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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07
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TNSTITUTION FOR TIL Cur H. OF STAN
MERINo-Ths institution, formerly OF Courtandt street,
will for the reception OF pupik the LIST Of May
Spring Hudson. Arrangements have
made coming from the country and Others
board the Institute and thus be constantly
under the superintendent OF the Principal The system
taught will pacced by the subscriber for the
lsshve years. with such complete success Hundreds OF per-
sons this and the adjoining country have experienced
its benefits and testified TO It's complete efficacy In curing the
worst sammerers Pupils will be received from five
old forty and in all eases guaranteed or the money
VIII be refunded.
Terms-From s95 to 500 The iadgent cured gratis For
further information apply to the subscriber AT the Institute
IL by letter, post paid. -.
Circulars had by applying above containing
t6cates of cures. reoomme ndaors. &c.
zl7-3m HENRY WELLs rr1ncDal
svTHE YICTORl IA HAIRCUTTiNG ROOMS
III cor fslton and Broadway, west side-CLlhEHUGH
has the above Ia connsctos with his other
Were ladies and gentlemen will always lind
him and arrange their hair In the
most prevailing style of fashion -
CLIREHUGRS SYSTEM
ocung sentlemens hair entirely original has been adopt
ed talented artists In London and Paris and well
display the luxuasce and beauty Of hne head
OF hair The de,ign and execution have been denomnsted
scientific art and whether Tor the pulpit The bar the SENATE
the stage classic and adds digsy and
ssphy hardreser Is 80 TO arrange The hair that
while the May be improved by "this most esi-
mated OF g the pans couHienaDce may be made
10 appear positively handsome This gin Clrehugh has at
tanned and acknowledged by thousands
changed under magic OF his touch
Entrance 10 the rooms first door from Broadway.
je21ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07
nRsTINATB C0MPLAiNTs-DR. CHERRY's

(HILDNEN'scLOTH subscribers seeg
coss,asuy on hssd extensive OF chidrens
clothing, made In the fashionable style which they WI
sell on very reasonable terms. Wholesale retail
m235ns GEO A. HOYT 4 CO "A Bewery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07

SALT YATES BATHs-Now open al Castle Gar.
- den and on the River, Canal street Family
season tickets as snge & checks OF admission,
for dollar, and ~ or dollars single admission Is cents
children years age halt price Also shower
Maths, &c.
The advice Of long experience be bad the establish
rus and will he freely given ell looking for health
and comfort through this simple yet mporsnt luxury le7im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07

- CHEAP FASHIONABLE HAT STORE
AX Where Hats warranted equal, in quality aud
~ workmanship, any the city, IS per below
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07

IHXTRA FINE BOOTS-0LD RICHARDS MAX
II always tip top of the fashion His light
high heel dress boots 81 so the pair never be beet
ee superfne French and native calf skis some high
hee Dress boots 5 90 the pair equal $500 boots in
Broadway lie has 5000 pairs Of the above boots of his
rip stitch Also $500 pairs shoes the best In this city
for families wear, cheap Apply at OLD RICHARDS,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07

g j. SYLVESTER, 1870 Broadwsy, and n wall st.
y. has connection with any other Office eher In New
York or elsewhere. = -
prsns on England for Es sra upwards always for sale
Collections throug the Uned States Canada and Eu.
rope, made on the liberal terms.
Chesapeake and ohio Canal money wanted at
q. >. sYLvEaTERs,
myS $50 Broadway, and n Wall St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07
GENTLEMEN's
CAST orr CLIO III N @
ROUGHT,

q ENTLEMEN'S
CAST OFF CT o n 1 NG
BOUGHT,
AND THE FULL VALUE GIVEN CASH, ny
II. LEVETT
AZ Broadway.
Kno wing persons who make puf In their
advertisements Clothing &c and who in many
cases do give the full value for the L. will as
sure those have such articles by them,
and who may him, their receiving the very utmost
value in CASH for every article.
N.B.-A iiae through the post once or otherwise to the
above address. will with due attention. myl5aA
CARL KING,
First Pre- mium and Tuscan Stra w Hat
Manufacturer.
ass ~ NewYork.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07

CHAS. HI. GU YLER would respectfully inform his
~ friends and the public that he has from
Isl Bowery where be continues to manufacture and keep
hand large Of fashionable fine short nap silk
nutra and plain Hats; MEMS youths and boys Hats
which have been 50 universally admired for their ghness
durability and elegance of shape, which he offers for
price wholesale and retail than article of the quail
ty be purchased in this ely Call and examine Don't
forget the nuHber, 16& Bowery. mv8-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-18
Transactions this siax
Flour, ies bss Western $500 Tobacco 2obbds Ky CALI
wv $50 Cuha a.

