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The herald., 1837-05-08
Anauso,asronts.
DARK THEArur-ru,s

pAKK p TuEATUE.-rHIsE EVENING, will be- per.
MUCH ADO AIo.T NoTHING-Don Pedro, Mr. whsa,ley-
Beatrice. Mics 4; Tree.
PERFECTION M Lawrence Paragon, NJ. PlAcde
rErIIGoAT I T GOVERNMENT Hectic Mr. plaede-
Boxes nss: 3 o';a IN as = remanees a, "A O'clock
eookEs BENEfir-rh5 EVENING will be presented
1IMouM THE TARTAR-T Timour, Mr.. woolfsrd- zoilda
CHARLES Kiln which Mr. Cookies Gcasdchdren will GER
LofIl LviNG PYRAaIIDs-In which Mr. Cookies numerous
MAso oUEKApE BAL MAsoUE-From the o9er. of Gu,,avu,
H9RsE sALAMANDER- Completely enveoped in slze of
half and performances will commence a, "A
o'clock. Boxes. 75-Ph. s7i-Gallery y cents -
NrrTrkrLt,iIiN MAmkLiN NrTTrmEATKE.-MR rTr , sEFToN's BE
Mo9B THE OUTLAW VIM sefion-Jemmy rw,chsr
TO conclude with the Drana of
IAMEo-Jcr miah Dolbs, Mr. J. Seon-Akanza Mrs stick
.rne,.ev Roves ''"N' = ''''
I ATiONAL THEA. n. .l-lA.s LynN.Nu IN g
MAcRsErH~M Macbeth Mr. waIacA-.ady Macbeth, Mis-.
IS n &ie 10 f aided ssmoa s this night o Nh Flynn
mks e@afiTaf %HfErs,e Es WHIT Mr. ui,e0o-waow white
Mrs. Conduit. " ""''''
ns- Boxes, SPIT 50 cents-Galery 3l cents Doors opsn
al pc. iornance Commence ut "a O'clock
Splendid Paintings.
THE TWO GRAND PAINTINGS
l. A b Il L. l. f. N A Il u RE,
DAPHNE DE L,OLYMPE,
Painted from Nature by BOUDEr
Oh THE FRENCH SCHOOL,
Are now exhibiting at No. II Park Row.
Also, the celebrated
,,.,. STATUE Oh CLEOnATISA,
""ch has seen eahoed N ost Of the PRINCIPAL Cities OF the
rom o ocoek A M. toloP NJ. Admission-25 Cents each
DIOItAMIC INSTITUTE, CITY SALOON.
OPPOSITE ST. PAuLs CHURCH, BROADWAY.
~ Evening $50
GRAND VOCAL AND INsTkU MENTAL CONCERT BY
Mrs CONDUIT MIR. HOWARD, AND MIR. DEMfS Err.
PROBES sor OF The Piano, BASSFORD.
:, In CONJUNCTION with
HANNINGTON,S MOVING DlORA -Spendid nc W Sceues
IninIa. l. italian faneccini -
AZ O'Clock. myi(
The herald., 1837-05-08
ANNUAL EXHIBITION BALL,

