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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-22

UNION COURSE,


III THE RACES Second Spring Meeting, 1885, viii take
place the Union Course Tuesday the 1olh May
soptinue four drys
Besides The regular purses Sweepstakes and Maches have
been made Tor the Meeting.
The number Of horses expected the island ensure
each DAY good sport
The Rsces the Beacon Course take place the week
succeeding The Union. ALEX L. BOrrs
mvnlw DAVID ". BRANCH
L'UI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SHIRLEY vii
sell ihs day, Tuesday Ma, 12a 10 O'clock ths sucI
os store ~ broadway variety OF hand Car
pets Sofas Chairs BeSesds Lookifg Glasses Pictures Cen
Also, general assortment Of well made Furniture and
Psno Forte, 2 Secretaries, Book Cases. &c,
~ III oclock Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pert,
Sherry, Madeira, Old Hook, &C.
Atpriyse sale, c'eap, large imported 6rt rate Msnge
and valuable family Horse my27 1r
CuAELEs n, BRQWER, Linen Draper and
" STOCK Manufse cry, 100 Fulton street. Brookiyr
III Grhtlemen furnished with Under Garments ~ every
decrir o- good of white end ccored sbrs
Stoeks Collars Booms Stockings Socks Susps nssr
Linen and sk Pocket I.nohsrehsfs Bach sod "ns III "a
ts Hair Tooh and Clokes Brushes, Coarsc arc rlre
Combs, Psrsss Cams Colleague and Lavender wsfr besr
OIL &eg Merino, W, heb Flannel shirts ans maw.
hand and made order. nj the shortest nsuce
Linen an. Muslin " sde Up 70 ordtr uJWN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-22

SpEcIr PAYMENTS IN LouIsIarA.--The State Bank
Of Louisiana has advertised that she will pay all her
notes upon demand in specie. The True American
says it is all froih-that the State Bank has only
10000 dollars Of her notes out, two-thirds Of which
are probably ost-and that she is ssnng post notes
at the same time. Be thou chase a. ICE, as pure
as snow, thou shall not escape caIumny."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-22
MORNING HERALD.


UJ This day three weeks back, Mr.. Bennett lett
ris for London. This day three weeks srsuinG we
confidently expect TO receive and puse'sh nv nrst
Letter. ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-22

The stock mark has still iu steam on and large
sales are maang al advances This effect 81 the
abundance of in the market disposition
10 specuae well TO invest United vet
rapidly spite Of the mystery in which Its movements
are involved The sales closed advance OF IA per
cent over those Of Saturday, Phsnx recovering from
the depression consequent upoa the and
The sales closed al advance of4}
ursay Dry Dock bank very heavy sales Of
Delaware and Hudson showed improvement OF per cents
Farmer Trust and Ohio Life and Trust Improved per cent
Mohawk percent closing at IN advance
Of a per cent Harlem per cent but at
rise Of cent the sales heavy Other stock rose
from to u per cent
Exchanges eok whslcsome ex meet anv
material change for the better until The becomes
general although the effort part Of some Of
the banks, has had very beneficial effect
But small amoun OF foreiga exchange ehaaged hands for
the packet, and holders were firm n LEI.
State OF Trade.
There has not been very extensive trade this day. Or
Monday businessh geseraly slack. There have been
CoTToEWe notice small transactions, but change
In the market since last report The arrivals have been
shout 2too bales AtMobe the 12b good
nusa for all kinds thot the stock sale
bales The sales for the day 1900 bales ia for
fuiy fairs 500 At ls for Mississippi middling fair NJ Al.
ALBANIA a. ~ D. The rise Of the Alabama
ZOO bales From Lsuana Mississippi the receipts
large. Al Charleston 18th is the market continued Arm
alta IA Savannah, Ifh the de snd good Sales
bales uplsods - = ], she wing small advance.
SucAR-Of all descriptions. 10 very dull, and
small decline Pine qualities Al New Orleans
on the l1h sales prlne at ., ass INFERIOR ais ART
Brsswax-sses Of this article are wade s n cents per
WE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-22

