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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29


the st dry eoo bid defiance the ply
iclsn.v-BoeyAa~r>. !.
THE fair and lovely ortbe land eui dowsin the bloom
OF life owing the diseases wising from wet feet Do
we then coughing and barking asd pains eu
ma that ensbls De In their coachesl And
wbes taken place. the house fire.
dsnpe r Is not OF We would then csuen reader
matter healthy, to guard against feet An
prevention worth pound OF curePAiisdephs Jssr~~i Of
Heaith
r. a. NAGLE, OF Philadelphia, respectfully informs the
pubhc he located the shoe Eesabisb
rnt cfMr Ryder No. Beckman st. Clinton Hall The pre-
opportunity sembrsced 10 inform reader that after
experesce and trial. the subscriber has discover
cd composition which readers leather Of description
completely rpervtess, ever g. water he American
Institute has twice horne testimony To its great utility by
awarding The first diploma In 1895 md 1875 sad has met with
the decided Appreciation OF the Franklin Institute Of
Noiwh AIMING revision ssd severity OF the psten, law
Congress granted the exclusive right and liberty 10 this deco
very for the term OF from the 10th day Of Febru
ry,iau.
This Composition mpsrts the leather soft and psble
which gives all articles made from elastic quail
w. and will consequently much lesger. The necessity
for wearing ovcrshses is thus superseded
In qscson the subscriber would
pecully pfom the reader that the Psented Composition
contain particle Of that offensive and clumsy article
India Rubber.
enemen vslus health and love dry feet respect
fully informed that the rsteotee win be In attendance the
establishment The Goverpn~Ht papers, Diporses
Certificates, Letters &c Cor inspection The Com.
position pot ~ At 80 cents boz See Captains snd
sportsmsn would do we'll 10 procure the article.
r. o. NAeLE. rstertee.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29
NO. as7.
From our Evening Edition.

FRoM THE FRoNrIER-No INvAsIoS or AMEnI-
CAN WATERs.-There has been great meeting at
Detroit on the 18th inst relative to supposed out
rage upon the American territory in the capture of
Sutherland and Spencer by the British, while they
were upon the American side Of Lake Ere A
committee appointed at previous meeting reported
that it had gone over to Sandwich (U. C) and made
every inquiry being assisted therein by the British,
and had come to the conclusion "that Sutherland
and Spencer were captured IN British waters, and
within the jurisdiction of the Canadian government"
The Committee proceeded to state that ii had per-
mission 10 see and converse freely with the prisoners
that were taken In the engagement at Point Pele
Island. None of the prisoners are citizens of Michi-
gan. Those that were not wounded are confined on
board OF schooner lying at the wharf at Maiden.
They expressed themselves perfectly satisfied with
the treatment they had received, and one OF them
marked that 1t much better than they expected
deserved. The wounded prisoners taken in the same
engagement were in warm and comfortable room,
and TO all appearances, were well provided for Their
wounds were regularly dressed twch day under the
directions of the surgeon. All the prisoners have The
prisoners also expressed themselves entirely satisfied
with the treatment they had received"
This proceeding Detroit is satisfactory in every
respect 1t will teach the worthy and sensitive citi-
of that part of the world TO be quite so in
fammable in their boundless patrotism and il will
have the effect of stopping the Idle rumors and mis-
chcvous lies that have been ndustrously disscmi-
mated respecting the wanton cruelties of the British
towards their misguided and unfortunate prisoners.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

U. S. FRIGATE CoNsTITUTIoN.-It is stated that this
gallant fga,e will retura forthwith. She left for the
Mediterranean in August, 1885. dark cloud is gath
ering about Commodore Elliot, which will explode in
thunder when he makes his appearance here.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29
iu1t SAVANNAH PACkETS-OLD LlNEl
13& -The Ships comprising the above line WIN De des
rhadf Me- Work Snya nah In

