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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19

u The Montgomery Troop OF the First Regime of New
dofk state Light Horse Artillery, have presented their late
captain, NOW Lieut. Col James Harrson) with Piece of
ilaie The Presentation took place the Parade the
inst The Address of Capt James Craney, he commanding
oncer OF the Troep and Colonel Harrisons reply will be
fouHdbelow.- -
COLONEL The Officers Non Commissioned Officers and
Membeso the Montgomery Troop of Horse Artillery have
Piece OF Plae OF which they
slight testimonial of the sentiments high regard respect
which they entertain towards the former commanding
officer OF the Troop.
To patriotic and unrelaxng exertions is owing the
prosperous condition and honorable standing of the Troop
whish was raised while under command from less
twenty members until 1t ranked before left IT,
the best IN the Regiment Allow pledge to you
that II shall not be suffered to depreciae.
Please accept The best wishes OF all for your future pros
perity and success.
CAPTAiN is with deep unlegnea feelings Of pleasure
that accept this beautiful and entirely
umonia OF the regard AID the Officers,
misoned Ofcers and Members Montgomery Troop of
Horse Artillery which formerly had the homer and pleasure
TO command.
In speaking Of the prosperity and standing the
Troop at the time when election Lieutenant Colonel
moved with regret from its command, well
that your kind and partial feelings you
the importance of efforts. Perhaps however may
the prosperity of the Troop dear and
exerons to the best of my humble ability put
to advance It's Interests; and recoe the befal and
unceasDg hostility Against which commended, (where
had right to look TOR counenance and suppor appears
me ground OF honest pride To all OF that the Troop
on Increasing in Numbers and improving in discipline, until
now justly ranks second to in the Regiment.
The pledge you offer will, well assured, than
redeemed.
Please accep, yourself present to the Officers Non
commissioned Oilcers, and Members of the Montgomery
Troop, best wishes for its future prosperity their
Individual happiness and welfare. slslts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19
:. Wheaf. Indian Corn
Baltimore, Sept. Is,



Further advces have been received relation the de-
sucon of portion Of the cotton crop by gales AMI drought
To day information from Apaachcola reached this city They
had tremendous hurricane the 30h and 3lst ult which
nearly destroyed the place 1t have certainly extended
in the interior but intelligence has been received
whether the cotton crop suffered Advces have been
received at the Charleston Mercury Office which the
gales visited Erwnton g. CT the ID inst accompanied by
very heavy rains which done considerable injury crops
in that section of the country The late very gales has
materially effected the cotton crops along the whole southern
coast They commenced about tie lst of August the
Of Georgia and Florida, which severely bghed both
and crops By these hurricanes afraid the
crop will fall far s calculations made the first
the
We give the following table show the increase of imports
this year last into the port Of Havre 1t will be
reference this table that the stock of American alone
larger this year han the stock of all descriptions the
time The increase been American descriptions
foreign imports having decreased 1881 bales Had the demand
for this been good last the foreign
stock would have dwnded down a much smaller
We calculate the decrease of imports from
actual stocks hand. But the Importation Of foreign de-
scrptions into Havre have diminished much
is mentioned above. The following the stocks:-
Havre Aug. 1885, 1879 Aug. 2, 1887 63,S4s Amer.
%" - 1887 !" $3.50 9th. cot
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19

Proprietor OF Congress Hall has the pleasure in
form his friends and the public that he has made mn
provenen in his establishment and ready
with families and individuals board this winter longer
period The paros and bed PLEASANT
and quiet a any in Broadway.
Private tables will be families required There
is also ladies' ordinary, select for ladies and gentlemen
company.
Terms will be reasonable. BARTON HAMMOND.
So
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19

