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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13
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Monday March ~, @

The beauty OF the spring weather has given an impulse 70
mems spirits more than their acts. The impression that
commercial affairs will improve increases although as yet we
can point more feelings and hopes than TO facts or real
events Today stocks rsceded-espeeiay o. Bank shares
and few tell Why unless out OF the belief that
Mr. Riddle means To thwar the intertess Of the banks
Specie now falling rapidly To-day was readily sold at
a. and some kinds low per cent The difference
slight beween paper and specie that practical resumption
is now existence This tendency In specie arises from the
constant arrival large quasues both here and New Or
leans calculated that during the present month ssooso
have reached New York and ether ports.
The circulation Of New York sasl bills 10 rapidly inereas
inp About Sloo issued by all banks On Fri
aay Leather Manuacture Bank alone, issued sIsoo
sd only redeemed s5e that the Leather MAJ
uacturers Banks has issued the most THIS has
singular fact few years ago, when small bills were sup
OF the the idea OF packing mp
large box with small bills observing at the time the say
nav come when they may useful Since that period those
cid bills In the boz have slowed away IN the vault usu
ago. the repeal OF the law they were soasn
forth, and put in circulation At once bright hs uen 0r
Leather beacs
The OF the charges made against the ph~ns
began today The evidence yin be ousd
In asother coumn The Ph9nx Dark hash the principal
dealer txehssge aid certain with fse
ties always TO excite their dlspeasurs.
We have letters from Mobile stating that the Uaited
States Bark active purchssern the cotton market The
cosusuanee Of this policy part the Bank creating
considerable hostility among the great body OF the merchants
II Mobile the prseipsl field OF these operations
From New Orleans have the iseressg Intelligence u
the veto Of Bash BL The srrssgemest Of their
ssansa affairs w therefore, begin de In New Orlcsn
he New York, there two currents of trade founded dit
s.r,nt asd opposite principles Imsense specie
constantly ,arrvag there from South America. These masses
o,r the nucsus based % IRE.
aesnsb,e paper post notes, &c.
s.,.s az the stock Exchange.
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TRULY WONDERFUL PHENOMENON
A exiraordinarx HORSE three without n

TRULY WONDERFUL PHENOMENON,
very extraordinary HORSE, three years old without
"A particle OF hair.
This extraordinary animal will be exhibited few days fo
the qualification of the curions between the of A. NJ
and r. NJ Sundays excepted for short period No. SO7
Broadway, few doors above Duane street.
This Horse the first known in tile world to which Ma
ure has denied the covering Of hair the
protection OF his species In addition which, he also pos.
many other pecuarss of appearance but with great
symmetry of form and his substantial points have by good
judges been pronounced unexceponabe His color is beau
lu bronze, with white marks. Perfectly docle
customed being handled he may be mnuely examined
by strangers without the slightest apprehension of danger
The spectacle this animal presents magnificent and pleas
ing and the feeling Of admiration excited In the behoder is
tending the contemplation of |" usus Nature"
Ambulance. % cents. j29 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

DANCING INTO A PITeHER.-The pupils Of Mr..
Charraud intend to present him with splendid silver
pitcher-no-we mean a silver caRdestck, TO light
his way to fame and futurity. A good idea.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

II The length of the proceedings before the Com
mttee of Investigation into the operations of the
Phenix Bank, and their importance, have crowded
out the proceedings of the Common Council yesterday
evening; and also of the Courts yesterday Nothing
of any consequence occurred, but the discharge OF
the Bambers by the Recorder, as he considered the
State law under which the Governor had ordered them
TO be surrendered, to be unconstitutional.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13
MARRIED..

On 10th inst by the Rev Mr.. McClehn, Mr. Thomas A.
Gerry, to Miss Catharine Ryer.
On the 9th nst by the Rev. Mr. Hagh Mr. Henry Burlng,
to Miss Charlotte w. Whsle.
At Baltimore, 9Th by the Rev. DR.. Wyatt, Mr.
John Antwerp, OF Ne York Miss Zoe Nasal Of Bal
limOre
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CARDS.


