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.Aaan gonlloia! Rnnmets!

NASES Of Florence, Oriental, DunstobIe,
" Lace, Tuscan, and Plain Tuscan BON
NETS, of every shape and quality;
Also, Misses Shaker, Cottage, Florence and
Tuscan BONNETS--nest styles--just recev-
cd at c.. & L. L. LANES Cheap storc.'
The Ladies are invited to call aud examine
quality and prices.
May IL, 1887. 05
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A COMPLETE assortment Of "Rodscr's
IN Imperial Silk and Cotton Lined Stocks"
may be found at Emerson & RussePs Also
Summer Stocks-super. Black Italian Crovats'
30 inches large-and co!ored Cfavats in fancy
variety.
May 90, 1887. Or
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EfInCM GnOne.

+ AIDES are invited 10 call and view En-.
IL erson & Russell's assortment of Fancy
Goods.
May 30, 1887. 95
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MERINO Shawls, Ginghams, Cambrics-
WI Fancy Handkor,hicls, Sheelings, Shirt,
ines, Veslings, Cambets, SC. &c.. for sale at
COST, b. ASA PRENTICE.
Montpelier Village, Jan. 5lh, 1887. II
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More GarDctin~
EPgsggS and sTEeaiciaes.

TUST received, a Fresh and General sup.
y ply Of Drugs & Medicines for sale low by
SILAS BURBANK, Jr.
May 90, 1887 95
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Egi5gc CyY0lsmfdcsory.
TOE TINE .EY.gE2K!!!

A LII persons who have an unsettled ac-
Account with COIlamer 6, Sherman, or d.
ii. Sherman, must call and settle before
The goth OF June or do worse. 1t is positive
~ necessary that the books should be settled
therefore all those who wish 10 settle
without suit will find me on had for one
month.
D. H. SHERMAN.
Barre, MAY lS, 1897. 05:3V
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WOOL CARDING &c.
One hundred thousand

WHITE MULBERRY TREES, Of one
w years growlh-from four 10 eight inch
es high,--for sale by the subscriber, one mile
from the east village, Montpelier, VI.
SHUBEL P. SHORT.
Montpelier, May Q, | $751; 94w5.
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400 bushels OF oats wanted

NOR which the highest market pric|
H. will be paid in cash, by
A. b. YOUNG, Sup. State house.
Montpelier, March II, 1887. Sd
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TAILORING,
New Firm and New GOODS!

New Firm and New GOODS!
GALE s CAMP
N AVE jus, received and offer for sale, n
Z a General assortment of NEW GOOnS,
American, English and West India, which
they will sell on the the most reasonable terms
for cash o. approved credit. They solicit a
share OF public patronage.
G, RANDALL GALE,
DENNISON S. CAMP.
Washington, May 10, lsS7. s4:s
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RICE & + | S III

1900 lbs the best quality of Ricc-aso 5000
. do good dry Goldfish, for ssi" ~
]. g. C. SPALDNG.
Montpelier, Feb. 22d, 1887. s3:3m
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Rich Prints +!

o. mn Pieces English, French, and A.
klSNSS mcrican Prnts--Just received by
c. Il l.. l.. LAMB.
May II, 1897. %
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Summer Schools.

THE PROGRESSIVE READER, one
l. Of the most popular School Books Of the
day for sale al the Montpelier Bookstore, by
L. P. WALTON & SON.
April 90, 1887. 81
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%. IL. VIII.
N,E2r Goods.

StILAS BURBANK, Jr. has received new
~ supply o, Spring s. Summer Dry Goods.
May 90, 1887. 95
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RrOOms. broom $.

RNOLD'S JAPAN INK. first rate ar
n ticle, for sale by the doz en- or single bot
tie by e. II. PRENTISS. Dec. 5, 1886.
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CylLKS, Calicos and Ribbons, for sale AT
C.COST, by ASA PRENTICE.
Montpelier Village, Jan. 5, 1887. II
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Ambitious Pills 4!

