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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26
Gales at the Stock Exchange.
Cotton Market.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct 25
Without going further back than 1882 attracted
the attention OF civilized nations, induce them TO
the SWORD into spindle find upon the careful
examination that million of pounds raised
United States In $780, the production amounted
million and half of pounds But in 1871 find curious
results Let lay them before readers They
fruits Of kng, aborious and painful investigation
Rao Cotton produced in al the Cotton growing
LII Ena1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

The this port by ADEQUATE To-
the demand Why southern factors send on som
choice new Threen had res iIIy for IN.
peor staple Even under the present disturbed state Of the
money market the demand for good wsud exceed 5000
bales per week.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26
Germ Market.

According promise give the exports -four and wheat
from the United States for the previous october
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26
59o,@e,ooo he.
In the World,

BY comparing this with that for 79l find
production in the West indies Aca, Mexico and South Ae
rca materially. This from the Of
governments Of those countries The soil quite
genial the growth Of cotton blu, the springs
enterprise kept down by the edious poweof
priests despots We shall fad before go much further
prosperity greatly increased by Of the ndo
sn-s OF other nations
In will pursue this interesting subject viii he
editors Of papers In the United States have honesty
fanknes acknowledge the whence they extract
information contained in these rcporsi II they will labor
do they arrive at the results and stand their
ground, bat IL they too ndolcnt and them
selves with copying these papers, let where they
them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

hoourny IN the PosT 0rrIcs.--Leters have been
maied for ue-oHe IN Pc,ersburgh, Virginia with S.
and another IN Philadelphia with slO-ne,her IF
which has been received at our Office Unless Amos
Kendall iooss 10 his officers, we shall In day or
two eshall mp up the business
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

II "Cato"s greenhorn. He is not capable Of
giving us advice. know my own business best
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

DEAD AND MARRIED.-The ence lovely, enehant-
ing enthusiastic Fanny Kemhlc arrived here the
other day, and no one needed it, See what it is to
get married and have two fine chubby children pulling
and hauling your apron string
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

II The locofocos and The democrats are forming
union to beat the wings. Committees have been APP
pointed TO arrange terms. Last spring the united
votes Of the loco!ocos and the Tammany party were
s50over the whole whig vote. If the wings do not
look out they will get licking Reject Hoxe, Acker
e. Co. from the ticket tonight, and there is some
chance of success.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

II Does Mr. Reynolds 60 out in the exploring
squadron?
II A bed Of iron ore has been recently discovered
at Putnamsville, Indiana.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

This astonishing increase from to IS millions in the short
space o9 could only have been reazedn arse
like The producer had against
fabrics brought from India the of which regularly sold
yard But when the India trade up by
the for the protection OF southern interests
planters conquerng and to conquer.
But look at the state OF things in 1891
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26
MORNING HER AID.


Morro OF THE HEKALn-Iase no '~"esas1's-% a@N"s-
-. - ;ue tsem-lpe temperasy- lr;~k modr~tely-ss-
- ignorance socaies-taks Of ne srpsHossnssr 1"
;.,es 20 bed at lo-rix at sr-neVer buy on eredr-fa'
God Al~ieaty-lsus the beautiful grs-uots against q" -
~.ana Kick all politicians and parsons to the deval
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

SHISPLAsTEns IN TINE CBoLERA.--For several days
past, the shinplaster Exchange Company, No. 3
Nassau street has been shut up with the following
notice pinned up on i,s door -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

The case Of Deaunay rs. De Forest, Maurice end
others, 10 continued today at 10, A. NJ. Attorney
General Butler spoke yesterday at length in favor OF
the defendants. The main point Of his argument
was that Bills of Exchange the representatives
Of money and that, therefore when given to second
person they constitute virtual loan, the interest on
which the statute prescribes al 7pcr cent The plain
tiff, he commended, had received than tina, rate
and therefore was obnoxious 70 the law. The At
torney General speaks well, and to the point. His
defence was ingeniously managed Whether the
Bill merchants TO be brought under the operation
Of the statute against usury remains TO be seen. The
decision involves great and paramount interests. The
tnal has created great excitementn Wall street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

