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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

Oct S-Ia, ss4S es45 Mary jane I'm r. York, by the
Thoosa, at Boston
FOREIGN PORTS
CARrHAcEsA, Aug. 25-Nueva Grenada, Eskeldre, New
York
LIVERPOOL, N. s., Sept n -Arotic, New York.
UNITED STATES PORTS.
PORTLAND, Oct. 1-Cpd, Floi ida, Chase New York.
GLOUCESTER Oct a-Ar Balance, Beverly for New York;
Citizen, do, do
SALEM Oct z-CPd, Ocean, Norris, New York-sth Tia
tsa. wilkens, do. via Boston. -
New BEDFORD, Oct AR. Sarah Louisa RicketsoD New
York. Helen Shephard do.
NAGTuc1Er, Oct SID Martha Gardener. N. York.
PRovIpENcE. Oct Arr Dwo, Chase New York; Pho
nee Presbrey, dol sid Copy Davis, do8h, arr SUPERIOR
Manchester, do; John, Dsbrow, do.
FALL RIVER, Oct 7-SPd Three Brothers, Stuart, New
York.
BosToN Oct 7-Cpd Oscar Lowell N. York; Renown, .Lo-
ve do; Exchange, Nicksron do; Lafayette Pendeton
New York; CID Hudson Ryder, do Fiend Baker doth,
Emerald, Prnde, do; Delta Norwood do VIM Roscoe,
Meeker, 40 Pequot, Baker, do.
New HAVEN, Oct Arr. Sarah, Rogers N York.
EAsTPoRT Oct 3-Arr Mary Elizabeth, Greenlow NJ York,
and sailed same day for 81. Johns N. Is.
NORFOLK, Oct. 5-Arr Regulator, Mills NJ York.
PENSACOLA, Sept 28.-Arr Handy, ~ York
New York; Enterprise Muan, do; STAR Carter, do; Por-
poise do.
Corlees do; Union, Johnson DO.
BALTIMORE Oct 8-Cpd Boston packet, Heebee, N. York,
via Rappahanncck.
Oct AR Florida Mott New York
RIcHMeSD, Oct. TAR. Lyrchburg, Pitts, New York.
CHARLEsTo Oct 5-Ar Saluda, Norris New York; ID.
mon Sherwood do-sPd, Planter Sturges do; Columbia,
Wright, do.
NOZZLE Oct AR. Calvin, Baker, New York; Nile Downs,
Boston, via Thor aslon.
New ORLEANS, Oct. AR. Lyons, Agry, New York; Ame-
Townsend do for Nicksburg; Niagara Pike, liverpool 30
DAY $; Julia, johnson, Galveston Bay.
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Ships Matakeeset Drew, New Orleans Roche Br.,lers
Co. l9daSs DO s Ap,sesicca D IarSat Co srss
nah schrs Corne Finn, velasco CTexsS Charles OAKLEY,
Messns ys@ gS.ss Jssssonys F Barbara squire
ARRIVEn
Brig Pctou, Doane Hslsx, IDS, with md,e 10 Mey,v
Brig Grand TURK, Bartlett, sydssy, 10 days, win Goa, 70
schr' George Henry. Denista, Halifax. 10 d,y.. = u
schr Robert Ran,Ou, Jr Marshall, Gloucester d.. ,o o.
s sesr Celeste Terrell s ns,irso,s q. 70 order
sELqw brig; Very thick a .ndbs1y outside.
sALED-shp eais1s HsssrS london, and others
=, T so sG s% S Ss.eso e Tss syw
poe ofaEng that port ships Msssdo mi me c gT
Armstrong, Relief, ore shir) 1t Com. Dorns and brp
there were 5000 insured Boston, on the som SOM epss
And which foundered on her passage from London s
ing upte river floating Ugh, will be pas
ssd that hat ne 81 UR ces
first time on or about the 1h inst. " 'e
M st ai s lon % NV, with vessel Scs% @ sS the
which were two men In ayery exhausted stats; they stated
sailed from New York on the 10Th u. viii, ii ,as' she
The, the consisted Of. persons ncucng officers that
bad retired their berth The captain and crew on
% Bees hs s%
70 survive nos,ng about IN the bold amongst the cargo until
s BY .sero1. ensc,ed their escape through the
bin ana gained the bottom 81 the vessel they could hear the
ceased
In the hope Of sndne some Of them alive Captain r. sent,
e tools 70 scue the vessel they found young
man alive but suite senseess and shockineIy bruses The
e,hsr ssre floating sround all dead Th, msa taken
ooaru tn Amelia where thing done n restore him
IN animation but without effect expired the second
recovered. -
To Cspt:n Thompson, Of the Amelia much praise Is due for
we h"man'' ne pforptude evnced by him this
SON. The r cleared from this port Gsvestos Bay Ter
SPOKEN
sept a. lat 5l, Ion Tt Colannbia Of New York dmss,
so-wanted nnthing but sparsby the Adelaide AT Boston
Oct 3-la sel Ion 6t, Charles Carroll Lee, ~ York for
HAvre, ~ the Srst st Boston
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11
JouN ANDERSON. H siss >: ,

