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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04
nRRIs TOOTR PAsTE-A new and es ant and

nRRIs TOOTR PAsTE-A new and elegant arti
~ Gle Tor the Teeth The or Tooth Paste while beau
tartar and riying 10 them clear and peary wbeness also
heightens the color Of lips an gums and gives additional
properties greatly te,ds preserve the teeth from decay
grant sweetness breath for which The Orrs
Justly celebrated as that ee enters largely into the compo
tally contributing that agreeable taste and fragrance. which
r,ss aS s r Tooth 100 H s,e who ssys
tsularly acceptable y can readily be converted into
about he Size Of pea in ! small quantity water which can
be dose the instant The Ors Tooth Paste thus
brought against the in which
latter description must Of necessity be put upand equally
free from many objections that applicable totooth
asrs from their want OF as an e ,oe
public improving The appearance Of the teeth and which
generally proved unsatisfactory induces the propre
excellence and virtue observe, that should any case
prove n,sye hs %9psy , VII la se , s,a5SeS Han
27s Broadway; George G. Howe Co. 1s Chatham 81 r.
Guon Bowery and Grand ST. corner Henry and Pike
Grand st. Price 80 Gents. ''''~''0'' dsim.
EOR sALE-Atho thoroughly bred double nose Pointer Dog,
I6 months old warranted be good saunch and steady
dog sale The Dog can be ca by gentleman pre-
vious 70 sale. He can be seen at $50 williams St d2a-
"A GENrLEMAN wishes TO place his son, smart, &C
~ tive youth, u years of age, wiki respectable farmer,
letter addressed to X. X 65 Broadway, will
ROARDING-Two or three gentlemen with their ladies'
- a. number Of single sspsmen car be aeeo%modaed
No. i65 William, near Beekn.sn It
Terms, IS per week. dat
AL-wsssngon Coal Yard, Barrow an
~ Washington stsA stock of superior SchuykH Peach
chsrd Coal present hard his yard which will
for cash reduced prices Families will find II the
advantage TO call before laying IN their winters supply.
s2s-9nss
A ssORTED PICKLES
A 1900 cases. DOZEN each, half gallon Jars
Moo do do DO
500 DO do do quart do put up
GALE. WELLS, 1874 Water st.
oi43m. mex, door tn IIot's Hotel
limited STATE ARMY -wanted, Tor the In.
~ ted States Army lew able bodied citizens between the
o. ~ and IS years. OF good character and OF
standing then fellow citizens Ma need appy IN
tier he vice bot hose who
d Of their ensmeH which only three years honestly
srhfprv
The snm Of tvo dslar will be given any citizen who
shall brsr To this rcadszveps with the above qsa
cations ng 10 enter the service, and who shall bs regular
~ enlisted
Recruiting Rendezvous, 100 Fulton street, Kew York.
alGImA
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u 80

HALF PRICE MUSIC.-New and fashionable
Music for the forte and flute page
Also, chdrens coloed books kind
cheap al slRS KIN G'S Book store, l4 Fuhon street
HORRlSONS HY GEIAN Pill LS-Packets from IS cents
TO S. Ao Power Baom Of Anaiseed for coughs short
81 BREATH asthma Gc Also bons and Wisers ozenges
Also, ndsbie ink for marking linen without preparation,
for sale afpevc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

