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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

THURSDAY. Orc 7. p. NJ.
rhe .ue fin New Orleans mentions the receipt Of soue
~uvar cane plantation below that cttywhch viii yield
about three and three acres are sufficient 10
Keep mill In full time for twenty four hours
Liverpool and n closed er eigh they
sail out full al previous quoted e.
Wasbonr by the spectators who onthe receipt
OF the In the Europear m1rket immediately started the
price here-n msn-nary-no sales oEtmportance for er
selling $50 Sellers addition Of 25c Pearls s.
Beeswax selling at 26A xcacma~d rslher brisk. Two
argoes Campssshy logwood, the last ia the market have
been d. y sse OF Al &2s
Auction sales46 casks barley " 2sc2o baskets cham
ma pp $1,000 Havana $50a $40 bales n,
u,s Lisbon black grapes S357l 375-io
coeh ,esi, 81 ~ a f.S6-ccsh.
HAyas. MAsgrr Nov. 2g-Beef No. l. prime and IN. IS,
er b AZ To- pilot bread per Dbl e6 butter American
Yellow al IA cheese. An. do - 6 cider. per don
dour, a; Am hams, per al 10 lard, l34 rark IA
nj pntitses bh' tobacco, NY, IN hhd per al rs;
coffee ist qusly, per al I'd snd 81 Do honey, per
gal a mo,ss- keg 81 gals SHE per gals sugars assorted,
fall Echaagrson London, II 10 prcmi states, " :
discount SPAN em Paris "a prem Spanish dol
lars en Me.icsn, prem Freights-to Great srtan,
mean u states u ~ box sugar lc per ID coffee "
BALrrMoRg, Dec. k-whlskey, 80 42ci aaxsecd, slips
e Isl.
O. ancssee from 1915 es7i and from vessels at s62t
= o73 per bbL GranThere several cargees Of gram
rao,i uasod IN good order, sold at t5
for yellow AMI 90 CIR white. souhera oats - SC Mo-
las - ing bell CSC without salesrea ling, dnll
Sal "A cargo Rouar offered at auction, and bids
sold al $50 Der bhd, ash.
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gales at the stock Exchange.
Cotton Trade.

WALL STREET, THURSDAY, Dec. 7, p M
Exchange has fallen today IL, which decline in the
demand export in the cotton market Buyers for shipment
have their operations mainly and have
OF the depressed rates The prices however
NAMED the close of the business and will probably
continue, or advance
Lately ,hsre influx of Eurspeaa capital into
This couury principal OF which destined south for
the purchase This capital in the shape bills on
Englaad and will principally through this city, Some
has received direct from France into New Orleans
This influx has very naturally caused decline exchange on
London New Orleans, Mobile and Charleston now Quote
on New Orleans at ~ 81 Mobile sae-and Charleston IA
n per cent, This exhibits difference betwe en- The
mss The exchange Mobile being much higher on
the two remaining places which Is owing state of
the currency Mobile, compared with New and
charleston The foregoing changes and the like the
changes and SO o. will undoubtedly the south
ern markets then course in this For further ex posi-
haRgs refer our readers to the report
Money Market in this days paper.
sales Orleans the 29ih ult amounted bales
Mississippi l2ic 50 do Louisiana llc 63 Mobile
IOic 80 do. Arkan 9tc
Sales on the 30h ulL in Mobile amounted GOO bales
morket rather dull I he classification is suboined
Good and fine 1lia
Good fair III
Fair lo4 a Ict
Middling 81 Oh
Inferior and ordinary 81 ~
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DIED.
Wednesday evening. 9Th Instant Of consumption Harriet
Maria daughter Andrew and Harriet Wheeler sged ~
years and months.
On Wednesday Instant ssddealy, Mrs Elizabeth Jones
u the 64thy year OF her age.
ON "wednesday morning. 9Th instant, after long and pro-
rocted laess Sally F. wife Mr. John " Wsos, in the 9th
year of her age. . s,.,,,, .
Tuesday evening, 5th ins Elizabeth, wife Of william b.
