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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17


1T MIX. CAYLIN, whe has been six years travers.
ing the Praes ofhe Far West" the Portraits
OF the most distinguished Indians Of those uncvzed regions
together with paintings their villages buffalo hunts
the citizens OF New York, short time, with exhibition
OF three hundred portraits and ntipgs
which he has collected from So different tribes speaking differ
en languages all Of whom he has been among
prnspal wors, the number painted Jefferson
Barracks, while prisoners OF in their dress
point Also four paintings representing the religious
ceremony OF the Mandans, doing penance by INJECTING the
most cruel fortunes upon their bodepassng knives
pn through the hesh and suspendng their bodies their
wounds, &c.
series OF forty landscape views descriptive pictur-
esque prairie of the upper Mssour-and series
twelve buffalo hunting scenes together with splendid speci-
mems OF costume, will also be exhibited.
presentation Of the widest tribes Indians America and
entirely In their native habits and costumes; consisting
Sioux, Puncahs konzas, Shiennes Crows Oibbeways
snebons Mandans Crees Rlackfeet Snakes Maha Otoes
Iaways Flahea weahs Peoras Sacs, Foxes
Menomonies, Minalarees Rckarees Osages, Camanches
Wlcos, PawHee-Pcts Kiowas and others
La order 10 render the exhibition instructive than Il
could otherwise be- the paintings will be exhibited
time, and such explanations Of their dress customs traditions
&c given by Mr. Catln, will enable the public
just idea OF the CUSTOMS numbers and condition
YET IN state OF nature IN North America
The exhibition with explanations will be given on wednes-
day and Thursday evenings the 18th and l2h
ure Room OF the Stuyvesan Institute Broadway opposite
Bond street. and be repeated several evenings
commencing at half o'clock. The course will be
limited to two evenings, Wednesday and Thursday FRIDAY
and Saturday. &c and Is hoped that visitors will be and
seated as near the hour possible that they may
whole collection.
Fac edmtfsnce 50 cests Children half price
dar street at The Looking Glass Store Of Mr. Clover
Broadway and nj the door. oglws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17
General Markets.

MONDAY, Oct l6-6, p. M.
Business generally has been exceedingly inactive today
The dry goods merchants stand. We took stroll
throug the principal and extremely sorry
every thing very quetmuch more so than we ex
pected Mondays always dull and today in partcu
lar. Auction sales small &c &c. The flour market is
very dull. Genesse quoted &c. Sa 8SA Other de-
scrptons continue dull Receipts since Sa
turday heavy.
Auction Sales-4s boxes Havana "a 7sc 100 boxes
NJ raisin 81; half do do Sci 100 auarer do do %
Tlc.-terns cash.
HAVANA Oct 4h.-Sugars flat at ~ liz To IS
Assorted white, III To ISL brown and yellow 81 COT
Sc to Molasses 81 key Honey RS gallon.
Exchange Londen to IL per cent prem c. $. little
doing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17
AunsnsOn