TT The Abinsss now at the American Museum,
is we think one of the rarest curiosles ever seen
she is 70 remain this week, when she proceeds TO
Philadelphia The Irish Giant is also there, and a
very clever fellow be-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-22

Tr wefound the following Gard on our table. Can
any one tell us what il means. We are not sufficient
ly learned in initials to decypher it,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-22

HAIL Srons.-The Psuldng Missy Clsnsn gives
q poetic description Of first rate tempest at that
place, which occurred on the 18th alt and continued
an hour. "The whole atmosphere seemed almost
Luminous with the electric huid so frequent were It's
flashes, and loud peas Of thunder, some ke the roar
Of n cannon 10 the far of distance like the
shrill sound Of the rife at hand, were the con-
slant result Of the discharges The rain at first fell in
torrents, but was soon succeeded by an immense
shower OF hail, the ,hickes and largest ever witness
ed by those who saw IT,"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-22

Police Monday, May Il -AGair Of Honor =
Yesterday afternoon, a couple Of darkies had
'spute about little creole wcnch at the Five Points
when one challenged the other to mortal combat
The names Of the beIIigcren,s Bully Anderson,
buck negro, as black as the ace OF spades ana mo
mas n. Gordon, a dandy mulntto fellow. Inc
gauntlet thrown by The latter in consequence OF
some ndiqnity offered 10 his cher annie, which the
other refused IN the ground Of etiquette asserting
his privilege OF declining an inviiaiionto ngnt any
other than pemman, TO which character ne asrred
in consequence-of being raised, he alleged, mono
spectacle folks whereupen Bully Anderson pre-,
sen,cd horse pistol Mt his antagonists head, and
discharged the contents into hrs face, wonndng h'm
severely in tho cheek, and "shanerlng' his right
,hhnb The parties were Immediately brought up,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-22

ssow-Abeut o'clock, yesterday morning, Their
was slight fall OF snow al Lodi NJ To-day, IL
this city, the thermometer at IL o'clock was upwar
OF 70o-the warmcsi day Of the season.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-22

AccIpEsT.-In pulling down the house Ne. %
Broadway, part Of the wall unexPectedly fell this
morning and buried three Of the aborers beneath Il.
Two Of these were slightly and one seriously injured.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-22

rr Mr.. Otto Torp called on as yesterday TO state
tina, the sui, recently decided against him got up
merely to extort money; and that the complainant
offered several times to compromise IT for various
sums, but he refused choosing rather TO stand trial.
conscious of his own innocence One thing certain,
that if under the circumstances female chooses to
prefer such charge against man, his hands arc
lied, and he can offer Defence because he has no
evidence again. Otto Torp is an aged man, and a
father, and has occupied a respectable staten in So
ciety here as gssd tradesman for twelve years.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-22

Board or ALDERmEN-The board convened punc.
tuaiy al o'clock-thrteen members present The
following petitions were presented From King and
others. for permission to erect an ornamental stage
or store on the Battery fbrtks salU Of soda Water
from the association for relief OF INDECENT females 10
have sewer regulated in 10th street; from she New
York Gas Light Company for leave 70 lay down their
pipes north Of Grand and Canal streets to excavate
piers A and As +. r. to pave Soush strest to ap-
propnate the pier at foot of Murray street fer the use
of market boats; fem John O'Neil, 10 be relieved
from contract for regulating 42d street; against
widening Wall street; TO amend law relative to junk
shops. " sre
Reports adopted: -Adverse to the prayer of Ed
ward King relative to Redwood Fisher; in favor Of
amending the law relative to the courts to be holden
in the new Halls of Justice, striking out the clause
compelling the Court of Oyer and Terminer to be
held there.
Resolutions referred To appoint two additional
Sunday officers in the 10th ward TO memorallze the
delegation from this city in Congress to use their in
fuence in forwarding the contemplated improvement
OF the Allegheny River; 10 attend on Thursday next
at the City Hail. at the presentation Of stand OF CO.
Tors by the Mayor to COL Smiths regiment; TO re-
port plan for more equitable distribution OF lamp
tax; TO place additional lamps in Stanton street; TO
inquire into an alleged breach of covenant on the
part of j. Stevens in relation his lease Of the ferry
at the foot of Christopher street; to prevent licensed
ferry boats being drawn of for The purpose of towing
vessels Adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-22

