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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

LNw NOlsar.
X. 0RAHs M HENNERs formerly ri N~wbsrn. ~ g.
Arrosrsv sso CovssKLLos AT Law.
LIN IN, Ala
RgvssEpcss -iIsn william Gas'on Newb m, g.
H,r wWum Hay ~ood Raj NJ. G.
H,n l. henry, Fayeiviilr, N. C.
", Tsy Mobile, Al
r.S E.u "a Nobts, Al
Mr. John NJ Str ing, Lindep, Al
Mr.. silii,m I-cke. Iisdep. Al fiesm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

tors M~dicne h No. Division street. n The u, foru-
nate can here call without the e. dee he In
innate friend where he nsures v.ss. de sse
ard all ofthe Kind chronic aad all diseases
The urinary orRass or dase arising from impure beod
old standing ndoeBt ulcers the or scrc
fuous affection, meIcurial rheumaiisD. Private Office
iached. liySllmsI DR m LEyISON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30

PM ADELrnA March 2s-Ar brig Tscen 0rsen, I'm Ber.
dessx Vie Manila Cpd. briggs Clin,sa Cole Havaas Tsppa
ncoly Davis New Orleans sehrs Charlotte wie,s, New
sALrInoRE. March 27-Ar brgs Reaper Oliver Galveston.
Es.s 4a.ys Ely Wall. New Orleans a days. Thomas
hcaMosD March z5-Spd schrs Manchester, Ednondssn,
nsimere; Amanda Keene, ds Fasp Robertson. PhadsL
pss, wary susan, Newburyport 2-ar schrs weymouth,
Couch New York; Henry Chase Robinson dol Hiram, Cham
nsrs rn aaelphs; Orator Crowell dol James Fisher mis-
Leader, Somers Philadelphia
CHARLEsroN March 24-Ar schrs Mary, Pope Havana II
days Albert Melows Apalachcsa 10 days; Abba Ihula,
Hspkins Atskspas IL days. Van Buren,, Ayrs Apaachlcoa
l0days Hamilton Burns Indian River st Augustine DIS;
line ship Calhoun ONea New York Cpd brig HUNTER Bon.
ney, Matanzas
March Ia-Ar briggs Thomas Naylor Sslkul
Liverpool; Timoleon, Clark, New York IA days. Martha,
Pratt, do II days. Rhine, McKown do IS days
MOBILE March 20-Ar ship Majestic, Mustard New York.
CID ship nritish Heroine, Atkins, Liverpool
New ORLEANS March 2o-Cpd ships York, Larrabee, Lii
verpoo Abree Balls Havre, bark Caledonia Pitcher Liver
pool
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30
!MeoKTANT ImrE voSy SoEEUr;r,ou

~ ~, ,.le ~ IKE q THOMFtONH HIackng Eessb-
ssAner No as Broadway This preservauve warranted
va,er proof boots asa shoesalsa ~ harnesses uush
the ksher ipevvssu~ water will aes prevent the
the ksher from ersehe End adds duFsssv 70 al Ne sscvs
Articles nHSn'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30

rUNOOTH ACHE-TOOTH ACHE i-Exsrsct Of
Gall and Krecscte 40 edsctusl remedy or Tooth Ache.
Prepared osly By WIN Brown, Che,s No 4ai Washington
st. BOSTON A security against counserfei observe his sig.
nature the directions Why will you suffer with toch
ache when there s n remedy
The above has cen discovered 10 be a e
and sure remedy for the tooth ache
Nv desysd substance and leaves white the outside
ofthe teeh-slse the ana takes all
unrer ant sse srssg em defective seh. does net
injure the teeth LIKE many articles that ss~d.
Sold wholesale and retail BY ~ Gpos ~ Boweryy cor
and retail by J. m MARI corner Brosdwsy and Chambers
". n. Minov, corner Dey ssd Broadway ssd W. ~
Henmaa, e57 Broadway, mTin
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30

SlLK gAuZE Wells, sc Ar VS. AN ID HAND.
kERCHfEFs, In great variety II size and esors recent
" ivpevteS and for sale by ALEX THOMSON, Jr.
m3kfv- az Pearlsreet, mp stairs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30

