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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-03

A MEXICAN ALMANAC for 1899 and Repository
n of Useful knowledge is received from Boslo this
morning and for sale by +. TAYLOR.
Cont aiming than the usual amount of and yalu-
able Statistical, Commercial, Historical, Agricultural,
Meteorological, Astronomical and Scientific information
price one dollar put up in form which can be- readily
transmitted by mail oct
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MILITARY AND NAVAL SERyICE.-Just receiv
1Nl cd Chiefly imported from Engandl and for sale by

MILITARY ANDNAvAL sERvICE.-Just receiv-
1Nl ed (ehiehy imported from Engand and for sale BY
F. TAYLOR
The Officers Manual of Naval Service by Captain
Glascoek, ROYAL Navy, in volumes octave.
Captain GrllHh's (eoyal Navy Observations on Sea-
manship and Naval Economy, vol
Spearmans British Gunner
1.-THE Kings Regulations and Orders for the Army"
volume. NIL ...
Captain Simmons Cloyal Artillery on the Constitution
and Practice of Courts Martial.
Bechers Nautical Surveying
Robson's do do
British Nautical Almanacs for 1885, 1910 and lsil.
Beauchamps Naval Gunner.
School nf the Gunner translated IRON the French by
Clerks Naval Tactics ...
Captain Ross on Steam Navigation and its Tactics as
applicable TO Commerce and Maritime Warfare.
Col Humphreys the Modern System of Fortified
tons.
Mahan's Fortifcation and Military Engineering,
Toussards Artlerists Companion.
Sir Howard Douglas on Military Bridges.
Purdys Memoir Of the Atlantic Ocean, vol London.
~ And variety (he largest in the United Sates) of
other works all the dferen, branches of Military and
Naval Science on all the branches of Mathematics and
general science Military, Maritime and International
Law military and naval history, &c &c. oct 10
THE PUBLIC WORKS OF GREAT BRITAIN,
i practically illustrated by Sims folio,
1rcdRold on the Steam Engine, quarto.
Transactions Of the Institutions Of British Architects,
quarto
Professional Papers of the Corps of Royal Engineers
qumto
Railway Practice, by Breese, folio.
Browns Perspective quarto.
British Nautical Almanncs, for $780, 1910 and lsil.
Wshaws Analysis of Railways.
Vicat on Clements.
Barlow, Construction and the strength of Materials
Noble, on the Professional Practice of Architects.
Freiz, on Rivers and Torrents, vol quarto.
Hart, on Oblique Arches
The above, together with many more, (too numerous
for an ADVERTISEMENT valuable works Of the class of
science, this day received by F. TAYLOR for SALE
together with a large collection of works Of similar cha
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THEODORE SEDGEWICK'S Public and Private
l. Economy, Cd part is just published and this day re-
ceived, for sale by +. TAfLok.
oct 10
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-03

UNIVERSAL HISTORY, from the creation Of the
" world to the beginning Of the Eighteenth century by
Lord Woodhousclee in octave volumes,
Just published ls3s) pncc 50 so.
oct 6 +. TAYLOR.
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T IFE OF BRANDT, including Wars of the Amcri-
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oct6 r. TAYLOR.
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WASHINGTON IRvING'S WORKS in II volumes
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Is lust received, for sale by =. TAYLOR
sent %
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05
IMPORTATIoNs.