DEAra! DsArn!-Dcath has been busy in high
places within the last few days. Isaac Bronson is
dead; Melancthon T. woolssy is dead; and Mrs.
Rowbo,,om 10 dead. The last losther husband, Row
bottom the actor, ofPhildeaphia about year since;
about eieh, months slace she married Robert Hamil-
ton the actor Of the Chestnut street Theatre, and the
day before yesterday she brought to bed Of twins
one Of which died soon after BIRTH and the unforu'
nate mother died yesterday morning.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-22

UNITED STATES CIRcuIr CouRT, Raleigh, N c.
stage driver named A. J. Lofts, has been sentenced
to 10 years imprisonment, for robbing the mail
In the case OF the United States against Captain
Richard Sheridan, Of the schooner Aurora, on a
charge Of feloniossy wrecking said vessel the Jury
disagreed, and the case was dismissed. Shendan
was committed 10 take his trial on charge OF larceny
Crockcr the mate Of the Aurora, who was included
in the indictment with Sheridan, was dismissed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

On Sunday morning. the 18th inst after long and painful
Illness NJ Lyon in the 5Sh year oil her ago. oaugne
,f Lewis and Mary Igor. ,a.. 60,
18Th Julia Ann only daughter Of Mr. Smith
On the si6 nsaai Elizabeth wife OF Charles Anderson,
The ish instant Mr. william Middleton, in the 5ist year
OF his = 60, So. : -. :. =,
SON of oliver Emily Ward aged 10 months and Il
days :, ,,., $3.50, u...L,.h u..rs
Fierponi, ed 10 years ,-,.s-. $3.50. c--.n..
oil; ait,ur Brooklyn side, At the nerh
aide Of TIE gate convey those who may attend 70 The
A. Mills Point Kentucky. Ton Miss. riverD whher ne
ned gone bu mess on The 18th July last aer Illness OF
onIv sir aays of sscr Mr. William Larremore
native OF Long Iand uaier partner Oh the mr.
NJ Daremu, Su vdams & Nixon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15
N q N EY M A u X &c II.

T0oUoey, August IH-0 =
The transactions At the Stock Exchange rsnsn whnou'
change In the features they have presented for the past
days The sales have been moderate and prices In so@e
have atendency dewnwards in others, diposiuon '" "
but the closing prices Of ali nearly the same a. INC
The affairs OF Wall street remain without evinci"s " -
tviy on The part these spirits who were woh
the Union on blaze All eyes directed 10 ns
the great Of banks concert win
adelphia.
there has beef today demand for specie
in the regular wants 81 the community
small change in consequence of the wthdawa OF he sn
pasers which small promptly coun
of the u s. Bank TO the amount oil ssoc e hfs oay
the specie not more &c an was expected
II was reported yesterday morning. 'na' large demands
from New York were made upon The Philadelphia banks
tr snece be demands came and the United States Baak
in settlement baaace the New Workers check upon
New York for the whole amount about half misn-no
dollar Of specie changed place We cosgraane hs COM
munity upon this state of things
The Philadelphia Reporter tbcknePs) corroborass the
rotten state the Bank, published by
we learn from Canada that Sir George Arthur has sent
circular TO each Of e chartered baaks demanding when they
will be prepared specie entst The CONNER
ca Kingston promptly replied that they ready 10
resume any tme provided the Upper Canada and
banks do likewise meeting has also been called to
appoint day for general resunpon but informed
baak Upper Canada The great obstacle In the way oil
such The curreacy of the whole contiHrni
rapidly assuming the healthy condition Of former times
though il be reasonably expected for fail
trade BY the opening OF spring business financial affairs
will once more recovered such position give the
trade facilities tina. the harvest the merchant
will be beyond his most ssnguine wishes
The operation OF the bank from which much was
expecsd are perfected tardy that business have
depend them rs eans OF facilitating the COM
rnerce coming With reference 10 the Phiade
paia market, Bekncll says:-
Money no commands about nine per cent This rate will
possibly kept up for weeks Indeed, 1.-THE condition
of business become ersus we anticipate we
see why should fall for some monhs for bu.
sine and all increase the demand and
bold out temptations than In times OF doust
depression The banks thus FAR have conducted
YES with great propriety Their discount line been
reduced little possible The prospect continues 10
brghen and although the rate o. interests higher
pressure exists in the market STOCKS oeraoe prces
Int in no doubt sdvance especially the stocks OF most OF
our city banks, in the course OF month ertwo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

