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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

AAuSDsnen0.
PAAK THEA 1kA.-THIs EVENING w y per.
THE sARB Mr. OF sEvILLx-Dr B.rsoo. Mr. Plasde-
Aasr which WAYS AND EEANs-sir David Dunder, Mr.
s"Pi: 8 Is esas a
A%gEs IEs THsArnE. BOW kn1-
sfwaEck or Th T M e Or the Fatal Ran
King zaide Mr.. Anderson-Jsn KoSod, Mr. Biatey-
After which, ANIMAL MAeNETIsM-La seur Mr.
SoweIl-Lisete. Mrs Herring.
" o'clock
~ Kouse-MR. WALLACE, Lessee-THis EVENING
MAID OF cKoIssEy-wal,er Mr.. waliams-Man .elte
Alel which, Ia BAYADERE-Rooe, Madne Augusta
Doors opsa siDPe efi begin All.
- irr;aIIs-MR B6ors' EENEFiT-Hfh lis EVEN
ANEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEnrs-sic Giles over
Zach, Mr. Booli-weilborn Mr.. Thorn Lady Alwor,h
After which, MR.. d MRS PRINGLE-Mr Peter Pringle
Mr. Jones, Mrs. Prng e, Mrs Joaes.
o'clock. =
EtSAsKLIN THEATRE.-THIs EVENING viii
CARLiN or the Female Brgand-Duke Of GRANDCHILDREN
mr. demonstrating, Mr. Jones-Nina, Miss Yates-Car
To conclude with III time New Nautical Drama called MY
Poll MD MY rAkTNERJoE-Joe Tiller, Mr.. Charles
IL Doors open performances comnens nj O'Clock
precisely. Boxes 50 cents-Pit Is cents.
S SaTir I'd gs's
vember Zth, the performances will CONNIE nee with
STAR AND WALTZ ENTREE OF 8 beautiful horses led NV
Messrs. Whitaker and Howard -
After which MASTER DALE will appear in the circle and
go through his aston hing act OF Workmanship.
THE RUlsS OF TROY-by The whole Company.
purhg e evening great variety OF other interesting
amusing entertainments
To conslude with, DON oUIxoTTE-Dan ouixo,s. Mr..
Natlans-Countess, Mrs Howard.
Doors open al 64-pertormanccsc Boxes 50
ceIts ~ . cents s27lmA
EXnIBArlOS OF DaVENrOHI,S ELEC-
IL TRIO MAGNETIC MACIIINEkY-A large connnons
Railway over 30 feet G circumference wh engine
propelled by this wonderful invisible power now spep
to the public, in addont the former exhibition Open Day
House, and adjoining American Hotel from 10 A. III To
T. NJ, and from TO in the Railroad put in
motion at IL NJ ?. A., and r. NJ Single tickets cents
Monthly tickets not transferable 81 For sale the
AZ me piincpa Hotels OPT Inn
hUBUsA's PAINTIRGs.-Now exhrbilne al 1877
- Broadway, three magnificent Paintings just arrived from
Paris by the celebrated Dubue the painter the much am
red pictures OF Adam and Eve and distinguished pupil OF
David whose modera style bids fair rival the
Gent artists To the admirers OF the fine these paintings
offer treat by any thing which before
been exhibited in this country.
One OF the paintings covering IT'S canvass
stanza between Juan Iladee and Iambro various
passions with which the a-aed ao wing full scope 10
the pencil OF master, are most vivlt'ly depicted
Tie second, smaller dimensions
as life represents ST John in The Wil.ernes snnnr he
stream gushing from rock is in the style Of David
most finished painting.
The third picture represents beautiful C;rcassan Maid Of
feed for sale by Armenian slave merchant high
ish functonary.
Hours of exhibition from the morning till 10 at night
Admttanc" Is ceHts-Season tickets 50 Cents. s-3al-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

u THE person who left pocket beck containing money
and papers AT the desk of this Office few ,ince
have the returned the called any
application been made for the R2i 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

