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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-24
NEW YoRK Cattle MARkET, MAY 9Th

tReported for the Journal of Commerce.l
Beeves-About 700 head were Brought to mar
ket for this week, sale, but the demand still re-
naming limited, the sales extended only TO 500
head, at reduction from previous rates Of IS cts
per ewt Prices ranged from 6 J5 to $40, avcra-
ging IS per cwt.
Sheep-No supplies worth naming, have arrived
a, the upper markets during The week.
Cows and Calves-there has been no important
val iation from the prices of last week. of brought
to the stand, 40 were sold at 20 Si5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-24

A letter from Vera Cruz Of the 18th, to
MIR. Kidd, Of New-Ohcans, says.
The American schooner Orient, of New
London, J. Morgan, Jr master. from this
port has been seized at the port of Goar-
acoalcos, by the authorities Of that port -
the master arrested and thrown into prison,
without any just cause, as the American
Consul, at Vera Cruz, was informed.
~. y Gaz.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-24
DANCING SCHOOL.

KUR. RASINI would respectfully give ro,ice,
Ivl that he will open School FOE the fnstruc-
tion of mastersand misses in the polite accomplish
ment of DANCING. at Masonic IIalfOn Wednes-
day Nav 2l.h. at 3 o'clock in me afternoon and at
7 o'clock IN the evening for gentlemen Parents
sending their children may rest assured that no
pains will be spared for their improvement.
n B Forterms or further PARTICULAR enquire
at w Calahan's and II. & w. A. BARRIERS Book
Stores, and at Townsepd's and Hassards Hotels.
x-r Mr.. X. would be happy 10 furnish music ioT
private Parties, and prompting Co.iilions DC.
Nav H. 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-24
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday May Is.

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot.
At market 235 Beef Cattle, 20 Cows and Calves.
PBcEs-Beef Cadle-About last weeks prices
for like quality were Obtained, and we quote to
correspond, viz few extra SS; first quality at !
25a 775; second quality Is a 7 25; and third
quality a; $5 05 rs
Cows and Calves-Sales we're made at % 81,
80 AZ and S35
Swne-We noticed several lots oflarge Barrows
weighing over 100 each, taken at &c. No lots
were taken TO peddle At retail 3 to 10 for Sows
and to ii for Barrows, according to size and
quality.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-24
"a a r r ie b

At Middletown on the Sd inst. by the Rev Mr..
Taylor, Capt. Job Barker to Miss Maria p. Sher-
man. daughter Of Mr.. Jacob Sherman, all OF thai,
town
In this town on Wednesday evening last, BY the
Rev Mr. Dumont, Mr.. James G. Johnson Of Alex
andria, ID C.) to Miss Mary Sharp Of this town.
AT st. Thomas Church N. Y, by Rev. Doc,.
Hawks, Mr.. Adolph Kieckhoefer TO Miss Anna
Bowen, daughter Of John Burrough Esq, of Proyi-
dance II I
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NOTICE.

'SgGcit ad id, Natwee, quod, po seit.'
UOHN w. DAVIS, JR. q co. desire Meth
q to display their goods By advertising, nor to
make a morse about Ba ik paper, specie payments,
shin pasters,' the currency in any shape-they
only wish 10 inform their friends and the public
generally that they have fresh and extensive assor
men Of groceries of all kinds all of which they will
as usual, dispose Of on the most reasonable terms.
and will receive in payment therefor as heretofore,
good old Rhode Island Dank Notes.
Newport MAY I7ih 1897. 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-24

