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The herald., 1837-04-04
And sings b.foFe the gate of heaven.

BELzEBus rersus SATAN.-The Journal of Com
merce calls the Sun villains for publishing report
on Saturday that several Of the Connecticut banks
had stopped payment among others some near New
Haven.
The Journal of Commerce is not thus sensitive "on
compulsion." The managers Of that journal great
land and lot spectators in Connecticut and probably
arr in banks also. When they talk about the public
good and pabic confidence they their own inter-
est By law ofthis State all foreign bank notes of
certain denomination are prohibited from circulation
here Is it "vllany to carry our own laws into effect
and refuse all the ebank paper Of other states II
So we will have a touch at such "villany" and do
hereby request and bcseech all good people to refuse
every east ern bank BILL Of any denomina ton-stick
to New York and Safety Fund money. Of that we
know somehng-but what do we know Of the con-
dition of any other banks at distance?
GREAT LITERARY FEsTivAL-We are preparing
brilliant account of this festival The booksellers Of
New York have immortased themselves. 1t appears
that they no, only got up splendid festival to regalc
the Hterai of New York, but the committee of invita-
tons, after long debate, accomplished the glorious
victory of rejecting proposition 10 invite James Cor
don Bennett who passes himself off for an editor,
wit author, philosopher, poet, historian metaphysl-
clan, entirely on his own hook, without any aid or
assistance from literary pufery orntrigue. II svery
doubtful, we learn whether Bennett would have at
teaded any dinner for he generally prefers solitary
chicken and bottle of London porter, TO the best
turn out in town-but that ought not to diminish the
magnitude of the great victory and awful quantity of
glory achieved by the booksellers and newspaper
pufers over such rascal who has the impudence to
81 81. 81 .l.x..t nl,,
leave. Particulars in day or two.
The herald., 1837-04-04

not known neTe-Iny reputduon Will sulleT-Wlll SUI
fer morally from gong the loce-foco order OF things
"a sensible remark ths) I'm assistant door keeper at
the House OF Assembly in Albany am indeed sirs
nice place-yery-and my name was the third slrs
Il say the third the lists of signers who
pressed their sense of the outrage committed by the
House on Misers Slam and Jaques your representa-
tives-(Cres OF bravo). Srs, this kindness overpow
ers -quite-Were in the midst of pressure-a
great pressurc-every body's pressed-even Stephen
Van Ransaeer at Albany pressed moneys dread
ful scarce-Tve got no money, (a laugh) Of US
here nave got any money-la loud laugh nobodys
got any money, Icrics of yes the Banks True sirs,
very true sirs, but we mean to pull them all dewn and
then therel II be money nowhere. shout oil
laughter followed this sentence and Cicero con-
cuded his haranguc.
Mr. Jaques now rose and sad-the loco-focos
were like the day before them in the early part y
was dark and gloomy, but now the sun had broken
ou in meridian spendor so wosld II be with the loco
foeos-and -.
When am mayor as mayer I will be,
There shall be no paper money, III rnd L.
| will make II fel.ny TO urnk smah peer'
Jaques for Mayor huzza! huzza!
Thanh vou rood pcople-sbouId be elected
w. n drs. the commonwealth, turn II, and
p,,t n new nap uI IT," lGreat cheenngl
Alexander Ming was now called for, and after Some
d.,av no appeared before the expectant ocofocos-
His speech, however, was very brief and contained
,o,hpp of importance AT it's conclusion he strongly
recommended Moss Jacques to their good opinion as
very proper man for Mayor Of the city.
Mr.. Seth Luther then made few remarks, and the
meeting dispersed in very quiet and orderly man
ner.
Who is benefited by these proceedingsl Cronley
and other tavern keepers opposite the Park
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

