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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12
II Has New Brighton closed It's gaieues

g-r On the marriage of Capt. George u. Wise, of
New Orleans, 10 Miss Emily WISE Of Boston.
Oh Wise Ne who took Wise,
while that she single tsrried;
And wiser siill who Wise renamed,
wheb she thus wisely married
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12
II Yankee Hill is at Philadelphia.

INDiAs NAnEs.-Tne following are the names Of
the principal Indian chiefs now in Cincinnati Big
Thunder, Iron Cload, The Wind that Sinks, Black
Eagle, The Cane, The Standing Cloud, The Floa;er,
The Grey Iron.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

AseERrIoN-No President has ever bees able 10
keep his power, with a majority of the Representa-
tives Of the people against him; and here THIS MAORI
Nv s found 10 exist even in the first year Of his adj
minlstrauon / Daily Express
FAsr-For four years President Jackson had ma
iority in the House against him. Before he left tho
Presidency, he left his majority Of 40 in
his favor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

1TAlbanyis getting up complimentary benef
We are sick OF them here.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

II little paper has started into existence in PHI
adephia called The Daily Focus" Some Of our
large papers are coming TO a focus daily.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

WHys AND WHEnEroREs.-Why and wherefore
don't the Wings rejoice at their late vlctones2
Why and wherefore don't the Iocofocos get crazy
at the Message and take possession Of Tammany7
Why and wherefore don't the Conservatives swear
hike roopers1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

n curious Development of the new state OF
hinps al Washington will be found on our outside.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

r. The ALBANY Argus will please hereafter TO
send their paper SO that we may receive il on the
evening of the same day il is published. Otherwise
il is not worth the exchange Other papers here re-
ceive il so.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

u The Catholic Orphans Benefit takes place TO-
morrow night at Castle Garden.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

IL The season in Boston has been particularly
healthy. This is owing gin measure, says the Post
TO the vigilant health police regulation which for
bids the accumulation of deeaying vegetable matter
in the streets or yards Of private houses The street
inspectors are not snecursts there as here.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

II Hackei' and hiIls injunction case, relative u
Solomon Swop, we shall deliver our decision upon 10
morrow. The Chancellor need not bulge IN inch.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

II Several exhibitions OF Paintings are open II
the city Particulars by and by.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

y-r Henry l.. Pinckaey 10 elected Mayor Of
Charleston, s. c. What's in the wisd7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

Tr vsndenhoH, at the National, runs against For.
rest, AZ the Park.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

a. Miss Nelson Is al Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12


InREGULAGITY OF THE MAILs.-Arnos Kendall has
shown wha, he do in regard the despatch of
the Message. II went through the route in amazingly
quick timeif he do well call his attention
the mail department There is gross neglect
about il; where know not, but somewhere. The
Western and Southern mails very irregular,
especially the former, and is
after missing slips for days find hat
fun of them month behind the date which they
ough, have been received. Where do they go TO /!
They seem like the wandering Jew, for dark Of
fence doomed travel before they allowed to
like the deposites which before the suspen-
sion used to be cared backwards and forwards about
the country. The majority of slips are is true,
very barren Of news, and it may possibly be that the
postmaster wishes them travel whether their
pergrinatons they pick up any. But this, If SO,
like some other cabinet views, is little theoretical
therefore, good Amos, for your sake seeing that
your credit is stake in the perfection of your arrange
rnenis-see il. Also for sake, seeing that the
little scraps OF news, like pastry, apt become
stale If left too long-good Amos, to it.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

~ Forrest Hambin, Hill, Hackett RICE, all
wen, 10 England Jim Grow" came outthc best
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

~ Books are not read now. a-days newspapers
are all the CO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

II The Southern Mail contains nothing beyond
accounts Of the continuance Of the yellow fever in
New Orleans, and of some letters received at that
city from Tampico, confirming the repor, Of Mexican
insolence and dupcity.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

rS Calhoun's opinions are becoming interesting.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

II The Olympic Theatre opens for the frs, time
tonight
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

oororrIoH o, rnr BALTIMORE pErosurE BANKS.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-16
HANINGT0N'S
NEW MOVING DIORAMA

