos H. god rasrhssis ssur a. -ho
81 pr-.r-sity 20 ble- TIE s~s-iion 500 "a
go. tha tr.As . rssissf wsAeut Ns~ rort sau.s
sssi, @~.y oae h.ifi. ssu. .na ~tth shs ~ st
ths a. salus %
aBd en ganfly atsFs IL. kr-i
tl~sf1s ssn 81 thss busssoas a. bsnara lao
~hfcs ~ esslrsr~ farp~~aItea~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09
General Record.

The Poland Anthony for Hssre ard berpis, Obj for Lii
,eroo have bses detained They will probably sail today
and also the Memphis. Their letter bags 0pns News
Rooms.
s@aoynesd yesterday exclusively the arr
aud Usage from h.' ana. -,
us.hr Telegraph. Commando Mead. with draft Of
from Nfork ioF POrsmou into Gloucester h inst fer
spoken.
Csmsrdge, sm MsssinA Cor Noreans April 10, lat % 90
Elizabeth, bound 10 Liverpool April as Cape Florida sW
~ mites. '
Gr,l,uas from NYOrA for Charleston April 80 Cape Ro-
Anp Lou.s Wilson, from NYorh for Vera Cruz, April 20,
Cspe Henry Nv, 50 miles :,
Washington Of New York FOR Bordeaux May is no lat, &c
given.
United states Ports.
Pne,,otscr May 7-arr Yankee, Brightman, NYork
NrwroRr, May s-arr Amy. Munro, Providence for New
lerk Bndrewstsr Alien, Warren Tor do; Cinderella soick
dence. Wv '''" ''' ''0''
rn'asD.lsE' May 5-BsI9y, Washington, Turber, Ma
RsnSsS DS Ma Jane .rcs. Nysre
NYork, up james River last evening also Eunoaus I'm
Phsd SID from the Roads, Meney. Savannah
Dimon, Matthew's dos Chas Thorne smith do: cid Co,
re-, Jssk's1 AntystPi Eliza Warwick, DAVIS, avrs Ajax.
Monr, April SOAR Arab Chase Boston, Red Rover Pen.
field NYSrk;e B9gdl,h Lyerpcal Tmoleos, do Flayia,
NEw ORLE,Ss, April 2s-eld Mary Ann, Childs. Bremen;
ars GrS'e} fy.rpool snow hsEsAs NYork
Charleston.
ST JOINS. NIB, Apr S0-arr Charles, Dodge, NYork
CAPE HAfrihs " days sinee-No American vessels in
NASSAU M, Apr as-Abisal Elra weknOr, for n Yor
MArAsn Apr 2s-sld Jacob Perkins Europe in port Peru
Bailey for Cowes ldg 2sh, Caspar Hause Adams New
York; Grand Turk, Nichols, do
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09
Cotton Trade,

The Cotton Market in very singular condition The
crop larger thaa before known The markets r
in very depressed condition The prices
have reached alarming state Of depression and the
ation of stocks hasd gives that much
eapse perhaps before great recovery take place
The state Of affairs be directly 10 the nu-
of the u s. snk the market That step
ped IN at time when her assistance was apparently needed 10
enable the planters to forward their produce 10 market That
operation was eminently its proved
the truth OF the old adage do wrong
good result from @ The Bank did not stop pro
missed to dos but continued its influence upon the and
joined in by host osmaer This had the
effect Of making cotton planting well buying speeua
ton The banks furnished buy negroes land
der the idea that they could control the price This
had E enect last year. and the events then progress elected
the following estimate of the then coming crop pub
lished in the early part Of the season. -
present slave population of the United States est
mated at 100000 and official data By the
census OF lew OF the states lately taken, and statistical
formation collected from those best informed
a labor sas 1a osSstng Cotton be
ing natural divisions the country and the quantity each la
borer can raise In good season. as follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09
RysHT9N, .o AsEINwA II GoyeENTEAIEr

