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Is wanted. lad between the age of IA and II
years. of industrious habits who wishes to learn the
Tailoring business, will find good situation, by
applying Immediately to
PETER R. HEIGHMAN.
OrangevilIe, May l3, 1887.
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GRAND JURY.

For Columbia county, .August term, 1887
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05

BALTIMORE June q p M-Howard street Four-Sales are
osisnr rom stores At T. parcel Of was sold at
a rs Wagon remains al Ss25 City Mills FourSales
ACCORDING q quality and $3.50 g. Susquehannah
vheats are selling large parcels per busel
An occasional small lot OF prime has cen taken at S55
sale OF made 90c and ordinary
German al 81 per bushel CoIn the early part OF the
week white made 81 e3e and OF yellow
at So Since theu prices have improved, and we now
auction today 100 hhds Porto Rico sold 3605 81 4
100 br 1870 IS hhds 1913 $780, and A.
brls do s. rs $745 Salt-At auction lot of blown In
sacks sold nj $l75 81 85 per sack RceA lot OF prime
has been taken for shipping al S3.75.
Per Columbia
EsToN, June Northumberland since our las 70
yesterday morning inclusive IL bales OF sea an
bales of Upland cotton Cleared in the same ne i oaie
Island and 2785 bales of Upland cotton On iPboara
not cleared bales Island and 1919 bales pland cotton
The sales have been 1898 bales OF uPiana-to al IA
lo 10; at 489 at y al 6a loi at dai
IS 8 1880 g. and 500 bales OF choice AT prices not trans
pred understand rates beyond any tat we report
RceThe sales been 37 barrels as ioows % % oo
Sci; 90 sea- 1917 S2s 65 sly FourA few barrels has
been sold bakers weeks rates. witha small advance
Coee-Between and 100 bags OF Cuba have changed hands
from n 10 cts Sugar-Tbe safes comprise about 60 hhds.
Nucoyados inferior brought SGT and fair to good S o.
Nolases-There been slight mprovemen-good Havana
brought 20 cts.-the STOCK sN9hI
S.l..nf the Ntsp York Stack Exchange Juae3
tos vr 9 Rank lO2 l-2 a 1903 AS Harlem, IS 81
4So Delaware and Hudson IA 60 Boston and Prov 90 2
II 100 Boston and Wor. a5
IN Morris Canal, 55 26 N. J. aud j. X. X. 80
ass Ohio Life and Trust, 81 al2 Utica, il5a ia l2
8oQ 50 Canton Al 43
II Union Insurance Co IS Long Island 63 ~ 63
sis Mohawk Railroad, 10 60 l-2
20 Paterson Railroad, 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05

New York, for Turks sandby the George Susan, New
S.s.W showing white gnal with her name init.
May - lat 81 long. II 90 schr Benz d. Jackson Smith,
from New York. for ST Barts, 4s hours ouby the George
Canton Feb 25-SPd bark Cynthia, Graves, of Salem for
New York; Eben Prebe Croker do days; Splendid Ro
gers 90 nnc Roman Benson, do h-Srd, ship Italy, CO.
UNITED STATES, PORTS
Portland, May 3l-Ar brig Albert Drnkwater, New York
Boston, June AR ship Louisa, Ranet New York; brig
LaVna Ease as chrs Cannon Limnar, dol Empire Baker
York.
New Bedford June Ar sloop Ann Perry, New York.
rIoVdence June AR soops Yankee, Br1ghtman, New
Norfolk, Jnne Rid schr. Control Cade New York. The
Swe Dark Betty Doughan from New York has gone up James
Richmond, May 3-Ar schr. lantha, Buchanan, New York
sid, schr l.. b. Keller Umer do
Bangor, May 27-Ar. brig Hubert Rankin, New York.
balh May 22tf-Ar brig John, Randall, New York 2ith,
Portland MAY 3lst-Ar brig Erection York. New York.
30h, Cumberland, Clough, do
Richmond, May 3l-Ar scr. Nassau Chester New York
swansboro' n G. May 55il-srd, chr VIM Douglass Dun
ming New York the Bar sch Eugene, Burton do. ready
Philadelphia Juae 3-Ar schr. Edward Livingston, Hess
New York.
s.. Joseph, May le.-Ar. brig sad vinson New York.
New Orleans, May Gar brig Angola Tufts New York.
Grafton, Beckner New York; bark Cyrus Butler Mauran do
cfd schr Yankee Harding do 9th, ship Lucona, Whit
ney, New York.
Mobile, May 2s-Ar ship Caroline Augusta, Basse Ha-
vana.
Charleston, May 5o-Crd ship Chlo Babbidge ST Peters
burg.
Savannah, May 3o-srd. ship New York. Durham, New
York.
Daren, May 25-Ar. brig Amelia Strong, Brown New
York.
Railway NJ. j. June 3-Ar schr. Lafayette Stansbury New
York; 3lst, schr. Tradesman, Williams. do
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05

