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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-26

The poor ghost Of the defunct Bank Of the
United States, again disturbs the visions OF
the Globe, and,
"Walks unrevenged amongst u.s."
Nurses sometimes subdue the murmurings
of children, by alarming their imaginations
with bugaboos when senator presumcs to
assume the attitude of an independent legis-
lator, the fancies of his colleagues and COM
patriots are directed to the tombstone of the
Bank Of the United States. We had been
taught that Congress was a coordinate, inde-
pendent, branch of the government; but it
seems an independent opinion cannot be ex-
pressed therein, without producing bank
resurrection, and threat Of ostracism. I'm
less one abuses the memory. Of the Bank, in
every paragraph, he is harboring the enemy
and if he contravenes the uerba magistri, he
is an hereto.
Mr. RivEs, believing that nothing had been
presented to the consideration of the Senate,
calculated to meet those expectations which
must have been excited in the minds Of the
people by the convocation Of Congress, offered
a bill having at least tendency of that sort,
and which he yery reasonably hoped might
have been favorably received, from the fact,
that it passed both Houses Of Congress at the
last session, by a vote sufficient TO make it a
law, even if the President had withheld from
it his constitutional sanction. 1t is believed
that nine tenths Of the American people APP
proved the bill. 1t is again presented, with
modification, which is intended to address
itself to the true interests Of the Banks, and is
calculated more than any other measure to
effect a restoration of confidence, and that
great and universal desideratum, a resump-
ton Of specie payment
Is there the slightest tendency to relief in
the counter proposition, which proposes to
grasp all the specie in the country and lock
it up in the vaults of the Sub-treasuries I! On.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-26
PHRENoLoGY.

Next to an acquaintance with the human heart, Is
knowledge Of the human head. But how far Phrenoo-
ey able to aid in this inquiry, must be left to the
unbiased Judgments Of those who are expcrimented
upon. In new science, where so much more must eb
left to faith, than to demonstration, we shall hardly be
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-26

SOME are urging the "untred erpedien;' the Alba
ny IN Y.) Democratic Republican General Committee
have decided by OF 10 to g. that is inerpedisnt
to call public meeting to sustain the ub-Treasury
scheme
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-26

CAMUEL HEINECKE informs his friends and the
- public that he has taken room four doors north Oh
Doctor Guntons apothecay store on nlnn street, where
lie Ins srneenee in cutting all kinds Of GARMENTS that
general satisfaction will be given 10 such as may favor
him with their custom sep % e'a"s~
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-26
PUBLIC CREDIT.

As psy important Of strength and security,
CHERISH PUBLIC CREDIT. 80
WASHINGTON, Sept. IL, 1876
The General Government like an indfridndi citisen,
has nothing 10 do bat TO take care Of its interests
GLOBE, Sept IL, 1887
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-26

sxpecied 10 give the reasons Tor our faith. however
much faith We might have. In the present case ew
shall simply call the attention Of readers to the ad
vertisement Of Mr. BARrLErr, ton this subec) in an
other column, and recommend them TO submit them
selves 10 his +" manipulations." We shall be disap-
pointed il they are disappointed. =.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-26
nd whyr For dc alledg.a purpose q r..

And why = For the alledgcd purpose Of re-
dncing the currency to metallic standard,
and forcing the people % pay their servants
in gold and silver or its equivalent. All this
Is for the benefit Of the government. Is any
encouragement held out TO the people 70 en-
ulate this laudable project, in bringing har
currency TO the specie standard ! Is there
any prospect presented that the currency Of
the people is ever to come up to the standard
ofthat Of the government IL there any in
ducement held out to the banks to resume
specie payments No. The government
exact the better currency for themselves, and
leave the people TO get along as well as they
can with the baser currency. The Sub-trea-
surers would seek to absorb all the specie in
the country, to be |" sailed down" and locked
up in their vaults. and the government would
send its promissory notes among the people
as an equivalent Take things as they have
existed. Seventy millions Of specie in the
country, fifty required by the revenue Off
GERS, and twenty-five necessary to the wants
Of the government. Twenty millions Of spe-
Gle and ten or twelve millions Of Treasury
notes are to constitute the currency Of fifteen
millions Of people, trading, manufacturing and
agricultural. Fifty millions are to be "di-
yorccd" from the people, lest they should con-
taminate and corrupt themselves by its dam
gerous use, twenty-five TO be shared among
the servants Of the people, and the residue to
be buried without interest, lost to the uses
and profits ofthe country, until Congress shall
direct the disposition Of the idle and corrupt
ing mass, unless perchance Sub-Keasury de-
faulters, or thieves, should have beforehand
ran away with the whole.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-26

