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The native American., 1838-01-06

Commerce at Pihsburg.-An idea of the trade
of the interior at this American Birmingham on
the head waters of the Ohio, may be formed from
the fact that we advertised in the P. Advocate
of the 24th inst, as an ordinary occurrence, the
arrival of tsoenfy-seven steamboats, the fen Gays
preceding, chiefly from Louisville "neeing ana
st. Louis below, and the departure OF seoenteefa
within that period for the same destination.
Amonr them not one for New Orleans.--Thus
the Ohio valley now limits its business apparently
n tic own fair river, as there are such crowds of
steamers on the Great Father of Waters below.
The native American., 1838-01-06

D5- On Wednesday, in the House Of Representatives,
two memorials signed by upwards of six hundred
in the aggregate presented by Governor LINCOLN OF
Massachusetts,. The memorialists Natives of the
old and gallant Commonwealth and pray for repeal OF
the Naturalization Laws
We not positively Of the course that Governor
Lincoln will pursue, but from personal acquaintance
with him, would venture to predict that he will not
permit his memorials TO lie idle the table, but will
his fine talents and Independent voice in vindca
ton Of the high principles contended for by the Native
Americans of this Union.
The native American., 1838-01-06

FeREIcNERs IN FRANcE.-A question of considerable
importance to foreigners settling in France, and their
taking their university degrees lately arose at the Cour
Royale Of Donal An Engshman, who had been author
lied by the King to establish himself at St Omer which
gave him Of necessity claim to civil rights asserted his
Claim to the right Of practising lawyer in Paris and
after the usual prelimnaries he received his diploma.
Believing himself to be thus eligible to the Paris bar he
addressed himself to the authorities at the Cour Royae
requesting to be allowed to take his oath advocate
They, after due consideration, however, decided that
but Fenchmen could be enrolled on the list of ad
vocates.
The native American., 1838-01-06
HOUSE FURNISHING wARERoOMs.

ID OTELER s. DOM, on Pennsylvania Avenue be-
ID tween 1-2 and 9Th streets We have in store at
our Rooms very general assortment of House Furnish
ing Goods to which would invite the attention of
persons furnishing The following list comprises part
of stock: Pier Card Dining Breakfast Washing, and
Kitchen Tables; Bedsteads Beds, and Mattresses; Sofas
Sideboards Dressing and Plain Bureaux Gilt frame Man
tel and Pier Looking Glasses; Box Toilet and Common
do; Mahogany, Cane-seat and Wood seat Chairs and
Rocker Chairs; Dinner, Toilet, and Tea SETS: Plates,
Dishes Pitchers, and Cups and Sauces GLASS Innblers,
Decanters Wine. glasses and Pitchers; Hook and Cham
glasses; Plated Castors; Candestcks and Shutters
and Trays Astral Hail. Mantel and Side Lamps: Ivory
handled Knives and Forks full sets of 81 pieces Comm
and uck handled Knives and Forks; Shovel and Tongs.
Renders and Androns; Britannia Tea sets; Spitoons and
Coffee Pots; Block Tin Coffee Pots and Bggns; Egg
boilers and Bread graters; Hearth, Crumb Hair Black
ing Sweeping, Horse, and Scrubbng Brushes Tea Cad
dys; Coffee Mills and Spice Boxes general assortment
OF Tin and Iron Ware; Baskets Chairs; Work Knife and
Cake Baskets Walters and Tea Boards; Brass Lilac and
Glass Curtain Knobs; Glass and Mahogany Bnrealfx
Knobs Bird Cages. Spades Hoes. Rakes and Grdirons
Ivory Kidding Combs superior article; Cork screws;
Lignumvita and Brass Castors Tacks, Screws, Nails,
Braces, and Iron and Britannia Spoons Bureanx Keys
and Brass Screw Rings Boxes of Backing and Rat and
Mouse Traps; Hngehane, Painted and Cedar Buckets
Bread Troughs, Cake Boards and Clothes pins, Barrel
Covers Churns and Tubs Feather and Basket Carriages
Tea Bells and Spool Stands: Table Mats and Stable Ian
terms; besides variety ofmseul articles not enumeraed
all of which theywill sell low. Aug l0-tf
The native American., 1838-01-06

