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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-21

FIRST NoTIcE-AsToR HousE-Boyden Of the As
tor House is requested to keep servant to le, the la
Dies who board at his establishment get in by the
private entrance. For everal days past, many ofhs
lady boarders have been compelled 60 round TO the
public entrance in Broadway, in order 10 get adms-
sion, in the midst of stare from all the travelled
loaers there lounging If Boyden does not attend to
this hint we shall shew him some morning at sun
rise, one of the upper cataracts Of Salt River. No
backing out in the Herald. Also-his servants must
be taught TO pay more attention TO the ladies when
they ring for waiter. killing one or two servants
(hs old remedy to the cracker bakery is satisac-
ton to lovely woman-and not her business. She
prefers other game, such as killing dandies with
msustaches, by the half dozsn at time bagging them
and then hanging them up by the heels 10 be smoked
at the public places round town, they do ducks in
Fulton market. Boyden attend.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-21

BAcnEloas-1 clsss Of animals which legisla-
tors in imposing taxes, always class with the canine
species.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-21

PoLrcp, Monday, March 20th.--Dsg Stealing
Walter Mitchell was complained Of for stealing dog
from No. SO Thompson street For this currsh trick
the magistrate dogmatically committed Mitchell to
Bridewe
Shoes-John Davis went on board the ship Pitts
burg, and his understanding being bad, he made
small mistake, and took another man shoes for his
own, with which ne was making OIL when he was
stopped and brought to the police.
The case Of shoes the prisoner distracted belonged
to Mr.. Charles Mament, Ne. 40 Tallman street,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-21

FIRE.-The fire last night was at 557 Greenwich
street. The roof only was injured 1t took fire from
the sparks of the chimney of the adjoining house.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-21

gr correspondent complains that;he box keeper
of the Bowery theatre eTercharged him so cents on
Saturday evening We cannot make the charge
without Dinneford we know would disap-
prove any act Of his employees that not strictly cor
rect by applying at once the proper rcmcdy-dismis-
SAL Apropos.-Now that the National Theatre is
open, we shall open also-that is, we shsi open our
budget Of matters relative the recent negotiations of
Cooke of the Circus, with The managers of these two
theatres. The new system of cooking which Cooke
has introduced into his theatrical operations does not
SIT easy on the stomachs of every body. There is
philosophy in every thing.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-21

A DAY APrEa THE FAR--The carpenters have
struck for higher wages, and have been psrading
about the streets for several days, with coors flying
and drums beating. carrying in their wake all the idle
boys and negro girls that could be picked up about
the streets.
This business Of striking for higher wages is getting
to be too late in the day Beforea month shall have
passed over their heads, those will be glad get
work at any wages. They know not what they do
They are not aware Of the earthquake now trembling
under their feet BY one of those iron processes Of
real business are in the jaws Of revulson and be-
lore ceases the prices Of every thing, wages of la
Dor among Others will come down TO- l5 90 30 or so
per cent
The carpenters may ENJOY the Joke Of strike for
few days, but they will laugh on the left side Of the
cheek before the summer shall have come and gone.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-21

Oneida BANK RoBnERy.-William and Russell
Moore and Nelson Stewart, who had been arrested
on the charge of having robbed the above Bank of
Sl0S, 900 in November have been discharged from
custody The prisoners set upan abb, and produced
Witnesses 10 prove that they in Albany at the
time Of the robbery, though one of the witnesses
10 seeing them come into Albany in the railroad
cars the day after the robbery The examination last
ed several days, and was conducted by the prisoners
on their part with tact and knowledge that could
be acquired only by experience in such matters.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-21

II Dr. SrrLLaAs, 1853 Broadway, intends to give
lectures in few days in Anatomy, Physiology, Phre-
noloay and several other oogies which will astonsh
the world He purposes TO cut up roof anu pfahc'i
not only The science Of phrenoloey' put also al
the phrenologsts now hoaxing ms good chy' At
this moment chronology is worse than the cholera
it is abse utely making men mad, and women inca
ven preserve us y madden. There VIII te terrible
rush TO hear Dr. Snllman, particularly among the
ladies.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-21

AZ Ma BaIsrow.-Let all bad writer's look ., ms
advertisement. jill
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-21