Misprints in tho Nv No. Of |" Publius"-In the thin
paragraph the word gh is twice printed in the place
Of the word ,peighf
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-26
GOLD COINS,

In Senaie September 10, ls37.-Mr BENTON sub
mltted the following statements, showing the coinage
and imports and exports of specie during the YEA
1897, which were ordered to be printed:
Gold coinage al The MINT Of The United States in 1897
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-26

Flour was selling at Cincinnati on the 10Th inst. for
IS SO to So 10.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-26

The poor ghost Of the defunct Bank Of the
United States, again disturbs the visions Of
the Globe, and,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

Brss oonc, Coe Norfolk; victory Bowmas, Daren; schrs
Syr ss Cha; s" Ssn he u'"'' n
ARRIVED.
ship Nashville Jackson New Orleans, asth ut to Holmes
Big Francs Roberts 81 Juan 80 days, 10 erder
Big Clay wilmington NC 10 days. with cotton, to De
6 Henry Breed Broskins Daren IS days with cot,sn
e sehr Mar a. Blaach,rd, capadcn, NC 10 dlys
from the schr 0 belle.
BELOW ship and hiss
sALED-shps st Paul. ,icbe Arkansas New Orleans; bgs
bile and several oiucn names unknown. Wind W.
MEMORANDA,
The packet ships IIbcmia wilson Unitpd States Harvey,
Carck, Robin and 5nthcrnc Titbcs sailed from Liverpool
for New York Dee 2othtbe South America did get out
The cb Cambridge from Boston for New York, with several
o her small vessels, arc frozen up in the Sound.
The sc from Boston for New York lost her
otherwise damaged obgedto throw Of her cargo
she put into Hyanis
The passengers by tho ship susquehannah Liverpool
Philadelphia report the loss Of the Hurts from Pha
dcIphia fsx Amsterism, on the Of England.
oGPortrnou,h, Dec. 18TH ship Alice, Wood NYork
Tobacco Notng has been heard the schr Iar.
son. Powers which sailed from New place 50 days
age-fesr are enter,apcd that she has been Lost
Ship sauda Hamilton hence Charleston the INST in 81
days
tPer the sasqaehannsb1
Lerpos Nov I smith WEI Xgs Dec sh
Perrnoa Marshall do; ~ s,ew, Thompson No. ,s d. itb
s cen. 30 ' Dee s c basd States e
yry York superb ock,mas, do John Taylor Luce a.
18th, g ,rrirk Rotsnsen, do
The Emanuel pesrrcs which sailed Nov 10th for New York
nut back short efprovisiyns
of Maseafc, Nov 2rhe Georgia from Bostock Tor New York,
with hos 81 anchor and chain
Rotterdam Bee 2Tbe ship Madison, woo3, from Rotterdam
Cor New ve ashore HeU Nov 2sth She
lies IN daarerou. Situation.
Pi,rroash Dec sbe Pzare, Legs from Copenhagen fcr
New York has pat here eaky-caro shifted and must dis
charge
Gsavesend, Dec. ship Philadelphia, Morgan from New
Ycrk.
HAVE Doc. 2-Ar ship Charlerrarne Richardson " York
Marse.llss, Nov. 21.-Ar tsauca NYork.
Lisbon Nov so-Arship Majestic Hiuckey, Nyork
Cadiz- Nov ts.-Ar brg Nom ev,deo Fsuen NYerk.
Odessa, Nov. lar ever. Unis Nyork.
bristol, Nov s--DrinR the today sh
from New drove against the The Caledona-tse latter sus
tanned damage and lost bowspr's
BY Yesterdays Mail
Orleans, Dec 2s-Arsip Repaid Coffin, Nymk IL ds
CID ship Georgia Shackfod, Lierpoo
pcr,enced very weather ID the Gulf
in gale lost boat buwsrks lost the oregs asd
load.
Charstcn n G. Jan. Tin the cane, ship American Man
chester NYok "a d. oundto Savannah touched To- land
~rssers sailed, packet WA Soft Trnihen Ea
Havana = -
Baltimore jan isArssp 5tahry Nesf Of Bos,sn. for Els,
the 2d inst nj O'Clock A. ~ Cape Henry light
WN w, ~ miles, IN contact with scr Bcdfe srss 81
BoetQ~ from Bath ~ c. r NYorkcarird away brrbo~spn
and fore tho ships bobstsys &c were Carried
the schf lying unasi rcefed ioresa the ship
nsns.i ar heis' up. from c supposed that she had
suff red much
Philadelphia, Jan Is-Dcaw.re akwatcr Jan lsArrved
packet ship susqsehannsh Coffin, Lvcrpccl Dec 2eth
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

