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REFORM

We have learned. saws The Boston 4.
las, tn regard the Executive aud not IT,,
People as The source of Power: AID g
make the election ul President maUa
'nl altogether mo much importance
rue II Is. that II our President IS % ror
'Inue tie absolute autocrat uh,ch he z,
been t"r the IasI eight wears, his election
wa be ct recessiIy tn only point ol 20
Il''cal interest and action. But restors
,heir legitimate powers to- the co.or,liuaf
ntan'hes oi the Government: make tie
f'eS'dent. what Il was intended he
should be, the agent of executing. not tie
authority TO frame the laws; slrlp him as
you INA, oi his all-powrriuI patronage;
REFUGE him To his Constitutional capnCl'
Ties; and you can at once have or
gress, wIth no temptation 10 sacrGcs
the People for The Crown, and an Ike.
cui'se which cannot evade the will Of the
reop'e by the corruption OF The Peoples
Representative.
This Reform must begin in Congress
and let The People thunder al their e2'es
tlll Their duty to the people is PERFORMED
7"ngfess Is the Law-makmg Power.
II Is Infinitely more important to rei'm
""gress, aud through thai body IL u
ecuhVe'. han 10 make or unnake i'r'''
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The Baltimore Chronicle s.,.
ihr papers quotes. aIih strskrne. a.,
ness. In rrierrnfe n uhe sxls,,,.,, 's q
things. the reply If nr Ssns, "''
remnnsiraHre of tii Has srs,D,' a..
trim 81 hlsrdinR all as patient.
easss, and IL IA stages If All a',.'
- hsl,e'r." saId DR.. Sanersd,. :,
hate caTrisd he matter = llule =,
but you nins' hnss l haze Mr,,,,
upon the efficacy ni lhls prsr,,r. ,''
lure though every p.llenl We L.,s.,
dls by ~. W. must esauilnne hI,.d,.
the heneliI al my b"ok /" Ju., !.
tile Currency Takers. The, H..
"n, iron one stage of hasl,llu. =,
DATED States Bank 10 smother. ,'.,.'
seisled dawn IA the purpose Of So
hig 1he constitutional currency n ..
AID sliEer." and Ihey have uf,,,.r .
Try b""ks Ia prove that IN is p,.,.
i"r every Ill that man is heir d. "A
money way--and therefore. lhousl -.
~ patient should die. sui ll.r. rs. ~
li"Ue to bleed Tor the sake oI ,hs,r ,r..,,
aid che backs written 10 defence ,h.,.
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Accept llle assurances d nar high Coz
sideTsliOn ahd Fespeea. -#-t
To the Hsa. n. p Tsllmsdge, ..
Senator offhs q. States.
The dOciliiy with wharh lhe party
press Zoe the marx in obedience 10 this
order On the Tighf about. would be mat
ter NJ surprise we're II any olher party in
the aorld. The Glabe Teeanls with It's
accustomed hsrdiho0G. and boldly denies
IT, past opinions Take for instance The
following comprehensive denial thai there
has ever been al - Experiments"
- The ehimeTiral srheme ol an exrlu-
siEe metallic currency has neErr hern en-
lsrtsiard by the friends II the past or pre-
sent administration. nor has there been
the slightest attempt 10 Interfere uih the
credit system. The sentiment Ol Mr Tall
madgr On this point properly receives he
approval Oi hrs political brethren. A cur
renrv rNrlusirels metallic has never hern
pEOposr'l. nor advocated, el:iarr BY PFesI
dent Jackson. Mr. Van Kuren, Mr. Ben
ton. "r any nlher iriend nj rhe almn'sra-
ton high IN sHihnritA. ~ In tie rOuii-
denee al the ,lemaerarE."
The Albany Argus. N,YurkTlmes. and
other lesdins Van Buren, prints, fall into
the same confession ii ihs new faith. re-
houncinr the old enc wi'hnui a struggle.
The Riehm, MI H. qulrsr, is more wary.
AMI ssvs nothing. Inc letter signed ny
the seven hundred IS inserted IN that pa
per Under The head Il "a Iari.hRis Of The
day." aud with the passing remark. that
- 'ie signs If tie times indicate. Ii.at
ife m"n'iTy system Of the country ex-
eles much salieiiude and some diver
sI'y nf "pininn." There Is no hint of
hat the Editor lhir,ks Of the movement.
or at iis effects. and We cannot refrain
from wander that most decisive act II
the Tammany patty 81 New York should
be lrraied wl,h such indifference.
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saddle. Isa aFam9iinR Of horses "a,
heari slass hehlnd lhem! they L. a
osek-shey were pgrssed. They ESQ
essofed, - urging their mules % he sss
o. thsiF speed. . escape. boz shry Ger.
oseriaken. II vain lhe youth Attempted
Resistance: b. was disarmed. bnuna. AMI
" s;aie of dislEaii0a cOndnessd win IN.
Seaar's daughter back again 10 Burgos.
" ] shall give him his llle,' said ihs
Senar: "a but be shall see her married
before his isce.'
The pres Us snmm0ned-she bride.
grnam wasrealy. The Seniors daughter
Was led dro0Iaing iElo Ihe rnom. supper.
ed by two domesties. The priest pra.
ere'ied - he wasdirerled. bur no response
could enlTealies or threats induce the maid
10 give.
a" oil answer far her, said si.s Senor.
