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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24

lhe Mobile Register of the 22d instant says that the herokee Deegaen sent lately by that tribe o exam ne the country sci apart for the west of the AI,ss;ssn pi' have returned They were at Decatur, Alabama. os me loli on their way te aeofsia. They arc ac- eompanied by delegation tom That portion of th. Gherokees that are nowssxes of the Alsslssins: lhs first delegation is heuded by JoHN Ross, the other by .JoaN IooNEY.
 hey are said to he extremely dissatisfied with tho country allotted to them, well the Treaty last re eotlaed for the renewal. They aledae that the country IS united to their habits and extremely unhea
 hy, and represent that if forced to remove, more 9eesshefa tract ought to be provided, they will soon become extinct as q fbe. These are inc renos.s ,hsv are about carrying to Georgia, and thence immediately 10 Washington
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24

Absalom Fowler, sur viging administrator of the estate of Robert Crit tenden, deceased, Ann lnnis Crittenden, widow of the said Robert, and
 Elizabeth Crittenden, Margaret Lucy Critten- den, and Robert Critten- den, heirs of the said Robert Grittenden, decd.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24

REUBEN M. WHIrNEy.-This distinguished parsonage has admitted in his examination beforea Committee of the House of Representatives, that he the auor o the letter recently pubshed and signed by six cashiers of tic Opposite 5dhs recommending the cstabilsnielt ofa BANK BUREAU in the Treasury Department, and suggesting hiaaseI Mr. Reuben .H Whitney! prop CT person to be placed atthe head oft. What para gon of modesty!
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24

The PhiadeirEa inquirer states that duii s'drawn ty Gsn. saaie Aana. u iasuE ol Texas lcs hse hun sisd t.ousaal dallafs,p wes recently accepted hy a ....,...s.ss..@l hs.s.4k se. Nzxs fA.l4....
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24

RoDoLpH, the King of the Turf, has been sold to company of gentlemen in Missssippi for $l5,000. The challenge offered by hin to Jehn Bascomb is withdrawn.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24

L. !. HANDY, Esq, has been appointed by the Cover nor Judge of the sixth southern Judicial Circuit The people of that circuit wll think, be better pleased by the appointment of the Governor than some other counties have been by election ofthe legislature.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24

We publish the following letter, just for the sake Of showing the people to what mpositons we are sub eeted. Why is it, five may be allowed 10 ask that paper is suffered to arrive post office directed to per son who is dead without the postmaster complyng with the obligations of lis oath Why isit that we are not ofllle oi sie' T ae1 s eiaps- ed! We could sue the postmaser and recover tt least one years subscriptonbu prefer enclosing the let ter of his deputy to Mir. Kendall which we shall cer tainly do, and see whether the Postmaster General has deceneg and seespect enough to turn him out of of. fee.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24

Eli Bentley, Executer of
 the last Will and 'i'esta- ment oi seorQe Bentley. 1 deceaaed,
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24

feEe F rfefsstse s,.infczsila q T adm asls. sntsihf correspondent cs Inc fhliadelRhis '. Ga asi.e st4s s@as& tusss ..szsse I..s'aA4sd cad shal d0fa0 da;.1s sa se k,.surs !, he rsrrrra. ns psshs1s already ftcssssd tx Gen. litaztas, sua Iss ser TO C f.s c1f Aa.gs !. le A4<ms 10 kk bs a<|ss oE 1ss Issnn 4tz@sHss
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24
.Ho. Cachc, .4rk's, Feb. 18th, 1887.