VISITING CARDS in plain writing the Italian and fancy
BANDS printed on the polished German Porcsla Card
be procured the Of Maiden lane and Broadway
sIouTS Engraving Establishment, where specimen book
may be
Also silver plated Door and Number plates, the plating
which uncommony thick the silver being expressly rolee
for the advertiser.
Merchants Commission Cards. executed with dstne<nes
and taste.
Letter Stamps, Consular and Nooria Seals engraved or
der.
Brass Door Plates, Knockers, he.
STOUT, corner OF Maiden lane
dSo-5mE and Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

ORRIs TOOTH PAsTE-A aew and .er,n, arv-
" Gle Tor the Teeth-The Orris Tooth Paste while bean
tnssthe removing ssd every appearance
tartar and giving them clear and Peary whenes also
heghens the color Of the lips ana gums and gives additional
beauty TO the essbk Of the mouth-by "a sSectng
properties greatly tends the teeth rom decay
and purify the brsahand also adds that peculiar and ira
grant sweetness the breath for which the orrs Root
Justly celebrated that article largely INTO the compo
sn otthe Orrs Tooth Paste giving to us name and
lay contributing TO that agreeable and fragrance which
TINS ree 80 preenineny possesses. To those who have
psruay for tooth wa the Orrs Tooth Paste viii be par
uSIy acceptable as II can readily be converted into
ana most excellent tooth wash by assevng piece Of
aoout se SIZE oil pea IN small quantity water which
De aene on he Instant The Ors Tooth Paste thus
all the adSanngeso tooth wash without the objections tal
can be brought against the in which article Of the
latter description must OF necessity ba upand equally
Tree From the many objections that applicable DOW.
ders from OF neatness ippenage the oe
The great number OF articles submitted 10 the
public for Improving the appearance Of the teeth and which
have SO generally proved unsatisfactory proprie
Of the Or rds Tooth Paste confident he
excellence and virtue, TO observe that should u anv
prove ineffective the money will be returned
Il can be had Of II. C. Hart, ITS Broadway; MS A C.
Cannons, No Aston House, Broadway; james II. HAD,
278 Broadway George G. Howe Co. l4s Chatham ST. John
Howe Dentist lO4 Grand street corner Of Mercer r. M.
Guion Bowery and Grand Henry Pike
sts and wholesale aad retail AL Grand between
Broadway aad Division 81. Price so cents Be careful To
botaia the paste d4S5mf
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Somebody has sent US most beautiful Autograph
of Celeste. Charming
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13
GENTLE M EMS
CAST OFF CLOTHIN BOU @ II 7
ana The full value given in cash. by
IEXEfT

H. LEVITT,
No. 220 Bleecker street, near Carnine street.
york
II Knowing persons who make n great pun
their advertisements for Of Clothing, and who in many
cases not give the full value for the H. L. will
sure those Gentlemen who may have such articles by the
and who send for him, of their receiving the very
most value in cash for every article.
N. b. line through the post office otherwise, the
above address. will nth due attention. 6-Smh
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Observation-Disclosures SHOES

" TO RICHARDS ITO RICHARDS ECONOMY
Is WEALTH More than $4,000 pairs Of Richards superior
modern make OF elegant durable and fashionable Boots
geneens Dress 81 Is ~ SO the pair retail Also
pairs ofh elegant and double calf skin Water Preof
Boots The reputation otthese Boots well known
further useless only the price, which is reduced "a
pair retail Also 5000 pairs superior fine calf skin Boots for
gentenens winter dress, made in the modern STYLE
warranted at s. to $3.50 the pair large and splendid
Of boys Boots large and splendid Of
ladies' Slippers French ties urred and injured Busks Cal
Boots, slips, &c &c cheap cheaper cheapest
All kinds Misses and chdrens Boots and shoes selling off
prices wi lie better qualities
In this city. Apply
RICHARDS, Nos 1913, 1872 or 234 Canal st.
the oldest boss on the block, and the largest and
tar the best assortment OF Roots and Shoes in
the city, Is per cheaper than
N g. DON'T mistake the numbers doors, listen
calls have done and thought buying my
Boots No. 228 the oldest z34 Canal ST.
the two to Greenwich ST. and they are each
we'll filled with and Glenn looking goods You can't m-
take Them At f7-lms RJCHARDS.
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state 90 Trade.

norp,v Evsrp We, NsRss n
n..u~~, h,. hee, animated to-day Cor the tho week
Sales have ksn ace fsr sApoen' " se pnse sa'
ted % Saturday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

AZ A beautiful description of the Broadway House
Ball. in the lower end of Broadway is received and
will appear as soon as possible Some of the ladies
were extremely beautiful.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