pAKN TAEATkE.-THIsE EVENING viii be per.
KING LEAR-King Lear, Mr.. Forres,-Edcar. Mr.. Ma.
son-Cordela, Mrs Sharpe W. -
TO conclude with a PECULIAR acknowledgment,
az Doors open at 6s-perormanses commence a, O'Clock
Boxes sl-Pi. 50 cents-Gallery IS cents
"A BENEFIT OF c0NYGBLANCAAKD-T EVE.
P pi1 spp %ill be periormsa p,.u. .-,. MI :,
After which, wALLACE-wallace, Mr.. W. senon-M Marian,
To conclude with THE INNKEEPER OF ABBEvILLE-
Clausef Mr Mathews-Louise Mrs. Greene.
VI Doors open al 7-pertormaHccs quarter
before O'clock Boxes. IS cents-Pit 37t-Galery, %
NATIONAL TIE TRE-Late italian Opera
~ House1-MK wALLACK Lessee.-THIS EVENING
RSB R0Y-Rob Roy, Mr.. Henry walack-Dana Vernon,
To conclude with the Farce oKILL OR CURE-Mr Brown,
Doors open 6a-Perfcrmsnce begin attn
ESsANA III E;AT.s Es.--BENEFIT OF MR.
u VIM SEFTON-THIS EVENING wlll be preseniea
THE RED kOvER-Ked Rover, Mr.. w SETON Gertrude
After which, the MARBLE STATUES by Miss L. johnson
To conclude with the LAWYERS CLERK-wormwood, Mr.
Eberle
precisely. Boxes 50 cents-Pit IS cents.
OLLYMPIHGu Ir III STi E17,Btroadway to Tat
THE BARRACK ROOM-Col Ferrier, Mr. Barret-Cla-
Alter which, WOOL GATHERING-Mr Wander, Mr. G. IL.
To conclude with TWAS marcel Margot, Mr.. Gates
Georgette Cairville, Mrs Blake.
IL Boxes, so cents Pit, 25 cents.
Doors open at past 81 the performance will commence
NIBLO'S GARDEN.-THIS EVENING" the en-
tertaiment will commence with the performance of
THE CHAsTE sALUTE-The characters by Mr. Bishop,
After which, UNE PAssIoN-By the whole of the Ravel
Afer which, the WONDERFUL ASCENSION of Jarel,i
and Madame Jerome RayeL
After which, the FOUR LovERs-The characters by the
Tickets 50 cents. to be had at the nusic stores
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19
3RoCHE, BROTHERS CO. have removed from los
To 81 South street. I'm

pRoCHE, BROTHERS CO have removed from los
To 81 South street. Slain
extraordinary and Unparalleled Success!t
NJ C0HENS ASTONISHINGLY EFFICACIoUS
REMEDY ian apple ation,) of he una
.sn Lumbago sprans, &c for sale only No alO Hudson
SIG ~
u NOTICE-An Account Book left At the de, Of this
oice yesterday by gentleman who subscribed the Week
Herald The ewner can receive the by calling this
eHlce $685.
III ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM Prince
street.-The OF this institution thankfully acknow
Lodges tor the support OF the orphans the receipt OF the follow
ing donations
From James 9. Bennett, through George Bowen and
sisters S32 90
Mr. Mullen, IS, Charles Little, through G.. Grimm, 90
george A. rarrai, through Peter Smith, 90
John Lun, 10 90
Michaei Diion, OF Savannah through j. Foot, 20 30
49, S73 90
sl9-lt@ JOHN b. LASALA, Treasurer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19

John ANDERSON, Sign Of the Indian Chief, 32l
Broadway and adjoining the City Hospital respectfully IN.
forms the admirers Of good CIGARS he has succeeded
making arrangements with the celebrated manufacturers Don
Manuel Pua Co. of Havana for supply Of choice
brands such rarely found In this market
The most fnsons conaoiseurs may rely having
taste gra~d Cigars every favor and ON terms hole
sale or reai that shah induce continuance their pasn
age call will oblige
BJ A. come Kan with anv other hon % In this
city. - ivIs-Srs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19

~ OARDERs men ' nh their wivcs, oe single
reuemen can b. accommodated with pleasant and
board, by applying at 4oa Grand 81 si6irn'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19

Thus the stock this year is 49, $50 bales larger
We give the Liverpool classification the of
asfo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19

DEADY mONEYi-sIngle Hat. for cash = vhole.sl.
IA prices ts 6oor No $50 Broadway, Of Anthony
areet
good sh Hat, black or drab, at $50
do do first quality, extra Superior SEQ
The Ne Plus utra,r sbort nap, $50
Youths Hats IT'S
Short maps OF clipped nutra, 40
Fine black do. IN. 975
Manufactured In the very bes, for The city retail
y sTEUART, SIS Broadway.
~ o. Ahandbox givrn with each gestlemass hat jy1Sp'
VISIVuN CARDS AND GA II Ds AT HON ".
you wish neat Visiting Card, elegantly engraved and
neatly prned on the fashionable style of Car
should call VALENTINES 50 john street corner o5
william, and examine his specimens au2s sH
NEW yOHk AND BNOOKLvN coal
Gothic Stockholders w this Company notified tha
tho leurth and astinspert doe. and they
Cd a. Al the rressurers scc, Ne Aasv Ho~@e Bsvc
IT., and nv tho
cOAl-Tte company now delivering from the ward
rorncr, Greenwich arl King 10 Stockholders who h7u
pail m he four instalneris
sl-in,s soLyMCN BROWN, President
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19