BR SIR: have agailed myself of the opportunity of informing you hat hr. Nm Ingram one of tue subscr befs toyoar paper, has been dead eighteen months and his paper is not taken out of this oice There fore, yoa had better discontinue it.
 -. r. ". DESHA, Dpty. ?. II.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24

bill has passed its third reading in the U. s. Sen ate authorize the renqushment of the Is sections, to mako locations, and parecif qartsr sec- tions.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24

JoHN BAsooMn is withdrawn from the turf He is lame with the curb. Col CroaoeH his owner, offers to Hickory Johs against Rodolph-4 mile feats--for- fat, $30oo to $s0Oo-race the Hampton course, be- tween the list of March and lst of June-weght lbs On these terms he offers to bet s25,00o S2o,00o.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24

KENTUCKY us MrssIssIrrI.--A match race is to be run the pharsa Course, Natchez hiss. the 29th of April next, four mile heats between KoooLpH of Kentucky, and LINDA ats Susan YandelI,) of Mssis- sipp, for Ten Thousand Dollass side-haf forfet. The match concluded by Robt. P. Shelby, Esq, the part of Rodolph and by Col Claiborne the part of linda. Hinda, brf yrs., is by Sir Richard dam by Rockingham.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24

We observe that of opposition presses have dubbed the Expnngers KNIGHTS LINES" "
 We rather taHk that in about five years they will bet ter deserve the name which Cergantes gave Don Quix ote: < knights of the ruefut coutena1ce
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

II. M.
The business Of the city this day about the n yes.
foreign and domestic dry goods very fully attend
ed and passed or with eciafbe sale were sx
months endorsed This did agree very we'll with the
hbers IDEAS they very reluctant give endorsed notes.
thsy had do get the goods, therefore they
into arrangement Yesterday nearly four hundred
gers arrived In this city, and today two hundred, from the
SOUTH east and west very few from the north Among other
transactions today notice sale Of Liverpool coal ~,
which decline ef5oc. from last prices The -four
market very duh The sales making last quota.
tons wheat continues very dull Sales today Of southern
yellow fat corn e1s5 wbiskey IL selling at "a Sc.
Auction sale-ioo empty bags sic, 10 bags wanu III bxs
brown Havana sugs7c 200 paper IS 75c iebexes
lemon syrup liza H. cases champaign sss 20 do muscstel
S2aa III IS brs -four esi ~ 242 cliff s2tens
cash.
Receipts Of brls four 100 do. liquor, 81 do.
provisions, rs tubs butter.
Rsvvos August I-Ashesssle Of Pets t5 per 100 lbs
t<o2 Macherel been sold At e6s 7A which IN de-
cline and the numbers remain firm Four-Holders OF
1snesee have submitted decline Of 25 and sales of good
BRANDS have been made dealers at ais GrninCon Is de-
cnn'ng Yellow, Of ordinary quality has sold AZ Los LOS
ans goo" u l.@s LILO, White al Lo2 Iva
McHMo.p, August H. r. M--Tobscco-saes at eiia
~ sS Loo Flour-very dull-wh retail sales At
Mo..s, August ilth, r. M-Four, is si7. 0rnin-Com
7Ac. -
~, $1,000 a.,n xus I'm nRlee o. Flour-Bs'imore
nsw os.sAss, August ~, r. Msugar-Prine, 81 9; In
.les On plantation, aac small sae. PorlMes Sss 81 de-
q. 1ea 18o do Prime II 40. n M 20 do do
Bacon-sns, &C. per nj 10 icl Dol @ddngs y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18
sILVEn-sILVER-sI

sILvEK-sILyER-sI
cent pees will x give. exchange for s eo
ter dollars Apply Al the desL efthis once. Alsh
II NOTiCE.-HARLEM RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
vicinity oppo'ed 10 the extension 4. rs. through he Bow
cry e. yS.s military HALL o
sdop, such measures may be deemed expedient to
Europe and on this continent still must say
lremely surprised when had the pleasure hear the Az
surehree meodous voices agreeiog perfectly together
whou, art No strain : heard bu, that olnaur. and
stands dced by these children Of Even
Mabran that famous singer enyied NJ sehegsl and desr
81 him to teach her the ns aene sung = but
and abandoned H. rendering schlegel magnificent pre-
our eod seheses Echo, and be gpsssed by The eesen,
movements Of Babet and Lombard Bschlsr .n,n
been attacked for the space Of three yearsby syph,c dis
on. " Which made NE suffer voen, pains ~ al me ,rculs
ny head began TO decay After having changed different
fol disease had taken the determination applying Dr.
chronic msn no. ~ Cou,,land ST. who noted Tor h cures Of
having undergone The space sr aonhs,
fec. Re"s bs ngsrors diet enjoy a. presen, mos. Per
phycsn MY object N publishing this be Of 70 such
persons who may be afflicted with the disease they
address ,hemlye. 70 Dr. De cannon. Who viii MIKE me
same situation As have been In snis.ims Ev.
rT WE would recommend our friends to take look Al,
rosd COS sP'enJd sssor,psn, offashionable HATS M
essential article OF dress not to be found every where
I EECHEs-LEECHEs fresh supply Of superi
IL Swedish Leeches Cor sale In lots 10 suI, nnycS.ss
lis Fulton ST., up stairs snIasts
NEW ORLEANS and Alabama State Bank notes, o,
Certificates Of Deposites wanted Also the notes OF hs
Southern Life Insurance and Trust Conpany and Lumber
asn's Bank, redeemed fair discount specfe and eol
bcueb, and sold At best rates, by rHOs D. CARPENTER
.....u-w 49,. No. IS Wall 81.
aul8.ls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18
CIGARS.