RUsHT3N, = AsrLN,WALL's ,GVpNNGgEENTKATEB
useful and elegant s used Apercnt Anti acd
Dyspepc complaints attended with acdy and constips-
tic with benefit IA has the adv antage
Magnesa being dissolved and therefore not ab, TO
ctnIats bowels II is decidedly superior Carbonate
of ,h OF t aperent quality. and Of s
bavsg tendency reduction 81 flesh aud strength, which
the two earouafcs mentioned only when
Ions continued ard ,ken in considerable quantities.
solution of Magncsa - found particularly beneficial
Js.sipg sedative and apefcp 10 al Of Irritation
Aidtv of the stsmah Fobre Complaints, lnante Disor.
d.rs, or Sea sickness. -.
speedily IIerbprn Acid Eructatious, sourness,
or irregusr digestion of females and children
skesnl the stOmach few minutes
after an ~ cssess or hard drinking.
oaaties OF this solution have been fund very
valuable In .ri ADD other cvre As lotion for the mouth,
sweelns Tie br,a aud The nagnsia esars the teeth from
The solution has almost invsray succeeded IN removing
ne Eta sass ~ aS,chs and gastric rms 60 when DELE
pr4ous Sce! om acids and crudt'es Of the stomach
and boweis.
ne ax reraon ~ aia0 b. sod NJ AZ stores from
to Fr,tor dita s,.h oaa Wnfer aner nae OF
nesa Wsis3 RJsHrON s. AsPiNWALI.
ayD9sls' ss W.lHa1 st. no BrSaavsy 3 10 AEcr icuss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

the cagoes ofthe Lancet Chilly aud Kentucky sold o
which lost all the freight Here the market is still
the Zephyrs which will eAe heavy loss The stock
Improvement take place for least months even il
shipments eease;'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

and child. Louis Reynen
MsTASzAs-Brig Osage-Mr stafan and daughter
SAvANNAH-Ship Within Ire-Iieut Cendennn, lady am
sister Messrs Flodden Rawson, Douglass Armstrong; Ward
ley nd ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

Married.
On the 9Th inst Cornelius Howard Miss Ann Jane IN
Lumm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09


PC, Mr. WILLIAMS, the English oeulist, may be con;
suited at his rented hsuse usual which 1881 he called
Providence House No 4s Broadway, Of CaAal
entrance NO ~ any day except sundays the hours Of
and until the LIST Of May l3iiwhere all postpaid letters
will be duly answered without any expense One OF the
patients who have been restored sight by Mr. Williams
remedies, since his arrival in New York be almost
day at o'clock with other PATIENTS at his house,
have also been restoed although her had been entirely
covered with thick from fourteen
her BIRTH She upward Of forty years old and highly
table She totally blind of and
with the other could only the light and color ndsncy
and that in the Of her life than hundred
have 1t to be impossible do her good She
can however not only see the light with the which
had been totally blind, but distinguish objects with both
The first time she recoccts 10 have
ecs the face of any lady gentleman Providence
House both of whom had been ous restored TO sight
MIR. Williams, and are now quite WELL my 32d&tv
E63- SECOND WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB.-Th,
members Of this Club will rally al their Log Cabin" No IFS
ulton street this Saturday evening, at O'Clock All in
isvoi Of Harrison and Reform requested to attend
ALEXANDER WELSH President
:. Ii. DRAPER, }
JAMES kELLY,)
+; HsS HOVE Secretaries.
+. Il. BAcKHousr, Treasurer. mysits
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

CNURE OF CONSC Mp TlON-From DIR. }. W AorreIi of
Bosoa-lt Is now than six years since brought
low by affection Of the lungs and my complaint was
declared ncurabie by council Of three was
then restored good health had enjoyed for many
years, by using Dr. Tayors Basam Of Liver Since
have recovered have recommended the Balsam in great
number ofung comp ants and has been invariably
lowed by much benefit" j. W. MORRELL.
S- Be aRd get the genuine. Made s75 Bowery-
There many frauds.
Brookyp agent only Mrs Hays, 1853 Fulton street. Eliza
bethtown, Henry Rggns New Brunswi X, II. Mcdonald
Coz Railway, w. A.. Watson; Newark Or Lowree Broad
street Newpaz, Philip Elg Coz Kingston j. w. Bald
win; Goshen, Crane Wallace; Albany, II. Rawl Coz New
Haven ID. Mitchei Stanford X. Hoyt; Bridgeport Henry
Hall. my9 3td<wr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09
PnsscnUers Smiled.

From ssvAss.n-Brig Sgrannah, for Ne's York, sailed
and child, Mrs Taylor and children, Mrs Campeld
children, Mrs Dennls and children Major Wood servant
Hearty, Jewett.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09
DIR. LEVITT, DENTIST,

DIR. LEVITT, DENTIST,
260 BROADWAY, entrance in Warren street,
WILL feel much pleasure IN showing how h plan Of Insert
SURE differs from that usually adopted with the important
results from its application. As Dr. has nothing about il
secret he wishes the public to Judge for themselves
From the Sunday Morning Atlas ef April %, lsio.l
From long personal with the practice and
perieace of MIR Levet Dentist most cordially
mend his spherc pressure principle by him
self the and the perfection Of den
tistry.
O'Clock ate m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