WHOLESALE DEALERS whe purchase fer cash
are invited 10 call at the establishment of HOW
- ELL CO. f26 Chatham where their Nutria, Plain
Castor and Silk Hats will be found the best quality
the lowest prices and sold exclusively for cash Aks
Cloth, Sealet and Fur Caps the terms,
f23 Inn NOVEL; 4 CO. i26 Chatham ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30

" wANTED.-Regular files Of the daily Herald from its
first existence the present for Which liberal price will
be paid. Address L. A., at this Office. ra30-3ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30

YHUR0DAY BVENiNSs
The weather having been unfavorsbe y outeoeI r.
TOSS today, Of the sucon sales were pSstPo.u 1
Csem quite Hat The large stock n the - II;
unavsrable from both France and pr Ia
fore he sales are small even the reduction we
Yesterday will here give csmparauve view Oi ne PI,ses
Al at the and the prices al same oae
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30
Thistle HalI--No. - Reade Street,
frsur door east Of Broadway

Thistle HaII--No. "a Reaae Street,
(rsur doors east OF Broadway
p THE begs his thanks hi.
buse and bee 6si be has introduced Short
Mutton Chops, Beef Steaks Poasbed EGGS welsh Rarebt.
Sandwiches NC which will be served up promptly 81 any
The Bar continue. be furnished with Aes, Liquors.
gars best qualities and the with the Morning and
Thistle Hail. although situated convenient Bre.dwsy is
ss,ey retired from ns nous. as and sSss Of the
Tss q n: public generally ss i
~ NEW HAT EsTABLlsHMEHT---E
pertinent the best test Of quality, therefore let sll
ns one s' % so%E cos sSor, Mapped plain Ses
and the result viii he any person not 6nded BY pre-
regulates Of costly The reduced price q IS and
ss1. = G mn u. s s.a r my
sold e the money viii be refusded snd We Hat received
These Hats are warranted fur bodIe. and beaver and
,rid maps ROWE co; Hanover =
between all and Beaver SITS opposite the Exchange.
ALBION HOTEL corner OF Park Pace ssd Broad
"A way srneriy Park Place House. viii be open aad az
ss 1 s T ri 81 House. .ns
formerly ofhe Hos ard Mouse, Boston m2s-fm'
OK REwARD-Le.t, en- Saturday evening last The
g.. c.. ..sg GA, wGo' RI. a. ssS %
will receive the above reward by leaving the No ~
Grand the git shesd and more valued OF that
YAK NOTICE-The subscriber hegs lssve TO isfcrm
The public he has taken lease Of the Livery stable
No a Bayara 81 adjoining the North Americas Hotel and
ready receive carriages snd horses BY the day. week or
month, from those who wish TO Parossi.e bin.
Ps There Willie supply erages and horses reasy nj
oil times 10 the order OF the customer - ,,.,r
n2eLims FhaNCiS VNhiLb
GOLD WATCH LosT-A Sold watch los,
~ yesterday the from Jackson ST broosyn, 10 the
Steamboat For, at Fulton Slip has gold dial made by
Msrcus liverpool Ne TTsS liberal reward will be paid
for Il ifoupl ard LEFT at No ~ willsn st. n2o-r
GiLK GAuZE Wells, sc ARTS ArDHAND.
- kERCHfEFs IN variety II sscs and cesos recent
~ ,v,vext~d and for sale hy ALEX. THOMSON, Jr.
mx.fv. 2HPearlsrset, mp stairs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30

CI4CULAR-DR. H. HART has removed his sfEce
23 Murray st. where he will be happy to see his friends
To make professions after residence In America
out of rty five successful practice thirty five OF which
spent in nearly all the known hospitals In Eur pc and
majo in the During the whole pagn, in an
the various and complicated Affections that sese the human
debility, and all the delicate and obstinate
plants every denomination thousands passed
his hands in perfect eonvaescence mild treatment and
speedy without the interruption OF the usual daily
occupation Strict honor and Conscience may be relied
OHours Of attendance frem 10 A. ~. to 9P. M.
Wanted mmsdiselyA good clean Boy attend Doctors
Nee. Inquire % Murry 81. ml6-1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30
TApINIANY HALL.