MONDAY EvESfNe Nov. IL.
te marhet is dull 10 fair. We hear OF Transactions in old
conner al lsI lie There cargo Of Turks Island salt in
market which held 4ec No transactions in Liverpool
have of late under notice Freghts continue as
ported by Saturday Auction sales now very limited
ouurv merchants are returning The fast closing
In enc month navigation will entirely cut us from the nte
worth. n adieu 10 business until next spring.
Sales nj the Auction Mario00s Havana segars sloleqr
casks ary Malaga wne Sc23 bales ST Do singo Tobacco
n oc-lS5 pieces Russia duck, $6.5o 7i-tums casa
PM pELrnrA, Nov 1.-THE Americ IN cotton goods mar
Net IL steady old copper. 10 49,; eahing &c Coon
stock gh-prce, have rather mproved-saes at u aosc
Der hid $l25o 22-bbs 506t Shy. Buck wheat meal
IL Der hh New Malaga raisins 8257t 26o h bx
10 ri 3J or do Prime wheat 90 2ej; OseSsa
80 a 1855 German i.70a 90 Lead pig &C. North County
Turpentine Tar 2t2i 275 Spirits Of Tarpeniine 55c
change in beef pork or bacon Curacao SAT- 5Sc Liver
pool salt Il OF Ahtons) i2l Ashtons 25 Notkng
remark In the market TobaccoThe comprise IS
hhds Virginia at Tn ~ cents and some small parcels Of Mary
land Al ca oI Upwards Of 200 bales Cuba nj e ~
cents per h. ~oo-rhe market has ecome animated
and the fair extent About 10 TO 5000 pounds OF
been soI prime fleece at aboat 4 No 42
and so cents pound cash. large ot OF south
American sold at Is cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14
Cattle Market.
Bur LIS HEAD, Mon

HEAD, MONDAY,
The supply buocks in this days market shorter than
usual there being only about whch fully maintained last
weeks prces-2o0 Of them from Pennsylvania and The
rest They of fair quali;yal sold and
brought Sc to 80 the 100 pounds-average $3.50
OF cows calves there 40 from Pennsylvania and
New ey They in good condition, and brought from
$50 to S5 Owing the late arrival Of considerable portion
or them about 20 remained unsod.
The supply sheep and lambs unusually large there
being 45oO principally from the counties in this state Osly
300 were left unsod the remainder brought the following Pr
css,-sbeep from iss to 32 lambs from es TO 49,. EACH
ay was Cd Is 6, and straw from Sla TO va per
G,vl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

AUCTION NOTICE.-Frcpch calf SKINS, morocco
N 6c Thurs lay " o'clock precisely at the Sales
r, No "a Ann $50 dezes eleg Preach calf skns i'm
nored makers from SUPERIOR article
Sale positive. MS Isl THohAS BELL Auc.
II, GIlv.E DER respectfully Informs bis friend. and
IL. Tie public that he ha. taken the office No. William
street OF WALL where he iuepds tansacng III Stock
ana o. change Busiress in all It's branches
An orders the purchase and sale Of Socks, Bills Of Ey
.tsnve &C nili meet with lmnie slate attention.
gHncusrent money, gold ard silver and bsnk drafts bought
and sold ON the reasonable terms
suspended aal oher paper negotiated Dfafts coieced
,b,o,ch1, i, ia Tt,,o, nl4S'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

"A CAED.-TLe Ladies who formerly enpoyed
"A IN the Taoreses seamsresses c,othng establishment
$50 Broadway have opened the 95 street
door east OF Broadway where they prepared execute
az 9raers lo genleme rs nen ladies' fashionable dress
COAX making and wearing apparel OF description Aso
chirens clothing, caps stocks and repairing Pantaoons
and W us brought in will We made up aeatest man
ner ON the most reasonable and shortest
above. 'rr,' -
B-Ths appeal TO generous public j. in consequence
of decision OF the gentlemen The Taoresses-
and Seayresses Clothing Establishment that they could do
without The ladies ia the therefore they
on themselves 10 their and
spectfuly solicit share OF that patronage literally award.
ed 10 the in their former situations
SThe above will he every evening precise
~ nj O'CLOCK. Ms. II. A. RICH,
Mrs. NJ. LYMAN
o2f-im- Miss T. q CAM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14
o2f-inl-

MOTIFS STOVES-For Offices, bar rooms steam,osts
asd ships cabins banking rooms, pasrs, nurseries and
basensn rooms, stores halls dwelling lecture and
other public roems churches kc whck from their peculiar
construction require 10 be replenhed with but once IN
eut hos aud which vary in price rem IS SIS, and u
most which may be attached various formed plain orna-
Useful effect . - $50 ~
Also Dr. Noifs Patent Wood Cook Stove article Of nc
ksowedged superiority, will bake, roast fry and
broH ~ te same Tune ny the fire. for persona
up by the subscribers nj nm hours notice - -,
Stoves 10 be repaired orders 10 pu M old ones -.
registered as received and " u be- taken hand
IN turn. SrRATTON SEYMOUR
o5 dSns 90 No.. go.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

On Monday, 18th inst, by the Rev DR.. Lyel, Joseph r
wickham. Mary c., daughter OF Oliver H. Taylor, all Of
on sunday 2h inst by the RI Rev. Bishop Dubois, Oil
be c. Rice the firm Of Strong, Baagh Go 10 Caharne
daue her Of John Tonscle, MI Of this city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14
DIED.