pHNENOLOGf,w WITH CORRECT PROFILE LINT.
Nk~sE The !adies and n'lrmen of New yok and ~
vste are resnrctf " sppscd that Reynds artist. has
oprnea an cnce a. No ~ Bsadway neat dcot % Pcas
Mus.um m connesion with cxpeienc, u PHRENOfs-
GiSr viii gvca written and faithful dcinesiin Of the
character and mind tom scientific Of the bead
upon me incpes ~ the late Drs Gan and Spuzhin, which
Wi " accompanied by urae Iite BY r. whose
prtf g haveh much admired for IN n hicHiv.
Hours Of attendance from 10 ill g. and froms until Tcrms
moderate lin
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18
THE LADy,s hook AND AMERICANLA.

y , MNNAIINE Wilton Nv MI. H3fahJ HAe, fmIpI
tha with Ilit Fashion, aud steel eneravrg
ycarvi hesdes Music an Emtroiery Prize So annusr
Sthscr piionx Received by &. =, IphRD
ey i85 Broadway
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

WANTED-lna Tailoring Establishment u the city good
w Cutter One who Is we'll With his businese AID
No. 52S Biosdwnv 1881
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18
ID UsHTON a. AsPINWAI,T, M - wal,.,. &c.,

~ Offer fer sale the lowing sceswhe Ginger Root ia
macl burgundy itch English superior Co. pastsr.
Wand Beans White WAY, IN loves Of No. each
rnr m, made 10 order agc dir and sads
wdsrs caepy put up, ~ supe rauaty-Meicine Chests
cat variety which will fed Ia order al ssyt no
sps and families sw i'm, panacei and vern iuse Al
mans ines pricts-Taarc Acid Super Carbonate soda
dcate
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18
Two HOUSE AND CHURCH BUILDERs.-

The subscriber low prepared orders for any
kind of metallic Furniture used Churches such
Plates knockcS, Figures Numbers, Locke
cutcheons Bell Tckes ventators &c &C &c, all OF Gean
lyer which certainly by far psraets plated metal ne
bears bins and polishing to the consumption ote metal
sef asd eprce fox thi. meta IN finished state ytb
low tn picc Of plated there Doubt but what
and builders Of houses will aso prscr H. All the builders FRO
prieton Houses invited To the specimens Of the
muiifarious apd articles manu- actursd hy
~. LIE Wis FEUTCHwANGER. s7T Broadway
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18
MASONIC HALL, NEW YORK.

- BENJANIN IT NOIEKsbers leave 20 nform be fTiends
nat his BENEFIT will take place above Tues ay sls5
IAN ss1 on whch occasion rand will Ne given under th'
bleservic fret rae Band bc pr yded by Mr. Brown
lcsets TO admit Gentleman and Ladies 70 be lad nj
nT FRANkIJN COFFEE HOUSE, SO Maiden Lane, ard /
ted street several I'm les IT NENIsON will 10 des cd
tbs DAY snd servup tetwc the hours " and oco With
curree Jelly at s7l cents per plate JOHN y. BROWN
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

choice a.-ortr,ent of and y..,.
~ Mems Fancy and other stocks o the s NM L
man-isp just received By Mn KING III Fulton which sbe
w SCI ~'k W 'eusceu prices n
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION,
AT The
n q O "a u G &c A Il INsVI UT f

THE Pn tic arer tuv informed that order crafty the
Gas ue manager ha, introduced INTO The The
hall circle o. lis lcet for he tur AZ of re
10 ming he Eli Ehant Camel PONIES and MONKEYS The general
performance Of the animals Tn, circle wi place al 81 ana
O'Clock, T.. Nj. N r' a'NA ' :
Mr. VAN AMgUKGH will ages nj A. 81 oerk y N
the audience " ~ 10 'i''e pieseieto u
Admiss 50 ecnts-chdrcn o.
Srason Tickets at SO, = So -" f''S''
Visitors have free ADM sion to the B,wery Reading Recon-
.2l
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18
SPLENDID PENMANsHTP