John ANDERSON, sign Of the I.dian Chief, s7i
brsadwsy sDd adjoinng the City Hospital respectfully
forms the sdre Of good CIGARS that he has succeeded In
making arrangements with the celebrated Don
Manuel Pulls Co., of Havana for constant supply Of choice
brands, such ~ rarely found In this nsrket
The most fasdeus consoiseurs may rely having their
taste grsfed ny Cigars every and en- terms whee-
sale or retsi thst shall induce continuance q their pssn
age A call win oblige.
N 81 A. hiss with any other house in This
city. ivIesms
D1LEs-P1LEs.-DR Males Pile Ointment 10 . pos
tive cure for the Piles IN three days time Sold by J. ~
Hsr, Of Chambers and broadway, r. Burse
70 6th avenues M 0uion, Bowsry and Grand
suiSIms
DLEAsE TO TAKE NOTICE.-L = PEN
u SON n CO.'S Wholesale Cloak Warehouse IL 10 Cedar
great variety. aul4lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18
,,.y,~v : GailfoId Point.


MARINE PAVlLION.-This delightful summer re-
IVl treat now Tor the reception company
Being situated directly the board renders
where an abundance Of fo-d be bad also Sc
bathing.
Termse per day or IS per week The bar well stocked
with choice wines tabling conmodous
~ b. Carriages are In illness all times upon the arrival
s se fen Ne. to COMFY srs
NJ ISIS CLARK, l3l WOOSTER STREET, informs
lvl her friends and pupils that she received by the
arrivals rom Ls and Paris her supply Of English and
Chenies, Emsrsdery silks ana white wssd articles for
Aprons Of the latest fashion; chdrens embroidered and cam
brc roc and caps variety OF paint boxes with Msrrs
best colo; and every material used in drawing and fancy
Lessons usual given at her residence on Tuesday Thurs
day, aud Saturday, IN Drawing worsed work. and Emhro
derry. jylsims
SgyTnEMM AND WESTERN CADETS
- FOR CLOTHING, promptly executed on the most mode.
rate terms and ~ the best manner at The TAiL0REssEs
$50 Broadway, near LeensrdL
All kinds Of Gebtlemen's and Chidrens clothing made
This Establishment employs large .unber Of industrious
females and besows charitable aid IN Of sickness and
% ns u n p nmosg NOS % are
long neither OF the Societies No distncuon made by
Committee As applications for work daily made FAR be
yond the ability supply IT, Increased patronage respect
fully collected. iyas-staw5w
L,OH sALE.-Buidlne lots 60 front and rear by 200
10 500 feet deep situate IN the village Of White Plains in
anil about half mile distant from the contemplated route Of
the New forh and Albany rslread recommended by the
er y.s eyr White t sssO 800 goo o s
York city There daily said city by the
Red Bird stage line, which leaves George Halls Is Bovery
White Plains every sarning At o'clock Persons wishing
view the assye premises avail emseye. Of the shove
.opoey Primo. = ~ nons H y !. ca
jyas-ims - RIclfS i WOODS, white Plsi.a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