IIAhImAN ~ BtADSAhhs, % Wster street, o9ex
III for sale, cheap for cash;
20 tubs Welsh Butter 30 hrkss Orange as 100 kees Nv
pre suitable for BAKERS Jars Brandy Cheese keas
DO; do superior do ~ barrels do dol 20 Pine xpps
Cheese Hams fer family 70 do Shoulder DO o.
equal 10 Buriington- HARTMAN BfRDSAfL,
- md 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19

WANTED-Four young with capital Of from 80
W 10 Size will hear Of good situations in business by calling
at the Botanic nhrmary, corner avenue and 8r Also
partner with capital OF $780, Immediately into
good business. Apply as above at 37e Grand street
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02
MARRIED..

On the evening Of tire Rev Or Brownce Mr. yno
Forrest Mise Saas Stirring all ~ this city, and late OF the
20 mty ofDery, Ireland =
an Thursday evening, 18th, by The Rev Mr. Mead,
Charles r. Krssh To Miss Gomcia Ackc al OF Ihis
on the By the Rev r. w Dickinson, Mr. Joln Nlar,
10 Misc Amanda siiilar. all OF this city.
on wedaesday 2sth ult BY the Re VIM. s;iwe, Mr. WIN.
stofm~ merchant, Miss Eliza NJ Marvin both of this
on 18th u By the Rev Mr. schaele' Mr. Joseph Luh, Of
Phil delphia, Mrs. Mary Ann schwartz of this city.
On Tuesday the 9Th u by the Rev Hugh Smith Ovid
wills NJ D. Christia youngest daughter Of Mr. John Hay
On stat Island the 18th ut. by the Rsy. Mr. Hartman NJ
Of this Miss E,ena Thompsun daughter
AR Peter Thompson OF the former place.
Al Stonington Thursday the cad ult by
Rev Mr. Nichols Mr. Giles Ward of this citv, Ia Miss b.
daughter Of Major Paul Babcock, fihe foimerPiacs.
DIED.
On Friday the both u John Fisher Jr In the 10th Of his
on Friday evening sch ut at o'clock after short and
EmeDe and Matilda daughter oil Edwin b. and Margaret
Clayton. aged years aDds manths
On the suddenly William Adams Of the late Tho
mas Adams, IL this city.
ON the ss,h u, Bone Hsgrcry, the 18th year Of his
On the seth Ezabch, inan daughter OLA. r Halsey
the 2ssh ait Cha les Browa Of Charles L. White aged 10
months and " days.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02
JESSIE GADY, Austionccr
WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN, Anstioseer.
Try w. =. CONANT, STORE No. 1874 PEARL
- STREET, CORNER OF MAIDEN LANE. judy

GREAT CURES-MR. LEADER DAN, 70 Maiden la.s
~ would call Inc tenn OF the pubic his 81 nds OF the
most vaaab Family Patent Medicines be oud in this city,
those who want Nj dcnes that will effect Will CAN and
exanse the articles and see certificates from those who have
prepared fs all the prevalent known
articles completely almost D.
Full DIR ctons box bols
ofcach at retail on Them Mr. Dams obj take
constitution diseased and make what should be- with
getabe PREPARATIONS which have received The appreciation Of the
tens ell tho sands who have been cured by them
Dam has left Ooks and certificates with his agents. for
the Of purchasers lard Deluc No Para
Row Adanson e. OiH No, Bowery. and Broadway b.
Quacknbuh 7os Greenw ch ST Thomas Austin Csine
Panc Dckc Broadway, Canal st; WIN. A. Tyler
Barclay and Washington Israel Minor Near
Greenwich st A. b. ID. Sands No. 100 Fulton Of WI
liam st. dz7-1w0O4
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

