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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-01-19
NEWPORT:
Thursday, Jan. 10, 1887.
TIE FIRST RETASTE
OF THE POLICY OF THE NEW
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
TRATlON OF TIE TA-
RIFF!!!

Those Of our Wing friends in this
State who disaPprovcd Of the opposition
to Martin Van Buren,, on the ground,
that being Northern man, he must ne
ccssariIy bc.a friend to Northern infer
es's, will now sec, how exactly nll the
Wing predictions, in the journals oprcs-
ed to him, have been verified, to the let
ter, by his actual course. He is not yet
warm in the Executive seat, when his
P'emoniiory Symptom, in the Ilous. Of
Repre- is put forward with n
bill, which, if sanctioned by Congress,
will go far to annihilate all the vast
Northern capital invested in Manufac-
lures (of which 10 inconsiderable IA
mount exists in this place,) under the
faith Of a law, for the honest fulilment
Of which every leading party in this
country stands committed, 1t is no vain
flourish of the weak and vaporing pre-
tender at the head of the Committee of
Ways and Means-this bill of abomina-
tions. II is bill concerted and agreed
upon by the leading and most confden-
,ial friends Of the President erpscioni, in
the Senate and House, and which, il ia
well known, has his willing and long
matured sanction. 1t matters not, that
the country has prospered beyond exam
pie, under the healing and beneficial
provisions Of the Compromise Act; tha,
millions have been invested on the faith
Of its being honorably and pnnctnally
adhered to; that the South is satisfied,
and the. North advancing in it's career Of
prosperity with steady step; that no
class in the community feels the pres
sure Of that act--,n political purpose is Go
he answered, and that is enough for Mr..
Van Burcn! II Is Jeiiered that ne,r
friends can be bought, and party sus-
tanned at the South, BY deadiy bion at
one Of our great inicress-and when an
object Of this kind has been presented to
him, at what hour in his life was Mr.. V.
B. known to fahcr?
We understand that our Representa-
tive, Mr.. SpRAGuE, has written home 10
his friends on the subjec, Of this bin, ex-
pressing the utmost alarm at the prospect
in the House, and snyir. that his sole
reliance is on the resistance Of the SEN
ATE! He looks, it appears,to the Claws,
the Web sters, and the Southards, as his
best md surcst champions-at the very
moment, too, when he and his party in
this S,ta,c,a striving tn stig'na,ize these
same statesmen, in the most opprobrious
manner, for the faithful discharge oitheir
dn,y on another well known occasion
What commentary this" the Expung-
ing Resolutions Of our General Assem-
bly, during the last wcek-nnd what n
keen rebukc to the miserable syeophan-
tic spirit, which led to their adoption!
We trust and hope that measures will
be Immediately taken in this town to ex-
press the opinions of our citizens on the
bill reported Ivy Mr.. Cambreleng, in the
shape of a memorial to both Houses oi
Congress. Whatever is To be done in
this business, must be done quickly.
CONGRESS-.
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From the Mobile Mercantile .4averiiser, Jan s.
OuR MoNEr MARKET.-Yesterday was all
important day in the money market and mo
ney affairs of Mobile. About two millions OF
dollars fell due at our three banks-and we
learn that the money was paid over with
promp,ness that reflects the highest credit
upon our merchants and business men,
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Married.,

In this town. on "Wednesday lilh inst by the
Rev. Mr. West, Mr. DENIM. Brown to Miss Sarah
Tabsr, both of Fall River.
On Tuesday evening last by the Rev. Mr..
West, Mr.. BO,emsn Munroe j.. OF Portsmouth,, To
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CoURr OF ENQuIRY--We have given in
preceding column, an interesting account
Of the proceedings Of the military court Of
Enquiry, at Frederick, Nd. from the Balti-
more Chronicle. Owing to the indisposi,ion
of Gen. Scott, and the absence of witnesses,
the Court was several times adjourned from
day 10 dav.
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Miss Hannah Dyre. daughter OF the late Mr..
Aaron r. Dyre, ofibi- town.
IN Iiverton 9Th inst nv the Rev. Mr.. Mory.
Mr.. Weaver O.bor". 10 Miss raiisnee b. Dwelly
bo'h Of fhai place.
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Samuel S. Allen, Esq. has been appointed
by the President, Collector Of the Customs for
the District of Bristol and Warren.
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fn the Supreme Court Of the u. s. on the
18th inst. Albert e. Greene, ESQ. Of this
State, was admitted Attorney and Counsellor
of said Court
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NEWPORT BANK.