PAan rHEAYnEs-rHIsEv EVENING viii be per.
u formed -
TWO 0REGORIEs-JohA Bull, Mr.. hherwoOd-Nrs Gre.
CORY, Mrs Durie.
After which,
THE BEDOUIN ARABS win perform one Act, consisting
OF Wonaerful Ssmersets, &c.
After v hich, -
The WATER PARTY-Mr C. A. E1nid Mr. chppndale-
Mrs Deputy Butts, Mrs VernoD. . .-a..
After which, Of performance by the sEDouiN
ARABS.
TO conclude with
SCAN MAG-Mr Singleton, Mr. Chppindale-Jnis, Mrs.
Chippindse. :.
Doors open Performance begins at H. Boxes. III,
Pit. so cents. Gallery, IS cents.
EnAN Kiln THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE.
- under the direction Of MIR. w. X. BLAkE.-THlS EVE
MING, will be presented.
TURNING TRE TABLEs-Jeremiah Bumps Mr. Blake
Patty Larkins, Mrs Blake.
After wkich
VIRGINIA MUMMY Ginger Blue, Mr. Ree-Lucy, Miss
Matthew.
To conclude with
PEACOCK AND CROW.-Jim Crow Mr. Rice-Aramnla
Miss Mathews.
Mr.. Rice will Sing and Jump Jim Crow.
Doors open at performance comme nee at half past
O'Clock au2 Tvs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15
NIELO,S GARDEN.


No postpoEemsnt any this establishment the
grand from the saloon
yir.t Night OF English Opera
TICkE rs only 50 cents.
First appearance OF Miss jane Clarence Wells.
Secoad Night Of the engagement. of Mr. Horncastle,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, August 18th.
ar W.NiBLobegs respectfully announce, that at the
dueton OF kNGLIsH OPERA which he feels con6dent
from the absence Of those difficulties which presented them
selves the getting up" Barbere d Sviea ~ be
my The Continued patronage hs has hitherto had the
The will commence with the Comic Opera
This op~ra originally produced Drury Lane Thea.
and had The susc which is In The very
best style Of this charming performed entire
Nelly, Mrs STANDARDIZATION Miss Jane Clarence Wells
pupil TO Mr. Watson her first any ageRokin
opFrederick mr. Horne aste-william, Mr. Kaeass-Thom
Musical Programme--AetL
l-Song Fredcck-The lin gerng pangs OF
2-song-Dorothy-Go 0e.rge, csnt rnaure You.
SWSRP o WY ssi l s1a av
5Tro-Margare,a, Nelly and DorO.hy-Ksockiag at this
6-Duait-crop ana Dor ihyI ihiEk III venture to SUR
v,u.,. :, mis- mise know Cs who'll speak The first
gar"ta, Dorothy and Nelly
FIVE MINUTES INTERMISsIoN
l-Song-William-F,om aot the Sailor looks around
2-lTodoced Seng-Marsaetta-0nt the Banks the blue
4-lntroducrd Song Frederick.
5-Balad-Margareta-Ac the Downs this morning.
Fhale-Soo-Marga retta-Lct Shepherd Lads and maids
advance.
GRAND EXHIBITION OF FIREWORKS,
Prepared py that eminent arl Mr. Hall Pyrotechnist th
Garden only.
Ha an hours Hernsson tor refreshnent and promenade
during which the celebrated nitery Band will perform
variety OF overtures marches, &c. on the terrace
Overture 10 the Broszet lerse
the Deep Deep sea- "Kl OF Cure" Pourqni 70 ben.
gal Tigerp and My Schoolf~llow"the poetry Mr. j.
Phillips called MY wIFK'S MOTHER. The mssc by Mr.
Watsn,
Mrs Cramtr Mrs Quckhdget Mrs SckRey- Uncle FoeIe,
Mr. John Sc ton-N~a waveriy, Mr. Thayer-Mr Budd, Mr.
Il. Bishop-Thomas MIR balcock.
Tomorrow, the kAvEL FAMILY
The Musical Department the direction of that cee
braed professor, Mr. WATSON, late composer TO the The
Royal Covsn Garden, English Opera House, and
member OF the Royal Aeaey Of music in London, who
engaged expressly for this purpose and will preside
Pianoforte.
The vsudeves under the entire OF tina,
popular Conrdian, DIR. John Seton.
Mrs Stickney Mrs Williams, Mr. Horncase, Mr.. Bishop sr
Archer, and Mr. John Seton viii appear.
In rehearsal two vaadevhtsthe Mier's Man, by j
b. Phllips-My Scho 81 fellov-by Mr.. Charles Dance
To prevent coausis carriages down with their
norsey heads towards Blocker street
Amusements evary evening" the week except Sundays,
when the Garden Will be opened oy ice aud
Admission ia cents, insludiag RrrsshrnenI
onni6usscs will run 10 and from the City Hoelte the Gar
den dui ing the evesing.
thousands of varegated lamps asd ornamened with sapert
coectsn OF choice plants and shrsts orange lemon and
To the Grand Walks been added
Transparences, OF beautiful design execution
forth It's cooling amid the brlancy OF lamps and ira
GRANGE ofhowers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15
I'm portant to MiiHners. Country Merchants
and the Ladies I'm general.

