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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-08

FASSAtIE FKOM IHELAND, nc.
80 49, go So
we'll known reputation of this Line the
ror Accommodations provided for passengers consisting Of
possible and the and the
certainty of the ships sailing the appointed day, II
thought into detail respecting the prudence
their friends selecting and the
Subscriber would merely that those making engagements
with h may depend the pr9mptness and pnnctuay
being observed heretofore IN Fascinating the emigration OF
free from the various ports
Of ireland Scotland also be secured IL Is hardly
cessary say that those settled or decline coming
their promptly returned To- those IRON whom was
received APPly 81, sAM9 ds THopM S On.
Drafts at sight and any amount also be furnished
ia. Bank of Ireland National Bank OF Sc and, payable at
the various Branches. Likewise London, Lverpoo nc
Apply as above. InNm Nn-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-08

FHENgH ARTIFICIAL ELowERs AND MATE.
ast received ~ shire Emeraa end Utica an sr'snsve asso,
Scr,r Also ,verv kind Of materials for nsnuctus n
Flowers Dealers viii end profitable 20 call efre p.rchas
rx @s,eye a. prices rnrreceden>y w the stock
rv rre and every sr,ce selected with the
PARIS bbUNs LAkDslEff CO.
AL I'm. lis William st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-08

IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICING PUFF NO
HYnBu1..-Ths .niirs sieet Of Fancy and staeis Dry
hanhrup has hcep or essh BY SAM
HATH lisa Bowery and viii be offered FOR sale Monday
April eth and following dxy under the original
cost IL present an opporanty Which .ay p,yer ag-s
petors Of hots and housshspsr, win End 4 much TO their
advantage 10 embrace IT,
Th~ stock complies silks shaws Mouaseips de Laipes
Sheetngs Foreign and Domestic floods Of all
sthsr with general sssortment Of Asey Goods too
here to enanerate.
Milliners aud redars supplied
One strictly eh~srved, and aeatsnen perrstsd
Observe the store, sHEATHS,
ap< St iG bcwery, nsN broone ct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-08
L0Adon Advertisements Is.

ARISTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY.
GENTLEMEN inclined to GO ahead in the Atlantic steam
" viii do well To call at
ROLFE g. CO.'S,
Me RELIANT TAILORS,
No. IS Great Marlborough street. Regent street
LONDON,
their arrival to inspect their extensive
sortment of Waiscoas, and the beet West England
Cloths being assured by Role Co.. the first style of fash
and prices the lowest
81 FOR SALE OR TO LET the three story brick
MII house No 2ol Ninth attic and counter ce-
finished complete German silver CRATES mahogany
eapacy furnace with ues throughout the house; speaking
tubes; force pump hot water, csten and bathing The
hsue built shout snce becE little occu
ped has been newly pantea and perfect order Apply
TO HENRY LYNCH on the premizs, or to GERARDtJS
CLARK, Esq 1875 Water street. maIeImis
FANCY BALL DRESSES, Just received from Paris-Mr
ROEHE bcgs leave to notice the public that just
spened the most beautiful and complete Fancy
Ball Dresses ths city, and which he ts
amateurs at very moderate prices at his No
SUI broadway. fc28 2mins'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-08
DIR. ELLIOTT,
OCULIST AND OPHTHALMJC SURGEON

800 Rroodtody, corner Of Duane street,
Confines his practice to
DISEASES OF THE EYE & OPERATIONS THERE
~ ON, (when rsQurcd)
DR.. Els Office hours from to o'clock Monday We'd
nesday, Friday, and I'LL 2 on Saturday.
DR.. WESTMACOTT il in attendance daily. SUNDAYS ex-
eeRed also on DR. Elisus patiens during his absence
o'clock.
N b. DR. Elliott will remove May 2ei Broadway.
Entrance IN w arrsn street my2s-yis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR HEALTH ONLY-A
bASsFORD respectfully informs bis friends the vicinity
Of The Tattersas that he has just lifted the large Room 10
be happy to those who wish play purchase tables and
AZ h old stand Ann street adjonpg the Museum, where
there are hirteen tables ready for trial Tables Of every de-
scrption, ceths balls, for sale
The the reputation Of being kent IN Cs
most respectable and the best
23 IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-08
THE RIGHTS or THE IEoPLE ARE NOT TO BIZ
SOLD

