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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22

- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LASCALA would respectfully
inform the ladies' that she has established herself the above
hnsness nj No l57 West Broadway date Chapel ree She
ershee from her experience IN Europe that she will
able " give entire Satisfaction IN those who
with their patronage She constantly receives the latest fash
ions r. IN Paris for dresses coak bonae &c Terms mod
crate and psnctua promised time in execution OF or
ders. niQ.,,
CAHD-MR BERNARDUs LEDEBOER takes the
~ pleasure 10 inform his friends and the public in general
that he has opened Apohecsrys Al No "a 6amber
~ two doors from Chatham, where he will be happy 10 wait
day sud night upon those who may honor him with their ma
uenage Vie has studied Europe ard FOR the last sv,een
months he was employed IN the well known ~
MI Mihau, whore he trusts he has given entire sst
faction - $3.50 ''''
Medicines q the best qsslv VIII be used nv him. and pys
clans prescr ptiors will be no cgre assna,ck AL
at the loves, terms possible. Iaans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22

Dvu WM ML0UGHI.IN, Auetoneer.
n SS Sa oe ssu - r. sS.
ri knives os csrss :s5 pe5y consisting Of pen pocket
- sH,1i esnnisters and bnndes double sine1ss
caps, th,ssies knitting needles hooks and eyes &C. &c
osrfomsry French Of double extra cologne, hair or
Also an invoice OF combs buttons besons peo m
Also invocesf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. sor.
rags. watches. breast-pins chains, lc NC % sms
~ For E ~ sa k0 D. fd1.e H @.E,l BAZAAR
AZ paie sale daily and by public auction every "Wednesday
weather. "sV'@ ''s''o
.oa sf proprss, takes This opporpny Of his
h,lnse and the late firm Of simpson Cowan very
sure his friends and the public manage
m ava that bis whole attention shall be directed meri,
Horses taken at livery usual careful grocms
Horses to hire ofhe description at the shortest notice
% am- wm. CONAN. 81 Crosby St
pusic sHes of Horses, Carriages Har..c &c., contnne
= az place ai'hs well sacwn establishment, Monday
The sss, sale WIN commence Monday n-s, 27h Nov
~ O'Clock All Horses Carriages Intended Tor sia
Nov a5b pe ana entered on or before Saturday
al,o necessary that early application should be made a,
% M ruoer o. horses only can be taken. no hors 20
caa,osne a" "ueuoh unless registered la time for
b-An assortment of elegant eghs jus, received and
N Aso will be sold an elegant charo, and Of
on par OF fine bay Horses 10 hands high. years old
o6-Sms JoUN w wATSnN
A CAn Dlhe Ladies who were formerly er,nove5
90 ara stamstresses clothing nj
&C., 10, nave opened the store 95 Leonard street Tone
OF broadway where they prepared 10
an oraers Tor gcntlenens linen, ladies' fashionable dress and
and wearing apparel of descriptos Az,
,a W., cothng, caps, stocks and repairing Paptaloons
a ~ ~ Drought IN cut viii be ma de seatesr man
o' e most reasonable terms, and
above. 49, s'"''a'ss's oh Application as
~ B-Tbis appeal to a generous public is in co,ser..
oi iecision OF the genemen committee oi The Tauara.
easlress Clothing Establishment that thew soud a.
vi ,ne ladies IN The store therefore they have il sn
~ deserves 20 open store their mt: and 70
pec ny solicit share OF that patronage so lberaIy awar
eu 10 uirn ~ then former situations. - '''
S-The above v III he closed every eveni,a nra;s
y a'ooeiock. Mrs. T.. A. RICH,
oot,,,. aIrs. nj. LYMAN
--n Miss L.. &. CANNIFF
NOTT's sTUVEs-For Offices bar rooms .,..n,,o.,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22

OST. on Saturday evening the 9th lost, black
- wallet, containing twenty dollars bills
earnings OF poor The fnder VIII be suitably
! ny leaving al fh2 William p2i-2t~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22
CLEA r. T. ID.