III CARL KING, the well kn:wn and celebrated First
and Hat Manufacturer her Males
t Victoria Queen OF Engand respectfully niorss the La
dies New York and vicinity ad the public generally that
he wholesale business and has entirely
given MP two retail namely 265t Broadway and
81 30 buthe will ea-eavor TO have awaysOn hand an
large assortment superior quality most fashisna
bly, manufactured. Florenee Tuscan and Ens
hat very reasepabe price, Mlisers and Country Mer.
will always find assortment and OF superior
fabric nj the price OF Lrgborn Florence Breid
English Straw Hats by the dzeB or case nj his
Wholesale Warehouse No Maidca Lane up stairs,
reasonab Bile terms any house la the city
NJ g. lie will keep also eieg OF the
French Flowers Paris Ribbons by The sox or
set nj : very reasonable price JySl-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

~ BRANCH OF TINE sHADEs.- An. street. near
wils The subscriber, proprietor Of the shades
rssps< fully informs his fiends and the Dsbi; generally
that the encouragement received since the ming Of the
Shades, has induced him take the above hp with
view who reside the tern side Of
the city The fitted similarly, and will be conduct
ed In all respects the the Shades
je2-y ,. EVANS
ar MANSION HOUSE. Port Jefferson, liats Drowned
Meadows) The subscriber has opened the ali owe house
for the reception of company transient and ent The
house large built especially for tEc bushes ana
ranged with every for the comfort Of vssos II sun
ted the head and commanding view OF one OF the nnes
bays Long Island which ubounds with sh Car
rsges viii be In readiness At all times and TWO handsome sail
boats for the accommodation of company Re OF stages
twice week and from New York; VIZ; per rail road
10 Hcksvie Also weekly across the island TO Pztchogne
and regular packet weekly from foot OF oliver street, be.
sides other vessels almost daily Terms moderate
BENZ. r. WILLSK
Port Jefferson, L. l., june so, 1888. jy2f
az SECOND WARD HO TEL-Nsxt 10 the Of
Fulton street. In Nassau street-Ths well known establish
having undergone thorough rehttng, l. in
pete order for the accommodation OF ose who honor
with their patronage. .
There in this house. besides the lower story which
thrown entirely public bar room large room upsh
the story rs feet by 2 tor The accomods
OF public meetings, together with several smaller ones
adapted for the of clubs for the tran saeoR Of
other private business. -
Clubs ana private parties accommodated with rooms, and
may be furnished with dinners suppcr composed OF every
game which the markets afford short
notice. EDMUND JONES. Proprietor. jel1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-15

