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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-01

Some idea may be formed Of the vast
wealth Of the State of New York, when il
is remembered that in 1885, the amount OF
personal and real estate on which taxes are
assessed was, even at the low rates assum-
ed as the basis of assessment, FIVE hundred
and thirty millions of dollars. With such
resources it is no wonder that the empire
State has gone on at so rapid rate IN the
march of improvement. The question nat
urally suggests itself whence was this value
acquired, and how does it come to pass
that State which but few years since
could boast little more than a vast extent
of fertile but uucultivaled land covered with
timber almost useless to It's possessor, could
have risen in so short a period TO such OPP
ulence. Magical as the change seems 10
have been, 1t is the result of canals, rail-
roads, and steam boats. At the period re-
ferred to, the difficulty Of getting TO mar
ket with the products of agriculture or man.
ufictures was such as to make the expense
attendant on their transportation nearly
equivalent to the price for which they could
be sold. The farmer who could not send
his grain To market, did not think II worth
while to involve himself with the charge OF
clearing his land, 10 greater extent Than
vas Indispensable for the support Of his
family, and consequently the richness OF
the soil was Of no avail to him. The mo-
meut however that canals we're made, the
en,,r. districts through which they passed
we're hroJgtt into culture, owing to the Va
cilitie. they afforded and thus The value O.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-01
NOTICE TO BANKS.

VUyIIOSE Banks which have signifed their IN
Il tention to accept the Public Deposies, under
the Act of October last. hereby notified that the
frs, lnstaInent (Si274s5, IO) has beon received
and is ready lor distribution
The Banks in the counties Of Providence and
Kent are requested to apply at the Secrciaiy's VI
fee in Providence An others, to tho General Treas
urer in Newport. a..
John BROWN FRANCIS
HENRY BOWEN. iComrs.
JOHN STERNE,
Jan Goth I537.-2Jtb.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-01

Singular accident and Extraordinary
Operation. Some days since, says the n.
Y. Star, whilst a young lady, daughter of
one of our most opulent citizens, endeavor-
ing TO pick IA knot in thread with n CAM
brio needle, the needle suddenly broke in
two pieces, and the pointed half was sent
with great force into the eye, where II pen
etratcd to n considerable depth. The
dreadful pain in consequence can be bet
ter conceived than described. Physicians
were Immediately sent for, and after trying
in vain gave up The attempt to cxlrcate the
needle, which had forced itself through the
external coat of the eye. DIR. Scudder, the
ingenious oculist was finally sent for, but
not until fears were entertained that the
needle would penetrate into the brain and
cause death, which in all probability would
have been the case. The Doctor was Civ
en- to understand that the eye was consid-
cred as lost, and that the only hope of the
lsdy's parents were, that the needle could
be extricated, and the life OF their only
daughter saved DR.. Scuddcr Immediately
proceeded to an examination, and at once
pronounced that lie could extricate the nee
die and preserve the eye. He ordered an
anodine and when the patient was COM
paratively easy from its effects, made a
small incision with delicate operating
knife then by means of powerful mag
net, he drew the needle so near the surface
as to grasp it with pair of magnttised
tenacuium torceps," and asquick as thought,
the needle was in the palm of his hand.
BY means of mild collyrium, or eye wash,
the inflammation quickly subsided, and the
young lady is completely relieved, and is
now as buoyant and as happy as if nothing
had occurred.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-01
EINGLI.TS "a NAFLE'S s.
SOAP

yUylIE Subscriber has received lot Of RiHO-
LETS, which he offers very low. Also few
dozen pets genuine old Naples Soap. y few doz'
en- Ki,ridges celebrated eye water-Cordlal, Cepha'
c Snuff and another lot OF low price French 10
ogne, in fancy bottles.
Jan. 4th. J. REMOND, 1877 Thames-siree'-
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0rNOTICE.~fD