Opposite ST. Pau's Church, Broadway
rvNHE PUBLIC respectfully nomcy TINT POPULAR
and fashionable place OF n
scale than formerly with Entire New Of ng
DoraHc Scenes, painted by the best Artists The saloon as
entirely rctted for the comfort Of
decorated forming tive complete aad beautiful ubhe EXHIBIT
America No
moral interesting splendid The Scenery
has been painted ny Messfs White, Walker JOKES Gan
cough Lehr Sewe and Others.
sHPwRECK or THE MEXICO.
The faithful representation o tins melancholy
aed the most intense inercs, and -
with the lolOwn attractions
Animated View Plymouth, England.
TI-East Indian scene, NI-NavaI Pnltk,
II-PandeInonium, SII-Sionn aud Shpwrcck,
" Fallo fthe Angels, vII-Cathedial OF Co,oene,
v-Tbe Celestial Regions, IX-Ialian rantoccip
Among the DROP Scenes
Mount Vornop.-Duk. White.
View the Hbir~-C Lehr
Corunna in Span.-P Grain, sen.
scene ffoni The Maid @ Ca-Mnerc-H. Sewcl
View of London fiom Waterloo Bfidgr-Bcngsngh.
View near Misso4onri, Grcccc.-R Jones.
Temple of Scicncc.-ws%sr
pareite and upper 2s Cbldrca
accompa uied by their Parents GuardaNs half pricc
Doors open e-perfomances 7o'cock b3iN
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-16

v FOX SALE.-As the subscriber about
business offers his valuable property sale IL enc of the
best iuaons the for public situate the
Village Of Madison Morris county New Jersey miles belsw
vel worthy the attention 10 wishes to purchase
the Ike property its be extended any exile
sired be ne only 22 miles from New York the
OF SAD rail road will be only u hours ride ON the city which
VIII make desirable country retreat for
summer lndspualle title viii be gvcn Any ing
purchase wl 10 well TO make nmeGate application the pro-
perry very desirable Tor thebusness Inquire he
Der, ON the premises.
fl54ts = ID LIMITING
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[rro,n me plojD dcl3 Jrojo,,

r,.-.-, TFTO7N nc FTd1nyNcd UnfOn.I
having tired almost all kinds OF patent medicines for the
pyspepia including Evans Camomle and ApeIen the yiea
or Dutch Enouys Universal Mofat Life Pills, have no
he ,taion saying that the benefit derived from taking Or
sears Renoyang Pills. ncompaably greater than what
obtained from all the other kinds have usea And further
ty mat not only pac, great conf OF
science and medical skill but believe ha bet
whose statements entitled to credit. j. OVERACKE.
PLatlfetd, Jan 1897
Doctor Sears office Al advertisement an
eutcr film
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-16
PEREMPTORY SALE OF LOTS All cLEF

l. TON, NE AR TIE NARROwS STATEN ISLAND 5000
Lots VIII be sild on Thursday the day
Among the localities IN The Of New York,
stronger ras to the attention OF thu public than Ceon and
thought to excel certainly 10 equal anything of the kind
this continent
is apportionea into districts
ana the uhe Tor vllas, country re,
the inner side about above the Naow and with
small nenupu takes the south and Is
land aoiBs water from the harhor within
Of more than me aa south front the shore Of
than one aud a quarter miles.
Already there splendid
north and south and wetthcse which
and Richmond
The distance from the Battery between six and seven miles
ana mat part which Contiguous the
warehou and adjustment, excced
ny none IN the vicinity ofNew York. being accessible at
To large vessels
His the intention OF the pope make such
as VIII Tor THIS spot advantage purchasers
sessug as does those OF convenience and
sPends ana caracious He1nboat and will be
really IN The CLIFTON She will
with her spacious and cabins II nterded that
nps 10 the dock shall exceed IS u
point OF time and Ceton the
asTwenty bfth n the city.
Park of irons Thirty has selected
will be opened IN the spring with Scrpenne
walks $50 - " ~ ' 49, -
This property owned by association
1edge themselves TINT the whole Of these lots will positively be
sold "a the highest bidder.
The limits Of ADM, fun Of
he beauties and advantages of this possessing
hisbe springs o wat and which challenge
the world Tor ITS splendor and variety
Inc public respectfully the the
Dest mode oi becoming acquainted with their value
oice OF the Staten Island No Wall street. Eel.
ruay II, 1887. BY order,
f1f-3taw REDWOOD FISHER
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-16

