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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-20

NJ EprrcR-Desr Sir Mech has bsen al WIN .especs
TO the Assemb res given attn shssslv -, ~, 80 ~
the honorable aached 70 mem MO
in real y does all the IN king makes a. hs ny hn
discretion ssngcs all tn dancing 300 ou~s Meaer rm !. ~
except The waltz A. whch he msder :. he = stismpi &
sst man living a loving himself 70 be- tbs Jpdsc
GD-its no"'se"s
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-20

DRuNKARD BURNED.-Spontansox Combustion.
M de Lercey, captain in the French navy, was
found dead in his bed the 9th Oct the upper part
of his body being burnt to ashes 1t appears that the
evening before he had provided himself with bottle
of brandy, which was found lying beside him almost
entirely empty. He was in the attitude of man in
deep Sleep Upon examination, the cause of his death
was found to have arisen from spontaneous cembus-
ton, the flame Of the candle having come in contact
with his breath. Look out drunkards.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-20

FIRE.-A distressing fire occurred at Plaistow, on
Sunday the 9Th inst, on the premises of Josiah Dow,
which was entirely cons1med-loss estimated at
s3OOe-insurance only $500. young man who mar
rowly escaped is not expected to survive the injuries
he received
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-20

CLERICAL SLANDER.-A clergyman named Flem-
ing, in Philadelphia, has been convicted in 5000 dam
ages for slandering young lady Of the same city,
named Long. Very right judgment. The clergy
have right to Islander the devil, but not young la
dies.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-20

IS Colonel Bee Of the Texan army, and Colonel
Almontc, ad-de-camp Of Santa Anna, are in WASH
ington. Santa Anna was left in Kentscky; he was
in Wheeling on Saturday.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-20

IMMENSE AMOUNT TO PAY FOR ADVERTISING
We understand DR.. Brandreth has paid for adver-
tsing in the United States, in the last IL months,
S4S,600 The printers ought to give the Doctor a
dinner. We will be answerabe he will find pills as
desert.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-20

STEAMBOAT DIsAsrER-The Algonquin lately on
her way from New Orleans to Louisville, ran into the
Warran, by which two persons were killed, and FIVE
others dreadfuly scalded. They were not expected
to survive.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-20

II Why is Sandy WEIGH like the Flying Dutch
man? Dye give it up-Because he is always float
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-20

~ Don't forget the Misses Parker Benefit Ball
tina evening, at Tammany Hall. They are pretty,
talented and interesting. Gentlemen take care Of
your hearts,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-20

s-1r The small pox is raging with great virulence
al Montreal anu Quebec Agreal number of children
in both these cities have fallen victims to tins pes''
lent dlsease.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-20

II Dnneford manager of the Bewery Theatre, is
going ahead finely He has produced new piece
representing the burning of the late Bowery Theatre
which has proved highly successful. Hermann or the
Fatal Oath, is rehearsal at this house. and is
to be produced on Monday night week in a style sell
dom enualled
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-20

LEGISLATURE OF New YoRK-In the Senate on
the 18th, after several petitions amongst which was
one of John c. Floyd and others, praying the Lee;s
lature to investigate the conduct Of the commission
appointed to distribute the stock of the Oneida
Bank, the committee of the whole resumed the con-
sideration of the bill repeating the Restraining law
Mr.. Young promised on the following day to state
some facts in reply to Mr. Maison and in support of
Mr.. Tracey's amendment
In Assembly, Mr.. Wilcox member elect from the
county of Chatauque, appeared, was qualified and
took his seat. great many petitions presented
for banks in different parts of the state.
Mr.. Verplanck reported bill to incorporate the Al
bany Exchange Company.
Mr.. Cutting brought in bill autherising the Gov
to appoint Coroner for the city of New York
The bill ordered to be engrossed for third read
ing.
Mr.. J. Allen introduced preamble and resolution
nstrucng the Senators from this state to vote in ia
vor of erpunging a certain obnoxious resolution from
the journal Of the Senate. Carried by majority f6l.
Mr. Soules resolution instructng the Bank Com
mittee to report to the House upon the proprey Of
adopting system of private banking, laid on the
table.
Mr.. Kings resolution to inquire whether the banks
of this state had issued notes and checks in violation
Of their charter, was adopted.
Mr. Cutting presented series of resolutions on the
same subject particularly nquiring whether any Of
the banks "had diverted, applied their funds, OF
any part thereof to usages other than the legitimate
purposes of banking" &c.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-20

