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The herald., 1837-04-26

Great Meeting OF Merchants.


Oneof the largest meetings Of merchants was held
last night in Masonic Hall that we saw convened
IN New York They 10 consult on the distresses
Of the times, and the best of adopting reme-
DIV Phip Hone, ESQ., was called to the char. ne
introduced the subiect-made few pertinent re-
marks, and was followed by several ether gen'ieihe"
who made speeches and Offered resolutions.
The object of the meeting, we believe, was to ap-
point committee 10 proceed TO washington, and 10
procure from the President revocation OF the specie
circular
The meeting, and its action on this point will be
entirely useless and nugatory. The revocation Of the
Circular will hardly help out of the present pres
sure We lcant entire charg in the action Of the
ritole government. The immediate assembling Of
Congress should be demanded, and instant and i'm
mediate action, without talking three days speeches.
on the whole commercial legislation of the Unlon.-
The currency--the changcs-he whole trade Of the
natlon-are in a state of convulson. An entire new
system ought to be organized as possible
and that new system ought to embrace new Ma
tional Bank the organization of the present United
States bank Of Philadelphia, with its head quarters
in New York, and its principal branch in New Or
leans.
Nothing less will stay the terrible revolution now
sweeping over the country. The news we have from
England, and the interposition of the bank OF that
country cannot stop the disorder here's neither can
public meetings, public speeches, or public resou'
lions. A meeting at Masonic Hall can no more
save the country stop the terrible revolution, than
the meeting of the Loco Focos in the Park could bring
down the prices Of beef and bread Congress must
assemble. Our whole commercial system must be
refsrmed-and new National Bank created-or the
skeleton of the old one have flesh and life put on its
good old bones.
If thi', or something like this be not done, the re-
vulsion will proceed, and the next public meeting will
be Of the work people, demanding bread or blood Of
the government of ts own democratic choice. We are
in tcklish situation, and Mr. Van Buren had better
look to il in time
The herald., 1837-04-26

u The manager o. the National Theatre, Boston,
takes bills the Chelsea and Nahant banks for tick
ets but gives change whatever the amount of the
notes. Pelby knows what he is about.
The herald., 1837-04-26

| SPEcIg-SAALL BILLs-LAaox BILLs-Nearly the
whole amount Of the depositss have been Withdrawn
in specie by the depesitors from the Bowery Savings
Bank. The fund had been loaned ost on good mort
cages on real estate, bringing per cent interest.
The institution however had TO realise their value
from the Butchers and Drovers Bank, and pay the
depsstors their demands large amount has also
been drawn from the Savings Bank.
short time ago, gentleman had to receive about
$3.50 interest on a mortgage real estate The
mortgage was confectioner who did a retail busi-
ness. The whole Of the amount paid in specie
gold and silver.
How came you" asked the gentleman 80 have
SO much specie?"
why" replied the lady, for il was lady, "when
get nve dollar BILL get the silver or gold for
fast as can
Don't you think our banks safe?"
"Very probably they are" said she with smile,
Ia pretty woman always smiles when she speaks on
money matters just by way of small chanpe) "but
they say the President has stopped all paper money,
so get the silver and gold when can"
On Wednesday last week, countIyman from
Long Island sold out his marketing
Won't you go across the rver?' said his neigh
Dor.
"fes when get my money"
"Why, thought you had sold OUT
$50 have-but want my money for the paper
have got I'll get at the Fulton Bank, and 90 di-
recy" He went there got sl5 in silver for his notes.
and returned to put his silver into an old stocking
"Neighbor," said he, "the legislator has stopped
all paper money under $5-I don't know but all
above is just as bad all below, so gets the solid
gold and silver. l can sleep safe on that
These are veritable facts taking place every day.
They indicate the state of public feeling The present
revulsion ia banking affairs and the panic among
the safety fund banks, have been produced by the
very bank managers themselves. For party pur-
poses, and to crafty the feelings Of General Jackson
and his kitchen cabinet they raised a hue and cry
against small bank bills and passed laws imposing
penalties on their circulation The people take them at
their word but carry out the principle to their largest
bills and most solvent banks There was time
when the perfect confidence existed between the
public and the safety fund banks. That time is gone.
The blockhead managers Of these Institutions set the
spirit of doubt and discrcd aioa in relation to small
bills- has widened its operations, and see now
where they are.
When men of sense and sagacity permit ignorance,
folly, and presumption, under the Of democra-
Cyl to regulate their conduct they deserve the severest
retrbution and they receiving it. Thanks be to
God!
The herald., 1837-04-26

