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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
IN pursuance of an order from The
y Honorable tie Probate Court az
Claiborne county. Mississippi, made az
the November Term Of said court,
the undersigned, administrator OF
Thomas Going, deceased, will offer
for sale, at public auction, on the
premises, on
Tbursday The gan @ag Of Jaauay
merit,
.(l839) on q credit Of one and two
years, all the right, title AMI interest
OF the said Thomas Going, deceased,
had OF held at the time O. his death,
/ in and 70 the following described pre-
misses, to wit; the west half of the
north east quarter Of section thirty
three, township nine, range four east;
ALSO,
| the moth half Of the west half Of the
south east quarter Of section thirty.
three, township nine, range four
east, containing one hundred acres
more or less, situated in Madison
county, and State aforesaid, the pur-
chaser giving bond and security as
required by law.
FRANCIS j. LEE,
Aim'r.
Dec 10. 81 ct
Printers fee SAL
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19
CnI.laa LanL b lMaIInn ID. b

SrArE OF Msslsarpil by the Probate
Madison county cour, Of said c'ly
To all persons interested 10 the lands
tcnemenis and Entertainments Of RErBrS
llouowAy, Deceased Greeting;
YOU are hereby cited To appear before
the Probate Cour, of sail county. nj a
regular term thereof to be holden At The
Court House Of said county, on the fourth
Monday Of January next, then and there
to shcw cause Il any you have, Why said
court should not then order and decree
that the following lands,and tcnenieats Of
said deceased 10 be sole; viz; east half
south east quarter of section thirty-four
townShpton range two east, ives, half
south west quarter, section thirty five
township ten range two cast, cast half
north cast quarter section three township
nlnc range two east, south halea half
south west quarter section thirty five
township Ten range two east, northwest
Iquarter section thirty five township Ten
range two east, north half east half south
west quarter section thirty five township
ten rangctwo cast, west half south east
quarter section thirty five township ten
range Two east. AS such sale would 10
Of advantage to the heirs and necessary
in order to make division.
WITNESS. the Honorable Thomas
ShackelIord, Judge OF Probate Of said
county the fourth Monday Of Noyem-
Der in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and thirty
eight and seal'of said Court.
! lssvEp, the 81 day of December 'e3a
JOHN T. CAMEhON, Crk.
December ~, 1885. 26-6t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19
Oh nR,FFS SALE.

SIERiEFS SALC'
John McInistry (, Go. on vend'tlon'
vs. eXponas to
Kcightley Sanders & Arm fern
Dorroll Wright 1885 ~ Moa,
ison circuit coui'
BY virtue Of the above stated case
to me directed, | will expose TO public
sale, for cash, at the door of tho Court
House in the town of Canton, on
Monday the friday of Decembernext
two negro slaves to wit: Perry, aged
nineteen years, Gordon, aged twenty
one years; levied on as the property
Of the defendant Sander and will be
sold to satisfy the above stated case.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh'T.
Nov % past printers fec 81
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19

I OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
FOR eALB.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19

BY virtue OF the above stated ca
Sos 10 me directed, | shall expose to
public sale TO the highest bidder for
cash, al the court house door in the
town Of Canton, on
GioRday, The I'm msiaat
the following described property, to-
wit: five negro slaves, Ellen, Nelly,
Phebc, Daniel aud Charlotte, and
twenty-five head of cattle more orIess,
ALSO,
on the FIRST Noadugia January nezt
the following described LAND, viz
the west half Of the southeast quar-
ter Of section thirty.one, township
number ten of range five east. lie
We'd oe and will be sold 20 satisfy til,
above stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY. Sh'E.
Dec 4. Is pr fee SlG
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19


r IIltisH Ell ffh.fHitteh
so been af6tied an ihs 49,
f lufff iHi, 49,
fs FIalaia fHmiaf usdl.as
I'd hstl 81 iha ih y soswahs
y iAasa indebted - ~ ssssis
m fHetaf ted u come
ward ahdmal iaHsdia'e paymsaI,
u. Ihot having claims aRnlnsl The 90
Hls muH present iisn duly auiheh
heale1 wiilla itf fine prescribed "
aW Ties wiN he fHtff barffi.
W.. cAHsON, ! 49,.
u. y. ulViNES 'N'"'"
So " la, 9iaet
tltlkbLs HANk 90 AAlilslN tul
Canlou, Ice. ist. 1888.
AT d meeting If the Board he'd
~ this day. H. A. TEBAuLT, Eco.
Was dolly elected cashier ~ this 70.
slitution IN place Of &. W. Clifton,
resigned,
WI. ltARDEMAN.
QG.3t Pfesidest
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19
SHERIEE,S SALE.

