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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08

PAKM 4. ssn . o7 ~ EyErE: YIN ,.
Neafe-Kng Henry, Mr.. Isherwood- Rchmons, Mr. Fred.
ercksoueen Elizabeth, Miss Cushnaa-Lsdy AnHe, Mrs.
Richardson.
PAS De DEUX, By Mr. and Mrs checkeni.
THE DEEP, DEEP sEA-Great American Sea Serpent
s. " 00e
N fa sa..0nh. wAhLzck. Esssee.-THIs EvENfNs
CoRioI Us@Caius sfarcius Corolanus Mr. Hsmblin-
Tutus Auidus, Mr. II. Waack-Volumnla, Mrs W Seton.
The Overture to "Tansredi." and seruiramide /"
THE MILLER AND HIS MEN-(with rev scenery, dress.
e properties, &c. &c and aihe original mu.smGrnd1ii,
yhe mIllerl Mr. H. walack-karl, Mr. W. II. "iiams-ia-
Doors open at et-Performance begin at BoxesSl Pit 50
A PULLo-4io Breadway, Canal street-The pub.
n lie srepec,iuy informed this establishment is now
opened a%s lD haG mi Il PcoScERr
To conclude with -
NATURE-Ida the Pupil OF Nature-wIlson, the Commo-
dore-C0rwh, Captain OF the Navy-Clford an ocer OF
Doors open at6i-pertormance commence att O'Clock
Season and other Tickets TO be had from 10 NJ NJ
al the office of the Apollo where be secured
preeso admission throughout the house so censchidren
p s ssns.:
MUSICAL PARTIES Al TIL = sECONDM
WARD HOTEL, 81 NASSAU STREET.
VINHESE PARTIES which have given such decided salts
4 faction, will be repeated every THURSDAY EVENING.
The proprietor hsers HIMSELF fvom the talent he has cnga
ged to be enabled furnished ainmen be
passed. and variety of music may be expected every
evening. To commence at O'clock: Tickets l2i cents
m5.2t ~
ZOOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 81 BowERY
~ rhe Public respectfully informed that the Institute is
open for the The collection Of animals the
recherche and excessive that ever been offered for public
specon in this country Mr.. Van Anbugh wener the
at O'Clock r. NJ, at in the evening. The hours of
exhibition will be from 10 TO IL the from to
z. NJ, and from to past la the evening" Ambulance IS
cens-Chdren half price Every attention will be paid TO
the ventatioH and careful officers the
vsters from the intrusion ofimproper persons
Signed C. 3. ANGEvlNE& co.
4-3mdf Propretors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08

S-D.'n rsrt door TO HolPs Hotel
pATENT LAMPS, WARRANTED-Jmprov
= mechanical snd Ornamental Lamps recently "a -.
Mers Ocean Co Paris, superior to aay former srepti
then utili y and beauty. '''s
The sbssrser as sole agent and importer In the Uued
form the ladies and gentlemen this city he ju
I'd store NO 7s junction. ofMaaen Lane md Lbtrtv .s
up stairs with complete above stated s
risr fashionable Lamps, which he intends keen
on hand and invites all those who may interested n e us
thereo to favor him with call being confident hi tks ara
ce entirely new from the popularity has already sc
qured the fashionable circles 10 Paris and fem ,h.
cannot fail to be duly appreciated by
niy ew seconds being besides sufficient examine Il aod
Recognize all its useful properties the being pr.
fecuy plain IN MS construction and speruton and being nj liz
same tirse an object Of curiosity ny itself
These Lamps can be adapted purpose vsv Of
Illumination, and can be asserted without
gsaten-that enc alone produces light equal 10 is sperm
candles One these lamps he used Al discrs,op us
the least teraos on the mantle piece table or ky
very simple combustion adapted as chandelier.
One OF the peculiar pertes this nveptos
that the glass tube and the wick that
light as the latter not IN the raing nor
diminished by the lowering Of the wick except however,
total extinction Is required
Another peculiarly sIse Of that the NEST common lam,
can be used becoming clarified BY the functions Of IN
ncchasm, which latter wound the evspiuS Ard
The liz h suitably regulated snudng further us.s -
o required for the whole night
The subscriber has also hand full assortmea, of nl.n
and hncy Candle Screens article also entirely ne s6c,n
easily adapted TO candles which gives them the deeep,vs ~
gentle light are very reconmsndabe INDUSTRIOUS rvders
and writer's There sss such fancy of arsrr
~rgnos and fancy globes attached TO the above ms
yI1-o1 AUG'N DIACON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08
PAssENG GERS.