ORPHAN ASYLUM, PRINCE STREET.
~ The Treasurer OF this Institution thank fully acknowledges
the receipt of one hundred dollars from White ESQ
through Mr. John OBryan
JOHN B. LASALA, Treasurer
b. The public is respectfully informed that there
present in this Asylum nearly hundred orphan children
depending entirely on the generosity of fellow
Those no charaby disposed aid the support
Of this truly valuable and meroous institution earnestly
invited to send their mite either the Rev Catholic Clergy
10 the Managers or TO the Sisters OF Charity at the Asylum
corner OF Prince ard Mott ST. ms IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13
A nauseIn eIiss.
TINS EVENING, viii be

IDA0T7 TTTEATKE.--THisE EVENING, win be
i n~rcrmed.
THE LOVE CHASE-Sr william Fondlove, Mr.. Pacide-
Wldrake, Mr.. Richings-Constance, MRS Shaw-Widow
Green, Mrs. Wheatey-Lydia Mrs Richardson
To conclude with
LA BAYADERE-The Unknown, Mr. Jenes-Olour, Mr.
Rchings-Zeoe, Madame Lecomte-Fama, Mrs Checkeni
-Ninka Miss Verify.
IT Doors open Vt att O'Clock
Boxes Sl-Pit 50 ceHts-Galery 20 cents.
National. THE TRE-Late Haltsn Opera
y House.-MR WALLACk, Lessee.-IHiS hNhNiN0
will be performed, - - -.
BRUTUS-Lucius tJunius Boutus Mr. Hamhin-Iarquina,
Miss e. wheatey-Tullia, Mrs. w. Soften Lucren, Mrs.
Rogers 40 :, -
70 conclude with
THE OLD ENGLISH GENLEMAN-Squire Broadands
Mr.. H. Wallack-Fanny Mrs, w. s. iton.
Doors open at 6t-Perormance begin at Boxes, ST. Pit
SO cents. Gallery IS cents
POLLO-4l0 Broad,pay, near Canal street.-The pub
"A lie isrespectnllv informed this establishment
opened, and THIS EVENING will be performed
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
To conclude with - $780, -
The new grand Nautical Ballet entitled THE PUPIL OF
NATURE-Idia the Pupil OF Nature-Wison, the Commo-
dore-Corwlh Captain of the Navy-Cford. an Officer of
the Navy.
Doors open nj 6A-pertormance toconmence att o'clock.
Tickets he had from 10 A. NJ to r. M
al the Office the Apollo, where he secured
Prices admission throughout the house so cenchdren
g cents.
dg.Sm~
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NATIONAL THRATRE

CAHD.-Mk HAMBLIN, RESPECTFULLY announces z
n his Friends and the Public in general that his BENEFIT
will take place MONDAY next March i2th which oc
cason will he acted, Shakspeare Tragedy OF Macbeth witt
of he
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

Mr. Sibley said he farmer, and his Two COZ
leagues were lawyers. II questions are put lsc an
swers should be gwen, one way or the othoi oitne
belief dsbeiefhe should not Ike 10 STAND De!o'c
the public as permitting questions to be answered IN
roundabout way, and when the question - put III
more explicit way to overdue IL,
The Chairman slated that ne should not permit any
more belief to be given in answer
The Commissioners ADJOURNED tiil ~ ocioon w
morrow Uhs) moraing
THE GaEAr MORAL AND SLAM BANG MEETING
NJ TUE PARK-Ye sterday afternoon, at O'clock
upwards of two thousand fve hundred, ana about
seventy nine persons and three quarters respectable
individuals (among whom we noticed the Sheriff and
several Aldermen on the summit of the colonnade of
the City HalD assembled TO bear their testimony to
the feelings of adherence excited by the late barbar-
Gus murder Of the Hon. Jonathan Cllley, Representa-
tive in Congress for the State of Maine, at Washing
ton Al the foot of the steps of the City Hail. chairs,
benches and table were placed, under placard on
which was inscribed Rights of the People, Rights of
their Representatives"
Mr. George Wilson, the Counsellor was called to
the Chair and Mr.. Alexander Ming proposed sundry
gentlemen for Vice and Assistant Presidents.
Mr.. Wilson addressed the meeting with much fer
vor This wasnot primary assemblage fer the good
of the people. The demon of unha!lowed custom had
imbrued its hands in the blood of representative OF
the country. The only party he knew OF or recog-
nzed the party of the country; and 1t had wept
at the grave of Hamilton the tomb Of Decatur, and
was now called to mourn over the still gaping wound
of Cilley. Mr.. Wilson noticed some OF the singular
customs of different heahen and savage countries
but the most extraordinary custom in Christian
country, is that of the duel.
The Rev Barnabas Bates-who has returned from
religious duties at Navy Island-moved the resolu-
tons, which ne prefaced with some touching and
pious observations, which will be found in the holy
Journal Of Commerce this morning
The resolutions put, and carried unanimously.
Mr. Alex. Ming was then called for, and addressed
the meeting with much effect After which, it adj
journed.
Meetings are all humbugs. Moral sentiment on
moral doings couple of respectable loafers quar-
relied on the seventh cause" and thrashed each 9TH
ers Jackets before zoo moral spectators. We're sick
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