DR.. RELIES
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-11
HANINGTON'S
NEW MOVING DI RAMAs,


Opposite ST Paurs Church, Broadway.
THE PUBLIC respectfully nfvme that the above popa
and fashionable place Ut amusement . much
larger scale than formerly with Essre New Of Moving
Dosanc Scenes painted by the best Artists The Saloon
been entirely rcted for the comfort Of thu visitors and sPeBdd
forming the most complete aad beautiful Public Exhb
fon No has been spared render
moral interesting and splendid The SCENERY
has painted by Mcss White, Walker Jones GRAIN
cough, Lchr. Scwoll and Others.
sIIPwRECK OF THE MEXICO.
The faithful of this melancholy having
most interest Ia large aud fashionable aud
fence, ts first nation vii be repeated TINS evening"
vi in the follow ing attractions;
Animated View near Plymouth England
T-East Indian Scene, VI Naval Battle,
III-Pandem,nium, NH-Siorm and shipwreck,
IV-Fallofths Angela, vH-CatkedIa Ut Cologne,
y-rhs Celestial Regions M-ltaian Fantoccisi.
Among the Drop Scenes arc
Mount vernop.-Duke White.
View On the Rhinc.C. Lehr.
Corunna in SpaIn.-P. Grain, sen.
Scene from the Maid Of Caslrmere.-H. Scwel
View of London from Waterloo Brldgc-BcngSugh.
View Missolongi, Grcece.-R Jones.
Temple Of Science-Walksr.
Boscs cents Pacrc and upper Is cents chren
accommodated w their Parents Guardians half prcc.
doors AT fcriofmanccs commence at 5occck dsiu
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Public Meeting.

10 The undersigned request the ctizcas Of New York without
N Broadway m consideration the prcpiety Of
beginning Of agumea science and
freedom odebate and thought polite matters The present
parties have eticuly ppess al freedom as much
- Il i by sultan C0nsannOpie, who allows to
speak himself Further PARTICULARS will be leaned on the day
ofmeetng, which will be fixed IN another statement
PETER JOHNSON, Chairman.
5Ex T sS'1a Secretaries.
Jan 10 1877 a.N jisf
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"a FOR SALE.-Tho subscriber off for sale the farm
E which he lately resided containing asi acres OF Ldna
s with elegant House. hpshed III Hoectn
STYLE by wings OF story ut each nu ana WIN
cellar and ~ he iutiiuy sltuaeu
al Huntington South on the Brooklyn and mpstead Turnpike
Road which oush the Farn-3' miles from Bo1lyn
Upwards Of w, hundred c.arca and great part Of
kehly improved With ashes, c-and ell
Snc I'd ia fields Of from each the residue OF The land
"a OF excellent atty and covered with fine owh Rber,
trnsve new pale and cnclosue
and saren good farm house, two large harms with extensive
atablng hsve and other buIdings Also, good
wharf and house. The Stage daily snd from New
York consists OF an ent neck of land bounded on
the south and the and by
Astounding whtout and ON the nohby the country road
land Rat Road will hin lour miles ohe Farm
Apply Gabriel H. Carroll No 10 William street, Gc,ardHs
Clark ESQ No. Water street. N. " fiji I'm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-11

ar THE GREAT METROPOLIS-A and beautiful ed-
oftAis highly popular work is sced by THEODORE
FOSTER, of Broadway and Pine street II contains all
comprised edition. with the addition OF n-
is beautifully printed and old for four sllngs
AID xpcnce The price subscribers is three slnss and Elk
peoce flo ct
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nURITN AND sEFLECTING CRATES