A II the Annual Meeting Of the Stockhold-
N ers of the Newport Bank, held or We'd
ncsday, Jan. 4,h, the following gentlemen n
were elected Directors for the ensuing year,
viz:-William Vernon. Thomas q. Pl,man,
Simon Newton, Isaiah Crooker, jun. WIN. S.
Nichols. WIN. Stevens. Edward F. Newton,
Willion 4. Barber, Edward Y. Allan.
And NJ n subsequent meeting Of the Dlrec-
tors, William Vernon. Esq. was chosen Pre-
sidcnt, =. CAHOONE, Cashier.
Newport, IAN. l2.
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AUCTIONS.

On Saturday merit, at 10 o'ci.ck, a. W.
IN front Of W. HuHs Store, riA BE-
sold al Pubic .4vcfion
> Cooking Vsioves-furniture. beds, 10 boxes
Rasius--l Dbl. Cnrrants-l Dbl. almonds.
and other articles.
n. HALL. .1ucf'r.
Jan. 10.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVALS.

SuspAr. ifth-aT. \. hr. Adams, Tobey, r. m Bai
more for Host u.
schr saH'u. Narion Wiibor, from Norfolk for Prov
idepcc.
loop Camilla. Vars, from New Work
10 p Hope. Phmnn. from New York for R,istoi.
TUESDAY, l7ih- mr.. bre Pandora. Sheppard. NJ md
for rovdenc", da,s from iinvanna. Sailed In COM
p'nv with i!rig. he Lyon, for New York; Spoken for
oston; m, for mca; aud Sch'r. Pomona, for Mas
sau, New Piovidri c-.
MEMORANDA.
~ Charle@ton, Fec. Goth. Sch'rs Caledonia nd
l,' nper from this ror. hin Nm. Engs, Vaughn for
I'avrr, went 10 sea 81 the 81 inst. AR. the 5h
Sch'r Nranrh, Wiley, from ilDvannn.
- Havana 2 nh ut 'chr. Warsaw, Bnrdiek, of III .
port, dischargng.
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TEETH.

DOCTOR GALLUP having returned, in
~ tends to remain in Newport until he has
completed his engagements. Having remov-
ed his FuRSAcE from New York, he is now
prepared more perfectly to fabricate, colour.
and ft his SrLicIoUs METALLIC TEETH to
the varied conditions Of the mouth.
He respectfully invites 'hose who have
long waited his professional services, 10 call
at his office in Spring street.
Dec. % 1876
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For Sale or 10 Let.

9zA The House at the corner Of
IssssHs Spring oni Fair streets--and u
sssM House in Mil street, next wesr
Of Stephen Cahoone. They will
be sold on accommodating terms, and posses
sion given the lst of April next. For further
particulars apply at the corner Of Spring and
Fair streets. [Oct 20, 1896.
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CLOCKS At Auction.

CLOCKS At AUCTION.
On Saturday erening n'rt, at 6 O'clock. at
the subseribsr's Store piH be soid at Public
auction.
- good Clocks. warranted. Persons wishing
~ Ia purchase Clocks are n,iieJ to attend. as
tho sale will be positive. NJ. HALL, .9uet'y.
Jan. 10.
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TO LET,