Join ANDEEs0N,, sign n The Isd,.s Chief sn
forms the admirers Of good CIGARS he has suoceeded n
making arrangements With the celebrated manufacturers Dss
Manuel Pula Co, ofsvsna for supply Of cbses
branas such as rarely isund IN this market
The most isudous con-oscurs may rely having ths
taste gathed ny Cigars every aavcr and whole
sale retail that shan induce continuance Of their petrs
A cali viii obige.
ME- A has 80 connsusn with any sthsr bouse ths
csy. ljyieSu*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

DIAPER BOX BAZAAR-No. I2f Fulton a., 3 doors
from Nasau-Constany on hand for sale plain and fancy
Paper Boxes Of every descriptions and STYLE for line 81
business goods silks sces shoes fancy articles
stocks, cellars besoms and Shirts curl buen jewellery and
perumery In all their branches samples Cor coffee rice
etc, matches fur especially Tor mu, musical Instruments
drugs apohccay and stationary bat and hat boxes and
bandhoxes for millinery articles, &c.
Orders for purpose quantity quality 81 Paper Boxes
tobe manufactured received and promptly executed with des
patch at the lowest prices TO ~ article prescribed In the
neatess nanser.
Regular importation from Germany Of real genuine Cologne
waerfar wholesale, peror acle the
also most splendid asssrtm Mt Il German patterns for
piers and embroidees Of description for reang
boses pocket books and ladies notice books decorated with
secde work In 20 reh and haocae uye they
seen before. a5tms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

r.biv greater The remedy for these ntocrabe
rievaaces plain They originate nthe corporation laws
which confer the butchers exclusive privilege by which
tey psss gains and the principles Of free trade
ue entirely Repeal these dsgraceu enactmen
throw market open they every where else, and
provisoas will then find their proper level Even the butch
deny that they enjoy the monopoly complained or
In last report gave account OF the sale that TOOK
place this city, OF Durham Cattle the highest price
Wrought "a eow being $780, Sales of the same
breed have recently taken place in Ohio and Kentucky the re-
which, remarkably with those at the safe
In Ohio, the prices ranged from 48 to l7ee dos
Kentucky year old bull brought $l3io and cows IRON
$3.50 s745 each easy for such vast an
yerence in the price.
The system foestang fruit and vegetables ~ our mar
kets which still continues alarming EXTENT appears
by from Mobile have prevailed 'nere throughout
the The Common Council s@o were aooutto pass
laws put end to this But If they oo" 'he dAAmPie o.
our corporation who enact plenty oil laws 10 restrain orea
ing, put them force, the people OF nooe WI" De
benefited by the change anticipated In some respects
there has been of late, Improvement IN our country mar
kets as IN arrangement NC But the great evil, that of per-
hitting the buckers to purchase from the producers before
the time prescribed the market regulations, allowed 10
exist Every thing thus bought and reaed again at al
enormous preft Section 9th title 3d. Of the market resua
tons expressly prohibits all such buying and selling until af
Ter the hour twelve O'Clock Yet day prac
tsed with impuniy We request the superintendent of
markets attend to this They $500 year. and by
their oath OF Office they bound for this salary that
all the ans ordinances relating the pubic markets.
complied with"
CORPORATION MARKETS.
Beef to lsc per lb. Lamb, Zoe. do.
Mutton, l0c. do. Pork, l24 de.
Veal 12to l6 do.
POULTRY, BuTTER &c.
Turkeys 12. each Geese, 6s to IS. each
Fowls rs. per pair Butter, 81 a 25 cts. per ID.
Chickens, As. to IS do Eggs, IL 12 cts for 4.
Ducks s.. to 8s per pair Wild Pigeons, 75c. doz.
VEGETABLES
Peaches half peek. Cabbages $50 the hundred
Potatoes, IS. Cd. bushel Cucnmbers, a hundred.
Sreen Corn IL for Is. Turnips, S. a busheL
Water Melons, 2ts %. each. Squash, IL for Is
Apples, l2s barrel Nutmeg Melons, I'D to Cd. each
Streakea Bass TO- to l2c per lib Blue Fish, &c. per ID.
Black Fish, &c. per h. Porgies, &c. do.
Sturgeon &c. do. Cod &c. do.
Eels, l2c do. HOLSTERS, &c. do.
Rock Bass, Is do.
Hickory S275 load. Liverpool Coal, 90. 50 pr chad
Oak, $500 de- Anthracite. 90 to 50 per
Pine, S125 load. Sydney, % to $50 per ton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