III Theirs No. q CLf st., have lately pubDhed -
The Fairy Book with 81 woodcus By Adams lsmo handsome
Ths prrms roress with Bunysn, BY soathsy and
a cuts by Adams handsome muslin
70 xn Ma ss TSs h Pos H.n 'SH s:
Posn,s b. liam Cullen Bryant lamo wths vsnete, muslin
Hannah Moores Works, vol handsome muslin and
sheep; vols handsome musins vols i2mo handsome
musfn, and sheep each editisn is illustrated
OF Hannah Moore, by W. Roberts, vols i2ms mus
Miss Edgeworths Tales and Novels 10 vols iamo illustrated
bound in Turkey, Morocco, gilt edges sheep, or muslin
Frank Harry and Lucy Rosamond and The Parents Assistant
by Miss Edgwofth i2no. illustrated muslin: ~
Mrs. Sherweods Works 10 vols limo Turkey MOROCCO GiH
Lady Of he Manor, by Mrs. sherwood, vols l2mo. sheep
Henry Miner, by Mis-. Sherwood i2mo.
Buwers Novels 6 vols 2mo Sleeps vols i2no handsome
in and yo l2mo handsome sheep marbled edges Inc
last illustrated.
The Family Library 81 vols lsmo illustrated muslin
j23tnet
CHINA.-HARPER q BROTHERS. No 50 Chffstreet nub
~ ish this day, Nos. xxx and LxxxL Of the FAMILY
he Chinese general ofhe Empire Of China and
nhaLitu by jobs Francis Davis asQ, X s. &c 2vos
ismo with Map and rs Engravngs on wood
Hist0rfes lately published.
com endous History Of aly-ansated from tho original
Hstory and present condition the Barbsry States
Michael Rus ell LII with Map and eleven illustrations
The Sacred History the VERDI by sharoH Turner in vols
and descriptive Of Persia from the earliest
ages by James Fraser ESQ., witha and
The History Of Arabia Ancient and Modern by Andrew erich
ton, 2 yola with Map and nine Wa, dcus
History Of Nuba and Aoyssinia by Rev Michael Russell
LII D. with ia Map and eight wood cuts.
View Of the Progress Dis, on the more North
from the earliest period 70 the present time
BY Patrick Erase ESQ wiha Map and nns ~oodcuts
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

hgAly important has just been issued BY the Tea
sury Department exhibiting the condition OF the BANKS
an the LIST Nov 1886 There loans and dscouns
sis sosb ofsxchange s24pubhc fnds s4s s
PRINCIPAL feature Of these institutions s however, the ratio Of
specie circulation thus circulation SAL 4s2ss7specie e55o
o2 being nearly u of Of specie The items
banks the several highly important and
fosd Of light the commerce of the country Want
today from specifying these at large But ~
This the period when the banks Of this city iurn sh their sate
the legislature there may be curiosity TO know No"
they stood in November last.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02
TAMMANY HALL.
NEW YEARS GRAND FANCY DRESS I

NEW fEARS SKhND FA~Cf DNEso DN1rs'
nr MR.. J. PARKER has the honor 10 announce TO his
that Ball will take place
MONDAY e. ENlNG NExT-for which occasion the rooms
handsomely with Christmas During
tae evening following Dances will be brought forward
Fancy Hornplpc, ny young Miss
a Naval Hornpipe, by young Master.
The Parkers will their much admired Polonaise
Pasde Deux.
Highland Fling and strahspey by Mr. Parker, dressed in
full Highla nd costume
DANCING 10 commence eight o'clock and be continued until
a late hour
ckes for admission 81 TO be had at the Hall
wishing obtain them OF Mr. Walker,
I64 Walker street. Of Mr. Blanchard 3 Orange street Per-
admitfad d3l.2ts
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

THE TEETH! THE TEETH THE Utopas
psssrsss and
%S"d Tooth Posdsi Da%osd Pearl r.oih s9s&
wno sS s an ne ana s:
them a he bs nss %
Win age man. vi t
s e % pr on e Is: r.
will save the great expense Of I'll filling and scrsPns
~
Pearl Tooth Powder and Brushes, did and one week
hs Sc sn *. ] @ HI ] had
ss ss he Dc s8 ,es
e sass s ~ me ] = a.
Diamond Pear Tooth Podef They say no mone, would cs
d. Ss rhsa 'Ss eoG and es. h.,.
Of he highest paaio% a d. merit Iss bestowed wIs:s
s ss %saas fs e fsG
Diamond Pearl Tooth Pow der CONFESSED are perfectly ha'me
sas h"s': "a a.
. III Go sgs ss had Sss. os s
Sws eEfsT ti fSsn Bsssf Mora sss
IT. =; ssd s.isSs ,Ss ,:s
nsss ans s sod and as the sess Of ecayed teeth and
Esss of ssI % Rev Du-.
Dear sE-hayns used Diamond Tooth Powder and
@ es "s sAs4 % Ss e and
the ram tooth acIe and so rs p
serving The gums from disease and heal
after having become diseased as well flying breath s
induced fr the benefit Of Others who afflicted with
'sss aaG s% 70 es%sS, favor o'
Respectful y, humble servant
VIM II DUvAL, ID. ID. No. ss4 Broadwayl
New York, Ssptem Der 18th, 1896.
DR. Palmer has appointed New Yok "a hin .secs
for the sale 81 his invaluable arcs Diamond r. al TcoS
Powder and Dsnopd Pearl Tooth Brushes for by VIE
D:venPqn ~ Broadway Henderson Greone Of Howard
800 ~. ~, psadw ny bonIan'i Fancy S'ore 1s broadway,
Thomas Crowcns se7 Droadwny, New York.
r,pes with Pesie bess in mind h1, Drusst s y
diosws
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02
Asuauus c ssleBats.