TO LET,
md possession gircn The first day Of
March nert.
yaytIE store No l57. Thnines-st. now occu-
i pied by Thomas Fowler, in Gon, Of the sub
.cribsr's dwelling house Said store has mnhosa-
nv counters and every fixture Of ,he best kind ic,
the Dry Goods business, with convenient Count
ing Room in the rear.
Dec. 8. 1886.
EoAr FouYp.--A small boat, about 10 fee
~ lorg, painted green, was found by me
subscriber, ndriit near the north wharf at Fort
Adams, yesterday morning. The owner can
have it again by proving property and paving
charges. PATRICK PENDERGASE
Newport, Jan. 8 1872.
The herald., 1837-04-07

pAwsBRoKiSG.-About twelve fifteen years ago
n Preventive Police was established in London, for
the psrpose of protecting the city, night and day,
from the depredations Of thieves burglars ncendia-
res rioters and oil that sort Of yagabonds, withou,
character or industry, who frequent large cities.
Since the establishment of that body in London il is
remarkable fact that theft burglary, and fires have
very rapidly decreased while the population has in
creased
About the same period that the preventive police
of London was established, large emigration Of
pawnbrokers took place 10 this city. 1t would appear
that the preventive police Of London, by being always
on duty, watching rogues, threw very serious inn
pednent in the business of pawnbrokers IL London
became a bad atmosphere for these harpes, called
pawnbrokcrs, New York, IN consequence of the ab-
sence of any public police, tour present police seldom
wake up from sleep, except at private emolument)
has been perfect Eden, Goconda, an FL Dorado.
These valuable pawnbr0kcrs who emgrated from
London at the TINS referred, being up 10 all the
mysteries Of the trade have gained great charac.
ter and profits while the states prison and pcnl.
tsntiary are always respectfully filled with thieves
burglars and lncendaries. In certain by.streets and
secret passages IN the centre of the city the pawn.
brokers have risen, Pdri passu, TO magnitude and i'm.
portance with their rivals in shaving in Wall street,
For some years past the business has been conduct.
ed on most extensive and expert plan as the grand
Jury in their presentment last week, very accurately
described The courts ofjustcs have been filed with
their victims, while the instigators have 90, rich,
saucy, and ride in their carriages
Pawnbroking in this city IS carried on in systema-
,c plant system Of plundcr beyond the reach Of
detection. Since tho masters of the science came
from across the water, they have made many i'm
provcmcnts, and several additions to the general
principles of action OF late years, the effect of
these systems have been in the increase Of fires
increase Of crme-ncrease of ckpocksts of all de-
scnptons. In every part Of the city these dens for
the reception Of stolen goods are to be found con.
The herald., 1837-04-07
MARRIED..

on wedscs day, 5h inst by the Rev Dr. Hawkes. Louis r.
Root to Miss Elizabeth daagh Of stephen Num- ESQ., all Of
On wcdne day, 5th inst hy the Rev Dr. skinner l.
Case Of the rm OF Gfng Case TO Mary Anne daughter # J.
on Wednesay 5h inst 10y the Rev Mr. Bscheln r. T. Me.
an of switzerland to Sarah Caroline daughter Of stansby,
ESQ ofihis city.
n.k Abraham Van santyord 10 aharne l. the
late ,. V. d. varick, both Of Jersey City.
DIED.
on Wednesday,, 5h inst Miss Susan atsd daughter Of tho
late Ben. Balsted, of tbi. oi y, aged ss years
Tefcnls aud Of the y 81 10 a.
tend the funeral this an Mt O'Clock from her late rest
dcnce, - White Il, corner of Church. =,
"wednesday, 5th inst Of consumption, Samuel 1bomon W
the 18th year of his age.
on Wednesday 9Th zrvah daughter of reier and Caa
rim. Walters aged and 10 months.
Tuesday sth inst Jshn wal.h sges IS years .a a.,
on Tuesday, ith inst Phebe wife Of Thomas e ro' u "
on Tuesday ith in. Oliver inf Mt efcapt Oliver renny
aged months
WEEKLY REPORT or iNTERMENIs In lily, oy inspec s
rday, hs s Of April VIZ s. men, % "o'"' '"' y
~, b ba ware .ftbs aeecf year and der 81 be ween
the ags ~ and years and ~ am " o ~ and ~
and 50 and % 49, 20 ana ~ 1s " 'Va""
.. anu ~, NV s Ab-ccss .; Bedipg from the lung.
ra...c. a. Cbo era nous, y d. nfannm Consumption -
conuop@s @ s Trp ~ the bend 81 DO cbe., d Drowned y,
terry q Fcye do eni,ien y do ruep tn do scsr,t 49, d.,
pn9a ne., M TO- d. liver do lung. do kdnJs do heart
In-s ncria Marasmus q Measles bforf
a,,,on Il ola age d Pay Rupture small pos Ieethns u
Ulcer o,png coush2 Worms burned or scaded i con-
OF the shove there were from the Aims House O. from Bellevue
PAGES af NotiryUnted States liz Ireland, England
Scotland q France, u Germany 10; Sweden, Spain u un-
known s. -. y.
City Insrectors Office, AIril i,i0s7.
The herald., 1837-04-07