u formed
MErAMoRA-Metanora Mr.. ForeS-Nahmeokee Mrs.
Sharpe.
After which the DEEP DEEP SEA, or the Sea SERPENT
Neptune, Mr. Richings-Minerya, Mrs. Durie
" Doors open 64-peromanees Commence a, O'clock
Boxes el-Pi. 50 cens-0allery Is cents.
mMMlCAN THEATRE. 30 :. kixX-
"A THIS EVENING will be performed
RICHARD III-Richard, Mi. Booth-Lady Anne, Mrs.
Herring.
To conclude with the UNFINISHED GENTLEMAN-Lord
Tottery, MIR. Anderson-Chntz, Mrs. La Forest.
II Doors open at PERFORMANCES commence ~ quarter
before O'Clock Boxes, 10 cents-Pit S73-Galery, 10
NATIONAL THE TRE-LSfe italian Opera
! House-MR WALLACK, Lessee.-THIS EVENING
will be performed
henry iv-Falstaf, Mr.. Hackett-Lady Percy, Miss f.
Wheatley.
To conclude with the COMEDY OF ERRoRs-Two Dro-
meos-Messrs. Barnes and Hackett.
Doors open ea-Periormance begin at II.
~ tersals-TiiIS EVENING will be performed
Previous to. which POPPING THE 'QUEsTION-Mrs.
Primrose Mr.. Jones-Een, Mrs. Conway.
After which MICHEL EFT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Mons.
Observation-Disclosures Mad, lie Jose phine.
After which TWO GRE GORIES-Fanchette, Mrs. Conway
sir. Gregory, with song, Mr.. Edwin
To conclude with VATEL-vatel, Mons vctor-Manette,
Niad'le Josephine.
u Boxes so cents; Pit, % cents
Doors open at past the performance will
1 O'Clock,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

ExHIBITION OF DAvENPORT,s ELEC-
II TR0-MAGNETIC MACHINERY, Barclay street OPP
open daily FROM 10 10 s.
Single tickets 50 cents monthly tickets not transferable, a.
Fer sale at the door and At the principal hotels
JrEvENING Exhibion.--A the request OF several fami-
lies, and TO afford the ladies opportunity kehodng this
wosderul discovery the propreors VIII give evening
hbon rem hall past to O'Clock, and AFTER the 9th Sep
tember inst, until further notice. s25 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11
General Markets.

TUESDAY, Oct 10, o y. ~.
The market has rather dull thus
has slightly advanced today. Sales 30 IS So New
York rather receeded We quotet at 75a $so Re
ceips were small. Nothing remark in the grain
ket
Auction Saesi5 bbs peanuts 72c IS baskets champagne,
SIS S6 IS; ~ bbs New Orleans Rum 3stc 10 or casks Lis
bon wine soc; do Port de- 4o 100 boxes Brown
na Sugar, II a sic.-Tems, cash.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 3oth. r. M.-SugarPrime 81 cts.
inferior, moderate demand Molakes-0n Levee, Is
Is cents per gallon, sales On psa.taiion 20 cents snail
IL do; r. o. Is Bscon-Ham 10 cents In canvassed
a II do; mddings 0i IL do; shoulders, ct do, limited
sales Lara-Per To- III cents according TO quality. Beef
Mess sl6 per bb per half do limited demand prime, II
IL Feur-$575 6, large supply. Lead-Pg, Scents bar
Ito n cents pound Tobacco-Fra quality, 81 cents
per pound second do 81 do; crossed IA q do sales
GrainCom in si2 LIS per Dbl arrivals shelled in
sacks SIT 90 per bushe fair supply OATS So so do ARRIVAL
Freghu-Cotlon-To Liverpool, ID. pound; Havre IA
cent; New York, Ct Tobacco-New York, per hid. 81
dollars
Sales of Eat India Co.'S Teas Montreal Oct 5Is5 chests
hyson Skin at let so chests young Tyson Is o!
81 Oh vs. chests, 1872 boxes, Tyson at d VI OH boxes gun
powder Oh.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11
CarpetIng and Flonrcloths.