BLowIse VA" subscriber wants VS. to blow up
aman on Long Island who won't pay for his flower
pots He says the purchaser has the eulogy Of be-
ing very hypercntic- -gnominlous in many transac-
tons of his buriness-and ntricated in many ways"
We can't blow higher than this. We thought we
could do large business in blowing up-but cur
worthy subscriber beats us all hollow
The herald., 1837-04-26

Iff Remember the Exhibition Ball at Niblo's th,
evening Mr.. Griffith will make splendid afiai
Of it,
The herald., 1837-04-26

Er Woolford, who plays Mazeppa at the Bowery
committed ludicrous cockneyism the other night in
speaking of leading his bride to the oily haltar" Ac-
tors and audience were convulsed with laughter and
poor wooord sneaked behind the scenes as quick as
possible
The herald., 1837-04-26

New YoRK HorELs.-The City Hotel for western
men-the Franklin House for Boston-the American
for gentlemen and Counts-Horn's for mortgage
peoplo-the Washington Hall for sporsmen, and the
Astor House for loafers
The herald., 1837-04-26


SEEKING BOARDING HousE.-Davd Campbell
has stnrted Graham paper at Boston. This Camp
bell is an ulra-ulra aorthodox-utra moral reformsr
ultra aboltonist-utra Grahamte--and he keeps
a boarding house the bran bread principle, which
goes by steam, and is liked by--those who like il.
When Murdock the actor, first went to Boston, he
was locking about for boarding house and in the
course of his search, came to the one in question
and rung the bell, when TALL gaunt man. who look
cd as if he might have been the apothecary in Romeo
and Juliet, came and asked his pleasure.
"Can you accommodate small family with board
a few weeks, until can find a house to suit me-
There's only myself wife, and two shildrel'."
In high toned attenuatea, husky, or rather BRAN
ny voice, Mr. Campbell replied:
"Why, YES; we take boarders, but we board on the
Graham system"
"The Graham system what the devil is thatT
why, we have no meat, no tea nor coffee
Say no more my good man-say no more. That
fact with your appearance to corroborate it, is amply
safhc'ent TO induce me TO look further. wish you
very good morning sir, and appetite for your din
ner You should have that sauce at least for il seems
you get ne other"
~ They have succeeded in getting another church
bell in Mobile.
The herald., 1837-04-26

SHAvIsG.-Wall street shaving is now done for
ever. The shavers have been shaved most awfully
The best shaving is now done by Frank Boyle, Beck
man street, and his fraternty-chesp too only SIX
pence for pair of chops
The herald., 1837-04-26

FIRE.-There was report of fire having taken
place at the far end Of the lst early yesterday
morning, and that two persons burned to DEATH
We have not been able ascertain the correctness Of
this statement
The herald., 1837-04-26

WeRKMEN SEEKING woRK.-A petition was pre-
sented to the Common Council on Monday evening,
by several hundred work. people, who represented
themselves as starving in the midst Of plenty, for
want of work. Every manufacturer Is dischargng
from ten to thirty workmen each Saturday night
The builders and masons only engaged in finish
ing work, and in a few weeks all will be completed
but n. new contract entered upon. There proba-
bly, therefore, at this moment, lcelre fifteen thou
sand work people out of employment, who know not
where to get bit of bread rag Of clothing. The
summer is approaching, and there's some comfort in
that. Yet the cravings of hunger must be allayed
Where, now, are the Trades Unions? Where are
the protectors Of the working classes! Where are
the getters up Of professions and public meetings, 10
raise wages and widen the breach between the higher
and lower classes of society All gone-all chop
fallen! There is scarcely mechanic in New York
that would not now jump at work at any price any
wages.
We are in a most lamentable condition, and unless
something be done, we shall be worse This is no mi
SCRABBLE political question. II is life or dcahbread
ar hunper-work or suffering. During the last few
wears all classes of socety--the high and the low
have been running nist in prosperity. They all waxed
fat and became saucy. The rich gave partes--one
thousand dollars night-comntted the grossest ex-
travagances-and launched ost in all kinds of specu-
latons The poorer drummed themselves through
the sreets-organized themselves into clubs-increa
sed wages-and became equally saucy mpudent Ia
zy, and expensive The great God of equity and eter
nal Justice saw them from the bright burning throne
OF his Heaven. small but bright stream findgna-
ton came from his throne, like the stream of vivid
lightning flashing forth from the dark clouds of the
western sky. The whole frame of socety-frcm the
highest to the lowes-from the greatest merchant to
the owlest artizan-is at once n the convulsons OF
revolution. All cry out for "help "bread," "work
"mcrcy," aud "relief" How needless are the sons
of mcnl We have been riotous and extravagant in
the days Of prosperity, and we now settling the
bills contracted in our madness. These accounts
must be settled and the settlement will teach any OF
us a lesson Of humility and economy, happy are they
who takeit
The herald., 1837-04-26