rEI5- NORTH RIVER FIRE ENGINE COMPANY, No 27-
ne hs annual Asnual Sail of the North River Fire Company
Goth, 1887.
this ocsi,n the Hal WI 10 decorated with the banners and
ot embl Of the Fire DEPARTING and the Committee wish
y INFORM their friends the public in raj at nelthes pains
or expense will be spared add the OF those who
may f,vortn with their the above evening
A splendid Band is engaged-lea3er AR. Brown
Dancing o'clock and until late
ho The floor beng under the management Of Mr. Pa ker
SISTED by committee, who in the othe will
duce his much adaed Cnderal AND Ma sanelo Of Cot
lions
Tickets tn ladies' tickets accompanying them price 81 be
had az the bar of Taamany Hall A. r. Joes store
Broddway j. H. Miller, 3i5 Hudson street
Moran Bovn 100 Water street II Gall ger Ho oxen ioso
or OF either OF the members composing the by or
,,,xr A. BGGERT, Chairman
j. u. MILLER, Fecretary
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-16

4 ECTURES ON CHEMISTRY -At the Lyc cum
IL Of Nats al History m Broadway, near Prince street
The members 81 the yccum have the
public that has been made
RHY 10 deliver popular Chemistry with numerous
often Lectures
2h at clock. IN the evening and viii be continu
every Friday and Tuesday until completed
Tickets TO admit lady and eneman for the 50 90
one pers0s, 90
for orc lecture, IS
lady and gentleman, tor one lecture, I "
and can obtained al Tr Chiion Broadway
um Members and stockh rs will be charged hac the above
Rl-3ws
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-16

~ WHERE h THE NONSENSE ofthe idea that PURGA
TIUN win al the s which flesh heir His allowed thai
ONE PRINCIPLE doth animate tbs frame Of man. namely the
vitals This known be trlhaa alsDed truth and who
has followed thoroughly the principle Of PURGAToN
the PuRGATIvE invariably been ensured sound
health what pugaiiye doth fame pont1 To the Pills known
by the sf BRANDRETH
Betoare, becare # CounteIfeits. fif-in
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-16
,.fNAL AMI GENUINE CIR

I"sssf,N HAIR OiI-mpor,ed from lie lsspd q C,rcss-
ia .,aalcd Btea m he hast lnd'esby Suiman W.
New York -, ,,.---.-. -, i -. -. tf,,n., Hal,
consequently beautiful, wei krown and al
bsrh ouch ha, been said ofs nyrora'lns r"c 20 prsaa
% here badness has already fcf the Nny sway ",
~ and useful npperdaec 20 the an efanicstor
ofthat hnc ad u Hair Scurf and DardI 20 a.
s powerful aust Enlistment o female Beauty
loo m SAID IT, vor can ~ toe frca
liz estled ssl ny Dr Hart ~ tra way ans nam
Erst undcihi ~ Reekrans Dr SYM cormsr ~ y akT
"a ,.r,v Mr. ! rnin Canal st Rashon Aspsnwal,
49,, ,ousei 'Do s''' f3im
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-16