WI NLOU al LIN, Assns.eev
Is Ser Il w.iI - =. &C., e..e'. ssI4nsx CO.
or. knives % ssds sss ssis.srs Z -. e. 'os
eve snecseI csAsters - bnsdIes doube and siaeisS
thAln .se and brass sareIsd pistols; percpssio
So."s-Ssannang ~ dsusle Extra cola~ne rail- ~
PsIIoneIy Irelch ssd EsGIAh SO laysnser rs.r %
'Asinvoios Oh combs cellars besous boo. -
Also an invoice q Je~elry-consst.. sf ea,.r,r.,
1lass, Wo.cnes, oreastlans, chains nc. DC 20 s,ns
NJ w fOA HORSE RAZ6au-
TOT he sais o. horses Vehicles Ic by co.,,ss.o,
~ pvs.e sse daily, and by public every WeJnssaa
weather. "' "l.nout regard -
The proprietor takes this opportunity Of ,r,rss mn u.
SNOW rugmeIs 10 the patrons OF This nah -
,se ana The late firm of Simpson Cowan for The verv
sure ms friends and III public that be has Sole
its continuance, " NJ N ~ hie1n
Horses taken livery usual and careful grooms en-,
ployed. ~ ~ ~ s''' e.'
Horses TO hire ofthe best description at the shortest notice tn
his ,Isras ana gentlemen Introduced by them.
-. om- VIM. COwAN 81 Crosby 81
~ rN sU..sA CATI "a LLs.-fhe r~eunr
ses o. Horses Carriages, Hairless, Nc. continuo
taSe Pface aims we'll Known establishment every Monday
The next sale will on Monday next 27,b Nov
- - CLOCK All Horses, Carriages &c Intended for I'm
Nov 25lh, at O'Clock, r. M. A''
also necessary that early apple should be made as
Hieo number OF horses only taken and ~ Loras
oe oHefsd al auction unless registered in the
B-An assortment OF elegant sleiehs just received and
Also will be sold elegant Chariot and two ,ets o b.ro.s
Ia property OF the late DR.. Busbe.
Also, pair of fine bay Horses 6 hands high years old
long tails Apply to -
o6-sm' JOHN w. WATSON, 446 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

- discus hair ROW the face, and neck single ann
cation aitcs tbs purpose without pain injury the III
which on The contrary se whittier and softer than before
second spp son DESTROYS The "a the hair for sale bv
ui.Rws J. A.. EAMOrtR q77 Q,o..l.~.-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27
PAUL Il. LLOYD, Auctioneer.
LcXECUTOR'S SALE OF FURNITURE -

II VIM. Mccormick will sell Wednesday the 29th inst,
at 10 O'Clock by the order of executors all the furniture
tanned the house. consisting of elegant French mahogany
bedseads side bosrds beareau locking glasses carpets mai
trasses and beds &c with variety other good bedroom
furniture Also large of bed and table nep bed
spreads curtains, towels, napkins DC.
n Is. The sale will commence with a good OF
kitchen furniture.
u MADAME CAkADtRl ALLAN begs permission to
acquant her friends and the public that her CONCERT will
take place at the CITY tOTEL Wednesday evening
Nov 90 TO commence o'clock Tickets 81 each TO be had
al the principal Music stores and at the City Hotel.
no
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

- - and ~ ef Incorporated banks of very sndng
70 New Engs,d: constssty on hand the Strangers III
change Office ~ all street. for city safety notes
par 6od silver and hank bought Ca the best
terms and oil Minds o'ank notes examined gratis with
pl m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27
THOMPsON,s SURGICAL

ridge (between O. and and Broom.) New York
The unparalleled which has attended the apple
~ THE Truss in cu Ing which bad been given hope
less after having tried all other kinds proves It's
tsworn with perfect ease and safety. r days trial
lowed This 1rHss has been rned by than 200 ri
the wost celebrated Surgeons Physicians in New Yerk
who agree In saving qualities Superior any
other W ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS on an entire
new principle and superior 10 any in use,
r6-2mf n. n. BENJAMIN. Agent, FIdridVe street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

Lay In a supply before Navigation cIose a
INTERIM lNTEk-Importanti Housekee pers
an 81 WAC are In iavsr of tirne~
WILL CO. have on hand and r. ceivins week.
~, me best quality o hardwood Charcoal
clusivey from beach rich and ape timber and pn mn 10
boxes containing eight barrels certified by he ospes
TOR 81 Charcoal Tor the city, and delivered par vithon
burn one third longer than pine coal "
sample OF the above coal can he see. m, No r.-Lu
square where information will be given and orders r.ceiysd
ae present prices correspond nearly those OF pns
coal becomes great Object using the article =,
"a" ""ueA'""en nl7-2ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