From Surrender Of Oseold
Intelligence has. been received at Norfolk
that Oseola and Philip, with about 200 war.
riors, came into Fort Mellon ON the 9Th
inst. There were $500 or $500 Indians en-
camped near Fort Mellon, who would be
removed Immediately to Tampa Bay. The
whole body of The Seminoles will probably
embark for Arkansas in the last Of this
month.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-24

schr Ranger, Guild from Norfolk for Ban.
gor.
Seh'r Delight Hope, Brownell, from Mobile.
SATURDAY, 29ih.
Brig Sea Bird Mayberry fun n, Orleans Tor
Prov.
SUNDAY, sIs,
Sioops-yuno, Brown, fin n. Y. for Prov
Mary, Brown, FIN do.
MONDAY, ED.
Sloops-Eagle, Cozzens I'm Phila.-Mary, w es-
gate fun \. T. for Proy.-Morning Star, Sisson,
In Middletown.
TUESDAY, s3d.
Brig RomuluSr WaiIhman, fin Savannah tor
Prov.
CLEARED.
Schr Marengo, Barns Havana
Do Samuel Slater, Brighman, Turks Island.
Do Thomas Ii. Jenks Dyer, Ma,hiss.
Do Pembrook, Clark, Eas'port.
Do Pocahonias Knowles, y. Orleans
MARINE MEMORANDA.
At Havana May ID, Ship VIM. Engs, Vaughan,
from Havre, disc.-Sch'r Concord Car, for Car
denss, sailed s6ih ult.--sih Rrig Massachusetts.
M'Kenziei from MatanZas. Schr. Hannah Boss,
from Boston, for CardenaS in ~ days
Arr at Savannah 18Th inst. Brig Poland, Gard
ner, from Havana
Arr! at Philadelphia, 18th inst sch'r Branch,
Wiley; from Havana, via Charleston.
At Charleston, 10Th inst. sch'r Agnes Svascy,
St Augustine.
Baily, for Cowes on the 9th.-Schr. Mogul, for
Boston in 6 days.
WHALE SHIPS.
Ship Matha, Potter of this port, was spoken
NAV ist lat 3 n, bound home fail.
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NICHOLS HASSARD.
LIVERY STABLE.
JAMEs CaANDALI
Join REMONO
Has received at The Ladies Ornamental
Hair Emporium,

Has received at The Ladies Ornamental
Hair Emporium,
No. f37 TnAMEs-sT. NEWPORT, II. |.
Is spring supply of artificial nowers--German
n y and Paris ornamental Hair Work wrought
shell combs horn, pocket ivory, English X French
dressing aud twist do do ..,. 4.
Agreat variety of Soaps, Perlumery, and Ois
Bitter Almond, Chemical Cosmetic, Tablet, French
Chemical Balls, and Windsor soaps ;-Almpnd pastei
Rose lip saye,lu rosewood boxes, Superior French
article; Germhn aud French cologne, among which
some al the low price of cents the bottle Roso
and violet scented hair powder, in halt and quarter
lb. papers; agrsatvariel OF jointed dolls and doll
heads. Also Odofiierons Compound or Persian
sweet bags preservation against moths, adapted Ia
the bureau, the wasdio obe the retcuc, and the work
table ifkep dry and in confined state its delight.
u fragrance Will be preserve ed for years this article
will be sold much less Than the ioimer prices.
" N d. For sale 100 Dalia slips: will be ready
for delivery ina few days, application as above
Aprll 70,
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SHIP @ NEWS.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

TUESDAY, May 18th.
Bngs Helen, Ous from Philadelphia for Boston.
Brig Tom Cringle, Barker, II days from Matan-
zas for Providence.
THURSDAY, May 18th.
sch'r Enterprize Eldredge from Charleston.
Sch'r Crown, Anthony from Norh-Caroina
Sch'rs Constitution. Bray, and Pomfret, Bray,
both from Philadelphia for Boston.
Soh'r Pioneer, Purringion, from Bangor for
New-York; Tamerlane, BesSy, from Frankfort
for do
Sch'rs Paragon, Brooks and Hudson, TAR,
both from New.York for Glooesisr.
Sloop Camilla Vars, from Philadelpbis.
FRIDAY May 19th.
Brig spart,n. Bowie. from New York for Pr
ton
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-24

FLoUR.-Has advanced 25c, on western
brands-sales at 1915 SO; New York
at $3.50 50; Troy at IS $3.50; !;
southern has experienced no material
change. Small stock southern in the mar
ket.-N Y Herald, May %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-24

That the friends of National Bank will
seize upon the occasion of the meeting OF
Congress to urge their favourite project at
every hazard, and that their efforts to IN
crease the existing embarassments in ad
of their darling object, will be redoubled
under the circumstances, there can be no
doubt. Nor can there be less doubt that
their designs vii! be penetrated BY the
democracy every where, and met and re-
sisted, at all points, with the vigilance and
energy which tile occasion demands.
Alb. Argus.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-24
NOTICE..