TaiiOresses and Seamstresses Society.
1T At large and respectable meeting Of the Taioresses
and Seamstrees the city of New York. holden Coacert
Hail. the evening OF Friday June 9 it unanimously
solved to form Society under the of the TAORES
SEES AND SEAMSTRESSES CHARITABLE SOCIETY.
Constitution for the government Of the Society signed by
more than hundred members then Unanimously
adopted
The following ladies elected officers ST the Socic-
Prcsident-NfRS. f. A. RICH
Pice Presidents-MRs. A. COREY,
Mrs. LovFTT.
Treasurer-MRs. NJ. LYMAN.
Secretary-MIss l.. G. CANNIFF.
Assistant Secreta.y-NIss NJ STILLwELL
Drectresses and Finance Committee
Mrs. f.. Buckley, Mrs. A. Hammond
Miss NJ Van Wart, Miss ii. Cook
Miss X. Bunnel, One vacancy.
then voted, Committee of Gentlemen
to attend this meeting.
Mr. F. r. Corey appeared the OF that Committee,
and addressed the meetings when the following resolutions
unanimously adopted:
Resolved That the balance of funds by the commit
of Gentlemen, ought be applied by committee for the
benefit of all the Taoresses and Seamesses OF this city,
Resolved That the members of this Society," constituting
portion of the Taoresses and Seamstresses this city,
titled the benefit part OF those funds when needed
eve the of those who sick and unable
TO work. obtain employment
Resolved That have confidence in that Committee and
believe that they will furnish this Society the of
sag the sick and distressed members whenever
they shall be needed.
Resolved That consider of incorporation entirely
charitable society," and that this Society
other benevolent institutions in this city, accomplish all its
objects without
Resolved, That foregoing resolutions be published
T. A.. RICH, President.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
MARRIED.

tire LIST pse by the Rev John Power, Vicar General of
The New York Mr. Francis Deluc Emma daugh
ter OF Professor Y. Tratebas all OF New York.
Tuesday 3oth ult by the Rev. Dr. Matthews William De
Kyn Harriet NJ daughter of the late Alex G. Jackson,
Esq, all OF this city,
DIED.
On Sunday afternoon Mr.. Henry Remer in the s5h year
OF his age.
The friends of family particularly invited attend
isuncra this afternoon, O'clock from his late residence
II Allen street.
On Saturday morning. by the falling of wall at the fire in
Washington street, Thomas Horton member OF Fire Compa-
ny No. 49, in the 18th year OF his aye.
On Saturday morning, O'Clock, of consumption, Mr..
Richard Thompson old and respectable nabtant
of this city.
On Friday, Mr. Harriet r., wife of Thomas Shannon.
On Friday morning. Mrs. Margaret Bremner in the SD
of her age.
On Tuesday morning Mr. Samuel S. Holt, the SD
of his His remains taken Connecticut for inter-
ment.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
Extraordinary Phenomenon.
ONE OF TIE GREATEST NATURAL Gu
~ RlOSlTiES EVER EXHIBITED in this city any

4 1NE OF III r GK EAVEST NATIKAI Cue
~ ROSlfIES EVER EXHIBITED in this city, or any
other part OF the WorldSARTOLO, boy of years age
enjoying IN respect perfect health presents the
Gus and To the scientific the extraordinary Of hydro
cephaus ever heard Of This chids although
regular IN rs features and natural functions far surpasse
SIZE and bulk thing OF the kind that he conceived
in the human species However Bartolo in the
Island OF Porto Rico and nothing remarkable in his birth
but his Icing twinbroer OF girl who died from fall when
sid, and who also had head, daily
creasng sne and exhibiting the symptoms that of
her brother Bartoo.
This great curiosity will be exhibited to the public
every day, frsm 10 o'clock, A. M "a half r. NJ and
every evening from Al to TO- at No Barclay street.
tors Hotel
Admission Is EACH Children under years 2l cents
my
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05