II. SAVANNAH PACKETs-OLDL LINES
sser;.E The ,s.ys s wiz 4. es os~.
ing order.
SHIP SHIP z1TBEhT2S ss~ .s RI Ds s;.1 %s.,.
ss,p SsErUSLIcAN g W F9sss sl,l master
Sh,D MnM spS y ILL.,, y. Io..s' h'Sse'
The ships are ali OF the first class built New York
expressly for the rade their accommodations or
are elegant and facility will be afforded
Of 70 ss
m S1sSsGss Sa%ls s. w New r''.or
~ Line The packets composing the above line will sail
Ship ANGELIoUE, s. Nichols, master.
Snip ocM MU tnew) T. j. Leavitt
Ship CELIA, D. L. Porter, master.
Ship OC0NEE, inew1 J. D. Wilson, master.
The above ships ali built in New York expressly for
with the trade Their accommodations very SUPERIOR
every facility will be afforded TO shippers ana passengers All
eo@@sson scoTT MoRRELL p South s. jas =
LIZ SAVANNAH PACK : rs-OLO LINZ
p nS II h s DO
Ship TRENTON ,lsewlJ,s 8. Bennett master
Ship s kEsTsE 9sy P Pssty MASTER %s;s!
Ship MILLsDGEvILLE D. L. Porter master.
Ship NEWARK, /. Durham master.
The above ships all Of class built in this city
expressly for the trade Their accommodations Tor
Goods forwarded 10 the subscribers will be shipped free OF
ali charges except those actually incurred.
For freight passage, apply to
JOHNSON 4 LOwDEN, SO Wall st. and
ia WASHBURN LEWIS. Savannah.
80 COMM ERCEAL LINE OF CHARLES
9Th TON PACKETS.-Ths following vessels compose the
s3e6above Line of Packets
Brig DIMON, Fredk Sherwood master.
Brig CORDELIA, Francis Sherwood master.
Brig BUENUS AYREs, Stuartmaste
New Whttlesey master.
The above rs class vessels built expressly this
trade and commanded by experienced masters Their ac-
tor passengers extensive and commodious,
and exeron will be made please shippers and
All goods forwarded the subscriber will be shipped free OF
commissions.
Pine 81. nharvcs, to
JOSEPH TINKHAMA r. DIMON,
GIL South 81. up stairs, or
WI. A Caldwell SONS,
jA Agents, Charleston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

W Mr.. J. g. Van Renssslsers application 70 the
Albany Grand Jury irdiet Mr.. j. @. Brooks ssd O.
Bishsp, was nnanisously rejected By that body.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

Schr. ALFRED r. THORN. (Rewl ii. SANFORD, master.
s sssr Tell j. as- sns % .s::,
The above sehoones all ra Glass copper fastened
ed by able and experienced navgnios and will
Se% Yori engaged in this
having been gres, o. complaint tbs
e a, Line ..s
give satsr 10 the shippers and as fur,hei
aducemn for them o give the preference the
they aejusy entitled as regular packets treugsou. the
through ,heL and thin. We gaaranes that They shall
freight when opposed TO vessel such
ged in this trade both nsn-resden and resident sbppsr
and when opposed TO regular packet al customary
Tor he ser. support and
which sss hs,s always received oa the date Of
and respectfully solicit ecnnu anee OF public favor; ard n
please s. be WANTING &c ss.
viii not ssct their ireishtn other way
they can rely upon with certainty Of their vessels Away
nehbsr win they aay reports order to sSts.
their freight but depend solely straight forward correct
share. puse s.sn:e and yo
For The aceom%od..on Of sh the subscribers have
Cor their farther will always load Al
All goods 10 the subscribers win be shipped free
Of commission or any other expense, except what actually
Ia,rance by any Of the vessels Of this Vine warranted
For freight or passage all the above vessels having hand.
' Rs mxLLHTT SR0wN. 50 South st. cor. wall.
III LINE.-Tbe vessels comprising he above line viii =
kregularly despatched frvn New York and Prtswburg
follows
schr EMMA, Isaac Cole, master.
sshr HELEN, d. Latourctte, r master.
Schr VIRGINIA, John woglsr, master.
schr PETERSBURG, Inc WI ID Lstourene master
schr -, (new) J. b. Rstioon, master
The above all first class schooners built
this trade, and ded by experienced One OF
the above vessels viii be regularly despatched sm port
every Saturday.
4Aa BALTIMORE PACkETS-UNION
<I48 LINE-The following vessels win Ne regularly de-
1Epziched between New York and Bzlin,ors:-
Brig PAVILION, w. Belly master
Brig sOLON, b. Bourae, msstcr.
sckf CHARLES NJ SMITH. y. r. Toaen, master.
schr tENRY BAKGER, X. G. Briggs, master.
Schr DIRECT, G. l.. Briggs, master.
Schr LACONIC, J. G. Drnison master.
The vessels comprising this line peror and sailing
sesy all built Of the best materials expressly FOR the
ably the pilots
be effected
spatch WILDE gven and every eIcron will be used by the
masters give satisfaction shippers Goods forwarded
the subscribers will bespped free q commission For freight
apply to .. n ". BRIGGS, ~ old Slip, N. "
j2s w. BROWN. smiths Dock. bait
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