SHERlFFrS SALE.
Rebecca Mcdowell On Plurius
VS. f fato Apr.
jefferson w. Steen term 1899 IN
and Henry Hines Madison
Circuit Court
BY virtue Of the above stated case
to me directed, | viii expose to public
sale. for cash, at the door OF Courl
House of Madison county in Canton,
on Monday the seventh day of Janu-
arv eight en- hundred and thirty nine
all the RICH, title interest and claim ot
| Henry Hines, in. and to lot OF land
known as lot number two in squar,
number two. Also-lot nmnberthre'
in same square, with a house thereon
now occupied as n store house by
Messrs. Martin, Baird & Go, Leyie
ION. and will be sold TO satisfy the o
boye stated case.
:. NJ. FL0URNOY, Shit.
| Nor 80, 24-6s srinieIs lee y
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19

ttue of the above stated cases
iected from the honorable the
burt of Madison county,
Pse to public sale TO the high
!, for cash, at the Court house
be town Of Canton,
dg he nh day Of Jlaaafy
ne1t,
bly, negroes, viz: York and
wife and one child; Ben
krr,et and Minerva.
on as the property oil Inc
Is, and will be sold to satisfy
stated cases.
M. FLOURNOY, Sh'f.
By ]. ]. Henry, Dep'ty.
bbor 10. p st
. Printers fee $40
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19
In Yazoo Circuit
Court.

lr.ue of the above stated
me directed, | shall expose
sale for cash, at the Court
Dor, in the town OF Canton.
the goth day Of January
the right title interest and
the said defendant in and to
N tract or parcel of land
s the south half Of west bal
ouih west quarter OF section
wnship IL, Range three east
ast so much of said land as
Of biz black river, 1t beinl
!, On which the fiery and turn
we'd Wilson's Ferry is situated
g on and will be sold, to sat
above stated case.
NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh'f.
noer 10, 1898. 27-5.
Printers fee S9.1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28
Exchange Reading Room and Foreign
Letter Office.

" THR Proprietor Of the above establishment takes greak
pleasure in Announcing his friends and the merchants Gee
rally that he has removed into the large and splendid IRE
proof room in the Exchange, the William
Neither pains nor have been spared in the
ments OF the News Room and the establishment now b.
eyed To be the best its Kind in the United
addition To the numerous flies OF and foreign
and prices records of arrivals
sales of stock at the Board OF Brokers' Telegrahc Repos
and daily list Of the arrivals of strangers all The pnc
pal hotels.
The Foreign Letter Oce has been fitted up so give
the greatest possible safety TO all letters within The per-
security against fire and oil other accidents obaip-
ed by depong letters in this Office (wihest taking
the other privileges enjoyed by subcribers) worth
than the price OF ubscrp ton to all persons having pora
correspondence with foreign countries.
ia s. s. GILPIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

DICE, FLOUR AND CAROLINA HOMINY
II The following Groeers may be depended on selling
genuine Flour Carolina Hsniny, and superior Head
Rice, st the New York Rice NM Others deal
ing III the Mill win agree sell any other articles
than those ebtaae there "a min articles have their names
this list by leaving their address with the Agent u
the Mill, corner sf Jefferson and South ss
p L Bogart Ito Ess, srossdway, cor Rusesss"-
Sturgcs Archer, IS Canal, cor Church ST.
Staples Chase 4 Ford. 1872 Bowery.
=. w. Bunting, 396 Pearl, and 256 Grand St
George A Jarvis l49 Grand St
r. Knapp, sos Houston. cor Lawrence 81
Jacob Perkins l4l Bowery.
E. Rich x Brother, SO B0wery.
VIM. Simpson, ll9 East Broadway, cor. Pike 81 -
A. Curtiss 4 Co. 389 Bowery. jJ8-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28
nR. ROBERTS, POOR MANS, FRI Nm =.