DARK THEATRE.-THS EVENING, will b. per
rife iS III eoDsSs Of M.on Thomas. pe. cee.
s ss- "; f ,: ssss S Ss ssa
RIcHARp1r Richard, Master Burkei Richmond, MI Mason;
IA Ais; xss ns 1os ezra ms s.su..
Alter which, the Farce Of
wHIRLIGG HALL-Jeny, (anl other tharactes) Master
TO conclude with the al ac. Of
MASASIELLO-Mas anicllo, Mr.. Jones.
TOMORROW EVENING,
MAN AND WIFE :ne ias e'bsamus Master Burke
MORE BLUNDLRs THAN oNE-Lany o'Hoogan, Master
quarter before sock Boxes 81 Pit SO Gallery cts
FRANKLIN TIIEATRE.-rHIs EVENING will
ELs The 81 b%aRS The Ee Mr. Judah
~9ss ns' Mr. s snd Sail. Soap
suas IN r sa msc ~ f6 Rn,J do x h Mrs.
Fancy Dance Miss Way
uretesqae Darce by Mr. Parsoe.
song MI. Arstin,
HE'S NOT A-Mss-Price prettyman. John Seton
Doors open al g. Performances commence al O'clock
cisey Boxes SO cents; Pit IS
ASD vseI ~
st'ee.smIUEsDAY EVENING Jan 8 the performance
= . Walt X ,sg ess"
Thecelcbatd Chinese Pony will through his many pleasing
tricks.
MIS- Bacon will perform cats the Highlander with hoop
and whip, and co clude with American flags.
Horsemansi ip by w Howes
Salors Hornpi. c, hy Master Eacor.
Grand Ascension d single Rope by Madame Blanchard.
Slack Rope by MIR. Garvey.
Peasants FroLc, by Mr. Howes.
Song, by Master James Howes
Drunken s ,ldicr, by ldr. Bacon
To conclude with the Pantomime Of
THREE FNGEkED JACK Three Finge ed Jack, Mr.. Schi-
notti
Doors at s, and performances to nj o'clock.
Boxes so cents Pit IS cca without dis nc;ion Of
J2-I
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02
" r. NDO Es
nv xrIp,cI1C or A III Ia 4

BY VIRTUE OF FI IA EXECUTION, ;, J, :
will expose sale public vendue Tuesday the 81 of
January 1887 O'Clock in the forenoon, Chatham
rgst and that RICHARD LOCKE hath IN and
10 the printing of the NEW ERA NEWSPAPER
&c s. TRENCHARD, Marshal d30 Tvs
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02
TEMPERANCE EATING HOUSE,
Corner Nassau and Ann streets,
BY II. PATTINSON.
AMERICAN THEATRE, BCwERY.

variety Of Hot dishes from rise until 10 at night
rs Roast Turkey Goose Chickens, Tame ana Wild Ducks
venson Steaks, and Mutton Chops. d3l ST.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02
SUITABLE HOLIDAY P.RESENT


orayl,an
II Persons furnishing thar
" Merchant" and Store Keepers Copplae
few hours
Fashionable
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02
DANCING ASSEMBLIES,
BY MIR. ID. GIBSON.