Harmed, in the 18th year Of her age. ,
AT the residence OF Mr. W. foger, Mson, Ohio on The
2sh Now Mr. James c. Comply enc OF the rn OF Scs In
gols shy l. Co Of this city. .
AT 81 Augustine 22a year of his age of bilious
fever Major late of the Texan and son
of A. Dexter, deceased, of Mobile.
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THURSDAY, Dee. y.
The following communication froa correspondent
Po.tsylle will speak for ITSELF
rorrsvILLE, Fem. November H. 1887.
Perst make few remarks 70 you on schuylkll An
thracite CsA Its utility In warming the blood Of all classes
dnrinr or the fgid months admitted As regards the
Sehuyki Coal s2 perton Of he will get
heat than by dsing domestic foreign sub
,nte III m shsnd
neat from The OF Msunch Chunk the Lackawana
"a because he stupid buy Schuyk White Ash Coal
which the hid separated and cleaned from all slate
thai In London where this yearly Goals less than
nj Ooo that rland sells ~ per tom and New
castle al "a toni So much for difference in quality. Those
ensrprisips wit engaged In extracting
the coal the mines Of Schuylk csunty have hill
business They not OF the privileged orders-ihey send
M the Federal Sta LEGISLATURE the
Court If Di cetosbu nnumerable the
hensy from Yet they offer vend slate for White
An Coal rate of &9 To the ignorant cit
ens n Tho city OF In Imitation OF the ming
.swer for all crime is stern nece sity"
PCttsvile and deliver
uaity White Ash Sch ylk Coal Otherwise there would be
a. Hell to play and no pitch hot y
To remove slate from the White Ash Coal al The mines
,ures skill care attention, and experience The ubagents
f Pesdents Directors and Companies of Canal and Raj
NJ. ts ae nose fond Of this dirty operation.
Rnt The pover he masters fsteSs the horse and
.Ittoug he m he c,pta canal or rail ROAD,
or div oena still ne Goals have 50 pcr cent toe much slate
shsse whS send k-t schuyk coal by the Sehuylkll
nsvirat on, Is to supply & cd fue.
Permit mo 10 suggest IN the exercise Of benevo
Hence rhten well your readers by cso Q
the the utility Of 'mininx the quality OF coal
ito II their the price have sbserved
een,s 10 be- the Of your remarks Pennsylvania An
shraei< Coal shall take the liberty Of again Ia few days
viyinr you data the Coal Trade.
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sale OF tobrcco effected yesteray-3o hhd sold Of
prices
tor, II 70 AL oa me-2 hhd Of sound sold 81 8e
cash; Virginia sound 4cash The south Americas Tebac
for this day ussod and 50 boxes of lump
taharco were Withdrawn The chief sales are by auction
Tomorrew friday 81 hhds of Kentucky and Of St DONNA
20 vii lie offered the auction mart
Norf TX the last quotations were passed common 81 So
ianv Inc 6. At Boston the stock
smallaheu 50 hhds sold prices within s. Missouri is
mnted Al 10 -; Maryland 7-none hand; Bulls eye
"a. Cuba Is Is; Priscpe IS so; 81. Domingo II a io
xeg ia H. New Orleans the prices quoted, frat quail
"a; second 81 crossed 81 at Havana the 26ih
ii, Kentucky in hhds per quintal wss4a5.
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WM. ML0U0HLIN Auetsoaecr.
IF. -. 0EARNb T. CO., nen<'s BuidinR, Co

WIN. ML0U0HIIN, Aust,oaeer
sa I'd A. 4 C16 :,; s !. o. sss =. CO.
ton roo hsrdw.rs Cuaery, consisting Of psn poske
ss' and ass
ss ;n NEEDLESS s1s:. s.a
fancy Of double extra cologne, hsr OF,
Also an invoice OF combs buttons ,besoass booS
Also invoices Jeweiry Of earr,nss su~,
rings, watches breast-pn Chains, nc. &C. o8sms
v NV YOHK HoksE BAzAAE.
al private daily and BY public auction every "Wednesday
throughout the al Il, H. precisely, without regard
The proprietor takes this opportunity of expressing his ae
hmss ard the late firm Of slmpson Cowan, Cor very
sure bis Ind Sa s and S
men and that his whole attention shall be directed 10 merit
Horses taken at livery usual, and careful grcons
Horses description at shortes. notice -
o2s sm' WM c0wAN. 81 Crosby ..