pAULsON n JENNINGS, brapcrs and Tailor-, No. 70
William s,ree, have c-nc'de T. ADOPT the each ys,eu,
being satisfied that they make object 70 her custom
M and all u+pe fsvsr them with call syS im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-08

NOTICE Of arrbcstou Cor The exemption OF debtors
= from impsonment ant 10 the provisions Of Tho
hfh aruee tae nrst ute o: the Hftr tie
s nge Fart Of The ,ev,sed statutes. WILLIAM PAR
70 appear before the Honerab Robert H. Ncrs, Reecr o.
the city Of New York. No Nassau street said city, half
Esst soclcch IN the forenoon, Thursday, the ninth day 81
April merit p-iawThi1w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-08
LIVERPOOL AND OLD NEW YORK ESTABLISHED
LINE OF PACKETS
Sailing TO and from Liverpool weekly.
40 $50 40 =


The subscribers bee inform persons intending
friends siding IA q. Britain spring
Of s4O, that MIR. Herdmsn, of the firm, there aud
remain Liverpool during the spring aud suer Tor the pur.
pose seeing III The pesons whose have been
mere Forwarded with despatch by Of the hp ofthe aboy
hna aso 10 see al ~ Ute ei,en IN their tavor shall
viii be punctuy attended 20, and such Attentions viii be given
10 the above od anita aremrns for The emgrant
guarantee TIE further patronage q those Who will favor the
designed with ia r ordersand in all
do not embark the passage money will b. refunded
from whom originally received For nrther par.
tic Ilars, apply OF by letter. post paidlt
HERDMAN KEENANs 81 South-st.
~. D. Mr. Herdman will attend any agency which may be
entrusted TO his daring his stay I'm Europe.
In addition drafts given our agc
the different Of England Ireland aud Scotland give
every facility to the emig whose passage be engaged by
us here they be furnished with dra small amounts
payable Al sight, as follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-08
Philadelphia Advertise ments.
A MERICAN THEATRE, WALNUT STREET, PHI
"A LADELPHIA.L

A MERICAM THEATRE WALNUT STREET, PHI.
Mr.. BURTON throughout the week
Wednesday April s.-The Light Ship Old Tom, Burton;
and the farce of Humbug the renowned theatrical
Thursday, April sThe New Member, Hurnbug and State
Secrets in all Of which Mr. Burton will the prime p
character
The New Member: The New Member Burton.
Saturday, April ll.-Emgraon Tom Tap, Burton; But
However: Caleb Chzzler, Burton and The Mummy: Toby
Tramp, Burton.
Gy- Mr.. Forrest is engaged this theatre and win
shorty appear In iavorte character apps lw
d TO RENT--A large room, Nc. South Second
MsY street the centre Of the retail dry goods business
@sser Phladelpha, either by the week month The
York merchants agents for exhibition and OF their
merchandise. mails law3w Il. & j. GLIB.
NOTICE TO TRUNKNAKERS.-The subscriber keeps
constantly ON hand large of his improved
orgnal Germany inserted frank which offers
sale on reasonable terms in quantities from gross
~ b. The trade assured they safe in
using this Lock, notwithstanding the threats AIDE their
thai dare be brought against them:
- CONRAD LIEBRICK, L. ocksmith,
Chestnut.
CAUTiON-I hereby caution all persons from making
using arrangements Of patent which bears date October
On, .sss: apps lw+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-08