no MERCHANTS TAILOHS AND CLOTn-
i IEKS.-A situation wanted by experienced Gu ter
and Salesman. Also, experienced IN trade The hest
ofrccre nee can be given ifreqnired.
~. v. Address bHe 70 J. " At this Office which will he
tended 20. d2-g'
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SiLVho-sl vEK-sILvEH.
Jsmal caange, such as s,llng s1oence ten and hve
pieces VIII be givea exchange for aalves or GUAR
ter dollars. Apply at the desk OF TINS ohic- III
PROGRAMME OF MADAME CARADORI ALLANS
CONCERT. AT THE LYCEUM, BRookLYN-Ths
Evening, December, 4th.
w. A. King and Christian.
Ar--Madame Caradori Allan. Angels ever
Cavatiaa-sien nor Fahj, e serba,o. Belini
Sacred ar-Madame Caradori Allan, Gratias
Chri.tar. ' Guglielm.
Fanasia-Papo Forte, Mr.. w. A. King. Hertz.
German air and Observation-Disclosures Caradori
Allan seh ner aul. by particular desire PMS.
Aria-Sgnor Fabj, Pria che spunt n r,m,ra.a.
Aria-MadaHe Caradori Allan, 10 ruea. Donlzeu
Solo arioneits--Mf. Christian 49,.
scottish ballad-Madame Carador Allan, accompanied by
herselfon the Piano forte. To commence at o'clock AZ
GENTS. CENTS! CENTS!-For exchasge
~ large quantity OF pennies. Apply at the desk % the
oflce. d4 It's
AUCTION MOTTO Ei-Ex,ensive and valuable sale Of
"a first Furniture by catalogue on "Wednesday at lc3
o'clock. Sale Roons 50 Ann 6 and ll5 Fulton St
s43l* THOMAS BELL, Auctoneer
AUCTION MISUNDERSTANDING Sale on Tues
d2 r. THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer
LHxHIBITION OF ELECTRO-MAGNETi
II models Of machinery and large continuous railway,
pow the public in addition the former
hibon This the fist aud only regular railway engine in
the world propelled by electromagnetic, No Barclay
street opposite Aster Hoase adjoining the
Hotel from d. TO NJ and from to in the evening
Single tickets 50 oeamonhlv tickets transferable ST.
For sale the door and at the prime pal hotels.
Principals teachers schools and Summaries
form ed that favorable will be mad. for the add
mission their pupils and that when accompanied by them,
d4-iaF
$40 x; :o sss and hands Gst
by Tobias Liverpool, and J. Laid, N.Y. the inside
Any %sp waite w a. and
streets, will receive the above reward. df-3t'
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GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 81 BOwERY

GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 81 BOwERY.
II Til. Public respectfully informed that the Institute Is
for the The collection OF animals the most
thai has been orr for public
at so'cock NJ, past in the evening" The hours Of
exhibition will be from ~ 10 II the oreaoon from 10 past
P NJ and from to past in the evening" Abundance %
cen,s-Children half price. Every attention will be paid to
the ventilation aud careful officers attendance the
visiters from the intrusion Of improper persons
Signed G. 5. ANGEVINE& co.
d4lms Proprietor.
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DIED.

On Saturday, 2d inst Sarah vie Of George j. Willard an
daughter OF the laie CaptaiR Greene.
Funeral will take place this afternoon half past o'clock
from No. 30 Catharne
on Friday, lot William G. Arcularus in the sih year
of his age
On f. day LIST nst Maria wife OF Daniel Even in the
year Of her age.
On Friday, LIST inst, Nathaniel Brown, AIRED 43 years.
On Thursday, Seth ut, Williams Waldo Bruce son OF John
M. Bruce, in the 18th OF his age.
On Saturday, "a inst John Smith, native of Ireland aged
II
On Thursday seth u, Jacob Rcome the 10th "
age.
On Wednesday, 29lh ut Jane Donaldson aged years.
daughter Of Benjamin Donaldson late Of Corvallis n s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