ALL person. indebted TO the subscriber, VII
~ confer favor by making Immediate paymon, ,a,
90 sl ,ho,c having demands win present them 'or
settle eIneni. -
Jan i,h 1857
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-01
Contents fthe late Patent OGce. BY

Contents Of the late Patent OGes. BY
u report made to the Senate, it appears that
the destruction of this great national reposi-
tory may be IN "A good degree repaired.
The number of patents granted is about 10,
600, aud the Commissioner believes that
most of these may be obtained and recorded
again. The whole number of models burnt
was 1000, and 5000 of the most important
of them it is believed may be replaced.
There were also destroyed los large folio
volumes ofrecords 26 large por, folios, con-
tanning 5000 drawings many beautifully
executed, and very valuable 1000 origi-
nal descriptions of inventions, besides
caveats aud many other documents. There
were also l30 volumes of scientific books.
The report says the Office contained The
largest aud most interesting collection of
models in the world. No model had been
preserved of Fultons first steamboat. but
there was deposited in the office II volume
of drawings executed by his own hand,
embracing, besides the various parts of his
machinery, three beautiful representations
of his steamboat passing interesting points
on the. Hudson, with sketches of the scenery.
There were about 1890 agricutural models |;
upwards of 1000 in factory machinery, and
1000 relating to navigation. The sum re-
quired To replace the 5000 models, which
would include the most desirable, is estima-
ted at 100000 in the whole the expense
of procuring drawing, descriptions, &c. at
$4,000, SO that, with sundry incidental cx-
penses, the whole expense of thus restoring
the office would not exceed 3l56,000. This
the Committee think the government may
well afford to pay, us this office has paid
into the common Treasury $780, '906 more
than its expenses. The Commissioners be-
lievc complete list Of all patents issued
can be procured.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-01
IMPORTANT NEWS !

PRosPEcr OF WAR WITH Mexico, -
INDEPENDENCE or CALuoRYrA.-Thc Uni.
ted States Sloop of War Boston, having on
board, our Minister near the Government
Of Mexico, touched at the Balize on the
I2rh instant, on her way to Pensacola.
Goroztiza had arrived in the city Of Mexi-
co. After has arrival, Judge Elhs demand
ed his passports, aud left the ci;y on the
25th ultimo.
A letter under date Jan. 3, from Vera
Cruz. states, that California has declared
her Independence of Mexico. Busiamenie
va. abou; TO he elevated to The Presidency.
I, was not positively known at vera
Cruz, whether Santa Anna had been roleas-
ed. His return to Mexico, was expected
tn produce a tremendous revolution. The
Boston left Vera Cruz on the 81 Jsnunry
Every tbing wors tlIg indication oi ap'
psnaehlag truuhic.
The editor of ,hs lru. Amerlean accom-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-01
MEXICO.

A slip from the Office of the New Or
leans Standard, dated the 10th ult., con-
,ains the following intelIipence:
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
NOElCE,.

GTMr, Harpurs School vii! be opo ned on Mon.
day neIt -----
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-01

BY MILTON HAIL AUCT'R.
an Saturday Evening next, at early candle light.
" will be sold at Public Aaeiion, at the subscri
bers store Two Clocks, One Bed, Books, Maps.
Calicoes, Jewelry, Clohing and gsea, variety Of
other articles.
Feb let NJ HALL, Anctr
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CUBA.

The news from Cuba has been so very
contradictory that we hardly know what to
credit. BY the following, it appears that
the disturbances in that Island are posi-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-01
AUCTIONS.