what we have said above, with regard to the high
spirited character of the irish, is generally believed
in and that it is true. His temperament mercurial
he roves over the expanse Of the GLOBE fighting with
Mahomet for absolute despotism, with Montgomery
and Washington for the light of liberty He cares not
feed him we-and the abstract principle of freedom is
to him than the dream of fools and the wisdom
of knayes Our author bears testimony to this singular
trait in their national character.
He says: Frequently the man. who at night depriv-
ed his fellow of e had few hours previously
divided his last potato with the widow and the orphan,
and those who witness and sanction his crme return to
shelter and to comfort the houseess and hungry Hor
rble and yet who among the foreign portion Of our
readers, but will at chucke this PASSAGE and
say the charity cancels the murder Can the sharing Of
the potato sooh the murdered mans children Or will
the ruan with his hands smoking with blood, go to the
widow of the dead, and with bis dripping fingers. wipe
away her tears, and sob in sympathy with herr
Again stop upon the bloody and CHASTITY track Of
investigations again feel for thece poor, deuded
beings We regret their sad condition, and regretng it,
hope with all the earnestness of love Of country,
that these people may be instructed amid their own
bright and veran eds that the British government may
send the messengers Of peace of religion, OF order. and
of protection among them. They part of the great
human family whom the Divine Will has scattered over
that land to be their permanent homes; and England
should unfurl the broad wing Of her gnardianshpher
maternal love; and pray that country may be res
cued from hem that her shores may not be desecratcd
with their foosteps but that consummate in her
strength, vglant in her purity and blessed in her
express and distinct national happiness she may keep
aoof in the moral sense she is in the natural Again
say the opponents Of cause that have not
closed argument.
The native American., 1838-01-06
Ihe Celebrated

MR.. RIG E, the far-iamed representative
of Negro Characters, is engaged, and will appear
for the first time since his highly successful vis
to England, on Monday evening next.
Doors open at half past SIX-Perormance to
at SEVEN precisely.
The native American., 1838-01-06

TRANSPORTATION DEPOT Notice is hereby
i given that in consequence Of the impraccability Of
making collections and the losses heretofore
tanned merchandise other articles hereafter conveyed
upon the road will permitted to be removed from the de-
pot until the amount Of freight and charges be paid except
for those merchants who receive large consgnments, and
are in the habit of paying their bills promptly on the first
of each month.
The native American., 1838-01-06

HAPPINEss--An eminent modern writer beau
tifully says: "The foundation of domestic hap
piness is faith in the virtue of woman; the foun-
dation of political happiness, confidence in the
integrity of man; the foundation of all happiness,
temporal and eternal, reliance on the goodness Of
God.
The native American., 1838-01-06

We recommend to the reader the powerful Address OF
the New York Native American Association to the Peo-
pie Of the United States Though expressed in general
terms the arguments cogen in favor of the repeal Of
throughout the country that is increasing We
received few days back letter from gentleman in
Boston, requesting information relative to the Constitn-
ton and laws Of the Association in this city, in order
to form thereby in the ancient and patriotic crade
Of Liberty"
We take this occasion to say to correspondent that
we have complied with his request
The native American., 1838-01-06

|VXTASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD--On and
wv after Monday next, the 18th inst, the will
leave the depot in this city for Baltimore at o'clock A.
M, instead Of 8 3-4 A. NJ as heretofore.
The object of this alteration is to render certain the
arrival of the train at Baltimore early enough to afford
ample time for passengers going north to take the steam
boat which departs daily for Philadelphia at half
past IL o'clock.
The afternoon train WILL heretofore leave the depot
at quarter after o'clock, P. M.
Sept. 8--tf
The native American., 1838-01-06

On Tuesday evening, January 2, by the Rev Mr..
NETTE MCINTOSH; all Of this city.
In this city, Tuesday eveEing last, by the Rev. J.
HAMILTON, Mr.. ISAAC HOLLAND, to Mrs. ELIZA
BETH DISNEY; both formerly Of Annapolis, Nd
The native American., 1838-01-06
DEATHS.

