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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

NEW T1A 7 . UTNFI.
EUST received per late arrivals from New York
- fresh and fashionable assortment rf HATS.
The subscriber would particularly call the attention
of the public to n style of beaver hats of superior
finish fine texture, rio and beautiful lusrre also to
fine plain Russia hat of superior quality; and also
splendid article of silk hat, togetl er with general
sortment manufactured by himself, expressly for this
MARKET wholesale and eta
NV OSBORN, "a Camp street.
NIB City and country dealers are invited 10 call.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

WV HAVANA SUGAR-5O boxes prirn
w ty landing from brig poacher for sale b
SLATER & TRIER,
nugl1 40 Poydras stree
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EsAC ~ SIDES--l3 hhds bacon sidrs,l ng from
ID so hoa, General WAYNE for "a b,
LAYET ~ AMI UN J,
jv2 II CONNIE estrecs.
EsLUUR, WIIISKEY, PORK 4 BEEF-l48 bbls
Il snperine aud l52 do fine flour; 10 boIs common
IN? 46 bls recfed "hiskey; bbis mess and Is bbls
prime pork; gibbs prime bec; the cargo of fiat boat
for sale low, 10 close, by
.AYET s. AMELCNG,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13
NEW WORKS

EAT LARD-GoO kegs in store, for sale b.
G DORSEY,
"a New Ievee.
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III AVANA SEGARS-?08 bags of green coffee land
IL a ing from sciir Liberty, and 2OO bags in stor
for sale by SLATER + TRIER,
uugli 40 Poydras street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

ktkAHDf-5J buls 4th proof American brandy for
ED sale by ISAAC BRIDGE T. Co,
augl4 1874 Magazine street..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

Il OSIN-75 barrels kosin, landing and for sale oy
IA 5 al p WHITNEY,
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Seance du 8 septembre 1925.
Resolu que Performance relative lux cmetlere
oaontces lie % uout d.roier soft amendee de maniele
snbsfuer dams Part Ter ale Ieroetobre proclaim
40 septembre proclaim,
de Ia susdle ordonnance,
Signe. PAUL bEklUS, recorder.
Approve lie S septenlbre 1873
Signe, CGENOlS, MARE.
Pour comic conforme, THEARD Jr, secreaire
au8:l0
SSjINE g. PORTER BOTTLES-5O gross wine
wv and 100 gross porter bottles, for sale by
HOLMES Il MILLS,
jv2l Bank Alley.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

UTAVANA SEGARS--5OO,O0O Of different brands,
Il IL in stone, :or sue by
SLATER & IRIER,
ausl4 40 PUydras street
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0LO1HING-lO Cases, comprising heavy scarlet
" hannts; Liverpool striped, wiled, and white cot
ton shifts; heavy blue striped cotonade pantaloons
landing from ship Concorda, for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE g. CO.
sen8 1874 MAGAZINE ST
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N&D'E'iGEi.

4 NUFfIhu ms ~ Va EMS, AC.--A supply oi
" Cuppins Instruments, iu,ent Pump oyrihsea,
aud Stomach Pumps, all OF the most Improved des-
crlplion, received by the subscribers.
Also, Cologne Water, Balm .! Columbia, " ards
Hur Oil, Fine liai,, Nail ans Tooth Brushes az.
IylJ i>lChLI.s3 X Co, 40 Canal street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08
ground but will drive the party to demurrer o. mo-
ton in arrest of Judgment or writ OF error. Soaia