On suadSy, I2tb Inst, John Moran, aged s. years
Al Brooklyn Sunday, l2th inst, wm H. Van Sisderen,
M. ID aged 20 years - IL
Hooker, Jr., of thus city, aged 20 ears .
Al PHILADELPHIA, the 3lst Oct, Mary wife Of James ~
Barker. ,.,.,, :. -, I,
the 24 year OF his age OF the late Capt John Henderson,
Al Troy on the 10Th Col Albert Pswlng il the ss,h
A, Mslfaxs N. s., Daniel ceIly, sged Ga years
WEEKLY REPORT OF iNTERMENTs, Ths Cry T.
reports death ~ 40 persons during the week end
ing on saturday. Nov H. vz-n mer 81 women slboys, 10
girls; total 10 ~, 49,,
tween q 10 between and 2bctween and TO- 3he-
tween 10 IA 20 and 30 W between 10 and w
between 20 and 5o between 80 and 60 between so snd
10 between 10 and go between 80 ana eo unknown J.
Apoplexy !; bleeding 4; Cholera lnantum i Consumr-
ton 10; CoHvulsions o. Or hives Debility Diarr-
Goea .; Drspsy 81 do head =, Dyscntery Erydpeas
Fever 90 biloas do r.mi,sn DO. puerpersl 2 DO.
els Il oe chest 2 do lungs TO- do ,brea, do on seh
A. Marasmus a Measles Old age Organic disease OF the
heart :; Rupture !; Suicide Il Teeh'ng Il Unknown 2
Whooping cough T. -, 60. :. = -
v,srd G; Germany q Scotland Unknown2
az the above there from the Aims House Bellevue,
A. from Bellevue Hospital Blackweis Lani City Hos
ptal 3, Colored persons, L. ux..,.,.,
City Inspectors Ofce, Nov. III, 1887
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14
NJ AMERICANS READ i,-oUTRAGEous

III AMERICANS READ THIS OUTRAGEOUS
IMPOSITION. where's we have been arrested under
himself . RoBEkT STEVENSON" an E~giisbmsn, who
has by ss T e 9s"n :.
pa. himself oaon the American people Republican -
e"sns H. . his a.
ul the Americans With such democratic brnty as appears
Will you support wretch like him. who has perjued himself
because we asked fo ourneysn Printers rights As be
has published statement IN the New Times which Is false
lie to give ,be truth the whole truth and nothing bu the
srah.s
We the IN ergned were engsgsa by this Stevenson TO
we're doe we asked for our money, and was told by this
hat he would pay until Monday and that fws
w. msS 10 ~o eS S the Se
who, Stevenson entered The ocee where we were atwok
rim. and said that W. h,d ENGAGED to e, The PAPER on, on
s""nss s Of ~ the
what had said and wished 10 know what to do
Mr. p. e S . Il . woad on" es' RaP.
we IN went to work agas; and - shor, lime att.
en and lad y. arrested and taken 70 he watesoas
sss as 1 f fSs Ssa @
safug hmse "thst such was not the case" dismiss n the
wished as sill, 10 continue get paper wbichw
did % Monday opag, stevet nd made oath tina,
S sss been s charger
charge that Se can We sef intend % e be
this infamous wretch for Perjury defamation Of charace
now stands with You to say whether You tolerate tbs base
and infamous wretch to eu You any longer.
Signed ALFRED =. WRIGHT,
ALEX A. wDONALn,
CHAnI.FS CALLAHAN,
nl4It, GEORGE HUEbAT.
4 AUGE SALE OF HORsEs--Thn day, n IIo.
bosep will be offered for sale the finest lot o. 6t rate and
well trained Horses offered Tor sale In this county
Having all been well raised ond nsed with they MI
in good cop0n and well broke for saddle draft and all
hcl ing the SECOND scti Of the Yoslngica Instute
The sale empory and aHoros opportunity 70 rur
chaser ~ fine hnrsae seldom " TO be with Terms
CO sh For particulars advertisement nlt-p
XNaNTED-A Carver In II ef@ctory, and IN make
w himself rally useul Also two sUys wait
tsble- ard assistant coot and do
None apply except those thai usders andhc hu
raess Apply at the basement, Nc. 40 waisI old IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14
V,HE sTUDY OF BOOK KEEPING-No.