WANTED. ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI MILITARY
w BOUNTY LAND PATENTS-fsr~gns hev,ne s"sh
for sale will please address the sgbscrhsr hf-veh " poet
office. Any commune viii b. proapty sttsndsd "a 30
call al No ISL North rt,th street $3.50. -. -.
spis irdSwy' J. J. MOORE. FlilLsDfLfhls.
pAPER TIAN,INgs -CHWIsTY n ROBiNsoN, No.
IS Maiden lane tcornsr n Miaa sirtstl 49, onsfinA
large and complete assortmsnt OF rngh sn Anrcsa ss'
Iianrings and Dolly receiving lror, ' f.tol 80 An
beautiful styles 90 patterns and 68h suFs@~sd ~
other establishment IN the country. -.
As g. n v. manufacture al n ther Afaeenh hanRing.
enables them ~ se Al the lowest Fsciory prcs wyR l'
SODA WATER SOUTHLAND. DEt.LUC co. rhsr-
~ macepfists apIfc Their custonfe 90 thf rn.if
r that ty have ocn.d D. each II thew fs Ne
Prk Row. Opposite the hsio hcus sts 80 bfoaaai op
hlps tardtla Ho'a y ltrr " - Which o.
win IA Their highly rsreHs d lrufs o. rrraf siy.
IN H. I've eral ' aiefs ~ cnrrtre ttara ticiy
40 l.. ils.r 4 ~ 81 ecustaaiT on hsud uitls'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

,ra. Nh shEEGkERi AgsliGPssr
,,ss aSs on uSe'sy @ Il 70
ral Monday sIs s which w
sE N2GTIG6kHTTGGHEsyE ssseE
G ;s1 e ss @
msPt there SIX of,lS:e splendid double dial Ga
ss % S .ssGr S sn1 Also %
s,y a. ss .a. %a: Ss d:s Without s Watches the
AYGTIoN, NSTicES fsrsss; I'D GLIDER; Locking,
lOl o'clock in the Room 50 Ann and us Fulton streets will
he sS I and 1rS sss s s &C.
:crPiion for sarrylng on the Composition business Also
Also pay storage and other expenses all the Furniture
s p Gsssdi asRi. 50 pairs Venetian
ELEGANT FAN p oakt49FysP GTaseyon,cx viii
sell 's day At II Gsl?;ch at NOs cSerand street ak
,cas. porsr quality and sai.G made The most ssssssd
maker. y the GENTRY Aso several yrIee ssfndhsna
makers. Sale positive mys ~
ELEGANT FAN FiaNos kH3yp P:Ss swM
MCCORMICK viii sell this day at 10 o lock At No u
Csprsndt street ,srge assortment Of Furniture Carrots
S.c sn Elegant .S sds BY Se
sss % and pSs
tolls Sword Sc made by the best Lo.don makers. They
worthy the atesen Of spsrtsmen Also, large Iron Safe
y. u. The Pianos and Guns viii be sold at IL o'clock.
mys IT.
I EECuEs. LEECHEs..-Just received a few thousand
- L,ant Leeees good size in prime condition Forssic
'o%ss ss' any rs z: f COLBY a PEARL Frankfort
PILLs Or EXCHANGE on all parts of England ireland,
and seo.nd in sums of IS, fi9 Els 1sS .. to any
amount for sale at >. ). sfLVEsTERS,
COLLECTIONS all parts 9th, United States made on
mys iSo Broadway aud ~ Wall St
CoRPoRATIoH BONDS, for .as L. sum. 70 .gi. Rareha
" rat :. J. SYLVEsTERs,
mys iso broadway and % Wallst
VNANTED.-A situation by young woman chamber
w maid for plain cooking the general housework OF
snail emily Good references be given Apply Ridge
street, basement mysu
(NHEAp FOR CAsH-sTOCks, READYMADE LINEN
" HOSIERY, GLOVES, SUBSCRIBERS, sc. SC -Coun
try merchants and ether IN want Of the above articles
co lane than Il other place IN the city Also saiins
Bomb Silk Innings, Stock Buckles, Leather Bin
Stock Frames, large assorn ent, hrsue and hair which
can be had low fer cash. nys Inn
THIRD AND LAST LECTURE on SCOTTISH
L soNG-Mr Will SON, (lats of the Nation :, and Park
Theatres respectfully tina, be will deliver third
evening. the nth Of May. To commence AZ O'Clock.
The subject Of the Lecture will be Highland Lowand and
Irish Melody ard y The last Mr. WILSON can have the honor
10 the course Of The Lecture Mr. WILSON will sing the
following SOngs:-
Lechaber more
Up amang the cify roc rs
Pibroch O. Donuil 6hu, words by Sir Walter scott
'rhe Angels Whisper by Lover
The last time came DER III, muir
Logan Water.
rhs lass % Gowrie.
Whall buy caller berring1
Aud Robin Gray.
Saw ye my wee tbipgl
Tickets 90 cents, may be had al t- door mysu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