ground, but will drive the party TO oeMarei ~ n1
ton in arrest of Judgment, or writ Oh efrot. NOaia
432, 554. Nolan, p. t. 26ll l;o,,.
IL Is therefore general rule that no indictments
which charge the higher offences as treason or el-
onv m those crimes which Immediately affect the
nnbc At large, as perjury, forgery, extortion, con-
snr,c;es authorization, keeping dsorderiy houses, or
offences affecting the highways not executing legal
nrocess will be thus summary sci aside. u oalR.
s72-b Mod l3.-2 Ssss cas-. liz, 4, -
Mr.. Maxwell (also associated with the District Al
torneyl then stated that the prisoners were indiced
for several offences, OF Me sane graae all Oh one ahu
the same nature, and all on one and the same banK !;
viz: the Bank OF Brazll and they were indicted I'M
der the 3Oh and 32nd section of the Revised Statues,
page 672 vol 2, first edltloa 1879 winch mace all
these separate charges, punishable as teonles III me
2Rd degree, with sentence OF ~ years iiiPSoheh'
1 in the state prison. -
The indictment charged the Messrs. FlgIeira with
a multitude Of offences of the same grade; Il was
framed under the Both and 32nd sections and tne va
ro4s subdivisions Of those sections The nfst
counts charge them with engraving plate, having
il in their possession, and having an impression ~ y
in their possession for 300 mllreas on the oamn oi
Brazil; and these six counts form the guide 70 all Tue
charges that follow !, !. l,,,d hoxo Ia
observed are prnled on bo,h sides; plats for The
face-a plate for ne back; and there is tAfo pa'e
for the signature. ,.,
The six next counts charge tneii, WIN ehSla'lig
and having in possession these three plates with
the;r impressions And this seems TO exhaust all
about the 300 mlIreas.
The next Is counts charge them with having three
plates engraved for so mlllreas on the same BANK
and having possession of these plates and Their i'm
pressions.
gerry for so mill Treas on the same bank.
The next six counts charge them with another for
gerry for 100 nilreas on the same BANK
The 10th count charges them with fraudulenty NJ
terng this forged paper Bernardo de vlga; the 4ls
AID and 43d caaree them with exchanging and offer
ing the same paper
The next six counts charge them with engraving
plate of peri bill. having and its impressions ia
And the last counts, making 50 IN all charge
them with exchange and offsrng the said perfect
6,road hill or note for a certain consideration.
The whole corpus deficit therefore of their offence
is the engraving o plates retaining possession OF the
plates and impressions and utterlng or excnang-
ing the notes of the Bank of Brazil.
The Court will deliver its opinion this day, and to-
morrow we shall return to the subject.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08
letter will be interesting these gagged In the trade
gives the stsc and ~ an 7.

letter will be interesting these gagged In the trade-m
gives the stock and so - =
LIyKRpooL Dee. 3D. 1887.
sour circular of the 9th alt ADVISED in the sxten
ve operations that had been taking place in coiton
seine days subsequently, the demand continued very
ate with decline Of to per To-; but the last TWO
has been revival OF inquiry and this reduction ia ge
date OF car last circular within to Of Inc highest pom.
the u The sales for the week ending ast evening"
were not so had been anticipated from the reports
the daily Ausae and only 1000 bales OF which
$3.50 were Uplands @ 81 1850 Orleans at OF 10 OF sio
Alabama Mobile sd with 20 81; aad ITO Sea
taken on The stock in this port estimated
against 500 this period last OF Ame
rcan the ~ 900 against 500 time last sea-
/ SON.
from Nachez, Miss. OF ssh that Frank
lin literally blocked with bales of cotton The Com.
merc Bank advances $50 per bale Ships daily clearing
for Liverpool New York and Bosen loaded with the staple.
Natchez with 1912 bales for Po In the New Orleans
market there slight difference between buyers and sell
ier which much impeded the business for the eek ending
2Vh ut Sales amounting 90 bales 81 70 l2s
Arrived there since ed Instant 1854 bales Cleared in the
same time for Liverpool 3O3 hale Have 1861 Bordeaux 92o
Barcelona 40, New York 75i, Boston 2oe-togeher 2249
ba eseaying ship board cleared the 20 ultmo,
IS SIS bales.
SUNDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7th.
The ped Lyon has arrived from Havre with
ca advces up 10 The evening he LIST Dec. Sales the 3
Nov liz bales according the morning report and during
the day IA bales Mobile 80 9 soc 65 Georgia 1921 Soc III
lose 293 Prrnabuco l0i. l22f making total of 6l2
bales The OF the mornng of the LIST December states
that 48 bales Louisiana We have
arrivals departure and the stocks hand in Havre for u
ending Goth November.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