II is MURDER" shneksd the youth.
and seth a eanEulsiEe eifaFi Of his arms,
burst the cords BY which they we've con-
strained. and darling forwards. claspesI
the maidsa warmly 10 his brrasl: the
ms'slrn. reused BY the action. chung Wild
ly la him!
"SeParsie shsm,' Torilsraled the ST.
nor.
{" The attendants ehdesyored TO sbey
him, hui IN vain. The hands Of the pair
were elasped with the strong tenacious
hold that's sometimes taken in the agony
OF violent death.
Kill him. cried the Senior.
- FnrbeaFs commanded voice of thu
nder. a. The Guerilla strobe into the
room. " forbsar' lie is your nephea,
and am your elder brother"
The Guerilla-If such We nav call
him--hsd in hls youth fallen Desperately
in lave with the daughter Of a noble
family. She was destined 10 take the
veil She returned his passion, and dur.
ing her noylsiaie el0ped with him iron
her convent He carried her into the
mountains. and buried himself With her
there. They u ere sxeommunicated She
bore him son. and died shorty After
wards. To secure 10 that son restoration
IN his pairlnonial Possessions, the fatler
had stolen the Seniors daughter. whase
EEK. for various reasons. was carefully
G 1' ~ale.i TIL the LAST. The death If the
Sr""r's son. whom tie Guerilla had in
warn attempted 10 Rescue, and " no reveal
e. hls name 10 the Guerilla, aud penned
with his diving hand. fnr his father,
relation Of hat had happened, presents
eh an opportunity for Carrying min effect
The plan whleh the Guerilla had long
~ contemplation. He repaired TO Bur.
gos, confident Of security in The double
hold which he had upon the Senior. hen
he events which we have narrated in The
took place Encaurag-
ID BY the paper which the youth. upon
irrlving at Burgos. presented TO hun, he
lad repaired To Madrid, oblsined com.
'lf,e reimbursement iron the disabill.
~, under which he lay. and returned In |
inc 10 succour his son and his niece,
'ho that very morning were united.
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ianh.iy, hGi ms'.s sound and u,;s.
NJ - ny slhsF 60
Tie 80 a. soirt q s,,..,;.l.
4 sas disFegaraed-and fram -. -
> currency |. more snund ~ =
shsn that possessed by sny a.. Y
ry," " grsliiy he sleked 80, o.
ihe men ~ Washington, m s,. w
MS instituted. shirh h.s , -
making our ruTTeney "a he -.
ed BY any elsll'sed country" y
balfinaors fhrsD;,,.
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a 'r~e Story following story
Of" Lave and Prudence" first appeared
in n" New York iPa. r. cord,r. and The
tie fart Which il records occurtrd IN a
n''ghSorng cbuaiy. beyond the Susque.
han"a. Tie way this brsuiilul and
sprIghly heiress treated her fortune hunt.
ing lover. should he a caution to the
whole order:
Lore ant PTsdence.--A young gentle
man who was desirous Of entering The
holy safe at mslrimony. aud had turned
b.. attention 10 the guided beauties of the
dsy---se!ected al length. for particular adj
dres>. Young lady who was reported
rirh. ~ well m the mater Of g." lucre" as
IN mental and personal accomplishments.
HE ieit the fair one stealing over his sem
ses a - ~itching SPELL Upon his faculue.
But he wanted TO make assurance dou.
h'v sure, and leave no &" loop Wherein To
hing doubt touching he eOrldly pos
sessions "f his beloved Fame. it ts true,
has spoken her wealthy---but fame has
cruel fashion of exaggerstion in these
matters. In word, If the ruth must be
tOld, our lover was not so madly in love.
but he was able. TO preserve some "me.
sh"d" in 1t. And before the glorious pas
sion had reached its crisis, he had The
singular prudence To examine records
and to Obtain an exact knowledge of the
wealth Of his charmer! How happy AZ
h. Ia find that her estate was clesr; and
for once even more valuable ,ian rumor
had proclaimed il,
Flyiny lb~s on the wings of love. tn
n, I-rKIng Of his fair one...,, good 50,
pf'ase he declared his affection lor her
-'-'nade tender Of hear, aud ha,d.
ah1 h's"nghI her To smile upon h,s mas.
s''9 and make him happy. Bun tn.
''fia erlng tale" of hope was mo, real
"a The star Of "ur happy fortune |
hao' alas! not yet cast its SILVER above tbs
h'''s"D! By some means, it harnenadl
he Young lady had been apDrized Of N,
overs curiosity; and ~ the mids, nf
ie-csHt upon The flames and dar,. ,ad
|uPId, she very composedIy drew fom
he' reiieuIe small piece Of none. and
p'''""hIng him made his reply" Al
. '"gh l may not prof bv Your yer, IA.
'onraoie sentiments towards me- siilp
al 30" mink NJ sour beIag a tu,.s.r On
b. account A. y'n haze been a, Inc
: - 'ise oi a search must b. all,s.d
, replace The amount 81 eAyeud, 4 " M
~ lug she put an eight penny nece ~
- l1ver's hand, and he---w~r HE
isy. 9
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TOUT FrII0W I IIlIzpn,
WV. \. GRAHAM.
Juy 2sh 1887