FLORIDA WAR AT AN ENp.-Through the politeness
Of Col. Dell, of this place are favored says the
Georgian Courier with the following intelligence jus,
arrived from Black Creek.
The intelligence obtained in the letter OF Mr.. b. vi.
Dell is confirmed by that brought by the steamer Free
Trade also Just arrived from the same place. The
source from which this intelligence comes, entities
credit. If Micanopy and Phillip have unquaihediy
surrendered the indeed over, and Gen Jessup,
by his success and the amende honorable lately pub
lished, has covered himself with glory
BLACK CREEK, March l0th-Dear Brother
An express arrived at this place at twelve O'Clock
last night bringing this agreeable intelligence
from General Jessup that the war Is IN reality
closed The Indians have given uP-have surren-
dered. All the chefs but Oseola have come IN, and
have consented 10 removal. All are to assemble at
Tampa Bay by the 10th day of April next, prepared
for removal TO their western homes. The Indians say
that CISCO a is on the Sawaneo, and that they will
bring him 10 Tampa Bay by the 10th of April In
great haste, or would write more fully ours, &C.
BEsSErT NJ BELL
To Col James Dell, Jacksonville.
AsABLE JEpEpiAH BuRcHAsp.-A young negro boy,
in the service of Mrs r. lady residingin the vicinity
of this city, srcgardinc the wholesome distinctions
of meum' and teum, was detected in the act of APP
propnating to himself the property of another. His
mistress wisely Judging that such prspensities should
be crushed in the bud, appearing "cruel only TO be
kind" threatened him with all the terrors of the
law Martin, sent for and having worked sufi-
GENTLY on his alarm, as supposed to create
lasting effect appeared TO ntercede for him. and par
don was promised him i he went on his knees to So
Iicit IL. This he instantly did
And new" said his mistress is there not ano.
ther whose forgiveness you have likewise to askp'
yes" replied the sable peniteni, "Ged Al
mighty"
"Doi then" said his Mistress.
withou, moments hesitation, elevaing ms hands,
he uttered these words a Ia Burchard, 20 God Al
mgh,y, Sar, you knowed me Ssr, and Iknow'd you
Sar, forgive me dis time, and Won't do neber 20 a
gain, Sar.'
"very welp said his Mistress now 70 and clean
your knives"
"Tank you Ma'sm" he said and went off,
BANK IsvEsTIcATros At ALsAwv-Tying up sne's
eyes and then playing hide and seek.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-21

BANK IsvEsTIcATIos At ALsAvv.-Tying up sne's
eyes and then playing hide and seek.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-21
CLEARED.

Snip Tennessee Mason Mobile Center g. Co briggs Scion
Bourne, Baltimore TAI aasses Wfred Philadelphia Tay.
10. Hoey Sayas9ah OMAHA o,is Port an Plat " Lewis
St Coix and Guaynma schs Mentor Fuller Curacca Rad
Mary Elmer Tiiton Philadelphia Rsbbias Bbber Bos
ton, Sears, Baltimore '''
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12
For the HeYald-l
The Sopg OF Peter the LOafbr'. Friend, alias |
the Penise ntiary Bird.


List all ye loafers Of city and town
Q"prig" not from Byron that bard of renown)
sing you song of the loafsr's retreat
Where in safety remains your old friend "Pete."
Though oft on the docks in silence we've lain
Projected by "cotton" from wind and from rain,
Yet loafers, yet when winter shall come
We will sigh for this isle-the loafers sweet home"
Return, q! we loafers, return 10 yeur home,
Return 10 this isle-to the "loafng of stone"
The shade "'neath the Battery" nething compare
To this sle-for the loafer-D prospect SO fair.
And as for old Hays" he never is here
To fill the poor leafer with terror and fear;
Let him but come where the loafers dwell
And quickly he'll plunge "nea,h the gate the hel"A
Though "Davd" has sung "where the fish ever stink
And beer foans so freely for loaf. drink"
And though he has said & health is not here"
And bid We to seek it in rowing the pier.
Yet all have sought, all have tried
Believe me ye loafers. as the devahe lied;
Now meier for mt me MT his counsel attend,
Remember these words of Peter" your friend.
BLAcKwELLs ISLAND.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12
DIED.