Il DOiSIC AND MINERVA FIREPLACES.-A Also, large
# and Fire Set. suitable for paross chambers
cs and stores. for sale by the Subscribers wholesale
sni retail their warehouse, No 81 Exchange Ilace.
Serln GratesFhese superb casars tquaiirg IN finish the
prsf metal with rich and ease designs, exee
I'D in relief They sEe coored by not acted
lpoa by heat rust sd requiring water only t. Keep theR
cIeaa -.
Tine Rejecting recently introduced unitcs beauty ana
ecOnoinS being with brilliant metallic
throw into tbs large portion Of the heat when odnay
escapes Though the fue. ,,-,,..
Dorc aud Minerva Fire PaceTs well established article
the pub superior thins now NJ use TO-
burning csa al the advantages VI bo'h tne lna
modes communicating heat by radston as ne eDaa
sfuses warmth throughput the room by means OF heaao
by Of the Dorc Fire Place - not
come contact heated iron patcs watch IS wen
effect ofdestroyrg The oxygen OF the atm9sphc'
dsraa often oppressive always injurious tn The hoa IN y
pa6 easily appreciated as they can DC
pleasure adapted TO the palo, the warchose amo ne
safety and convenience. For by
fIl'Iy BAXTER a. BROTHER, 81 Exchange place.
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n- Mr. EproR-Sfr-It be remembered by Is well
ofh Public General o was the sun and cnef
daily papers riddle 81 August last respectable
mecLa Mr.. VIM. Smith, knocked down with cub by
the OF Cahcnne street aud much
hurtls jaw bone heag broken much nway hurt, and rob
he'd Of little there about Those blows
caused death died nth January His wife,
respectable hard working woman b. Ii. long sekos cssey
his the following ficts what would
have the world know The deceased had two ssns by his first
Smith, journey carpenter, with steady
smpIoynsnt this city, and Geo Smith at New Jer
sey To boh did she send word Of their fathers Illness but by
bo unattended to- and at his death gentleman was sent
inform Smith fact and would you be-
ieye H. the gentleman by than brute grossly
nsulied-yss Sir insted telling him that his father dead
The drceas yeuelf and the pulc
at large to adg and George Smiths ia
hired shame, Inv blush" f9-.tt
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7 ECTUREs ON CHEMIeTRY-Atthe Lyec'

r ECTURES ON CHEMI0TRY-AttbeL yecum
II OF Nata al History in Broadway. near Prince su,e 90
The members 81 thu yceu have tho 70 announc1
public that has been made with oN
REY, 10 oliver Chemist Win nnoesps
consist comsnencwy on iusasy
ccosk, the evening" and will be connu
cvesp Friday AMI Tuesday until completed =. -.
n % = onc re,son - " 100
ta ono foctara
Fl" lad, and cent srpan Tor GOO J. cturc, ! 70
asd can 10 ohsninrd Cltons Boada and al the byce
prices. CLAW
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~ POPULAR LECrURES.-Dr. DOD5 introductory Lea
Cinon Hall Popular Medicine, which was postp.ned
Public previously called but overlooked
viii delivered Wednesday the LIST February at half
past said Hail. when the Doctor WILDE happy to
his fricuds the public. { &C ofexpense
will Sixteen Lectures the most com
mon and dangerous diseases VIII the human constitutions
halle with plain statement of the MOSS accessful means OF
prevention and -
Ticket fE the Course S5O0
Ticket for one Lecture oS
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OOk AT THIS.DRr FEET wARRANTED-only
IL call at WALKERS, $50 Canal n Of his
hanaseme ne double cakn boots pce only
the pair and keep the feet aud equal
80 boots He has 5000 OF gaatiemens
aher and winter dress article Of twenty
shilling b0os his make, handsome for dress The hand
and best boo be had lis prices
suit snes pocket single Trial will the ad
Of this her establishment In New Yo k Apply
WALKER variety Canal street
NJ B.-Don't mist Ike the store,
For $50 il the door. fs-ims
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- the lands belonging the United States,
100 aud taking
spot that e unocaed and settling and remaining
believed that rds Thousands 0f
and its vicinity would find i for hci- interest to remove
without delay embracing fare mechanics Of all de-
school Ike min ss merc ants, doctors &C and
form scemcn various parts OF tho publ domain the
and the Mis- pP and west OF that and south Of
lake Superior AID nor o the State Of Missouri or haps ~
other Apersons csincg this opinion and OF
rcaes ed 10 delay and confer together al GOOD
RICH Map and Establishment i3 Fulton street
New All the hes, ~ se public lands will se noropolzed
@ old states shsdld be the 10
srIre sirc rixIrts. f6-1ws
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J. b. MILLER, Secretary.