public sales % Horses Carriages Hairless ko,
tsiaKe place al tins veil estabsaenr Mosssy
Tn. s,e viii con a.nce on Monday n.r. i,h Dec,
sale be shswn entered before SATURDAY neat
also necessary thai early should be made ~
limited number OF horses only be- taken and
can be offered at auction unless res sered ~ Time for he
N Ban assortment elegant seishs jus, received and
Also will be sold elegant Chariot and two Of harness.
III properly of the late Or. Bushe.
Also pair Of fne bay Horses i6 hands Ligh years old
long tails Apply to
o6-Sms JOHN W. WATSON, 446 Broadway.
rgNHE. NEW YORK HIPPONA.-This new and
eomnodious establish for the public private
OF Horses Carriages, &c Nos 65 ano 81 Walt
ton of Canal and Hudson sts.)
proprle,ors OF the above establishment respectfully
inform their friends snd the public that they have by
the solicitation at large number ct their friends changed
The day for the public sale Of Horses Carriages &c from F
day to Saturday.
The regular public auction sale of Horses, Carriages
will take place this establishment every Saturday
clock at Horses intended for these sales should be shown
and ehered before Friday IL O'clock NJ will be
offered uns and described on the catalogue.
The sale December lst showed decided
demand OF horses improved prices Gen.
tnen IN the city from the country dsposng OF their stock
of horses will find the sale Saturday Dec 9TH oppor
h' has offered this Of
vessels about completing their cargoes for the south
At private sae-Horses, Carriages HarDsss.6c.
~ b. Horses taken at livery Horses and Carriages to let
JOHN l.. ANDERSON, p.o.x;..,--.
el6-3ms WM W. JANEWAY. rropreeWs'
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GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 81 BOWERY.
II Til, Public respectfully informed that the Institute is
open Tor the The collection Of animals the
recherche been offered public
specon this country Mr. Van Amburgh will the
at 3ocock p NJ ana past in the evening" The hours of
exhibition will be from ~ TO ~ the for from TO
r. M and from to past in the evening. Abundance 25
hdren half price Every attention will he paid
ventilation careful officers attendance the
ysters from the intrusion OF improper persons.
Signed c. 8. ANGEVlNE& co.
d+1mt Proprieors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

DEDUC Ed PRIC Is AttAe Clinton Lunch. corner
Ii of Liberty ana Broadway, the subscriber having
made The usual receive gentle
men Bsarders by week. without odgp-s during the
winter Meals from IN the morning until twelve
night.
Nh. oyse-s in every style game, NC durng the season
ordinary, daily from twelve TO four JOHN NJ HEATH.
Inns
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ExnlBlTION OF ELECTRO-M

EXHlBITION OF LECTR O-MN U2TIC
II models Of machinery. and a large cont 1nlway
with engine, propelled by this wonderful invisible
power, open 10 the public, in addition 70 0tf0mer
bbon This Is the frs, AID emily regular railway engine in
the wo Id propelled by elecro-ragnesm No. Barclay
opposite the Aser HOSE and adjoining the American
Hotel from 10 d. to r. M and from 10 in the evening
Sngl tickets so cess-monthv tickets transferable ST.
For sale at the door, and at the principal hotels
Principals and teachers OF schools and semnares in
forRcd favorable will be mad for the adj
mission OF their pupils and that when accompanied by them,
neither principals teachers will be subjected charge
In
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" Era-sI SILVER

suLyER-sILs EE-sILtEH.
Hysnai cuange such shiines sxDences ten and hve
pieces will be givea IN excharg go, calves or dusr
trr dollars. Apply At the a 81 . tas os.ce % u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

- IRON sAFE--Tbe public invited tn cali A. r.