CuRrous DrscovEny AT PomPEr-A most curious
discovery has lately been made at Pompeii. COM
of forty -four plates large dish, three small vessels
two spoons, and four forks. The workmanship is
admirable and the articles all in the highest state
of preservation.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-20

COMMON PLEAs-Jacob Howard versals Alexander
Nj. G. Smith, This was an action for an assault,
arising out Of some circumstances during the trial Of
Richard p. Robinson for the murder Of Ellen Jewett.
The trial was of too long duration for insertion
today.
At 10 o'clock the jury had not returned into Court
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-20

THs FLoarpA WAn.-Gen. Call, in a letter to DR.,
Armstrong says, tina, the manner in which he was
superseded, was done "with rude and unfeeng
hand" and "as he conce'ves" most unjusdy, that
"he was condemned unheard and upon rumor unsus-
tanned by truth.
GREAr FIRs.-An alarming fire broke out at De-
troit, Michigan, which destroyed property to the
amount Of from Sl0,000 to $1,000 II commenced
at the bake house of A. Maggie confectionery who lost
$1,000 Amongst the sufferers are J. T. Bopp, pub
Usher Of the Democratic Free Press loss 81 00e-J.
G.. Sheldon, $9,000-Rufus Brown, grocer, $1,000
Amos ChafTtr blacksmith, 5000.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-20

L.rusr FROM FLoarpA.-The Savannah Georgian
Of the 9th states, that on the Tuesday preceding
a party Of Indians, supposed to have been forty in
number captured within twenty miles Of Gary's
Ferry, nine negroes (of COL Dell) ola party of ten
one escaped to Jacksonville and brought the infer
nation.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-20

FAsATIcrsM.--One of the most original and
ridiculous specimens of the spirit of fanaticsm which
we have seen of lates the following card copied from
the Buffalo Journal Of JAN III.
A CAap.-The Managers Of the Orphan Asylum
feel constrained respectfully to decline the benefit
proposed in their behalf by the Managers Of the Ea-
gle street Theatre. Accounting the Theatre prolific
fountain of the poverty and vice which creates the
necessity for Institutions for the destitute and the or
phsn, they are not prepared to do any thing which
can expand or perpetuate its influence or render
more onerous the burden already devolved on the
public. BY order of the Managers,
Jan. 10 OnIssA HEELv, Secretary
This from Bufalo-from the place that generated a
greater nest of fogers and SPECTATORS than the world
ever saw If we are not mistaken, the fastidious
manag Of this asylum, are some Of the very men
connected with the vast sPeculahons Of Rathbun
which led him TO the preparation of the crimes of
which he will never be tried. In their eyes ca thea
tire is prolific fountain Of poverty and vice." yet they
forget the vices the roguery, the crime, the shame,
which mad speculations Of all kinds in Buffalo have
produced, Begonc ye hypocntesl
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-20

SUBSCRIPTION ron THE SEAmsrREssEs.-Mr Alan
son Palmer, of Buffalo, gentleman with very bene-
violent expression of csuntenance, waited upon yes.
terday morning and rendered US $40 for the Tailor
csses and Seamstresses. We have had heavy fail.
ures and hard times said he in Bualo-but they have
not deadened our hearts 10 the call Of charity.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13
[TLFGANT SUMMER HATs.-Price reduced |