WANTED 4 sitns,bon waited ny ssa,es g,rl; or
by applying Al lis Perrya. 80. mss@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

Tnr LAxrs.-Lakes 0ntarie and Erie are sufficisat-
ly clear of ice to permit the re rr avigs-
uon The sarbor Of Bsfiale is entirely open, and the
busy hum Of preparation 10 heard in ell the ports Of
those inland seas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

IA CHARL ESTON PACK KTS-Cennercia
1d43 LineShe following vessels compose the above line
-~packes:
Brig DIMON, Frederick Sherwood, master.
Brig CORD ELLA, Francis Sherwood, master.
Brig BUEN9S AYRES, H. Stuart, master.
Brig FANNY new w. whitllesey, master.
Brig -.(new.)
The above all first class vessels built expressly the
trade, and commanded by experienced Their
comodaons for passengers extensive and exertions
will be made TO please both shippers and passengers All
goods forwarded to the subscribers will be shipped tree
commission
For freight passage apply the captains board
ALLEN PAxS0N, 80 Wall street, N. Y. or
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29
RESOLUTIONS.

1. Resolved That this meeting highly approve, and
unanimously coshrm the nomination Of AARON
CLARK, for the Office OF Mayor OF the city Of New.
York. and do recommend him the and cordial
support of all fellow citizens wdc desire promote
the prosperity OF the city
Q. Resolved, That the uncxamped unapimy with
which the selectio. OF Mr.. Clark, candidate FOR the
Mayoraty has been made by delegates the city
evidence Of their Just sppreci
alton Of the ability independence and unweared ap.
plicc,ion with which he has discharged the dates OF
his Office during the past year; and encouraging
presags Of the omple,e success Of the true FRIENDS
OF THE PEOPLE a, the approaching election.
D. Resolved Tha, the election Of Charter Officers in
this CITY although in measure local in its effects do
rives at this time the greatest importance from it's in
auepce upon State and National politics; an w portapcs
40 we'll Understood by the friends OF absolute power
A. Washington, that all the machinery Of party is
brought TO bear upon the fears OF those who hold Offices
under the Government and the hopes Of those who
pect them TO counterac the Efforts Of that part Of the
Community whose sole objects the prosperity Of the
country and the welfare Of the people At large Recon
experience has taught the administration party that
ong abused and suffering city will no snger support The
whom its present cslssiteus csnditien 70 mainly
To be attributed but they rely upon the apathy which
(amo~g those who ace from ais,neres,ed motivrs) 70
too apt follow This hope we are eenhdes,
win be frustrated there 10 evdenc srn all sides OF in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-25
FIRE WORKS..
United States La lNO cu n

OIESCW
ISAAC r DOE, Jr., PIR0T T. & mist,
u Now offers tothe public the most extensive anc brilliant
of (exhbitou) Fire Work in the United States
consisting OF several thousand nonary and Signal Rockets OF
various Sizes with rich and fancy headings Wheels Of every
description with plain and coored illuminated centres Fixed
Pieces Of all the various descriptions might
Mines Bengoa Lghts Roman Candles; Marroons, Ship Sg
mas; Theatrical Fires &c. &c. &c.
b. Comnittees for city country displays military and
private parties be supplied the most liberal terms with
goods warranted the materials being selected from the
celebrated chemists in Europe
Agents New York-H. Yven, % Fulton st. Green
wich ST. Lewis PAGE son, 60 Maiden Lane; Gassner
Young 1872 Chatham Story Hawkhurst, Brooklyn or
Of lhe subscriber al the Laboratory, Jersey City.
Jy4
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Chatham Gre uIatinE Library,
No FL Chatham sIreaI