1T JUST received from auction large and splendid a.
ofdsuble super and superne kddermnser Car
retnp AO, fine and reduced prirs m
rs cents per yard together with very large sssortnen q
Floor oil cloths, from 10 10 eetwide Druggers French table
piano Covers &c &c all OF which will be sed m reuc I'd
posie Mulberry at oy.2wsf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

" DRESS BALL-0s Monday evening next. oet. isti
grasd Masquerade and Fspcy Dres Ball will We sivsn
hall will be brilliantly Illuminated and every give
w and se . s Who
will fursislstbe music Of the evening.
clock r NJ the foot Of Market street to receive
The steamboat, viii also receive passenger from the foot
Tickets s2 to admit gentleman laaies may be had
xnninssons, Pai Row, Iurs CORNER OF Of sowery .nd
Walk street Pslmos Broadway at IS South street. and
~ B. No persons In Negro characters can be admitted
P Per ~ Ge cry he o,.nsd en- %
beth street and Of Mr. blanchard u Elm Walker
and at the ball on the night Of the sslL oiisr
CONyEnsATIONsO ON ANIMAL MAG.
- NETIsM, With exhibition Of the Phenomena, BY
Mesrs Andres and Doyle in the Debating Room Clinton
and Friday evenings st7i O'Clock
Tickets be had only the bookstore Of Mr. G. shepard
| COO OOn HANK OF STATE OF NEW.
3oU,UVO YoRK-s5 notes in city bills, ono per ceat
oil.lt. l.. GARDENER, No.2 Wall street
BOOTS, boots, BOOTs-wALKERs $50 Canal
street the second shoe from Greenwich street. the
Der have ad, Gentlemen and cbdrsns boot. and shoes
every description to sell lover thar they have been offered to
this public Also India Rubber and Leather Shoes don't
Greenwich 81 olI-m'
aock washington Market skill boat, with Inside
painted blue sad red streak outside, with black her
painted white her stern req, Oh ner
IRONS out whoever said boat TO Washington Mar
and delivers her the At No 24 Fulton street,
VIII reserve the above reward; information leading TO the de-
lection OF the thief Is reunired oIi.Sts
(oMWsET WARE HOUSE so BROAD.
way, cvHNER OF WHITE STREETs-Mrs q.
rJy uste Miss g. Woodward) and Miss ~ woodward,
pers hor their friends removal TO above place
ns.e general assortment Of French and English
olliws i"erchans are reques'euo''
Ro. morning ~ Pearl street or its vicinity Pock-
.,e. conisinng $780, about 1900 OF which In
near ,ss ss o. with hole through each
nr !, ,h ,, me nnasr viii be literally rewarded by
Pearl st. Nsse's smith Lawrence, W
olllp
TON, VIA NEWPORT AND PROV
C.n,.,. v.-s--, DsNCE-The steamboat LExTNgToN
on Friday afternoon, Oct ish q, .,e,oeI
Passengers Tor Boston will be ~ ~.
Boston. - WIG hnAiNeTON n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

VI CARD.-The subscriber having Rad a number Of
years experience in the Stove business ssd particularly that
oil Dr. MOTIFS Stoves, aers himself that
ecue proper manner the putting ~ he insure
Their perfect safety and proper distribution OF heat and he
has now associated himself with Charles Seymour, ate
aander OF the steamboat Swan unds the firm Of STRAIT
TON SEYMOUR, who bave purchased the entire stock %
the late firm OF a. Mott he viii he happy receive
ders from his friends and public generally s the old
No Az Water s and bis Undivided atenop viii he given
and direct reference their safety and economy Of bs
heat and fuel, o5lw- r. VI. SrRAfTON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

thus that the Phladephan have their coal by
tail at % less per ton besides receiving 24o pounds in
weight than charged and allowed coal yards will
be observed also, that the egg coal Philadelphia dollar
less than the broken and screened Here pay $3.50 fer
both; making difference Of less than % a this tem
exclusive of the overweight No wonder when such immense
profits these realized by the coal SPECTATORS little
short of 80 dealers the article have sprung this city
within few years.
The mode OF weighing coal by the weigh has
given rise to much dissatisfaction and several remedies have
been proposed all of which appear insufficient As coal
heavier than others II evident that the weight these dit
feren qualities must be dproporenate their bulk. That
being the measurement and weighing be
the fares Of dealing in the article Such the uniform
practice London, however small the quantity sod and such
used be the practice here when sold by the chaon
instead Of the ton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