Moens No 2 Pearl street sairs and examine Scofs p
4befos Wrought fsa SAFES together with the salts
factory evidences bis possession perfect
those Justly celebrated safes against FIRE rrbhs and Also
the cspacny OF the Mrss Akeos tnow onnd abundance
Stsdsen Island IN the souihers part OF Perpsyvsns ssd
in other sections NJ the United States and With which each
IS thoroughly ned) efecUay the most intsr-s
heat Among the facts sdtuce IN rrof OF h~
efficacy 0f these their contents IRON
injury hy FIRE merely select the fDiiUwrr. -
n he pstentee the application 81 The Mr.
rai 5befo IN IN. OF iron sesl exposed ~ the
cit, o Philadelphia the 2oh Oct 1885, ~ the presence II
numerous ckensa roodn bsr covered 70 BOT anrcs thick
WIKI Asbestos 10 the burning ~ cord of
the Allied boo binders pepper shcv,ng', ard vhes
opened contents fensd unriue although the
crate upon which rested heated Unite hes one II
Se.frs f,esos Cbsts hc only believe IN 'his
that tisret was IN counting Hubbard
Casey Exclange Place the ti1c w the ere a. tbs
div with saved all Its contents uninured.
Ter certificate, with nsmher ~ ohers n the highest
speciadiv togo her with the various prerss ~ tie above
w. the If A. r. Men No ~ Pc~t
the rnnuScrpre whom hey he obtain
I'd 81 cur regular wholesale prices -. - =.
nj Sms JOHN SCOTT = Co
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As position the ground which the Hrss had the ..
gscy select and bold o the lith of May last Whst
squsnce Alter all the bitterness the opposisn the
haunting Of six months the commercial elements Of this city
are almost bid defiance all the pary 6nan
cal coaederscie formed under the auspices of
Mr.. Biddle.
The sitting In Philadelphia, pouring out
the condition and sovescy of banks
The New banks this able spe
paymea by Isl February strong the
favor that specie will Wv into their vaults,
ly get rid Gift New York the great OF all monied
ane operations, and the amboB talent of Mr.
Biddle put curb our greatness.
According made under the authority OF Gov.
ernsr Pierce Butler Of South Carolina the folio Wing is the
condition Of the banks Of that state
SOUTH CAROLINA BANKS October 1887.
Circulation Of, all the banks $5,0ll656
do held OF each hers notes Gz257l
Individual Deposits 5,22z7o
Public do I62l98
SpecA 1.4363l5
Loans and discounts l6,Gs72l7
By this statement appears that South Carroll
ma are good condition TO those Of New
York wonder, therefore, that South Carolina Mar
Pennsy vana and Massachusetts opposed, in the
venon here rcsumng specie They have been
violating the sst principles Of finance which Mr. Gaatn
and his have May last restored banking
Nv tenn in spite the called Bank Commissioners
their associates the specul aors of this state.
gales at the stock Exchange.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

CARD.-DR. ALENTlNE respectfully nformshis
friends public that through the kindness Of Mr. Bske
IN, Olympic Theatre he has obtained the house
for night Thursday Dec H. for the purpose appearing
hills oftbe dsy da3s
THE APOLLO, 4io Brondray Conai street :
THIRD night of the performance of the new Company OF
Italian Msrioaees
This evening December 9Th. the performances will begin
with the of Norms by BelInl After which
will rforrned the popular dra~a Of LuE BEARD;
posed expresT Tor the Apollo by Sig La Bsrbern To
club. with the much admired ballet OF LA sfLPHIDE ss
perrmcs by Madsee Taglon preceded by an appropriate
overture.
ar For particulars. see SIN MI blis
TIE house saloon dresses properties and the
ebe are az the erder and time expense have been
spared make this establishment agreeable and worthy Of the
patronage or the American public.
Prices admission throughout the house 90 cents; Tor
children 25 Doors opeo at 6f-peformances 70 com
season and other tickets may he had from 10 NJ TO Pm
Office of The Apollo where seats may be secured,
and at q. Godenes Music Store. 4i2i Broadway ds3m'
SUITABLE HOLIDAY pnEsENT-vsl-
"A Cards-visitng CarsVisi ing Csrds-engrsved N
superior printed with the utmost ncstness In the
approved fashion Just received superior lot OF poce
lain Cards expressly for visig cards, which Tor wilderness
and brill polish, I've excced Perons furnsh
ing their card plates have bem printed IN superior
yle hours spccimen books be esrs,ined
and all order. promptly aiienle 10 by applying AZ
VALENTINES Engra ,ing and Printing Rooms,
So John ~. corner fWill am.