II THE subscribers heg leave respectfully 10 inform their
friends and the public that they have reoponrd the above
making alterations additions
Tho prepared and ready 10 those
may be pleased them with their naiTonage.-
Hitherto they have had liberal share OF public support and
they hope from their late important improvements. and by
their strict business receive Increase 81 "
Tae Library present contains 5000 vslume' and II Is
intention the subscribers enlarge rnm ina tme
systematically ged sad comprises The greater part o the
approved work. the following B-g
aphy, Voyages and Travels Natural History Natural
Experimental Philosophy. Classical and Miscellaneous Litera
In addition The r.gong they would rsrcu
arly call tho Of the reading community their
ensve collection 81 works on fiction Perhaps Library in
the produce greater n varied collection
No er has been spared Tn render lis depart
ment Of their brary comprts NJ possible contains al
volumes this subject and Is daily recev
lag accesslon ks from the bo o this
ana Europe Ii is also supplied with ~ American and
European Periodical Together with fine cOectisn Of
soc Plays, acting ann standard.
In conclusion leave 10 state that exerons
their part shall he wanting he u cir Library superior, II
possible the cty and thereby reaserHg the
iais.tf IN ". q. LANGLEY.
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4. FULL E n i.

~ Bell Hanger, from Boston, informs me citizens Of
where he will receive for hanging bells a
improved plan In modern style, for which
the public patent right and forbds all perso0s
infringing upon IT, -
-Astor House New York; Clinton Hotel, do; fremont
Iiouse Boston; Americas House. de. Je2lSws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-25
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CAEDS.
v - "A

VISITING CARDS in plain writing, the Italian and fancy
hands, printed polished German Porcelain Card may
proc at the Maiden Lave and Broadway,
sTOU1'S Engraving Establishment where specimen books
may be
Also silver plated Door Number plates, the plating
which unconmony thick the silver being expressly rolled
for the advertiser.
Mershants Commission Cards executed distincr
order.
Brass Door Plates, Knockers. kc
sTOU r. corner OF Maiden Lane
alo3m and Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-25
LARGE LOAF BREAD.

LARGE LOAF BREAD.
NO. q LAURENS ST.
One door fron Canal street, formerly Mr.. Greene.)
u Where the best of Bread Cakes Butter Crackers Soda
Crackers Milk Biscuit small Pilot Bread for family OF as
good quality Al be found la this city.
Weight OF bread pounds ounces before bakiag for one
shilng,
Family Baking 10 and O'Clock.
". Persons asking credit respectfully requested not
call. e7eod3w~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-25

CORPORATION ShINPLASTERS
TAKEN AT PAR BY
J.C MORRISON g. SON,
Nos 1876 and 1873 Greenwich 81.
between Fulton and Vesey streets, New York,
IMPORTERS OF
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Dye Woods, Dyers, Fnlrrs
Bleachers', Paper Makers, Gunpowder Manufacturer
luttar Calico Printers and Painters Articles, Oils, VIM
dow Glass, and Glass Ware Patent Medicines, Surgeons
lnslru ments &c. tor sale cheap.
GKOCEHS' ARTICLES.
Tea Sponge coarse and fine
Nutmegs Saltpetre
Mace Carraway Seeds
Indigo Snuff Maccasoy
CASTLE Soap do Scotch
Gloves Stoughton's biers
Cinnamon Sup. Carb. soda
CAYENNE Pepper Black Lead
Pepper Sauce, Chalk
Pot and Pearl Ashes Siourbrdgc Fire Brick
Starch Corks
Rotten Stone Cassia Buds
Liquorce Ball Castor Oil in Bottles
bath Brick Alcohol
Saleratus Cspoeras,
Fig Blue Epson Salts
Powdered Ginger and Root Flour Sulpher
White Lead. dry and in oil Inn in boldes
Jamaica Ginger LnAicer Matches
Alum Carb Ammonia
Oil Peppermint, and other Bri,ih Lustre
Essential Oils Olive Oil in baskets
Isingass, Russia Soda for washing
.r OILS
Winter strained Sperm Linseed
Fal do de Neaisoot
Summer do do Olive, or Sweet
Whale aad refined Whale, Spirits Turpertine, and
FAMILY MEDICINES,
my1e.Im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-25
TO JEWELLERS, MINIATURE PAINT
ERb AND OTHERS,
u25 Eulfopp street.