HAvsE MARxKT, Aug. L-Ashes-Pearis have coD,i.n..
~hhout transactions; American Pots hade low. IT,
sales havs been as follows ~ bbs New York al 4 "a Do M
te W do do do a. Stock $50 bbls Po,s ana ia
do Pssris. w. "ha ifs
Coare-Ihe market continues heavy ard ST. Donpro /,
noed lowers out IN other ptoDs there "A pc ,ban1.
We have only To notice $40 bags 81 Domingo M al
Rio nj ~ for ordinary TO 52t Tor good. - - "' -
.e,n-rreR the DIST ut. up to Saturday inclusve m.
absaeuons were on moderate sale, amour ing no 4ss5
sae yesterday the market became am IN.
purchases amount TO $500 bales The "a RE asic
orleans Of which 1884 bales 75fto 81 7s ~
70 sO s8o al 81 to 49, $50 LOG no. 10 nj IN lis iass
loF. oP'a"" ~ from ~ "
eneray we notice ne advance In our rates for yrni,es
STATES Snort staple only esr market closed rmer
were United States e''o W "a'ch o,IS
sale Of 50 bales American HOPS first sort 1857 b,s
iasen ace al SO per }k, In bbcd. Stock leo bales
RICE Tue market cont nues dali few trrres fair ~.
MA nave eeen tskcn al 35 25 The mentioned in our
rates. Stock 85e trs. ~ - ''"e'sn hesr
Siaves-A few thousand Pb;lad. lpbi, mi .,....
quality, obtaised 400, per 1890 - 'es ~ 'Aie5lps
August sh Tbs sales Of yesterday amouped y,
oles atswaey prices sale ef5o hhos qnercror 10 arye
was also sade al sef small 10 whair bone al fss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-18

BoARD oF ASSISTANTS, Sept 1.-THE Committee
on finance reported in favor Of allowing sl00 10 Dr.
Gilman for extra attendance upon the sick in the
City prison. Adopted.
The Board appointed an additional deputy clerk in
Washington Market at a salary OF $500.
The committee reported against building ferry
stairs at the foot Of Peck Slip for the accommoda zion
Of email boats In favor Of paying certain watchmeH
70 cents additional pay per night during their whole
service. In favor Of authorizing the Comptroller TO
borrow 1900, 600 in advance OF the taxes 10 NEE,
city expenditures
Resolution, To place iron ratings and iron gates in
front Of the Halls Of Justice At expense Of $1,000
Referred.
Resolution to establish two additional watch posts
in the 5th watch district, Referred.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-18
M . n e \ MA KgK ET.
day. Septe


marked depression still at he Stock EXCHANGE
prices OF ances having again receded very sensby
meney for good business paper so plenty as n h
moment at six per cent Phcnix Bank declined Der cont,
Delaware AND Hudson per cent-Farmers Trust
-lines per eent-Mehawk and Paterson receded ~
cen-Hariem per cen-Bosion I'd Providence ner
Stooingion per cent. Sales of Treasury Notes IS -
made at per cent discount, and 6's at premium
TINS downward tendency OF fancy stecks in the o,b.rv
present favorable state OF affairs is sure inde1
healthy state OF business, and that the capitalists and L.nl
are determined TO SET their faces against the
olher than and bona 6de business Th, Is one
SUIT OF The great commercial revolution through which
have passed and if this determination shall b,
ahd business De permanently put upon healthy basis ~.
shall not have suffered in vain Another eEact of ~. a.
REVISION IS seen IN The extension business further o
while New York has not done the amount which she i -
Philadelphia, batinore Richmond and Peters burg
an Increased busie ss il the journals ef ,boe ci,.s
oeheved bat while The trade Of New York has he's
less In amount than vas the in s56-,hat wear nj .
credit and uHbounsed speculation has undoubteslv h
more profitable Business having been done chiefly for cas-, -
short credits Money at this moment can be .
any amount Ia Wall street tor good business paner =, ba
dates This said to be result OF the ancpaed
OF the present mortgage law which time large amsun, -
real estate VIII be thrown into The market and tberebv
sent to the capitalist opportunity lucrative
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-18