This shows that the import into Iavre largest in 1886
while the export this year. Stock hand, the
3oth November larger 1880 than previous after
The supply estimated he hand January st 1885,
is $500 bales which will mpare with a. 28 and 81 Stock
port the 30b November larger in the 2S 81,
SO and So than in the Of the pc iods mentioned.
The Express Mail this afternoon brought intelligence OF
the destruction Of the pickbarg when just above
Baton fire. which also ITO bales
Of which 500 shipped by Grand Gulf r. and Baak
ing Company Commercial and r. r. Bank and Planters Bank
Of Vicksburg
The principal sales in Savannah the Sd inst made
al 81 To III
coming in.
Two hundred and seventy bales arrived here today from
Charleston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08
MON Ely MAN X Il Il.


TIE intnatiens by the London press respecting
the intentions Bank Of England in sending Mr. cowe
a their agent this country, begins TO create as much con-
vsrsaton here Mr. JaudoRs appearance did IL England
According the Bank OF England and the
gued States conflict with each other-accordns
10 Others unison At all events, the recent news from Eng
land has Uaed States Bank shares The prospect
of an accession pal from 'Ne Bank OF England TO this
city peaes believed that the old pre-
udces Of the legislature against the introduction of foreign
pta will prevent by some shortsghed enact
ment.
From every fact event. evident that capital in
various ways has already begun to flow into this country
already alluded to ,he establishment OF new houses
from Europe houses branches of houes have r-
creased during months. probable that capital
To tie amount OF five millions have been transmitted 70
this country be invested such enterprises Many Of the
old rsgn houses affected by the evulson one after the
other going down, going out OF existence During the
continued pressure the curtamen OF the banks many
houses bankrupt and stopped "n Tue as' e"
We, results will affect the extent OF
r,a. the prng There plenty OF fresh houses take
their places lud the legislature OF th state open the
banking business and repeal the restraining law 1t highly
robabIe the Bank Of England might plant an agency
herea thing which would certainly be an event Oh great
nituse Ia commercial affairs
can opinion Of the action o. intention OF the
The whole subject OF banks and currency Is now
before thembut will take week 10 deveope any distinct
and positive view.
Yesterday the orega exchange market opened at nearly
rates OF last packet day. There not much dong-ouo
taton for England may he made al % lo The import Of
corn from and uctualion in co,,sn-ard the
general specie must sooner or later affect the
exchange Specie continues to arrive here and at New
Orleans During last month, probably $1,000 oco ar
rived al both In New Orleans, al the last dates
they expected daily $4,000 from Metamoras
The question ct resumption only agitate the csmmer
cisl countrybut causes great speculation
in England as connected with the Americas trade Theie
gature louisiana sdelieeraing on sone very st't mea
sures and reora ia tie baakng system In Alabama, the
legislature very friendly the banks but hostile to private
capitalists being prohibit cotton brokers from pur
cotton they furnish bonds securities such
things Curismen continues To be the policy Of The banks
The following Is the latest Of the Boston Banks
STATEMENT
OF the Associated Banks In Boston at the close OF bu,
specie payment, aud the 3oth Dec 1887
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

SArUeosy EVENING, Jar. 9Th.
nv aucen today i6 bales FLORIDA cotton sold
cssh, invoice weight; saved from the fnd,aas
The business on cotton mart was very heavy. sales
ouned toover tales at the prices asked previous
the arrival otbe pacs r-m Europe This large quantity
ian, mainly Car rxrort-the from Europe beipg
more sue orainy nature. The stock n England repre-
sentrd correspondent as being much smaller s yenr
this time than las' seasoa The heavy shipments recen,iy
made from IN. banx account have not et resched
Rnure-when they no IN vi be surprised The mar
ket should sga. tss asvnward tendency The following
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