In this city, the 4th instant in the twenty sixth year
of his age DR.. R. M. BALTZER, passed assistant sur
geon in the United States Navy of pulmonary consump-
ton; leaving mother and family of relatives and
merous circle Of attached friends lament his prena-
ture dissolution. Young, respected, and accomplished,
not only in his profession but in literature and general
knowledge he has departed from earthly to still
happier and more pure enjoyments.
On Monday the lst instant, at her residence in this
city, Mrs. MARY ANN HUTCHINS, wife of Mr.
JOHN .. HUTcHINs, after an illness of three days.
- Al the Parsonage of Rock Creek Church, d. c., on
thursday the 4th instant after lingering and painful
illness of two years. GEORGE BATES Youngest son of
WILLIAM JONES' late of Cincinnati Ohio
The native American., 1838-01-06

OF FASHION, East Of Cadsby's
il Hotel, Penn. Avenue.-RAzRoRs, and all kinds
Of Surgical Instruments put in the best order OWar
raned to perform wel if not returned, and reset free
of charge by P. CARTER,
Dec. p Professor Of Haircutting and Sharing.
VXTANTED TO PURCHASE-Fifty Thousand Dot
w lars Corporation Stock and Fifty Thousand Dol
lars of Treasury Drafts. Apply to the subscriber. who
can be found at Loyds Hotel, every market morning
Dec s0-3t u. S. WATERS.
The native American., 1838-01-06

TO NATIVE AMERICANS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY:
FELLOW Citizens: am directed, by the President and
Council Of the Native American Association of the United
States at Washington City. to invite you to form in the
different counties and cities Of the several States auxiliary
Native Associations to be united with in this
am also instructed to call attention to the neces-
sty Of authorizing committee of such Of those societies
may be formed. to prepare in your name, memorials
to Congress; to be presented at the early part OF the
suing session. praying for repeal of the laws Of natural
ization.
Your fellow -countryman,
HENRY J. BRENT
Corresponding Sec'ry. Of The Natice Am.
Association Of the U. s., Wash. City
The native American., 1838-01-06
NATIONAL THEATRE,
WASHINGTON.
BENEFIT OF
MIR. TD E WI FF;

And LAST Appearance, when he will appear in
Shakspeare's Tragedy of
HAMLET; and as FELIX, in
THE HUNTER OF THE s.
The native American., 1838-01-06

Ladies-Mrs. johnson, Misses Warren, Cross, and Pat
terson.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17

III The Suhsc her JAS FOWLER, Jr, formerly ~
FrsHkfurg street. respectfully gives ctce he has taAen
tie eluye named sathmsnL AMI haNipp INSIDE
Improvements u the same, sOcits tie 4.rvLa age 81 r
ard the rutnc vcrerafy.
lis pdacipal min VII hc 70 hsep hts bar ~ Ndcors
wines &C ua,cs o e hr.tqun,y supply which a. has
received, ard - which he invites rnhic attea en-
"a affaast % have supply Of
hone hrt wcd Ale article q the kinu v
psssd il qusy flavor my wher, ami rhrn la ssasr ~
wsca all ~ shotiiyt Re viii be ready -sh superior
sivr csh Rarfbi" OF the rga sofL 80 a. 10 make Tie
Fs va mpltte III betb ways
Harmonic eugs eyery wedresSs ~ and Saturday even.
in1N Commencing NJ ossk % give dect whch nany
well ssowu and talentcd ryca have kody rrorr "a.
ior n ~ ,nce. JAS. FOWLER, IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17

MUaDsn.-A shocking murder was committed a.
New Orleans on the 6th in small grog shop, Ger
ner Of Grod and Tchoupoulas streets. The name
Of the deceased was Charles Gotteb. He had been
some years in the u S. Navy, and was possessed OF
about 5000 in cash, for which he was murdered. Inc
keeper of the house. NJ Doyle, and four DULLES have
been arrested.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17

On the 18Th inst of disease of the heart Mr. Thos Fleming
aged ooy ears r, .
The rens and acquantances OF the family are invited to
ztead The ths ay) afternoon at O'clock ffsm
his late residence, 85 Cedar 81.
sunday OF short but severe illness, Mr. John Could
aged AZ years . -
years and noRths
Lost overheard during gale of wind al Peter schenck
Sbppey, of this city, aged 10 years.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17
MAR RIEDs

CIV the 18th inst by the Rev Mr. Emery, Rev william
Ashley South Glastonbury Conn Julia u daughter OF
the late Jesse Hail. OF Chatham, Conn ,
On the 18th inst by The Rev. Or: Dewitt, MT o. Sroes
beck 20 Mss Angelica Talcot Croious all oil TINS CITY
On the 18th inst by the Raw D. H. Coae Capai obert
Brush of New Orleans Sarah Anioinette eldest aaugh
Ter OF b. X. Theall, Esq OF this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17
THE ANTIANGULAR 81 STEM OF
W RITINc