SPLENDID PENMANsHIP
ACQUIRED IN ne LEssoNSi
The anti Angular System al Writing again introduced
the Fan and Strangers Of New York and Brooklyn
To continue for ostya short season.
MIR. BRISTOW, OF London, respectfully announces To
Vl Public HIS Return after absence Of six months from
very facag and successful visit 10 Boston he has
hs Whiting Glasses ~ thus City Tor the reception o
Pupils Day and Evening. 49,
ACADEMY No. l75 Broadway, NY.
where both Ladies and Gennen OF and capacity
from 20 90 espedo taught the most cocct and
admired principles Of COMMERCIAL PENN ANsHtp.
Adapted 10 letter. Bs Notes Sales Accounts Receipts En-
and the Finished Journal Entry and short TO
purpose Of public business aud private life
IN TWELVE EASY Lessons OF ONE HOUR EACH. .
That as long time as TO acquire cgmplete nd
borough Knowledge Of Whiting mat how indifferent, iegi
Die Deforned or Cramp the writing may be- by Dir
O'Clock. -
nS- Merchants and others visiting the City can complete
course OF lessons days
- Mr. y to he seen from 81 to or fom ito sP. M
Al ye who would fine Pcpnan BE-,
Como lcarn the system Of Mr.. n.
who W TWELVE LES Sous does guarantee,
10 make you writc most splcndidIy off
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-16

IMiOs k'LLLD Euchd facie John Set5Ii Fanny Pep
Doors open {. Performances al oclock pre-
ciseiy Boxes 30 cents IN %
NATIONAL THIcATRE.-THIs EVENING w,ll be
UGoIiNoi or The Innocent Condemned Ugolno, Mr. j. r.
CA f MeeG Gs.d as , K + o s9fl es
the Death slrpgg for Nations Freedom
as qa s n ae' ss @easo M Of reee
HORSES, cAAlELs, DReMEDARIEs, ELEPHANT, ~.
Are ea a e q ssgg s ami soer
In he course OF The Piece viii DO exhibited the following ic
WAR PLAINS.
ahcnedan ynn and sosg nveaioa capti ' Of Sr.sk
""'0'' a"a ' Ty IsyaSs oP PTSH e o issi
Con, ns sr a m sse9 ffsS G % NJ Bqs Nbs No%5o
s5 Sas a g nqfc%Sss o S%a Soe ar
The criY o. Miss oLoN iii
With IL unfed bannes Of edancsrnscrbcd for Liberty o.
isar Mr. FaSmaag e S 'S H. f t9sks
Mr. WalackNen3Siei Governor q .ooags9 ~
wounded sohle) n, s. Luke Eud.c~ 4 ecan Nation
dtlyes WI by Tie Massacre Of hot ) Mrs Was-Cretk
'''' rhE PAVILION or GOLD,
wh it, scarlet ana tissue curlaus which sigma from is ~
Az AMY SF ls SKA IsG On iS esys gsk'
Grand ad i%pos!og Msta ,o
bran Sias%d III; cruel aid iay"eb I, Sir rhs S1s None.
fsdo n Greek lad w. wife to i Meaa ~ M mr sn
c6p I ,S9' 'S iT SEn9 Of CONSTANTINE
Escape OF Phcd1a who das, hef into hs Sea- cscamipe
aloud We ''"' ' GREER y IL fed0 70 the Creek
Robbery cenmcdon the rooatd ttepess Greeks BY Turk
Bascs q Iams old Grccian Nj Herbert Phedu,. ther SOM
MIssoLoNGHI by Moonlight
Children and the Poop sc, cred a. tb of ." h c ana
cis intimate The Gre Is resign al Hope bat eSreet
Ramparts Of the Citadel celebrated desperate resolution Of
It's De'e'% HoRs ss SSp FS se5fe attack Of
STANDARD Combat, by Mes Cony and Blanchard
a 1 lie ss sad fGd sla s9s . m
together huns shsas ofscory hose Flag high and
n'N1', ~ THE PLANS or ,MARMoRA,
oep hose az s @ and efy aad an
cAME4s BEARING RICH PRESENTS,
pRoMEDAiEs WITH i' PRovssroSs FOR TIE MARCH
oas Mis- on Gun lbraAims Aarse in Palanqn Car dawn
caI ITo M sEaFTEyt h6 zEaRA As,o IN
ploysd follow in his uaAdvance in iaeos
- ELEPHANT OF STATE
Sacred Green EmImo oat soo and d
obedcece-Arsena bexeath the to~nrurksh Teacbery dis
THE FORT OF MIssoLoNGHI.
G si ss a 10 aSa s s- S%a a s.r
hS, Ia; Iss ,iG heat ,'' '"4 mount
lonsm' he oppresSors are scattered into and perish
TERRIFIC MASS or BLAZING RUINS
lie Tyrant Crescent Is hnbed to the and
CHRISTIAN LIBERTYii
Floats iraumphanty above Conquc red Enemies Of n,,
Freedom 'o' " 'u'"a"
so cents Gallery 3st -
Nov EXHIBITING at the American Acado,.v
Barclay street. Asos Hotel tho original and a..
bLme pa'nngs the Temptation and Expulsion ADAM and
eve painted by DubGcf Tor the king Charles x oil France
They have been exbed during the years ia most of The
PRINCIPAL cite ei the United States lively OF
3eovso visitors.
Abundance rs cents. Season tickets 50 cents.
Doors from IN the morning, tall 0 at night.
The Agent confidently the pubic this will
last exaon, tho shortly be
Iope.
Tho Is kept constantly warm ds3m
MEXICAN CIRCUS AND AMPHITHEA-
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Public NIeefinU