THOMAS BELL, Auctionser
AUCTION MOTTO F.-vsluabe Sale OF Furniture on
IN Wednesday half past 10 o'clock, AZ NO 30 wash
fnetop St-pe consisting OF variety of Kitchen utensils We
rson vrrpure Bedsteaas Bureaus Toilet Tables wash.
stands Cbars Carpet aod Psrlour Furniture ply Carpets,
Pugs rsr and claw and dining Tables pier do, excellent
Piano Forte Loud maker sofs, mahogany and srcy
Chairs Lacking Glasses Msntc Clock and Vases, Astral
Iamp. blinds sidebosrd ra Lamp Oil Csth NoWs sove,
and other articles, all IN good order. lsNr
EURNIsHED LONGING Zoo rs no let
Terms moderate Apply $50 Nassau street j6lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

er 4 severe illness, Mr.. Giles Griswold,

On the 7th instant after illness, Mr. Giles Grswold,
. the 58h year Of his age. .e.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectively nv
ted 10 attend his funeral this afternoon al O'Clock from "a
Christopher street. between Beecker ard Fourth streets
On the 9th instant, Mrs Margaret Munroe, mother OF Rev.
John Middle ton, aged 49yesrs. r#L
The friends and relatives respectfully invited 10 attend
her funeral 2ocock r. NJ from her late residence
30 Pitt tree
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

stIs ER-SILyEH-SILvE
gYsmall cpange, shinlngs sxDences and five
c. nj pieces va- erchange Cor Eold halves quar-
delsrs. Apply at the desk " TINS ofhc'.
CATLIv'~ INDIAN GALLERY IN sTUyvE-
~ SAINT INSTITUTE, viii be ceutiSued open du Ing
each evcnnc Of this week and longer shording
portraits villages religions ceremonies and games OF the In
eresng Manasns tribe that has recently been exnguished
by the small poy. Bl~
- streets M stsrS-wc r.spccifuv inform
ers the public that well known tSgn Pantug) esah
shment No. Ga Bread of Beaver St.
over M-ssrs Warner Kersteds store, where
prepared attend 70 ell ovdey for gilt painted Signs Let
rrjny IN Granite he for the approaching spring busineS
An WORK entrusted shall he finished with the utmost de-
snatch and in the post elegant style
mr. Ornamental Signs, Manners. Flags and Engine Backs
painted NV us In the most tasteful manner - -
ja9 Inn MOGNT& WILsON
MILITARY AND CIVIC BAL,.-The Nspc-
lvu leon Cadets Annual Hall will take place the
Is,b or January, 1888, at Tsmmasy Hall, The committee
,hes t inform their friends and the public general
eyery erer,on will made make the evessgs entertain
ment as gratifying possible TO those who may honor
CO mranv with their prese~ee. Its. 80,
NJ len celebrated cotiion hand Is engaged.
The aoor will be usder the direction OF Mr. Parker, assisted
by committee. .,-.-,. .,.,,
:, he f,oving ~ aces MorarS Browns lss Water street,
be Ra,tery Houses Colts ho,e 1853 Duane street. or OF
either ~ the undersigned committee = :.
Capt. ID. l.. Tuthill, sergt " ", rou"'sn'
Ensign l. NJ Mountain, =" uuvsr
Sergeant A. Iv~rs, :. =, - 1T NJ : csue'"' 10 "a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

This curious table exempHes the extreme derangemen OF
the currency Of large baances due by the states In
dicssea Nshng just and inhexhe policy In bankers,
merchants and traders coupled with intelligence Legislative
bodies can bring back sound things and currency
equal ~ every poiat
The British gae Blonde arrived at Porssmosth, from Co
quimbo with sisVoes freight the al November.
The great increase Of pee In the hank Of Engsd has been
caused by import FROM south Amereanot the United States
We nay delts In cotton and bankruptcy.
saies nj the afoc n e chnnnc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

Brown a. Co.'s One Priced Hat Store.
II THE subsc ibers, since the 1884 have aimed al
furnishing the public with elegant and substantial
HAT OF the graceful form the accommodating
price Of So. They say that their efforts have
seen with Triumphant, The Hats nauuac-
ured by them during the last three months surpa in beauty
and finish heretofore Offered, and stand pre-eminent
kose higher by the fashion able part of
the community.
They have completed their arrangements to sell plain
Caster Hat $780, which in point style and finish, ele
OF form ana general appearance will with those
OF the highest prices All sales for cash. and deviation In
price
BROWN CO.
sle-5ms ia Chatham Square, cor. Mott St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