TO THE LOVERS OF DA FEET.
Keep the dry the head cool and od ine p1y
sicisu"-BoerAars.
rU,E lovely Of the land cut dowa IN the bloom
OF life owing the diseases arising from wet eeL DO
we then wonaer coughing and barking ssd pains rheu
that de in their coaches! And
diseases have taken place ,he house on hre and
dsne er not al We would then esuen our readers
matter healthy guard against vet feet An ounce OF
prevention worth pound OF cure-fA"ssspAa 1'S'"s
Hesih -, i,
p a. NAGLE Of Philadelphia, respectfully Informs the
public located IT the noot and shoe hestabish
,ept efMr Ryder, No Beekman e. Clinton NALL The pre-
embraced inform The reader that after
and trial. the subscriber has discover
soupleeiy inpervieus, The American
csttue has twice borne testimony % Us great utility ny
diploma In 1895 snd 1886 and has met with
Tho decided appreciation Of the Franklin Institute OF
revision and severity NJ the Patent law,
the exclusive right and liberty TO this disco
very Cor Of ircr the ieh day 81 Febru'
III. corpo-i,io. lmpsr,s NE esber sof srd phsbe
.,nre v~h gves all articles made from elastic quail
~ sr viii much lesger. The necessity
az wearing overshses v thus supersedes
questions, Inc suhscroer woud res
per,f,y inform the reader that the rsened Composition
soes NOT coptsn particle q hs Offensive and clumsy article
sn sso value health love dry Zee, respect
e.v .sered that pstentce win DC " aepsnee ~ the
49,. s,sbIbpcnt The Government papers, Dipovss
C.ys,se,ses Iesrs he are open for inspection The Com
po.,oe l. Pct up 50 cents per oor ses Captains and
spcrtsmen would do ~eAio procgre ~ ~ s,psT r
An COMMUNICATION post paid Patent Rights " this and The
n References The mes respectable genueIsn " this
e,yssan se given J,'o.'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28
rs RIPT.
HAry-rAsr rH.sE O'CLocK, A. u.

HALy-pAsr THasE O'CLOCK, A. u.
By this mornings boat, from Philadelphia we
have received our Washington papers, containing the
correspondence between Mr.. Cilley and MT. Graves
IN, from IN. lateness Of the hour compelled to
defer the publication OF It
The unhappy event has produced great sensation
i washington in all circles political and social
Al an early hour on Monday the two galleries OF
the capitol were filled, and the announcement OF
The death of Mr. Cilley was made by Mr.. Will
lams Of the Senate, and Mr.. Fairfield of the House,
both gentlemen having delivered an appropriate adj
dress on the occasion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28
DUNCAN DUNBAR.
rsstorof the MDoue sld-ss. ChsrrA-

pNu InVNsOH ceasu,tee esr6derstany NJ nm ons~.
No n Dusss street, hetveep Chatham William
IN. sicw.e s'sss.ss Va -Ge.eh~s, s'ssss Chsscrss,
,ss iron veperss poison Improper weaass DR.
engages remove ssy recsnt Affections trcs dsy
and he mss s-etsrsse csses propevtrsse tRe whsss
he sss any debitsne iHudcioos uedese preve
ss from bsssf Persons en'rustrg he~selvss ~ Jss-
wess segrsvsed cases. Scroutous userssed eA
be speedily heeied strangers would do well by giving -
johnson CELL asa certain preventative be made % atna
ne occurrence Of foregoing des, wkcA has seve sb
ed vhen used within hours amer exposure be
rost paid AVID enclosing sfee have the
Asioe, and direct,cos Tor ID. forwarded.
A~ndssce FROM q, A. ~ 10 N al night Dr.. JeAr<e~ ~
moved frOm n Chan bcvs street. f3tlmr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