BY CiIAALES N. TlLLEY, AUCTR.
gJOH SATURDAY EVENING NEXT,
Feb. 4th.
NHTKLL be sold at Public Auction. at the Apct-
w ion Room No. llS Thamesstreet.
A Lot OF Dry Goods such rs caicoes. vosting. ta-
BILE cloths, silk & fancy hsndkerchiefs, cashmere.
sattinett, booking sewing cotton, satin beaver hats
20 N mems & boyshools. lot Of Jewelry-watch.
es, books. writing ami letter paper, caps. mtisn~
gloves, clothing, and varsity ofolher articles.
Conditions at the sale
Feb. L.,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-01

Death Of Black Hawk.-The GalIena
Ull.) Advertiser says that the celebrated ln-
dian warrior Black Hawk, was recently
drowned, in the Ioway river, by the upseiling
of his canoe, when returning from making
n treaty.
The herald., 1837-02-24

These include Iesa at Exchange
has gracuay falling yesterday sold losi and
dull fall has been caused by several nfs
but the the late operations and the
ofaomesc cxchang from the south Tse foreign exchange
de endeaverng order buy
and supply Themselves their drafts England IL is
calculated that both tho exchange agencies tie u s. Ea and
Morris Canal have sold sidc the of January three 10 i've mil
isns no foreign exchange already Gifted
from li5 toit7i They engaged conjunction with the
Grad Bank and Tiers in Philadelphia forcing down exchange
to ios less, order realise profit ncudiag legal interest
and mark aid these operations and facilitate their
stable movements.
woas there ore if these utons SUCH are
be reach general system, unit,
large National Banks, chartered by Conr S.
the ether ia New o leans There
control ofhe and exchanges lodged
and two large ns tatons plaa ed in the
em o would check each other keep whole
in harmony and ord The U. 3. INK
tution and is managed chiefly for the profit of its stockhode
without reference t. the regulation of the currency
money systen must aat be left its free will.
Prizes Of stock, at the New York EXCHANGE, Feb. 20.
Y. =. Bank 20l, 20, Is Eagle lbs Co. 81
Del q Hud s2t 9lt. Am. Ins Co, l16, lis
Bk State III ". ", ll0i NO. Gas Co ss&
vcksburg Bank 97 Q, Ia M.hawk r. R., So, 554, e5A
Planters Bank Tenn, l0i Paterson X. r., 81
Kentu ky Hank, 94, 9oa, Har II. r., SO, 70, III
Illinois Bask i0 Bos.& Prov II r. 1885, a.
Morris Canal Co., l0l, l00 80, ssSt gton r. H. 49, s,i
tafmes Trust Co, liia, ios Utica II. r.. al, I2ea LOT
Am. Trust Co Bait i0fl l04 I90L0ng Island r. r. 82 so
Q. Life q Trust Co. ll4A
Prices OF Stocks at Philadelphia, Feb. a..
u. Bank IlS4, lis Del & Had. 81, 9ts sA OFT 81 9e}
The herald., 1837-02-24

,,YIuARDs -Gen'lemes wS'nns -
Is sv "a parfs OF purchase tables are nv's1 W es ~ xs
a. Broadway, where tables e ro m ~ ~ nv ns s
a ahr c,,.h,ons and Se' peas
.ib yon eagle frames and common ta'ss - spovs wv ~ ~
,h~l md b. s.ormcnf over on.Feu ~ su
80 liz se who wish purchase al short n''ce ~ 'y can ~
paSS y ,ns In ne, with caah good retrFcnce
A., a sAss,ropp as Broadway wlacceve trompt ~ si"a'
ut5f
The herald., 1837-02-24

w UIt NFtsf-
- COPYING APPARATUS copying Letters, Invoices
tih The subscriber be attention Of
csns sssona genlenen and travellers generally, 10 ha
most compesc and yet simple contrvanc By
~, auous AK =" cnpng y eniirel overcome fs f'rn
wiring de>k. For sale win hsnie aad FETAL bv
. g. ,. FOLSOM, satinner and Doskerlter,
fiiu No 30 Fulton, orc door above Pearl 81
The herald., 1837-02-24
.IsEAsRs OF THE EYE