THR EH iRs afaSS s s. Ps.
Po.~mer-la.dy Isabella, Mrs Gurner. p'' -
OFLANNIGAN x THE FARIEs-Phelm oFannoan
Mr; powerINed Finch Richings-Nancy Mrs. Archer
MR.. MRS PRiNGLE-Peter Pringle, Mr.. Placbie-Mrs.
IL Doors open 7perormances commence at IA O'Clock
Boxes sl-Pt 50 cents-Gailery IS cents : e'oeA
A % %E,S 60. THHA.kE.. 10 : E.11l-
BURIED ALIvE-Bily Bowbell, Mr.. Gates-Fatina, Mrs
Herring.
THE RAvEL FAMILY viii go through their astonishing
performances zero o, 70. on the Ugh, rope.
TIE T ThGs E arA i. Gabriel Antoine
Jerome Raye.
TURNING THE TABLEs-Jereniah Bumps, Mr.. FLYNN
JACK HUMPHREYS Mr. Bakely.
1 I n character Of Mons. vol-au-vent.
Boxes s. esn at y O'Clock
ktANKLIN THMATRE.-THIsE EVENING viii
sson"ps,er poaee 1s ssosJack mesm ' Ns
'un r Thom1an-Msry Helm, Mrs Preston
ROBERT THE BRUcE-Rober, the Bruce, Mr. Judah
IL Doors open t6-perormances commence at "a O'Clock
precisely Boxes 80 cens-Pit IS cents
p1ap1so. a a II. THE
srnt ever axiou, to crafty their visitors have
nile give series OF his highly popular
men place very evening at quarter
have been exhibited by Master crowded audiences
CITY oil Boston for eighty nights succession, whose aan
Balancing Mechanical and Physical Experiments Magical IL
uslons and Fea OF De~terty which would astons the
baton and applause. -
THE FINE ARTS.-Now exhibiting (day and evening) a
splendid of Benjamin Vests
Healing the Sick in the Temple painted by eminent artist
mas $1,000 me criticism OF good Judges and by all
be faithful copy.
Ambulance to the whole IS y years.
with their parents guardians, half price. The is
open from A. NJ 10 10 T. nj. myl8-2w
PLENDlO PAINTINGS.-The TWO GRAND
~ PAINTINGS LA BELLE NATURE, and DAPHNE
DE LOLYMPE, painted from nature, by Boudet, OF the
French School, now exhibiting No II Park Row
ALSO, the celebrated STATUE OF CLEOPATRA,
which has been exhibited in of principal cities the
Unlon to tae admiration OF many thousand visitors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
TRENTON FACES.
THE SECOND SPRING MEETING will com.