MIR j. PARKER has the honor OF announcing to his
B1TION BALL win take place FRIDAY EVENING
next March 30, 1858, when the number of Dances will be
No | A Grand March-the entrance Of all the pupils
Scotch Chantereuss, by number Of young ladies
The Reel Steps, by a number Of young masters and
Garland Dance by four misses;
Minuet del cour and Gove,,e, by two young ladies
Highland Fling, by miss
Double HorspiPe. by two youns gentlemen;
0 Scotch Pas de Deux, by two misses
10 Irish Minuet and Lit, by eight misses;
u Aladdin Dance, by four young misses
IS A Grand Wreath Dance, by upwards Of forty young
ladies';
Is The Grand Ballet of La Bayadere-n which viii be in
ls The shawl Dance by Ballet to conclude
II The Grand Finale. by all the Dancers;
The Misses Parker will sustain the two principal parts
in La Rayadere;
Is Hornpipe, by master;
~ Highland Fling, bya young Indy;
20 Hornpipe, by gentle man;
81 A Waltz, by number of ladies and msses
% Naval Ballet BY number Of misses and who
conclude with the march of Hail Coiumsia" and
Yankee Doodle the Tars delght'-apon the termin
alton OF which, all the extra benches will be removed
and the company join the further festivities OF the eve
ming which will he kept up until between and 4
Fancy Dances close.
la give effect all the Dances several extra Insru
engaged in addition his celebrated wellknown
band-Leader Mr. Brown: Previous to the commencement
they will perform a celebrated Overture
Tickets Of admissions Submitting gentleman an lady
Extra Lases Tickets so cento he had at the HAIL. or at
Dir. P.s residence, No. 2o7 Bowery.
The gentlemen particularly requested wait the ir
ladies past the door keeper give eir Tickets lady
or child will be permitted TO enter the dresngroom without
one.
early the Exhibition will take place At half past o'clock
il possible Mr. p intends getting through the exhibition by
Pnbcs win continue every Wednesday evening until the
latter end Of April m29H
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30

NATIONAL THEA TRE-Lase italian Opera
House.-MR. wALLACK. Lessee.-THIS EVENING
will be performed
HAMLET-Haalet,;Mr Vandeahof.-Ghost, Mr. H. Walack-
Ophelia. Miss Il. Wheatley-Quesn. Mrs w. Seton.
oyERTUReS to s." Otheo," and /" William Tell"
After which,
PAS SEUL-By Miss Kerr
To conclude with
MILLER AND Ills MEN-Grinaen, Mr. w. wallask-Rs
vina, Mrs w Seton.
Doors open at6A-Penormance begin att. Boxes, 81 r.,
SO cents Gallery IS cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30

Nl CLoIHINC.-oEo A. HoST Co, No Il sowery
have hand m extensive assortment ofready made clothing
for sssS s esssr s i WHOLESALE Or ,ea ''
CHILDKEN'sCLOT subscribers leey
sos'.n 2. s."a :, s.snys .'sOT,"e1 Of @
sell .sy sR a aSST G CO.
WANTED On bond and mortgage, One or -Four Thou.
Applytc KIRKNAN scHoLEY,
sToKE g ARDS. &C;
FASHIONABLE vlsrF Md AND sroaE CARD
ESTABLISHMENT,
so John street. corner OF william
~ The latest fashions received nl+lm'
DUFF GORDON sHsRRY WINES.
" sale choice .sor,ment of,he Sherry wses Of her own
Also few quarter casks Of exquisite Amcpssdo, Paado
and Gold Brown Sherry Vintage 1885, imported expressly
private ose. MS Wv
ID Of going TO RICHARDS for his make Of rentlsmen.
Cheap n.p are - G ss"s % .s
thrown ont 81 employ the last bees bsyrg them
sale :, ' RICHARDS Bo s s.ss'.iSen Nos as sas
,.s re,. ' 1o Ss s ss @ DE
p-"' RICHARDS No. "a snd "a cans.st.
stores ssat 20 er.eswcan
, fAT ls can .possd . any :;
door very usns erPsnss particularly reeomms.s i,se
To The soti~s public gesersly admirably
lated for halls OF ansos hotels eburchcs banking establish
ents and private eings In fact fer any
psee where desirable 10 keep doors clesed may be
and lis nee application explaned, at
EDWARDS co.'s Tes Warehouse,
mi5lm. ~ Chatham ST.
DOOMs wANTED.-Ose srd homes
IL wasted by young oeseman WHOSE relative reside
one lie viii forsisb The rooms sesessry, IN handsome
He would prefer v IL domestic circle, whore
he could ENJOY the sdvantages OF female society BresA
would be requmed morning spd tea occasionally The
family with HON he resides wood have the privilege Of
good library and all the newspapers Of the ceuy Address
Horace" nj the Once Of this psser. mi7u
ROOMs TO LET-whh OF without Beard. Apply Al
IANo. jobs st. m15imt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30