A Special meeting Of the Stockholders of the Cod
"A ding,on Manufacturing Company, viii be held
At the store lately erected by them, on "Wednesday
he oath inst at o'clock p. NJ. A punctual atien.
lance is earnestly requested as business of impor
lance will be laid before them,
May 17th. PET order ofthe Directors.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-24
The New York Herald, paper opposed

The New York Herald, paper opposed
TO the Administration, in speaking of the
late Circular from the Solicitor of the
Treasury, says
This Circular is legal and constitutional.
If the Pesident of the Uuiied States were
to permit Mr.. Swartout, or the Postmaster,
to take any other money for duties aud
postages, than gold and silver, or the notes
of specie paying banks, he would deserve
Impeachment aud removal from office. We
never will countenance, merely to crafty
excitement of any kind, any departure from
the letter and spirit of the Constitution and
Laws.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-24
PARK HOUSE.
-Nemport, Rbo0r=fslan0,

FSNHE undersigned now having his establish
n meht, in Newport, opposite the State-House.
ana adjoining the Parade and Mall in complete Or
der for the reception Of company begs leave re-
sPecuuliy TO Inform his friends and the public at
large that NE shall at all times be ready TO enter
tam them in first rate style whether as transient
or steady boarderS. His house is well furnished
and well attended, and always supplied with the
choisest viands, cooked in the most approved style
Attached TO the House is an extensive LIVERY
STABLE, at which any Number of horses, can at
all times be well accommodated, and faithfully
kept; he constantly keeps CARRIAGES of every
description, for the accommodation of those who
palronise his house, and others who may please TO
calli--an ample supply of FIRST RATBHORs-
Es careful, prudent and attentive drivers and
is determined that no expSnee or exertions on his
part shall be wanting, to make the house Of the
most desirable in ecery respect to the visitors OF New
port that the place affords. lis WINES and
LIQUORS, having been carefully selected, upon
ual, will speak for themSelveS.-l1e therefore, re-
specttnly solicts continuance of the public pat
ronage, and need not say ha, his old friends and
customers will always ind him :. at home
NEWPORT, April !, 1887.
NICHOLS HASSARD..
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VIM. u. & u. j. SWAN.
MERCHANT TAILORs.

No. 40 THAMES STREET.
ED DESPECTFULLY inform their friends, ard
II y tile pubic generally that they have received
from Boston, A FULL, AND DFAsHIOSABLE
ASSORTMENT Of Broadcloths Cassmercs Sat
tinets, and Ves,pgs, suitable for the season, which
they will mako up 10 order, IN the best nanuer.
ALSO, Hosiery Gloves, Suspendc's, fidkls
Comforters, Cravats, Stocks, Bosoms, Collars. and
every other article usually found in such establish
ment, prices which cannot fail to suit those who
feel disposed to patronse them.
Cutting particularly attended To-
A compce assortment OF READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly on hand, and for sale a,
cheap be bought at any other store in thestate
Nov 9th If.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-24

FROM EURoPE.- There have been sew.
eral arrivals at New York, from England
since our last, but the news is not of much
importance. Money affairs had under
gone no material change. The crisis was
evidently rapidly approaching. The ac-
counts of the troubles in this country nod
not been received,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-24