my2o 81. '''e' : ''''' - 'e''
TRENTON FACES.
THE sECOND SPRING MEETING will com
s., FIRST DAY, AT one O'CLOCK,
Laird sssos nspe cocsraD pr II a. -
Filles-Mie heas-subscripton 500 each, p p close
~ SECOND DAY, AT ONE O'CLOCK.
purse Of r ff%n5D Ds T' Al fe one O'CLOCK
Pa psrJe o. st oar Isar % beats nil Immediately after
y" e''" F6uRTG Day q At SNE i" O'clock
d1 TaST H pns G amer m
purse of S2oo-two mile heats, in harness.
On Thursday Immediately after The purse Of 500,
mile meats best three in FIVE under the saddle for green
horses which match sweepstake d that
On Friday Immediately after the purse of s2oo-two
scs % sof q o g'on au ha s ny ss %
OF car, will leave The Phaasphia rail road depot a, half
81 NJ o. BAILEY, Secretary
Trenton, May 20, 1887. jeI-lw4
ID to play ablari, purchase tables are invited to cali
at 2s or ~ Broadway next door above Wall street the
Try the patent Indian Rubber cushions slate conpo.
Se s vii BE- anh he gs and I Ss a
ever Offered 70 the public advantages those who wish
uce.
reference, 70 BAssFoRD, 2e Broadway. viii receive
prompt attention Mot
p,@aAATc ISsTlTTTE SfTi sfASSN
q ,,r ~ rI ~
, We W. -, !, ~, nANN NM No., beg
ecte an engayemeni with sgnar h,o unriyaIed italian
,.aJ A., -. ii go, X 49, - al, ~ 49, =,
perrrnnnce VINO 70 go Their
tbe eyeniny for mi. week ony-ith he additional ~
pieces Tie Moving Doran and Ianningtons
Grand Hydro Oxygen Microscope, and the nnntable Italian
Fantoccinni
by the above powerful Microscope living aquatic insects are
gnhed millions OF larger than nature, with
dstnctnes the aamalcur contained IN and other u
ny W. Az the cifcniann mi The movements ~ the internal
parts 81 the smallest Insect nny distinctly be Among the
objects VIII be dsscctons ~ nnutel parts OF insects the
foot and teeth Of any tie sting ~ bee ac &c. h- the
' = ,,, ~, ~ usi',e,e eu,iings y WOOL
~. = ~ . ~ I'm IN, y ~ Nv. ~ Y ,.s,l. - =
- i ..; , y ~, IN iii ", "a co-
~ - - y /, ~ 'i ~ ilVln1 ~
,.io $3.50, .e,, ,i 49,, s, ~, ~ y
.rnr,id,r ,,i,l Mi ~ ~; .,,s ~ V
Doors open n Observation-Disclosures rag,aSnce ala
r. ~ VIZ ~ snh'e .,sr n.N oneIs t2 w
lwo.s' ~ ~ + 49,. 'i - ~ y, y, Y, a
rockets ii heavy calre with ric and i..y hcang wheels
ofeycrv ir>rI flpu, Roman candles mines, toBrbdon,
rocns tine pigeons sasons rsh Tlfaa STRANGERS co0red
fires tor theatres. signal. 10 slipping Aso %
hkiian n brilliant riers tDr ETY. NH country displays
Agent. ~ New York w. issln ~ Fulton street. near Green
witch. keals Page& Ma.n Lane Young. Is
Chatham square, or to
,,a,t, iHAA. E ~, =, Jr. Ifyr2 , !,
HNi1-Vh4 Nthr Lahsfalpl Jersey CITY.
EGONDN1.A r1s "a ~ y iFaND INsyE Us.
Ia ZION, AT IIANiNGTONS BIORANIC INSTITUTE
City <alnoa feiu~ed % 3 cenis.-Ta
New Dofam,s mi sl.nl Drap -reurs ~ the following
eminent alcnt ,z:-Mesrs walker Beng0ngh, Grain. Duke
OXYGEN MICROSCOPE AMI he nnr,.siIed III ALLAN
49,. -,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05

ESSE CADY, Auctioneer.

vrSSrsEScE ShDl huctoneer.
= sreeeThs Day, al half past O'Clock in lots 10 sn
purchasers for cash, large general assortment oS at
cuuviy IAN goods, hats combs, fancy soap, cot-
Ell 10 te southern AMI western market
ton IN an advertisement Of this kind - A-
~ Private Sae-l0 600 dozen Combs assorted of all kinds
riety imaginable. ''' = ~'s'J -
5000 dozen Collars aud Bosoms
oooo Needles, assorted from H. Hemmings and German
gross Buttons, Coat, Vest and Pearl subject to deen.
w /" nich VIII be taken in payment.
40 A. siun Boxes, Pins, &c. &c. &c.
iiisp Dtrman, French, Rhode Island Jewery; low
P.leed watches, Guard Chains, &c mS3.lys
nvU M. WARD. Auconeer
Is s,raa, -. III. ARMS a. CO. Store No. 1853 Pearl
,ion raa uiMr o. WaThs Day al O'clock the auc-
dirk kyr. aa a Cutlery consisting OF pen, pocket, and
ais needles ID canners and bundles: double and snsed
cans hia steel anu brass barreled pistols; percussion
Fancy Goods e,dS needles hooks and eyes, &c. &c.
Petuinery French and English soap lavender ra,r -
shoes. 's' Sohdtsi Dosoi's' Doou ana
Also, an invoice Of Jewclry-C s,ipo AZ ios s,as-
rings watches, lreast-pns chains, &C. 8c Sl
A UCTION MOTTO E.-Aiministrafor AL If !, iaroa
- stock OF goods suitable country store Al r,sdar
10 o'clock in the Village OF Sing Sing West Chester cog, a.
je2-4 JOHN G. coAcIMAN Adm'rs
NEW YORK TATTErSALIS.-rGar egnI.-
public sales OF horses carriages, continue take
place al TINS Wen kaown establishment every Monday during
the 's
The sale will take place Monday 5h June AZ - a.
Clock and all Horses intended this nt be shows
and entered on or before Saturday, Sd inst T. NJ as
horse be offered unless his description is
number, a only Is can be taken
JOHN W. WATSON, 40 Broadway
- Ten shinss viii be required Of all persons entering
my30-lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
DILLIARDs ROVaO.-c;entIcmen wi