DARK THEATnE.--rnis EVENING, WIN Be
L p~rforu ned.
THE BARBER or sEVILLE-Count Alnsvis, Mr.. Jones
DIR. Barlolo Mr. Placide-Fgaro, Mr.. Richings-Rosin
Madame Carldori Alan-Marcellins, Mis- Verify.
After which,
PAS ID Z DEUx-by Master and Miss Wells.
PAS ID DEUx-by Mr.. and Mrs. Checkeni.
re conclude with -
PECULIAR POSITION-Msjor Laseari, Mr. Richings-
Champignon, Mr. Placids Carlo Mr.. Wheatey-Countess
de Novara, Mrs. Chippindae.
T Doors open 6A-oerformanses Commence att O'Clock
Boxes Sl-Pil 50 ceats-3alery IS cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30
TpE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
Lnwndes County.
Tuesday, 10th October, 1887.
Auach'L
CIscufr CouRr
GEoRGE Tvcxks,
vs..

This day The plaintiff ny his attorney, and appear
irr 10 Of the defendant
resident Of the State c Mississippi motos Of the plaiafs
attorney IL ordered by the Court that publication be made
for sin weeks the New Yorh Herald paper pubshes In
the city Of New York. notifying the defendants sfth penden
sy Of ths uness they appear before the 6 day
az the this Court give special bail and plead udg
rsnt will catered them and the property attached
i,l no sold 10 satisfy the plaintiffs demands and this
eantIpuea until the rert terw ~ this court. m7s CIV
81 FOuNp,-os Sunday evening". corner q Beekmsn and
Sold Ladys Cape belonging toa Cloak The owser cas-
have the same by applying At this Office. MI
nr AN TMPORTANT MEETING FOR EMIGRA.
TION-Thr public hereby notified that association %
n . now In progress Of formation purposs Of
m,sys,ion To In Of the plan proposed,
meeting NJ the associates win be convened on the 9Th day Of
ar,i rsyt At o'clock In the ng nj rines Pho
al, C.e House NJ Pine and Nassau sta 10 take into
ration method OF and
furthering their views - -,
sng created In the subject OF emgraHcr, would like 10
NATE Win his Association will please TO spry before the
meeting IL sonyered) 10 JOHN Nicely rs beecker street,
ss.n .S Ios ~. ~ learn The conditions m24lNs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30

lANo. jobs st. ml5ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30
FRANCIS 0NEILL


GOLD WATCH LOsT-A Sold watch was lost
VI yesterday the way from Jackson st. srookyn to the
sc as,bost Fox at Fulton Slip. has gold dial made by
Marcus Liverpool, Ne T7ss liberal reward will be paid
for Il iffoupa apd left st No ~ willsn a. m2o-T
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30


DEAR SR,Tae transactions in Gotten during inc Ast wees
have about $500 bales exclusive OF sso d
downwards Within days buyers have been in
auced TO come forward freely, by Willingness on the
par of holders to neet them reduction and sales
parcels board and of Inferior and ordinary qua
ties have taken place full decline of 5centime per
kill for mddBg good the latter being scarce holders are
more Confidence in the article is very materially I'M
haired Nv the side ship eagerly TO
port and the agnaon there regns in the demand Tor ma
nufsctured goods. !,
The decline Liverpool has also had unavorsble effect
here among dealers importers and unless the inquiry
from regular and active 1t very doubtful
shall be able maintain present prices Sales
this day $500 bales Yours, &c. 49,
MARsErLLEs, Feb. 90 1888.
supplies Of colonial produce in general are at present
very scany Havana sugars sell in small lots from " 81
for brown; white Rio coffee sales al 81 per 10
st Domingo 81 TO- Havana lea IL Campeachy ogwood IS
good demand at flo per qu e. Cuba ustlc TO- St Mar
thas fl5 per 50 Ro. +. 60
Gu market at present quite bare Of American Cotton
which would readily bring from 95 leo for fair 10 good fair
Quercron in demand Is per qt for Philadelphia
du whaebone Elsa roS Whale ot "a % per OIL
American demands good rsghts for the uned
Sta.es.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30
GREAT ATTRACTION land ART Oh
LONG ISLAND DISPLAYED!