MJ LuMBERMEN's BANK.-'rhe note: Of the sask will
In sken discount nstesd % three ana hah
bcvetolsve by JOHN r. sMITH, % waisscet
r axv
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FOR SALE
90 REAMS OF sAUGERTIES PAPER,
25t by 80.
Ami, nj this office. fl0-lws
FANCY DRESS BALL,
At the City Hotel, Brooklyn.

ny Mr. r. GRIFFITH respectfully informs h- friends and
the public thar he will fancy Dress Ball. as above on Tues
Feb 18TH which assured that
Fancy will varied and elegant at the Fancy Balls
Ne, hss Rooms New York Several FaHcy
Dances will ts brought forward, us follows:-
I-Comc Dance, b. young eeailcmsn
2-Hofnppc, by young gentleman
3-Fancy Waltz, by Mr.. G. andlady.
4-Fancy Darcc, BY young Miss.
B-Dsube Hsrnpiye, by Mr.. c. and pupil.
Fancy be had Mt the Hall The above evening
Tickets dollar admitting gentleman and ladies' 10 he had
n the City Hotel Brooklyn oOfMr G. aths residence "a Chat
ham street, New York. sy
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-11

LOSTER'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 50
Broadway is enfo the reception Of Pupils day and cvense
where gentlemen are qualified for lie sia
and expeditions Pcnnan hip Arit-
uetc and Keeping by Double Entry taught
most improved systems and much than usually dc
voted 10 that purpose.
PENMANSHIP is taught upon oigi nj and improved plan
which stood the test Of time and experience and received Tie
unuaiie. app obaton OF competent sdgcs IL founded upon
simple and rational pscples and capable changing
legb!, Hand Writing and substituting elegant mastery
BOOK KEEPING applied inland and foreign trade and
Commercial Arithmetic the short methods employed by
Merchants and Broke for the valuation merchandise
calculations OF centage, ercs &c. parcu
tar attended To, and the approved method Of arranging
merclaants' accounts is CLEARLY excmpfaf
The learner and balances of
Books which combined all Transactions can no. sby
occur IN BUSINESS and qaedto Book keeper
extensive mercantile establishments
Each lul taught individually end not in classes In
stucon, morning, afternoon and Ladies
lessons in fenmanshp at their residence, if required
Prospactnses he had Ivy app to Mr. Foster at his
class reCls 1873 Broadway Druggist Store j3i If
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- ~ : Psi:es m.sts !hss s0 and .spa
esneralr at WI Dnsale saturday Inc lin
~ the es superior Cutee fsened by Mr.
Shssen Gswsd Of Columbia N K; oao ~ particular mas
L by judges TO be eQa not superiov
TO any tng Of k eed FOR sale IN The city a9d on this
lv will likewise extra veal and NUT 0n
The ssos6e leave 70 ssxes that ". well tnown Caterer
&c s,a.v II he Articles above mcnioued has the
n1 % his vs, services
ssdbe pecy socs the patronage oftheirtren
- c. sH $1,000 fl1lt
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ROSE BALL.

ROSE BALL.
nv Tho members friends VI the English Widows and Or
pas Society respectfully informed that the Fourth Annual
Rse paI Tor the benefit friends Of the Society will be held
DAY. ,,.-,,. :, ne ~ :,
The Committee have made every arrangement TO assure the
.eeabIc The great peneh ts society
afforded widows ana ohas IA distress r
established be uly Known thfough
the Treasurer, Y. w. Davies.
Members settled 10 the last October
ticket for the Ball by applcasn l1e
monthly Phoenix Ann street near 70 WIZ
ham Tuesday the 'ih day Of February 81 nnpa
O'Clock
TcScs two dollars each to admit GEN cman and ladies'
be hal Of Mr. John Cook No ~ John street W Dawes.
Times Office Of Wall and stree tne mems % oil
the Committee Tammasy Hall, and the usual music sra,s,
js0 HENRY LEWIS, Secretary.
r1- NORTH RIVER FIRE ENGINE COMPANY, No III
The annual Annual Ball NJ the North River Fire Company
w take place at Tamnany Hall Monday evening" February
TN THIS occassn the Hall WI with and
other the Fire wish
70 inform friends and the pubic raj that ncthes
expense will he spared q add TO the qualification of those who
spen.ld Hand " eugagcd-cascr Mr. Brown.
Dereiua 10 commence o'clock, and until q late
l<ns under the u Parker,
ssted by committee, who IN the ofths evcsng nvo
adwired Cncsl ard Ma sanes sets Of Co
Inns. . .,..-.-- a, :.
haa Al the bar az Tslpsny Hall; A. y Jcies
Byuadway; Miller sts Hsdsan seet near Morton street
Mcnn Bow alter street ~ Gaissbev hohekcn Houss;
either ofthc members Composing snc ny order
j. b. MILLER, Secretary. js
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-11