Msssrs Csmnbeil wilson, Pindar, Nortoa, ser,
aard, w Cox, Rottenburg, k0 LsM1 gan NaS'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CARDS.

CHEMICALLY.
THE NEW YORK HEMICAL MANUFACTURERS
CO. have constantly for sale
Oil Vtriol, Alum,
Bleaching Salts, CoPperas,
Aqua AMMONIA, Muriatc Acid.
Aqua Forts, Nitric Acid.
Blue VitrioI. Manpsnese
And many other are Ies in the line of their business.
Orders will be received at their Banking house No q
Broadway at the office OF their street
as3-lyS GEO b. GILRKRT &C.,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08
Second Ward HoteI

Second Ward Hotel.
u E. JONES (formery Of Providence r. L. and late NJ
Harlem, NJ ~ respectfully hegs leave inform his friends
and the public IN general that he has taken above wei
known Hotel which he intends fitting mp style not 10 be
surpassed His Wines and Liquors Of the best qualify and
pains i'll he render every thing
f rlabe TO ali who may favor him witl a call.
He would also inform the public that the house beng very
commodious he will be prepared at all times
Societies. Arbrnons Court Martas and meetings OF ali De.
scrpons with spacious and airy and good
attend.
B. Supper and Dinner Parties will be attendedo in resl
epicurean style the shortest
stan,ly on hand. iI7InS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08

EROsT,s TRIAl.-For sale at this Office rr,,,., =,
copies n the trial o. OF witnesss "a.
vid Paul Browns speech Jshn A. MorrPs DE ecs tn
aln. district attorney charge Of Recorder Riker as &C.
Price 8 cents. - -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08
O N e u U Il n E a
Equal !. ( !. ...''....
Equal to T. Is Candles So!

Gireud's Patent Mech0 mic nj Lamps war-
ranted.-2I6 Canal street.
II GIROUD. sole Manufacturer OF the above
Laps this city, In returning his thanks fer the patronage
of bis establishment
respectfully that he has as completed great
lection OF the said Lamps, which he offers for sale.
The Carcel Lamps and those OF similar construction,
which sold in this country liable TO expensive
arrangements from which the Giroud Lamps entirely
ree inasmuch the pump and mechanism Of the latter
from the OIL and be cleaned without
dicuty-whle it Is impossible clean repair the others
without perfect knowledge of their coss'rustion.
The object of Mr. Groud in manufacturing Lamps in this
city procure material advantage purchasers aved
ing the heavy duties and expenses incumbent impoa
tons He is therefore enabled supply this useful article
the price as IL bought in Paris.
appropriate for parors, and
mical for hotel and store keepers cannot he found.
neys Sken wck Rejecting Shades and all other materials
necessary for Lamps.
CT OH the May Factory will be removed to
400 Broadway IN is now CID Canal ST. ms lms
nOGS-DOGS-DOGS- very fac Newound-
- land Dogs and wheps for sale the great Dog Esta
bishmen No 5000 Broadway door rsm Duane where
gentlemen be accommodated from price $40 $1,000 each
m6-lws
ITO ARTISTS AND AMATEURS The most
splendid original painting in this city antique, and in
feet preservation, be at No. l6 Front street
uitously has been exhibited two In the Academy
England No artist OF the present day
produce equal eoorng although the paatng is upward
az pl ulTl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08
Exchange Reading Roam and Fore iUn