CONCERT-MR- f. knoll, who obtained the first
premium on the Clarone AT the Royal Academy Paris
informs the public and tho good music that for
the nrst tune IN this country and previous his departure
the SOUTH nc intends TO give grand Vocal and
Concert at the City Hotel TUESDAY, 7th He will
be assisted by the following artists
Vocal Perormers-Slgnora Maronc.li Mrs Dunn Sigpor
Fab.
Instrumental Pererers-Messrs Etenne piano forte
cher, volncelo; Sgner Gambst trumpet, who have
kindly volunteered their services for this occasion
Tickets each, TO be had at the City oei and The prnci-
pal Music Stores
III The particulars will be given hereafter. o9-3ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

May,is :, - ~ aesve from pier No. NJ r. fost q
rassesgers for Boston will be forwarded IL - ali
Boston. = aie 1nHiNetON ~
~ NO freight received on board after o'clecs p NJ
Forfurther information inquire on board. or of -
NJ n .u.. 60, D. y. ALLEN, 1860 ssutb e.
V's'" ~-''A elIdtDl.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11
Coal Market.

TUESDAY, Oct. 10TH
The following the retail prices of coal advertised in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

WATCHES-The subscriber has on hand from late
w arrivals and Offers for sale large and complete assort
men OF gold vertical lepine duplex anchor and
independent second Watches, silver do do
Musical Snufl Boxes in she'll cases, q tunes
do Boxes, large sizes, and tunes, some with ga
cred music, entirely yew article
Alabaster, ebony and other Clocks.
o7.fms A IOIJSr NJ, cs ;h.r,,. =,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

II AMPS CHANDELIERS AC.-The subec riber
IL begs 10 inform his friends and the public general
he has received by late arrivals from Europe elegant
sortment OF the aforementioned articles which he
sale at unprecedented low prices for cash. wholesale and re.
tail, viz:
Astral lamps in gilt bronzed marble, and glass pillars.
Mantle do do do do do viii
rich glass pans and drops.
Hanging chandeliers for candles. from 10 80 lights
Book lamps for drawing rooms, from TO 5.
Elegant stand candeabras carrying from 10 10 Is lights
Elegant mantle candestickf, plain and ornaner tai
Hall lamps for oil and gas.
Hanging lamps, rom IN lights
Ladies' wash tables, elegantly painted in oil coIorx
Ladies gilt buckles. slides, head bands, &c.
single and double barrel percussion fowing pieces
Bueing holster, belt, and pocket pistols.
Plated candlesicks, branches, cruet frames
Tea kettles, soltestands, &c. w. r. wREAKs
s27-3mt Ila Eulon =,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

SHIN PLASTEHs OF the North River Exchange Co
- are taken for goods the following grocery stores Ben
iamn 25 spring 81 sllmsn's, Of Blocker
msrce s Van Wos, ~ Vesey Sturdivanrs 444 Broad
way; williams S78 Washington and redeemed 3 North
Market IT. Albany, ID. Barrngsr Brother 81 State ST. Sche
Dectady; Wu Martin Staten Island.
Orders received Tor small t97 Greenwich st. New
YORK. and those notes redeemed there In silver small
money, or city bank bills. sl3.Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

EOR SALE FOR CAsH-A large quantity of Ger
l. man Phosphorus, wholesale and retail
o7dl2s+ ia. II. EAMOUREUx, No. SIT Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