SPLENDID PENMANsHIP
ACQUIRED ~ lie LEssoasi
The Ann Angular System n HrHingis AGAIN introduced 4.
u@ fam'is Citizens ami strangers ~ New Yo rookIyp
Toconinue for oSya short season.
VIZ. nHIsTOW, of Lonaon respectfully announce. IA
averJ haitr'ng and successful Boston Ils bas nS
commenced Ia, Writing Classes ~ this City the reception Of
Ae1DEss, No. Us B,o.DwAr, NY.
whee both ladies md Gentlemen ~ every are and
from 10 Sc sxyeou.ly taught, the mos, ,,s ma
admired princ pies of COMMERCIAL PENN ANsHtp
Adaptd 70 Letters Bills Notes Sales Acco.nts Receipt. En-
OF pubic business. and private life - " ' '"
INTwELvE EASY LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH
That as long tim. rs necessary to acquire con,ee nd
thorough knowledge Of Writing how md rcnt pcri
bic Deomed Crmp d. the persons writing r1ay b. By nr
t'.tow finishing Writing Master he Lad met daily at
- Merchants aud others visiting the CITY can conplte
con ~ OF les sons IN aor 3 days -
- Mr. : 10 be scen from "a to- Or Som StosP NJ
AHye who would 6ae Pcnmap be.
Come learn the Of Mr. r.
" lD ~ TWELVE Lessons does guarantee,
10 mske you write most spcnshdyH ieu
RILLlARDS IMPRO VED.-Ge.fe,ep WISHING n.
- play NJ billiards. purchase tables. calf nj 2Is
where ere tables ~ one and try the patent
frames and tables hc
the largest and best Offered the public sdyrua
res W h~e who wish 70 purchase At shsr nohcc they can b.
oiers kor any thing In line with ash ar roo,
10 BASSFokD 2s Broadway viii prtps sttssi,oo
nt5W '''''
NEW YORK TATTERsALLs.-w1NT
hr.t rate TO IN hand Team ts mach) fo ia . s
hands irh Of good 6gues and ao on no, yey yssr.
slc them sound and kind In harness Bays with onr tail. ore
rgr the above described Horses. eal price win be maid on
application % JOHN ". WATSON s,s pr,sgwa,
il cod sw " "a''
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

- rON SAIE.-Tle handsome Cottage B,nlt IIor,.s
NO .OP aspect sirest Brook IN Lot Iwe niy nm,
contains two vv neat Iarour. with stn door. ard ratss
dernhc pofIsn ~ The chase ar an
and mortgage. Enqurp 1T NATHAN n GRAHAM No 20 Ma
s9n street CORNER OF ful'n sutel, New You jiin
ATWATER'sP PATENT HALL AND PAR
N LUK STovEs-ro which he highest premium a
At the late an ~ the American institute, contain the follow inc
important isTwOycm nis
naiisa &C dinuahts srangcd that tho t,,l ma, -
burned with gsa rsIltJ,c ~ me,i m or very sow h.
All tn heat the ashes ION NAV h ~ AZ q,
directly om The smoke ripe chin an s,onne
ie hcnf may h. reiansd In hce liz .s.. .
rs ma b. ~, f-'rrd. - '-F'' -
ny the Of these dranRhi. the FIRE mar h all a.
the cbas of combustion without he usrtcl "a The
coal Or sshes rom he me and wtb.i
into The by thus coar nushts In. IT,,
may b. nxhtsd Tom the bottom, 10 burn M ward. ~ e
usual way az ue lrlcd ~ ls.c
downwads ho Th the whole coak In flame gns ar
passing .ut M hott Of spa
on INTO the smoke should the dull nj apv TINE in
the bottom 81 III crate when The burning The nv
be turned dewnwaid IN montn Ill The dun ss
10 hecoa " tied.
In the of these daugs the air bous 10 pas, oy
every inch o. the adinng srhce oi the al sop
mild and pleasant heat
confidently believed that these stoves Ire cou.srpc,sd -
principles differing from 81 others stbes cs N n
ire continuation ofaras oiarsr sdang miscc for esa
air odescend lowest possible po erecusy 10 warn
the hoo the near The
~sns various ard eeE made Of rnc-ad
Cbucsss Halls Paors Ontcs thsn bcrs &c The hastings
others the market and tho sheet
The stoves are Swing po,e l.s ,, g;yc,
quantity NJ coal and being cr rum dust than am
They can a, MI time. operation Al Gao water .,,
ii2.3w r. ATwSTyR A GO
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