ON NEWAKD-Lost. in going from the Northern
DlU Hotel to Ann st Diamond Breast Pin, consisting Of
eight diamonds, (crcuar) with large diamond
silver. Apply al the bar Of the Northern Hotel
Court lardt df3t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.-The Seventh
lVl Company Of Washington Greys Third Annual Bah will
lac given Tammany Hall Tuesday evening, December
5h, 1887 Tue floor will be under The direction oa committee.
assisted by Mr. Parker. Dancing commenced O'clock
and continue until late hour Gentlemen belonging mill
tary companies requested appear in uniform Leader
of the orchestra Mr. A. Dedworth Tickets be had
the book and fancy store of Lannuier Co AS Broad
way at Tammany Hail. and OF the undersigned committee
>. NJ Lannuer, Francis Sbean, Wan H. Purdy Benz &.
Watson N j. Norstros,, Isaac Booner, David II. Plumb,
James Bannen. Tickets, one dollar
Members of the who have notreceved their
will please apply al 15 Broadway al rs Fulton
the Secretary, r. SHEAN. n29dta
CtUMMUNICATION-Ha been troubled a con-
~ siderable time, with severe cough difficulty in breath
and al entire resessne's throughout the night in
uced from report To have TO bot e of NowiPs
Pe"toral Honey of Lverwor which before half used podn
ced entire change in whole sysem-hrs renewing
the cough-secondy in restoring the natural rest, which be-
fore deprived ofani lastly. enabling breathe
without the slightest difficulty In gratitude The happiness
have experienced from using it, this be inserted,
that all those who be afflicted
course TO the same remedy It's simplicity is fit recon-
meRdalon and the price low persons
cumstances with little produce entire
nJ0 I'm" X M. CLEVEY, 81 Catharne
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Gregory's Advertisements No. 4.

Corrccfcd from SdtuTdays Courier and InquFtr
~ TO THE PUBLIC.-rke Subscriber, wh9 IS The in.
and proprietor Of the RECIPE for rne
original and the only genuine VANILLA CREAM CANDY,
DESTROYS inform the public that, Notwithstanding almost
every cosectoner in this city and elsewhere making and
vending article which they call Vania Candy, many of
whom claim themselves tn invention, others deny the ORR
gnaity by saying, Ia,en invented at all BY nobody
particular Arrays made IN ky others again
with frankness uabeeomng their motives, acrbe the
venton where belongs, viz 10 H. Gregory, OF No l5 VIII
liam street
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ar TAILoREssEs AND sEAMsTREssEs CHART.
ABLE SOCIETY.-Tbere will he meeting Of the above
Society Monday evening Dec at half o'clock 10 be
cid The No % Leonard door OF Broyd.
Members 81 the above Society particularly request
ed Ia attend as business of importance to he transacted Al
those wishing to unite with the said society invited
the same. by order OF
n. A. RICH, President
l.. g.
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,sx z.-THis EVENING will he per.

DARK hEAshz.--THis EVENING will he per
MUCH ADO ABOUr NOTHING-Benedct, Mr.. Mason
To conclude with THE YOUTHFUL oUEEN-Csua,
D0xensteirn, Mr. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Miss Tree
Boxes Sl-Pit ~ ceHts-Gslery rs cents
NATIONAL THEaTRE-Lste italian Overs
~ HOUSE MR. wALLACk, Lessee-THlS EVENING,
will be performed
ESMIRALDA the d~formed Of Notre- Dame--in which
Mr. H. walsck and Miss Tsrpin will Sustain the principal
characters.
Ofifour, Mr.. Morley
Doors open ei--Perormance begin a, IT.
A MEXICAN THEATRE. cry
A NEW WAY To-Day OLD DEBTs-sir Giles Mr.. Booth
Margaret, Mrs. Harrison
After wsch MR. MRS p. w-Mr p. w., Mr.. Gaes-Mrs.
After which, THE BRONZE HORsE-Ping Sing, Mr. Cow.
el-rchin kao Mr. Blakely-The Cloud King, Mr. walon-
Peki, Nrs. Herring.
II Doors ope at 6I-periornaaces o'clock.
Boxes, IS cents-Pii, 7i-Galiery, Is.
Il FIr--FHlS EVENING will be performed
FALSE AND TRUE Or the Irshm4n in LoHdon-Paddy
ORatety, Mr. Staney-Juliapa, Mrs. Lively.
CARLiN the Female Brgand-Duke of randenbureh
Mr. Laforres-L Ludwig, Mr.. Jones-Nina Miss YaesCar-
line Mrs Lively.
a. boo open 6t-perf,rmances Commence z
precisely. Boxes 50 cents-rt rs cents
OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., next TO Tat.
~ tersalls-TiIlS EvENlNG will be performed
Nelson.
Afier which, the LOAN OF A LOvER-Peter ssyke, Mr.
Blake Gertrude, Miss Nelson.
Doors open al past the performance will commence
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