RINDERs, AND BANDB0x BOANDs,-
- $1,000 lbs Binders Boards assorted numbers; IS 00e lbs
Bandbox do. do, for sale by J. CAMPBELL PERSsE,
sui-3m Ito and liz Nassau st. between Ann Beekman.
DRESS B0OTs-BOOTs.-RICHA WAL
~ KERs make 60 ahead Of all others for beauty, style,
fashion and comfort t150 e275 viii buy elegant and
durable pair OF dress Boots just such gentlemen of wish
The and best assortment Of ell kinds of Boats
and Shoes for family the lowest prices the u States
Ony trial viii prove the fact. Apply ct
RICNARDs WALKERS establishments
Nos 22a and z72 Canal street.
Jy22 I'm the Oldest boot and shoe bosses the block
hIsEAsss OF The EYk.-Dk. kLLiOTT OCu'
LIST ssd Professor q the Aasoy and Diseases Of the
human eye
0skce ses Broadway. Privsse esrssce In Duane street
HAWLEM 0IL.-5o gross OF the genuine Harlem OIL,
IL OF recent importation, for sale low by -
DR. LEWIS FEBCHTwANgEk,
su1 removed 70 Courtlandt =
nOOR PLATEs-A large assortment Of diheren, sizes
~ ssd pattern door plate for sale very reduced prices by
DR. LEWIS FEUCHXwANgEh
au7 No = Courlsndta
HALE PRICE MU9IC,-New and fashionable r.
II grsved Music for the Psnosrte and Flute. at
page.
dr. MoRRIsoNs PILLs-The genuine Hygean Usiver.
ssMecne Vt the British College 81 Health Packets from
Is 10 S. Sold MRS KINGS old Stand,
j2sy l4l Fulton street, uear Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

NJ EMnl ~. nEM M0VlNG PANORAMA,
nd ever exhibited in this country painted by the celebrated
WILD ELEPHANT HUNTING, and a correct Representa-
uonof the ISLAND OF CEYLON. All the artists con-
that have this splendid Panorama
10 De % best panoramic painting brought this country
Exhibited during the dry and evening. Admtance, as
sen.S jyll-3m
CALDW ELLIS LANDING.-TUEsDAYN NEXT
-, he End inst will be celebrated at CALDwELLs by a
GkAND BALL. number Of ladies' from New York and
west Point are TO be the preer spot
ON me Hudson conld not be chosen a cte of the kind
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

nLb MPlC TAEATM k.-The subscribers having
- purchases The lease Of the property lately known No
50 broadway land Immediately adjonining aersaps well
known estabshment) converting into neat and
elegant Theatre will he conducted after the Of Ma
dame Vestrs Oympic" London, open regular
season On or about hs 2 Of August or La
gagements will please apply by letter. paid either
WILLIAM b. BLAKE, Propretors and
HENRY x WILLARD, Managers
Y0rkI ulv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

BIRDS
FASHIONABLE HAT ESTABLISHMENT.

RIHD late Ioremsn and Tor many CONNECTED with
- Messrs. LEARY CO, after the successful expe-
rence IN all the branches Of his business having established
himself In trade, offers his friends al hi. sales No.
Is Nassau street OF Pine, superior of
ofevery variety nap from tie medium the plain which,
IN style OF model material aud finish, shall he found unrvaed
He intends sell at Is only, and Nv decn. whole care
and attention TO thatsngle style, confident producing
article without any superior and fashion and utility having
abshed THIS quality well for ccouony and
rnbity he deems obvious sdvsntsg the public
me and elegance durability he deems obvious advnn-
age m the public ~ conne hrs efforts purpose instead
OF making experiments IN variety Fearing rival in the de-
parment ofsste he willing 10 entrus himself competition
with any establishment In producing this article.
NE has made for the London and Paris fash
ions with some Of the houses in those cities w always
be first In the market with the saadard established by
foreign TASTE BIRD, - Nassau Of Pine street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