The enaers'gncd request the cze OF New York without
dist cton OF party to meet at the Democ Assembly
in Roadway order to take the pruprety of
beginning msvement n OF reason argument and
freedom OF deiite and thought polite The
parties the c',y have eircuay al freedom much
as Is Dy ue sultan IN COnsannope, who allows
speak but nsc Further particulars will be leaned day
ofmecting, which viii lie fixed in another statement
-, No. PETER JOHNSON, Chairman.
JAMES SMITH, occic'ailcs'
Jan. Is, 1887. ils II
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-16

COMPLEMENTARY BALL.-At meeting OF
the pupils and friends of Mr. b. GRIFFITH held al Masonic
Hall Wednesday evening, jan IL on glotIoH, 1t was
Resolved That practical mark OF esteem Tor the
character Of Mr. GRIFFITH gcneman and his
Professor of Daacng nat tendor hun
pmen AIRY Ball. be given Nbos Saloon Monday evening
Feb, "a
Tickets three dollars including Supper 10 admit Gentleman
and Lad Extra Ladies tickets, dollar each
Tckts procured of the following ee OF Arrange
mens-F II. White "a Chnham j. L. RobinsDul "a Ham
A. L. Fisher 4l2 Pearl street;
street, Brown lac Chatham street, W. Carr Front street
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-16

us- LUMBERMEN's BANR.-The notes Of this back win
be aaen at two cent discount instead of three half
heretofore, by JOHN i. sMITH, rs Wall street.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-16

EEssEE cADy. A..,;o....

IL lady, Store, Nos III and no wa., $780,,
sFy at "a O'Clock 10 AMI, 80 suexs
rats conts fancy sonn I ~ shelf hardware gallery fall coodS
an assortment Of goos suited 81 &C. WA
Ae ~ ~ mention IN naa
A. lac sale i6ooo dozen sSsar,a ~ ,ais hi,a.
imaginable - 'o'a cutlery, ofcyery yafictg
1000 soxen Collars and Bosop,s
20 casks Table Cutlery, Tea r,ays A. r;,. -
pieces. -t~'7' 80 q He bfasesi and
looso Needles, assoredfrom a ", IIomm,pgs ,,I Co ,
5vOs gross Buttons Coat, Vest, Pearl subject To- % DO
winch VIII be- taken IN payment s' ~ u'oehture
Also, snuff Boxes, Pms, e DE SC
Also, German, Freneh AID Rhode Leland Ie,y.ll,.
watches, Guard Chains &c ''' ,,a Nv p'i.ed
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-16