won Y y r. IT, 2 nCer
Change Of Docfrine.-The metallic
currency. which has been lnr wear n,
~" the "ar-cry Of the reignrng parry,
has suddenly been abandoned. The fol.
lowing letter was published IN the n. Y
Tunes few DAYS since. signed by IN.
wards If seUen hmn fred Of The m,-, rs
sPfrtable of the Van Buren, party. Ne.
yer was there more complete backing
on than his. by winch the experiment IS
blown sky high:
New York. Jn'y 4, 1887
otr: We. The undersigned, members of
the Democratic republican party, IN the
cry OF New York, have seen, with pride
aud pleasure, Your letter to the editor If
The Albany Argus, of the sixth of June
last.
we Consider it due to yon. and more
especially to our beloved country. tina,
We should express our entire APPRECIATION
OF The sentiments so laudabIy pu, forth in
Your letter. Your words are: al am in
favor OF we'll regulated credit system.
ana opposed To the chImericaI scheme Of
a" exclusive metallic currency. Preserve
an" regulate. but not destroy. The cre-
u" system Is the distinguishing feature be-
tween despolism andiibe.ty."
In these high and patriotic views we
near''I' concur. and assure you that we
oe'eVe them to be The sentiments of The
great mJority Of The Republican party;,and
We cordially tender To you our unanimous
support IN the proper efforts 10 sustain
mi establish these principles in ne IT,.
ststa'"re ofthis great and enterprising
nation.
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A jest is M Argument, aud loud laugh
Ter no demonslratIon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24

20 stopped after IL bales knocked on The follow
ing were the transactions today by auctios;-
By Honan Co.-Cargoss of the Lesru and Perseverance,
from Maagai5o jars grapes S. 275 kegs do -. ash 100
boxes NJ rasins SAGE ass 1000 boxes do. 81 IS ls4
$50 half boxes NJ r. Co. $25 L26 100 quarter do do 7ec
EGO kegs rans IS ST. $50 half do grapes ISL 81 So bales
soft shelled almonds ~ 2ie BY Minurn Co-tems two,
and four hhds Kentucky tobacco Gle
average $a8s; ~ bales 81 Domingo l2c s. ).
RICHMOND, Nov 20-Flour-eountry, few sales AT - IS
Wheat S2G5 2l0in demand Tobacco, in demand for
prices.
BALTIMORE Nov 2l--Flour. So 25 10; rye -four, $3.50
Grain Wheat So 10 ala; Gers 98 l00c fsv yellow and
95 9sc for white Md. Rye, SLIP LIS oats So SIC
whishey, 81 a 42c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24