Ships II. Allen Wilson, Cbarestos Sutton; Duke of Man
chester {Br) Griffith London, Barclay Livingston Brig
May Ann (Br Hampton, Balze, (Hon) TbckerS Laures.
Schrs Lewis Mott Phiadelphia TELL Hawkins Wilmington,
C. JASPER IINwes Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22

LEHMAN SILvER-GERMAN SILVER
ms most beautiful article surpasses any thing ever be-
lore neIed ,s ira public for durability appearance II
the price - ~ - W."
FIRST size tea spoons S200 dozen; do do 81 50
very large co. $30o full size table de- So 90 very hea W.
Also soup ladies' longs butter and fruit knives table
ork mustard and salt spoons aud pots candle.
sticks nc together with general swery and
cutlery which imported and sold wholesale and retail by
HIVES, 288 Greenwich sreewherc one call will he stdi
cen convince enlightened public this Is the 10
Ixs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22

a. ,ON MOTTO r.-splepdid sale Of large stock
IN Of the best description n Cabinet Furniture IN continue
on Saturday at iol O'Clock At the Sales Rooms %
Ar street ana lis Fnltos street, with ont reserve
s224is THOMAS BELL, Auctloreer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22

LYME wORKs.-EDGE'S warranted Fire Works
celebration Of the 22d and and 25tb obtain
ed at n. yVELINS 23I Fulton sire IT,
n22 IT. between Greenwich and Washing ton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22

EOR THE REMOVAL OF SUPERFLU
Jus hAlR.-Tne pane OF female beauty, on n
oreeaa, hecG still unghly, the upper lip may
efectualy removed ny ~ ArKINSON'S DEPILy
TOBY It's operation instantaneous, removing the hair
out the least approach 10 pain, and leaving the skin
softer Than before By twice using the Depaioy roots
The hair are usually destroyed reasrs
picaton OF IT, No bad consequences FROM
pretended, IL may be used infants Skin without an
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22

1 D00 mn PICkLES-Large size, selected tor
ket bright kegs oi3 and 10 gallons put up superior
style, AMI Tor sale by ( j. b. WELLSl9t Water St
oli3mr ID Hollis Hotel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22

CUS--S'orner Of CAsrhsx md Portok streets-sII
OOWNiEs BENEFIH-TH!S EVENING, Noyen
:, Ne, net 20, me performances will commence with a
by Dir. Whitaker. rv Nf~fp' '
amusing entertainments e -
The whole TO conclude with the COBBLER,S FROLIC
Doors open at 64-performanccs commence al T. Boxes
cents; Pit 25 = : Il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22

VANILLA BEANs.-A small case just received and
ior sale by RUSHTON ASPINWALL.
o2l SIM No e6 William, 3,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-22

TSnlCk BOOTS, Ac.--A large quantity Of mems
thlcA Boots mems hid hrogans Pegged leather
shoes boys boots and shoes viii be sold low for cash this week
and next the MIR utacurers In the city xng for the
froceeds go Pearl street n22-A-
A MERlCAN HALF DOLLAls S. $4,000 wanted
a and the highest premium paid. Ohio Michigan New
Orleans Mobile, Teane see, Mississp1, North and south
bSEk and eastern bank on hand and for sale by
a2lltS THOMAS ID. CARPENTER, IS Wall street.
= ADDLE HORsE.-For SALE first rate Saddle
~ Herse, shas been used by lady all summer perfectly
SOUND kind IN all kind harness before Mon
day. viii then be sold Tattersal To be Read
street. p91a r.
IL EST QUALITY RED ASH SCHUYSKILI
~ COAL brnkens1c, sale $3.50 money deli
vered In of the city free Of cafage Apply
schooner Martin, eot of Pike +. r. the public coal
scales s. corner Of and Water street a228t
THE Subscriber begs inform his friends the citizen
Il OF New York, IN general, that his HOTEL, SHAW'S
As specimen of what lis completion will be-
VIII be open for tue OF business Thursday
23d nstantwhen the Temple of Apollo,
on the social principle. will be opened for the tnehere
JOHN SHAW and his talented pupils will ing and recle
each evening for limited Derioa.
Admitancei2t ceats-Desrs open att r. NJ and i ng ng
VIII Commence precisely ut half past.
The entire and decorative paintings this unique
apartment have been executed Mr. Carol artist formerly
OF the Theatre Royal Liverpool H222t
OST. Saturday evening the 9th nst black morocco
- wallet containing dollars in bills, beng hard
earnings Of poor The finder VIII be suitably rewarded
by leaving II al in2 william St p2i-2t-
"ANTl D--A young well qualified for grocery
w store None othersneed apply Enquire 10 Church
street Salary liberal References given and required MI ~
TI \
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19
YORK, THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 49, 1887.