y ~ NtdAI = MAI FFOnUWay.-C. e. MAWNFS CUU NE
OF INsTRUCTION-DurinV the course the student
brough before him than hundred different bussess
ssscons each 81 which subject remark conversation
and study The transactions and
bale, but regularly connected Incidents such woubd be
produced by The natural routine ofbusnesS
Thus ibecourse Of regular 81
practice, preparing the pupil for almost emergesey,by
anticipating The difficulties hat belong 10 the subject Yesr
pass hause before the dvers fed bust
which sinroduced he puph ~ weeks could
der hts notice.
proxpsriuses with terrls may be had the rocsn~
&C q MaRStl's WORKS.
stTIe SCIENCE az Doube Entry Book Keeping Smplifed-
s,snarJ Uark ln IT, fth edrr, 20a pages octave-e pa
This boob i ntrndl into the New York Public scbcos
nreGerenre N any other The subject
erbe AT of single Entry Boob Keeping improved by the
nc Ion Poet Raianrr l5o pages octsvo7S cts
ths pyod The defect whish heretofore
IN snglc entry L corrected"
- fgcturc ~. study ~ Beck Keeping, with Baiance
sheet pamphlet, ~ poPts l.nio rrict cens Cor
snge copy. II gopd Introduction doube.eriry book
kcepinr. oiseodln'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

,s JESSE cADY. Auctioreer.

N - mss JESSE CADY. Auctioneer
Day s past so @cnr 1 and i,s w;ss
susr sss ' S.,.s sssrr o. sas
ed 10 the Seuthere and H. with an goods
to, pan an as.srsel, 20 ni Of This Lad
1000 caas Birmingham and shesed Cutlery, of eseTy w.
a0ss dozen Collars and Bosoms
e'oo Neeaies' assor'edirem H. emmiag Germs,
seos gross Buttons Cost Vest Pearl TO deps
'as .,,S ~s ns vii be taken ~ pay neni.
priced Watches Guard Chains NC m2sIys
WM. MLOuGHLIN, Auctoneer.
ba; n At oc nua at as sS Ss
eas Or lands saa y dezsns scissors and
eye pe;e,sees steel and brass larresd pistols percuss,
~, Anttns needles, looks ard eyes SC &c
perionery French English lavender waier 81
a. invoice Of combs, buttons, cellars bosons boots
' wseh. ss'sss. s.
JOHN SNIEFEN Auetioneer
A UU w,lne IN NoTtCE-wil be sold Thursday, No
Machinery and Fixtures Tor salinet Printing and eosA
Printing Machines in complete order for one or two cl
topper shes-Engraved Shells patterns, good -
Rolling MachaesDouble Single Presses with appara
Press Papers, superior et OF Press Papers, Stoves
r r Boilers dr., oo blankets, and blanket frames
Capitalists and others will End opportunity invest.
a. the whoe VIII be sold the bideer present
owners are arranging 10 leave the city, For particulars apply
:. ne aueusb ROOM o30-2ws
NV YORK HORSE BAZAAR.
~ TOT lhe sale OF Horses, Vehicles NC Ike by commission
aI size daily and by public auction every "Wednesday
Weaher ''', 49, -
The proprietor takes this opportunity OF expres NO his ac
hhowedgnents 10 The patrons OF this establishment ior
hnst and the late firm OF Simpson Cowan very
hbera patronage bestowed Bazaar beus to
sure his friends and the public that manage
nen and that his whole attention shall be
MS Continuance
poved n'
Horses to hire ofuae best description the shortest
MS friends, and gentlemen introduced by them.
ozo o'a WN. COWAN. 81 Crosby 81.
NEW YORK TATrEw sALLs.-rhe regular
ouslc sales o. Horses, Carriages Hair Ac con,Y ma
T. tke place al tins well Kacwn establishment every Monday
al II o'ciocK. -S
Phc rext sale will commence Monday next 9th Nav
~ u O'Clock All Horses, Carriages nc inenaed Tor this
mps be and n oil Saturday
Nov. 18th, at 5o'ciock, p. M.
Is also necessary that early apple alton be made as
limited number Of horses only be uken and NO horses
catalogue. - -
~ B-An assortment Of eegaa slegh just received and
for sale by -
ossm' JOHN W. WATSON 4as Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