RILLlARDs lYPkOy wishing
- To play ntbaards or purchase tables invited cali
at 2ls or % Broadway door above w all street
thern Coffee Room where there tables room aud
the Indian Rubber cushions, sae
sition cemcned beds, with iron efanes and
bes above viii be found the largest and best assortment
Offered 10 the puklc. pur-
chase short notice, they he packed days
tice.
b. Orders for any thing in this line with cash good
reference, 10 A. BAssFoRD PIC Broadway, will receive
amn n ftcufn Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
ia NcH LANGU,GF-ORA SYSTEM.

u The subscriber u now Organizing morning ca,
from 10 o'clock Tuesday Thursday and Saturay
Gentlemen who wish on H. requested y ca = soon =
possible and give their ard place o residence, That no
tce may be- sest 70 item on tie Jay ~ i .pemn. OF me
class JOHN NANE~tA,
ie2-st % Reed street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05

DLincn an, cotton. white anu fancy, gpry superior
quality In every respect such bc foand Cor sale
CHEAT. Al the corner Of walker aud Elizabeth sis
ieSt w. a. tYRES
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05

BOARDING Three four young gentlemen can be
accommodated with gentee board by applying at No lo2
Reade street, two doors from iiudsons Jeblt
MALL NOTES-SMALL NOTES.-For 81, so
- 25 and 12l Retail keepers hotels steamboats,,
&c. requiring small notes for change invited TO call at the
Engraving Office No. John Broadway, and examine
some beautifully engraved notes equal 10 bank bills in
finish, sale by the hundred, quantities
suit purchasers for the accommodation of change their
The high finished and beautiful style Of engraving
these positive security against counere in all
j. NEALE, Engraver and Printer,
e5-Sta John = EAR
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05


vQ,HH 81 respectfully innvtes aen-
4 tru of he Iliir~ 10 the DIApifANOIS WINDOW
RTINDS-snch used by the asonacs of London and
Paris TLc articles 80 far srpass all others 81 Kind,
beauty elegance and that they merit the particular
t~5nag- he ladies' especially those who study rnic the
useful with the ornamental they impar cheerful and
fashionable finish well furnished drawing md viii BE-
found very desirable md pleasing substitute or costly paint
These unique articles from the pencil o an eminent
at and ~ I've had only Of the subscriber, ~ prices not
greatly exceeding those OF ordinary window biri~
JED cod 81 v DOYLE . Beekman street Clinior HALL
M MANN begs leave acquant her friends and the pub
W. Tic that she has removed 20 No BoalwaI opposite
the Bowling has opened boarding House,
and will be pleased heretofore to FURNISH apartments ana
accommodations a.. !.
~ The Philsdrlphia United States Gazette, Charleston
Corrr New rlesra American, and Boston Courier.
will peasc cow dis or week, and send their bh to-
llis ,fire f,r n,ymenL ie3iw
UpyRYysur ID TuIs DAy-Mrs Opic's celebrated
s,or. of1 a0er me Ball, The Two SIR WilIams' by
w. SANDFORD, 70 Ann st.
IA 49, ana hoKS wanted ~ sell the
ma. chLDw all. has moved from Franklin 70 So
Walker the residence ot the late DR. Busc, where he
viii conauc h practice operative surgeon and Accom-
cheur F'tvoV'
SALT W arrr BAt U~-Now open ifr the health
- comfort of citizens AMI Strangers AZ Castle 1aoens
,iso unti 10 o,clork al night jc3H
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
,J,o l. !. T-An oaice and Iofi 70 let Inquire ~
j HARTMAN BfliDSabL.
ala 80 aud - W sfer street.