SPLENDID PEsMANsHIp ACQUIRED IN IL LEssoss!!
MIR BRIsT0w of London respectfully the
w Ladies and GSn.smen Of New rosA ma. ss he's e,msed
Es
Merchan, The Youth or Cers, he Attorney the Accountant
e Of wrng bold and of hand rapid ase and
&C., Sc.,
No matter how ay'Ts Eff f1Ii
NED or CRANPED the Papils Writing may be-
The Ladies IL o'clock and are taught neat, deli
ca ana iashio rable style OF wri ing:
Ne rchans AID strangers vstss New foFf can Complete
III steel and eommoi pen are boh used Mr.. Brstows
AIdon,l lessons are given (asove the tweye free ofer
FRA charge ouno by Mr. b. n order to give full
satisfaction TO every pupil SLIM
~ TIE LONDON FALLHaT ioNs-KEELER
PYNE No Wall street, Mortimer suldiIgs, are now
readt exhibit 10 hsr earons and the puDc generally, The
prevailing style Of Fab FasAieus now wo,nis Lona9s
No 4 Wall street, Mortimer Bulldogs.
!: Keeer, late Foreman 10 Leary Co.
VIM. II. Pya-, from London. SD Wv
in The various oranchesol SILK EMSRoiDERING, and all
Wax sheets s for making wa. flowers, for sale sslm.
TO THE INHABlTANSs DE Ji.sEY
CITY HAaislMos; BERGEN, AND
Ifyou want Coat Vest or pair Of Panaloons up in
frs, rate style at hat the money usually shagedey Merchant
Of this dav,s paosr p sinT
ar M1S HARRISON begs 10 iaform her friends
and e public generally that IN consequence OF the late fire.
which partially destroyed her establishment at No 45t Dv
sio has ransleea her business for the present
her other No o. Bowery where she has on hand large
eau,itu OF Ladies' Has OF all descriptions
and OF the approved fashions Mrs. Harrison epren
much that in consequence of above disaster she mas been
prevented from placing in the mir OF the MechaRcs Institute
specimen phror OF the kini
hbed and which she hater herself woulA have sustained
the hi reputation she has gaGed anu which was acknow
LEGGED by the bestowmeni OF the highest premiums the
TIN &c former fairs of the institute spoken by the
gentlemen appointed 10 decide upon the merits O each com
pptitor The following contained in the printed report
Third Annual Far of The Mechanics list uie
sed September 1897. under hs he Of Ladies' Depart
meat page n of that publication.
"429 Tuscan Hats from Mrs Harrison 4Ss Diyi-
street her Of elegance. Oae OF -Tcan
containing 20 bfads to the sch and decidedly the
finest il the exhibition II is highly credabe 10 this tale, ted
lady, that during three successive annual exhibitions she
left all CONS tutors lin American Straw iias behnd'-
Medal So 2Wf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17

10 Ma. Baisrow.-Let all bad writers look at his
advertisement.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17

b
sls.2f. NIBl,OS Coffee UOuS-
TV,H " AaTk Ma EAFt,s COLL Z ION
L OF OiI PAINTINGS, nc As cpnsderabr interest," has
.vncEd IN relation this very highly valuable coec.
the pnbc Is respectfully informed that r whole IL the
collection OF Pictures 10 being
orued with their being publicly exhibedin this
city susbe pace Cor the purpose he pro
cured, which be about the middle Sep.
-mber With further view their beiag disposed
Puhe Auction In the month OF October Full particulars Of
time place will he givenin future advertise
SIS AARON LEVY Auctioneer
EOUND-At The St-re OF Geo. =. Geson, Me- Aston
House, OF insy ed 70 have bern droeped by
, Sailor, who la the a short tine preyou with a
bsre nd no IA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17

THE NEw YORK CHEMICAL M.eBrAc TURING
co. heve instantly for sale
Utytriel, Aun
esching Salts, gopprr~,
N1ua Ansonia Ef1riatlc Asd.
aqua Fowls, r Uric Acid
clue vnr,oL Manganese
AID Other articles thc lin 81 their bustns
ORD will be received their Bsahing bous~, No m
Broadway, or NJ bc osce cgihelr agent No weussreet
oGay' gEO ID, GiLBKRf. Aaeus~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17