TT Cards Home for Wedding Partes-mercsatile and
Mit nv. Boat Club and Civic Ball tickets engraved and
prn,ed with appropriae designs dslm'
Doors md sHoEs-A general assortment o the
.t.. .la lffnax az. 0x,e nj
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oIo-5m' broadwa ny, corner at AnthouyN
E THE following letter erous t ts this eace by Mr..
columns 10 prove bis gratitude TO Dr. Williams the Ocu of
r. Tie Editors efthe Nsrr Era
About three weeks siDcea friend in brooklyn read 10
that Mr. scobie Of 81 Elm street and a Dir Hughes Of Bay
ard street near he Borery had been restored a. gh by tie
Oeu who resides IN Providence House, in New York will
that applied To several eminent Ocus fer relief Ny
disease increased much that obliged TO give all
cupaton and after weeks Attendance resolved do
for my Co. lest should loe the sight sogsthcr
could bat hardly see TO walk about encouraged how
.rrformed by DR. Williams 90 and bav his opinion Win
out promise, he hope that he could do
good. During three weeks attendance that
have many who have been restored from OF
blindness will ONLY state two three Of them. A. my
ceu6ness almost and already nearly FAR
of rs ever could life and have every 10 believe
One genemss, who declares that eye wsscovsrcd with
film whssa child but that by accident turned
ball Of the coud be tie walk about,
and tell large letters the wall oppssi wben the sbrr
lie delighted, syeaks Dr. wdsms with rsptsres An
ohsr Who LIKE self ed al different, PERI d. three eeesra
ted gcu- New York and e went worse after
one blind cor three month. lie ais, begins
to read sss write tie led ind Ishman Who
The third day walked Providence Hou alooe hiss
d-ne since Another ~ho was declared to We ncurs
always led about can now 90 10 any ps VI the city without
guide. Tbs cure asonshes very body lady, who had
saursl-and hopes isduged she win
ultimately Another was patient Of the chief Ocul IN
Boston for or three 81 the end OF which he told him
his sight was ostavedto give all hopes He afterwards
sight by DR. Williams, W January 1885, ssd
went to Ne " lives inth city. and able to to get
his vingcomes occasionally 20 have his dres.
lie Is also grateful ineed many Others especially NJ
scobie - attends every day at half past Va when met hn
lost IS years n,yer saw one who Wa d.piess.d.
Your humble seryrnt, NIL DoHERTy,
corner Water and Bridge st. Brooklyn.
Nov. 70 1897 d2Iw.
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Doors md sUpEs-A general assortment o. the
- very bes'; aisa mdding qualities f1r men, and
ch rem wholesale retail for cash. the Shoe Store,
l9i cha,fan IT. ds.iw, NJ REED
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

7NHE SHAmsPEANE-ByJ JOHN MILO, No. u
Il Park Row Windusts old pace)-Thi well known place
complete order, and well stored with every delsacy
the affords The cooking and attention ineror
N. o,hsr establishment In the city.
All orders attended to fom In the morning till II night
dinner and supper parties furnished At the shortest
tice, having comfortable rooms for the purpose.
waned-at the above place, first rate cook None need
an PLY uHsss perfectly understs nding the business
ko-3 large convenient lodging TO let furnished In
qurre at the above place. n25-lp-
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MOTIFS STOyES-For Offices bar rooms steamboat
and ships cabins banking rooms parisr nurseries and
ba epnt rooms stores halls 81 dwelling houses lecture aud
other public ro-ms churches &c which from their peculiar
construction require he rrpienihed with feel Dot
mos, OF which ay attached various formed plain asd
mental condsusers Cor upper rioms halls &c win muck
csefu effect.
Also Dr. Nors Patent wood Cook Stove article Of
Lno~Isdred superiority n IL will bake. boil, Try and
hron a the fire, for from TO 30 persons
Al from si24 ass Al Of which be obtained OF and put
mn by The subscrbcrs nj an hours notice.