Hg. ,s.Nisl oi.N > For sale escbsnt c
~ large quantity OF p,nnies Apply at the desk q this
Once malt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

IL TIE proprietor Of sis well known establishment con.
tnues heretofore, To supply his customers with the dea-
OF up the best The quality
vand and his very moderate charges ~. evident from
the fering patronage which the public pleased daily
aw ard him s efforts shall they have heretofore been,
s continuance and 10 10 his bnuse that repu
tssn for exccence and communication, which " has 30
lony n time main aimed. nGlms H. SMEFNr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14
''iJeseph GDlstcs Celebrated Patent Elon-
gated Metallic PEN"

'tJeseph GiIistcs Celebrated Patent El0n.
gated Metallic Penn
kOsEFH GILLOTT begs To inform ps bis ths he
constantly receiving from his in BrmnC-
ham, regular supply OF his approved Metallic Pens
Inc 0pck on hand Offers the In the Unr
stas ana OF warranted good quaty-smongs may be
Patent Mngnum Bonum Commercial PEN.
Original Patent Pes
"Original Patent Ladies Penp
Eagle Pens"
Double Damascus Barrel =" Bunars. Peruvian sNsv
YORK Fountain azd Damascus Pensr put up variety
iss-.I: en- cards 81 one dozen EACH rosewood and a.
oata holders ~ boxes of one dozer each with holders
rocco cases shell boxes and morocco cards.
+" hibsa hvrrpout. and Pen and Evc-pont
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
FROM thr well mertrd celebrity NJ the ecxe
rcns asnustcd ythe whole mercantile community Europe
ee unued STATES several vrprtncpied makers have
yored impose nrsn the public by spurious imitation pur-
porting 10 be The original Joseph 1ieits PATENT which
arc utterly worthless, and entirely destitute o those qualities
rallied demandor the original pen every country where
is knewB! - 800
The public are hereby cautioned In b. ri . . guard
against these cory erl.its they he readily BY
their diminished appearance and by STYLE whrh
they are sent into The Market In their attempt impose upon
the unwary.
Each Of the genuine pen neatly min
ed wrapper descriptive OF the arucen con,sina
furher W guard against the fraud, tho pubic will
observe that The genuine pens bear ~ The narhs
always reading from the point Of the pen;
Joseph Joseph Jo<crh
cliout ssllotfs Glou
The above be had nj his Warehouse No. Brekmon
los. Pearl Xcvk ..foa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

rvNHE EAOtEs are respect uiiv Invited 70 call and Cx
anime the nbsorhsrs stock ~ Lynx Genet aud squirrel
pelernes mu boas meek ties and down Trim.
ming. Aso complete assortment OF ladies' and misses bea
Of every variety OF shape and color nude fine
fnr bodies warranted iTpervous lis honwes have
he premium both e Fairs or successive years.
Genecn nfoIned that liey will find always sn hand
rncdisu md Short beaver and k hats ofth fashions
Ass tcr seal ard oher ur cape 81 every variety Youths
ard chrrn1 hats far and Goth cnps an the above roo ~
will hc suid the rcasvuahle trrns we
TAFT SYLNE SrEN TErTIF.
No ToaChaLhatn SQUARE, near tho Rewefy "A. 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