PACK rHEAYhE.-THIs EVENING will be
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from the Dramas Iev.s-
critical state Of he aith Mrs kichsr dsoa-Prae. Mrs
h.,thews7Censure, Mr. Richngs-Fsncy, Mrs Hughes.
A Sailors sorapips-Mas,sr Wells.
ONE HOuR-or the Carnival B.ll-Mr Charles Swiftly, Mr.
y Ma.thews-Juiia, AIRS G. Marhe VS.
THE LOAN OF A LovER-Peter spyk, Mr. C. Matthews
-Gsrtruar, Air q. Matthews.
To conclude with
SCAN MAG-Mr Singleton, Mr. Placide-Jn a. Mrs Richard.
Doors 7-Perforp,ance begins at H. Boxes, 81,
m 30 cests. Gallery. IS cents.
NATIONAL THEATKE-Late Italian Opera
House.-Mr wALLACK L~sse~-Corner of leonard and
viii be performed,
ThE GLADIAToR-spartacus, Dir Forre.,-Phasarius Mr.
oney >, mona, Mrs Seton.
Two Favorlte ovERrURgs.
WILLIAM TELL-Wiliiam Tell Mr. Forrest g eer, Mr.
MISUNDERSTANDING Mrs Seton.
DlKes m D. c, a.s-ealery 20 cents.
X Dooraopenat 7oertormaaSesc NJ " Ocioeh.
4 under the direction of Mo. W. X BLAkE.-rHis EVE.
MING VIII be presented, for MR. L, RiCE'S Benefit
the c. Zebra ed ard .rginal Jim Grow,
PEACOCK AND CROw-Jim Crow, MIR Rice Qurk q uick-
sell MIR Fem o Araninta. Miss Matthews
POPPING TIE QUEsIIoN-Mr Primrose. Mr Jones
Miss Biffin, Mrs Jones.
After which,
GUMBo JUM-Gumbo jun, Mr. Rice with the negro extra.
vagansa of Jim Grow.
In the course OF the evening. Mr. Rice will sing "Jm Crow
and = Hats AT localities"
MY AUNT-Diek Dashali, Mr. Fenno-Emiy, Kiss MAJ.
thews.
TIE VIRGINIA MUMaY-Ginger Blu, Mr. Rice-suan,
Boxes 50 cents Pit a5csn,s
Doors open at performance to half past
o'clock 81 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17

CUPPING AND LEECHiNG.
II CUPplN5 peflol med by experienced person
the Superior Swedish Leeches-apped any
night sale wholesale retail the drug of
r. b. NONE, ga Broadway.
N. 5000 superior Leeches au58 Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17

light goods Watcher ard other hissis -p apply
| JOHN LAToLAW CO, n Old Slip
| Agents for the hatcher Steam Packet Company.
Letters board will ged l24
gle sheetsrger proportion. Neither the Captain
will be bile parcels packages BY her
unless regular bills fading therefor. s9.0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17
CAED-wiLLIAM GIBSON PLAIN AND DEcoRA.
" TINE sOIiSF FAINTER GLAZiEH AND GLASS