SPROVED Notwithstanding 10 reduce present stock
offer for sale the finest selection Of Cutlery every i'm
ported into the Uated States consisting Shams
SelfTip Buck and Stag Tables and Carvers to-
match the package or from the shelves Ivory Table
lery with without Forks Carves and Slces match do
in mahogany ease Rodgers, Crooks and wasenhones
Scissors and small Cutlery, large small Cutlery
O. common makers In almost every vaey Rodgers Butch
ers and Marss RaIor Evans Lsnret Butchers and Palette
Knives; and do Crackers Cork Screws and Cham
payne Openers London made Dressing Cases Bagaele
Tables.
Just received fresh supply celebrated
Razors, which we warrant good.
Merchants wishing this ctv advised examine
previous purchasing down import direct
the manufacturers.
" Retailers supplied as usual
GRAvELEY wREAKS,
fc-lms Q Astor Housr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

GKEENWICH INSURANCE. COMPANY
NJ Once No. 1896 Hudson NIasurance against or de-
BY fire en- buildings Of every description, merchandise
household furniture and all kinds Of akee
reasonable terms any other Office in this CITY,
DIRECTORS.
Timothy Wbittemsre, George SuckIev
Jacob Brush, Joseph W. Bsadfe,
Asher Martin, Henry J. Seamsn,
Horato Mott, John r. Ssueriee
James ~ Wells, Nathaniel Jarvis,
Clinton Gilbert, Edward ID. West
Isaac L. varian, Abraham Coursen.
Abraham Van Nest, VIM. L. Norris
VIVA y. Havemeyer. VIM. c. Rhinslapter.
John Dclamater, Robert Halliday.
TIMOTHY WHITTEMolE President
JOSEPH TORREY, Secretary IFS
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE com.
II PANY, Hartford Commemorative Company insure
against damage loss by fire, dwelling houses STORES. ser-
chanaze mills, descripons Of mr.
gentlemen comprise the Board Of Directors.
Elphalet Terry, Albert Day,
job Allyn, Samuel VI. Huptingto
Samuel Williams George Putnam
H. Huntington, K. ID. Morga
Juaius s. Morgan,
ELIPHALET TERRY President
JAMES q. BOLLES, Secretary.
All applications for insurance, for the of policies
all business connected with the oce be made
sorser who's duly appointed Agent forthe city New York.
with full power toreceve proposals and issue policies
Il. d. MORGAN Agent
J2o Once No. s3 Frou6 St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

vVANTv D-By . r. specialize yruss Lady, Boarding. In
w Private Fsniv, between Broadway. above Canal
below Rs rd Terms med,rste Apple auona adkvss.
sd y. and lef Al This Office, viii be attended 70
msAs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 81 BOWERY.
II The Public respectfully informed that Institutes
now open for The eetion Of animals she
ever been Offered public
specton this country. Mr. Van Amburgh wener the cages
at o'clock p NJ, at in the evening The hours Of
exhibition will be 10 TO IL in the from Ito past
r. NJ and from to past in the evening. Abundance Is
cens-Chidren half price. Every attention will be paid
the ventatoa careful officers in attendance the
visitersfrom the intrusion ofimproper persons
Signed G. SANGEvINE& co.
4-Smds Proprietors.
VI HALL.-MR. J. PARKER has the honor announce 10
his the public that his last Fancy Dress Ball
season take place Monday evening, the 18th Ma
which occ will be brought forward variety pleasing
dasces grand Indian dance by l6 gentlemen cstiion
TO be danced in which dancers will all be dressed
Dancing quarter past eight and be continued
until alate hour. mle2*
ODD FELLOW $ BALL.-Tke first annual Ball
~ the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will be given
City Hotel Monday evening, the 10Th instant The
will splenddy decorated with banners, moos &c. embe
the Order. Dodsworh's celebrated Band
Tickets g. Rclueng refreshments for the ladies' be had
Saloon, Broadway; Firth Halls Music Store, Franklin
square, or ofeithsr OF the maaag.n
WILLIAM CHARLIcK Secretary. ml47t-
NOMPLIME MARY BALL TO MIR. GEO.
" ANDERSON.-The Complimentary Ball TO Mr.. GEoRGE
will take place at the Shakespeare Hotel We'd
nesday eveniBg. March l4h.
The Comnse have great pleasure in announcing that in
addition general order OF dancing Mr. WILLIAM RUS
RELL assisted by three other Gentlemen have kindly voun-
dance Genie Quartee in characters also, that
Hornppes will be danbed the of the evening
Mr. DoDswoRTHs celebrated Cotilon Band are engaged.
All DUNSCOMBE, Chairman.
Cua p nAIy
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20 N Eo II u II N H II
Equal to