ELEGANT SUMMER HATS.-Prce reduced to
IL N5n-AMIDON corner of Wall and Nassau streets,
nounces 10 his friends and the public that
unparalleled pressure OF the times he has reduced price
his smooth White Castor Hats from s. to 81 in
be cash delivery The quality style OF the above hats
manufactured by hun for the last years, well
known TO the public TO require comment AMIDoN.
.f..s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

" y WI INK VII
Tuesday the 18th inst 10 oclock at No Broadway,
Bowling Green great variety ~ elegant Cabinet Furniture
Of the best description ami vel worthy the attention Of those
who wish 70 purchase - ~" articles viii be positively sod
Ladies and gentlemen om The south from any other section
N the country win FIND tbs such opportunity does
frequently Some Of the articles are enumerated below
vi,
Several elegant sofas mahogany rockers French and
half French chairs upright haner do mahogany and marble
top centre tables white and egyptian marble top pier a~
do do bureaus elegant dressing do with glass warIrh
book mahogany aad marble top wasands double and
single mahogany candle stands, dining AMI breakl table,.
eegaa tables upright counting desks elegant mar
HE top dressing bureaus with gia : elegant mahogany
boar piano stools mahogany SCROLL and panncl and French
and high bedstcads pillar AMI scroll dining anil aes
DO 10 work doi regcraers, aud III articles
The whole viii he arranged BY catalogue anil may be cxanin
cd on the morning Of sale
Asn, WIN he added 80 single hrcequarers, and donb pure
curcdhar mattresses AMI pair aabasler vases
and very superior patent portable camp travelling bed
stead made ofron having y joints, can ~ shut chest n
hy ~ inches with chin1 furniture
England. Jcl2d wM. VAN NORDEN, Auct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

PARK THEATR E.-THs EVENING WIN se per-
SHE sTooPs TO coNoUER-Tony LumpAiu, Mr.. xee
ieyoMiss Hardcastle, Mrs Kelley.
THE SWISS coTTAGE-Nau Teich, Mr. Keeley-Lis.
settle, Mrs. Kelley,
Fanny. Mrs. Gunner.
IS esu O'clock
A MEnICAN THEATRE. 30 !. ERY-
ILLUsTRIOUs sTRANGER-Bily Bowben Mr. Gates
lrza Mrs Herring
THE RAvEL FAMILY viii 60 through their astonishing
PERFORMANCES perform i.S, on the tightrope
THE FOUR LovERs-Meunier, Gabriel RaveI-Basil ia
veli RaveL
RANsoM-President Montesqueu JaniesonP Pauline, Mrs
,o1 TO . .SS with
Teme height Of The Theatre. by Jayeh Ravel
Boxes speP O'Clock
ERANkLIN THEATKE.-THIs EVENING
IDIOTS REvENGE-Princpal characters by Messrs wm
Seton, Ihoman, Brown, Miss Kerr, Mrs. Thoman,Sc.
JOHN JONEs-Guy Goodluck ESQ.,, John seiton-Johs
Jones, Mr. Thoman.
BROWNIE, OF THE BRIG-Brownie, of the Brig, VIM.
Seiton-Donald 6raeme Mr.. Jndah-Annot Alenson Mrs.
" Doorsopen at performances u O'Clock
precisely Boxes so cents-Pit IS cents.
A MERICAN THEATR :, BOWERY.-MRs
leave acquain her reus and the public generally
rs bene at Tins Theatre being her last appearance takes
The performances OF III, evening, will be full varied
knest volunteered their valuable services viii
Tor tins night only In the popuarfeats 9th BEDoUIN
In addition their interesting pieces Mrs
Flynn will appear in two OF her avore characters assisted
with other entertainments, fully expressed in bills
me day. WILL she trusts meet with general appreciation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