H.vss-Per ship Albany-2 cases mdue Henry Lacose-1
soornes PsIle,e2 Des.ose .ro,hers-t Enssr Foley
ii Bailey Wards Co, Lseere cs.e rssde,ea Gss
IA case. do case md.e Rsnlsd-a suqshsr
MGrs oa. yse scesSs HsMs sssn
.s aeo:'ss
Col Prdes bales cases Bsiceau Miller; case
Sbrshan M,cbei4 chas verns ord.rl Bsjsc
"a rsi;s@s
Renaed2lt baskets sirs q case. sG,ceaa Ma's
n Iseombe.i Herman Boker-l $ HeIie-i Rogerss
C.-s DarrieuI ssnspg-1 Rsn,,d.2 shsy rssseTs9n
Kay1er~s Ernest Fielder ce4 FelI coli.rd-s4 20 ward
SG parcel eos Tss.Sef sss DfHns
SC.HI Yousg smith 4 Cog cs.es 2 casks A Legouz
ss. Ssn E.n ps
Rsgers Colo eases Re.srd Co.'s Wolf Hen,ieks.
ii ss !, ss a1dcI s.f ,;-
case ae GSs: E%@e sse. T-ser
Dsnbmas bss. baskets ords- gsss M.b.r rrg'I TeI
fsy suaw'J yarn cosie % orders cSs
< Poppe ia Eerierer Kruuser.9 Boieesu J Muer-
csss,.oI 70 orders seaSard Hutionls 70 o-der.
pgLs Underwood Tssry ssin1g Lsne S.,n.. vine
washnstos Mor,op-ie cs.es Sheldon Col icesn
sns.a w: Ep ssscs ccss
Home / Gel Porter Denny Coz Lane samson : &C.,
}s s"ay ps.sS cs.s cemas Coz
man-i order? Cert Beer Henry na:,e Co. rnp
ssl Lewis coa s. sTs. M.se
vezis-s q He..enbsrgk Col case Bendsra Hsuon-lw
Ieesehigh-l pkge w Livis-3 eases on Monrose-z
~ ~ Pilot lie Bahiere-3 Bsy lard r-2 Cebhsrd 70
Dumazeeud-3Fx M~ve-7 Fchr CO. Gouinet-I
N yarbcy-l VI Pager-2 Unn~r Dambmsnn-i psraismes
Brcihers-l cas-, Pfeaer wsms.-so Ccu,an risyoys
III D~rslsres soysard-i saysad.i Chs. Hensrd.S
Nel, Krunser-2 Brothers Nly-a Casselei Cotti-
net Barbev-4 w Nvse2J Dupre-2l IN oroerl Mons bu'
hcry-2 Godfrey, webber 4 Co-sAs Perrot-5 w Nyse.
sr Per ship whtrereiss hhds sugar % punch.
CONS rum ne Forest Ce-3o0 doubleons whitpore-
oxoa hides w Schmidt Coi7so douslscas Eurs'.s-
sr5c ~ Palmer-s beds sugar Mr. Rober's-s"s Tweed
Doppei ,,. =. .,-.. r-u-
% - r. Rrie ham-76 Csmphl Purise-1s5 HoIbroek, Mel
Co. Co. I'D Baker johnson Goes coil rope Mer-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

SATURDAY EVENI Nc Mhrch 3D.
There yet change Tor the in the commerce Of
The city The mild and the pack
e,s can alone produce Immediate activity In the markets
oar rivers ana canals closed late In the season that
The couny and south ~ In great
nunber The week. in all probability, will exhibit bet
Ter state Of things generally. .
have beep sales for shipment Al Mehe on the 2fh
the transactions had bees limited owing the sdvces re
sxed ner Nimred at Ch.eslsn great Of anxiety
FOR late The sales were 5000 bales o.
decline Of 10 &c all qualities The week closed heavily,
with an desire sell the boldsrs Tne
rivals were Is 470 bales, asd exports 300.
In Sussr the demand slack and principally for conump
cs The exhibits change from last Al Mobile,
ON the e6th, the article dull st6a7 -.
Al Havana the 18th, the sugar had advanced TO SSlz
To- IA fer kne qualities.
Transactions tku day.
Cotton--5Ae bales, nj a ioc.
snrar-5o boxes brown Havsna, At &c.
Auction SsLs.
suear--35 boxes brown Havana, nj lac.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05
4S9,823 423,963 ,43o,sll 40, 408
$50 82s $50, ass l,lll,s4l l,2o5,o7s
Consumed,