Mr. The Massar Bu.ets Frsnks. and Lafayette Banks
are no, includrd 10 the above
The Boston Backs have shorten sail good deal further
before they equazc exchange bet~eea New York sHd
their city.
Tn. eol,ownr i, table OF depreciation compared with
specie Of the sank currency In New Orleans and the points
bordering on the great rivers:-
sc.,s M DxpsrctAr,os-NrrO Orleans. Dec 81 1897.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

J,HE NEW YURK HIPPONA-This new ana

'I'HF NEW YORK HTPPONA~Ths new and
commodous establishment the public private
OF Horses. Carriages Nos 81 the
ton OF Canal and Hudson sts)
The propretors of the above establishment respectfully
inform their friends public, that they have by
the solicitation al large number Of their friends changed
The day for The public sale Of Horses Carriages SC from FRI
day to Saturday.
The regular public auction sale of Horses, Carriages &e
will take this establishment Saturday IL
clock Horses intended for these sales should be shown
and eHiered before Friday u O'CLOCK NJ win he
offered unless de scribed catalogue.
The sale OF December 10 showed decided for the
demand of horses Tor exporation improved prices. Or
temcn the csnntry dlsp0sng their Stock
of horses will find the sale Saturday Dec 3e) oppor.
tnnity hi has been offered thus srnsop number Of
vessels about completing their cargoes for the sosh
At private sae-forses Cairiages Harness. sc.
NJ b. Horses taken livery and Carriages to e
ANDERSON, JANEwAY MMANN,
oie-9mt Propretors
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08
State of Trade.

There nothing PRED of much today in
the market Tie only changes remark, that
coffee animated; Potasbes demand
Sales IF Kentucky tobacco made at 81 4c Rice sells
Advices from Boston, business dull
The sales the Auction Mart today
consequence.
The Quebec arrived today from London brings 1885 bags
wheat.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

VIM. MLOuGHLIN, Aactlonetr.

VIM. MLOUGHLIN, Aactioneer.
Try II. >. BEAHNS a. CO., Hone's Building, cor.
- ner OF all and re ri stThs Day ut o'sk al tn
non roo Hardware Cutlery consisting OF pocket sps
dirk knives and IN ensns scissors %
cares needles caRnsters and bunde double aEd srgeS
eye spctaclrs steel and brass bsrreed ois prTc1saos
caps thnbles knitting needles hooks ard eyes, Nc Nc
Fancy CoodS-Cons0g OF double extra cologne hair al
shoes
Also, inyoc-sf Consisting earrings anger
Tags watches, breast-p pins, chains, lc. Sc o6Sms
NEW YORK TATTERSALLS-The proprie-
tor oths well known establishment begs return his
thanks to his friends and the public for the liberal
suppoh he has received from them during the and
10 assure them that his efforts Away, be merit
continuance OF their good feeling.
The regular sales Of Horses, Carriages &c will continue 10
take place Monday l2ocock the next sale being
Monday, JAM 8, 1888.
Geatlemen having Horses dispose OF particularly
sted call and register them early in the wsek
the catalogue, and gentlemen wishing purchase may have
opportunity of making his selection Monday al IL o.
clock. JOHN w. WATSON, Proprietor,
o6 3af 4i5 Broadway.
NEW Y0HkN HORSE BAzAAk.
II For the Sale Horses Vehicles &c &c by commission
throughout tho year at H. NJ precisely, without regard u
weather.
The proprietor takes this opportunity expressing his
know Judgments the patrons OF this establishments both ffr
liberal patronage bestowed upon the Bazaar and begs
his friends public that he its sole
meEt AID that bis whole attention shall be directed TO mer
lis continuance.
Horses taken livery usual, careful grooms
ployed.
Horses hire ofhe escpion notice
his'triends and gentlemen ntrodSced by them.
o2J omA WM. COWAN, 81 Crosby -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08
PASSENGtRS.