A MEXICAN CIRCUS AND AMPHITHEA-
IN TIRE, RICHMOND HILL, Corner varick and Charltun
streets
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-11

ACQUIRED IN . LEssoNs
The AMT Angular System ~ Writing AGAIN ntsndsced "
se r.m;s Cineps Of New York and Brooklyn.
TO continue for osira short season
AIR. RR STOW, Of London respectfully announces 10
NI tbs PuIc His Return after an absence Of sx soun, om
- N.ster,rg and successful visit BOSTON, lie has
Writing Casses in this City Cor the reception 81
rsp'"' y ZeApEMY, No. It's BnsApwAv, NY.
h>c to, aides Gentlemen " every capacity
espcdousiy taught the most cospsct and
.dr,red principles of COMMERCIAL RnNAS
Adaped Letters B Notes, Bales, Acceunts, Receipts En-
s,snes Finished Journal Entry and ia short, to
rurrose of public business and private life.
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH.
That long time 10 acquire complete nd
knowledge of Writing, mater how udrent lleg
blc Dsfoned cmmp d. the writing be- ~ Nj
Brsow, finishing Writing Master The Ladies meet daily at "
O'Clock
n Merchants and others visiting the City complete
sou OF lessons IN 3 daysi :.
- Mr. w. ~ ta be from "a NJ 20 or from otP ~
All We who would fine pcppan be,
Come learn the system of Mt ".
Who IN TwRIvE LESSONS does guarantee
To make you write most svlsndsdyi ""
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-11

Is yI CADY, Store. III and 10 W.,s .,...s.
iv asy W - O'Clock sust p4rcAasss e. go
hsis Combs y assssmeut 0f sbcf hasdw csry fap se
fet too numerous 70 stated o the sossn and westsr nan
10 sas 600 dozen CsIsbs assasd ~ All 49,
lima ginable. -" ohenesd Cutlery u every variotl
2oso 6oxen Collars and Bosop,s
~ casks Table Cutlery Tea .r,ay. q. -
- A'ass, &C Fire brds6S, and In
avoso Needles assortedfrom a H. Hsmmiog. ..a - =.
wkch w1l be taken in payment SUBJECT u deoenuf4
Also, Siuff Boxes, Pms &c &c &c
Also, GeTnan, FIeneh, aud Rhosle Island Ia,u.u.,
Watches Guard Chains, &c ~ ''"e"'S low priced
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-11

GREENwICH COAL YARDs.-Thc under. iencd
~ respectfully informs hs and tho psbc that he aas
commenced hi usual supply If that Scfryl
m coat go much approved % the last year, consume n ore
~ the market uidefs fot Broken, Egg
Nat, by the will be- ecev.d by A. Dc Camp CO.
yards sQ9 sr 4i3 Hudsorst JAMES u. W. WHirAFL
10y
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-11

received from ssss,.a: public sass .
& % Sss ksss @sae IA
ms e. now Pgssrsd better hsn y ine;
sra and
one established and low price ofhse dosf turing ~:
cure and sale ii but one quality Of iais es Of nap.
which suited the wants Of the nost iaShonabe and tasty
little ee csca Vii Convince any one that usou such plan
united nth the eo of the best ~orkmen IN the country pec
which, H. has sra SUCH
the and the that such w continue 20 be
nenis now compile f furnishing supply Of the most zen
teeI style OF hat that ever grseed genenans brow.
is-lm AMID0N,
EMPORIUM OF FASHION, SAMUEL CHAP
- MA would most respectfully ars and gen
teme Il this city and he peic generally that lac still cont
where may be found most extensive variety articles Of his
manufacture Of every style and quality Euneross
kinglets Pun Cus French Baids Frzetts &c, &c
Of the latest huropcan ard other fashions in
Mr. C. would also inform the gentlemen New York and san
gers that be pays particular attention cusg and
perence and assiuy he nabedio cope wi h. II moi
the nnst .kfu n this style peculiarly I'D. pied the
ha sci Also particular attention paid to
n D. Southern and western merchants and wholesale dealers
arr particularly invited n call and his which
WI DO upa equal TO any IN TIE city, and on the
Don't stake the Nos Chatham street fl lms
BUILDER The undersigned having made favorable
tract for few Dwell voabe and ac-
Specifications Designs, furnished
p overs nee 81 expense.
kefercnce-S W. Bcaedict, 80 Wall st. fs-ims
FRENCH JUJUBE PASTE Just received a small
consignment of French Jujue Paste superior article
BRYHAM's Bowery Steam Confectionery,
EH No 2os Bowsry, opposite to Rvnston street.
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j. r. DIETERICU. Avc,,oo..--