CLEARED.
Ships Emperor, Keeer, West coast Of Africa st. Ander
Harvey Liverp .o r. Kermi Poland. Anthony Havre, VIM
Viii lock, Jr. Brig Fanny Cot Baker Georgetown, s. G.
Schrs Shakespeare. Timer, New Orleans, r. Nelson; Lady
Washington Swain, st. Marks via Key West w. w. Prat
Pequot, Baker Boston.
ARRIVED.
Brig Pensacola Mitchell Of Portland, from Havana, via
Beaufort, N. c.. 6 days, with molasses to order.
Schr Atlas, Curtis, Washington NJ c., days, with ndze
TO master.
schr Grenye. Daraen Washington, N. c., days. with
schr Thaddeus, walpole Norfolk, days, with mdze to
Sturgess Chairman.
Below ship.
The ST. ASdrec Thompson, for Liverpool, the Poland
An hony Have, viii sail tomorrow, friday o'cock
The Mode bur,hen has been recently
by the Maryland Colonization Society, and receiving
cargo for the Colony Cape Palmaas expected she
will sail Monday from Baltimore with
100 emigrants
The abigail 4 Eliza Trim from Camden Me- bound for
distress loss Of fore yard jill boom, bsom
square SAIL flying ib camboose,
house, bulwarks both Sides bnnace and part the
load -
Nov 20h 81 49, Ion 1885 Marine, OF Boston, from New
York, for Liberia-bv the Pensacola at this port.
FOREIGN FORTS.
DEMARARA, Nov 3-Margaret Ann: New York, soon.
UNITED STATES PORTS
THoMAsros Nov s-Ar. Elcy, WALL New York
New HAVEN, Nov 2l--Ar. Heroine, Thompson, New
York.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 22-Cpd r. T. Slack, Buckbee, New
BALTIMORE, Nov 2a-Crd. Col Crockett, Jordon, New
RICHMOND Nov 2i.-Ar. Chesterfield Lee, New York;
WIN. Rowett Smith, do-2oth, SID, Tuscarora, Bell, New
WIi.MrNcroN, ~ c., Nov l6-Ar. Regulus Mills New
York-cpd, Eliza jane Shoemaker do; $. l. Souihard
Sharp, do.
Angela, Tus Boston; Lawrence, Hull New York-sld. Cor
dra, Sherwood dol Sun, Brown, do.cpd, Cabot Sumner
DARIEN. Nov. l4-Cpd, Premium, Carlow. New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24
state OF Trade.

THURSDAY EvEsise. Nov. a.
Tire weather today again COLI which has started pro-
duce nerchaas They up and msvng-daily expecting
hear the Of the canals Two cargoes Of Ma
aga fruit declared oisy-poron Of each sold J.;
they dragged heaviybox raisios lower than
been previously accepted. The Kentucky tobacco
offered today Of Inferior quality The OF st. Denim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24

C00 00O PICKLEs-Large sire, selected tor
I,ZVV,UUV grocers small size Tor the sou,hrr, mar.
net bright Kegs Of and ~ gallons up superior
style and for sale by y n. wELLsle4 Water ST.
olf3m' next door 10 Holrs Hotel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24

MATHEMATICIAN sTRUMENTs-Jus i'm
w ported and for sale, wholesale retail WOODS Tool
store No Chambers Of Chatham large assor.
10 $50
". Fer ssle-King's Turning Lathes-Dsans Parallel
Vces-wrh the usual assortment Of mechanics tools FIRST
rate quality oao.ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24

On Thursday, Esd inst. Thomas Doran.
Funeral this O'clock from No. 80 Mulberry
On Wednesday, 22i inst Hannah IL weamanwfe Of Jacob
vandervoor,, aged % years.
The friends and acqnantances of the family requested to
attend the funeral this afternoon O'Clock, from No. ~
Sullivan street.
On Wednesday 22d insi Richard Alscn the 35h year
OF his age.
On Wednesday, ed int David Jaco, in the 6sh year ei
his age
The friends OF the family invited attend the funeral
this afternoon half o'clock, from the house OF Geo.
Brooks. 3!8 Greenwich street.
On Wednesday 2d inst Sarah, wife OF Daniel Abbot Sen
in the 68,h year of her
On Wednesday, 22d nsL Charles Brugere ESQ., in the esd
year of his age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24