Nassau street has been shut up, with the following
notice pinned up on i,s door -
oeeooec ooeo seeeeeeo
This Office will be Open soon
~ the Tellar arrives from Bosting-
hes every moment excepted
ecoso 9 Q o c "a GO
As persons passed. they would look up and laugh,
saying" Teiler-hes caught by the pirates
never come back"
This - mistake--the Foreign and Domestic Ex-
change Company has Owed down AT 3 Nassau, but
il comes W at rs Wall street, like duck with new
name, thus Merchants Exchange Bank Agency"
to begin new career, and humsug the good people
another fortnight.
When viii he public refuse altogether that tyssh7
IL Three elopenents have lately taken place in
fashionable life.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27
LETTERS FOR BOSTON.

once, MeFchsffS ke-p Vail freef.
u Notice hereby given to the public that
gre passed April 80 1870 authorized the carriage OF
ana packages 10 anu from any towns in the United
provided such letters or packages carried by Special
In accordance with and spirit OF the afore law
the Merchants and others of New York. hereby informed
that i intended TO despatch SPECIAL MESSENGER 10
Boston every day by Steamboat who will take charge OF all
packages anu depose them in the Post Office Boston,
medately after the arrival of the And should the
muny be disposed 10 support the undertaking. Special
other places.
The charge re,ers will be each Boston, payable
when received at this office.
Letters viii be received till past p NJ and deposited
secure manner for transportation.
Arrangements progress the establishments an
flee in Boston the receipt ofpackages for New Yorkwhen
completed, public notice will be given in Boston
The receiving offices in each place will be designated
patch Office and all packages with that direction will be kept
until called for All who desire IT, therefore, request their
correspondents 10 address them above Letter, directed
will be charged two cents for delivery
J II sufficient encouragement i given, price will
forthwith reduced to 81 cents each Latter All packages
toconan money will be charged and delivered per
address JAS. w. HALE
DESPATCH OFFICE, Merchants News Room, Wall st.,
New York. uy27.3,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27

ardness of season. vegetables scarce and what
little comes usual seized with avidy by the
fresers who unprncpled TO charge the public
double the price they pay themselves We shall keep sharp
look GU, after these sharks
We are glad find that, besides the stalls kept by individuals
nubic Icdependent Butchers Market opened in Jones
street. near Blocker altogether with the corpo
ration and their monopoly establishments In these ndepend
n markets. well assured that 80 per cent Is
saved by citizens who make purchases We shall pay them
VISIT apprze readers OF the The following are
quotations Of the Fulton and Washington markets.
BEEF, &C.
Reef IA 10 &c per H. Fowls, 10 o.. per pair.
Mutton l2l do. Chickens, Is 90
Lamb. i6 site. per 10
Veal, 10 to l2i do. Eggs, i<tc' iof ..
Pork l2t de-.
VEGETABLES
seucumbers q asec, Cabbage Sprouts 1850. hG PIX.
Asparagus Is. 81 bunch .rerh rsass' - n.I w.
6pinage l2lc. half peck. hPp'es' if'' oa''e@
FtsH
Salmon 81 per Id. r s,gi Is Per ~,
Striped Bass, l0c do. TlaS naie' - AZ
Eeis y5ic w. DO HOLSTERS. &c. d..
FUEL.
Hickory a.A - s load cosi, snfixed. 90
Sales at the Ne1o York Ssck Erchange May &C.
100 IT. S. Bank los 80 K Prov. X. X. s7k ~
COS Del Hud. 664 a 10 LOO X Wor X X 80 APO
ISs Am r Co 75a4 49NJ&TRR
2i5 Ohio l. & T. CO. 80 a 30 los Utica II. r. lis liz
$50 Mohawk X. Road, 6Sa 80 50 Canton 10 -
85 Paterson X. 53a5 325 Long Island r. 63a Ga
I35 Harlem X. X. SD a 81
Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia May 25
( "a D. S. Donk, 1064 10 l06 100 Del ! Hud 100
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27

Edgarown May 2l.-Ar. schr Monomoy, Small, New York
for Harwich; she in port 22l
Norfolk, MAY z2--Ar schr Amanda, Small, New York.
SID, brig Uncas Boush, Jamaca-Crd Palas blanchard
West Indies.
Charleston, May PAR brig Courier Smith, New York
Sid, Bre. brig Esafette Baear, Cowes, &c.
New Orleans, May l8--Ar ship Arab Marsh Liyerpoo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27