On Thursday, 10th inst, Ann Lalaue aged 81 years
On Friday, lith inst Mary Wilson, aged % years
The relatives ans friends Of the family respectfully
vted TO attend the funeral this afternoon o'clock from
No. rs Mott street.
On Thursday, 10th inst, Catarne voee in the o5h year
of her age.
Funeral this afternoon 5ocock from her late residence,
No. IS Reade street.
On "Wednesday 9th inst, Samuel IT, OF Matthew Mitch
ell, Of Huds on. in the 5th year Of his age.
Al Groos Gales Ferry,) Conn., Monday 7th inst ga-
mue Vincent, Of wlham Vincent, Esq., stonngton,
Conn.,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

~ Small change such shllngs siIpences and Ave
Ter dollars Apply at the desk efths Office A12li
ar MR. EDITOR-we request you TO insert the following
for reasons first that the opinion Of nslren,
y, because In business sense, there Is nothing
BoARDNAN HART, Buring Slip.
few days since there came TO store very interesting
lie wa. Seauy ared and bad the appeal ~ highly
polished gentleman exhibiting the
A.. And Just gye 2gs fashionable men,
which s,rikingy Indicate re6nemen, and quality lie
shown variety Of the articles waited o. which he took
and before his face Ito held swee the mirror up 'e
Amer brushing his auburn locks which reflected from
the bright surface and smoothing his chin recently shaved
DC Of ,ose viii BE- and with
hockey them are Is beauties" sui.tm,e,w.
u NOTICE TO CUTTERS The New York
90 Se m~ds soee viii nos hsr ,sgusr monthly
81. Johns Hall, Frsnkfsrtsl
son 10 the purposes OF benevoence for which The society
originally formed aplan be devised
edec,uay advance Ire interest members.
s:n o% sS sy
having an oppsruny Of acquainted with the purps
be Obtained by applying at s. Jehn Hall @ the Preside n
w NAT LErrcm, see'y "iN eAfLoH" r'e, saia
VANILLA CREAM CANDY.-No better evidence
wanting Of the excellence Of this new article than that
their miserable counterfeit their genuine Be-
fore introduced the Vanilla these manufacturer heard
e.Sas essSr only
e the genuine receipt aotbers who pretend to
manufacture the Nsns cannot even make decent counter
felt, and such Is of all not made by me-
aul22w r. GREGORY. l3l william street,
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Coparnershp hereto
subsjstipg sulcribers under the
and firm Of Watkins Avery Is this day dissolved by mutual
and that the concerns OF The sas rm will be set
tied NV the iunior mariner GEORGE w. WATKINS.
WILLIAM A. AVERY.
Brooklyn, August 1ith, 1887
NJ The Of the furnishing store conducted by the
above firm, will m BE- carried on at the stand, where an
who demands the late firm will please their
claims and all indebted To requested 10 make payment
10 WILLIAM A. AVERY
VANILLA BIcANS.-A smali case OF Vanilla Beans
' for sale cheap by H. GREGORY, I5l William st
su123t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12
MARRIED.

On Wednesday, 9th nst by the Rev. Dr. Schroeder Peter
r Fell Margaretta williamson daughter Of the
J. Lockwood.
On Wednesday 9th inst by the Bev =. III. Gone, William
Young, to Lela r. Horn, all Of this city,
On "Wednesday, 9Th as by Aldermen Robert Smith, James
b. Thompson to Phebe Merritt, all Of this city.
Al Newark, j. oa Thursday 10th inst r. l. Heidelberg
Of tue firm Of Heidelberg Woodruff, to Gertrude Ogden
daughter Of Elihue Person, all of that city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12