uyCeles,e was to have sailed from Liverpool on he
10th Angus, for New York in the Packet ship Gar.
rick, and opens at the National on the gath Sept IN
her beautiful drama of " St Mays Eve" which shs
acted one hundred nights in London last season. II
is written by an American, and is acknowledged to
be the best drama the British stage has produced for
years. Her farewell in London was one Of the most
brilliant things OF the kind ever knows. Mr. Web.
ster the mansger, presented her with splendid por-
trait Of herself by Chalon, with the American Eagle
on the Top. On the first Of August she was taking
leave OF Paris her native city, 70 reside permanently
in the United States, her adopted country.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-18

~ Gov William Clark died OF ST Louis on the
first Of this month. He was tie companion of Mer.
weather Lewis, in that famous Jorrney over the North
American continent, across the Rocky Mountains, TO
the mouth Of the Oregon and the PaciHs Ocean, the
first time IN which that journey was ever performed
He first arrived at 81. Louis 1903, and there the
enterprise was planned and the associates in that
great undertaking collected. On his return from the
journey he was made Governor Of Missouri, and ar.
forwards Superintendent Of Indian affairs for the
Western Division, an Office which he held ull his
death
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-18

Tbs morning, Mrs Mary Peters rriirt of vju,r,
Peters, Of Charls stop, 4. G. h - a''"sd
The friends ana r,s ons Of the 'snl~ are invited 90 Alta.
her tuneraoaorrow morning O'clock from he,
ucnc, 2oth stree CHELSEA 'guare, viii out turl 81 y,s,
Carriages In Whiting AZ ~. Paufs Church, 'suo'
TIA sur ay evening, John Mastersrn Is frix,4.
lualhsrces arc respectfully rcqut kted TO atts I'd his
Cherry street - ''st'snee 10. os5
rnr sunday morning George George asd Mary
a. tbs afternoon a, baf past O'Clock ON No y,
VIZ Friday iih inst Sarah Anne, only child OF William
This CITY - e5' 80" % yts'tt lsWy %
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-18

u An unfortunate accident occurred on board
the packet ship Wellington, on her late passage. On
The morning Of the l3h during severe gale, one Of
the seamen named John PouIston fell from the main
rigging on the quarter deck, breaking bis leg in two
places Great credit is due DR. Austin and two ether
medical gentlemen, passengers in tho Wellington, for
their sklful and prompt assistance. The sufferer
was conveyed to the hospital on his ARRIVAL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-18
MARRIED..

On ednesdsy evening, i7th inst, by the Rev Dy ps,
m., rhomS Dusenoerry 10 Miss Mary Elizabeth e:aes,
dsugEter vi Alfred Carhart. Esq all OF this civ e
on Ihursday evehing. 18Th Inst. w the Rev r. Car~
S'.' nrucn o. New orleans, Tn Miss Sarah Aroi.
bette eldest daughter OF b. r. Thos ESQ IN MS si,,
~ Chareeton o. on the 9Th lnst by the Rev Mr. Bsr,
Horst, of that CITY. ~ oaionne M
=. Pymsu,h Mass, by the Rev Or Kendall Mr. rhom,.
hen, publisher OF the Plymouth Rock, 20 Nis Bes., n
daughter OF William Drew, all Of that place 49,
~ Msdson VI, July 5th. by the Rev. Mr. sber,rd A.
Henry stannard teesbrated runner Mis-, Polly thad
late OF Clinton. ~ S"so~ C,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-18

MADAME vEsTRis-The Park theatre was crowd
cd 10 suiIocation last night to zee Madame yostris
Over SOC went away unable to obtain sdmittancc.
She was well received the plauds were immense.
A slight attempt was made TO raise row, by two OF
three rioters, but it was speedily put down.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-18