here as we stand We will not 90 to it however, but
pursue our course down Wall street.
The first building that strikes attention is that
which was originally erected for banking house for
the Josephs, and whose fall it will be remembered SO
omlnousy preceded theirs. 1t is now divided into
two tenements of great beauty. From hence to the
East river on the right hand going down the street,
the buildings are Of fine order-good and substan-
tal-up as high the first floor they formed of
solid granite stone Along South street 10 Coenties
Slip are new buildings of the order.
Water street and Front street, from Wall TO Coen-
ties Slip, are similarly dstiHguished-the buildings
are fine-he stores spacious and elegant.
Pearl street is of remarkable beauty-not merely
account of the elegance of the structures but of
the form-the curve that it here assumes branching
away into Hanover square. 1t presents perfect
panorama-and gives in its variety an additional
charm this portion Of the town. Pearl street has
one remarkable large house called the Pearl Street
House. which has risen from the RUNS of the fire. 1t
bears on its front piece Of soul pture with
CRAVING recording the fact. This has been often adj
verified TO.
Running inte Hanover Square is the Old Slip-old
in nothing but the name. Anew market house sjust
completed in 1t.
We now proceed along Exchange place, by Stone
street, and through Beaver street. AT the corner of
Beaver and William streets, the magnificent hotel Of
the Delmoncos raises its imposing 'front.' 1t is alike
credable to good TASTE and to the zeal and industry
of those popular caterers for the public favor Where
merit is, il will be rewarded 1t is only the incapa
bles who complain of want of patronage
We have gone through the Burnt District The
whole has uniqueness that, we have before observ
ed no other city can boast. The tenements are
mostly uniform even in size and all in the nature Of
their construction. 1t seems perfectly tallsmanic
when we reflect that not two years since this superb
portion of the town confused heap of black and
smoking ruins. But it is object Of no less surprise
that the whole ofthese magnificent structures should
be occupied they are, Notwithstanding the calamity
that has oppressed the mercantile world. II shows
that our energies are not dead, and that
We shall nothing rue,
Tito ourselves we do remain but true"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

The THAMES TUNSEL-At Court of the Droc-
tors of the company, held on Thursday. Mr.. Brunei
laid before the meeting detailed report of the late r
rupton II stated that the aperture in the bed Of tae
successfully cleared out of the tunnel The shield
has been approached and all found in good order.
The quantity of mud which had run into the tunnel
from the bed Of the river is much less than
pected The clearing out of the shield will be mme-
diately commenced and the works will then be re-
sumed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

The BuRST DrsTnrcT.-Where is in stranger
coming into New York will be struck with the par
tcular and peculiar beauty of one portion OF the city
Ii is the Burnt District. He may have seen IN his
travels more splendid mansions built for luxury and
ostentaton but in no city in the world has he wit
messed such cdfces arrest his attention here, IN
any other business portion of town or city.
London is famous for her buildings, but they are
all, with few exceptions at the west or fashionable
quarter of the town. She has in the city her St
Paurs-Monument- London NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
India Heuse-Royal Exchange Mansion House. and
other fine edifices There are some fine houses in
Lombard street, among which that Of Shore, whose
wife, Jane, became the unhappy mistress of royalty
and expiaied her crime by a life Of misery and
death of wretchednessbut the city, taken as whole
is dark, narrow and dirty, having nothing in the APP
pearance of its houses to draw attention TO them, ex
cepi their black and dismal appearance, dyed, many
OF them, in the smoke Of ages. There are few who
visit the city of London proper, that is within the
walls. who, despite of the hustle and animation Of
the myrads of people transacing business, do not
leave i, with heartache if they given TO refiec
ton. and a headache if not. This remark applies
equally TO the auld town Of auld Reekle.
Boston is the only city that approaches New York
-
which are very fine She has not, however, any
thing like so large proportion to arrest the pleased
attention of the stranger as we have In this respect
New York stands alone. She looks like young
bride when at the altar in the pride, and by perfec-
ton Of her consummate maured beauty.
The edifices that have sprung up from the runs Of
the great fire Of 1885 are not more remarkable for
their beauty than their convenience.
We will takes stroll through the district We en-
ter Wall street the famed theatre Of this great metro
polls for spectators -brokers-gamblers- shinplas-
Ter thelubberly, overgrown, pethor-
ick, big .uns-aiiss mammoths--dtias blankets
alias incapabes alias slxpennes Of the press
The first glance you catch at any portion OF the
burnt district is the Exchange The first floor OF this
is-,o.be magnificent buildings now nearly completed.
Viewing this the eye embraces portion of William
street 10 the right There are in this portion Of the
street number of very handsome auction stores
The down town Post Offce-a branch of the great
central department up town-isloc at the corner
Of William and Exchange place. We can jus. see i
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19
THE STUDY OF NOOK KEEPINGzNc