JESSE cADY, Auc,,oreer-

KHSEsSTh oAD Store Nos. III ana ia ws,s~
,restsEIhis Day al half past O'Clock IN lots 10 mi.
TT easn large and gen<r assortment OF saeH
hsrdMar cutlery fail goods hats combs fancy soap cIo
M, guns psIis urhs Sc with goods sut
60 20 te sputhefn ana western too Numerous 10 u
ton N an advertisement OF ikis kind - @ SCH
AZ Private sae0o0o dozen Combs assorted of all ki,as
100 cards Birmingham and Sheffield Cutlery OF every Va
rety mag Unable N''' - ''e'S -
roo dozen Collars and Bosotns
do. 80 he'hiiilg ana German
gross Buttons Coat, Vest and Pearl subject 10 de,ea
-. "tich VII be taken in payment
A. 5nuH bo1rs Pins, &c. &c. &c.
priced French, and Rhode Island Jewelry; low
P.-eed :" atcht,. Guard Chains, &c. m5s.ivs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27
A ussss esnaeMts.


PAnH THEATRE.-THIs EVENING viii ~ per
THE ~ NCHBACK-Master Walter, Mr. Ciarke-M,d-s
Mheaticy. - ~ Ss'4'' 'i4ss 4.
After which the
oMNiBus-Pat Rooney, Mr.. Pewer-Mrs Damper. Nh,
After which, the
CRIIiC-Puh Mr. Mason-Dangle wels-Confdante Mrs
Door. open al 7-erfornances commence al II O'Clock
BOXES xl-P.L % cents-eallery p cents.
A NEkICAN THEAtH 4. 80 ETV-BE
- NETT OF MRS. HERRING.-THIS EVENING viii
be periornles the 80
CRUSADERS OF PALEsTINE-oueen Berengarina Mrs
heirn1-Edith, Miss Waring.
After which
GEORGE BARNwELL-George Barnwel, G. Jones-sil
WOOD, Mrs Herring.
:. 10 conclude with
BLACK EYED sIT>aN-N{i,r, Mr.. IIarripr n r,,,l.,i,
Nr. Gates '''
Doo open a. 6t-perfprmaHccs commence u O'Clock
boxes = cenis-Pit y. cents-Gauery IS cents.
HHANHLIS THEAfKE.-THIs EVENING will
MnBb, TIE oTTLAw.-Mobb Mr.. WIN. sefon-Jemn,y
TMrcher John SETON ~ - ''
To conclude With tla
FATAL SNOW sTORN-Ramanof- Ar rndahpe,arhos.
y seiton-Lania.re, Mrs. Thoman
II Doorsopen 6t-perlornance commence AT a O'Clock
PtecIsely. Boxes ~ cent.-P - cents,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27

SPLENDlD PAINTINGs.-The TWO GRAND
- PAINTINGS, La BELLE NATURE, and DAPHNE
DE- OILY MPE, painted from nature, by Boude, OF the
French school, are now exhibiting at No. II Park Row.
ALSO the celebrated STATUE or CLEOPATRA
which has been exhibited in the principal cities OF the
mon, - TIE admiration OF many thousand visitors.
From O'Clock, A. NJ u TO- r. NJ Admission IS cts each.
a25U - - $500
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27
Ancient Order of Druids.

u 1T Is particularly requested that all the members of
above Order attend Wednesday evening next 3s inst
the Grand Lodge Rooms brother Williams Union Iia
ner OF Henry and Oliver on business OF importance By
order OF the NJ. N. @. A. WILLIAM CHIDSEY, c. S.
lyC7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27
To the raflOresses' and senmstre sses' Bone
meyOIeMt Society.