TO THE PUBLlC-We call the special attention Of The
public 10 the Inducements held out by sYLvysTkR CO.
1855 Broadway for investing real estate situated New Or
Uss of ,bs io,naj ~ cnmar b. .e .osss paS c
knowing that the affair question the entire conf
dence Of the communicated recommend those
who have doubts, to call Sylvester Co who de-
srous OF giving the most full and perfect satisfaction
ply tn Inquiries made.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-08

If THE PESON who took the liberty Of pryins open the
pantry door, in the second story Of the house No coum
sa ct and abstrac olive Frsck Coat with
vet collar thererom does the
he will be exposed In all the city he
take it, If II questions will
cd Pwnbrokers requested detan said offered
them. aps ATS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-08
AT BROOKLYN.

AT BROOKLYN.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION by II. J. TODD, Auc-
Butler street South Brooklyn the Furniture OF family de.
ening housekeeping, comprising part mahogany dinner
tea centre pier toilet and work Tables mahogany and other
Chairs Sofas Carpets and Rugs Window urtans; Shades
Knives and Forks Feather Beds Mattresses
Bsddng Washsand; hall aud stair Csrpetng Oil Cloth
WAITING and star hod looking GLASSES nc Also,
extensive assortment Of Kitchen Furniture with which the
sale Will commence.
TODD will attend to outdoor sales OF every kind Of
property Apply a, his store % Main street ar1 MThSF
CIIERRY's AsTRINGENT PiLLs-Dr. Cherrys e.Ie
brsted Astrnrnt Pills, for the radical removal OF elects
iecuons &c For sale by the following agensA. b. ID.
Sands 10 and 100 Fulton street; Hart Chambers and
broadway; q, Broadway 90 ssth avenue 100 Sixth
C..urch Price, VI per boz matsm
UNPARALLELED AND UNPRECEDENTED AT.
" FRACTIONS. being Combination OF Pleasing Enter
tainments before presented the same evening.
CITY SALOON,
Opposite st. Pau Church, Bro way and next door 10 the
"WEDNESDAY, April ist. fer the BENEFIT Of II. HAIR
RlNCTON who this evening appeas ~ TIM berahy Of his
friends and the pub confidently trusting bis efforts TO please
Doors open u commence quarter to precisely.
Tickets uSaal, only rs cents.
Among the attractions viii be found all The best Moving
Inrunental Concert by volunteer performers eminent
tsl-pt
The Great French Masieani Pierre de Thom,ss
Brilliant display q Chinese Fireworks, without the AID Of
Extraordinary Fsats OF By the Italian Manooetts
Great Fir Of New York Ut
spleed,d airy ssepe,
Av.ninloqua Conver,tien,h ~ Comica joey, ihs Clown
For full particulars zee small bills. mall im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-08

NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL JACKETS.
~ ~ - A
Sailing from New York the i3th aud Liverpool on
The LIST OF every month.
FROM
Februaryi2-Ihe UNITED STATES, Capt J. Gisher- r
Mares Is-rhe VlRGINIAN, Capt Lewis Higgins
April is-The SHEEFlELD, Capt. +. z. Allen
May i3-The STEPHEN WHITNEY (new) .Cap
G. Thompson.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
February 1.-The SHEFFIELD, 600 tons
March The STEPHEN WHITNEY,, leoo tons
April The UNITED STATES 600 tops
May The VIRGlNlAN, $40 tons.
Inequalities and accommodations othe above Shi1s
epuaon of their commanders, well known Every
on will be made to promote the comfort the
interests of importers The price opassagc Liverpool
cabin as IN the other lines fixed at $40 with
stores Of description The will responsible.
Tor letter parcel package BY the above ships
which bill Of ladng not taken. For freight
ppiy TO STEPHEN WHITNEY,, 80
SANDS, TURNER, FOX& CO, or
disy ROBERT KERMIT "a south street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-08
LONDON LINE OF PACKETS.
- 80 80 .&