DA HH rnEA E.-THIs EVENING will be per-
PROVOKED HUsBAND-Lora Townly. Mr. Mason-Lady
To conclude with THE BARRACK RooM-clarissa, Miss
ss1s. 1 Ss O'Clock
A ThIs EvENINe M L ps.51S.. 80" Ens-
ERTRAM-Bsrram, Mr., George Jsnes-Imogine, Mrs O.
After which, ANIMAL MAGNETIsM-La Fleur, Mr. Cow
ell-Constantine, Mrs. La Forest.
before O'Clock. Boxes. IS cents~P s1s~Gallery, IS
NATnoNAL sTfE-L sS,I nGIs9 0gs,s
CURE FoR THE HEART ACHE-old Rapid, Mr.. Barnes.
After which, VIRGINIA MUMMi-Ginger Blue, Mr. Rice
To conclude with MY NEW WIFE AND OLD UMBRELLA
Gregory 0rizzle Mr. Browne-Dinah Mrs. Rogers
EvkNiNd viii ss @sy;m nsf' to Tat
THE LAST LAST MAN-Geofry Dale Mr.. Bake-Barbara Gay,
After which, TIGER AND TARTAR-John, Mr. Ncknson-
To conclude with LES DEUx REINEs, or. La Femme
D,p,omanque-George Roller, Mr. Edwin-Christine, Mrs
Doors open at 6; the performance will
C0pNSGGIERT THE CITY HOTEL.-MR F.
The Royal Academy Of Paris informs the public and he
good music that for the first in this country
grand vocal and Concert at the CITY Hotel on
Tuesday next l7ih inst, at halfpast O'Clock.
PROGRAMME.
l. Fragment of Beethoven's Grand Trio for piano
forte, clarionet and violincello performed by
Messrs Eenne, Boucher and Krol.
song-Mrs. Dunn, Cavatiaa from II Pirata, Bein
D. soo-Mr roll Air var1e, on the clarionet, Berr
A. Song-Signora Maroncell, Romanza di Lucre-
CA Borgia, Donizetti
lsh tunes and dances komberg
g. Song-Signor Fabj All perche non fosso obi
arti LA Sonambula,) by DESIRE Belni
PART II.
l. Andante and Finale of the neethovens Grand
IIs-plano elaronetand violineello. perform
ed by Messrs Euenne, Boucher and Kroll
2 Song-Siynora Maroncelli; Aria, from the Ope-
Ta ;. Iorquato Tasso" Donizetti
j. Fantasia ON the valve trumpet-Signor Gambati.
T. Grand Duo-Mrs Dunn and Sighor Fabj; va
scrudee," opera Norma Belni
teis, Romanza del maestro, Rossi
b. Fantasia Concertane-piano and clarionet,
Messrs Eienne and Knoll, the much adj
mired Opera Norma, Ber 4 Fessy
u Mr.. Etenne will preside at the piano forte.
Tickets Site be had at the City Hotel and the principal
music stores ol62ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

the growth for 1886 and '57 as folows;-
Years Pounds Dollars Yaration IN price
1886 45O6O0O00 90o00,0J0
1897 55OeOo,00O 7o000,o09
is seen that do not give the variation in the pricesbu
we make the average price during last 2oc and of this
year. about 3c. Statements every year, go abroad of the
great falling off of the growth. We wish to correct
lbem-the table gives the that there but slight
decrease Of this staple in the years 1884, @ ga 81 and 49,
from preceding yearand that the coming the
crops immensely Some letter writers send forth
these false for the purpose Of speculation.
2ss bales sold in New Orleans the 18th inst at 10
1l4c
Nothing of importance note in the Norfolk marke-date
the 18th inst.
Alabama and Tennasse both selling in Philadelphia
the I4th inst. at 81 loac and Upland at ia lac.
This market continues steady though the demand to day
was rather dull. il being Monday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

ROARDING-Three or four young gentlemen can be
Osccommodated with board in private family, breakfast
and tea only. Apply at II hamilton 81. eie-3t.
WANTED To pURCBAsE-A good secsnd hand
" family SLEIGH, for which fair price win be given
Address ~ al this office. ol6.Nt
DILKs-PILES.-DR HALF's Pile Ointment il q poe-
tive cure for the Piles IN three days tre Sld by " H.
Har corner OF Chambers and Broadway; r. Burneu
30 oth avenues r. ~ Grion corner Of Bows@y ard Grand
street, OHM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

rHROTTING COURSE, CENTREVILLF.
i l.. 1.-The irst Fall Meeting will commeace over this
Course the Third Tuesday the i7h Of Ocoser 1884, and
continue three days
First DayA purse Of $780, mile heats under the saddle,
free for all trotting horses
Immediately afier purse Of sOo mile heats In har-
free for all totns horses that purse over
$50.
die free for all rottpg horses that troed for money
Immediately after purse Of $780, mile heats harness
free for all trOng horses that trotted for
Third Day-A purse Of $3.50 two mile heats, harness. free
for all troiting horses.
Immediately after purse $50 mile heats hes, in s. free
for all ong horses dollars each entrance be added
this purse.
NIB entry only made for either OF the above pu
ses the horse walking will We entitled half the
Entries We made for each days purse the evening pre-
vous Entries for the the first day by
addressed the proprietor Randall Smiths Hotel
Park Row. New York city, at o'clock r. NJ The
the other days be made also letter.
ming vious and deposited in boz fer purpose at the
Course, at o'clock JOEL CONCKLIN, Proprietor.
ol9-4ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