DATENT LAM PS, WARRANTED-Imprsved
Mechanical ana Ornamental Lamps recently Invented BY
Aesrs Ocean Co Paris, superior 10 any former n~snrSn
their utili and beauty.
The ubserSer sole agent snd importer In United
States for Messrs. Decau Co. begs respectfully % h
form the ladies and eeRtemen this city that op-
rd No Is junction Maiden Lane and Liberty ane
up stairs with complete Of the above s
rier fashionable Lamps, which he intends keep constantly
thereof favor him with can being sonfaeut that
ce entirely from the great popularity has already g.
qured the fashionable circles In Paris and from
tensive orders which constantly received that ner
cannot fail to be duly appreciated by this esmmu-
nifty few seconds being besides sufficient eIamine sod
recognize all its useful properties, the mechanism being
feciy plain nts construction and operation and being
same tu oojec. Of curiosity ny itself
These Lamps can be adapted 10 any purpose In the q
gsrauen-ha alone produces light equal to Is sperm
candles One OF these lamps he used discretion wbou
the least tersuoa the mantle piece the table
very simple combination adapted as chandelter
One OF The peculiar peres this ngesous inveniioa
thst the glass tube and the wick that ulses IL
light the latter In the least by rskg
diminished by the Of the WICK wben
total extinc uen " requires.
Another peculiarly ssc OF Is that the lamp
coz be used, becoming clarified BY the functions of Tho
mechanism which latter wound IN the evening" apd
The suitably regulated snu1ing further
Is required for the whole night
The subscriber hand full OF plain
and fancy Candle Screens article also snrsy cheap,
easily adapted candles, which gives them the %
pearance sncy lamps and they agreeable
gentle light very reconmsndable isdustrsus uAa
and writers. There also such fancy o
serptoa and fancy globes stached TO the shove
jIasus AVON DIACON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

COMPLIMENTRY BAIL TO D. J. LUCAS to
u he given al Masonic Hall, Monday Evening" March 5,
1874 on which occasion New York Grass Band have
the services the Band will in course OF the
Eyenng the company with several select pieces on
ther brass Instruments Leader OF the Brass Band Mr.
tbiaa Leader of Cotilen Band, Mr. W. Wallace. Also,
Several Fapcy Dances will be brought forward.
Prices OF Tickets be bad at the North American Hotel
pa.srv. Canaan Seey's Branch Hotel: and Masonic
Hail. u WIN. bhENNEN' ehah.sh.
JosEPH II. PENCE Sec. 1-4t'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

nh. FRANCIS. DENTlsT-Has removed y
~ 1873 Chambers street, opposite 10 Hudson street.
nnues practice in all The various branches 81 DenssJ
the nost recent and improved principles Bis prsmie
Incorrupsle Teeth Of the best quality n
rsnted 70 remain permanent to The without
sprisg: or hgstures Tooth ache drops that viii ae
violent tooth ache In sew moments, and Ne
time the tooth, a
ARTIFICIAL EYES insertsd by Dr.. Frsscs ~hes can
not be listing frt the NATURAL and persm every
motion Of iss, without giving the dighsss psn Yor
improvement IN this art he has received a diplsas
Akc EYE WATER Dr. y. respectfully soehs NE afser-
tion the psbc 10 hrs most extrsordssry and ecses
Eye Water has fully proved itself NEST vslushe spPL
sstsR In nasnn alton and weakness Of The Tbess hss
have been diseased fer years. kss PERFECTLY cured In Rw
days. and rs engaged to do 80.
The Rev Harrison, ~ Thempscn streca rrocured cae
of the above Tot NJ Hsrsons End his ssooihse~t
the dDess cpd pain, which hes been esoes
ve r mssy, She had ssed eye wsers bot hey
oil failed therefore hope the public will socn sPprcs.sse
W. value. JOSEPH uaHhtsON
This Is 10 cer,y that Mrs. NC ssey, No 2yswes street,
widow Of the late DR. hCsHrsy, hes used DR. FrsDck 7s
water Which happy bad The Jesrcd eoest and
may ssv shsslste BIZ sres therefore
ssE,Iv recon me I'd and vsIuabe eye vstsy
and only rs1uIres 10 make an sber
Tyem NE testmssy Who have used The Eye Wssew
n,...reS ~ DR. Vrsnca hesialics recoG,epc
M IL 70 The special notice sfhe public.
us.ims rsssorof The 6Dcsrsid- cbsrA-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28