To sail the LIST 10TH and 2oh OF every monthThs line
packets will hereafter be composed of the following p which
wit succeed each ether in the order IN which they named
sailing punctuay from New York and Portsmouth the
Oh 2O and from London the 7th l7th and 2h of every
month, threuhout the year. wiz .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-08

BAvARIaN BREWERY IN NEWARK, N.J-Tbe ..
Pcro, pvr, Ale bTvsd ~ the 9ermas style is s sc,s
Enlistment of j. " WarSurg, constantly hand
sale IN barrels aid half do for family ua shpprns
order, ri Ne. Pine street, 6rst hoer. dii srp,
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-21
BY THE LAST SOUTHERN MAIL
TMpORTANT FROM MEXICO.

We are indebted to the New Orleans Bulle-
tin of the 18th, for news from Mexico up to the
9th July. There had BEEN much fighting and
loss of life. The partizans of Bustamcnte were
said to be concentrating great force in the city,
while letter from Bustamente admits that Ur
rea and Comes Farias were at the head of their
Infantry, and in possession OF the city of Me1i-
co. The following are propositions said to have
been made by Urea and rejected by Bustamentc.
Further particulars tomorrow.
The following are the conditions on which
Gen. Urea proposed to conclude armistice,
and which President Bustamcnte says were mad
missible:-
1st. Both armies shall retire to positions with
out the walls of the city
End. 1t is deemed proper by both armies, the
Constitutional law of 1886, shall be annulled.
3d. A Convention shall be called to form new
Constitution, which shall be in force Immediate
ly.
4th. The election of the members to the Con-
ventlon shall be elected in the same manner as
deputies to Congress are elected
9Th. The actual President shall form Provi-
sional Government, he being the chief, until the
preceding articles shall be fulilled.
9th. No person shall be molested on account
of his political opinion expressed from the year
1924 to TINS date. OF course their persons, pro-
perty, and occueations, shall be inviolate.
9TH. In order that the first article shall have
effect, the Government shall afford the necessary
means to both armies.
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faithful to their Prophet; but now they have many
Infdels-and Christians are scarce any longer
called esCtristian dogs" Contemplate the great
ly meliorated condition of the Jews throughout
the whole wsrld, and they will be found more VII
ling than ever was before known 10 associate
with, and harmonize with our laws, our instltu-
items, land even our religion! These are character
istics of our age only-they have been seen IN no
other age of the world-and have come rapidly
upon us! And, among all of them, none more
powerful none more potent lever Of civilization,
and of universal amelioration than this very sys-
TEN Of Exchanges. Our city OF Baltimore IS pecu-
liary well situated to further its objects. It's cen
trail position, facility of access, and vicinity to
the national metropolis, are favorable circun-
stances It is proposed to establish tyventy-seven
associations, viz: one in each state-and great
National one that shall annually meet at some
one of our Capitals. All the authors of Our
country will send their works TO Europe, to be
deposited in their most public and frequented
places The laws eli the Union, and those of
the States will be sent to various Governments
and municipalities, and receive suitable
changes. Catalogues in each Association will
be carefully attended to, that all things sent,
and all received in exchange, may be at once
known. BY the unisn ofthe Academy of Arts
our Library, and our Museum, an excellent Ru-
cleus for the proposed Association is at once in
hand In conclusion have only to state thatt the
Directors and Stockholders of the Baltimore
Library will doubtless concur most cheeriully
in this great enterprise and beg leave to submit
to that effect the resolutions | hold in my hand.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-21
FOREIGN MARKETS.