FiRs IN NrwARx, N. IA fire attended with
dreadful consequences took place in Newark yester
day morning between and o'clock, A. M. at a
two story frame building situated No. l6 Fair street.
Three young men, who slept in the End story. were
unhapply burnt TO DEATH Their names were Michael
Beiah Charles Kellet and Thomas Jennings. We
have not ascertained the origin of the calamity.
The herald., 1837-04-07

The above are one sheet, and amount - the
moderate sum of Sl9OO0O.
The herald., 1837-04-07

SINGULAR ARREST AND CoNrISEMENT-Several
weeks ago gentleman, the son Of Mr.. Henriques.
who kept dry goods store in Broadway was arrest
ed on criminal prosecution as he stepping on
board vessel going TO the West Indies. In conse-
quence of fire. his father and his brother failed in
business and sold off their stock ofgoods. The son ar
rested had no business connection with the house. but,
quantity of clothing trunks seized, and under
the supposon that it belonged to the firm, he was ac-
cuscd OF felony. His clothes were called cases OF
goods Since then he has been confined in Jail on this
charge, and his wife and children thrown on the wide
world helpless and alone. In consequence OF the de-
ten,on of his ruaks Of clothing his family are de-
prived Of change Of linen.
We could tell long story Of this gentleman, bu
his trial under this charge comes on to-day.
The herald., 1837-04-07

FAScv Box SroRE.-Gcsrge Peuscher 1--WE spell,
never pronounce German names) has opened beau
ticul fancy store at l2l Fulton street, three doors
from Nassau. He manufactures paper boxes OF all
kinds so well adapted for holding laces, linen, ker-
chiefs, and silk goods. He is regular importer OF
genuine Cologne water, an article which can hardly
be got elsewherein in New York. He has also rccelv-
ed several premiums from the American Institute.
We request all pretty ladies-none slse-to go and
take look at his patterns for beautiful embroderles
See his advertisement in another column.
The herald., 1837-04-07

MonE ExroRrIos or MoSoPoLIEs.-In another
column will be found report Of trial respecting the
Manhattan Gas Company II appears that to add
iniqui,y this outrageous monopoly the agents had
the audaciiy eftr bribe for Ike suppression Of The
report How long will the country bear such iuso-
lcncel
The herald., 1837-04-07

CovRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Thursday, April 6th.-
Before Judge Irving.
There were eleven SET down for trial, but none
Of them being ready-the court adjourned until ii o.
clock 10 day
The herald., 1837-04-07

checked in its impulses TO truth science, and ma ure
Periodical literature is the living soul of our age-ths
thinking mind Of our nation. BY having put into their
hands. newspapers conducted with intellectual eleva
ten and good taste young pupils become at once a
part of their age, and feel an interest in every thing
going onward around them.
The herald., 1837-04-07

STREET BEGGING.-This nuisance is becoming in
tollerablc; and, usual, number of impostors who
speculate on the sympathy of the humane are the
prime gamers.
There is n robust Irlshman who has commenced this
business within the present week. He accosts the
pas.engcr-ells dreadful story Of his having sick
family-,ha, he has fortunately been engaged to work
over in Jerseybut has not the means of paying his
passage. The kind hearted should be put on their
guard against this vagabond. He has levied pretty
considerably on the public purse during the last two
days.
The herald., 1837-04-07