HARLEM DANCING SCHOOL-CHARLEs
L WRIGHT would inform bis friends and The public that
he will open school for the instruction Of young ladies
gentlemen in the above Mr. Writings Washington Hall,
on Tuesday Decemherhe 4h Hours OF practice for ladies
from 2to 5 r. NJ and from 6 10 for gentlemen.
Fer tel ms and other particulars, please call on Mr..
whiting as above. n30-5ts
CHEAP CARPET AND FLOOR CLOTH
~ WAREHOUSE, Nos Isl and l59 Chatham street, opro-
site MuberyThe subscribers offer for sale large and
extensive assortment OF Kddermnster Carpeng Ingram
carpets from Is to lis yard Aso large
Tuited Rugs from IS to TO- English foorclss, drugge
BILE, plane and stand covers, door &c, all reduced
prices for cash. REEVE SHERWOOD.
ain .Ir,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

Il LIVERPOOL COAL-Now landing, and viii be sold
- dollar cheaper than at Of the coal yards mm
diate application be made the Captain board the brig
Mary AIn middle pier, Albany Basin, North River This
Coal lowered into the vessel expressly for family and
large. The II pnse will be given,
which with helarge size of the Jumps actually makes shout
50 chairon cheaper thaH any coal yard sells 2d3~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

CIRCUS Corner of Charhsn s,d Yarck streets THIS
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q the performances will com
mence with
WORKMANSHIP by the whole company.
AMER which, WORKMANSHIP by Master Nichols
After Which, HORSEMANSHIP 10y Mr.. w. Howss his frs,
appearance this season, as the AMERICAN TAR.
After which, COMIC SONG by the Clown
After which, RUINS on TROY or Animated hitecture
by the whole company.
After which, HORSE NANSIiIP by Mr.. johnson
After which, HORSEMANSHIP by Mr.. Whitaker in the
character Of LA FIrTE or the Pirate Of the Cult.
CRAFTSMANSHIP by Master Dale.
The wbole TO conclude with the TWO PHILOSOPHERS OF
the Magic Pie-Snoodle, Mr.. Howard-Merry Man, A. ten
Doors open at 6-perormances commence al Boxes 81
cents; Pit 25 cents. d2lm+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

SSORTED Pickles
A 1900 cases, DOZEN each, half gallon jars
isec do do DO do
500 DO do do quart do. put up
superior style, and for sale by
q. x J.R. WELLS, 1914 Water st.
ola SIM upr door tn
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

latterly evinced itself among the Turks relapse into
their old spirit OF fatasm with respect TO this malady
the course of last week, announced 10 circle OF his
courers ia the mosque Of St Sophia that q quaran.
tine extensive scale would be shortly established
throughout the empire The determination he has
come on this subject has no doubt resulted from
the phanthiopic exertion fthe late Hassena Ghss,
who presented TO him no less than five memorials on
the subject, and who will thus have been chiefly in
srumenta in the suppression OF the disease TO which
he fell himself sacrifice. While on this subject
osght 10 mention an experiment to which an Ameri-
cam Mr.. Brown, rs about 10 submit HIMSELF prove
that he is in possession of means by which the houses
persons, and clothes of individuals who have been
compromised may be thoroughly dslnfected.
Mr.. Brown makes no pretenson to science or che
meal information, but believe merely proposes to
adopt the antidotes which have been found eficacious
against contagon in all other diseases, but which
have never been applied TO the plague, though il is
there that they would be particularly useful il being
the general opinion that it is simply contagious. In
the course of his experiment he offers TO expose his
person to any trial or ordeal which be suggested.
The new Seraskier, Hail Pacha has consented TO try
nm, and has promised, in event he succeeds, re-
ward of $1,000
The Captain Pacha, who in his former capacity Of
General of the Guards, founded the Poiytechnlc
School, Is about 10 do as much for the service WHICH
he now superintends, by the establishment OF nava
college The Porte has already addressed itself TO the
American Government 10 obtain a certain number OF
officers instructors.
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET-Fiday, Feb l7-Thsrc
and having offered Their stocks very freely, reduction Of
3D. has taken place in Id in Egyptian and Bra
Id India Spectators taken 100 ba ans
exporters leo bales American
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKEr-Fnday, Feb. I've have
port since Tuesday. except oats which there sy
from ani OIL flour the arrivals moderate, and OF oatmeal
DUNG tie od consist Of 1887 OF foreign
wheat the United States and S3s barrels flour chiefly 10 the
West ndes .
The mes and dealers having purchased wheais 10 lseabe
yet from tie limited supply Of this gas fresh holders were not
recede having show OF samples offering
rom The ade for all descriptions exceedingly dull at
on
scarcely country buyers attendance today flour
Is much neglected and rather depressed in value.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