SvIcIDE.-A person confined in the Lunatic Asy-
lum Bellevue, committed suicide on Tuesday last by
forming rope Of pieces of his blanket which he drew
around his throat until he effected srangulaticn. We
could not learn the individuals name. The circum-
stance has leaked out, although every endeavor was
made to keep il secret.
The herald., 1837-04-26

~ They have succeeded in getting another church
bell in Mobile.
The herald., 1837-03-07

ID SALE OF PAINriNGs.-A ch, ice c.lsetsn Of modern
paintings number of fac old pictures i'll be offer
=" Tor sale al the Arcade Baths Chambers street.
Ming at 7oclock Among them number Of sea pieces by
Chambers well known in this city for the tey force and
skin with which be executes Chambers this
branch o his a has established which
powerful conpein fer the posscssoa &c hs pieces Among
Others by this artist will be psrcalary uoced-numler 81 ri.
gates United states and Cons
talon ssasdss, the wrccks ofthe ships Msxco also
and a. packet ship leaving and going the Downs
French ugxes, leaving port.
In addition to the modern paintings fine opportunity win be Of
fered procuring II not n all the snaouked originals
least he cspes ofths old There are seve pieces
aer yandyke Raaele, Rubens, and Tenen
fasdous coonoseus would BE- glad possess We have
pacuare and oRly Rconmend those to
make bargans, call and judge for themselves ms It
The herald., 1837-03-07
HANINGTON'S
NEW MOyING DIoRAMAs,

CITY SALOON,
Opposite 81 Panl's Church, Moadway.
THE PUBLIC respectfully inEmme. that the above p,
ndkshorab Place of amusement oyen On much
srrer seal than fonner with Es,rc ssi q Msvus
entirely recd o ,e comfort of Il. so ss ssa sssoa
ton Roan America No espsn.e has bee" spared - ssr1 ~.
moral Interesting ard splendid The scenery
hs. seen ss,nsa H Messn White Walker Jcnes Cram Ben
sIIlpwREcK or the MEXICO.
ated the most intense interest ve sna
encc on ,s 6 ree.cn,aop, vii he repeated this cv,aar
:, ilAntmaed View Plymouth, Ensssd
H-Pandcponitnn, tfI-stosm and ahpwyc~k.
Iv-rallofths Angel, vII-Ca,hecIa of fColosne
v-Ths Celestial kesons, fx-nsisn Ta.;occ.s' ~s'''
Asong the Dror scenes
Mount ys,non . Duke wfse
View on the Rb,nc-C Le.r
Couunna IN spHn.-P Grain, sen.
Scene from he Maid q Cashmere ~ sswsn
View cf Lcnlpn from Waterloo Brd~e-Bcngsugh
View near Missoongki. tssrece.-H Jones.
Tcmrae Of Science Walker.
sy , rss paso. s@a % ss. ee
Doors open At s-perfusncesc cornmcnce at 7occk dA6
NOW EXHIBITING at the American Ac.d.r-v
bne psiutnss the Temptation ana EspuIsoo ~ Yxpx .n
EVE prniod by Dusa foe the ts Charles x. e France
PRINCIPAL c. the United sts,e the lively ssiGes.e ~
800, sss visitors "
kdmi,tance s cents. Season ticket. 50 coma
Dea. from sin Ne morning, TN . attn
The AreM coadeniy me public that Mis- vM no
last eshaoo " se mcures shortly TO bo etsrncd 10 Iu.
The r.om is kept constantly warm 49,
NEW YORK TATTERsALLs.-waN
r hr,' rate iour,n hand Team (al nsseh fan is Is
them sound and kind harness Bays with sns tails pre-
apphca''on 10 JOHN w WATSON Sgs pv,edwsy
y eoi w "
ToLU LOzENGEs.-Aa cscepent arscle or coughs,
&C. or 'se yn.r.s,es .r,ssss sna 's's' GRh,n
du Druggist and hpothccsry, No. ~ Nssssust
The herald., 1837-03-07