ANNUAL EXHIBITION BALL,
At THE CITY HOTEL, BROOKLYN.
10 MR. J. b. GRIFFITH respectfully informs his frieDds
and patroas that his Annual Exbisa Bali will place the
CITY Hotel Broekyn Wednesday evring Nav 10, 1897
which occasion no intends bling forward number Of
new Dances and Wultzes,a as FOL swsi
L. Pas Suel. BY Young Lady
z. Fancy Waltz, ny two Misses
g. Double H0mpips By two Young Masters
T. Pas dc Deux, BY Lady and Gent eman
s. Pas Seui, BY a Young I.sd,
CaIedenian Mnuet and Gucksep, BY Master and Mrs
T. Hemp by Yourg Master
s. Iamb urine Dance, BY Mr. Griffith aud Lady
sAwreath Dance, BY Young Ladies
10. Pas Scul, By Young Mss
II. Fancy Dance, BY Mr. Gfii h and Lady
IL. Garland waltz, BIZ three Young Miss .
BY particular Mr. Griffith win bring ard
Zebra ed SHAWL DANCE, r the last danced
by MaIemoisele Taglo
a. Waltz dc Trois by Mr. Grith and two Young Ladies
IS. Miauet, My Sister Dear" BY aYousg La y
Is aonppe' Bya Young Gentleman
~ Pas Srn, BY feuse Lady
10. Minust dc la Cour Gavote de vcstns,
BY u Gentleman and a Lady
20. Called nian Minact and ouicssep,
By Mr.. GrHih and wo La les
u New waltz celan BY four Lgd IS and feur Gen'l
~ Pas Seul, liza BayadercD by a Young Lady
~ csque Dance, . u tbre Young Gen lemcn
~. Fanny Waltz by Mr. q fifth a Lady N which will be
iaroduceda number of walzes.
Is. Minuet, BY Young Lady
20 Columbian Hornpipc, BY VI Griffith and 4 Pup |
Grand waltz Mr. Griffith nd puns
Tickets 81 admitting Geneman and two ladies' extra Ladies
tcket so cets ech Ia be obtained the City Ioe
and of Mr. q. al us r,si.cnce, "a Chatham 81.
Ie exibiti0n viii commence sely at half o'clock
4on Dancing after which Part Second will mys3t
nJ- THE steamer NIMRoD will ieavs Peck slip OF rlsqs
day morning oc ock for Pitt stamford
bridgeport mvs ~
The herald., 1837-05-08
TO MECHANICS AND DLABORERs.-Ennc


% re- fs for s =, az to Old ,sss esa +, The .os 4 VIII
erect Warehouse and Is rs.
corresponding prizes Arpeaoa made ih'. day. 10 Sesrs
Hamst and LOCKWOOD who viii supcrisicnd the work
RUFrALOAND SACK ET's HARBOK MO
5o and an .ss .sy II G !. Of S Se 'S ~ ss,ss liar
81 ira eTS' Me- 81 lsnl @ =; y s and
05 DOLLARS RE HRD D.-Lo.ton the . b Apl last,
'e,we.n Mde Chifays Houston 4 up Br,ndway 10 Ma.
achsd 10 baek s lard d. s. ds snr snre ] ,e ~ gold a.
ward 5s returning u t. ", ieaFourtbs'. rsysst-
WANTED:-A smart active boy toaticnd ,hs o'ic. Ap
EMDVA. Mrs MANNbcgs cave toinfonn her friends
~ and ne public ai sho has emcyed from -, Br-sdSay to
mys.Iw
NOTICE.-If Alderman II Of the Fourth Ward, { an "a.
rcqae. o6ss os whis. a,s !" Il. ~.
a wa. p bSw va b. s%
near Broadway mys I'm
I EECHEs.-Are ulafsgpp q he best Swedish lie che.
= '''' ''"'''"'' W DR LEWIS = TcnrwANGgR,
Office No 2, CORTLAND T. mys I'm
UcTI;9N, NoTIcE:,ELEeAsT rssNTrRr
street aehoiee ssoms- Of paour and o,he, ornta consist
fancy eha 2has.ome sofas. centre and
It'd 6rarg book :upcrb mantc md astral lamps
lent psno forte madcby Nsnn. magnificent musical ock suit
ssos msnte vases hrcoss eSccsat s,droom furniture kc
A UCTION NOTICE-Fancy Chains, " indOw Bln,s
"A and sofas NJ Henry will sell his Furniture Gales
No % This M o'clock fsncy Odd bad
~ ifation wood Chains with
Vcnean Blinds; " hshiJnab. u5e sefo square sofas
sale rsrsmptoy for cash SAFETY fund notes taken of
70 Lel-a large and Bfoadxay the very
cert OF luBness well calculated for first rate Recory
mysr
- TO o. ET- two story beick house IL Mulberry
E street Hester, onssiing Of three With
lescIn the basement Inquire No 2i Mdb street
OF IN the rear of no. = Frank street. mys a.
- wANTED-A part u q gcnteel two story bo SO, in
respectable ncRkborhood h the part of the city
Address through the Po office, to 3 W, 10 Pine st
- TO LET.rhe whole ofthe story Of the house
M 81 Courlandt street either la small esI<ctsble "a
S thou chi den 70 artists, or tr onces TIE acor
two large well lighted with re places and chr
besides large closets that have been used ss besoos
App on the prcmis q misty
y7A PASSAGE FOR LIVERPOOL on board
4Ef0 FIR las srs 10 be dcsp che every Ew days Offices
-S&9& and rs Soath street To sail on tho i4 inst for
erp o the first class fast sailing ship POwHATiAN CAPTAIN
will he succeeded by the eL fast
EUROPE Capt Drmmond, TO sail IN the 10th INST
The bcrs have regular succession of hrst clsss shp-
tor liverpool asd London and attention
ss,i,ns pos pnD win sh every esi-
ro sending for th i nds esdng IN Great Britain srd Ire
Land can brought ,ut BY weekly runIis via Lv
eoo remit hs% hs %9osy E ,sa spDs.s pc I APg,
Tor Liverpool Z, port o the United ass and
| canaJa apply t. Yessrs. SHERLOCK ADIIHGroN,
/ nysT No. Chapelst and Water % Road Liverro.I
4 ,u,oI.U LOZENGEs.-An excellent arsce coughs,
colds asns', &c. or sale -h.!e,se e., end
1 srtf Druss't and Apcthccsry, No - Nn-sao-st
| DEANDs CHEEsE.-,eo Jas Brandy Cheese, 100
!! ID kess do 40 pr~e article 20, sale by .....
| ~ - HARTMAN A RIRnSkII,
| az Btchas Commission mereh as 50 a "a aWa'srse
The herald., 1837-05-08