nUBUFE'S PAINTINGS.-Now exhibiting at 1877
Broadway three magnificent Paintings, Just arrived from
Paris by the celebrated pubufe, the painter much ADM.
red pictures OF Adam and Eve. and dngu pupil of
Gent artists To the admirers Of the fine these paintings
offer treat not surpassed by thing which has before
One Of the paintings covering IFS feet represents
thrilling scene from Byrons Don JUAN 18th Canio S7h
sanIa between Juan Hadee and ambro and the various
passions with which they are asaied, allowing scope to
the pencil of master, are most wildly depicted
The second OF smaller dimensions although nearly as arpe
e represents ST. John the Wilderness spp the pure
most finished painting
The third picture represents beautiful Crcaan Maid of.
iered for sale ny an Armenian slave merchant high Turk
ish functionary.
Hours of exhibition from In the morning ill 10 at .pb,
ccnts-SeaSon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

i 1917 Or bOOh nEEFING-No.
~ Cedar IT. near Broadway-C. &, MARSHS COURSE
OF lNsTRUCTloN-During the course, the student has
brought before kim than hundred different business
TRANSACTIONS each OF which subject OF remark
and study Tue transactions unconnected asd mpro.
bable but regularly connected incidents such would be
produced by the natural routine fbusiness.
Thus The course Of instruction becomes regular
practice preparing the pupil for almost emergency by
anticipating the difficulties that belong the subject Years
must pass IN mercantile house. before the dvers6ed bust
ness which introduced to the pupil weeks could un.
der his notice.
Prospectusses, with terms &C. may be had the rooms
&C. G. MARSHS WORKS
"The Science of Double Entry Book Keeping simpl6ed
standard ~ark In its fifth edsn, 2oA pages octave-Si25-
This book introduced into the New York Public Schools in
preference 10 any other GU the subject"
The Art OF Single Entry Book Keeping, improved by the
introduction OF the Proei Balance 100 pages ociavof5 cts
BY this method the great defect which has heretofore existed
In single entry Is corrected"
"a Lecture the Study OF Book Keeping, with Balance
sheet neat pamphlet, 48 psgss, limo price 10 for
single copy. Il good introduction to book
keeping. ol6-codims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

IUJUBE PAsTE-French offrst quality. in Is and so
w. eases ssns-A large aortment just received suitable
for pasers nc. SWANS Panaccaat manufacturers prices
German Cologne Waier-waranted genuine Farna. Swe-
dish Leechesby the dozen or hundred Tonic Mxurewa
raned the fever and Soda and Seidz Powders
accurately the best materials Russian ringlass
in Sheet and for families confectoners together with
general Of staple drug chemicals, kc fr sale
wholesale or retail. by RUSHTON ASPINwALL,
e16-Stt s6 william
CHAMPAGNE WINE, Ac.-Tbe subscriber 81
~ fers u the trade the following brands Champagne Wine
VIZ Beaver Jolly" Rsnoce~os" Golden Eagle" and
various brsnds Brown stout Porter and Ale carefully put
mp for shipping asd Champagne Cider, Of the finest qush,y
all Of which are offered ., the very lowest market prices for
cash,ty THOMAS MEANS.
so 3taw 3w+ 81 Water III door east Old slip.
VNANTED-A Cabinet Maker, an industrious sober man
w will and steady employment by applying No rs South
mp stairs
For sale-sbp's wheels, sliding tables NC.
NB-Horse stalls ready made FOR shipping horses o4sts
IN Grand Aiegorical NATIONAL PAiNTiNe, IS feet s
Adaance Is Open from 10 in The morning tin 10 in
evening. ol3lms
(NL0THING.-The subscribers would inform SOUTH.
~ EkN and WESTERN MERCHANTS that they are
continuing the oussess lately conducted by or
that they are nov prepared ia MANUFACTURE STOCKS
OF CLOTHING AZ short notice. the most approved yle
years az me south they know exactly what descriptions
They have also ON hand Of clothing maniac.
tured by the fashionable patterns Of this fan which they viii
selow tor cash. HGRA MANN
stplm' $50 Pearl street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

UIARDWAHE, CUTLERY, GUNS AND
III PIsTOLs-A W. SPIES 1872 rear 81 offers for sale al
extreme low prices the following goods
Rodgers, wostenholm, and oiher fine Cutlery
Ivory and common table Cutlery, all kinds
Wade, and Butchers and Fl,ots Razors
Britannia, plated and japanned
Anvls, Vices Hoes and Trace Chains
Edge tools, Places and Files of dinereni makers
Collins Simmond's and stones Axes,
500 Guns 800 Rides, 1000 pair Pistols
Gun and sporting implements Of every Kind
Gun materials Tor Gunsmiths
Pocket Books, Wallets and Mathematical Instruments
Niein Strings and Niolins
German and French Fancy Goods, In lots to suit purcha.
ols-Jms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17
Cattle Market.