- SALE PRfCERt
Superior Clipped Nn,rs Maps, eco
. Plain css,or., % B,o g
Silb, o. 50 10 3 -
- MusArat Maps SM
~ D. ksnsibos with each genlcnnsns hat The ris;r
Cssors at - o. unfvaed by any eve dollar hss Of tn,
snd IN this msrket J. SvEUART,
oi0 3m- SIS Broadwa CORNER Of AusIaonv q
CusAP CAEPE AND FLOOR CLOTH
~ WAREHOUSE, Nos l51 AMI lb9 Chatham street, oppn-
site MulberryThe subcri for sale rye ana
extensive ssortnent of kddermnster Carpc,ng Tngrsis
earp FROM q TO lis ysrd Also large sssarts nj OF
Tuted R1gs from Is IN 10 Erglish Bcorc-hs drurg~ts ia
bic, pisno sod sand covers, door mats ~ rryuc~d
prices Cor ash REEVE A gUERwopn
MO Inn $50
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

I'hE iES are respectfully invited 10 call and e1
sne he suoscribsrs stock Of Lynx Genet and Squirrel
caPe p.crnes nuis boas neck ties and down Trim
ming 40 complete ladies' and msss. ~
yer ponnee every variety OF shape color made on fine
lu pooe apcrvou water Ills bonuess n.
n.hs premium 81 botn the Fairs Cor two years
csnF men are informed that they will always .,
neds nnu SHORT maj beaver and silk hats 9th
veI seal ana other fur Of every cts, Youtbs
ana cn1rens ha far and cloth nps All the Above poods
tail syIvgsrEr ~ ,s .sr1 anu re-
Ne 2os Chatham Square. the Bowery nIs..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27
EXHIBACIOS OF DaVENPOyI,S ICiES
~ TRIO MAGNETIC MACHINEkY-A large continue

naway, over 80 feet 10 circumference wih engine
propelled by this wonderful and invisible
to the public, in addition the exhibition open Day
and Evening nj No. Barclay opposite the Asor
House. and adjoining the American Hotel from A. NJ Ia
T. NJ and from TO in the evening Railroad put 10
motion al IL NJ p. A., and r. NJ Single tickets cents
Monthly tickets transferable ST. Fer sale door and
at the ~ ncipal Hotels OPT Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27
A ssORTED PICKT Es.

"A i ,se cases. doIcn each, halt gallon jars
1000 do do do
sn,cr,or s,y,s and dS O., 80 do quart do. put up In
- O. JR. WELLS 1874 Water 81
W =" next door 10 Hollis Hotel
(NOAl.-W assingion Coal Yard, corner Of barrow :,
Washington ss-A stock OF superior SchuylkIp Peach IN
eao Soa al present on hand in his yard which W be s
Tor cash al very reduced prices Families will find Il, 10 ira
aavasge 10 call before laying IN their winters supply
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

OLohDE soAP-Ihis soaps prepared by practi-
GAL chemist II is deservedy celebrated Tor endrinv tbe
SKIN smooth ard SOFT removing chaps pmpes bemses
Tor the preservation OF the teeth and gums cnre of
offensive breah Tor cleansing and healing and wounds
rpeyesng and curing cuaneous Diseases particularly in.
ans Tor bleaching muns and for The re-
mnva grease paint tar &c from clothing. 1t much
retail by r. HOW Arm "a .sh,ug,an CO. 80"
For sale by Hoadey Phelps Co. NJ 42 Water street by
Marshal g. Slocum No C3 Broadway corner of Diane 81
ana ey John Dodd corner OF Broadway
4 Diana
The herald., 1837-05-09

LoArERs GETTING AiRED.-During the last few
DAYS we have observed several members and sffce
holders of "our party" amusing themselves in
Broadway, happy as happy can be-Croswell of the
Albany Argus, galanting beautiful ladies up and
down the ria sacra-John Van Buren, the heir ap-
parent arm and arm with few employees from
Washington-and several other of the loafers of
party, who hang upon a country and live on people
like their rival lsafers round the Fulton markets
The present revolution in commerce does not touch
these chaps. Their salaries now become doubly
valuable depreciation in prices is equal to doubling
their pay. Thus the s25, 900 which Mr.. Van Buren
receives in 1897, will be worth 1000 in lS3s when
the revolution in commerce shall be complete and
every merchant broken to pieces ia the land.
We desire the loafers in rags of the Five Points, to
come and their rival oafers in lace take their daily
airings in Broadway.
The herald., 1837-05-09