ID wnll at 49, - ieat' st. corner 81
THIS DAY-At O'Clock, at the auction room-Ha,dva,e
Cut,-Cosisting Of pocket and knives on cards
dozens scissors IN dzens and cards. needles cansers
and ndes double and sngled steel and hass
paTeea isiois percussion caps himbe ks,tg needles,
Fancy Goods ofdoube extra cologne hair o nor,
iunsfy French and English soap, lavender wates &c
shoes. ' '' o~'"i' pos""is' poou and
an lnvoce OF JewelC Of rings finger nss
watches, breast f,ns ctains, DE. &C. Ia
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-11

NOW EXHIBITING al tbs American Academy,
Barclay street Asfot's Hotel the Original and
blne paintings The Temptation and Expulsion Of ADA and
EVE painted by Dueo for the king Charles X of France,
they have exhibited during the fpsr years -t Of the
rs,ncsa United staes lively eatcaeno Of
soe 900 visitors.
Adm,itance rs cents. Season tickets 50 oepts
Door open from 3 IN the morning TILL al night =.
The Agent confidently assures pubic that this viii he the
last erhou as pictures shortly TO se returned TO En-
Iors. .., Ian,
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION,
o q Il q q G A l. Ms r I II u IT 4

No. 81 Bowery.
THE Public informed that In order crafty the
uyen the has introduced into e centre Of The
haa circle of feet circumference for the Of
forming phant Came Ponies and Monkeys The general
performance Of the anman the circle wnl take place ~ and
o lock- y. M.
Mr. VAN ANBURGH viii eater Tive Cages at 4 "a o'sR N.
nmed aely afterwards the AHsnals wbe fed m the Of
thu audience
Adm cen,.chdrcn under years sfssc. half price,
Season Tickets nj %,
m-vs,ors adm sion to tho Bowcsy Reading
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-11

CHEAP STORED. v. HENRIQUEa q co. lse
broadway have received Prsscc and other arrivals the
"a eyseutyored wo,ds, - hrrh they will sell Cheap
w "a irh 6gy,red ailks. coloured and blue b sck.
ain vcs,iprs and s,slped We vet do.
ssrierI n Iuxoys Chalys for Dresser.
snjsms embroidered and hem sschd Linen Ca.rc hAndkb
sjrudij sssoftmeut Of rich ncsdc wofkd Fmsch Capcs
Hslsh Tenosls. Canton Fisrncb md Enwlish Fasoeh.
PLAIN and kwScd Mcnpos-Banhcs
s:c~v ~ Cloves In every variety, and every
8hswls-a,lk Handk'f s-Scor.s- Shally shawh
Rgovu Linsn Damnsk Ap<ens, bew atscie
Isish Haeus, Birdseye Diapers, LINEN sanerc-
Jae snet Muakn Csm.nc Muslin, Cros..H Mus"n'
DohSnee Lacas, BngINh Thre ail,ces ana boees
rwu,tse IDENTITIES and Curtain Nusl'ns -, - -.
a., and a, Damasks and Dialers tof rap'a 1is~n
white and black Lace and Gauze vels
Cap Rjbsa Bennett Ribbon, Belt Ribbon and R"ns oseveU
sort.
c Of GA stuck gocs SELLING on reduced prices consstns
O. tre~ch and Enssh Cales Bophaznes einoaan o. Suss
PeOlra. e,s Misses. NC. &C. a2SN
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-11
- ~ WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN, Assrjoreer rs. peaxl.
WILLIAM MCLA U(i HT.IM D 20 S"s ~. - .

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ate are me Cuilcy Stocks; Collars and Rss ah @
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