VVNU TfAUIHr-MuH*, HUass tHTF'f
L kc.-C. WATSON, 154 Chatham e. has on hand e,,-
giant Of the above articles which he sord 20
sell very reduced prices and respectfully invites the asn
ladies who dessfou Of securing their personal com
fort through the conSg winter the least 10
stock ct Dressed Fur consisting every article the line
which I've confident viii he found unsurpassed IN the city
regards quality or cheapuess
Aso r coh velvet and fancy caps Of the latest sndmos
approved patterns
Ladies Furs altered and repaired, and every article In
the line made 10 order CHARLES WATSON,
oI7.Im. ltt Chatham q.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14
- PASSAGE FOH MOBTLE.-Fira

rfK PASSAGE FON MOBILE. Ship
.SppA The well known fast saiug splendid Packet Shin
R&1K carroll OF CARROLT0N, Captain Bird will
have immediate despatch for the shove port. In most
comfortable manner accommodate ied number OF second
cabin and eerAge very moderate prices Her
between decks being spacious and LOFTY
masd decided Preference Passengers ed
anime this ship before engaging by ether For further
particulars please apply Herman keenan, 81 South
door from Wall 81, or log Souh ~.
N. u. few cabin passengers can be accommodated.
"a Qn.s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

T'O THE FASHIONABLE COMMUNITY
u a CARD-F. WALLIS, having Completed The ar
rsngemen 70 the opening fashionable Hat Is
tsblhmeni, would Inform his friend. counmuntv
large that he IL now prepared offer for the III
those who honor him with \ visit article which he
fondy hopes will be .ound suited Tn their desires.
In appearing before the Pa
and provide this most essential article and
10 the various wants aad pscularites
proprietor not nsbc o the magnitude OF the userta
but with perfect confidence IN the
derived during cl practical
ri cation To tst psriic slar hranrh business
For the inisrmaes 81 those who him,
the proprietor would his decide del
strictly the Cosh Principal The facilities purchasing
the material or manufacturing. ertirey weud
leave to the judgement of deeeing public, pledgng him
self that pains shall wanting part In
secure the approx alton of his customers engaging
watehfn 20 anticipate their desires would solicit
candid unbiased inspection 81 the goods ~ his production
An assortment OF Canes Umbrellas Socks Gloves Brushes
Ar. constantly on hand n7.5mt WALLIS ITO broadway
DAPEh HAN6lNsss-DoNCoURTA sTAMMKRp
BEG cace respectfully to- call the
and the puhc generally the End elegant
goods Just received asd opening their No. So
Pearl street between Frankfort ,na Hague Cousu-
and dealers VIII find their
where else 10 be uetw aitos W their entire stock
II goods
sammers Of the shove FIRM scscraay known syth.
rrpcfnuon Of the Three FINGERED Paper Harger and Who
seedcss ~ ~ but Strangers stands unrvs~d The
mo paper hanging both for despatch win att
tend ~ persoE sr spracucabc 10 all the work which
BE- entrusted o blscare. mv9i On.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

IIAas WAgE.-At the wholesale Glass wareware
ueuse No Is Maiden lane, no found turbers, wines
aecantcrs and plain and glass generay plain and
fancy bottles peruer ars show .lasc &c cor coDfe
TONER'S lamps and plain; astrei shade and moons Aso
BOTTLES phias H. for druggists Of every color size and
deserrt GLASS made and cut 10 pattern Private
t,lsg0 cd IN der Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14
>. p. INGRAHAM, Auct.

,. 7. TNCKAHAM Auct
"A UCTlON MOTT & II-Assignees sale OF made IN Furs
- ny the single article or otherwse-S T.. INGRAHAM
VIII sell on "Wednesday 10 O'CLOCK the store No so
Maiden Laas by order Of the assignee bankrupt estate
the entire stock of Fu comprising large pee asso
men OF first articles selected trade among
winch are lynx genet siberian squirrel ermne sable and
cncbia nuns cap"s mantias, boas and operas together
WIN seal otter muskrat and coney caps and collars
squirrel and rabbit robes lynx, skins
an OF which VII sold without reserve for cash. The
81 purchasers OF all descriptions especially ladies' solicited
sale. - = nii.f,4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

MANHATTAg HOUSE.-The subscriber wosli re.
IvA specially give notice that he ready make
with single gentlemen families for board
the winter, the reasonable terms.
Club. and parties can be well accommodated with good
hot dinners, suppers &c nj the shors notice
Rooms viii be furnished for References and Court Martial
nll2ws JAMES RYAN IS DuanesL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

VISITING CARDS ENGRAVED FOR So
Engraved Cards printed few hours notice in the
and fashionable STYLE the finest enameed cards.
}. NEALE, Engraver,
No. John street, Broadway.
u Observe, No 9. Mo Inns