" THE Proprietor of the above establishment kes great
pleasure in ANNOUNCING his friends the merchants
rally that ne has removed uto the large and splendid %
proof room in the new Exchange, the William street sidr
Neither pains nor have been spared the
n,ents OF tue News Room and the sab is now r.
eved to be the best Of OF its kind United states
addition TO the files Of American foreign papers
and prices current ara kept records of
sales of stock the Board Of Brokers' Telegraphic
aud daily list OF the arrivals of strangers all The prnc2
pal hotels. - r"
The Foreign Letter Office has been fitted up so ms N give
the greatest possible safety oil letters wbis n The
feet security against fire and all other accidents 10 he
ed by deposng letters in this Office twhsut into vje
the other privileges enjoyed by subcrber worth uor
than the price OF subscrp ton to all
correspondence with foreign countries.
ia rH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08

CHESS.-The subscriber opened in the I'm u<;r.
~ of Sunday Morning News Office an sparme hsn
somely fitted up for Chess Playing.
Gentlemen who play wish learn the game reSnert
fully invited to call and see the arrangements
The members Of the Club requested attend the meet
ings every Saturday evening at ~ O'Clock.
Entrance through Crocker's Exchange Office No. Il An.
American Museum. Arm BAsEE0In
nl6-3mA 800
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08

A SSORTED PICKLES
"A 1000 cases, dozen each, g~ion ian
1900 DO do do half do
superior Syle and for sale by - ~ -
ALB. WELLS 1874 wat~ru
y1eem- next door Holt's Hotel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08

- 20 LET-A number of small three story brick
M houses situated Jackson Avenue, between Eleventh
lGA and Twelfth Streets known "URion Court" suitable
residences respectable mechancshe very low APP
py tn J. L. j. cox, Is Maiden Lane, or to THOMAS MAC
FARLAN, 18th the Third Avenue, between the
hours of IL and o'clock.
NJ b. The above houses finishing, WILDE ready
for occupation bv the 18th OF April. fl7.lm'
DOOMS To LET-Furnished unfurnished rooms
h be had by applying at 33 st. Marks Place Sd
avenue n lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08
Law NOTICE

LAW NOTICE
X. GRAHAM BENNERS, srmerly OF NewberH, ~. e.
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT Law.
Linden, Ala.
REFEREscEs.-Hon. William CASTOR, Newbern, N. C.
Hon. william n. Haywood, Raj, N. C.
Hon. L. ID. Henry, Fayetvile, NJ G..
Mr.. K. H. rayar, Mobile, Al
Y. g. BlouHt, ESQ., Mobile, Al.
Mr.. John NJ strong, LiadeH, Al
Mr.. William Locke, Linden, Al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08

- CITYlHOTEL TO LEy or LEASE
EMY That long established and well known Hotel situated
~4ia Utica. Genessee near the canal and c0HteU
plated depot OF The railroads. The building Of brick
high IN FROM by rs feet in deph and eonan
rsoms gare and kitchen floors 10 of which
furniture will be disposed OF the lessee on reasonable terms
hreaured Possession given the 18th d Feb next.
For sale or exchange for improved city property besut
farm on the of the HudsoH highly improved, con
tanning 1870 acres Apply No. Is St Marks Place, between
ana III O'clock A. M. j9-lmrM
A 80 LETT ID n LEA SE-That beautiful Coun
inn try resi-, ence wherein the subscriber resides,
Jun. Coldsprng Harbor Long Island, and within SO yards
steamboat landing. The premises consist OF ktcher
and Flower Garden well stocked with small fruits and shrub
berry, The House situate in the centre OF the grounds and
Immediately edge of the harbor within few yards oil
The water where beautiful sand beach for babing
The House new and convenient with wide hell run
ming through the which looks out both ways upon the
waller with story Kitchen adoinng and all finished in
modern STYLE There Is alse the premises and con-
venen bars house, stables shea fowl hou wood
house &C. These premises admirably well calculated
for large gentee family residence. gcnteel Board
ing House, being in sight, and about half mile dis
tant from the new Episcopal Church. Stages pass the
door twice day from the Kali Road Depot which is
about C miles distance. The Bay abounds with fish, fowl
The land and water prospects very
tensiye. romantic and be autiful beyond deserpton.
For partic inquire OF HARRISON& FLEET 10 Rose
welt st. or OF the subscriber on the premises.
f16-3t" THOMAS HARRISON.
IA STATF,N leland Property FOR
fMN SALE OR TO LET.-One house for sale with two or
4eght lots, suit purchasers. Also, two houses, with
Rnsve Staten Island Immediate possession will be given
of one of the houses. Apply TO =
T.. WOLFE, States Island Ferry Master,
m7-lwk Steamboat Samson Whitehall
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08