THE undersigned, Tsstees sfthe New Brighton
will sell al publ auction, at the ~ce JAMES BLEECK
Err SONS, No 10 Brvaf street the York
clock the of Thursday the 2d March THREE
HUNDRED CHOICE Bull DING LOTS in the beautiful village
OF New Brighton, situate Staten stsnd edately fos
of this under the direction oi the Board OF
Association
The lot. offered for sale the eligible the
large tract owned BY the Assoc ton either for
dencs The deem TO rep nj
this time cess York any Of
the pecua advantage o this inviting location
ments Tor future prospects, merely be
relative TO s proximity 10 al street. the great of
N this meir0pols-the dntance hare
BY excellent steamboats, the short spaco
the fimeit ST Marks
its vicn IT, at Wall street. by the
o an onnibus and At ths less by
90 annum.
number residences already finished or in of
coapscn y seI,vsd hat large and able society win
Drmed az New Bnghos durns the of
families that purpose TO become OF this
The will be sold IN parcels of than lots of by
100 each With the privilege - purchaser
adjoining lots he thinks al the price The title Of
he Property sad be office
the Association, No all street. where msps will
be provided 10 he day ofsalc. ~
The terms oi sale VIII v of the
The day OF SALE twenty hive next
IN cash or approved eight mouts redse I'M
year with istcest annually at be secacd
bond ana MORTGAGE ON the premises be sad
10th day of Ap H. the stock Of tho Aocnton whi with,
received ~ payment al s vae Of hundd dollars r
share wishn'crcst on the Same from the i day Of Nay
u,,., ESspEsIc sssS5SsoY. Irm.,e.-.
1tA
The herald., 1837-03-07
LOUIS McLANE,
FRBBEsIC BRONSON, Trustees
M 2awtz EDWARD A. NfCOIL. \
PEEMHNEMaPrT3KY SALE OF LOTS AT cLEF:


Among &c Ioe .l,,e. " Yors a-oe present
thos WHO have carefully examined M beauties and rapa ,ies
hosm 70 excel certainly to equal anything OF the Kind
y ap.er.opea into two district. ono @ manufacturing
tho inner bay side about m'e above Naows and whbu,
land aisdssa water FROM spoa haor wihm The Nno~s
q more 'haa ms md south front the Of more
AssSy s seI: "s .a two .;eaa % and wide
The cheL STREETS and avenues parallel called New Yck
The distance from the Battery between .s and seven miles.
an and na, pa IA whSh ie nne
BY none N the vicinity ofNew York being
int ssten the make such Arrangement.
s ~ so V ho. n ss to
splendid aat capacous steamboat preparing viii be
number vebSs 80 arssseS % =, NOT - s
with h spsco- and snyenea cahns nterded that h.r
point OF tune and cson ccase q business
PARK 81 from thirty iSy acres ha. been selected, and
VIII se opened IN the spns with handsome sepense sides
The pIopesy owned " oecntemen who nov
pfa,e % & nen-svss hs the whole these ot wiz positively
hmlis advert sement admit fa description Of
nss:Is % spas. n water and which may challenge
The are rs.psct'ay invited 10 view tn. pm.o :. II.
Once of .'sn wn hs r. vsss
H,asssw s~ BY nrDwoop SEssys Fisher s.,,.,,,v
X HECsOTE FOR TOOTHACHE.-Th.s SUM-
-. ns n1 & remedy may constantly be bad Wholesale
m,e Dr LEWIS FEUcHTwANGgR
1u 81 Bro idway.
TO ODENTIsTs.-,PIatins, oside Titasiam, osde Turx
nsy b, IESIs sEGca2wANeEn, = ;sf srr Broadway
~ ,a,se supply J'st received and I5e sale
fsy Dr. LEWIS FErcHrwANoBR, 81 Broadway.
SYRUP sARsAP ARILLA COMPOUND
hshy ccncenssd LON The most approved frmus Fer sale
'ss @.,s NATHAN ; GRAHAM; D.ss,.. /. Arets.s.y,
on POUNDS PHOSPHORUs-rors sale pu, M n
| 6V pound canisiess by
| flsv Ir. Lswis PEUsHTwANGRR yr7 Bmas~s,.
pIKE's LARGE ARITHMETIC, scarce work
| usaleby
/ TO HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE
kEEPERs mo don German silver tablespoons, best
and 1ste whites 900 do Teapovn 20 do Table forks
soup ladies' and spoons 6.hknvc kings pattern
sp".ns sh or sat and mustard napkin dessert
so"nr iofks and knives knobs locks s how window
KEYS numbers ladies' scissor hangers coach
kewse Gsrman silver ssots plates o al
numbers and sire, ard wire ~ sll sizes, for sale by
msu Or LEWIS FEUCHTwANGEr s77 Broadway
4 CVI,HH AHTICLES.-A great variety for Coughs,
LEWIS fsTeTT|yASciTsks 81 sis,y iss y ~ Broadway
EECHEs-Just received flesh suprly IN hr,e besl,b,
- AHsuo Leeches fo saiets the dozsn or h,nlred at
,s - HOPPERS PHARMACY.
l,,-u - brvsaway, corner OF Franklin
| AQUA AMMONIA, AND Spirits or Mt
~ IhE MD blhEk- These three articles best quai
iisy Dr. LEWIS rEUcHTwANoER, s77 broadway
The herald., 1837-03-07
0TALUABI.E UNIMPHOyED pROpCpCv
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer

THOMsS BELL, Auctioneer.
UCTION NOTICE Tuesday EvrLre- Valuable Sale
"A Of Panngs &c al The Arcade O'Clock p,ec,se
y cnoics coectisn ofcegant framed aun
bur o landscapes and marine BY Chambers and as
also some uuy valuable original paintings by old masters
he wo days sere the sale The be lighted up on
Mordiy evenInr ms-9ts
The herald., 1837-03-07

70 THBr BAGxsE. BALL.--Ths~ sscaad Annusl
Ball Of the Eagle Benevolent Society will take place shsk
peare Hail. FRDAY evening March 10, The NJ Yosk
Bass Band engaged-leader Mr. Allen Dodswasth who wh
play several hyorte overurss sm La sonnambua - Dasoo
La Bayaderc, III Piratta &C. tlt~
Dancing t. at O'Clock, and continue untA late
hour
Refreshments will be handed arsund during the evsnns
Tickets with Ladies' tickets, VIII adult
Ladies and be procured Of OF the
msnbers Of the Society, ana at the
Bar of Shakspe Hall, Il NH#
Atwi's Music Saloon, Broadway,
-. & G. Wood. No. 10 W ali street.
Firth Hall, Music Store, I Ffsnkhn square,
a Torn d "a. Broadway.
NB-Eay application ckets u necessary, the number
ia iu ed and nearly
The herald., 1837-03-07
WILLIAM McLAuGHLiA Ass,,.seer, ls4 Pearl,st

oelOck, A. NJ, general English
Plate Ware hns Cuey; Stocks CsAsH and 9osons table linen:
Coatng Combs Wlhels; silver n nciL silver lahs
c al
The herald., 1837-03-07
sPLENDID PENMANsHiP

ACQUIRED nv IL LissoNsi
The An angular System ~ Writing sgan ivsdscod 10
the FAMILIES ens and Strangers " New York and Brooklyn
-. To confinns for orb short season.
MH. B8IsTOW, Of London, respectfully announces -
lvh the pobc He Return AFTER absence of s months from
veSy hattrrsrE and sscce-sfl Boston
comenced N. Whiting Glasses in this City for thu receptions 81
AcADEmr, No. It's BaeApwAr, NY.
where both Laes and ene.en every and capacity
from 70 50 yses espedousy taught the and
admired principles "f COMMERCIAL pRNM ANsHH
Adsp'ed To- Letters sBa Notes, sae Accounts Recess En-
crossings and the Finished Journal Entry and ~ ~ TO every
purpose of public bosness and p1vste life
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH. .
That as long time s acquire complete nd
toroush knowledge Of Writing how sdicent, iegi
k Defomed or Crampfdl the writing BE-, by Nr
Bnov, finishing Writing Master 1he Ladies meet daily at
| O'Clock
u Merchants and osher. visiting the City can compJeses
/ course of lessons IN 9or 3 days.
Mr. n IL to be seen frrp A. NJ 10 from 10 r. NJ
| An ye who would fine Pcnman b.,
| Narn the system of Mr y.
1 WIN IN rwRLvB Lessons does gnaraDsee,
\ To make you write most spcoddyi rh
The herald., 1837-03-07