r COLES Co. have removed from their old stand 1o4
Broadway 1856 Fulton street, between Broadway and Mas
Streets where they l continue to Morocco
Cas- Of all descriptions at reduced prices Minaiure Cases
ne Poke, Books and Writing asd Travelling Desks Flute
Cases. Razor Gases Gard Ca Jewellers Show Cases fitted
up, for Silver Ware, nesy arranged aid every
article line, with and des
sistng OF about jr25 lw-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-25
NATIONAL TN fsa TN E.
Corner OF Church and Leonard doors from Broadw
FAREWELL BENEFIT


MR.. HENRY WA ACK.
1 The pubic is respectfully informed that Mr. Hem
ry Wapacks Farewell Benefit will take place on McNDAf
NEXT, June 25lh.
As the declining Of health in which MRS wALLACK
has for some time past been renders II ndspensaoy requisite
She should return Europe this probably De the
last appeal Mr. waack will hsve the honsr OF making
that public from whom he has experienced the
most liberal and generous patronage.
He most trusts that his exertos during the pre-
sent years campaign ene him their support on tGs
occasion.
For the performances of the evening particulars will be
nounced in future bill and advertise msnts.
The box book is open. ie2l4tkw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-25

who fond OF The manly game of Cricket request.
ed to meet at Mr.. Thos withnghsms Hsrmany Hall, -
sheriff street, Monday evening June z5n. IT O'clock
when Cricket Club viii be formed and Tuesday June
26h friendly game he played the members At Ray
Regatta Pavilion Wlsmsburgh, 10 esabi that scientific
game in the city Of New York.
~. B.Frer 10 to ~ Bearders be comfortably
poAate the above named Mouse beug spacious and
every adapted FOR Boaders nj moderate charge
any house Good beds the best of wines, liquors
nc and home brewed beer. Daily and weekly Newspapers
taken
continuance ~ those hitherto eraly bestowed
on him, and those whe parsaire him nothing
aor je23as
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-25

DARN Tn a n r. This EVENING wia se per
Il formed.
THE RIVAL PAGEs-vic,sre, Mrs RcharAsss-Jule,
Mas Cusbasau.
After which,
A sCOTCH PAS De DEUx-by Master sad Miss Wells
Afier which,
TIE ELIXIR or L0vE-ssrgeans Belcose, Mr.. Morley
AdiDs, Mad. Caradon Allan,
To conclude with = :. -,
ADVICE 0RATIs--Odbody, Mr. Pacids-Mrs Eventde
Mrs Wheatey. :,
Pit. So cents. Gallery. IS cents.
NATIONAL THEATkE-Lats Italian UprrS
House.-Mr wALLACK Lsssee.-ThlS EVENING
will be performed = -
TWO AFRO Cherubno. Brs wne-Figaro Mr. Williams
Sussnetta Mrs Wallack-
After which,
OLD ENGLISH 0ENTLRMAN-suuire Broadlands Mr.
Walsck
t. conclude with =
BLUE BEARD Or, Female neutrality-suspicious., mr.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Mr. WiLams-Fatnia, Mrs
Seton
CTDo0rsopen At 6}-performaRae Commence atTciock,
BoxesSl-Pii 50 certs-G ahery Scents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-25
ERADICATOR r..