loeary and Saloon for ladies and gentlemen respectfully in
forms his friends and the public that he ALWAYS
fully prepared with Ice Creams Lenonadcs Mea so,las
Ices, SC kc with the various decacies they sea-
for their accommodation also the best assortment
pure and wholesome confectonare manufactured i'm
proved principle W. -. respectfully invites those persons
who have not vet had an opportunity Oi visiting his Saloon
make call al 8 Bowcry, whom they judge Of the
fort and accommodations Of his establishments The
pedgng himself that his will always find respectable
and select society, with accommodating walters = B in-
tends 10 devote his whole and his Bo1cry
tabhment also Mrs b. the confectionery department
and with the united exertions of both hope still merit
nuance ofthe patronage already experienced
with many thanks for past fayorx =. w BRYHAM
Bowerv Steam Confectionery and Saloon, No 20s Bowery
my5.lm oppnSte 10 Riyington n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13
myis-uv4

LNIRE wORk S.-The subscriber being agen, for the
sale OF Isaac Edges Fire Works, II enabled offer To the
public the largest and most varied Fire Works
10 the city, consisting ol Rockets OF with headings
OF every descriptions brantet pieces every Variety wheels
every descrptom trang Roman Candles mines tourbi
In addition to the above he has the largest and be as
onents oi small works. without exception the CITY which
he VIII sell on the most reasonable terms Committees of Ar
engagements for the approaching celebration of the Nh Of July
WIN ma 10 their advantage 10 call AMI examine above
.. ". NNFi.IN, g3l Fulton street
Jeb.tJl' between Greenwich and WasLuOton.t. y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

kIRE WORK S.-The subscriber offers 10 the
pubc the most extensive and varied assortment brilliant
re works IN The United States consisting OF several thousand
rockets OF heavy calbre with rich and headings wheels
OF every description, Roman cane mines touriions mar
rooms line pigeons, saxons gebs, Italian treamers coored
fires for theatres signals for shipping &c &c &C. Alo ex.
sns OF brilliant set pieces tor city and country displays
Agents in New York H. Yyeln 81 Fulton street. Gree
wich Lewis Pagek SON. 60 Maiden Lane Casner Young 3
Chatham square, or TO
ISAAC EDGE, Jr. CPyro,echnisJ
myl3tiv4 Al the Laboratory. Jersey Civ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

4ev rk4e 8a ~,#skeA asG3 g4e4aGHN y
N sI.4. .a.E #a.es# 1##f s4asl# s.la#gsH -N
--I so ~ - .-- N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

20 Bleecker street. w having fitted up the premises as
care and expense, IL furnishing The Garden wi neal ami hand
some bowers, aud from has whole life having been Devoted 10
the Confectionery business prepared serve 10 every ari
Gle ~ the line IN the best possible syi,.
~ Vs. Parties giving ore rely upon lis bci ,Ncr,ioo.
please, and trusts they bal not u. Ice Cream,
careiuy prepared and paft N IL ciY i0flInr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

bowcry nave ON hand extensive made
cotng suited 10 age and size which they will se ve.
~ cheap tor casL, either at wholesale retail my22
ID MAS, a. CO ,COEFFEURs DE- PARIS, 20
Nassau street, corner OF Maiden Lane Having laelv
arrived from Paris beg respectfully ~ arno,rr ~ ~,
dies especially that they Will l continue 10 follow Their pro
iession n Ladies Hair Dressr Likewise: that cyerv at,,.
ton and punctualy TO those ladies wo may favor them wh
their eonnands Also that they will the latest asbons
from fans T. r. Macs having had a silver medal awarded
70 him by the French Academy Tor lal!es, hair .el.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13