CouRT OF SEssIoNs--Friday, August llth.--Be
fore the Recorder.-The following prisoners were put
to the bar, viz
Charles o. Conner charged with stealing coat and
pantaoons, value s37. The prisoner pleaded guilty.
and threw himself on the mercy Of the court.
Frederick Thompson charged with robbing the
Greenwich Insurance Co. of $l96-guty
John r. Francis, charged with obtaining goods un-
der false pretences. The prsonerrepresene himself
as stewart Of the brig Edward, and showing pass
book signed Captain John r. Francis, obtained from
Mr.. Thomas Winship, of Monroe Market quantity
of meal and vegetables at various times The goods
obtained amounted to 81 58-guilty.
Alexander Smith, charged with stealing e34, con-
tanned IN letter, from the Atheneum Hotel, where
he was employed as a waiter. The prisoner stole the
money out of a drawer where it had been placed by
Peter Hawkins, another waiter of the establishment
guilty.
John P. Kennedy charged with stealing 800 from
Mr. Vanhausen. The prisoner had been in the en-
ploy of the prosecutor who keeps liquor store as
carter and porter Some time after having been dis
charged by Mr.. Vanhausen, Kennedy and another
man named McKerney, persuaded the lad who had
charge Of Mr. Vanhauser's store 10 permit them to
sleep there On this night the money was stolen
The theft was fully proven, and the jury Immediately
found the prisoner guilty.
The court then adjourned,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

HORRIBLE AND DISTRESSING AccIoENT.-On We'd
nesday evening Mrs. Dallas, the mother of the Hsn.
Geo. Dallas, American Minister to Russia was thrown
from carriage in Brown street, Philadelphia, and
instantly killed. Mrs. Alexander Campbell was also
thrown out and is severy injured. She is not expect
ed to survive.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

PoLcE August llth.-John Vanderbilt complained
of Thomas Cherry, the said Cherry having ran away
with Johns unwhisperables from board the schr.
Three Sisters lying at Screw Dock. Cherry acknow-
lodged his mjsdoings, and WINS committed.
didn't live no where, accused one Ebenezer Craig
with stealing a gold piece, half Eagle. Plat put
the piece down on the counter, when Craig took il up
and went oil with II. Samuel Hawkins proved Mr..
Platfs story, and Craig was committed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

CoNDIGN PUSIsHMENT.-A young man was cow
hided in Chestnut street, Philadelphia, on Thursday,
by Mr.. H. of the most respectable hotel keepers
in that city, in consequence of the young man hav-
ing insulted MI. HIS wife, No commsseration was
felt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

Mas HAmBLrN is getting along swimmingly at her
Theatre corner Of Vaiick and Charlton streets. Ap-
propss-Mrs. II. why dom you give poor Tom Ham
bin chancea He has nothing to do certainly he
is worth his board besides, if he remains idle he may
get in bad habits
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

Rce-We hear q lev sales IN Carollna Some small lots
good and good 1000 bags East India have obtained i6
80 duty paid.
Imports In 1887, $3.50 terces
De. in 1886, $685. do.
Stock so June, 1887 1900 do.
Do period last year, 500 do
whalebsne Our rates have improved wehave to notice
sales OF So Ithern, American fishery at ga 28t,
tons do. ISL; sRd tons do superior parcel
I E. 32t, duty paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12


FRIDAY, August 1iih O'Clock, r. NJ
inactivity continues to prevail throughout the countryside
from appearances and from sections of the
country in regard the crops both grain all tend
10 show that we shall have very fair business coming
season. thsugh will be much smaller scale yet II will be
well done.
We dali, hear from -four and grain SPECTATORS They
are driving through the country buying mp they at low
hined TO give II to them In shortme. Facts CONT
nuay coming before nearious There
present less than three banks engaged to discount the
needfu to these prowng osfer Gentlemen take care Be-
give the transactions OF the week that have
before reported by ms, virs-
Tobacco has been extremely heavy during the week Few
sales OF Kentucky old &C., and new at &C. wbsebo.e
selling In small parcels at II isc The market has been
raher inactive Fruit Is also dull Hides quiet or ashes
we report better demand for pots at s4sa and beavness
Tor pearls at ea2a Sales OF southern yellow beeswax have
taken place 6 We of 1000 lbs old NJ Isy
c and some small transactions in sheathng At 2sc We
have nothing ofimporance to the coal marke The
msrket for domestic goods confined to small lots There has
been few sales OF salt
Sales OFFICE have been confined TO small lots At S4 Naval
Stores continue without variation small sales OF North County
Turpentne at s23 and Of Tar at LIS The trade
IN Pork and Beef lmited-he stock OF Beef rather
small The sales that have taken place have been ls
rates. Some sales OF Pork have place slight
ton Mess e2 -; prime ia a2a Lardsaes OF city 1T
i2c northern and western remain last with
sales The Dry Goods market continues extremely heavy
mere "" number Of small sales auction, but they all
dragged Coffee has been extremely dull during the past
week. We include sales Of SO bags Lagura lot otc
bags sumatra oc, and about 100 bags Rio oc few
lots description and price TRANSFERRED Mo-
hear Of sales Of IS bogsheads Porto Rico 3sc 100
90 ST Cren good Al &c. and small quantity Of New Or
leans c The arrivals during the past week quite
a sugsr-This market has been very heavy the
past week-we report the following sales vz-i5o white
Pnga ioc 20 baskets brown Java al rs hogsheads Porto
Rico se 50 do New Orleans sc $40 Cuba 81
asic.
Flour and Mesl-7he market excessively issctve The
aruc'e viii not sell, only by retail We quote Western
Canal at sa5os IS; New York CITY, Troy Ohio, ~
$50; rye flour, e5s7} corn meal s52s
eam-Whest, the same -four. Is very dull We nclade
sales Of 400 bushels red German s 2oo Dantnie L2 and
also few sales Of the CROP prices not anspred to US
Foreign Rye continues in moderate request We note sales,
the past week OF bushels sc Sales Of Southern
corn, at Clio
whiskeyThis article very dull and has tesn during
the week. Sales have been small 81 % very little
rivHg
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