BULLS HEAD, MONDAY Oct 16.
The supply Of beeves in this days Market less in
ber inferior in quality last week the number 9Oo
Of which $50 from Pennsylvania. A few, superior,
brought $s-nferor from $3.50 the 100 lbs average So
being somewhat in advance of last weeks prices There
maned unsod 200 head The seadness in this days
attributed shortncss OF the supply of prime cattle.
Sheep and Lambs-Of these there $780, the demand
which rather inactive They brought from 81 $50
each
Cows and Calves-Very few in the Market and OF inferior
quality They sold for &Na35.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

~ nAFIO w nlIlN1 EASf.
IL LIZ AND SPEEDILY ATTAINED.-MR. FOSTER
continues to give lessons his novel and ingenious process
eoree ting the imperfect penmanp q those who from
esness or the want Of proper Instruction. write bad hand
either nj the learners residence his 1873 Broad
way HIS system Is founded the most simple and ration
principles and capable OF changing the most crawlng
regular hand writing, and substituting IN It's place elegant
and rapid use OF the pen. Ladies taught elegant
epsolatory hand by method simple and e6cacous
render the practice OF highly interesting and agreeable
II FAMILIES AND SELECT CLASSES nded In
any part o this city the terms paid his
tabishment References nc given application 1873
Broadway, overtbe druggist store ois3r
THE NEW YORK HIPP0NA, an establish.
msn Tor the public sale OF Horses Carriages nc Nos 65
and Watt st. a the junction Of Canal ST. between Hudson
and Greenwcbsr.
The propretors respectfully inform their friends and
public that they have opened the above for
regular public sale of Horses Carriages Nc They have
ed upon the site Of their old established and well known
Livery Stables. commodicus building four stories high and
covering over $50 feet Of ground fronting on Watt and Green
wch SITS replce with convenience for the reception
care and sale Of horses carriages, &C.
Regular sales Will take place Friday OF each week to
commence on Friday the 10Th inst II will he that
hores other articles intended to be sold this place.
should be eAered the day previous TO the SALE that they
be placed on the catalogue.
They have for about 100 horses Livery
20 can be received Immediately The greatest
care will be given
private waichmaa regularly engaged watch the pre-
misses by day and night. JOHN L. ANDERSON
ol63mf WIN w. JANEwAy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

EDGAk JENKINS Aucio neer.
NEW AND FASHIONABLE FUK NITURH
IN AT TIE WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHED WARE
HOUSE OF WILLIAM PALMER Il SONS.-FRANKLIN
JENKINS will sell on Monday Oct l6, No 10 Catha-
e street at 10 O'clock the following New Furniture and OF
superior workmanship made
in order to reduce large stock on hand consisting of splendid
and double scroed Greclan with
hair seating mahogany chairs cured map divans Of
tomans, mahogany card and dining tables with
marble do. deboards with and without tops
beautiful French bedsteads and other patterns wardobes
bureaus and dressing do wristbands cabinets
secretaries and book hat stands &c. and well
the attention OF hoosekeepers and others who OF
fashionable and well made furniture ol0lws
ISIAoN NOIICE-Sale of handsome Household
Furniture, on Wednesday at 10 O'clock, No. 40 Bond
ST. VIZ sofas; Egyptian tep, pier and tables
dining do and card do; carpets looking glasses splendid
et manel lamps and ornaments mahogany fancy chairs;
oil cloths lamps; fire se chna glass; plated
piano fore excellent bedroom urnure kitchen utensils
several paintings, &c.
o6-Str THOMAS BELL. Auctoneer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

JESSE CADY. Auctloseev.