TINES IN New ORLEANs.-During the present
commercial revulsion in New Orleans, in which all
the principal houses of the city have failed, of
them for many millions, the business papers Of that
city have been filled with theatrical notices. and hard
times First under the editorial head comes the beau
tful Celeste, next the failure Of great cotton firm
The divine Celeste danced last evening moro dvnely
than ever. Every thing is going to rum Last night
the ST. Charles street theatre was filled to overflow
ing to witness the beautiful acting of the charming
Celeste who displayed more energy Of soul than
The most disastrous accounts are received from all
quarters business is at dead stand and the distress
unparalleled. Celeste has cleared in ninety days,
over twenty-sx thousand dsIlars last night She
charmed every body by her passing gaccfulness-
the distress contnucs-money is not TO be had atAny
prce-yesterday, there twelve more large fail
nrss the whole south west is bankrupt.
SO they go-merchants failing, negroes sold to buy
their masters bread universal distress and bankrupt
cy, the theatres crowded every evening, and the d.
vine Celeste, with her divine legs making all the
money and carrying away all the glory.
The herald., 1837-05-09

SCENES IN WALL -sTREET-All yesterday this tho
roughfare of money changers was crowded with
bankers, merchants, editors, loafers, and now and
then pretty woman. The bankers feeling the
pulse of public sentiment, to see if il would do for
them 10 suspend specie payments-the merchants
were cursing Van Buren and the times the editors
picking up for this mornings papers; the loaf
ers looking and enjoying the excitement and the
rest men and women, were crowding with their VS.,
KS, LIS and C's OF the Dry Dock Bank, to exchange
them for specie. Such crowding! widow lady,
who lives up town, had quantity of the bills which
she appeared very anxious get rid of but she found
it impossible to get into the bank. friend came
along and volunteered his services. The bill was
redeemed, and he brought her a heap Of the real
chink. Her eye sparkled as she looked for mement
AT the gltterng treasure, and then she tied sp in
her white handkerchief she was heard TO say "There,
| shall sleep tonight"
The herald., 1837-05-09


On Sunday 7th inst, by the Rev y = Porter, M John II
Perkins, 10 Miss Hannah NJ Bleary, both of this city.
On sunday, 7h inst, by the Rev E - Porter Mason GRAM
kelten, TO Miss Rachel ". kipp, both OF this city.
~ MNevburgh Tuesday 81 inst, by the Rev. Or. McCar
e the Rev William McIaren of this Miss Harriet NJ
Reeve daughter Of late seah Reeve, ESQ., Of the former
place.
Al the same place, Tuesday 81 nst by the Rev. Mr. Leg
gctt w. w. Smith, of the firm of Miller smith, merchants OF
is city 70 Miss Harriet daughter OF hexande Thompson.
Esq, Of Hopewcll, Orange county.
DIED.
On Monday, 9th inst Eliza, lony daughter Of Edward C.,
and Maria Harrison, in the 9Th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family requested
tend the funeral this afternoon, at O'clock from No "a Sixth
st., the ID Avenpe.
Saturday. 9th inst, Sophia. wife OF Thoe r. Harvey.
aged S5 wears, months, and IA days "
The friends Of the deceased invited attend the funeral
morning ~ o'clock, from No 1874, Fulton @cct.
Broohlyn.
On SUNDAY III inst, in the 10th year Of her age Amee Oh
rsud, native Of France.
On Sunday 7th inst Marie Adelinc only daughter Of VIM.
and Caroline Meeks, aged years and months
On SATURDAY, 9Th inst Mrs Sersb Avery aged 81 yca<a
On Saturday, 9th inst, Rev. Peter Ludlow the 4o
Of his age
On saturday 9th inst James Dobson son The ar Capt.
w. H. Dobson, aged Is years
On Saturday, 9Th inst Theodore r. youngest ofM w.
and > A. Brett, aged 10 months
The herald., 1837-05-09

SvrcrDr.-A young man, named J. G. Newmsn
supposed TO be tailor residing st No. SO vesey street.
destroyed himself by taking poison on Sunday night
last He was notqutc twenty years of age. On the
bosom Of his shirt found pinned piece Of paper
whsreon was written his name age &c. and that
he committed the deed frem mental melancholy and
trouble
The herald., 1837-05-09

II General Scott has declined the public dinner
offered him. His moderation in eating in New York,
s equal TO his moderation in fighting Ocsola in Flo
rda. The committee Of sorans, as in duty bound,
approved his modest dcmeanor on beth occasions.
Spirit OF julius Cesar-sprt Of Napoleon don't
hide your blushing faces under your roseate wings,
at the quality Of modern chiyary! To die in Florida
would have been the deafness bed Of honor-but can
you make heroes by resolutions toas,s, dinners or
public meetings, az you make charatans in literature
and politics No No MOI
The herald., 1837-05-09