SILyEf.-Spali change sgel = siSences aud shlings,
- will hc given ~ exchange Tor halves AM quarter dollars by
applying NJ the desk Of this Office jei5u
NEW YORK TATTEn~ Abbs.-Fhe regular
this well kpown establishment, COSTUME
place every Norday NJ " O'Clock -
The neu sale will commence Monday, l9th " June,
and all Uorses Carriages &C intended for tbs sale
10 sowr and entered before saturday, l7h INST a.
" NJ ss M horse be offered auction unless registered
in time for 4 place upon the catalogue.
ieIJ JUN ". WAiSoN, - brossWsy.
AUCTION NOTiCE.--vM W. SHIRLEY. Auction
IN store No AZ broadway, Canal -, viii eel this day,
At Al O'Clock variety of GOOD Cabinet Furniureofs
chairs centre and other tables rocking chairs bureaus sofa
besseas refrgerators piano tories rich French China
and s'abaer and ornaments painted window shades
uhne and Mating, white and fancy Quilts AMI ban
ke glass plated sets Of knives and forks tea urp
French China dinner and tea ses with many fancy ARTICLES
Z jci3hs M 4. W. SCHIEFfELIN, AucL
NOrICf To TUF CORPOHAT.ON OF ~.
iNsoHk-A number ~ citizen sportsnen VINO have gwen
very high prices for their Dogs tsay from $3.50 20 500 EACH
have shen into consideration The og law and are determined
20 rssr such wn and malicious destruction " property
AZ risks of life.
There v No @hiecon law preventing dogs running NJ
large thai - without their nwner bt the trainers the pre-
sent blood thirsty have shown symptoms " madness
than the poor animals they much afraid Of jel9lr
STORAGE-wi be taken in the Ere proof stores 50 and
- % water street. Apply on the premises, 20
ala HARTMAN BTRDSALL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

XIII. IANDS IMPHO v ED.-Genemen Wishing
= TO play abhards purchase tables are invited 10 cali
az 2s or " broadway deor above Vail street. at the Sou
hen Conee Room, where there tables room and
Try The patent Indian Rubber cushions stone and
lon cemented beds with iron eagle frames common Ia
ever offered TO the public no wish 10
chase at short notice. they be packed days no.
tice. = - -
b. Orders for any thing in this line, with cash or good
prompt attention. min NJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13
ieaui' between Greenwich and wsshnrt ton,

VyOBOk EN,-'rhe impression thai the beau,oal w,lLs
81 this place have been destroyed by the recent rsov
mems quite erroneous Very little alteration has been made
W The AXIS except In the immediate siciny OF tho ferry The
Norway Naples Dutch Ems, and Eastwood Trees at adorn.
81 the Lawn around the Hotel have aud
now form beautiful leading from m, rry 10 ~
Elysan Fields 9 49, ~ Il - w ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13
A CAHD.-JAs. A r.. LAYoUREtfx i 70

ing succeeded Dr. Lewis Feuchtwangcr In III sore No
W broadway viii continue - furnish ihe public with the ar
uces usually supplied hy him, AMI hope by IN n rs a. 49,
cure continuance of u patronage.
swedish Leeches, Diamond Cement; Prnssan Cement for
filing decayed teeth Chcoy the finer chemical prep,fsog
MaRnesa, Lozen-e~ Cough Lokenge &C. copstanty "a
retail ' ~ .os "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

WANTED-Three American boys, to learn the spsr-ma.
W King trade, white woman cook, and coored
as waiter. Apply al 10 Chambers a6
TO CAPITALISTS.-WANT 900 N proper.
~ IN The 9Th Ward, worth more thar double the amount
Apply 10 James r. Whiting, Attorney ani Counsellor
Of Chambers and Park Place Conditions made kn1wn
by Mr. Whiting. n8 "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

MI MANN begs leave acGuant her friends and the pub
w. lie that she has removed 10 No. Broadway oppo,
the Bowling Green, where she has opened Boarding House
and will be pleased heretofore furnish apartments
accommodations
NJ The Philadelphia United States Gazette, Charleston
Courier New Orleans True American and Boston Courier
will please copy this notice for and their bill
this office for je3-lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