EHANKLIN THEATRE.rHis EVENING wsI
WIDOWS CUkSE-Gmg0ry G0sington, J. Sefon-Mark Rims
gold, MI Juuah-Jud axe, Mrs Stckncy-Lucy
Miss v. Monier
After which, the Farce of the
Mr.. Thoman. 1880 ~ ~
TO concluse with
de Montaldo Mr. Anders ON Isabella Miss
derson, Fresiae, MISS V. Non,ei.
Doors ate Performances commence nj O'Clock
cisey. Boxes SO cents; Pit p.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-IHls EVENING will be
' presented the Drama OF - '-'S -" y
ROB ROY MACCREGOR-R,b Roy M Cresor Mr. j r scott
Fry Is Osbadl ton Plumer-He NJ Grcgos Mrs Tlyun
After which the whole OF the Rayel Family will appear on the
Tight Rep. ~ y" '''
After which, the Panomms Melange, called
THE VENETIAN CARNIVAL By the wl.le Raycl Fam,y
After ulch, the Farce Of
MY HUSBANDS GHOST Drummer Gikes Mr. Mitchell
Mrs M sk,t Mi j. Woodruff
Teconcnde with series Of TaLleau WANTS, called the
ITALIAN BRIGANDS, or tho Midnight Assault
Doors o.
ter before = Boxes 81 PHI so cents Gallery 37t.
A MEXICAN THEATRE. BIO " ERY.-THIs
"A EVENING, will be formed the Opsra of
ROB ROY Rob Roy M. w. >eton Osba dis,on, Mr.
Edwia; Helen MacCreeor, Miss Waring
Ate which, the Farce oithe
TWO GRLG0RiEs--G reg.ry, Mr. Gates-Fanchettc, Mrs
Herring
BURNING OF ! HE B0WERY THEATRE-Thomas s. Mr.
Wo,dhn |; Jenny N.wc.inb Irs Herring
Boxes, 15-Pt, 37A-Galery, rs cents.
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NEW YORK CIRCUS.

NEW YORK CIRCUS.
- , . VauShnl Garden, Bowery.
iroe equestrian N6ce ties and Ns,o Ei trf d sn:nls
~ N MONDAY, Jan 18TH and y e,eu ing during the
~ Meek 10 y mn.nce WITH or the II u tme hire rand
Wal aud oallopad,, by ~ beLut ul h.
.Iant Army. n III back by Mr. j
Cooke 'Ane IA. and his andn other the Roman Ola
dator anl Fneht oi Mercury Jek the Clan .ry uf
Comic aie " Mr. Woolterd Dancing Horses Creek War;
ntionen IN he b l. ef the ay.
Boxes 81 Pit SO cents Children under years agc half
puce Doors open at quarter scock First hall
past and the performance commences precs at O'Clock
IL. DAY REPRESENTATION viii lax, place Wednes.
day at O'Clock.
In act prepar ton ard wi eed be rrsdc d. the me- nj
hcent lie enr sp,eiaer Of the Dragon Rhodes nd lie
n ish.sotS ~ jam, oi Jeius lien JIG
A MEXICAN CIRCUS AND AFIpHITHEA-
N TIRE, RICHMOND HILL Conner var,ck and Cnarlt m
steets. 3,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18
HANINGTON'S
NEW WING DIORAMAs
CITY SALOON

Opposite 81 Pau's Church grordxav
THE PUBLIC are respectfully informe. that ~, . -, :
ane iashonab place III nov omen - ~.
larger sale than formerly with Entire New Sci ~ M ucn
Dioapic scene painted by the best Artists TN. "a liz
been entirely refea for the comfort OF III visitor. nae
decoated forming the most complete autifu p ~ rh
ION Room ~ America Ne expense las been spared 10 re
moral interesting and splendid
cough, Lelr, Sewei, and Others. o'' "'ahi n.h-
r.c...c. sHlpwRECK or THE MEXICO
Ihe faithful Representations Of rselanc nov v.r
ntea The most ute interest
representa- n IL viii ~ ,.n.a. ohaDc aud
With the following attractions fes" 'o'S evening,
l-Anmafea View near PlyD,ovtb rp.Iar5
~, L 1 ,su'an scene, VI Naval Battle
~ ~ - "a ,,L ,a'm, hl!-Siorm and shipwreck.
- ,r,. ~ , ~ nnsek. nil-Catbedal Of CoLene
INC .eFs"ai regions iX-Itaian Fau,occ,n
Among the Drop Scenes
Mount vsrnon.-Dukc White
View on the Rhire-C. I-hr.
Corunna IN Spain.-P. Grain,
Scene from he Maid a. Casllmerc.-II Sewcu
View oil London from Waterloo Brdg,.-Bengs,gh
View near Alissoonghi, Gfcece-R. Jones'
Temple of SccDce-Walkcr.
Boxes 30 cents Parquette aud upper seats D, cent. chilli
accompanied Wy Their Parents ms half urre
Doors oseh at performances o'clock ai,f
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18
ma. MOTIFS CUIGH CONEECTION-