The London Correspondent Of the New York Courier
and Enquirer under date of August 3, says
Since the departure of the President the weather has
continued lIagnIfcent and the crops reported to be
improving with rapidity corresponding TO the hot ard
brilliant days which had since Friday last. Should
the present most providentia temperature continue for
a few weeks, abundant general harvest may yet be
secured, the only exception being the crops of wheat,
which, under any circumstances, must be light The
London market has, this morning, not been lower,
parties expected through tile influence of so IA
vorable change in the wcather,-the supplies OF old
wheat being undoubtedly extremely short. The duty
on wheat will decline Thursday next TO lbs 3d. per
quarter and flour probably TO IS. I'D. per barrel,
with the certainty of further considerable decline, and
the probability that with all the favorable state of the
weather. -four is of the hest properties, at the
duced American prices which can be sent to this quar-
ter of the world.
The intelligence from the continent, and the state OF
the crops, have been subjects all engrossng in Lon
don this afternoon that there is little of general monea
nv or mercantile intelligence 10 report by the present
steam ship
At the latest moment for the MAIL the weather is hot
and favorable in the extreme.
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NOTICE.
U EWIs F, SCOTTI'S INTELLIGENCE
81 REETCR
NOTICE.

T EWIs F. SCOTTI'S INTELLIGENCE
H OFFICE,
Old Establishment No West Fayette street, basement
story of Barnum's City Hotel, and nearly opposite the
battle Monument.
SHOWS the day and now's the hour"
Idle times are now all over for those who will apply
for situations. Just bring recommendations and you
will certainly find employment
WANTED DAILY, Porters, Walters, Ostlers, Coach
men, I.aborers. Clerks. Barkeepers, Chambermaids,
Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses &c.
FAMILIES may rely upon getting good servants at
this office.
INFORMATION on any business given or received,
or forwarded far near.
HOUSES, lots, farms, SC. for sale, rent, or lease.
CITIZENS, Strangers and Emigrants visiting this CT
ty, would do we'll 10 call at this office.
LOST CHILDREN kept at this office until called
for.
SLAVES.-Persons having Slaves for life, that wish
to dispose of them, either out in the State, find
purchasers for them ut this Office.
ANY commands will be thankfully received and promt-
ly attended to- Charges moderate and particularly be
it understood all communications through the post of
fee must be post paid.
In order that strangers may be informed to gener-
al character of the advertiser, for industry and prompt
Renee, he is kindly permitted refer to the following
gentlemen.
Reverdy Johnson, Esq.
Samuel Moale, Esq.
James NJ. Buchanan, Esq. Baltimore.
David Barnum City Hotel.
William Freck, Port Collector.
p G. Johnson, Esq.
Jacob Boantngham, ESQ. New York.
Gen. VIM. Carroll, Tennessee.
VIM. Shields, Esq. Mississippi.
John R. Turall, New Orleans
au 30
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Extract from a letter dated

CARROLLTON, CARROLL Co. Miss
"Almost every subscriber to the Pilot wishes
to file them away, and consequently few have an
opportunity of seeing them, but those who are
immediate subscribers. | have distributed the
whole of my copy, and will be satisfied if it
brings one solitary Loco Foco to reflection
The changes in this county are considerable,
and in fact, throughout the state. Indeed the
better opinion is, that Mississippi will vote for
Harrison The Loco Focos admit that it is ex-
tremey doubtful, and it is certain that it will be
closely, very closely contested. Both parties
abroad consider this state as doubtful, but in
truth, am far from thinking Parties here
have been closely divided ever since Gen. jack
sons election; but the work Of intelligence and
reform goes bravely on, and l know of no county
in the state in which there have not been changes
adverse to Van Buren, sufficient to turn the ba-
lance in favor of Harrison. In Marshall, ''the
empire county" lately strong Loco Foco hold,
public sentiment has undergone thorough revo-
luton. Yellobusha, recently whole hog Van
Buren, county, the stronghold of Loco Foco Fo
.deralism, is broken up, and now contains tire
mendous majority for Gen. Harrison. Starvam
Der was the only county in the state that did not
give Prentiss single vote"
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-21
LONDON TEA MARKET, Aug, 3.