JESSE CADY, Auctioseer = 800
Esfhb S bsy STORE ore, sss n III and rs w:.s.
hardware cutlery an sooa hats comS fanny .osp ciosI.
ing pistols, drks, &c with spjt
ed the Southern and market 100 numerous 20
uo o., IN pl an advertisement IT. 81 this kind
1880 cards Birmingham and shsfdes Cutlery, VI every
o"oo Needles, assorted from H. hernmiag aad Germsa
5000 gross Buttons Coat Vest and Pearl subject 10 des
Aise' snuf Boxes, Pins, he &c. &c.
priced Watches, Guard Chains NC mtSlys
nyr, M WARD, Auctoneer.
S 6 S9 sco N rs 3. lss
non Ioom hardware Cutlery consisting OF PEN pocket anA
cards needles cannsters aud bundles donbe sr .isS
eye spectacles steel and Larred pistols p~rcusoa
Fancy Of double s ssr Eye ae Nc n
psrfumery, French and Engh soar lavender water Sc
an invoice OF COMBS buttons cellars eoa boots and
Also invsice Of Jewely-Consisnp Of EARRINGS, sa~.r
rags watches, breastpins, chains &c. &c. IA
"A LEATHER, &c.-on Thursday, The 2ith ins; az 10 g.
clock, will be sold a. The store of A. MELVIN CO. No. S
$50 boots and shoes, (men's wopens cllrep
,o 80 do; DO y mems fur hats sbaea and drab
700 do. finished upper
100 dozen calf skins
l5o do morocco and lining skins
30 sides black bride leather
$50 do bellows leather
50 do russell brides
II Catalogues al the sale. aul6.3@
NEW YONK TATTEHsA regular
public sales o. Horses, Carriages, Harness. &C.
t. take pace Al TINS well known establishment Monday
The aext sale will commence Monday, August 2Ist
At II O'clock All Horses, Carriages, this
sale be Shown and Saturday next
18Th ins''' al o'clock ,p 4 n " w.rxon &c
wANTED-Two or three pairs low priced horses. Apply
/ -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

We reduce the stock hand y7es bales, leaving now on
hasd about 2o5y ISL bales
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

he can furnish them at the above prices being IS beo
generally sesSToa, and railroad companies would d
% give nm cal aad examine some splendid specimen:
full vgnees and printed on bank paper superior execution
ar Observe John street, doors from Broadway.
a ss aars % sn so CARDS. ass
mes and public institutions, engraved in Superior stye he
shortest notice. jyl9lm
nonxRf r. ss. e.. M,y.r p.a.
pha has certified Assay be below the high
The uadrr.en.d hereby certify tina, we have used ,b.
Balm Of Co,dsss discovered BY 0rgs and have found
WIN. THATCHER, senior.
Methodist Minister in ST George charge,
No. 80 North Fillb s,see,
JOHN D. THOMAS. n. D.. iss Races
y"HN :; FuREY, No loi sp,use.
JOHN GARD Jr LIS Arch st.
The aged and those who persist in wearing wigs may
raise iis virtues in the Estimation public whe. is
.hs three Of the above gners are more than 50 age,
Pron the Mayor.l
CohSoSwEALrH or Pn5sSsYIyAsiA,}
ROBERT WHARTON. Mayor sfihe said city Of Phils.
Messrs J. p ingIis John 5 Fures, ana Hugh McCurdy
gentlemen Of character and asty as such full ere.
d, should be given to the said certificate.
IN Wlnehs whereof have hereupo hasd and caused
us the seal OF the city 10 be saiAed this sixth day Of
ROBERT WHARTON. Mayor.
Pearl St, one door above Fulton st. jv22,5w.
HIS BRIrAsSic MAJEsTy's CoSsuLArEt
New York, llth May. 1851
II IN conformity with law passed by the LIZ sisisure Of
euate the powers and duties of Public Administrators
rogates relative 10 the properly effects " foreigners"
Notice hereby given that and pro-
perry and eheco all subjects Of His Majesty who may die
he way to- or IN this city nestat such property and effects
arriving IN this state placed under the this oce
Undersigned IN consequence thereof requests here
toioe sent To the pubic administrator may this oce
whcrr information the and effects ~ suectsa
ms Majesty shall al all times be furnished wtloai any
charge whatever.
The health officer and Others qusra1e respect.
where all expenses connected herewith win be paid.
uvI53,a~f
VANILLA CREAM CANDY NO better eyldence
wanting OF the excellence Of this article than that
several contectoncrs busy initiating H. and fstin4
their miserable counterfeit their genuine Be-
fore introduced the Vanilla these manufacturers never heard
OF the article and offered they are
SEEDING all over he country II Is only necessary
repeat what have and again
possession Of the genuine receipt
manufacture the Vanilla, make ascea
felt, and such the character Of Nil made bv me-
aui22w ". GREGORY l3l wulsm street,
II OOTs. AND SHOE s'TURE.-
A. MARVlN's, No 80 Spring street il the place where
people get The worth OF their money Boots and Sho His
large store hed nearly To with almost descrip
ton oil mems wonens and chIldrens slices
ilemens hne dress Boots from 10 20 ,ngs per pair
abundance a good he found in civ
sorment OF large and sla boys Boots cheap La
dies and ehdres Boots shoes and Slipper of every kind,
sre and quality IN comnon sold uncomopy nj No.
ljc Spring, between Wooster and and where
the public viii lose nothing by calling. aulfln'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18
B2Sss .a,ts Z. s sssT t sSHoek ESs