NuKif VI ArtNnn
al Pulmonary affections All those es,ec ay emal,s and chit
d.n who sys~st rnedcns conn more nsvs.a
sns ~. ehcaious and asbs article pattiesary
calculated one ounce NJ this article for all srrs
Cough worth POUND ofJuube an, ec,,on made
N, VI fefbs.
Tits gnune ariisc hrv approved ard recommended ~ te
Nedcai Profession. fr ~ Co Coughs, CoDsunpS,op
Every ism this city should IFocur bottle OF this ntauals
medicine vii be found W. best that's the ctt N N.
most concentrated form Price al per large ipit . -
tu sale, wholesale and retail by A. tnsrh corner William
sod Bekmsn ~ Hart Broadway and Chanls. al
w Synse csrncr wakcfs and Bowsry Mr. Shcln Canal ~
New York Rowland. iss Washington al pssob Io.c.
d1i.fm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

NEW YORK TATTERSALLS.-The regular
pdblc sales sf Horses Carriages, Harness. &C. continue
take place at this web known establishment Monday at
o clock.
The next sale will commence Mon ay 23rd o'clock
An Horses Carriages &c intended for this SALE be sewn
aud entered before Saturday next 2st O'Clock,
p. NJ. ji7.lw-y JOHN W. WATSON. 4i6 Broadway,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

LA BELLE NATURE AND DAPHNE
THE CELEBRATED PIC URE or IA e.rYp 49,.
BY BOUDEr OF PARIS, OhE
One Of the finest produc.ns # the French scAooi
70 ms other countries and winch SO hrhy ,c
mehaed ny tse Editors al the pacipa in most nj h..
.ial cities IN TN United States, the recent
hibies at No 81 CoTtandt street "'' no" otths eA-
PORTRAIT & MINIATURE PAINTING
MR.: BOuDEaS Painting Room, is now open E,r ,La ,; :
OF usItsrs ~ The building above lie rum ,n.es u IN
flash OF his work. &c. 7'i~''a "u ,se slpsrior
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18
TO REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.

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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

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By Val i nFAHss co. store No 's rsan q
This day
the Ton cehee House BY order OF the 10 case boys
ofosan, ~ Tone boots cases Of mems boot, together w
quantity Of groceries, moved for convenience Of
Thursday loi cock at Ne a. Amos II The far
nKne Of family renewing consisting m sdsloaos sofa Italics.
JESsEI. CADY. Aus,ioneer
IL S az on q, store No. ~ and s Water streets
large an general as.e!asi =, shelf hardwars fall soo
assortment Of goods esen ma
ke! 100 numerous To mentsn IA a. advertisement Of KIND
Birmingham and Sheffield Cutery Of ys,y sars
1000 soxea Collars and Bosogs
~ casks Table Cutlery Tea Trays &c Fe Brases and fra
iuoeo Needles, Hcmming and CONAN do
gross Buttons Coat Vest and Pearl subject to debeHo
Ala T snn y; s taken ~ paysl0n,
w,b .ernaa French ss Rsods fsland Jcwey low priced
"a'cnes' elar'i Chains &C mara.iys
by w. ss.'a CON MSs.ks N, Sa Ass''sseer
r,s,l lh re. CORNER OF MAIDEN LANE.
&c. DIT. e so'''"'N' "a aN'g $500, ,s-s"'
- pursuance Of dcceiai order Of Cou ~ Chsncey ,f
sou al dpic auction az The james Berker a.
day ,uary 1887 at under the olect IN of The
The tor, brick Iron hs,se andlcNe rs sullivan street she
hose about 4 feet wide and q lee secp with kitchen Il. s
the two .,oy br font and No Ivan street Of
me safse anehsiois - No ~ above tssub d
house about isct inch WIDE feet ncnes dep and
iie 10; about Il T.. IL ,nches vide and - deep
So sua With AZ as s% d II e%p o ~ IL ~
hide leading tho reto ron SULTAN street he same ,rs n
new occupied by Ely foptock sincke stab 1aept
Lihogaehc MAPS Of the property be lad az the
j7s rEIlLo T. RuGGLEs. Master in chsncery