AT THE rIrTEENrH wARD HOTEL, CORNER BLHgcKER
AND BROADWAY,
EVERY FRIDAY EVENING AT EIGHT.
Tickets 20 admit two Ladies' and cents To be
hadof Mr. Kinney 18th Ward Hotel and Of Gibson si7 Green
wich street. dis.lms
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION,
ZOOL GICAL INSTITUTE,

D
THE Public alv informed that order crafty the
Juvenile class the manager has introduced into the centre III
mana circle o. lis ieet circumference purpose
oms The Eief hant Camel Ponies Monkeys The general
O'Clock, II. NJ. " - i @
Mr. VAN AMBURGH will the Cages at q 81 oak NJ
innes 2ey afterwards, the fed pesn ce Of
the audience. " " ~ 10 "'s'e p'e7eAseo'
Season Tickets at 50, - ~ 49,
10 Visitors have free ADM sion B,wery Reading Room
a2t.fi
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

EQ U EST TRAN ESTABLISHME Mt
AND NEW YORK CIRCUS
vauxhal Garden Bowery.
GRAND OLYMPIC EXPLOITS.
WITH OTHER STRIKING NOVELTIES.
I'm MONDAY, January 2, 1887 and evening daring
- Te week superb Cayacade and Allegorical representa-
non OF inc -Four Quarters Ct the World America Europe,
and Africa The Revels of Punch and udy
Barlsw and saster g. Cooks Surprising Esuibrums by Mr.
Wells on the Enchanted Chair and -Four Bottles Rapid oe-
masnp by Master Cooke heing his first before
Amencan audience Cinderella and the Glass Slipper
Cookies Triple Representation on fleet courser Fasta Shy-
lock- and kchr Ill with other splendid acts which are fully par
cua zed in he bills of the da the terminating with
lasshable scene called the Merry Mlers and Sweep
= IL DAY REPRESENTATION will TAX place every Mon
day, ut O'Clock during the full change of entertain
ments viii be given each
Boxes ST. Pit so Children under half
price Doors al quarter past sclock First
past g. and the per ornace commences precisely at O'Clock
sJ2Iw
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02
LA BELLE NATURE AND DAPHNE

LA BELLE NATURE AND DAPHNE
PIE CELEBRATED Pic uRE OF LA BELLE NATIIRr
~ BY BOUDEr OF PARIS, $3.50
One OF the finest productions 81 the
10 tins q other countries and which has been highly reca
mende by the Editors Of the prncpa journals most the pr.
opal cities in the United together with recent rca
from The pencil denominacd DAPHNE are now being
hsted nj No. 81 CsItlandt street 'e -
PORTRAIT a. MINIATURE PAINTING
MIR. BouDEaS Painting now open for the recon;o,
vsltss IN the building above mentioned lie guarantees IN hs
potraic fafsl resemblance the original aud The speros
'"A'" " '"' WIN ~ dsIlms
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

Tickets 20 admit Ladies' and eneman SO cents To BE-
hadof Mr. Kinney 18th Ward Hotel and Of Mr. Gibson si7 Green
wlch street. dis.lms
ROWERY THEATRE-Thcun undersigned having IN
- ken lease othc Bowe Theatre for the seven yeaH
with the night two renewals Of each propo-cs re
wSr building the thirty FIVE shales of one tbolsand
dollars each, upon the following TERMS
Each share TO b. enred To- free admission the share hold
er uon every night 81 performance Benefit nights excepted
Each shsr 70 BE- entitled to amherst ornt eff per
annur, payable hall yearly.
The Lease be assigned be eectedby The .hao
shares, - -
The Lease containing clause Coz the payment Of the
Of their shares at the end off, years as they NAV
elect - -
The sharss be ,ranierabc UPON M tho Trustees.
and the % adn.s,on may he transferred each year.
In order tho share holders any ss the under
signed agrees y effect M Insurance e Bung
the Trustees and keep the renewed from 10 time until the
" the lease meney IN case Of loss 10 be
". DrNNEroRD.
We whose he~eunto agree take the mum.
Der Of sha set opposite TO oar nsncs respectively am pay
may call Cor work progresses The slecnption list i a.
posted and enquiries he made al the Office ofsANFoRD
MANEliS. 10 Chamber strset o25-u
NOW EXHIBITING at Nc American ACADEMY.
Barclay street, near Astos Hotel the two original su
bime paintings the Temptation Expulsion of ADAM and
Eve PAINTED by Duhaef for the king Charles X o France
They have been exhibited dwing the fsr years OF the
prinea cite OF the United state to the lively ua6.asn o
Abundance Is cents Season tickets 50 cents.
Doors open from Sin The morning, till . at night
The Agent confidently the pubic that this will be the
last exhon rs the pictures shortly ia be retained TO Eu
fope.
Fpw IL kept constantly warm. ssm
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