FRAsxLIS THEATRE.-A rich combination of dra-
matte talent is engaged for this evening to give a
farewell bumper to Mrs. w. Seton, late Miss
WarinQ.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

Mr. BESSETT-Dear Sir: As you are always
ready TO communicate plain and useful truths to the
public, am very confident you will perfectly agree
with me on the necessity and prsprety Of announcing
publicly mean to those who will not know better
manners-how very painful il is to both ladies' snd
gentlemen TO admit into their houses those who lean
back upon the two hind legs of chair The ladies
are IN Kid OF fever or pain during thsr visit stay
IN their houses. / have found the company of such
men, However entertaining they may endeavor to
make themselves in other respects dreaded wherever
have benin Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston, and
elsewhere-and il would but be servceable TO make
them acquainted with this fact TO saythat merchants
other gentlemen in granting them letters Of intro
ducton, or credit to our own, foreign cities which
our merchants particularly cannot, would not in
many cases, refuse-yet they the merchants are re-
duced to the painful necessity OF giving information
by private marks to their correspondent whether the
person 80 introduced though their credit or bills are
good, are fit to be presented to gcntlemens dinner
parties or ladies' society-that is, may say, whe-
ther they are or are not chair breakers &C.
They are ut once known upon the first visit TO them
in public hotels boarding houses or in travelling
throughout our Unon-proved BY eye wtness-or
chairs broken, and generally in screaking condition
The ladies, whom know you delight TO please and
honor, and by whom am doubly instigated in adj
dressing you the present. will owe you lasting oblea-
tons If you can in any way, learn these characters
TO cit something like gentlemen in their chairs AZ well
in public as in private establishments.
Nay doubt not, our acquaintance, Mrs. Haggerty
and old Boyden, would forget and forgive you you
could but bring those ntrders upon chairs but above
all those eye sores 10 the ladies, 10 sense Of CON-
mon dscency in seating themselves and 50 by that
you would save TO individuals perhaps half million
OF dollars annually besides the risk Of breaking down.
and broken heads TO which ladies are exposed.
X. nc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

CIRCULATION orrHE JouRNALs.-Does the Times
mean us when its speaks Of minor journal"7 O
what does il mean 7 We correct nothing withou
explanation and understanding.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

II Doctor Brandreth sdveriises again with M.
we should not be surprised i his pills really were
worth something. WV
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

Business continues very dull in place and most articles
of merchandise still decline. Cotton however has
rallied little within days past since sales have been
made rather better prces-middng 80f, middlng and
fair 83 50 klos duty paid ether qualities held IN the
proportion. Cur stock Of American description Is quite
small Coffee has long been the decline but inclined
think eached lowest m-l200 bales fair Rio
sold this week by private sale at 7c ID per cent discount
and about 1000 bags Of the description auction 40
per so klos st. Domingo Is worth TIC per pound-Hava
ns &C. Sugars better supported, but with very little
doing The demand for Csmpeachy wood present very
limited in consequence of the inactive slate OF manuac
What remains hand is how beld per
tai In bond-other dye woods quite neglected Yours &c.