LONG ISLAND DISPLAYED
(By the by nsinue Of Marvacu alton the Nu
bus Dublus system>
e that be will give an Exhiotien Dance on Thursday
sng 2sth March, at Eagle Hail. Roosevelt street. On the
above occasion he will be assisted by several Professors ohe
Part lst-Congo Dance and Hebo;
Part 2d-wooden and Bone leg;
Part lh-Jm crow by Sir Henry and other entertaining
Oak.
Performances Tickets Is cents.
the Bar. mN-3t'
GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 81 BOwERY.
~ The Public respectfully that the Institutes
open for the The collection Of animals she
thai public
secion this country Mr. Van Anburgh wlenler the
,Is the ss
NJ and from TO past 70 the evening Ambulance Is
the and careful attendance secure the
visitersfrom the intrusion ofimPreper persons
4smd. Projectors.
CATLIN's INDIAN GALLKRY-In compliance
~ with the repeated requests that have been made and
Mr. csa viii his eeseos q Isai.% Psn.s n
o s To the
ing which he will show the greater part OF the paintings
elucdaie every thing which he exhibits The manners and
customs the portraits villages he OF those unfortunate
OF The earth by the small pox will be shown and described s
erdng the public the only chance a all probability, Of fairly
i2eir happy condition with The ghtu deosen that
Gsw h ,S Sss, that soSy r. described in an official letter
The win embrace manners and customs OF
nearly Al. The widest tribes 70 The Rocky Msus,ans There
buffalo hunting scenes asd the horrd religious fortunes
Paintings OF the "Rea Pipe Stone Quarry will We shown
and te medicines, or mysteries, Of that strange place de
The portrait OF Csc oil also be shown, conversa-
tons be repeated which ere held with hima lev days pev
The Lectures will be riven Wednesday and Thurs.
day evenings CONNIE ncng half O'Clock, at the stuy
u Admission 50 cents mT-T
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30

N,p Orleans March 2o-The market was more animated
asrbsd entered into by the banks
,as vere 5000 bales, l01c. Were not Tor the
scarcity OF vessels operations would probably be much
larger. - ~, -
were 10000 bales The amount left on hand was very small
There was an advance of &C. our former quotations
Chsreston March 24-The denand was fair; no change in
prices Sa es OF $3.50 bales, at extremes Of "a lot.
Rrsadfuf;-No change in -four Wheat-There has been
small sale Inferior Arrivals of 1909 bushels English. Rye
A sale OF foreign, but they show NO variation
Whalebore-A sale has been made a reelection Of IA c.
Very little but good stock the here from
the eastw ard, which is held at &c.,
Transactions this day.
Cotton 100 bags 8a9a Wheat, 800 bushels $l,S5
Whalebone, 90 900 lbs. IA Rye, 1900 bushels, LOO
AUCTION Sales
w;..-5 mines Tarrn~sra asl Suoar-s bhds Al
49, 4aekts CLam "a ST Cofrre-36 bags "A asa
25cases Muscat, I'll Teas Inf shs r. Hyson, Te
Burgundy, q l3b. boxes ost
10 bks Champne, n OHves-le cases, =, 20
10 cases Absynh, 81 Nuts-ll bags brazh, <c
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30

c boat CLEOPATRA, Captain DusaH, will
leave from asst River Steamboat Place fost
of Reeknan Tuesday Thursday and Saturday after
noon, At o'clock.
Tue steamboat BUNKER HILL, Cspt Sanford. win leave
frem East River steamboat place. foot Of BsekmsR every
Monday "Wednesday and Friday afternoon, at O'Clock,
F0RNEw LONDON.-Stages viii be In readiness at Lyme
To convey passengers 10 New London.
~ Freight taken until O'Clock.
For further Information Esquire on board, or OF
ID. b. ALLEN, ies South u.
All persons forbid trusting any Of
the above boat n MN-Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30