A JAM.-The company assembled on Monday eve
ming ut the Dioramc Institute, City Saloon, the
occasion Of the benefit Of the Messrs. Haningtons,
was the most crowded we have witnessed in this
delightful little place of amusement. Ii was literally
crammed to heroofand many unable 10 obtain
admlttaRce in order 10 crafty whom the Messrs III.
will continue the same amusemen,s for this week.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

Zoological Tnstitufe.-The engaging performan-
ces Of Mr.. Van Amburgh close on Thursday, on
which day portion of the beasts will be removed
over the way to the Bowery theatre where they are
TO be trained, taught and disciplined TO enact Their
parts in a splendid drama from the pen OF Miss Me-
dina, in rehearsal and to be brought forward on
the first Monday in April. Previous TO the departure
Of this choice collection of the master pieces Of anima
ted nature the keepers, and other servants Of the as
tablshmeat will take benefit, and Wednesday next
is appropriated for this purpose Every one who has
visited this place must have admired the cleanliness,
ORDER and neatness which pervade the entire esta-
bhshment; this is owing to the daily and mighty toll
claims for patronage the favourable notice of the
sight loving population of New Y ork, and we well
aware that their respectful appeal will not be in van
powerful among others, Van Amburgh outdoes all
his former dsngs; and il must not be forgotten that
en- this occasion he makes his farewell bow until the
winter season.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

II What has become of Williss lecture to the
Mercantile Library Society? No matter-Mr. Ora
ham supplied his place the other evening" with very
eloquent and well delivered discourse.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

Mr.. BENNEsT.-Yo our attention is called to examine
the wall of the two east houses that now remain
standing, of those new buildings erecting in Fulton
street, Broadway If yon walk into the rear of
the east building, yoawlll that the walls and win
dow slls, give evident signs of their attraction to the
earth 1t is contemplated by the builder to patch up
and mend the dilapidaed parts but does so much
failure while they are erecting not indicate hat the
whether you think such houses are fit for the residence
of the hundreds of hundreds Of human beings that
will thsughtlessly rush into them when completed.
A SuBsCR,RER
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

MuHpER.-Three men named White killed the
brother-n-law, Mr. Smoot, at Upsen, Geo., bccau
they were dissatisfied with the relationship.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

ASoTHE. SPLENDID SoIREE will be given tonight
IN Clinton Place by the amiable lady of gallant
General. The invitations are choice and well select
ed-no crowd-no jam-no mob-all elegance, taste
and grace We advise the young gentlemen to behave
we'll for Ariel secs Them peeping from under his azure
wing We give no such advice TO the ladies, because
they want it not The ladies of New York, with our
myrads of trcksy spirits perchng in their clustering
nngles and tanning their beautios faces always act
with grace, excellence and propriety The prcpara-
tons for the soirfe are now complete. The spen-
did lustres and lghts,s arranged by Stouenburg e.
Morgan, ll9 Fulton street, are Of the most beautiful
description The music will be choice and the supper
rich and luxurious.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