nISEASRS OF THE r YK.-Dr. ELLIOTT, Ocu-
y % and Professor o the anatomy and Of The
Atsan Sc3 Broadway, private entrance Duane
undivided aeutioa aud the
most cnichatsd ocuss Europe and America with the
extensive and successful practice the
confidence, that he the diseases Of the
without an operation, except Caferat Enfropium
Seaphyf0mn
SpECTACLEJ-Thc patent, beautiful transparent, medium
Spectacle Glasses having the peculiar property
eye perieoy cool giving immediate and permanent and
N D. T. will dasef6 the Paear Glasses, to suit tbc
tieulu defect.
Dv T. bcss diseases of the eyc and
hnpertecton ofv only. Office hours from o'clock
IN II
The herald., 1837-02-24
CIRCULAR.

W THE COMMITTEE OF GENTLEMEN on behalf of the
TAtLORE5SES AND sEAM5rRESSE5 ofhis city inform their
friends and the pu. lie generally thai they have taken the
of White sreef and Broadioav door William
Astws, ESQ., which and will continue Ill the
tcticd Esab ment fer their ready with splendid
OF French and Irish Linens eli ihe approved
bIcachsuc be sntcd all efwhch will lie
price nducemen for Gentlemen call and select such
uay suit and give employment 10 those who
sent without proper means of sapport.
The Committee have the pleasure 10 -onn al their eno thai
they can have all their articles of Wearing Apparel ada this
Establishment in the ncatest and best cscep oas which
WI not bs tempted Every other article OF DTcss wi be supplied
at = net snviag sfG5per cent
o artc es sac for Summer Clothing either tor Gentlemen
Boys, may be- had al this Stort
None hut the host OF Cutters will hs emp'oyeJ
tsnuemcn can either purchase the mat al
pnces - purchase tho :aztoa csswberc ha thein made
Inc pvice of Cutting panatoons, rs cents
:. DO. do. Vcst-, 25 90.
EVER description Of ckdrcss hing made order
for sale.
The Price o every article win be figures order
all be treated the whether judges nota that will
he will be to provide The the ae To be wade
by 0cn emn have heir clothes menaed by leaving them
the morning and calling for IA IN in the afternoon.
Families obtain scamstrcsos to work al then houscs
plying akove.
~ patronsing this Estab gentlemen will make very
considerable their expenditure, and employment
eight thousand good nsr females and prevent
after painful appeal hey make
tho benevolent Of this great ami good city.
On behalf Of the CormIttee - -
ELIAS FOUNTAIN,
N ~
The herald., 1837-02-24
MERICAN CIRCUS AND AMPHITHEA-
N TIRE, RICHMOND HILL, Conner varick and Charlton
se0e,s.
zOOLOG GIoAL INsTITUTE.

Unparalleled and Novcy For weeks only
commencing MONDAY February 9th" Tbs Lion and the Lamb
shau ne Mr.. VAN AMBrRGH at tive repeated
o the patrons Of this Essislnnent and
further induced by the bn last Ach atfcndcd his wond
III erploiA he will ducc the DEs the LION
Lionsss Tfycra Boy bearing in hs Lamb In add-
liant viii b. otsclred aud suddea in the midst Of
darkn he will the Den euveopcd In
flames bhc vurpc Fire the Of the Auas
when in situation admirably b. he calm
and Master, thus crnioe
sublime Te~ifc and Beautiful ~ spectsces jet pre-
audience The above performance will take place
al haKrast for the ensans two weeks and positively
Iongr
Tho perfof of Exhibition ssusual
The herald., 1837-02-24

w De1O0ss @'1'S'
spite of the exuee weather the stock market yesterday
slowly hui y and little felt in the
market quarters there strong impression that stocks
will gradually goupohes believe that they viii fall Grcatdive
sty Of opinion the efthe stock and
ket for he next month the ecie exchange
speatous the contradictory resul ahtcrad Every
day brings ut history Of these events and from
we hear quarter disposed believe that there
much fictitious effort and combination the
stock and money market -..
During the last week ten days, Lge es ospecie have
been Philadelphia and stocks have sold
decline In that peiod Il ia calculated that nsacons
betwesa the two cities have amounted four millions These
operations have had remote and sometimes immediate effect
foreign exchange For time United States Bank
and Morris Canal Company been selling egn exchange
the following rates.
The herald., 1837-02-24