MECHANICS EXCHANGE COMPANIES
Nl BANK AGENCY ANb DISCOUNT OFFICE, No.
~ Wast New York-The Company having taken the bank
ing house OF Messrs - M. Allen Co their services
buying selling dseounlng and collecting notes and drafts IN
most Of the states, favorable and In
ling gold and silver and bank The
plan which this institution have taken giving ample security
into the hands Of dnterested gentlemen of reputation
WORTH have gained for the undoubted condenceso
nafh 70 that their checks drafts the different banks
same rates the bills Of the banks whish they
nil 3m4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24

SwAIr BANK NOTEs.-si.e 81 rs. Si.5o, 81 Is. n
- o. ~ ~ Incorporated banks FIRST standing
IN New Engs-d, conssstly hand the Strangers NJ.
change Oce "a Wall street for city safety Fund notes a
par Gold silver and bark notes b.urh on the best
terms, and all Minds oVanh notes examined gratis with
pleasure n2ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

-SILvER-SILVEH.
~ Small such shiings. ssxDences. ten and hve
pieces will be given IN exchange for aaves
ter dollars Apply al the desk efhis Office. ma ID
IL THE person who left pocket book containing money
and papers the desk OF this Office few DAYS since,
have The returned, the has called
applic alton been made for the same. n2i3t
Something uncommonIy Fine!!
III MR.. EDITOR-Ihave received small lot OF Oysters
that be called truly excellent They uDcommony
fine that take this opportunity Of prasng Them
shonld feel guilty Of undertaking tser excellence They
frosi new he'd, and can be had only At
D241te&ms DOWNING'S, Broad St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24
VISITING CARDS ENGRAVED ron ga
IN pTERCy, SPIRIT LAMP MAKER. No 2to pl,i.

II PERCY, SPIRIT LAMP MAKER, No. $40 Diyis
H. ion lone door frt Clntonl w. returns his thanks
TO the public for ihe pairoaage since commencing the above
business and hopes by strict attention, and
ledge business obtain continuance of their favo lie
would also call their attention 10 his Rejecting lamps. which
ar superior 10 yet offered
lie would likewise request those who have used the
above lamps call Mt his judge themselves
superiority Of this lights ts half the cxpene)
light used. Store lamfsfi.
Persosa attendance those who fitting M stores ar
biad tables, any other establishment where brilliant
light wanted r. feels confident he has lamps suitable
foe establishment IN the city lie reminds
his srd friends that s Spirits delivered by him
signed each side board In black and white
letters III. Percy, Spirit Lamp, go Division ST.
~ b. His wagon wi call on customers regularly
al charge.
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MA RR n
DIED.

On Wednesday, 22d last by the Rev. c. F. Leever, Reu
ben 7. Johnson TO Lelelha a. Beatty all Of this city,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24

MORNING HEHALD.-sHIP -EWs.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. %, 10 O'CLOCK, r. M
PACKETS TO ARRIVE
ACKNOWLEDGMENT America Hoxe, Oct. 10.
Roscoe, Delano, Oct "a.
Harre -. Suy, Lines, Oct l6
Utica, Pell, Oct 81
Londsn-S- James, Sehor; Oct %
Montreal, GriAng Nov /
PACKETS TO SAIL.
Eipe7pos.-St. Andrew, Harvey, Nov "a
Cambridge, Bursley, Dec.
Shakespeare, Collins, Dec
Hrwe---.Po Poland. Anthony, Nov. "A
Baltimore Funk, Dec
Loadon.-Ortar io, lIntileson Dec
Toronto, Griswold, Dec 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24