EDIToRIAL IMpUBENcE.-The Charleston Coure
daily receiving the Express Slips of the New Yorl
Herald without sending theirs in return.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

New PrLor BoAr.-The new boat independence,
owned by Messrs. Wam Tenure John Hyer and
Richard Thompson, is fitted out in the most splendid
manner; her dimensions 10 burhen, II fee,
deck, 10 feet inches breadth beam, feet hold, 10
feet spars, coppered and copper fastened. She has
state rooms and six berths-cabin fitted up with
satin, rose, and birds eye maple woods every thing
in the handsomes, style. She will take her place in
the line ia a few days, commanded by Captain John
Hyer.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

II The Grand Jury have presented the system
pawnbroking in New York. We shall have flu
erpose of this system in few days.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

benefit q the widows aud orphans. short accounts
make leng friends They will please to make out the
bill IN illegal shape and receipt il, when sent, thus:
James g. Bennett, Dr.
TO the Managers Of the Moral Philxnthropist Ball,
March o. 1887 Ladies bright smes sweet locks and WARN
he3's' SIC %
Rec iuadDa
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

FINE AaTs.-The interesting exhibition Of the
paintings Of La Belle Nature Daphne and the statue
of Cleopatra, have been removed TO No. IL Park Row.
They are works Of established merit and should DO
visited by all who admire superior productions of the
Pencil and of the Chsel.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

AoerpEsT.-The southern mail stage from Brattle-
borough, VT, while crossing bridge Cold Wa
ter Stream preciptaed into the river the bridge
giving way. Four ladies, passengers, were drown
ed.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

FORUMS MADE ny AccIDEST.-I once knew
man, who died immensely rich, who traced all his
good fortune to rusty nail, which he preserved with
a sort OF pous venerauon. The links between what
he was and what he had been he concaenaed thug.
He had been small carpenterl and being employed
upon gentleman's house, when he had completed il,
he received his money and went about his bssness.
Bat he had not proceeded far on his way home ere he
recolIectcd that he had forgotten to draw large
crooked nail, which protruded very swkwardly, and
he returned to remove IT, just as he was approach
ing the door he heard loud scream. Looking up he
saw the infant and only child Of the gentleman falling
from one of the attic windows, where the nursery
maid had been carelessly playing with i, when by
sudden spring il escaped from her grasp With equal
presence sf mind and dexterty he received the child
in his arms broke the shock oits descent and saved
from being dashed in pieces. The grateful father
reauited the invaluable service for he dotted the
babe because it was the sole memorial of the dead
mother who bore iD by muniHccnt sum Of money,
which enabled him to embark largely in his business
and thus lay the foundation OF the great wealth he AZ
forwards accumulated But he always maintained
thai il was the rusty nal which in reality made his
fortune.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

u We shall show up the National Theatre an
its system in a few days.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

LAFAYETTE BAsx.-Is il true that the Josephs
owned majority Of the stock Of this bank Iii s
true are Their notes worth any thing1 Will the bank
give us the facts Of the today The people want
to know-and mus, know.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

TnE TuRr.-The citizens purse for sll00, was run
for the Washington Course, sn 2sth ult. There
was disappointment in the horses entered. Char
lo;te Rouse and Medora were out of order. The
horses that came TO the stand were;
John Gueguard's Clodhopper.
Col. Hampton's, Kitty Health.
Col Hsdd's Rienzi
The first heat was won by Kitty Health Clodhop-
per making desperate push came within length Of
her-Renzi just saving his distance time 5m Sos.
The second hes, the Mare again wen, easy; time
| 5m Sos.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

u Carey and Hart have just published Paul Pry's
Delicate Attentions and other tales by the author of
Little Pedlington, treat for the lovers of the lu
dlcrous. Also, new edition of DIsrae1s Henrietta
Temple, in one volume, cheap as dirt
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

u The Pearl street House opened yesterday in
splendid style. The crowd was immense.