CoRoSRRs 1SorEsTs.-Three lnquests were held
yesterday. One at No 90 Orange street, the body
Of Edward Huis, who after eating hearty dinner, lay
down and went TO sleep apparently in perfect health
Some Of the inmates of the house. wishing to rouse
him. discovered he was dead.
The deceased came two days since from Phladcl
pha, was an Irshman by BIRTH and about thirty five
years ofage.
verdict-death from some cause unknown.
The second inquest was held at No. "a Centre
street. on the body Of Sarah Mason, coorsd woman
aged 81 years, who suddenly fell down in ft, and
Immediately expired.
verdict-dcah from fl.
third inquest held at the city hospital on the
body Of John McDallnut whoon Sunday last was
run over by carriage aud had his leg severely frac
tured, and who died yesterday morning in conse-
quence Of the injuries he then received
The deceased was seemingly about 40 years OF
age, and had the appearance Of being laboring man.
The herald., 1837-04-07

Quoted the regular London plan, and some OF them
branshes Of each other.
II is really time for the corporation or the leg,sa-
ture TO take up this subject and examine il fully The
encouragsnentwhc the system gives to vagabonds
and rogues is Of the most extraordinary nature. II
is full time to probe the system to the bottom.
The herald., 1837-04-07

ENNF~ w y ~%ffrNN - ~, .
n. q. Bank, lis, nj, la
Rank Of ". y Ia
Bank of America. lls
bel. A Hud. 20, 6si, si, ., n
Dry Pock Bank, ls5, i27l, n
Laiay elite Bank, 40
Morris Canal III, Is
Bk state n ". ", 100
Farmers Trust Co, est, 5a
Aus. trust Co, n
Illinois Bask. ~, ~
Prices OF stocks at
y. :. Bank, liza, "
Fam. a Mech. Ia. Ga
Narhanic, Bank, 50
Gifaf! rank, 55, 81
The herald., 1837-04-07

20
with eleven enorsers, ". IN Instead OF H. NJ.
Oh MorisD The sthers all the payable Manhattan
Bank, N. ""
nees Of $4,000 by d. E. E at hs,
payable at Merchants Bank, N. Y.
"Fid and le with H. James while was IN New York. 27ih
The herald., 1837-02-23
SIX DAYS LATER FROM Evsors.-By the shiP Man

uDAvsL LATER FROM EvRorn.-By the ship Nan
tucket, 1t Boston, we have accounts nom Lrespoo'
to the 18th ult.
The New York packet ship Ere, Capt. Funk, from
Havre bound 10 New York. was lost near Havre on
the st sf January and every person On ooafu ar Ee
is doubted. She was to hete sailed from havre on
the 27h Dec and the l4th Jan. II was positively
known at London that she was not lest. The lost
vessel is supposed 10 be a brig Erie.
In relation to the money market the London OBJ
server of the 7h says "Among the monied and CON-
merca interests the city, the feeling has increased
in favor of the full and speedy restoration Of conf
dence, and the resumption of activity IN all depart
ments of trade and commerce. The public Sc curtes
have shown great deal of elasticity, and though q
temporary depression occurred yesterday the market
nearly recovered itself before the termination Of bus
ness.
advanced TO 90a, the quotation for the February ac
count being fraction less than 81. The continued
rise in the French funds excltes surprise, as money
continues scarce. ta4
The Cotton Market Liverpool, Jan. 9.-The cotton
market is firm, and Brazls shade higher since II
day The sales today arc 1000 bags, and on Saturday
| 5000.
LIVER; o0I, Jan. THE common and middle quail
ltes of cotton have advanced to per 10. Other
sorts of American were in good demand at former
| prices.
The whole amount of cotton imported in the king
som last year was lS9 1874 bales, of which 759 1876
| were American. In the preceding year the whole
amount was l079,5l6, of which 756.632 were Ame-
nean. :.
| Letters from Toulon Of the 30h December, men-
ton that the preparations for the new expedition
against Constantine continued; and with renewed
activity; 1000 men were to be embarked Immediately.
The trial of Meunier was expected to commence on
the 18th of February The trial of the persons mpl-
Gated in the Strasburg affair, were to commence on
the 9th ult.
The Portuguese government have issued decree
prohibiting the Importation expcrlaton OF slaves by
sea or by land in all the Portuguese dominions, with
out exception under very severe penaltes.
The prices of admission to Drury Lane Theatre be-
ing reduced to two shllings for the boxes-onc sh-
ling for the pit and sxpence for the galley-l6000
people visited the theatre in enc week.
LIVERPOOL, JAM 4.-The sales on Thursday last
were 500 bags; Friday 1000; Saturday 5000; Mon
day 1000; Tuesday 1900, and today to 5000. The
demand from the trade snll continues good and spec
ulators have taken little. Price, have advanced in
inferior American I'd to i'd per h. and Egyptian ID 10
Id per h. while in good American and Brazil there is
little or change. The mpor, of the week is 246s
bags.
The herald., 1837-02-23