VANILLA BEANS.-A small case just received and
for sale by RUSHTON ASPiNwALL.
OF Jim Ma. So William NJ.
SULPHATE OF QUIN LNE-wsrrsnted perrecu,
~ pure.
snphate and Acetate Of Morphne-warrant.d pure-ias
yalS
Juube Psste-Frepch-Erstg uatyin Is 10. boxes
White Wax-500 lss suitable fer retail.
SWANS Panscca-st prices
English directions
Medicine Chesis-for ships families.
White skins-French-or pasiers, Sc.a large
Tonic Mixure-warrarted cure fer the and agur.
Soda and Seiditz Powdersby The dozen together
with large assortment OF Drugs, Chemicals and Fancy
Giles, for sale wholesale and retail, by
RUSHTON AsPINwALL
o2l-3ms william street
CHEAP CARPET AND FLOOR CLOTH
~ WAREHOUSE, Nos ISL and $50 Chatham street,
site Mulherry.The subscribers offer for
extensive assortment Of kddermnser Carpeng Ingraa
carpets from A. lis per yard Also large OF
Tuiod Rugs from IS 70 TO- English foorc-s drugges
BILE, piano and sand door mats &c. all reduced
prices for cash. REEVE x SHERWOOD.
nI0mf
VISITING CARDS ENGRAVED FOR ST.
Engraved Cards printed nj few hours notice IN the most
approved and fashionable style the finest enameed cards.
y. NEALE, Engravrr,
No. 6 John street, Broadway
n T. No linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24

Lay i'm n supply before Navigation closes.
R-wINTER-Importsnt to Iiouseheepers
w and al who are ~ favar 81 economy In these hard times
ROCKWELL co. have hand, and r. eivng week
~, the best quality OF hardwood Charcoal
eusiyely from beach birch and maple timber and put up
boxes containing eight barrels each certified by the Insec
Of Charcoal for the city, and DE- vered any without
charge for carriage box Is osna experiment. 10
burn third longer than pine coal
sample OF the above coal csa be seen No Franklin
Square where information will be given. and received
the prices nearly
coal becomes great object for those using the article
call and exanineit nl7-2ws
'VHE LADl Es are respectfully Invited To call and
anime the subscribers stock Of Lynx, Genet and Squirrel
capes pcerines mu boas neck ties and down
ming Abo complete or ladies' and misses
yer bonnes every variety Of shape and color made
FUR bodies warranted mpervious His bonpes have
taken The premium 10th the Fairs Cor successive years
Gensmen are informed that they will find always hand
medism and short beaver silk hats oh eaie fashions
Ass eter Seal and other fur Of every ETY. Youths
and chldrens bats fur and cloth All the aSove goods
VIII be sold on the reasonable wholesale re-
tail SYLVESTER TBTTIF
NO xos chatham square, near the Bowery "a 3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24

ia TO LIFETIME dwelling part Of the house corner
A Of Grand and Sheriff streets the head Of East Bread
->- way, Ia. East River. Enquire Of NJ. Lynch,
p Cedar street. from A. NJ till NJ and in the evening
the premises. n24lws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24

u ILLIARDs-SPRING STEEL CUSHiONs-To
- use The words Of the Mechanics Institute they
A. BASSFORD Diploma for a fashioned Cushion a We
great Improvement uced that the hit
below their centres we'll under the cushion
out the table Players and purchasers invited to try
them OF 2s Broadway, entrance joins the Museum through
Tenapin Lunch. under Sunday Morning News Office No
Ann sat % Broadway Wall called Southern Cof
fee Room six fine tables making in all seyeaeen up ready
for trial
CHESS ROOM just added concern, where FER.
sons are IN attendance to teach those who wih learn
or improve themselves Billiards " private lessons
N. b. Every article In he trade for sale Mo 9u,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24

rr PIE subscribers since the year 1884. have aimed
furnishing the public with elegant and substantial
Hat Of the most graceful form at the aoisng
prize OF ~ They say that their efforts have
heen with triumphant Tie Hats manuf
ured by them during the last three moah in beauty
and finish any herstoore offered, and stand prcemnent
among those higher prices by the fashion able part
the community.
They have just completed their scmens sell plain
Caster Hat for $780, which in point 81 style and finish
sf form and general will compare with
Of the highest prices All sales for cash. and deviation in
price.
BROWN co.
His-Sm. liza Chatham square cor. Mott a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24

NO DIVISION STREET.-Tbe time is not far
oh wien Levons Hunters Red Drop will supesede the
of every thing that known for the venerea
wstandDg unprnciped scoundres trying
popularity but MS no people easily deceived
particularly when three those
week by that have they heard
read Of II you wish TO further expense get
first warranted 10 effect prompt end safe cure
returned See that bottle has the written signature Of
Uriah Levoa Of whom be obtaeed privately and con
fdenaly, at Division Also Hanover street. Boston,
20 North sixth street. Philadelphia; So Hamilton Abany
and in New Orleans n24imt'