~ j. W. REVIS, l23 Chatham takes the earliest oppor
tuny Of announcing through the columns OF the Herald TO
Ladies of New York and Brooklyn the arrival Of the
fashionable Cacoes offered to public neiice
having them under advantage which influence
cash could command enabled offer them those La
dies who visit bis establishment early at prices inhHitey
cheaper former perod and adequate idea be
goods but by inspection, and will be found surpass
all precedent which undoubtedly suit the most lasidous
and most economical of purchasers -
ar The approval system of price is still continued
this establishment. J, W. REVlS, l28 Chatham ST.
T2-lms 8 doors from Pearl.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

DROPDSALs for freightng 1900 cords Of weed from
Boundbroek Basin, New jersey to New YORK city, VIII
received the house Of the subscriber until the 10th o.
December 1885, and the first 1889 The
bidders will quantity he will deliver each month, and
of New York Tor every cords and the price ord For
further inquire of the subscriber near Somsrvle
NJ Isrsev fi3dlMiS JOHN r. BROWN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

COMPLlMENTARY BALL.-Ata meeting OF the
~ Scholars and Subscribers Of Mr. r. c. Schahe held on e
7h unanimously resolved give his assistant Mr.
A. N. BREWER Complimentary Ball TO take place or
of William and Duane celebrated band en-.
gagged for the occasion.
Tickets 81 EACH 10 admit gentleman and his ladies, TO be
had the following places, viz: Firth Hall Franknn
SQUARED; Dabos Bacon, I67 Broadway r. X Frescn's'
of Catharne Monroe street Shakespeare noe
and any Of the Committee Of Arrangements fledtN>
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

~ Old LIME OF LIVERPOOL PACK.
80 ETs-The Old Lae OF Packets WI ee sesg,tenes
oo o. se Isl ard each mclth with The srcs pon hat
- ; ,he sailing day falls Sunday, the sps WI san
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28
nKkIs TOOTH PAsTE-A new and elegant Or

n
" Gle for the Teetb.The Orrfs Tooth Paste while keau-
tines the teeth removing and preventing every appearance a
tartar and giving 10 them clear and pesry whitsne se
beauty the tout ensemble OF the mouth-by
properties greatly tends the
and purify breathand also adds -
the breath for which Root =
Justly celebrated that article largely comp
sitsn ofthe Ors Tooth Pasiegiving It's and ess-
tally contributing that agreeable taste and hsh
this Paste so pe-emneniy possesses To those who have
Partially for tooth wash the Orrs Tooth Paste will be
usulsry acceptable, as can readily be converted into
pleasant and most excellent tooth wash by as-evng
about the size Of in small quantity water which
be dene the Instant The Oris Tooth
all the advansgesot tooth wash without objsciors at
be brought the which article Of H.
latter description Of necessity be- put up-aRd eQua
free from the many objections that applicable pow
ders from their want OF neatness sppensge toilet
The great number of articles that have been submitted the
public for improving the appearance Of the teeth Wish
have 80 generally proved unatsacery induces the propr
fthe OTnis Tooth Paste confident he superY
excellence and virtue, observe should
prove ineffective the money will be returned
II be had Of II. c. Hart, It's Broadway; MIS- A g.
Cannon's, No. Asor House, Broadway; james n Bsys
278 Broadway; George G. Howe Co las Cbaihsm Jobs
n Howe Dentist 04 Grand OF Mercer r. u
Guion, Bowery and Grand ST. henry ssd Pie
sts, and wbolesale and retail At AL Grand R
Broadway and Division ST. Price 50 Be careful -
obtaR the paste. d. Sn<
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

c,ruAyv AVN TUSCAN HAT mANUFAC .
- Rv-wANTFD-A sw COOL hsrds, 70 whorr cen.
slant employment win be givea. Apply 70 Nc su',ss
street, Brockyn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28
Second Ward Hotel