Trade 81 all kinds active atheu Oh the 5y goods ~
e ~si lew days has been checked measure for be an
OF competent assortment OF foreigh goods to suupy r.. -
masa. lbs dehchnc Will hewever be good by ne
nunser oil vessels ariiyedop Sunday Havre ana on
all of them bringing good freightshe two Have
bridging together a2 psctsgssVf dry goods Of lille
done IN The auclonliRc today s "a'
bkEADsTufFs-Th market has been very trisk teday and
aurhe vance has been effected; fancy brasa have on
buyers readily al So 90 Some sales our have
made al 90 20 AT Philasepha Saturday sa,s aour were
also Effected Al .6oaI IS per bush 80" va
TosAcco- Holders become daily firm in OH mann,
.acus~ sh tni The accounts OF the markets in Enr,p-
sna 70 conhrn them In this and increase dt ans In
mere great dneIence ottweeH and sellers AZ
fetersourg en- The BIZ, increased nd x;s,s vi
iurnsr .dysnee In prices on all descriptions Ssss wrrs
mace az - ooao0 Tor Jugs, CONNIE 10 best 20
Ha AtPhiadelpsia the 18TH hold, r. b,d
hsr rates which uansact n, sas~
oohhds Ny broughtSsalec so hhds Va 9ala ''o'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-18
y Ollle HQnae.

o1ihe nomc, come home the verdant yue
Is wreatheo above our door:
ne clustering rose gu taught 10 tvine
Shadows our windows DER
Come home-the fruit il our garden bexcYs
Hangs pe ned to goIde n hue;
They had TOT Dc h'd heir snowy flowers
when you bace me a FOND nGieu.
Cone heme, GENE home the long grass s,r,rs
In the paths whore we u.ed 10 stray.
Butyet, thos away.
Come h0Re-there's a tone II thrilling low
a r. ptnre } on ct mn.t eart
me iispipg toreue ct cor infant boy
WIZ welcome thy glad return.
oonie home. Gene home, thou art long away;
. oh! why T. on thy loved ones rOanp
say, ho" shall chloe Thy long oeny
How welcome The wanderer home,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-18

On the lake whore droopes the willow.
Lans time ego!
Where the rock threw back the billow.
Wkiier than snsw-
Dwet maid, beloved and cherished
By high and lew;
But with the autumn lie sf she perished.
Long time ago.
Rock and tree and flowing water.
Losg time sgo-
Bird and bee and blossom taught her
Loves spell To know
While To my ford words she listened.
Murmuring low
Tenderly her dovs-eyes giistned.
Long time ugo!
Mingled were our hearts forever.
Long lime ago.
Gan | aow forge. her !-ue yer.
No, lost one, no!
20 nSr grave these tears are given
ST. Ever TO few.
sues The star missed from heaven,
Long time ago.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-18

" -Four men were sentenced TO death a, the re-
cent Kings County (DubIinl Assesses for female y,c-
lauoa.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-18

W Where did oil the money come FRONT Who
suffered At leas, 5000 were spent last nigh, q, the
above four places.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-18

10 The National theatre was also crow ded 70 sui
focaiien chairs and benches placed the lobby
Hundreds went away.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-18

IL Rces benefit At the Franklin was bumper
The house was fall IN every corner.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-18

CovBr 81 GENERAL SESSIONS, Monday Elisha
Swaggerman, a schoolmaster, was put uron his trial
on an indictment charging him with having beaten in
an unmerefuI manner small boy under his charge
named George Taylor. 1T was proved upon the trial
by several Witnesses that the defendant had beaten the
lad with thick whalebsne, for tri ng offence
IN go violent manner az TO raise ridges upon his
aesh, and leave black and blue stripes oil over his
body; and a, other times would place the cdpris in a
ches and shut down the Id putting two or three boys
on the top 10 keep IL down, nearly sullocating them
IN their horrible Imprisonment. The school OF de-
PENDANT is in Laurens street between Prince and
Houston street.
The District Attorney was in favor of letting the
prisoner of, and his Homer the Recorder did not
charge the jury in this case rs warmly in behalf Of
humanity, and the protection Of the innocent and
harmless, as we have hitherto had the pleasure o (
knowing him.
The accused who defended himself made sta
pd, crnging and bcggarly appeal for mercy-im-
pore the forgiveness Of his sccuser and beseeched
the mercy OF the jury, manner that excited gene.
rs pity throughout the court. He admitted the se-
verify OF his chassement 70 the boy bat endeayored
to excuse himself by saying that in consequence Of
the thin clothing Of the child, he was ignorant of the
extent of punishment he had inflicted.
The jury found the cringing mendicant for mercy,
guilty, and recommended him to the humanity of the
court, which If they grant him. will be doing to him,
better than he done 10 others.
Mary Carroll, was tired for stealing s39 worth OF
cloth from thu store Of ". Lawrence, z65 Pearl
street, on the 9Th of Aug, last The prisoner was
found IN possession OF the property but IN what man
ner she obtained IL, there only her own state.
ment TO show. The declared that the property had
been given her by a couple ofmen IN John street. TO
take to the Fulton ferry, and that afterwards they
cleared out. Thejury were snfficeniy saiisf with
the evidences OF the csse, 70 convict nor assured OF
her innocence 80 decidedly as TO acquit her of the
charge, and they accordingly returned into court
without agreeing upon verdict and were discharged
Nicholas Williams, black, convicted Of an assault
and battery upon Thomas BAXTER fined $40
James Healey was convicted Of assault and bat.
terry upon Melinda Baxter, and sentenced TO pay q
ane OF s86, and stand committed until the same be
paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-18
Whose azure floats in LIQUID fire.
MasI ALI ILs nninIaris art Ia "a. n