IL LADlES- have served you by appointment Treas
urer Twas appointed the 18th OF june 1885, and received
no payment till the month OF November and all that
cei'ed for nearly one $l975 from this
room WAS occupied as an Office by the committee tor which
they allowed me $3.50 making in all s2a25 Out this paid
for benefit for the Society $3.50 leaving 1915 and So 80
Of this was for the rent Of the leaving balance
my time OF % cents only which books will show. This 25
cents have sent TO the Society help them pay
meeting And do hereby fully resign the office Treasurer
and shall not act in that other capacity for said Society
after the 22d May, 1887 also sent in the balance in the
Treasury, which 80 cents MRS. T.. A. RICH
my27t~ New
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27
DlOkAMIC INSTITUTE, CITY sAIOOy
( 'oNsrhNT SUCCESSION OF ATTRACTIVE Nov

4 'oNsliNT SUCCESSION OF ATTRACTIVE Nov
ELIlEs-sies-rs- ". }. & H. Harrington beg
taNr oinorm their friends public that they have
sceh an engagement with Sgnor Attio's unrvaei Italian
banl lately arrived from Naples whs viii 90 through their
'sha9 PERFORMANCES previous the entertainments III
me eVeang tor TIL, week onywith the additional ait an
e tee new pieces the Moving Doramas, and Hannnytons
Grand Hydro oxygen Microscope and tine nnitabe Italian
Fantoccinni. N i'
by me above powerful Microscope living aquatic
iei millions OF tsmes larger than nature showing with
asnciness the annacuie contained in water and other us
ny M ad The circulation and the the Internal
paits OF The smallest Insect distinctly Among the
opess YIN be dsaectons OF nnuted parts OF insects the
1901 and teeth OF fly the sting bee &c Al.o the
most or deicate seeds, ami transverse cusgs efwood
The Generalization te Chemical salt, are bean,
utul beyond the power OF descriptions
Ise last scene will consist OF large and magnificent coec-
Ton oi Living Aquatic Insects They viii be all living in
tl native sabaqueou caves groves and grotoe
s"ht pursuit selling and preyng upon each other Others
sporting with all the freedom OF aginary safety.
doors open az o'clock-perormances commence at g.
Boxes - cent,-L pper Seats . cents. myli
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27
ExsTTEEsAScHlRRD,lINARy &ovELTY AT TIE

f'IrKTLAN NT sEI N.The proprIeOrs TINS t,iaD-
ilsien ever aaxou. crafty their for
Snort season the celebrated MASTER YOUNG the Juye-
ME asica 70 give series OF hi, highly popular
heh a pacec,eTy evening commencing quarter past
ociocA. Inc wonieFiu and astonishing experiments which
nave been exhibited by Master Y.
ry Boston FOR eighty night, in succession anil whose Indian
balancing, Mechanical and Physical Experiments Magical
iusop ana Feas Of Dexterty which wor asionis even the
great Aen himself have secured for him the highest appro
baton and applause. ~
IHE FINE ARTS-Now exhibiting (cay and evening" a
splendid copy ~ benjamin Vests celebrated picture Christ
Healing the Sex IN The Temple eminent artist,
me criticism good judges and by all
Almttance % the whole 9 centsCh'ren under IL years.
with then parents guardians hall price The Museum is
A M 4 y. NJ mvi32w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27

New York Rpces-UniOn Course.
E second Spring Meeting, 1887, will take place the last
4 Tuesday In Nav, 30ih inst
FIRST DAY-TUESDAY
s~e~i~.hes t,r years Odd, mile heats Entrance
sloOo-'oriet $500 sis subscribers ana closed.
Wade Hampton (of : Carona) Charlotte Russo
John &. Stevens CHI DeSoris" by Ie.rv out of
the dam Of Goiah.
r. Stockton imported colt Langford" by Starch
q H. T. stockton gr Bergen" by Medley out OF
Charlotte Pace.
5; Rob l. stevens $. c. Mortimer, BY Monmouth
g. John C. steven. names Oh. E. "Fanny wyatt by Sir
Charles dam 10y ~,r Hal.
same ay Swee mile heats for three yenrs old that
never started pebble Entrance s2o-orfei, $50
SECOND DAr-wEDNEsDM
heats. for years oh Entrance Sl0oo-iorie s'o Seven
subscribers aud closed.
l. Wade Hampton tof =. Carolina) imported \. e.
Ersily" ~ Emelius out Of Elizabeth. hy Rainbow.
John C. stevens names produce OF Charlotte Temple by
D Robert TIso;on eh c. by Henry out Of Mecoc
a. Robert L. s,evess produce Of Polly Hopkins and
Nulfer
s. r. r. stockton by Dasta out ef the dam Of
g. VIM. Gibbon, aame' b. C. Shadow" by Eclipse Light
foot, out OF sally soucl.
T. samuel NELL the brother to Post Boy, by Henry
THIRD DAy-THURsDAy.
Purse sjO0-s mile heats same day, Sweepstakes mile
heats for MI ages Entrance ssthe prorretor giving
so with the entrance money, 10 the winne To close We'd
ne,dsy evening, 8 O'clock
FOURTH DAy-FRIDAY
Purse $1,000 nile heats. same day, sweepakes, nfe
heats, free ora Entrance s2ite proprieors giving
ay evening O'Clock IN this race the winner ot nle heats OF
Thursday will be excluded
The purses The Spring Meeting will be un-
ser The old regulations with su the division II the
exclusion Of horses winning heat, from starring third
that rule having been adopted for the lat meeting only
my2a.Jci DAVID u. BRANCH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27
Extraordinary Phenomenon.
ONE OF THE GREATEST NATURAL CT