CAPT. Cooks SHIP ENpEAvoUR.-The
in the article we copy below, that this vessel
is now lying at one of the wharves in that
city. An article was published in the Mer-
curry year or two ago, which contained
certificates and proofs that placed the fact
beyond dispute that the remains of the En-
deavor were lying in one of the docks in
this town. We shall endeavour to obtain
copy of this article and publish it in our
next. In the mean time we can assure the
editors of the Gazette that their assertion
is incorrect
The rsry Ship in whieh Captain Cook
ercumnacigated the Globe, nop lying at
our Wharres.-Brig Rubens, Capt. Ham
ilton, from Antwerp, with a cargo of rye.
This is the Identical vessel in which llfe eel
ebrated Capt. Cook circumnavigaied the
Globe in l76S, being then called the EN-
DEAVOUR, which was fitted out by the
British Government for the purpose of con-
veying Sir Joseph Banks and others to the
Pacific Ocean, to make observations
on the transit of Venus. After his return
TO England he was promoted to the COM
nand of the Resolution, which, with the
Adventure, was fitted out to explore the
antarctic regions, for the purpose of asccr-
tanning the existence or non-exlstence of n
circum-polar southern continent.
The Endeavor, which was then sold by
the Government, was purchased for II mer-
chairman, and was successful in her vow
ages until her capture by the French, when
she was carried Into Antwerp about the
ear lSlO-There, after her condemnation
sue was repaired and called the Rubens,
by which name she is now known. About
two years since she was thoroughly over
hauled and repaired by her present owners
who found her keel and tmbers perfectly
sound, and to use the language of one OF
her crew, as black as pitch and as hard
ms lignumyite"-so hard, in fact, that the
ship carpenters broke most of their augers
in their efforts to penetrate the ancient
wood.
She is now fine looking vessel, and
remarkably burthensome for her erappearance
having a draught of eighteen feet"
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NOTICE.

VHNhe subscriber requests all persons having any
demands against him 10 present the same foI
settlement. WILLIAM G. HAMMOND.
May, oath
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NOTICE.

"HE Undersigned having been appointed by
the Supreme Judicial Court, at its March term
Assignee 10 Jeremiah Whaey, Of the County oi
Washn gton TtanSt.r, to whom the benefit Of the In
solvent Act Of 1928, was granted. hereby gives no
tice that six months FROM the date hereof is allowed
by said Court to the creditors Of said Whaley, tc
brius in aud prove their Claims.
An persons indebted to said insolvent are request
to make immediate payment.
May 9th. 1887. b. GARDNER, Assignee.
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SCHOOL.

T. BRIGs would inform his friends aud the
- public, that his SCHOOL viii he open ior
the reception of few moro pupils, on Monday,
May sth, in the Morayian Ch1pei.-Nlss A. Dos
won1u is engaged as an Assistant for the females;
She is highly recommended as an experienced ana
competent teacher: ,-r-.
Instruction will be given in those branc he's Of use
Uiyb Schools and Academies, including IatiD,
French, Drawing, &c
TrnMs-from - to &c per Quarter, Of u weeks
May g. tr
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Let the candid and unprejpdicsd of every party
look to the prompt and efficient action Of the Ex
ecutive Department of the Government to relieve the
merchants from the distress by which they have been
visited thro' the suspension Of Specie Payments of
Banks and we will trust tn. IN to decide whether the
administration not alive to the commercial inter-
ests OF the country.-Nen Bedford Gaz.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-24
NEW HAT STORE.

NEW HAT STORE.
- THE Subscriber respectfully informs his
"a friends and tho public generally. that he
ha. opened the Store, at No. 81 Thames
80 street. (formerly occupied by the late D
W q. Weaver as Hat Store,) where he
inland. l..p,uy an assortment Of all kinds Of Gentle.
,nen., Boys' and Cbildrens Hats and Caps
he has now on hand complete as-orimen Of
SILK. PLAIN, AND FUR HATS,
of good quality, which will be sold az cheap as at
an, store 10 Newport. A share Of public patronage
respectfully solicited o, ,xy.vUy
NIB. Hats aud Caps made to order IN the newest
,vle a, .bort notice April %.
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intelligence OAscc,
On Ncwman's Wharf, South side Of Tie
Lomcr Knrket, Newp0r.