And also, Miss s., author of the Artists Daughter
a tall, madenlsh young lady, wears silver specks,
and apparently in the of life drinks water with
ing constantly in Kosciusko Garden perusin some
novel or other, and for oil very sentimental loves
to be gallanted by young Cadets.
Mrs Alex H., OF this city, relict Of a statesman
who competed for power with Aaron Burr.
Mrs. MAJOR +. from the South with her husband,
who is a lille hard OF hearing
The company broke up at a seasonable hour.
The following note was picked off the floor of the
ball ROOM that some gay Cadet must have dropped
not intentionally, presume.
Miss M. regrets not To have been at home when
Mr. t. called last week She will be sery glad if he
will come tomorrow and dine with her family tout
fat sans ceremonial al O'Clock.
Friday, 1888. ARIEL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-18

0J' The YeLop Esrer IN Charleston, we regret to
perceive, does net abate In the two weeks ending
September 9th, there had been eighty one deaths,
or about 40 in week. Last week the northea sters
and rain, which gave promise of better atmosphere,
did not have the desired effect The thermometer
afterwards TO $50, which &c higher than IN
the week previous. Great gloom spread over the
city by the large number Of funerals on yesterday
week
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-18

u From Fort Smelling, letter of Aug 49, pub
lished in the ST. Louis Bulletin, relates that band
OF Six Chppewas were attacked in the neie hberhood
Of that Fort by some 40 Sioux. One of the Chip
pewas was killed and one Sioux. The Agent inter-
posed and prevented further boodshed: ard the COM
handing officer of the Fort deening the Sioux the
agcressors, demanded the delinquen,s Two young
men were given, and being subsequently punished by
their own trlbe-were then released.
NisLo's,-The Ravel Family repeat tonight some
Of their most attractive performances We take for
granted that in SHIRT time this delightful resort will
close for the season the present opportunity of wit
Messing the performances of the most astonishing ar
lists in the world should mot therefore be neglected
They appear tonight in Jocko and the Venetian Car
nival, an excellent bill
Browne, the best comedian Of the age, COM
mences an engagement Of two nights only tomorrow
evening
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-07-24
LATEST FROM TEXAS.

The steam packet Columbia, AZ hours
Galveston, arrived last night at 10 o'clock.
We arc indebted to the poIiteness Of pas.
senger for the Houston ''Civilian" of the
9th inst. 1t contains little Of interest.
A rumor was current in Houston that
the Merchants Of Matamoras, Vera Cruz,
and TamPice had petitioned the Mexican
Government to effect an arrangement by
which goods could be received from the
United States, via Texas.
A party of about 100 Cumanchc Indi-
ans, visited the camp of eight or ten sur
veyors of Bexar, on the 22d inst, and un-
der prctence of friendship, succeeded in
stealing the horses of the surveyors, Mr..
Campbell and his party pursued, and on
overtaking, were fired upon by the Indians
and Immediately killed Mr.. Campbell.
Captain Gage was also wounded but made
his escape.
DR.. Francis Moore and L. w. Wharton
are candidates for Congress, from Harris.
burg county.
The contest for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency WAKES warmer as the crisis ap.
proachcs; and seems to excite almost as
much acrimony and i'll feeling as sucF
struggles arc wont to produce in thi:
country.