= KT0STI rs ~ EK EXHIBITED 10 IN. city, any
other part OF e World-BARTOLO. boy o OF
esyg ~ every respect, perfect health, the Curl
Gus and 10 the scientific the extraordinary HYDRO
cepaus heard of This chlfs head although
regular n y features and natural functions Tar surpasse
size ard bulk thing Of the Kind that be
~ the human species. However, Eaolo born III the
Island OF Porto Rico, and nothing remarkable his birth
but hi, being twn-brother ri girl who died from fail when
two years sd and who also hai m head daily
creasing N szs and exhibiting the symptoms that
her brother Bartolo.
Thisgreat natural curiosity VIII be exhibited the public
every day, from 10 O'Clock, A. NJ hall past . r. VI and
every evening from u = TO- al No Barclay street
Admission Is cents each Children under 10 years u. cents
ny23 ST. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27
MAR KIED.


On Thursday 25th inst by the Rev. Doctor Matthew'S Will
liam Waddy Of Gloucester En-, Sarah Garno youngest
daughter OF the late Joseph ). Dean
On Thursday. 18th inst the Cathedral by the very Rev
DR. Power John r. Nemh, Mary Josephine only daugh-
ter OF Gregory Dillon, Esq all OF this city. 80,
On Wednesday, Gath nst by the Rev George Dubois John
+. N,,ler, to Sarah N. Hart, all OF this city.
-a1 DIED.
On Friday afternoon 18th inst VIM Fred McDermott, Sc
oond Of Robert and Jane McDerraott, aged years.
months and IL days. .
The friends and family respectfully
requested attend the funeral this afternoon at halt past
O'clock residence OF his father OF York and
Pearl street, Brooklyn
On THURSDAY 18th nst at half past O'Clock. at the resi-.
ence OF father, Samuel Henry OF VIM Disore aged
years. :.
On Friday ns Catharne Wales aged 80 years relct
OF the DR. Wales, formerly professor OF divinity IN Yale
College :.
On Friday 18th nst Ann B. weson aged % years wife Of
D8yid Wesson.
half past o'clock from No O. Wioughby street. Brookiyn
Friday 26h julia daughter OF George W. and Julia
Belts, In the 5th year of her age
way.
On Thursday nst John Fox, in the 18th OF his
Funeral afternoon at4 O'Clock from No II Walker street
On Thursday, 26th pst William Miller, native OF Scotland,
aged GO years and II months
Thursday inst, Ann Sullivan, wife of Jeremiah Sui
Ivan Smith, in the Goth year of her
On Thursday, 25th inst, David Hutchinson,
Thursday 25 ins Daniel Aberson, the 9th year OF
his age. - -,
year Of his age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27
BILLIARDS -cen,leinen wishi

BILLIARDS IMPROyED.-Centiem wishing
- NJ bill ards, purchase tables invited call
2l8 or 2 Broadway, n-S door above a the Sou
thern Coffee Room where there tables
IN dian Rubber cushions slate
sition cemened beds, with iron eagle ase anil
ses above will be found the largest and best
eyeroAere the public advantages those who wish pur
chase al short notice they se packed days
tee.
N ". Orders far thing IN th. line, with cnsh good
reference, TO BAssFORD, ZIG Broadway, will receive
prompt attention. mi0u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27
nyU - DIETRICH, Auciioneer
IL -: -. bEAKNs d. CO, store No l5s Pei