RUslNEsS IN BROADWAY FOR SALE.
Is all cash, and doing well Apply 3l William street, The
price Is 500 and no abatement ISM.
NEWS, YOUTHS, AND CHILDREN,S
Nl CLOrHINC.-GEo A. HOYT CO, No IA Bowery
have hand extensive assortment really made clothing
suited 70 every and siIe which boy Will sell very
for cash, either ~ wholesale or retail sf53ms
"Joseph 0iIIott,s Celebrated Patent EIon-
gated Metallic PEN"
JOSEPH elliott begs TO inform the public that he
constantly receiving from bis mandatory In Brmng.
ham regular supply OF he most approved Metallic Pens
States and OF warranted good auaysmongst which may be
Sound his
aPalent Msgnum Bonum Commercial Pen,p
"Origna Patent Slip Pea"
"Original Patent Ladies' Pen,"
Double Damascus Barrel" Lunar /" Peruvian New
York Fountain and Damascus Pens" put up variety
sesvr on cards u one dozen cach with rosewood and al
bata holders IN bsre Of dozen each, with holders
roccocasss, she'll boxes and morocco cards.
" Albsts Everponi, and Pen and Eyerpeint Pencls"
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
From the well meed and universal celebrity Of
Pens assttested by the whole mercantile community Europe
andthe United States wnpv~cd makers have endea
word po,s upon he public by spurious pur
utterly worthless and entirely destitute ef qualities
requisite TO hne writing which have established such unpe
tsled denandi Tor the original IN country where
The public hereby cautioned 10 be I'd = gpsrd
against these oounerf9s they he readily t cted by
their unfinished appearance and by the style which
they are sent INTO The marietta their attempt Impose upon
Each gross ohe genuine pen envcopea In neatly pript
ed wrapper, descriptive Of the article II contains
Furthe. 70 guard against the asd the public win please
always reading from the point Of the pen:
Joseph Joseph Joseph
eiloirs ..oaoirs Gnloa
The above be had his Warehouse, No Beekmsn
reret one door below Pearl. New York jyil3ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

before The 2otb will then b. ~ol public auction Due no
| fol Canast- oe5ts
| A GRAND AMERICAN NATIONAL PFC
TUBE, feet high from the pencil Of The well known
jus, arrived IA the ship hatcher from sre, and VIII open
TO the public view on the l., Of October sle-im-
SUs . .sy sss \ A.
hind ever exhibited In this country painted by the celebrated
Tse .psa
ton Of the ISLAND or cEYLoN An artists and con-
70 be the panoramic psatns ever brought to this so.nr
Exhibited during the day and evening. Admi,snes 40
Y ss = A. Juan and ,ses
paintings Will be closed Monday the 9th October at the
s L. s,a, and will be opened Tuesday the
Slave, also by Dubufe. sill sm.
DKEMIUM CONFECTIONAHY-Th subscr.
Der 10 whom awarded Silver Medal ., The recent
would call the attention q the public extensive as,o9
shortest nore quantities to sui, purchasers Il such prices
a. cannot 'aii 70 give s.1,,,,ssIor ,rv,s =.
o7-lw' opposite The north Church.
TO Neutrality-suspicious. IN BROADWAY
party OF single gentlemen, who desire accommodations
Their camort may have eligible apartments with or
more meals al separate table their own hours Adj
b.r through the upper post Office with real
ferepces exchanged ON.
DGACH ORCHARD COAL.-A cargo Of broken
ogsaIe low from The vessel BY ANDERSON wHskb snd
NJ B. Cons sny on band all the different varieties of an
Washington streets .oSf1s
MUsIC-ro Principals Of Summaries and o,her.A Pro-
sesor 81 Music ard successful teacher wishes eagage
ose Or more Summaries 10 give Instructions on Piano
Forte, and likewise 10 singing some thriving village town
where private pupils could also be had Would engage with
family or fames-rcceve part Of his In land
HIS object 10 iesvirg the city being obtain farm No ohec
iors IN 60 ouh or west Bes, Of references given Address
post paid ", care NV wilmarh, Esq Crosby a. New
york would age organ, and conduct the singing IN
church. oa-3t.
TIL Note. ~ the Georgia Lnnser Company,
- "a a,he offices q Day rorman, No p wall street 81
Ne, IL Wall street at IA per cent discount s27.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11
FGM SALE CHEAP, III APPLIED ron

ELh-r0ur building lots situate the
nsr OF Graham avenue and Devoe In the village viii
la'nsburgh These lots Of the Tie
new village Size Of each lot IS feet front by feel
For terms ofsae inquire Of George Doyle of South 9Th
ana stb sr wamsburgh or Of James Medium, Of
Boram and Dean SITS. Brooklyn. s2g-Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

( NQAL-washingion Coal Yard, Of Barrow and
washington ss-A stock of superior Schuylkll Peach
chard Coal hand in his ward, which will
for cash at reduced prices Families will their
advantage to call before laying in their winters supply
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

rVO sPECULATORs-A note against 1TwALTER
y LAWRENCE. "a !. offered FOR sale. n not ssId
before the 2oth will then b. ~o public Due
ce Of which will be given II all the city papers Apply
n0l Canal st oe3.