srAINER Ia tsnd,nng hs gratefu scknowied vment 10
rccei,ed sn- he eomsncrd business and cdpd as.
prSb beos ed the styles ~ work Introduced
pubic that Ar shrr unceasisg rNsrics tour
years increased NJ facilities and sasc,ra ueh arrange
gent CONNECTED s his -ssion style regards
Inn md design haher,o unstep,ptoa IN this ~
ne interior dscUrsuon 81 public and private sudi twill
ever he h. study t. unite elegance wits utility comhaed with
sspsra ous IL .tas geaers gence ose rucs
the all error In deeo-slonhow rarely 30
of colors thai i ~, ~ part offensive ogas wen The
eomnc russo srLs oapea fleets q sing froo lich
s-ng abe edy he error te6 II ard correct taste
would certainly convince 81 the beauty II having
rious s9ar,mcnt DC racd oacrcn styles according
the r aJaptauoD he ING rsnr, With IT, eavspiug.
r0h. warm aui n,s arti.i c,'otng ~ IL daMk room ,
whc The ssu,brr -ayyef ue library relfvctby The
dunn tint 81 to pafur To ibis subject pich h worthy 81
ban y present. bss'n~sd o. IT, tpoie pc.
cay whsn eori'' utlr pac before ~ ana - a'lSa'ly
connected rrh or cortUt) W g. vii devote rs ear
tou aad BY dre a. the situation ant choice
furniture produce A. arrangement harnpaous aai agreeable
10 soGc',irg tcese % pa.roaage ". 81 wno,d STATE
plag department ~hhe be decorative vii rem the
the f,l sr.ts ia, cas- ee prorarsd TIC various
ptder the immediate superintendent de-
sfns of hs, extensive variety u which nov ready
woods ard nab - in,tatioss OF sik md owsd upesy
damak, Morocco NC Tor wills ttn'esR, ci, trefch and
dsears,.n ys Pa sq mrrns az. orient. dssigrs We
particularly submitted the sten,ien u hip e~uers,
.nd ser,t belle wing that style of worn better cacu
In ed by rlrayng and ending variety Of it,
orninen T. elc sse The mind long voyages sea- ia
crease ihs Of aks and river ra'elngstausd,
ameed.pna paaled class IN everv kpo~ 'neihod
W. g. Ia, ng much Of his time The last yeprs
IN etperme ,lne periectrg this besuu bot III lately
murh neglected art believes Ne has the
and beautiful variety ~ cos burnt glass which,
wih ether po, inents, vii enab him epTpg's work
equal IN Ar rry and duratyt 10 aay specimens s'tveh
and succeeding centn'e ent that lase ~ this lHautul
art may become gener dfOscd designs " be far
nish gina AMI selected the best models ~ ancieft
and modr sti and sbO-e, sh particular reference lie
st saiep ard use
s4ouA W. ca contlsuf receive that cneoprs gerent.
viii ever he his audy ~ te pledges htsei het net
her esFrtion enpefis viii We wantnr w hi endeavsr
~ elevas his negict profession 10 is jus gank
liberal art worthy " cuxen Of
tssts-ST6t Be~ery, "a sai above Poarth street. u, X.
"a e,.s ans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17
!. q. pIAWsfs,S pPOsPECTU,


THE STUDY or BGOK.KEEPINg-Ns ~ Gear q,
BroadaGy 1T mast be apparent that there
no checiuai ~ teaahng practical tno edge Rack
ksepiss bet b. conducting the pupil through vsrie OF
BIS sess ira sscuonf ~ his making - entries &c Each Is
occrr and becoming amasr Nth tie books frun
iual use u mrt not be ina gia-d hat tnyrg aud
ncrchaUse are al The actions at take
TIE eusr ~ astl uction which presents r IN
then hundred at ert la.axss snsacons taeh airh
becotss ~ ~ tet ~ remark conversation = de-
ccfiye course ni praetcf which result IT. geld k1w.
lrageni Ca kse pnv Rooms pen dav and NJ Pro
srrr,v Nth Term &C - BE- had ii ~ R,ens, where the
- WORKS nay ~ sren Furcha'ed he student
practically opens. Conducts clese. nd ~ opens sci ~ part
rerap Acosns; ne becomes fan,'sr pil The safi
count honk rom actual Wh trial basat
6sincs tes var 0xs csi' calculations r. klUsiisn OF
sr
Fifteen dollars h- charge " csmpeie course 81 IN.
structon rteced The soGrSr not an he'd
aH the student good practical knowledge &c
cook hcpnr; which eject eehsliss are xyea ser due
sttentsn.
meDl
"The se.sc. ~ D0usle Entry gook ping sim pifea
M os Tbi boob j. pirodrced the New Yort Public
Ssbes preference other the subject The TINS.
tees ohs fssiituon, II veil known, corp sonc o( the
ST., t.Jest H. the couauv.
sThe ART Sing Entry Book kee apg inn owed by he
srcdGctOn Of the Free Balance $50 pages octavo-7s
c~pi
"a Lecrr. tir stody Of eooL kecpipv vi,s Bsspc.
sheet" nsa Pphiet "a pages, 10 ms.' cents per sp
gle copy aus eo,!lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17

II If Coat Vest pair Of Pantaloonseot up IN
first sye hat the usually charged by Merchant
Taiors call al the Cash Taiorng Estabhm 90 Maiden
Lane For list OF prices. see advertisement N another part
o this DAVIS Daorr slhU
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-17

uHOLOA HOLOAi DIsSw NER'si wake
up-we heard tsg from since took The
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