The subscriber has made augements - execute MI
ders IN the Mapping line the ncaicst manner Specimens
may be seen Al their Office. -
LITHoGRAPIIY--An orders ~ Lithography attended
with aud despatch
GREAT VARIETY al EngaVngs hand pain aad colored
n. reduced prices H. dealer. BROWNE REDMOND,
my22-y ITO Fulton street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05

NOTES For dollar, u.s. 80, 57i, q. i2i and CT
cents engraved in Bank Note FORM and printed bank
per Payable sight 10 bearer, trade or bills eeg any
graved
now ready for delivery keepers, hotels
description The unprecedented demand for
these notes twenty thousand IN three days. u
Of the puc confidence The subscriber keeps presses
constantly at work. and can supply orders from merchants
nNuir, llaalnrS 49, IDorf,t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05

IOBOK EN.-The impression that the beau lui walks,
81 It's place have been destroyed " The Improve
ucnts, y quite Very little eratoa made
n the Walls except the msea vicinity offc The
Norway Naples Dpci Films, aud Eastwood TTce that adorn-
ed the Lawn around the Hotel bcen asicd and
nov form beantul leading from The terry 10 the
lvs.a in IeS SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
VALENTINE, Engraver & Printer,
20 John. corner W IN am street

II
= from Europe elegant assortment, Of the undermen-
toned erucles which he offers for sale the asanagc
terms, viz
Astfa Lamps w gu bronze, marble and glass; hanging
lamps ~ h AMI bron2rd, for oil rnndcs hall lamps,
~ git and bronzed tor Oh aud gas, mantle lamps III gilt aud
bronis cut glass drops and spange gilt stand Candida
bras ladies' work boses and ornamental work tables plated
canesucks and branches frames plated kettles,
bottles stands &c &c single and double barrel percussion
uu- CEps. Iai~fe anti g.ttr .far
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05

New London, juno 2l-ar shin ,.earga paLcr so,,n 1,
ooCo bris. oil 600 sperml ' 'P'' -'a'
spoken NAV z3ih lai. So. lon - d I,r;o =, e.ro ~
gcd 20 days from Kocheser with IS brs sperm oil San,
day.brig Annawan Hammond Hochester Bnon,,,s -, "a
brls sperm 20 brls black hs o-vould .r,i go ~
and put for home Jan 4barque Huron gI"dsan ~
500 bis oil "' 80
spoken May a. ship Messenger, from New Bedford. ou
<a~x. x.ffl brls ri
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
-. ISAAC EDGE. D. Pyrcteehui.,.l


II
Ia YiON, AT IitNINGTON'~ DtORsMIC INSTITUTE.
City saloon, BroldNay.Alfnnu feiu~e % Is cents-To
meet he pressure o he ne.. many additional a,iracton
New Diorsmas rnl III mill Drap scenes hy the following
eminent talent, sikMsgf.. Walker. Bengongh Grain, Duke
White, losrs SHveli Iehr. and Others. GRAND HYDRO
OXYGEN MICROSCOPE, aul ihe unrvaied II ALLAN
FsNTUCCiNI
Professor NJ The Piano. : W Baori who Z willing . ~
tend 10 few pupils Cards With terms, 70 b. had u tie ns'
tutc.
al 2 O'CLOCK Ia Tie evening. uyT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20
Proceedings Of the Court Of Inquiry.


The Correspondent of the Baltimore
Chronicle furnishes the following account o.
the proceedings at the Military Courtin Fred
eric on Saturday last
This was the most interesting day OF the
whole session. At an early hour the
courtroom was crowded in anticipation Of
the appearance OF Major General Gaines
whose objections to Major General Macomt
as the presiding officer Of this court, have been
publicly avowed, and whose well earned
fame as a soldier will forever render him
dear 10 his counirymen. AS soon as the
President announced the readiness of The
court to proceed to business. Major General
Scott requested that the deposition Of General
Clinch in continuation of his chain Of evi,
dence might be read ,-s There were" said
he, some questions which omitted 10 put
to Gen c. while here, MIR President, and
avail myself Of the kindness Of the Judge
Advocate, who, in visiting Washington, OBJ
tained from the General in that city, written
answers 'Tis to tbesetI refer. and beg
that they may be read They were read
accordingly and are in keeping with the les.
timony hitherto furnished by the General
Other unimporlant testimony was about be-
ing read to elucidate which Gen Scott was
upon the floor, when the principal door OF
the chamber was thrown open and in walked
General Gaines ia full uniform, wearing the
splendid sword presented to him by The Leg
stature OF Virginia, accompanied by Aids
de Camp. Gen. Gaines, withou, taking
seat proceeded 10 the front of the President
and receiving the first interval Of silence, ad-
dressed the conrt-,s N NJ, hare toa q, IL nlaosa