IL E. JONES formerly Of Providence, r. L. and late Of
Harlem, NJ W respectfully begs leave inform his friends
and the public general that he has taken the well
kne~n Hotel, which he intends fitting up in style TO be
surpassed Ills Wines and Liquors OF the best quality
pains i'll be render every thing
to rtable TO all who may favor him with call.
lie would also inform the public that the being
commodious he will be prepared all accommodates
Societies. Arbiiraons Court Martals meetings all d.
scrpons with spacious and any and good
attend.
B. Supper Dinner Parties will be s,teudedto in real
epcurean style the shortest notice. and refreshments
stantly on hand. u7-lmr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

a SsORTED PICKbEs-
"a Iopo cases, dozen zach, gslen Jars
ieoe 40 do DO halt do
500 10 DO Do ausr DO. pat up 10
Gals WELLS, Is4 water 81
issams door 10 Hollis Motel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

CENTS CENTS-CENTS-For sale exchange
~ large quantity of pennies Apply al the desk of this Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

u,IpE INsUnANCE-Ohce o. the Agersy q the
III Rtns Tire Insurance Ceppsnyl - Hsruovdi Co.r
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" A. q. HAZARD, Ag.sl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

CHEMICALS.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
o. stap ffv fors


Oil Vitroi, Alum,
Bleaching Salts, CoPperas,
Aqua lInona, Huratic Acid.
Aoua Forts, Nitric Acid
Blue Vitriol Manganese,
And many other articles in the line of their business
Orders win he received their Banking house No 2fe
Broadway the Office OF their agent No 81 West street
BzS-lys X.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28
nonTs, ROOTsu BOOTs!!-The handsomest

nO0Ps, ROOTS! BOOTS!!!-The handsomest,
ID best and cheapest in the city, at 2Ja Canal street.
WALKERS. Handsome dress boots from W to 800 per
nair and warranted wear well. Dress boets Of
from - 70 IS per pair also genemens water prssf
DIRE shoes description that be thought
Of j. WALKER would inform his friends and the public IN
general having dissolved partnership with H. Richards
he would them call al $50 Canal street, the old stand
you will find splendid assortment OF all kinds and
very cheap. -. $500 -,
shoe store from G reenwichst. ti-lR~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

SILVER-SIL VER-SILVEk.
ySmal cnange, such slnngs sxoences ten and ave
ent pieces be gvea exchange for god halves OF quar-
ter dollars. Apply al the this Office.
NJ WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-An active and n,eil-
nent youth about years of TO attend In
reom One write good hand and come wen ,or
,nended can apply a the desk ofthis Office IloI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

IL THE Committee of Management OF the Thistle Bens-
VIOLENT Association beg respectfully 70 that their
Ball will take place Friday evening the 18th
March, 1885, when they hope their friends form
occasions WILLIAM STUART, Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

xuyUUVu A m sRURGH FIRE INSURANCE.
w COMPANY AGENCY-No. A Wall St up stairs d.
rec,y opposite Merchants Exchange and tcrmery ec,eu
neS Nv the Traders Insurance Compasy-Ths Company
6avue Agency at the above place. ener TO In
snre the fellow throughout the United STATES "a
a. favorable similar institution In the siy Inc
capital having been paid and well On eona
Company will be adjusted with fairness ana hserahy ana
promptly paid.
Edmund Frost President, Jeremiah Johnson,
John Morrell, sepncn o. Mss.es,
Iemuel Richardson Wm +. rswens,,
WIN. Sinclair, Chafes " nkooy
George ID strosg, stspsen Storm,
IIeHry r. Robertson, John SkiiiHan,
"aA "'S CHRISTIAN ZABRISKIE,
Vice President and Agent
~.Su,ucroN POST Secretary j25
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

FRANKLIN THEATHE.-The manager of this
Theatre ambitious of fulfilling his promise Of render
ing inferior any in the city is DESTROYS of organizing
a strong talented and efficient Company and for this pur
pose a. intention of receiving the application of
SUCH only such Of dramatic merit
Application be made in person the Box ohce between
the hours of 10 and o'clock
Franklin Theatre Feb. 81, 1888. VIM SEFFON.