Prices well supported at the public sales which
offered about 1900 packages. The attendance was
good and the bddings for COED useful descriptions were
brisk The principal part that passed the hammer was
disposed Of There have been no arrivals during the
last few days, and the market altogether appears TO
have assumed much firmer tone.
Week ending Jnly 3l-In the carly part of the week
the market was dull. and prices declined to Id a. I'd
per h. but with f-w sellers at the reductions this atness
was attributed to the arrival of the Ear of Bacaras
and the "AbeTcrombie Robinson," laden with about
1900, 900 lbs. The last few days, however, rather
better feeling has been shown by the trade TO pHrchase
and prices have rallied and nearly equal to
these current the close of last week Ordinary free
trade Congous have brought 2s Id TO 2s 3D. and TWAIN
Companys Congou speculation has been carried on to
some extent and the price has uctuated between Is Id
and Is 1sG, at which latter price there are now few sell
ens
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AUCTION SALES.
IVALuAHLE "a IsnI FOR sAIE.

HINDER a decree % the High Court of Chancery,
" the undersigned pa4lOfer at public sale, on WE'D
NESDAH, the LIST Of September, the Baltimore Tx
change, at O'cloe< ~ NJ, that valuable Farm, lying
aud being in Kent ete,is, Md. called s'WOu0n Manor,
0 which John BOfdiey, decd died seized. This Farm
Is most advantage0ttly situate WOTtOn Creek, near
its mouth, commanding beautiful view Of the Chesa
peake bay and Surrounding Writers; it adoins the lands
Of Peter lsgabry, and Others, and contains SIG acres "
land more or less; about 100 OF which are in
Wood and Timber, part heavily timbered mOstlyof
White oak; there large and nexhaustble depostes
OF oyster shells the Premises many Thousand bushels
of which have been recently burnt and spread the
Farm. There is at this time agTeat demand for oyster
she'll Lime, amongst the farmers along the waters of the
bay. the sale of which, from this iaEm, would pro-
duce handsome revenue annually To the owner thereof
There are TWO DWEILINGFlOUSES on the pre-
~ misses, one of which is large ami in good IA
nIIf repair, with suitable out buildings the 9th alf
AA is of convenient size, aud is inleDded foE<sA
enant there is Apple Orchard lis prime, and
good assortment of other well selected fruit OF various
kinds besides the bay craft that ply between
the Creek and Baltimore, there is regular steam Boat
communication with Baltimore twice week.
Persons disposed to make investments in land, would
do well 10 view the premises before the day of SALE
this is a most desirable property.
The Terms of Sale are, that the purchaser shall pay
onetird of the purchase money in cash, and shall give
bonds or notes with security, be approved by the
Trustee for the payment of the residue OF the purchase
money i'm two equal instruments, Of twelve and twenty
four months with interest from the day of sale For
further information, apply TO the subscriber at his office
in the city of Baltimore.
an lI-dts Trustee,
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-21
X n X y r r n n = r n r r
COeper'S Compound Aromatic C0nfecliOn
COMPOUND AROMATIC con

= = = =
EOOPER'S COMPOUND AROMATIC CON-
INJECTION pleasant, certain, safe, and effaeta
al remedy for Gonoga and elect. This elegant preduc
ration, combining all the medicinal virtues of Balsom
Copaiva and Cubebs, separated by chemical analysis
from their offensive and Objectionable properties,
bned with the compound extract of Sarsaparfa, with
several vegetable extracts of grea efficacy, forms the
most perfect and desirable RENE discovered
and as it combines the medicinal properties of Sarsa
parlla pures the blood, and removes in few days
very vestge of the disease 1t is particularly recon-
mended in obstinate where all other remedies
have filled. The Cenfecton is put up m tin box
es, with full direchons-each box containing sufficient
to effect perfect in any ordinary case-and when
properly known must become the only remedy used.
Sold by S. s HANCE, corner Pratt < Charles sts.,
J. II. WARNE A, corner Eutaw and Market sts.; and ]
Q. steC0RAfICK, 46 Norss Gay Street, Old Town
FF's.- - s~'r hnx as st.