yHNIIE Undersigned begs leave 70 inform tie pub.
Il lie. that I've has oponed an Intelligence Office
At the .tand of tire late f'rontis Anderson, ON the
south side Of inc lower Market in Newport where
all those who may be in want Of laborefs, or, help,
and all those whether male female who may de-
sire ertpioy ncni, are invited TO call.
Tho undersigned pledges hnnselfthat no oxer'ions
shall be venting on his part TO satisfy the reasonable
expecta,ytis of those who wish To hire OF those who
may seek employment. His best attention. viii be
devoted 10 the business and his charges shall be red
sonably light Let those who are in want come aud
ny.
March 90 FRANCIS RtLkf-
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DULLARD's CoIrbra,ed Animal aud Vegeta-
Id bic OIL SOAP-i2 Boxes Just rece wed
on Consignment and for sale very el'-aP Zach boh
contains dozen Bottles. Call at No 001
NAV 10 CHARLES N. TILLEY
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. { { b /.

At Portsmouth on the 5th inst Mr.. Thomas Cory
aged 90 years
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LAST NOTICE.

vHyOY PALS & CAN-PAILs.-Just rccei-
we'd at No. 9Oi Thames ST., One grocc Toy
Pals and Canpolls together With large supply oi
Sugar Toys. Confectionery, &c, for sale by
Nav no CHARLES N. TILLEY.
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.ssIGNEE's NOTICE.

hssIGNEE's NOTICE.
EOHN l.. BROWN of South kngstown. IN
al the County Of Washington, Tanner aud Cur
rer has this day assigned TO me his property and es-
tate in trust for the benefit Of his creditors. All per
sons indebted to said Brown are requested to make
immediate payment 10 me; and all persons having
demands against him are requested TO present the
same for adjustment within three months.
South King,town. April 10Th. 1857.
si9Gw BENZ. HULL Assignee.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL MOTTO
DOCTOR WATSON,

MAS REMOVED TO THE CORNER or srafNG
AND JOHN STREETS,
Third house south Of tie Rec. Mr.. Du-
monfs Nceting House.
hprl 9th.
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WHALE SNIP.

Ship Matha, Potter, of this port, was spoken
NAV LIST, lat n, bound home fall
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THEEsEMANs ARABIAN BALSAM,
~ for Rheumatism, Wounds aud Bruises, ,Ne ,Nc,
valuable article, for sale by r. TAfLoh'
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ID IL Y & COOD
NOW SELLING AT VERY REDUCED PRICES by
EDWARD +. NEWTON.
May 10.
TO LET.

1ZA THE lower part of House, Consisting
fsSS4 Of Six Rooms, witlra garden. Wood.
lsSsM house and other convenences. situated
E.&J1. ina pleasant part Of the town. Rent
$50. apply at ,his Office" May 'o'
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FROM TEXAS.

The New-Orleans Commercial Bulletin
gives very fartering accounts respecting
Texas, derived from gentlemen recently re-
turned from that country. All was quiet
and the people in good spirits. The army
under Gen. Johnson, was at La Baca, and
in fine condition. Congress commenced
its second session at Houston Oh the 18th.
Government was about to negotiate n loan
for FIVE millions. The tide Of emigration
was immense, and thousands were on their
way thither. Every preparation was max
ing for the cultivation of extensive crops OF
cotton, grain, sugar, &c.
The herald., 1837-05-13
CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL,

- IUWNEN OF FINE MD NASSAU SIREETF.
ny JAMES HORN Jr, ole Pro and of
above ,ey tyhy pua rsabNshnrn iayms bs friend. IN.
owmRto The precedent patronage he has received he
fcgsdess ofesp suuncr G. NJ
tag whlch zen tdca him 10 DfFy CONPE rlItONir'
TIE hest fac TO- tn mark All alwsys ready fot
HE ,mt NJ sh VI insors the fsvor.
hs'idoua. - -
HIS r,ransemsns rsde ior supply ~ carlv f esd
STRAWBtRILS ana CREAM may IN fsw days ~ tSpceled
A. tie BoicL
f nd egar hles q Newspaper. of this ard distant cis
arr alwsys ~ be feu NJ the READING md CoFFtb NOpf
and str the will "a their advantage to csi hno
"a its I've Gift. ADM a, m
NIB VIZ or bers ~s ~ enls ~ sincb ~ undcrsap' ut
Ush,.erf n ~ ens "'"@'N''"' nst 2w
The herald., 1837-05-13