i "A Cedar st. near Broadway.-C G. MARSlfS COURSE
OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the course, the student has
brought before him than hundred different business
each Of which subject OF remark conversation
and study The transactions unconnecied and impro
babe regularly connected Incidents such would be
produced by the naiur al routine OF business
Thus the OF instruction becomes regular course OF
practice preparing the pupil for almost any emergency
anticipating the difficulties that belong 10 the subject Years
must mercantile house, before the diversified bus-
which introduced TO the pupil ia weeks could
der his notice.
Prospectusses with terms &C. may be bad the
&C. c. MAESHS WORKS
"The Science OF Double Entry Book Keeping smpfed.-
standard sark lis fifth eisn, 2oe pages octayo-S25
This book introduced into the New York Public Schools
preference 10 any other the subject"
"The Art of Single Entry Book Keeping improved by the
introduction the Poo Balance l3o pages octavo75 cts
By this method the defect which has heretofore existed
In single entry u corrected"
"a Lecture on IN, study OF Book Keeping, with Balance
Sheet paphle, 40 pagss, limo price 10 cents for
single copy II is good Introduction to doube.eniry book
keepinr. ol6.eodlm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

JUSTICE TO Observation-Disclosures White, justice Of
the peace of Dighten, is held to bail before the Cir
cult Court in the sum of two thousand dollars to an
the charge of forging names to power of attor
ney-alterng a certificate with the intent to commit
a fraud.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19
"-- We shall nothing rue,
Tito ourselves we do remain but true"

~ The Portland Musical Society contemplate
brngng out this montA the Orateros of David and
Il ION Creation. The down casters are musical
set-rather too much given to humbugs--phrenolo-
ges, perpetual motions, and animal magnetisms-
but fond Of good music.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

90 The Boston Evening Transcript charge the Post
with making false statements to the attractions of
some Of the stars who have visited them and thereby
giving bad impression to those who run their heads
against the Post.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

Ue The Rhode Island Central Bank Case is post
pore ed till the 2sth inst The charges against said
to be issues and having large amount of suspen
ded paper hand.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

J' An exchange paper asks-Who are the Loco
focos In New York they matches for the Dene
Gratis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

HEALTH or NATcHEz-Improving. The yellow e.
YER has almost subsidized The cases that remain are
not malignant.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

uJ The Boston Herald has fallen in love with Co
Seefelde. II declares the circumstance" Upon it
SOUL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19
ID POILLON, Jr., offers for safe MS warehouse, No

ID POILLON. Jr, offers tor sale Al his Warehouse, M
~. Pearl street, Fulton, lots suit purchasers and
on terms goods can he procured IN the city
Mammoth Paper-Suitable for large show bills the
quality used by the geological Institute, aud work
ed large press In operation IN this city. This paper
furnished at short notice In any quantity and Of much
larger sire, II required
Roy al Imperial measuring 40 1888 2sS7l, 2i3s
81 s4S5 24g4 1888 and 2232 Inches, with full
coored papers OF various qualities, embracing nearly oil the
above saes.
Writing Papers-Foocap, fat and folded, Foe Post Letter
blue white and assorted coors, Pot, DEM, and Medium
Wrapping Paper-Envelepe, various sires kertsh Caps
suitable hardware polished and pain Cloth Papers, extra
large Sizes Crown, Double Crown and Caps ALSO large and
small Straw.
Matters PaperTissue plain and assorted coors; Tip and
imperial Of various coors, expressly for hatters
sbeatlpo Pap. rs-For vessels, houses, NO.
Sugar Bakers rapers-PsH, blue and nad with white, Of
Pssebosr,lsTrunk Boston and New Jersey manufacture
Binders Baubox In rolls: fine white and blue
asd white ir fats Press and Straw Boards
Caras-Eagie Harry VIII, Merry Andrew and Highland
Playing, with assortment Of large and mail Blank
Ssuern merchants visiting New York requested TO ca
there all times large assortment OF cheap Papers on
hand, well adapted TO their market.
Manufacturers o Paper supplied with rags foreign and do
es,ci bIeachiug Salts, Ssls, Fslsg Jackets Wire Cloth
VISITING CARDS, CARDS Ar HOME,
BALL TICKETS, he. &c, engraved In superior style
printed with the approved
fashionable style ef Cards. on favorable terms,
VALENTINES Engraving snd Printing Rooms
ols.iws 50 yoha st. corner Of William.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19
Carpeting and Floorcloths.

u JUST received from auction large and splendid as
sormen Of double super and superfne Kiddermnser Car
petng Aso extra fine and al the reduced price
% cents per yard together with large assortment
Floor on cloths from TO 10 feetwide Druggers French table
and piano Covers &c &c all of which will be sold reduced
prices for cash. at SMITHS Nos Isl and l5s Chatham ep
2xNs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