W TO THE PUBLic-In testimony Of The sIr.ordin..
~ virtues Of wHEELER's BALsAM or MOscATELLo,
paae remedy for ell diseases Of the bowels Dyspepsia
barrhoea Dysentey, Cholera Mobus Spasraodc Cholera
and the SUMMER complaints chdrer. following hghy
respectable gentlemen addition TO husdreds OF Others have
81 rs ms s0s &c he
which has attended its by themselves and in their am'
Psysc EsS captain Of The Nsy ySs packet s,s q
c sp s New Yo1l Col Charlie. Msp. DAVID kim
berly Esq III Front street. Mr. David Has 1ss sroome
, ser con: ss Front ee M Charlie. smith 50
Grand J.hn In%es 100 Stanton q. street; Mr. WIN
Cyrus Bll, ESQ.,, Brootlyn; Mr. Edward cruikshank, 10
since The ppbeaiiea the Evening star New Era.
Sunday Morning News and oth.r o. the above letters
,onp r.Sng evidence Of his preparation from gentle.
well tn0wa' hun Of our S s,.e yss yu, 1851.
Dear testimony viii add any hing 70 the s,rs.e
already o. s ~ G and
creating healthy tone and action OF the stomach wngy
resssy y s1e n.
As far car be Of judging, from The effects hsve
s1a h 'H% ae results should y ssssm
OF Moscseo q the ,-o., y.usbe medcss p,eps,,.
especially where there children.
He'p''"S AMOS irEDs, o. H,nmer,ly st.
Jehn wheeler, Esl .x.....,. v.,,., :, uo.-..
teo" stamped on bottles and each bottle accompanied
for ana FAC .,mle q The propns'C,. sig
lire. do. :. bad Ne. Yo.l o. r,:ss.se q, Of
No 50 Greenwich street, Oculst &c TIE
No ana srosdwsyis :. Mr. B. DoSds Nos SIS and nj
Broadway; al Mr. schehelin's. No. ia Cana, street Nj
Grand street. and Mr. accssr No ss s~s6
Tss fs'E 'tss q sHRSS sss
Mr. ss. wpsss M a 4 S%Sss .is
Broadway Pstrrssn, ~ il Mr. J. Lowe, 81 Falon street.
Broohlyai DR.. Palmer ~ Hsrovor street, bos,on M ~
Dr. M santos Norfolk Val and Mesrs spo,sswcod and
Persons whisst. Obtain agencies. mus, address ,po.
whoals orders supply OF vessels hotels are be
scrt. Dyu wv
NEW YORK INSURANCE COMPANY-A
IN an election held this ONCE the sab inst se following
gentlemen elected Directors Of the Company tor The 60
cSsrls. McEwr, Henry W; nieh',
Jacob Harvey, stewart browh,
john w. schmidt, koecrt Kermit
George II. Trimhle, na.m Iren~en,
Theodore Meyer, william Banks,
Theodore n. saiterthwcite. c,.
Ev~rs Fso ana Adam Tredwel Esq having deelised re-.
election cache McEvcry, ESQ. unanimously eeeses
President and Theodore D. ss,,erbwsie, ksa Wee Pres
dent ~
birds FOR sALE.-A hre lot Of young Mockisg
ID Birds and an eleg lot Of Canary Birds VIII br sold at
low price nv Applying at No. $40 Pearl street. scar nroad
way. snrA-
MOON PUATEs-of Cermas siiver,-Four dideren,
~ IL German silver Deer Plates OF superior werk.
~t,;ss a. sx &: Y g; S
fSHUH CT sKRviCE-Of Germss SILVER. .rA ose
~ hfh The value n silver, OF superior workmanship. and
compile sets manufactured asd for ssle by
suis LEWIS FEUcHTwArekR, fCcsnland ~
IAsTERN, RHODE ISLAND, sad ceunsesess
saii s.ysYLvEsTER lss Broadway ssd a wslA