Stoves repaired orders to put up old ones, &c are
In tnrn sTRATTON SEYMOUR,
ose~,s 2f2 Water
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sSORTED Pick ES-
n 1000 cases. dozen each, hah gallon jars
1000 do do do do
500 do do do quart do. put up n
Ga WELLS, 1914 Water st.
oI43m. door Holrs Hotel
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II PIERCy, SPIRIT LAMP MAKER No. esc ,i Div.
the public for their patronage since the above
business and hopes strict attention, and thorough know
edge business, obtain continuance OF their tavor lie
would call their attention his Rejecting lamps which
are superior IA any yet offered
He would likewise request those who have not used the
above lamps call his And judge for themselves Of the
superiority this lights lat half the expense) any other
light used. Store lamFs$l.
Personal attendance those who fitting up stores
bia tables, other establlSement where brilliant
light wanted, H. r. feels confident he has lamps suitable
establishment In the city country He also reminds
his and friends. thai oil Spirits delivered by him Is
sent signed each side board black and white
letters, esH Percy, Spirit Lamp $40 Division st."
NJ. b. His wagon wi cah customers regularly once
supply the Spirits Lamps, wicks and glasses canb
obtained o the wagon Spirits delivered as usual witos
any extra charge. 80,
Or No with other establishment n2o3m'
limited sTATE~ ARNIY-wsnted, for the I'm.
" lew able bodied citizens, between the
years. Of good character and OF respectable
standing fellow citizens Mare nsed apply
tier determined to the
their enlistment which oaly three years, h-nes,y and
shhfuly. -
The sum dsars will be given TO citizen who
shall brsg this rendezvous person with the above qvuh
casns willing the service, and who shall be regular
ly enlisted. -,
Recruiting Rendezvous 100 Fulton street, New York.
plS-Ims
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nUBUEE's PAINTI NGS.-Now exhibiting i57
IL Broadway three magnificent Paintings arrived from
Paris by the celebrated Dubute the painter o the much admit
red pictures OF Adam and Eve, aud distinguished pupil OF
David whose modern lyle bids fair rival the
artists TO the admirers the fine these paintings
been exhibited in this country
One Of the paintings covering IFS feet Of
thrilling from Byroa's Don Juan, (4h Canto J7h
anza between Juan, Iaider and Lambro and the various
passions with which they aed allowing full
the pencil OF MASTER mos, viv.,.iy depicted
TIE second OF smaller dimensions although nearly large
life, represents ST. John in the Wilderness slipping the pure
gushing from rock is in the style Of David and
most finished painting.
The third picture represents beautiful CrcasaH Maid Of
for sale by Armenian slave merchant, high Turk
sh functionary.
Hours exhibition from in the morning till 10 sight.
Ambulance % csss-Sesson tickets 50 cents. sll-31'
CATIIN'S INDIAN GALLERH-IN THE
~ STUYyESANT INSTf rUTE-Opens Tuesday the
oath instant al lock, and will continue open during
and evening" for short uewhsre h, whole collection i.
placed the walls Tor the examination of the public
panied with ful and sxpannto catalogue. In addition TO
Inspection visitors, 200 paintings septng beau
fu Landscapes oi the Prsres of the "Far west'-vews Of
Indian vlagcs-Dances, Sports Amuse mag
nifcent Lodge Wig of the Grow Tribe brought
the foot . the Rocky Mountains.
This aufu work crested in the Of his
around II, the walls several thousand
psemen Of Indian manufactures costumes weapons &c &c
ornpg the and vausble collection the kind
ever mace In America.
This coeeroa opened for the last time in this city, Is
visit o.her cities and then the Atlantic
Hours from A. NJ until 10 r. NJ Admission SO Ar
engagements family aud ckes he made at the
door. d6 lws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

CASHInNABEE DRESS MAKING AND
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LASCALA would respectfully
inform ladies thai she has esiablea herself in the above
herself from her experience Europe that she will be
able give entire Satisfaction to those who may favor her
with patronage She constantly receives the latest fash
ions Paris cloaks bonnets kc Terms mod
crate punctua promised time In the execution OF "
d~rx pl5-lms