A LBION HOTEL cerner OF Park Pace asd Broad
N way formerly Park Place House, viii be open on and az
2< March FOR reception Of and transient
bosrder, by JAMES RYAN, Of the Manhattan House, and
formerly ofthe Ho ard Mouse, Boston. m2s-fms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30

a. WANTED TO kENt-1he upper or lower
IN. apartments OF story building deceny furnished,
Terms be moderate. Address "Rufus" at this Of
oh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30
NEW YOR x BAZAAR.
FOR PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER BOXES or ALL


WI1ss AND SIZES. KvERy STYLE, AND TOR ANY
LINE ev BUSINESS WHATEVER,
13I fulton street,
Three doers from Nassau ST.,
YORK.
NJ CITY md eounv merchants will find constantly very
large stock hand They he accommodated al short
ice any sine qu-ntitv they peaseslso by shipping
them profitable packing May be desired 10 any par
Of America.
Real genuine Cologne Water Imported from Germany, Of
a most superior quaiiy-wil satisfy every purchaser
n2e1m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30
GILLOTTS CELEBRATED PATENT
METALLIC PENS.

II CONSTANTLY or hand, at the manuacturer's WI are
house 9 Beekman stIeet large stock OF all his well know
PENS, warranted Of best quality.
These Pens manufactured under the personal perrin
tendencs OF Mr. elliott! The public may therefore conf
IDENTITY depend the maintenance of those Qualities which
have obtained for them so great reputation
~ b. Beware OF Countereits, which easily be detecte
BY their unfinished appearance, and the inferior manner
" hch they put u5o-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-30
Custom House Basime IS

III GOOD CHANCE FON MUM Elk IF
IA FAMILIES OF LIMITED MEANS-If ten or fifteen
Of those who satisfied ofthe nuy of longer residence
in New York would consent TO remove to tract OF fertile
land well situated opportunity will be ao' ded them with
full details of the advantages the by addressing
line to X " the Office of this paper Native Americans
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-27
THE MADISoNIAN.
ron the COUNTRY.


We commenced on Saturday last the publication OF
,,ook,v eauon Of the Madisonan, and shall issue the
second number to-day This edition will comprise
condensed report Of tho daily proceedings Of both
Houses Of Congress, with all the editorial matter and
much other POLITICAL statistical financial, and miseea-
neous reading comprised in the edition published every
other day6ing the four sides Of the sheetwlth read
inc matter OF an interesting and valuable character
This will prove valuable acquisition we aater our
self to all who would supply themselves with general
information from the Capitol Of the United States IN
cheap and consenen; FORM accessible to ALL The pre-
sent political period is an interesting and important one,
and cannot fail to excite the attention Of every one who
seeks to be informed upon matters Of general con-
Germ.
The price for the Madisonian, weekly, one year. is
49, payable invariably IN adrdnee
December l6, 1887.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-27
ron THE MACEDONIAN.
THE CAPITOL, BY MOONLIGHT.

Open the window--let us cast our eyes
A moment DER the sleeping city, whilst
The moon Is shining in the dark blre sky.
How still this midnight hour, and how fit
For contemplation Zen The dewy leaves
That deck The lony poplars may not move!
The mists are resting on The distant stream,
And on Potomac's plains.
Look now upon The Capitol lis like
The palace mcn,ion'd Oft in Fairy tale,
Where beings light as air, and far more lovely
Than e'er the Houries were, do glide along,
To sweetest music in the graceful dancei
Look on the swelling dome, and say, hast thou
Eerscen, in all thy wandrings more Of beauty1
Beholdth lofty pillars which sustain
The roof, projecting far--and gaze around
Upon the gardens with their gravel paths,
Their fountains, and their aibours-- cool retreats
From summers sultry days
How beautiful the Capitol, when seen
AT mid-nighl's silent hour, and by the light
Ofyonder siIv'ry orb, and all the train
Ofstars that feebly glimmer round her path
FERoSiA.
Washington City, March, 1888