NEW YORK TATTERsALLS.-Tfe reGu's
publ sacs ~ o,scs, Carriages, Harness, tc e.nunu.
,ake place ths wen known establishment every Mo'"ay"
IA o'clock. .,..,.fr
T ssle will MosJeyt sth inst =, % l.
And ~ Hor~-s Garages &e, intended for ths ss' nus
shown aud entered 90 o. before ss,wdyo .ss p,aa.,v
s.'clesk, N. JOHN ". Wh'SoN 'F' "'"'"''''
nv2
The herald., 1837-05-08

~ Mrs AInUsrINE. lately su,cd fon Fan rep e,a .n
oS rms the ladie. ~ New Work ua ~ mones pT. a, a.
NV will make the svetuc ~ er ne" ssa' ~ s,,
cou tapdt street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-26

i 5' .t4.t" '& .. CONNECTICUT T.. 't.l-fF
 We are abundantly satisfied from the tone ot the Tory journals that the recent local elections m Con- neccut indicative of an entire political revoaaon
 The New-Haven (Tory) Register says" These underhanded movements of our opponents wlil nave capital effect in bringing out the democratic strengih in full force next spring: Nothing ronses our menus so efectualy as the trickery ot the Wings when os- The Hartford (Tory) Times says that the Whigs have succeeded by their secret movements ana not Hartford. New London and Middesez land Iiseh. If h. fieldl counties, where meetings have been hel9 m | electing their own officers; and notwlthstandlng their aversion to office have thrust out every demo- crnt, where they had the power" F 's
 This attempt toaccount for the admitted successo5 the Wings by "sccret movements''--" underhand trickery-and all that-s the old story. It will not answer. The Tories were defeated in Conhecticut because the Wings boiled more votes: and they have Carolina, Tennessee. Kentucky, Indiana. Vermont, Maryland. Rhode Island. Maine and New Jersey in hs s Ts or ed the Presidency as the choice of minority of tho people. and he now in small minority of tho States the States were truly. represented the Whias would have .asgs % m s Ssnass and the shs Treasury project indicates that he Is no longer abso lute in the House.-N. Y. Courier. siAE
 are enrolled on the books at the office of Gen. Pikn,
 the agent for the United States for paying pensioners in Connecticut too tAoasand fonr hndred and nnefy- | four pensioners; 0f which number, 5r.., r ,s S6 are Invalid Pensioners. l, A5O are under the Act 18th March 1918,
 42 are under the Act 18th May 1898. soE 1870 are under the Act 7th June l6S2.
 1 s 2S7 ara Widows, ]" 4,h July ls96 to a,9
 The amour. disbursed at the Agents office in this city, during the year ending first July last was 2SI- 1 668 dollars and "A cents. The number of deaths of persons enrolled. which have come to the knowledge ofthe agent since the first of January leS7 is Isl l ' 'Nss-t-'@''' Hartford 9Smes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-26