Iftkis resort sh0uld not succeed,
ana you be ne oar friend in need;
To Msffat's pills we'll quickly ny,
For we're re solved to burn or die.
know, dear James, you cannot bear,
To see tn girls 80 bright and fair.
Prom weight OF IN worlds ills,
Fly Hpto Heaven on Moffatf.s pills.
know your heart Is of, mould
That n, ver can be ought with gold
And 30, dcar James, we shallcxpcct,
That in our cause ycu'il break our mock.
The herald., 1837-02-23

~ TIVE CoSckRr a, the City Hosel on Tuesda,
evening was an exquisite treat. 4, was full Of bcaut,
and fashion. Tksec mins,rels will have , prod;o;ou,
The herald., 1837-02-23

DEAR JAMES GORDON Your well known gal
anry to the fair induces TO call upon you in
the hour of difficulty belong unfortunately, to that
class of ladies' now becoming very this city
called "singe' and my prospect ofchanging it. daily
becomes less The present expenses of living in ~ Y
deter all persons from popping the question There's
my old father with his red nose sitting the corner
grumblng and scolding at me for remaining on hand,
when provisions are SO enormously high; but assure
you, dear James Pm not to bame-I do my best but
the beaus fight shy these hard times. should GER
tany despair, had not one left and that is
vou, dear James Gordon Bennett, to you look for
relief at this momentous crisis
The herald., 1837-02-23

II SESroN-ihe capital sefton-takcs bencfi
at the little Franklin on Saturday. John, will yo,
take bumper too
The herald., 1837-02-23

Mn. EoIToR.-I too am in favor of Col Monroe 4
Mayor What have you 10 say7 Sos.
RsrLy.-Nothirg g-Ed. Herald
The herald., 1837-02-23

THB TRIAL.-The summing up of counsel on both
sides closed yesterday. Today at eleven O'Clock, the
Recorder delivers his charge to the jury. Mr.. Gra
hams speech, reported in this days paper, is power
full eloquent convincing and conc elusive. Mr.. Phe-
nix has done his duty with fearlessness and magma
nimity-he has acted nobly. We care nothing now
what the verdict may be-the evidence is before the
world. verdict is already rendered by the public
voice. General remarks this extraor dinary trial
tomorrow. Look out ye gang!
E'T No Express Mail last night when we went TO
The herald., 1837-02-23

II When are the Hungarian Minsirels to have
their next Concert
The herald., 1837-02-23

tT c. Fl. Delavan's new fancy hardware stor
80 Maiden lane, ia the handsomest in the city.
The herald., 1837-02-23

Ar The Courier and Enquirer is nfcting the Gala
nifty Of another defence upon the gallant General
Scott There ought to be subscription raised to buy
out the silence the bed blanket.
The herald., 1837-02-23

FAIRY VotumE-Colman' 2ob Broadway, has sent
us Byou AimonSc this smallest, nea,csi, loyel;est
we ever II reminds us of little Charlotte Wat.
son. There's in il portrait of MaIibran. Onlv co
TO 205 Broadway ladies', and look at the thing.
The herald., 1837-02-23
xy The Fancy Ball in Baltimore by and by.

P,Iors.-wc do not believe the Pilot law will be
altered this The present system il absolutely
necessary for the well being of "our party"