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A MEKiCAN THEATRE, BOWEI,Y- 5TH
WILD HORSE or, MAZErPA The cHiD e ef f0 rHr ' Dr
s,e pa forms machinery Gorgeous aud app oprale % eN e
e whole Of Mr. cooHEs un,Iyasd STUD OF HORSES
p.ar. i W" up
he piece entirely arrangeI Produced and IN, uo, =.
by MI. wooiord '''''''
10 omm The numerous ,aiIo,s 81 his shmasef esgs leave
secure good seats The m o sodbe ,aien the dg i ~ s,a
RUS EVENING r,losrv o.,h ,,;IIha -
ne snpassn any piece ever oaaced Gssasd Eng, q man
THE WILD HORSE or AzEpPA THE cHp 1sI' or ga TED Tup
DESEnr
POLES
Plemisass Count FaIs'i"s'' 'r MGsSiul. Sasss
o o"'iss sEa. daus .,er of Castelar, u.! eSIss %so.
ze%iIs zsaa%s 's' muse NJ" Hs,,is; Mems;
'''' 0''''' ''r.us, r.srAns .s.a'' O'"e''l'S' &C.
Almer Khan, King ofTartary Mr. Piske,in,
Mamar consp,ire Che itain lamcs"s
RieEs,''S- Radae, <'s'''' Hfssd.am. fss.m
vhleza Mns And" ,so,
shepierdess Moore
In the coms. of this splendid spectacle win be- viz a.,
the life by steed the foiowi.r
The Court Yard of,hs Castle of Laur:sli, bv ,i.h,
Grand Nupn Procession Of the nfi and
Nnpts Gscm"ny chsaS q aSa Hfansas by x 4 rn. paa
Gmsd Arena Of the Castle BY Caller es, Towers, pa
Grand Triumphant Car r, Drawn nj BY six spotted Horse.
ANCIENT TOURNAMENT O"'ke.
Encounter of Men at Arms--Caroasai and
Chvalric Sports,
Comprising Broad sword Ctmbas-iRh lay with tho S,oau
Sword contest If - ~ 'n'ah
Mounted Knights and Gro snns the victos-lal Of Ar
Desperate eonss 9'S ssssSpa s' s and ci,is he Count p.n
MaseRPa a qsepogered ~ dpo g. by ns''be,s A'''"e
a.ou. coaat with pespees and aitsno ssas a
en will be realized oescnp-
'rhc ro,se was broncL,
Intrpth he was n M BE Steed 'o'sht
A Tartar ofthc Ukraine breed;
WhoIook N as t;.' ti,o st.eed "A f,ho,.I.
Were in hi- bm.s hat he ,,as Wild e'''
VIII, as tue Wild Deer and untaari,
with spar and bride unaedid'-9
pos hs .Nn a ~e %t ea r,ay aa, %sSa, Sax 'hons
AwayI @ Ia awaSI W. and on weJssh, 's'
Tsreni- lsss III aud less sh.n
The career Of rI,zeroa and ,ha
M ~ Wiin % HoH "a sr anu una
pel;uea,ed by Moving pano urna ana Living go,se -
s ofhe ~ aref.r with MI ,hs lose, porrayng
t tne S,h, S"Jsse " " ~ ~ " WIG i'''e "ccon'lanuncnis VI
"' n's". Its no d,ea,s
Tho w i'd Horse swins ~ ~, do, .,.
The tr,sht broad ni.er eu.hl ne 2 ,,ae ,sae"m
And we ar. half way stnggny o.,
TO yon uaknosn and silent shore -
g.. .rr..,... go .1-.--1.
fMnsf ,f,be III ee'' " ' ~ '"s peoi'oas frountans, and
retee'sithc ppopurr uu.N
-, o,o.s al Sooes ~ ~. IA :, a.
Nui~' tner sceds 'e'"s eahihs together
Awf,l Storm fear of Vopss-Arryal Of M.xo, -
xhans ed Strcd who suE on the
~ cast my osks ", the sky, - ''sue
saw n. especiiee Raven as. sun
Who scarce would wait, till both should die.
He flew a, d perch then fow OF 20 rose
say AnSIss II. .as ,as is"s, t,a .,.t, n sc1,ei s
Ardonc, so near rae he alt
/ cosId have slnote, pat lack d the stren,,b
a., 0d the ses ss. msSs h;H, o, If ~ r. s"e .ao
The sxered ste.ds FAINT !, ugr lns noisc
" NE scaIeeiy .ood pe called ayoice
lOecHG ~df on ength'
The herald., 1837-02-24
HANINGTON'S
ME w MOVING DIOR A ~ y,