Treasury Notes.-The Treasury notes to be issued by authority of the bill just passed, nre to be payable issued, with such interest," not exceeding six per cent
 be expressed the face of them as shall he deter mined by the Secretary of the Treasury, with the aP expiration of the year. They are to be transferable by endorsement and to be receivable for d9,,es taxes land sales and all payments to the United States: que given for the interest which shall have accrued Ut the time of offering them in payment The Secretary IS authorized to issue them in payment of debts ot the United States or to borrow money on the credit ot them-Boston Messenger. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-26

bodies, the leak increased and the boat was settling fast, yet the women as we'll as the men kept on bailing, with the faint hope of ultimate safety. All labored like heroes and rational beings, and no consternation or un- necessary alarm was manifested.
 At 6 F. M. the water reached the engine, to the alarm of all, and extinguished the fires, when of course the machinery stopped. The boat was stil outsight of land, but was running with sails-the gale severe, and she laboring dreadfully. The greatest efforts were all the lively engaged, until 10 P. M., when the boat struck about quarter of a mile from, but in sight of, the outer breakers. s4 In an instant after the strike all was utter confusion and alarm; men, women, and children screaming in the most agonizing manner. The scene was most heart rendlng {; women clinging to their husbands, children to their mothers. and death, almost certain death, before them. It was apparent that the l boat could not hold together but few mo- ments, and that few, very few could under any circumstances be saved. The Wlnd 1 blew a gale-the sea was high, and there
 were only three boats, and one of them had I been stove. All were engaged in efforts to
 save their lives-some flashing themselves to | snars on board, and others making what | struggle they could.
 The boat fortunately had high forecastle, 1 on which number of the crew and passen- l gers had collected. This fortunately parted I entire, and all or nearly all on it, some eight l or ten persons at least, went ashore and were
 saved-Captain White among the number. It was mere accident that these persons were
 saved, for 1t was not considered any safer
 place than many other parts of the boat.
 The boat, almost immediately on striking,
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ETHANkLiN iSFITlMARY.---Th public are re.
Il specially Informed that this institution, erected Oh
ule most approved plain aud in airy and most ADM
i4le situation, in the lauboulg Franklin, upon the rail
i"ci one mile from the Mississippi.
The building is large and most commo!iousiy divided
into apartments, for keeping separate different classes
ard different diseases
The institution is supplied with the most skful and
attentive male and female nurses, speaking the various
modern languages.
Private rooms may be had by gentlemen at from two
to FIVE dollars per day, including attendance, etc.
erms IN the ordinary wards, dollr per day.
Slaves also one dollar Small Pox i'll the ordinary wards
three dollars.
All capital surg cal operations extra.
The resident physician is DR.. Ii. Lewis, to WHOM,
apiica ION Tor admission must be made, D. .. A.
L'zcmbcrg, No. II, Rampant st. iva
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Novels and Tales by Maria Edscwortl, 60 vols vcr,
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LATE PUBLICATIONS..
fHNlE PRINCIPLES OF FREE TRADE, HAS
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originally published il the Bumaur Of the Consliill-
tom
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perry, grcoter than th2 dsscuars have the same
and ought there or ought there not, to he separation
9t the church from the state in six rttars addressed
to thq church parsons generally including the cathedral
aud college Clergy and TIE bishops, with dedication to
Bloomfield Bishop OF London; by VIVA. Colbert, ". F.
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF JEREMY
RENTIAM
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Public .lceo'@t4ats and General .4geucy Office
4 AMBITION HALL having ope'ei Gire At No.
L IL Exchange Place, for the transaction ci bust
tions; etc vii engage to write up and keep tradtsmon
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from the experience he has had for sa many years past
general satisfaction to those who may phase to employ
him He pledges himself that all debts entrusted to his
care, will receive his b.st attention; aud from his know
ledge of and long residence in this city he Offers his scr
wees with the fullest confidence, the sumo time he
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with despatch and correctness.
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AND BROKERS OFFICE,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06