HoRniBLy QUEER.-A lady in Cologne, who was
"as ladies' wish to be who love their lords" took such
fancy to taste the flesh of her husband, that she
actually assassinated him and after induging in as
much fresh meat the weather permitted salied the
remainder for future use.
The herald., 1837-05-09

a. Forbes has been playing Romeo in Cincinnati.
Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo7" II
must be because the other man IS sick.
The herald., 1837-05-09

GALLASray rs. TAsrE.-The Boston papers say
that in personal attractions, Miss Emma wheatley
exces any actress on the American stage, and only
inferior to Ellen Tree as actress Ellen and EN-
ma are pretty girls, and have charming names; and
the Boston Editors always say Just what they mean.
The herald., 1837-05-09

ErThe Honorable, beautiful, intellectual and Pc
etcsl Mrs Norton has become rcconcled to her poor
husband, who has felt comfortable single hour
since their separation. Probably Lord Melbourne has
gwen her certificate Of good character
The herald., 1837-05-09

IT queer fellow in Northampton, Mass.-the
prettiest place this side Of paradisehas invented
funny little apparatus to keep babies from crying when
they are christened. All the ung mothers should
give him kiss apiece
The herald., 1837-05-09

New UsrvERslTv.-The dedication Of this splen-
did establishment will take place in week or ten
days. 1t is nearly ready. An immense crowd Of
the learned, the beautiful, and the brave, will be pre-
sent General Talmadge, the President, will deliver
the address
The herald., 1837-05-09

II John Slack is about to establish college in
the District of Columbia. He is taking subscriptions
for that purpose. We hope our humbugged charita-
bles will aid him in his worthy purpose.
The herald., 1837-05-09

II Mr.. Griffith has Exhibition Ball at the City
Hotel Brooklyn the principle of the at Nlblos.
Brooklyn beaux and Brooklyn bellies, bewtching and
bean tiful will be at this brilliant ball
The herald., 1837-05-09

PoIIcE.--Fiot on board the ship F2ora.-A con-
siderable riot took place Old Slip yesterday in con-
sequence Of strike among the niggers for higher
wages, and the owners of the Flora having engaged
workmen, at what these gents considered under price,
they endeavored to prevent the repairs of the ship from
being executed
Some sharp fighting and few broken heads were
the consequences of these proceedings. The police
however, getting wind of the aflray quickly Suppress
cd the disturbance Every thing is now quiet.
Mere free than 1oelcome-An amorous chap named
Edward Baker, alias John Atkinson, took itinto his
head toproceed from his quarters the Orange county
house, Courtlandt street, TO Tammany Hail. on Sun
day, to hear the singing philosophy, &C., of the unbe-
levers. Being particularly struck with the attractive
graces Of pair of pretty infidel saints, he became
very obirusive, and spon being demonstrated with,
by relation of the ladies', he assaulted him. For this
offence, our ladies' man has been held TO bail in the
sum of 5000.
Error correctei-In our report of the case be-
tween Mr.. Cohen and Mr.. Townsend, we mentioned
that Mr.. c. had been held TO bail. This was not So
The matter originated in misunderstanding between
the parties, which IS, given 10 understand ami
cably arranged Mr. Townsend was little too hasty.
and Mr. Cohen little too stiff, thus the difficulty
arose. Cedunf arma fogr. The tug Of arms is 20
more.
The herald., 1837-05-09

FLOWER SALE AT NIBLos.-The times are heavy,
which doubtless the of this sale having been
so poorly attended. The truth is, nobody has money
10 spend in any thing not absolutely Indispensable
The plants themselves were all but given away, many
not bringing more than trhe over the cost Of the
pots that contained them.
The monthly roses Of which there were some fine
specimens, seemed to be favorites. number of muca
rarer and costly plants sold at less price
than they An Ethiopian lily, for instance was
bought for the poor price of two shllings and three
pence an Oliander for two shillings and sixpence
several Hydranged, for from three to four shillngs
monthly strawberry for one shilling and sixpence.
Among the rarest plants, we observed an Agapan-
thus umbellcatus, Polygalo specosa, and Calceo-
lara rugosa-each Of them excellent specimens Of
their several species.
There were bat few ladies in attendance, and the
company was particularly slim, not over one hundred
persons being present
We intended to have said some pretty things re-
spectng this SALE and the attending lovers Of Flora
but the pressure weighs even upon elasticity of
spiris-we feel disappointed, and lest should be-
como melancholy, we here close our poragrophizng
on the sale Of flowers at Niblo's.
The herald., 1837-05-09

II Drinking coffee is said to make children grow
up short and dumpy. The Boston Medical and Sur
pical Journal has theory Of that kind.