Girsud's Patent Mocha Micnl Lamps war
ranted.-2I6 canal street.
IL GIROUD, sole Inventor and Manufacturer OF the above
Lamps this city, in returning his thanks far the
he has received the formation of bis establishment
respectfully that he has u completed great
lection of the said Lamps, which he offers for sale.
The Carcel Lamps, and those OF similar construction,
which sold In this country liable to many expensive
derangesnts, from which Giroud Lamps entirely
free, inasmuch the pump and mechanism Of the latter
from the OIL and be cleaned without
dculty-while impossible clean repair the others
without perfect knowledge of their coas'rustion.
The object OF Mr. Groud In manufacturing Lamps in this
city procure material advantage purchasers avoid
the heavy duties and expenses incumbent upon mpora
lie therefore enabled supply this useful article
the price as il bought in Paris
more appropriate ornament for parors and econo
mical for hotel and keepers canaot he found.
Dealers supplied with Glass Globes, Crystal Lamps Chin
Sken Wcks RefectRg Shades and all other materials
necessary for Lamps
" On the LIST OF May Factory will be removed
40 Broadway. II is now 21o Canal St ms lm$
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

- .FHENCH'S HOTEL, NORFOLK,
E VIRGINIA-Ore Of the delightful places resi-
.dence for nvalids families wishing to live quietly,
comfortably and the reasonable be found
FRENCHS HOTEL, Norfolk, Va, where the climate is
mild both in winter and summer the scenery delightful and
te "aghborhood social and disposed cultivate agreea-
BILE acquaintance.
FKENCHs HOTEL is located in the principal street OF
the borough Of Norfolk and opened the first of May
last Some idea or It's convenience be- formed from the
fact that erection and furnishing upwards 0O0
II contains aboat eighty drawing and private apart
for the accommodation OF single persons parties
miles, and the comforts of home be always obtained
this house The senior for prn
opal Hotel Virginia. and his reputation established in ina,
line.
The productions Of the country great plenty and Of
choice kind The neighbohood Of Norfolk 10 the mountains
Vgioa constant supply mountsn fed beef
mutton-s univaed and the excellence Of the
Virginia pouy proverbis The stock OF wines
be equal that Of establishment In the country the
Madeira being imported expressly bv the propretor and the
Sherry bv A. Psmar Esq., Of Norfolk who Is recognized
the importer OF first rate article mt surpassed by any
other.
The personal attentions Of the proprieto asd their dspo
ssn TO please render this residence with the other advsRta
desirable which the severity Of the
winter the heat of Any individuals families
who should be travelling and pass remain Nor.
folk Va would be OF welcome the best entertain
msnt there, by. VIM DAN'L. FRENCH
MI I'm d&w' French's Hotel. Norfolk, Virginia
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R0OMs To LET-Furplshes or ssfnruished roons
venue. ~ tms
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u ENJAMIN CHAPLIN io3 Maiden Lane, has con-
- ssny hand large Of fashionable Tuscan
and Straw Bonhes OF his turing, which
very low by the dozen. Also Ribbons Milne
articles &c. Merchants and others invited call
and examine for themselves mI5 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

EQM SALE Ok ExCHAkGE EOM CITY
PH0PERTY-2L Lots beautifully situated on Broad
street. in the city ofNewsh will be exchanged for dwelling
house this city and the dresce paid in cash
Enquire Of q m WINTER, ts Wall street,
mleRt~ the Mechanics, Bank