NEW MOVING do AMAS,
CRY SALOON,
Opposite st Panfs Church. Broadway
vUyHE PUBLIC respectfully n.orme that tho above porur
and flshorabc place of ssement puch
iarcr scae formerly with Eatc New set of Moving
boan,c scenes, painted hy the best Artists The saon na
Secsrntrd forming ti complete AVID caun Psa ESthi
ton Room No has been spared 20 render the
neral iesng and splendid The scenery
has painted by Mess White, Wakef Jones Cram Beo
cough. Lchr, sewcl, and oilers ,r,,,, ..r,,.o
sIiiPwRECK or THE MEXlco
The faithful ts anchoy ycnf having
a,ed The sos and fashionable aud
nce representation w bo repeated this evening"
wv - I-Animaoed View Plymouth, England
rr-Eas Indian Scene, VI Naval battc
Ill-Panle sponiun, Nil-Ssom And Shnpwveek,
Iv-Fallofths Angeb, WI -CatkoLn N Coboebe,
v-rhe Celestial Regions ' iA-hahan Fantoccns
Among the DROP scenes are
Mount vsfnop. Duke While
View the Rhine G. Leg
Con,ana IN spain.-p. Grain, Sen.
Scene iscm he Maid Q, Caslsners j " sswen
View near M-sclonski. t,fcecc.-R Juncs.
Temple oi iScence-Waksr. 80
Boxes 50 cents Paetc and upper - chd
accompanied by their Parents Guardians half pEce
Does ocen al perfcaances commcccc At 1oeosh dsu
Now EXHIBITING ~ the American Acadcrsy
Barclay street, Astos Motel tho two ory,s and su
bhre paintings, tho Temptation Espu.oa of ADAM an
they have been cxhei dur M tho years r-osi Of t
pacspaI cite e the United States TO the lively Eaufsna"o
4 3oe,ns0 visitors.
| Ad.ttanco - cents. Season ticke's - copts.
Dows open from Sin the morn ns i o. ngh , ,.gl H. ,c
The AGENT confidently assucs phic hft RnM w - rn
ast exhibition, lho pictures shortly TO ohc
| orrcss room, !. hon, constantly warn. daan
The herald., 1837-02-24
ABHssseluscMas.


FRANKLIN THEATRE.-THIs EVENING viii
h pcssnt-i he splendid Tale Of Enclautn.ent called
LRLxE, Or The Revolt Of tho Nsadcs-Luine Miss Kerr
Ampbiseo, Mr. Psrslue
oaacle with the rasd Legendary of Horror entitled
FAusTUS-Faust,s Mr. Howara-Mcp Mir Judlh-
Vcny. - ' -~' NA'''
D9os open at 8 Performances O'Clock pre-
seiy Boxes 90 ca nts: Pit
NATIONAL LTIIEATRE.-IHIsE EVENING wIbe
A. pesened the Tragedy of ~ 0
Flynn. e'' W. "e"'' As"es' "'s'
After which the Nuiacal Piece OF
Watts. 49, = ~ ''''oo'e-Lh1apam MIS-
To concln % with the Farce of
IHE WANDE ING MINIS rREf-J.m Raps NJ s,,o,.r
Her er Carol Mr. Fumer-Jun a. Mrs CneJ,, ~ ""'"e'-
Doos open AT o. Performance colancnce. nj g., p
80 cents Gallery s7t = DoA'' 'Sii iH
The herald., 1837-02-24