Stock on hand 1888, soees $3.50 2ssooo 25s3sc
From this will be perceived that although the imports o.
cotton into France and England greater In 1885, than
yet at of the the respective stocks on hand
are less is well known that the quasty OF cotton In
the United forward after these dates greater
h,n on OCCASION that the prices reaia unu
suay steady in Europe-ony indicating TAI Oh since our
last doubt Of heavy balance OF trade
in favor of United States during tho course of the present
spring This clearly indicated In the following article
from the London Globe of January IL:
The from the United States Of America advise
position of England and America IN regard 70 az
snsous To remit
supply sSr h the de deuy
the ossr side ke c % se S pens
other produce TO Europe in OF which
premiun 81 specie rules at an1 think
likely sS. for Se%S %o no
having best Of forming such an esaaie ,ha, the
balance trade in favor Of america AND
eY .eed sterling they therefore expect that the ex
SISgs u. a h
10 in
viii upset calculations uato who have beenca
% orsy bere 80 ana OF the great
Exchange will render Improbable te import America
with The Exchange At New York and Phadepha or else
here 10 or Is per cent
This view corresponds exactly with the opinions have
beresore expressed The effect of the present commercial
news will be highly favorable. We may expect renewed
activity in the staple markets, and almost immediate
panon of the banks Yesterday before the foreign
feeling of confidence began to be generated Many
of the banks have small bills We small Of
the received the Custom House yesterday
ana we understand nearly all the banks will follow the
ample Il may be said therefore, that the Ne York banks
Aare noo reumsd specie payments Before the loh OF May
there will be large import Of specie from Eorope-a geaer
Gus spirit confidence in avenue OF conmece-and
ery element properly in active and healthy action Be of
good cheer.
Sales mt the Stock Exchange.
SATURDAY, March 3-I2 NJ
10 ". 3. Bank 10 soy naaem $500
26 Phenix Is - post = rrov NtaSo
a. Mar nv Rank ITO 245 Stonngton 2Y %
IS Del. 4 Hud 7oiaH
Specie.
Per Ship whi,msre, from St. Thomas arrived this day
$50 Doublooas $3.50 Dollars.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

~...., ,h,p Albssy, from Havre-Dr Hatch, Of Mssssp
r,A ssmltsn, Of P,syeorows.t q Poland
Jsb..,op OF New yorhMr OFT Hc~rcse, Of Pha-
ae,phls-and W the steerags c,.-,..., O.. w.u,,
n 49, "a psdv-AF Bssei, lady and child-Mr Hnucdg.
Ms. Roueige-Hon Judge sorgsr y p,.nr,s mou
= tsrecn-f Buster-A Mansfrla-J F.ster-y yen,so1
n sihk-r Bovd-N Ruggles-D MoLLesn,y r .s"u ~
I.aeep-R Houston-E simpson, Wv,s...A "A N
Cen.s,-T Huichiuso.-A Aus,en-G Hsnmosa-'aneea |"
passengers Norfolk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

| =
faction, win !. repes.ea every THURSDAY EVENING.
geo. furnished euertanmeat not 70 be sur.
and e !. Ss
Two ARTISTS AND AMATEURS The iaost
ma% De seen at No s Fro.
utosy has been exhibited i've years IN ,hs ACADEMY Of
produce equal eolorng although the psisng upwards
OF 300 years old. mo st-
G. SUES NaHELATiSkGsEs OF PURE sAIsa AN eau.
the American Public against spurious limitations Of the
but which are not So likewise contain impure and cheap
sese. ysg 70 WIN a o has
English and in Spanish aad such as Is me TO each
would aSpear that the mator has received the certificates
Of the following gsntlemen = ,.,u ,..,
member Of the faculty OF Msacns, Of Paris, &c.
h the q e O. and
Dr. Segaias The faculty Of Medicine Of Paris. &c and
have only been DELIVERIES me- are nay pos
session. am also the only inventor and maker OF this article
Msssrs. Baron ALBERT first physician the King
Lisfrane snrgeon Major 20 the Hospital Of La P,ie
faculty aY% !. tic KSg
faculty OF Medicine of Paris, &c. and
Dr. cuilersr Surgeon Chief Of the yeaersal Hospital
gentlemen have hopored with their appreciation
daily recommending the use OF ny remedy.
placed in the article such as by the in.
the OF the above celebrated Doctors
than in the imitation by people that have other
OF using the OF others. try
ing TO appropriate themselves the privilege of patents
tifc aes and references, which they have right
The only in the United States for the sale by
wholesale OF this Medicine, isat
No. 8S Williams ST. in the city Of New York,
Itcan be had retail frem the following draggssJ Mil
han 1873 Broadway Messs Seulard Deluc, Park Row,
and 53 Broadway; Messrs Rushton Apinwall, S6 William
s. 10 Broadway 10 Aston House. IN the city ofN York.
Also, At Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston,
NB The Genuine Boxes oval containing Sc Capsules.
and have the the inventor their sde closing
them. mo-lm'
TRULY WONDERFUL PHENOMENON
very extraordinary HORSE, three years old without
"A particle Of hair. .
This animal will be exhibited few days
the qualification of the curons between the hours of A. M
and NJ Sundays excepted. for short period No. 307
Broadway a ew doors above Duane street.
This Hcrse is first known in the world TO which Ma
ture has covering OF hair the
protection OF species In addition which, he also pos
sesses many pecuaras of appearance but with great
symmetry form and his substantial points have by good
Judges pronounced unexceptonable His color beau
,ifu bronze with white marks. Perfectly doce and
cuomedt being handled, he may be mnuely examined
Strangers without the slightest spprehensono danger
The spectacle this animal presents magnificent and pleas
ing feeling of admiration excited In the beholder
usasoompaned by those dagreeabe sensations usually
tending.the contemplation of " lusns Nature"
Ambulance, = cents. J2slm*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