II THE advertisement signed B. Baker, in Yesterdays
herald throughout statement OF the malicious
falsehoods most depraved individual could possibly invent
Hound my duty 70 myself creditors family about
ago. 70 place injunction said Division street.
account OF the conduct of said B. Baker hch time
has 10 ure reputation by false representa-
uons The particulars olows-fnthe month March
TOOK tins Baker with after he had keeping the pit
door OF Cookies Circus as thought help him get into
business we bought the property Of Mrs Gaion and paid
ner cash down $3.50 each his He borrowed Of Mr. Labu
tout mahogany merchant became responsible partner
as ne nad no MEANS and single without any responsible
W. Inngs went on toeraby the first weeks until he had
got me involved with him the of 81 100, when he
keeping the sales of said and approprang
mem 10 bus private USE thereby leaving nothing pay
deDs OF the store To the creditors stopped all further
operations, and brought the business close When
store was sod b. Baker there and had the
nty buying and why he did buy say unless
was that he had the friends the money was cash
sale = " -
With regard his stating that he gave money
the debts the books speak for themselves and
at 200 Bowery for the inspection OF the public times Just
the whole OF his statements fabulous His representing
me as an Englsman We're one would deny my coun
ybut that Is also false He himself though is English and
only tour years from his country II is useless further
particulars suffice TO that my character
Peached ana that since have been in business upwards of
years. have always endeavored to do would be by
and my creditors have yet lost thing me-
convinced they never will b. Baker present bail
Tor very aggravated assault and battery my wlfe
he also under bonds for striking myself with TO kill
me session report will tell more particulars in time.
Jelo ). w. BRYHAM.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13


CARD. @. ROSENSTEIN, " ~. n native ~ Ger.
"A MANY, graduate OF Berlin, In Prussia Of Col
lege Of Physicians "a Utr,ch IN the Netherlands member
81 the College OF Physicians o New York. proposes practice
physic IN all ts branches o medicine and midwifery
lie follows IN his practice the Homeopathic meo after
many years experience he y fully convinced that all kinds
maledies, and especially those OF and children
chronic Diseases cured IN the safest asd certain man
ner by homeopathic remedies
Dr. Rosensten ao offers his services those residing the
country, who wish consult HIM by letter. have
symp'oms OF the disease accurately explained.
r. All letters addressed him be post pad,
rected 10 his Office NJ No G57 broadway. jei2-ltis'
LEVER a. AGUE.-RIisHTON n AsPINwALLS
u COMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE, isa certain and spec
DIV for the above disease, ao rement and
fver has been used with universal since 1882
this and other cities be shown by numerous certificates
from highly respectable geneuien which the I'll
lowing Charles Henry Hall Esq, late member Of the New
York legislature; VIM w. Holly ESQ, member 81 Common
Council, and Jas Van Rensselaer,, NJ. ".
y medicine possessing great virtue, and when used
cordng " the directions has failed " efecug cure
even IN the most obstinate stage NJ the disorders it's MT at all
dagreeabe and persons Of the weakest stomach and children
may take with IMMUNITY. u Strengthens the digestive organs
creates appetite and seldom requires Than IN
obstinate cases two bottles N effect There neither
mercury arsenic IN the medicine thing injurious
The human constitution The propreors well conyin.
ced ~ M efficacy that they To- refund the price NJ every
bottle which has been taken in accordance with the drecton
md has net effected perfect o the Fever and Ague For
sale wholesale and retail nv
RUsHTON& asPINwALI, IS winanst,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

EFtT.-Ir. Juah respectfully announces tla, HI. iahft
bench, on WEDNESDAY, ttd iu-on hch occasion Nj.
warng viii appear a. Bcisjefa Mr. y ~ WILL. no ~.s.ie
mao Who made successful NJ ~ Iago few casninrs &C.,
viii appear PIERRE being ~ night H. Gao .n.si,
sppear-Jaficr VI iullln otway's popular rrn,eAyf III
VENICE PREsLRN Edwin n variety II other efe,tsfs
mcnt. To conclude With The admired Drama N FRrDriCE
THE GREAT AND TiE DESERTER Freslrrlrt III i
Senon; the Ds~eusr, WIN. Scion
The Box Book : open 40