New York, Oct. %, 1888
certify that have this day superintendent trial ola
FIRE Engine OF Rogers Patent, made by Nm. Plat y.
at Waterford Saratoga co. New Nurk, with one OF
the best engines belonging the CORPORATION Of the city
OF New York. The trial was made in the corporation
yard, and from the experiment, persuaded that The
engine OF itOgcrs Patent will throw more water, uDd al
Creator distance, with the application Of less power,
than our corporation engines.
further certify that no fire engine has ever been
hibited i'll this city Which could compete will the New
York engines, which should onswgrour purpose eA-
cept Rogers Patent above mentioned. The construc-
ton OF Rogers Patent is exceedin ~ simple, and see
no reason why ii should tot 20 into general Be-
sides, II has another ADJ untugc; ii bs furnished
much less cost. JAMES GULlCk,
ChicfEnginccr Of Fine Department.
Utica, Jnly 8, 1884.
most checrfully comply with request from Vim.
Plat y to give my opinion in relation to the Fire
Engine Of Rogers Patent uufucturod by tl4em at
Waterford, Saratoga n. \.
The corporation Of Ctica have purchased of the
above mcntonc, engines and from repeated trials, do
not hesitate TO pronounce ii decidedly superior any
other fire engine now in OF which have any know
ledge; and do most tu concur in the certificate Of
Gulick the chietcngiuecr of the New ufl Fire Depart
men in relation lis merits The pump of this engine
is constructed III a single cvnde and is so exceeding
" staple, and little liable 10 get oircpar, that
do not k.sitate TO say, that in my Judgment will
supcrsede the nso oiihe common piston engine.
J II OSTROM,
Chief Engineer of the Utica Fire Department.
N. Il. Ono ofhe above Patent Engines of the largest
size, ordered for Eogle Fire Co. Nc. OF New Or
leon which they have received, ticd aud accepted The
Engine eon '"Seen at any time, h G, Snpl'ns 10
Agent for the Manufacturers,
Corner Of foydrts q rch)upitoulas SITS. N. O..
L. ). will guarantee to have engine delivered III
New Orleans within four months from time the order is
given. SEX. is-6m
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06

n y
FENlE PASCAGUUl.A HOUSE ia now open for tho
Il reception Of company. This delightful retreat is
situated on the west bank of the Pascugoua Bay, at its
confluence With the Gulf of acxiro. The situation is
elevated, and commands extensive View Of Bay and
Lake and is only separated from the Gulf by ,l4un
OF Stands, which lay fronting the whoe from
10 miles off.
The Propricors fee! sinnkful to the community for
the patronage OF the past season. and would he r0tcf
for return OF the tie present. Every cNelpn On
their part will be made to render visitors comfortable
Fish and oysters will he had i'll ab4iaanrr and every
arcle OF food and lnXurT, whch the c.lirs afford
will suPply the table. Connected with the caiubIj.,-
men are u the necessary upHarHta7 fer Baking aEe.
two Billiard Tables, and t"o NiuG i'in Alleys.
70 those who fond Of sporting, small game Will
be found along the shore and by going short dstace
IN the interior, deer and otIr large animals lac tount
i'll ahnndance; and, tOr those fond Of Puck
OF the best OF Hounds are always atcommand.
The drinking water is from the fugcat Spring, and &c
always Ut hand.
Any Of the Boats plying between this CITY and Mobile
VIII land passengers st the Pier The Difficulty of getting
from the Pier the house in small boats partc uluriy
for ladies' and children has always been objection to
those visiting the establishment, ohviGcd az tina
steamer Alert plies twice week hetw cen this ard Pas
cHEono, and viii land her passengers immediately at
the hausr. C. & If. J. McRAE
N, j. The Liquors oi the choicest kinds, having
been nnrtlv imported Gov, Tho est"151;el MONT I9e