RARE sNUFFs AND ToBACcos, a, the wholesale
a 4 SAN AMOS. walis,
The y ifhr4ed Nstehtnchrs SnuH fruus nelpit
saa. IN ouiy place New york whsrs uiscsn had Ma
eho, ffrurh Rapp~ss nemiGrasss scotch snuf; Lundy
- hirh fo1st rstsnt Csfhalc snuff headache Der.
itera s.frs ~ Nsrsshn; kpassrs Barinss Rnas-
Weir a. ifs rr knast~r! sttars mi ~. genuine Tgr.
tfF Taharr1t -rafsito rotscro and tar- sssoert "
afr "a fue togcos 81 smoking, heslss very
Z q fhrHfHr r ahre iaelHinr aonnfs Nv
IftpHf, Ha...t-sff Lscos' Ists', Pur A. mJ03r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

b2U,UU6 22JO,Q0O
This statement received with great deal of rdcue
certain quarters. The Journal Of Commerce INDUCED in
veral stately gambos the occasion. We qualified
mate however by stating that thosght bales
would be the limits Of the crop The crop
now is as follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09
DWIGHT DASFoRTH Il CO,
BROKERS,

safety ptrd. Rcd Back Eas,srn ph-elph,a and Bel,.
funds bought ard sod the hest spii sm'
,I,o STRANGERS IN THE CITY ESPECIALLY AND
Il TIlk PUBLIC GENERALLY. --r,iyars Of every bvsrd
eharessr qasly and deser'pton at the wholesale tad
establ,shn1snt of
.. "A. sANANOs, wslist
,.scr,nest 81 igas = he 'mpora,ionsThe V,eoris
Nsals The Norma DO; the Venus DO; IneSredad do the
liu.s and tie P.z ar,dores La Ernpressa; Reriz. Diana
tshsrcs' aides Cigars la Cabara Ia Norma; la E.
lfs.ss Irahncos tarionnis segunfad; nfeeusdad Con-
sisnrs at op'- Ned,s Diana Csds Of 81 ysgc De Cubs
small andlsrge yara of Cuba; rracips Dc Va Crur; rerv,
ne sd ever other variety ofthe s-s choice selection and
Character. mya a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09
Provision Market.

Wehaye no change to notice in meats BeefVea and Laml
10 The drovers and butchers with the aid the u~m
beers Of the Common Council. do as they please, - p,
the farmers from three to dollars per hu
their cattle which sold To the butchers 10 inc dol
arsand for this from nine to four
per pound-more than double the original price
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

MANGLES! INCONSISTENCIES REDUCED.-im
WI poan 10 Hotel and Boarding Housekecper and Private
Eamiiies-DUNCAN s. WEST respectfully inform the pub
~ that they have hand and manufacturing their Patent
Manges, which for utility and durability be surpas
ssd 1t labor saving machine entirely supersedes the
Of ronng and rapidly puts beautiful gloss on Sheets Ia
HE linen, &c &c. without the aid fuel They be seen IN
and Carlton House They only sold No Little Green
Liberty New York. linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09
DR.. ELLIOTT,
OCJTJIST AND OPHTHAIAI, SITRGEnN

OCULIsT AND OPHTHALMlC SURGEON,
ISL Broadway entrance in Warren street,
Confines his practice to
DISEASES OF THE EYE u OPERATIONS THERE
- ON, (when requred)
Dr. E office hours from 10 to O'Clock, Monday, Wed
nesday Friday, and till Saturday.
DR.. WESTMACOTT il in attendance daily, tSundays en-
celed) also Dr. Elios patients during MS absence
The poorer class will be attended TO from hapas 10
o'clock.
N b. DR.. Elliott will May TO 2sl Broadwas
Entrance in Warren street my2s-yD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

- TO LET:-A building suitable for manufacturing, so
Hi5 feet long, with basement two Stories and atc well
2klg lighted double brick freproof vault with door
and Steam Engine made by seba,ton with boiler the
bassment also aud Pueys fixed in stones which
will be sold cheap. Apply the premises 246 Nineteenth
street between Ninth and Tenth at io2 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

In this will be that the arrangement in the
uences the prices in great degree All things
perhaps Mobile is the cheapest port for cotton this