Il -: >. BE.ARN a. CO, store No l5s Pearl
on rHo, tnSl q "aThis Day, O'Clock, the auc-
dirb I ~ ate .uiery. consisting OF PEN pocket ana
,r' ~ srds and ~ dokens scissors in dozens and o.
~, ~ can>iers and bundles; doub and singled
49, scties sire anu bras harteled pistols, percussion
49, hhtiig needles, hooks and ewes &C. &c
rM'y upols-Co sting " double exfra cooone hair oil
rttash ami English soap, lavender rairr &c
shoes. i ''udrs' Dososis ooots, ana
Aso an invoice Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .e earrsos 6noer
:. ,,. - .p.ns, chains &c. &c jz4
tCIlON NOIICE.-Saturiav A. N ocIocL a, Tho
auction rooh-arge and extensive s,n.rior
an ,rcph aiil furniture OF all description oeh., a .h The
balance 81 the stock OF boxing glasses oi van 'ne
Also Just received % handsome bureaus 100 ,ot, -,
wash stands, &c ~ '''' 'aoess
Also 90 Cases superior sherry Wine dozen each a
year, Romano brand 2spendd gold watches var
ely OF hosiery, gloves, &c.
ny-2N THUS. BELL Auct., "a Ann st
NEW YORK TATTEHsALLs.-The regular
sae, nj auction al this well knewn
tstahe place every Monday /, o clock
Inc next regular sales Of this commence on Mon
ay e ih INST, IL clock, all Horses and
,ehuea Tor this sale be entered on or beer
SATURDAY nth Inst at NJ and the limited number OF Is
oy cah b taken; early application should made
- ~ insure pace a horse be offered auction
uhles> re 5lstersd IN time for the
- JOHN w. WATSON, 4i6 Broadway.
~ a. Private SaeA pair Of well known fast trottin,
iach Horses, sold by order the executors OF the late pr
Bushe For particulars apply to
uy25-6t ~ w.rSnn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27
A CAHD.-TO LADIES AND GENTLE
IA MEN.-LADY MO\TACiIfES CoMpnIfNn III

IA MEN-LADy MONTAGTE's CoMPoifND CHI
NEsE soAP prepared from beautiful exocs warrant.
ed perfectly Innocent completely eradcates tan eckl~s
sos redness AMI all cutaneous erupons, gradually
r,anfs 'rar soft skin: Transforms
psSons INTO radiant whencs, parting to IL s,s
nile bloom.
Centlenen after shaving, will fad allay tLerrabty amt
snvIthg pan. AMI render the skn smooth and pleasant
FOR sale, Wholesale and retail by A. Uuderkl Is Beekm.,
street, OF William: Dr. Hart corner of Broad !, 40 %
'haibers street. Price 50 cents per cake. nssy.ls,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27

II &. BROWN u cd. haviag opened a Coffee House
~. uhe Negara at No As Warren street. and laid in stock
OF the choicest Wines Liquors. &c. hope, BY strict attention
the wishes of their customers merit share OF public pa
si7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27

me Corner OF Fulton and Water BROOKLYN IN the best
possible condition. boarders by the day.
week year, very charge The rooms which
overlook New York and the East River pleasant and
airy VIII be let either with without board Some OF them
connecti with parors suitable for small families The table
wild be furnished with good substantial fare and the bar with
COED liquors Every will be paid the comfort
all who visit the house. DANIEL BELCHER
BROOKLYN Nav iny2T Imw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-27
IMPORTANT no THE PEnLIC.-A GARD.

Ladies desrous OF purchasing Leghorn, Tuscan, English
Dunstabes, and French Chip entire shapes and
ror manufacture, mas obtain them :. BENEFITS well
known establishment 297 Broadway. He public
that there has been sfered in this city splendid
softnent OF goods which open the inspection OF
purchasers with ticket affixed each bearing the price OF
the article A. the prices actually reduced from 50 IS
per cent beow what they have been sold for in this
ry. there be possible abatement