A sSORTED PICK Is
IN 1000 cases. Dozen each, hall gallon jars
1000 do do do
500 DO 2 do do quart do put up IN
superior style. and for sale by
NIB WELLS, 1914 water st.
ola 3m' next door TO Hollis Hotel
ONG ISLAND DUCKING GUNs-A W.
IL SPINS has opened heavy duck guns made
expressly the OF experienced Long leland duck
ers end will sell them low. Also few pairs Of barrels.
oi6.Jns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

noes FOM sALL-Tbere are a. n Hspisg,c~s 80
- vcrsi foe not ~ Bernard Dog, AID wbeip hkewse
Newfoundland Dogs and wheips q 800 RrssAwsy oi7S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

STOVE WANTED TO HIRE-One in goo
- condition and capable Of warming large room, will
Rooms, Barclay Terms will be liberal and
care taken oft.
EXHIBITION ROOM TO LET-It is fitted with scenc
ing land hoorng) capable OF accommodating l20 Is
spectators. The light Is plentiful and be modnlated
pleasure. There large oblobg table and isolated bex IL
for the dookeeper II will require any expenditure To
il for use Appy a above ole 1wt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

DOOTS-B0OTS-BO low pr.
- Boot store.-H NEWELL respectfully informs The
public that he has taken the No. 81 Canal
Wooster where he intends keeping general
mems boys boots which he offers Wholesale and retail
redsced pces fer Just received from his factory
Of Preach pump boots prime article for summer, which
he offers al the reduced price of $500
N. n. Constantly on hand, boots for " 50 and s275.
Zuas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

Diederetch Helms, NJ. ID. surgeon Dentist,
1 From Germany begs leave recommend himself to an
American public 10 all the branches Of Surgery and Dentistry.
Profound kno Wedge and long practice allow him claim
that he deserve and the confidence OF
public opportunity be afforded him display his
OF which patients European
have derived great benefits
lie would also take the occasion his newly
vented composition artificial which
longer than natural and which be fitted by
well a. ny the single piece.
III Office 2sa Hudson street. oi7.Im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19
nR. VAN HAmBEKT,s FEMALE RENO.
" XATING Pills. FROM Q ERMANY-An rarctnnl a. .

W Office 2sa Hudson street. ol7.ln.
nR. VAN HAmBEKT,s FEMALE RENO
~ WAITING FILLS, FROM GERMANY-An eGcctual ~
nedy for suppression, reguarity and all where
ioes not have her proper and regular
NIB They must not he taken during pregnancy, they
Sold by H. Hart corner OF Broadway and Chamber II,
r. NJ Guion. corner 81 Bowery and Grand St; and b. r.
Burnett. IS 9th avenue. eI2. I'm.
pEACH ORCBARD, AND sCHpYLKILL
Peach Orchard lk coal the aid ard well known
Clinton yard No 5s Monos between Rutgers and Jef
ferson streets warranted 20 he Of ue best quality and tree
fram saedovered part Of the city at the following
Broken and screened, and egg sine. ~ Is per toa
Lehlgh, $50 do
received through the po Office snd our box At The
Office Of the kxpres corner Of wall and water streets o.
the coal yard, Will be promptly attended to.
~ B.-Coal ny the cargo " % per ton ~ z9so ibs
w.siCAN ExCvAH nc ~, C Dbl a ~ "a
sny are promptly paid bankabe money when presented in
sums doas-under FIVE dollars in specie the usual
The Company viii be prepared in few days to eceive on
deposit good bonds and mortgages improved city property
oi3-in.
DTLEs-PILEs.-DR HALE's Pile Ointment is pos
tive for the Piles In three days time Sold by j. N
Hart Chambers and Broadway Y. Burnett
IS 9Th H. NJ Guon, corner OF Bo~sry and Grand
street oi2ins
vv,Iy n EFTII-TIIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
you have the toothache, and wish avoid having the
tooth extracted, phiaI Of Dr. Branahs
Iaueur which instantly relieves the painful affections and
delicate sensitive affected nerve thus of
being acted by air rot Geld water nssicatcn BE-
enamel Of the teeth adjoining the one affected.
Fulton william s,s Minor Gamble CORNER Of Dey md
Mortar WIN Horwi, corner Canal and Hudson s,s; r. r.
Austin S Csrmne ssd Burpet IS sth svssue Teri
D. Young 30 souh Fourth 81 Philadelphia oAim'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

Window and Picture Glass, SC.
p ENGLISH CROWN.-Chance's double thick an,
sale at the importers
o7. Inns GEORGE cuANcE IA gpruca