AR. LESA k.,S SPECkFIQUE FOR SECRETES
~ MALADlEs, or Gonorhea r. Indicator" The above
remedy the disease incident 10 the human
orgaaed from The enlightened mind OF the eminent lie
Sage the pomulaton and success Of which throughout th
Of France nd Italy, has Of late added such
nigh honors th already highly hosoed name OF he invent
This composition unss safety wihefcacy And The ve
nerea disease whether the form OF Gonorrhea Gee
sradicatsd by the Of H. with certainty and Success and
his health, without delay
convenience Tens OF thousands oil Prsans will accede 10
the truth of these remarks and confidently offered to
those afflicted the hest the surest remedy for the above
mentioned oathome disorder The secret has hitherto been
confined France and Italy II Is for the first time in
toduced by New Orleans The American public and
is sold this city at The store of William simoason Nc
20 FaoN street, Of Gold, the only established agent
is arly recommended to seafaring men, as con
tann portion Of Mercury whereby many have been
disabled from service on beard ship.
The Eradcater found give immediate relief to those
afflicted with srctures whites and diseases Of the PROSTATE
gland.
uJ Ask for the ERADICATION. Price dolla. per bot
ue jc25 lm~
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Fireyy0rks: Fireworks ~ FircwOrks!!!
CHARLES YIII.TEE Chatham cnrne

~ CHARLES w. vULTEE, No. lI6 Chatham, corner
Of Orange the oldest established Fework Manufacturer in
the city, to the public generaly That his present
stock oil Fire works Is the large IN the Union and be sold
at lower prices Than by other manuiactnr yender
The consists of Rockets of all sizes and cabre
with gold and silver orange crimson and essanne afe
&c &C. suns fans line pigeons maroons, port fires, palm
uees Mines touIboas, hexagons ocagons, vecals TRAN
ges Roman candles diamonds with golden fires Pc
rusian fires scrolls, pin wheels grasshopp.rs blue lights,
all Sizes nc and host Of others
to mention.
The public and all scePcs invited to call and Also
FIRE Chinese pedoes ami pulling crackers
the low market prices Country merchants nvted
call and the stock before purchasing esew
Good, Of The city free Don't
pet the place. CHARLES W. VULTEE,
jel5-tJy4s No. ll6 Chatham corner of Orange IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-25

II SECOND WARD HOTEL-Nex to the corner VI
Fulton street, Nassau sree-This well known establish
having undergone thorough re6ing, !, in
plete order for the accommodation of who honor
with their patronage.
There house, besides the lower story, which is
.hrewn entirely public bar large room upoa
the 75 feet by IS wened Tor the accommoda
of public raeeg together several smaller
adapted for the Of Clubs Referees for the sacoa Of
other private business.
Clubs ana private parties accommodated with rooms and
aisLed with dinners supper IT
species OF deescy which the markets afford short
notice. EDMUND JONES, Proprie tof. jen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-25

"A
N Just received. and be sold ot Assgpees,
large and general assortment ri Bows Csihng made IN The
fashosablc having been made
pressv tor city This so, offer tor SALE
either wholesale the single garment nj No l36 pwery,
between Grand and Brocme large de iucon from the
~ articles They will he offered r few days oaly
private sale The balance viii then be sold Al auction.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-25

WI LEsAts sroRs At lilt Will
TO MiLIINER- DEALERS AND COUNTRY BUYERS.
TIE has received by The ateit
Paris and London and elegant assornrnt oi
every description OF lie ghorr, Double Dunsae Split strav
coorrd striped Hats and esre Paris Pate
Hats for VIII Oh has been
Imported before AMI which he i sole propre
OF besides his manufactured celebrated Tussan Rrad
Hats OF he fashio which he ots for al
trade by D,xen ssge Hat, the whole
sale price Al orders executed few bours notice and %
per cent cheaper than any other house in the United
States
The Millinery Department superniendedby Madame Behr
csntinue by her unrrutiting eycross ~
t- appreciation hitherto enjoyed of. public, having
engaged French mRsrs m Paris enables Der "
oufve all her porass An reg
varied apartment ench hcai hos and ribbons
s,sntly on hand
d. BEHRMaN, Magazine Des Modes co Canal
and Wholesale store, iilt wiiusn St
- 50 good Straw sewers wani.d To gov- hands the
M ybsst pTic~ will he given. Apply A. above e2lm-