PASSENGERS.
Per brig Perry, from ChsrlestoR-Mrs Hurchman, Mr.. De-
woe, and in the seerage.
Per ship Vile Lyon fIom Havre-A Maherbe lady and
three children, j. Il. Rou OF France NJ Livnesoa e. Cal
ga s. ST. John, }. Rdgeway of NJ York. A. Ane Of Havre,
Charles DE Leny, of Canada o. 6ret r. Mason, Caaux
lie Chevaer L. E. Bauchel c. Couche of Paris and IS in
the steerage
Per ship Quebec, from LondoR-Mr q W. jerks, III. III.
jerks of New York g. Welbank of London, DR. H. Tude-
man and c. Tudeman of Germany and twenty-five in the
steerage
Per orig Helen Maria, from Maanzas-Capt Spooner late
OF the Centurion, lost the island of Cuba.
Per bark Poachsr from Laguna-N. q. Patt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

NOTICE TO FIREMEN
And all who wish their during
cemeat
II n. NEWELL 81 Canal spectfuly gives
ce that he succeeded in the desired
article,a
WATER PROOF BOOT,
that he warrants to br perfectly mpervoust which
Re enabled sell lin consequence of the reduction In
ator and matera at the reduced price OF five dollars
pair.
GSao. of0-3YnS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

80, rsis- AM MERCHANTS. ana Others,
- VINO have str ling othsr gsUgtng In do, will
b~ accommodated 10y sending their No 2p7
In front Of Faton Market Fulton and Beck
THE6s l. HOU9HTON,
CITY danger
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

Da.. .sha i>.~.-THiS ENENiNO, VIII be
Z p~rormea.
RICHARD THE THIRD-Richard III, Mr.. Forres-Lady
Anne, Mrs shaw.
To coneiude with La BAYADERE-The Unknswn, Dir.
Jones-Zooe, Mad. Lecome.
" open At s3-perormanees commence att O'Clock
Boxe al-Pi, So c~-ts-8ziiery % cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

ID GRAND CURiOsiTy.-Tbose who visb 10 see real
curiosity ard experience benefit the ~ had better
call these immense SCOT ard Shse Embellishments, Ne~
ga go an, "a Canal st kepi BY NCHARDs WALKER
Their assortment consists l 20oo pairs OF Boots and ten
times tina, qusnty II SHOES most eerssy mace,
very Five minutes examination latter the pr
ees nenonedl Will satisfy that his time ard from
bic have NOT heep improperly b. slowed.
Gentemens dCnbie calf Skis proof Boots only a. -
the pair; s.gsnt dress and westhr Bas for the wner
orly sac 81 - to 50 and $3.50; stout Boots made
- - To 20 the pai eegsn ladies' Slippers s2i
cents 70 ~ the pair gait Cater Boots se y the pair
efher with thousands Of other articles numerous
mention, such lined bound furred Buskns; T. a. and
furred India RubbsrS patent water proof Moccsrs &C
", Misses a@d Chidren's Boots and oil kinds
short every thing In the ne that ay nav
he had N prices 40 low induce every buy while
articles will be found the that the city affords ana
fashionable make Apply at
RICHARDS 4 wALxER's,
Nos, 2e, so and "a Caeal street.
d2sl i'm Largest and rrtshersa the city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

MEXICAN THEATRE, BO - BRY.
N THIS EVENING will he perforprs
THE CATARACT OF THE GANGES-Mskarra, NJ
Thorne-Zan,ine, Mrs Herring.
Previous TO which, GRETNA GREEN-Lord Lowell,
WaltoB-Betty Finnikrn Mrs. Herring.
To conclude with THE MONARCH OF GIANT ISLE
Big Bono, Mr. Duy-Elmeda, Mis- Angelica.
" Doorsopena nj 6t-periormascrs commence at ocloc
Boxes rs c~nts-Pit, 37t-Gallery, g.