IL JOHN SEXTON legs the appointment
Benefit Tor Satnrday EUttng 25th ins at the FRANKLIN
DRA MATC (Chntham Sqsarc) which
Mr. EDWIN has kindly vol inferred his will appear
Dib.s Comic Opera of DON GIOVANNI, or Spectre m
HoebackDon Govl lnn Mr. Edwin, which character he will
sing several porular songs.
After which, dor III, sih tmeo THE MUMMY-Tact, John
Seton.
To conclude with dst tine) Tom CRINGLE-Tom Cring e.
Mr. w SetoG-Fanny, M 9 Keut. =
jobs seon promises and body knows he's performer
mat the this shall be worthy
onage SO literally bestowed all his former peneHt Nights
The herald., 1837-02-24
FOR SALE.
20 REAMs OF sAUGERTIEs PAPER,
27A by 30.
ppy Al ils office. fl0iw-

4'OtGH AHTICLES.-A great variety E,r Cos,rhs
- Cold &chkewtsc, -oIand Candy, Sugar ef Honey Paro
la Dr LEWIS FTM1ie,tI.r2 Nh y NJ NJ Wnrp ~. ey ~,
The herald., 1837-02-24

NEW YORK TATTERsALLs.-The regular
public sales of Harness &c continue to
take wsp establishment, Moaday
Ia O'Clock. -.
T.p will Monday 27hi. at ~ o'clock
And all &c intended Tor thus SALE mast W
shown entered believe Saturday 2sfh INST at
O'Clock, r, VI. JOHN W, WhIsQN
flt sfo broahway,
IMITATION ENGLISH CHEESE. 70 cust :, sor
salsy HAM, Mhs, - binu.Nibf.
ftU BrOkcfs O IOnWistgon Ncft Fah'afeV Wattl "
The herald., 1837-02-24

~ ANTED IHIMEDIATELY-A COOK to 90 into
the conaty 50 miles from the city She must understand
ev business ecty and ng good rec0mmena char
acter Apply at s23 Broadway between the hours of and
O'Clock, p NJ TODAY, Friday. fai-Irr.
The herald., 1837-02-24
Ban 10 j. II. Grimtb.

ny THE Committee of have the ole 10
that the above Ball will take Nbos Monday
Evening" Feb s7ts and they feel assured from vry liberal
hay Lave met WITH upe to any festlyty
the kind in this - = - - 1890 =
Gentlemen wishing tickets procure them of either othc fol
lowing Committee Of Arrange n,ents
H. Wiitc, Chatham st. Cedar ST.; J. r. Robinson,
s Hammond streets L. Fisher 10 cherry street. r. Brswn i2
Shatnam street or 20 James ST. W. Carr II Wul street s.
Robins s6 FOrsythst.
The herald., 1837-02-24

IL. NATIONAL THEATRE.-A CAhD.-The public are
resp ctiuy informed, that Mr. DE WITT CL NroN SMITH
a es hs Benefit al the National Theatre Tuesday Erenig
2'h inst and lmakc his first appearance the
char Gu OF DA MONwhen WILDE brought forward other Novel
ties never wlnes
Damon, Mr. DE Witt G.. smith,
Comic Song Mutton Chops and Jack Robinson" in char
actsr by gentleman { this city.
To concuae with the play THERESE- by Young
Gentlemen, his first appearance . any stuge. a2