DICE. FLOUR AND CAROLINA HOMINY
II The following Groeers may be depended selling
genuine Rice -Four Carolina Hony superior Head
Rice the New York Rice MN. Others deal
ing the Mill, who will not sell other articles
than those obtained there n articles their
added this list by leaving their address the Agent
the Mill, OF Jefferson and South
p. Bogart, ITO East Broadway, cor RutgersH.
Chester briggs, SCI Broadway, cor. Amity q.
Slurges Archer IS Canal, cor Cburchst
Staples, Chase l. Ford. 1872 Bowery.
ST. w. Bunting $50 PEARL and 256 Grand -
George A. Jarvis, l42 Grand ST
X. Knapp, sos Houston. Lawrenees.
Jacob Perkins, l4l Bowery.
+. Rich u Brother, IS Bowery.
VIM. Simpson, liz East Broadway, Pike
A. Curtiss l. Co 38e Bowery. Js-im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05
NEW DRY GOODS.

III j. w.REvIs, Is3 Chatham takes the earliest oppor
tuniy Of snaeuneng through the columns Of the Herald
the Ladies Of New York and Brooklyn the arrival OF the
novel aud fashionable Cacoes offered public psuce
having them advantage which influence
and cash could conmzn enabled 10 offer them those La
dies who visit his establishment early. at prices s6stey
cheaper than former perod and adequate idea be
formed OF the superb appearance and rich quality these
goods but by actual inspection, and will be found
all precedent, which undoubtedly fasdioss
and most economical Of purchasers
" The approval system OF one price Is still, continued at
this establishment J, w. REvIs, l22 Chatham st
n2-lms doors tHOu, Pearl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05
Exchange Reading Room and Foreign

" THE Proprietor of the establishment takes great
pleasure Announcing his friends merchants gsue
rally that he has removed the splendid
proof room in the Exchange the William side
Neither pains nor expense have been spared the arrange
the News Room. and the establishment now be-
eved to be the best OF Of its kind in the United states In
addition 10 the files Of American papers
and prices current kept records Of av
sales Of stock at the Board OF Brokers, Repor
and daily list OF the arrivals Of Strangers prnc
pal hotels.
The Foreign Letter Oce has been up so as TO give
the greatest possible safety VI. letters within IT, The per-
ec security against fire and all other accidents obaD-
ed by depong letters in this Office (wihsu taking
the other privileges enjoyed by subscrbers worth more
than the price TO all persons having mportant
correspondence with foreign countries.
ia g. s. GILPIN.
CHESS-The subscriber has opened in the bu Idng
" of Sunday Morning News oics spsrme Mt hand
somely fitted up for Chess Playing.
Gentlemen who play wish learn the game respect
fully invited TO call and see the arrangements.
The members OF the Club requested attend the meet
ings every Satu rday evening al ~ O'clock.
Entrance through Crockers Exchange Office, No IA
and from Broadway through the long hall adjoining the
Americsh Museum. ABA. BAsSF0RD.
ul0-Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05
CHEAP CUTLERY FOR CASH OR APP