NEWTON have removed their school the CITY IN she
pleasant and doushng village of West Farms westcheser
They have selected ocses not only in consequence
proverbs health but Of it, proximity city, the ds
lance eyceedsg eleven miles The house ar.,r srv
and well adapted for such o institution
They prepared receive young Ladies boardes
scholars, and they their friends the
nothing shall be wanting their pau scra every a.
ctv OF instruction and Improvement their pupils
qualify them by liberal and accomplished cor the
respects Jle walks 81 life.
Tuition comprises complete English course ersdded TO
which taught the French Italian and Spanish angusres
Mpsis, Drawing, and Dancing II required
Highly respectable differences will be
rents or guardians application be made either personally
the village by letter directed the post oce West Farms
aui2im
VANILLA BEANs.-A maI case Of Vanilla Beans
' for sale cheap by ~ GREGORY, 1871 William u,
aul2d
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

weakness and pain in the side back and stomach de-
siy IN the back and oins from the effect Of fractures and dis
loo alton Of the bones, offered public
Of Franklin Conneccu long Distinguished mr. Bone Set
ting, willing 20 meet the wishes hat the
thousands suffering from pains and wssknesscs may avail
,hen.eve. q rsmcdy and dminsh TIE b. q physicsns-
has srsnges with Mr.. D. G. BAXTER Of New Lordon Conn,
70 msnuiscture his strengthening save sndsuppy Every city
.swn IN the United Sstes None genuine without the
Messr Prsu Ray, druggs ss Maiden lane, Wholesale
agents for the city YORK and for sale ny Of
respectable druggists pricr 2s eenss roll INST sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

RILLIARDS IMPROyED.-0entlemen wishing
10 play ablfiards, or purchase tables invited cali
HS or ~ Broadway sert deor above Wall street.
them Coffee Room, where hereare tables room and
try the patent Indian Rubber cushions, and conpo
sisn es,nented beds with iron eagle frames, and
bes as above will be found the largest best assortment
offered the public ssse who wish 10 pur
chase al short notice. they can be packed days
tce. -
~ B. Orders for any thing this ne with cash or good
reference, TO A. BAsSFoRD, 26 Broadway, will receive
-io,g
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

- 80 n EXCURSlON.-The Steamboat
Srr1S1 BOLIVAR, Captain Ward, will leave the
b. foot of Delaney street, at o'clock. on Sun
day morning and will touch for passengers the foot
Caharne street, hapast Fulton Ferry Brooklyn 10
foot Of Canal half past 10; and Whitehall II O'clock
and proceed down the Bay around Staten Island and stop
Ambey two hours for dinner.
Fare-50 cents for the Excursion.
aul8-2t~ SCRANTON. Pre- rieor.