JESSE CADY. Aueoaeer.
RY JEssE CADN, Store Nos lit and hs Wusor
~ ssrss.s1This Day. bali past oesck, in Ia,. 80
PuISnaers, Ios CASH large and general sb
euuey tall sooas hats combs fancy SOAP cloth
" arh &C. with assortment OF goods suit
60 70 me oeutherH and Western Market
ton - m advertisement of this Kind.
~ Private Sale-l0 Combs assorted NJ an k.s
rety imaginable.
20o0 dozen Collars and Bosoms.
l0ee0 Needles, assortedrom 49, He1aming and German
do.
5000 Buttons Cost Vest and Pearl debea
ture, which will be taken in paynent.
Also, Snuff Boxes Pins, &c. nc. kc.
Also, German French, and Rhode Island Jewerv; XIV
priced atches Guard Chains &c. m23lys
WM MLOUGHLIN, Auctioneer.
RYE. j. BEARNh ~ CO., Hone's Building,
- Of Wall and re ri st-Ths Day, at ock,
ton Hardware Cutlery consisting OF pocket
dirk knives cards and dozens SCISSORS In dozens and
cards. needles canniters and bundle double and singled
eye spectaces steel and brass bareIed pistols percussoa
caps, hinbcs knitting needless hooks and eyes &c &c
Fancy Of double extra cologne hair OF
pernmery French and English SOAP lavender water, &C
shoes.
Also an nvsiceef Consisting of fngo
IlaRs watches, breastpins, chains, kc. &c. o9 Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

nOGs FOR sALE-Tbere are al n. Hanngtons &C.
~ veral fine Mount ST. Bernard Dogs and Wheps likewise
Newfoundland Dogs and whePs, at 500 Broadway. ol73
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17
picdercich Helms, NJ. ID. Surgeon Dentist,

IL From Germany, begs leave recommend himself
American public In all the branches OF Surgery and Dentistry
Profound kno Wedge and long practice allow him 10 claim
that he dese and retain the confidence OF
public epporunity lie afforded 10 him display his
OF which numerous patients in several European States
have derived great benefits.
He would also the occasion his newly
composition artificial Teeth, which will
longer than ones and which be fitted by
well rs by the single piece.
II Office 2ge Hudson street. ol7.Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

ming AT early candle light the valuable collection of
original paintings selected with great tine and expense
by amateur Many othem imported from Italy and
several pronounced by judges be pictures
great merit and undoubed originals by the best
Client masters. Ladies and gentlemen invited to
the paintings previous the SALE whem descriptive cata
lognes will be furnished free of expense
oI7-2tt TIIOS BEIJ Anct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

NO THE LADIES-Muass, Boas, Capes, PeIerines,
Il kc.-C WATSON, 15i Chatham 81. has on band ele
giant Of the above articles which, he afford
sell very redsced prices and respectfully invites the
ton OF ladies who DESTROYS OF securing their personal
through the coming winter the least possible expense
his stock OF Dressed Furs consisting Of every article in the line
which he Is confident will be found unsurpassed In the city
regards quality or cheapness
Also fur cloh, velvet and fancy caps Of the latest andmo
approved patterns.
NJ. B. Ladies Furs altered and repaired and article
the line made to order. CHARLES WATSON
o171m~ l5i Chatham Il.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
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AasgeN a. GIDE1kAA1s, ATToR2gEY &. CogrTsagsa-cR AT LA yT i, LEAVING permanently located himself in Fayette- vile, Washington county Ark, will regularly at tend the of the fourth aaeia circuit, composed of the counties of Marion, Carroll, Madison, Benton, Washington and Cra0asa Business entrusted to him will be promptly and diligently attended to.
 Reior to CAMPBELL B FnaTcziEB sas ashvle.
 Hon GgEEs. Winchester nI-s. AnANla, Pantolss aII
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
B T. A. AA. 1J K .k $

RTOW PRINTING and will soon be fer sale at this o1ice, complete assortment ot STATE LLANAs, ot all knds--to wit
 Circuit Court Hsa1fsssaiaar eaplass Sn'eeina kx. ecprto1l, Dever3&oa2es saerIass Notice oA saAe5 ana
 
 sastces afe7 siayf Subpoena, Ves nire. Execsioa9 Cos4ee1eSs Notice ot Sste (sya5Ssia4s Isxeettto1s AGsaiIAistHat toEs Bonds, of Aaltai1st foss2 oA cord. Licenses aasf CHyaty Scrip For sale lsEnls AGES BOMBS for sfQclSh elders in t5le BaaIxs drawn by slzilzul es and blank Certi1ieates of Also hiaa1 GrIAlso, on hand a quantity of Territorial Blanks which will be sold at reduced price,
 4 FEW COPIES ONLY, of the State Constitution "A and Journal of the Conyention on hand and for sale at the office of the " Advocate. Eieb. IT,
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
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