MEXICAN CIRCUS AND AMPHITHEA-
- THE, RICHMOND HILL Corner varick and Charlton
The herald., 1837-03-07

M DANCING ASSEMBLY FOR CHARITABLE PUR-
society Of Moral Phlanthropsts intend having
Ball ON Tuesday evening next nh March, in Tammany Hail.
ayas of which be applied uader the direction the trustees
to the relic. Of ssstous without regard 10 sect
Tickets admsi.n s each for gentleman and the ladies ac
companying hirr may be obtained from the individually
Howard, at Tainnany HAIL
10 CARD.-A young who has served six years as a
Matchmaker whes to obtain situation two years 10
perfect knowledge Of the business Apply s Pear st.
ofC H. Roack between the hours sfio A. M aud r. NJ.
The herald., 1837-03-07

20 % Lo GiCAL INsTIT U II E,
iSs .s a.. "ss s"
hv s n, patron. & % and
n onl esn sa s y he VII ssdSs mo ,s ne LsS
ton to his usual and exiraordnary and miraculous The Ir
liant Chandelier will b. obsclrsd and udde1Iy midst
tie surrounding dan he will appear the Dem cuveloped
flames ofue purple ana e.msoo Fire the terror Of the Aoma
y 9fteir oSaa.rsr and Mase thus forming q most
sublime Terndel and Bean,ali spectaeles yet pre-
haHpast r M for tho ensaing weeks positively no
Admission, so aade years Of age half rrce
The performance Of the day Exhibition aslsasl f2e-2w
E5- THERE ARE THREE THINGS OF WHICH WE
ARE CERTAlN-Thatn no lire without FOOD Tho, zoe
al DIE That had not BRANDRETHs PILLS been good the
DOCTORS and DRUGGISTS would never have COUNTER
FErTED THEN.
NB.-Rsad Chronicle Of Great erenn. fqo.am
10 HAVE You NO MONEY, and VISA to buy Buidnr
lot. long credit cali No 70 Chambers st fisa@ fS
40 nEAMs OF .sAUGESRTIEs PAPER.
Apply at this office. m7lw.
CARPETS AND FLOOR CLOTHS,
5s TSrHs SaEsF srUsE
- Ladies % and Gentlemen wishing purchase Cseng will please
n S sfhs shH ssEst sEkfsa AND
estabshiaent in the city s'"' '''' 'A'n at
ns o % %as and
Wilton Hearth Rugs corrspond with the latest fashion
Carpets 6tte to the notice. and sent to
D'oe yh OF any part OF the cly Tree o expense ma In
TEMPERANCE EATING HOUSE,
Corner ofNas.as and Ann streets
BY II. PATTINsoN.
variety OF Hot Dishes from sunrise until 10
stewed Oycs SOUP and Chicken Aiu
Ton Pes Hot Coffee and Tea at all hours. ma 81
IL ALL TO LET.-On the we. / side Of Broadway aboye
the Park II Is III feet long feet high, windsws
sides skyght over nearly tho whole length Apply Broad
'' p,i.Iws
pRIZE BEEF, MUTTON AND POULTRY
COOS cd every day this week MOD SOUP IIO So
IN Chatham square Every variety up cheaper
than any eating house in this city On bowl Of Aamode Soup
enoHgh Tor mans dnneron bowl Wines aIes and
best of hgiof al cents glass Hot joints all
Co soup always ready. Mind the number is 1877 Chatham
square, Catharne street, under Dunn Coltons auction
store. n7-lws
The herald., 1837-03-07

uILLIARDS IMPRO vED.-Ces,leuen w,isun, %
- play al Billiards purchase tables call M
eos Broaaway where tables and ty the paten,
Indian Rnher cushions slate and
with iron eagle harnes and common tables above viii h. n
The largest ana hest assortment ood the public adynns
thsse who wish TO purchase al shs they be
packed af days notice = -
Orsrs Tor tsnr Va this line with
10 A. BAsSFOkD as Broadway wsnreceIve promrs attention