OPROvED PAPER-wshing TO reduce our present stock
offer for sale the finest selection Of Cutlery every in
ported into the Uuted States consisting fShsms WhaeboBe,
Self Tip Buck and Stag Tables and Desserts with Csrver
match by the package FROM the shelves; Ivory Table Cut
lsry with without Forks Carveis and scers match,
IN mahogany Rodgers, Crooks and wastsnholmes
Scissors and small Cutlery, asortm~ut small Cutlery
makers almost every variety; Rodgers Butch
e and Man Raror Evans Lancets Butchers asd Palette
Knives; Nut Picks do Crackers Cork and Chan
payne Openers London made Dressing Cases and Bsga,eI
Tables.
RaEors, which good.
Merchants Wishing this CITY adysedto exaise stock
previous purchasing down town. We import direct frem
the manufacturers.
GRAyELEY d wREAKs,
ns-ln. Asier House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

.,,r.ordoary delays we have ever
known We bad last sveaing aadto sy' wAse n.e
walls from Europe bringing US highly npor'ah. ne -
kind hut more espeeaIy Of commercial charsc'e' -"
a.ss are from Paris 20 the 18th Jasuary-London he
Lvernool 10 the l7th and Havre TO the i7th
fairs .0er making due allowances for the enec" Oh
arc i, pamy state. The markets In Lemon $50
M are easy and abundant Since our last accounts the DahA
81 raol.nd has increased its specie 73eoOc making ass
600 more han double the amount Of bullion In the COT
c. ~ that institution period oflSj7 The rrench
for 1887 indicates considerable increase over that Of
The preyous year. l6 Of francs thus showing the
state Of foreign and inland in that nas
crisis In England for 1897 anomalous
on AS compared with that for 1885, shews aggregate
Of the time the increase OF the
last quarter of the year 1887 compared with that OF 1855
is oOoOs The decrease arises from the deficiency OF the
excise and the repeal newspaper and Other
taxes This distinctly shew that the foreign trade Of
England diminished in of the revuono
1856 but that changes have taken place they VIII be
found in the domestic inland trade and even that Is re-
viving.
In relation great staple of cotton we find IN Lie Com
meree, OF Paris the following curious facts
1855 1857 1856. 1887
Res Unmarried 500 sas S43 s6s l20o8Sl ll7s4cs
Stocks LIST jan iass, 10000 10000 2'sslc 2ss'ooo
oa9, 4as s6, i4so,siI 1891
Consumed, Sos,S2S Soo'4oS i,iii,si' i,1Vo,o''
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

w grown children ssher sn~rssn, gnelish or seoscess
rvsssAirs h ksssress w ~ ~ wssche 10 'sks 49, ~,
orr third sharr NJ farm ~ 7eo scrrs IN ono ~fthe 49, -
su~,ve -sr,s of,k~ state of New Work canal
With the North River. Apply viih good referense ny
q n Na lower post edsee.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05
Second Ward Hotel,


IL E. JONES formerly of Providence, r. L. and late OF
Harlem NJ ~ respectfully hegs leave inform his friends
and the public in that he has the above wen
known Hotel which he intends fitting up style 10 be
surpassed His Wines and Liquors the Quality and
pains expense i'll render every Thing com
Portable Ia ali who may favor him with call.
He would also inform the public that the house beng very
conmodous he will be prepared all
Societies, Arbntions Court Marss and meetings all
scrptons with spacious and and good
attend
B. Supper and Dinner Parties will be ateudedto reel
epcurean style the shortest notice. and refreshments
stantly hand. k7Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05
DUFF .oRpow s p E siRRv WINES.