- FOR sALE.-Ths subscriber offers Cor sale thssarr
r on which he lately resided, containing ~ Land
< with elegant two sorJ House hpished ~ nder
sfve Is with cash end WITH
cellar aud N y 10 iuy situated
All Ilun,,ugton South ON Brooklyn and II mpseid Tunrc
Road brh hrough the Fmm-9s miles from B0nsyu
csmman b~aaisl 81 the Bay aud ie ~ anuc ocesn
tpwnrs al hund cleared and feai pAn ~
sby With ashes &C AND ~ zen
ns Cd in from IS each the residue v e iand
a. al rreut rus " ard with tine o~ hoi usori
,sns,e new rac and board nres encosed hig court yars
AMI garden good aRe hss WIN eNfnsN.
s,sbIng howell ce bouse and other 0i barg. As" good
VIVA NJ AMI boat The stare pas Ivy ~ ,a from Sew
ent ~ eck ~ nna bounded on
IA. south III tie Bay the sl- am W., ny TWO large sprng
1870 ~ ~ ,s 81, trout IN. The rohby the county road.
.he Lung s'h" i GABRIEL N, CARROLL
hHD No VI William street,
SERhNDuS CLARK, Tsa.
/ No Xstef stree ".
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-16

ID Wall 81 49, 80 60" - corner OF
rus DAf-At O'Clock al the aucioq ropni-Iiardware
S"iey Consisting OF pocket and dirk
~ oA.i SCISSORS dozns cards; needles
double and sineied speceac.es steel and brass
hooks aid &c ~ 7 '~'''s'
any oeds Consisting OF double cologne hair oil pe
i"i a TX ,G.eh ana English lavender DE
ahocs. N S~'''' ooso'"s' ""os anu
as az hNoce Of JeweTy Consisting of ear rings fngor.rrs
- $3.50 N'''Ae %. &c
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-16

- WILLIAM McLAuGHLIE, Assiioseer, Isl pearIst
Ky WILLIAM ICLAUGHLTN.-TH IA =,
- clock A. NJ fEnglshand F,ene
Plate Ware foe Guile Stocks Collars ma, tnhe nan
Sloatmng Combs Wallets silver P,Ecis silver tea ana she
spoonsi Jewely, dc. DC - ~ ~
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-16


CHARLES j. FOLSOM, sTATIoNER AND BOOK.
shLLER No 10 Fulton street, door above Pearl
Keeps constantly for sale general Stationary
ces ana miscellaneous Books at wholesale and retail
OK REWARD-Losr-A white bull terrier dog one side
~ o. bus hsad black black spcck about the OF half
dollar top Of head between had collar with Elk
small bells achcd Five dollars reward given 10 any
bSrgng the above dog to Mrs Lots Is Fu ton
fli-U
NEW YORK TATTERsALLs.- pub
h. sales of Horses Carriages Harness &c,
place at hs we'll known establishment Monday at ~ ock
hencxt sale will Mon lay next 10th
o'clock and all Honcs Carriages, &c INTENDED for this must
be hewn and entered before Saturday next 18th February
fitiwy JOHN w. WATSON. as Broadway
NEW WORK ON FLOwERs.-THE FLORAL
TELEGRAPH, by Horace Honeyconb, Esq, illustrated
with six beautiful colccd pais. London edition
Of Flowers aud Poetry being alphabetical
Flowers with appropriate poecal illustrations, by Lady
which added Botanical description OF the various part Of
Flower and the DIAL oil Flowers with ~ colied plates For
at the bookstore Of &. J. FOLSOM. No. aot Fulton st.
jN one doo above Pear II.
KEEP YOUR FEET DRY.-"Halo, + lend You
IN will got wet ct there, sad
my There dagger said be- for have psir
Richards Water Proof Boots on" Rchsrds who's Ri
chars Why he keeps the lag st Of Pr Of
and ShoPs IN the city, nj S Canal street" Thank y.u
Will have pair BET, re nigh" Recoleot
RIc.sri,s, No 11s Canal street
Children India Rsbbs and shoes also all kinds OF alter
de Of India Rub Cloth faced
and Gencmens Water Patent Mockasos
shoes Cork Soles &c Only call and
heard Of wats, Proof Boots only % 30 10 81 50
RICHARDS, No q2s Canal street,
The largest Manufsc,u and Oldest Boss Ia the block
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