Dark THEATHE.-rHis EVENING Wi, L. 49,,
ruE l'vneS weNnss ,hs COMEDY of Of =, -,
Tree ~
THE KNIGHT OF The GOLDEN FLEECE-sy Saeo. MIR
hill-Ht1.ria Mrs Gurner
s. p, So e.. casrs Is Is. "e"ee at "a
A nERICAN THEATRE, BO " EK = THIS
- ,sE EyENiSG .u will be presented
Miss warng. ~
eP Ptsyioqs ,,ys = TO which
Miss wonng Emil, Mrs. Herring
O'CLOCK. Boxes 75-pit S7t-Gallery % cents
NATIONAL THEATRE-THls EVENING will be
MARRIAGE OF FsGaRo-comt Almavva, Mr. Howard
PIRATE COY Francisco, Mss watson-Clara Mrs Watson
al 1-pelbrnance Commence at "a O'Clock
ERANKLIN NTHEATEE.-THis EVENING will ue
GoLDEN FARMER Go den Farmer Mr. VIM sefton-Jemmy
Twiteier, John SET on-EIIzabeth, Mrs Stickney.
MQBB THE oU rLAw-Mobb, VIM. sefon-Jenmy rwitcher
Doors opea al "a. Performances Commence At :, oclck
aroc seIy Boxes SO ccns: Pm 25.
DI0KAMIc INSTITUTE, CITY SALOON.
4 Essesss j. II nANNd oN M4yEL .ls
leave 70 inform their trends that they lately adde. 10 Their
all thirteen Scenes, besides the Italian tanoccni On iicse
poIana me onwlns eminent talent has been employed w
The new Dora,aas vii be arranged as follows.
J. Destqction pf the Tempeo or jerusalem,
2 ANIMATED Views near flymoath, Engand
4 in India.
J. View Of Missoloashi Greece
s. Fairy !, Scene.
10 Engagement between the Consultation and Gucners
i2 WscT OF the Mexico.
3. Temple of Science.
IA Splendid liza ian Fantocini.
Boxes, 50 a5 Doors open at per
iornance commences at O'Clock mi2
The herald., 1837-05-13

II A CARD.-To the Taaia- sfN W y,rk-A thing es
press uuiacurrd io the adi ~ GREGORfS whel sale
and e'sl nf etsnsy stole Me- si William ~ "
u sod wholesale retail by IN this VA
NlLIA Cran Ctnsya very and delicious afcle, ~
her by subn edf the Judgment and he
Yk eitz n asd The pubic m General and peea the LADIES'.
sweet without bitter the yaxll Cres Caady sispss pre-
eu
meD ~ Candies for the south aud We at
cst wholesale pic ard aapfd 20 keep climate
chsye Tor boscs packing cartsee TO oftsc city
The herald., 1837-05-13

RARTOLO, OR THE GREAT HYDRoCEPHALUS-
- Just arrived IN this city, OF the
tiesa Child named Biroo, nine old Dying perfect
health "a presenting devcop-mets If the
that its thing which Imagination can de-
Without doubt this phenomenon sppccsperiecy unique
in this void will excite the velr the cu s
as the Of science.
This sh will se exhibited 10 The public in few days large
suitable this exhibition, wanted sneGately on he
side of roadway beween Court Anth IN streets
Apply at NJ. 3o7 Broadway, or at No. IS Fulton street
uvGl
The herald., 1837-05-13

uy THE coPARrNErsIiP heretofore existing unser the
firm OF w A. ANDRO5S A. CO ~ this day dissolved ~
W A. hNDROgS,
Dee I7th 1895. tnu J. ". kNpROSS.