INUrr GOV DON A. co. No. - Broad 81 offer Cor
~ sse e~sce Of The sherry waes Of their
kr~ hogshssds quarter eas, enued 10 desestnrei
ne-ims
ITO L. GT-rhe upper part OF Nos and = Peeh sup,
snen brick hhshen in the rear, cellar,
~ eorvensrn residence Cor respectable small family no
Other sy premises the lower part beise oeesr,ed .
sGces Apply Ne.sreck Slip teu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05


DARK THEArhE.--THisE EVENING", win BE-
Mra shaw-Hslen, Miss Cushmss.
A HiG MIAHD FLING, by Master Buckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckley will dance PAS BE DEof.
THE CXTARxCT OF THE cANGEs; or. the Rsjahs
Baughter(wiih scenery, dresses decorations Nc }
AsEs.r MI. Blakeey-Usra Mrs. Richardso"-z'mine
y commerce. att O'CLOCK
wE1nnzak f;i IN;
VIII Ct Mr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr. H.
laek|Virgna, Miss 4 Wbealley-servia, Mrs W. Seton
The Overture to " Tansredi" and semiramide +"
The MILLER AND HIS sEN-wihn scenery dress
che %s ri " i.s slss '
Doofs open astwPerormance begin at Boxessl Pit
POLLo-4o Broad'pay near Canal ,tresmThe pub,
"A lie srespsciely nlormss tssi this establishment now
'peae' e" GRAND. iNsTKUMENTAL CONCERT.
The new grand Nautical Ballet, entitled THE PUPIL OF
NATURE-ida the Pupil Of Nature-W,Ison, the Commo;
aore.Corwh, Captain OF the Navy-Chnoro' an o"eef o'
Doors open atsi-peiormance to commence att osiees
the office OF the Apollo, where may be secured
Pcesof admission throughout the house,
p s sen,s:
ZO0L0GICAL lNsThTUTEi, No 81 BSW is;i.:
open The collection Of animals ,he most
specon in this country Mr. Aburgh cages
at o'clock P. NJ, and at in the evening The hours OF
4P NJ and from to past il the evening Abundance IS
half pse WIN pc pu.d 70
'''e'''''" the 'n'' '"': Signed .ANGEvISEa CO;
4-3md@ Propretors
cO REWARD-Lost on the night of the 27h uL be-
pO the Tsrrapn Lunch Of ANA St. and Broad
way and Bowery Agate Ring TIE finder will receive
the by leaving the the Bar of the Terra
pin Lunch. nj ..
IN BKOADWAY, near Houston street three or isur
lgenteren cad be accommodated with small house to them
selves which will be neatly fitted Breakfast and tea can
Also r ale that valuable and DELIGHTFULLY."- situated lot GIG
Broadway opposite ST. Thomss Church being 20 inch
e 'front.' and leo feet the Part OF the money may re-
nan on bond mortgage required. For further paric
lars inquire 4e4 Grand ST. mist.
COOK-Wanted, Woman tocook and to wash and iron
- One who if competent and Of geod character may apply
COMPLIMENTRY BALL TO D. J. LUCAS to
Masonic Hail. sn Monday %dy ESs.ng March
volunteered their services the Band will in of the
Evening the with several select pieces on
S bras I.aer c"oa ssad M wallace Also
several Fancy Dances will be brought forward.
In announcing this have the pleasure To Inform
reads that the HUDSON Fire Engise Company No have
:. let their .s ,n1 up or the 'cca
NJ The Dressing Rooms will be under the management
Prices OF Tickets ST. 10 be North American Hotel
Boyery Captain seeS RRENWEN a9 Chairma ns0"'
NOS JOSEPH II. PExcs, Sec. f26.4l.
II WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-An active and iniell
youth about IS or 6 years Of age to attend IN
mended, can apply the desk ofths office. fl3tf
Instruction ina Dancing.
~ German gentlemen whe has been taught IN the Dan
esg Academies and Berlin, Informs the
W 'IsfiT2i and wsITzE ALEMAG6EN PaTcul.[ at
teron will be paid grace and movement OF the body
number Of young ladies and genemen OF the highest re-
Rafar nd terms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

NAW YORK TATTERsALLsmrher .Spx
Ishneu take place every htadsy IL schek,
and me proprietor hss ass adopted The SHOWING rule
thmg for Nh the lat May nexL ne ueaai soAh
sion. he will be charged on actual sales only. 80.
u ocIscK and all here &c INTENDED for this sale must e
shown before Saturday, March at M
as no horse be offered auction unless registered In time
for the catalogue.
JOHN w. WATSON, 446 Broadway.
NJ b. Horses registered for sale be lea Al New fork
Iaesas before IL O'Clock The day OF sale, or they w
not he offered. jle 3mf