"A FisENCH'S HOTEL, NORFOLK,
fH VIRGINIA.-ORe of the most delightful places OF resi-
dence for invads, families wishing to live quietly
and the reasonable terms 10 be touHd
at FRENCHS HOTEL Norfolk, Va, where the climate is
mild both winter and the deghol and
- "aghborhood social and disposed to cultivate an agreea
BILE acquaintance.
borough Norfolk and opened the first Of May
a Some idea OF its convenience may be formed from the
fact that ction and furnishing upwards of 100000
II contains aboat eighty drawing and private apart
the accommodation OF single parties IA
miles, and comforts of home be always obtained
house. senior has for ket prin
cpa Hotel Virginia. and his reputation is estabshedn that
line.
The productions of the country in plenty and of
choice kind The neighborhood of Norfolk TO the mountains
Virginia supply CT mountain fed beef aad
mu,on-s oysters unIivaed and the excellence of the
Virginia poulty provebia The stock OF wines warranted
equal that Of any establishment in the the
Madeira besg imported expressly bv the popretors and the
Sherry A. Papar ESQ., of Norfolk, who recognized
importer of first rate article. mt surpassed by
other.
The personal attentions of the propeor and their dpo
sn please render this residence with the other aavanta
ges desirable spot which the severity of the
winter the heat of Any individuals families
should travelling and pass through remain at Nor
folk Va would be sure of welcome the best entertain
meDt there, by. VIM. DANL FRENCH,
nj 1m* Frenchs Hotel Norfolk Virginia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08

fNsi,ps NNSuHrr AnTE nv MENCHANT1
t''o-, Al paid IN and nyesteds horned 10 vs,v.
nre insurance rs~As Proposals FOR insurance sgs,rss
49, merc ssna'se snd for the renewal ~ rops,.
ne city % New York, len the countsg rro., .f ssS
Low, IT. ~ Pine St sear William, viii I've s,,epasx A.
Boston, Dec Q, 1857 onLcH, Presden.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08

NAV YQKK TATTERsALLs-The regular
sales q Horses, Carriages, he at this we'll krsvn
hnest sosnus 10 sake place every headsy IL O'Clock,
and NE proprietor hss ass adopted the following rue
thing for vii the lst May next ne usual cosn
sion Ss will be charged on actual sales only
ne next saelwu commence Monday March IL 1889 n
- oceck, and all herses kc INTENDED for this sale mst he
as no horse can be offered aucon unless registered In time
Tor the catalogue.
JOHN W. WATSON, <46 Broadway.
D. norses registered for sale be left al New York
nn, he 'ore IL O'Clock on the day OF SALE or they wm
NOT De onered. Jls sn-
GENTLRNEn,S
CAST OFF CLOT HING BOU n 1T
and the full value given in cash bv
IL LEVITT
NO. 20 bleecker street, Carn,ne street
IL Knowing there persons who make = ore,, nu1 /,
their advertisements for Cast OF Clothing and Who in manw
not give the full value fer the me n L. will a.
sure those Gentlenen who have such articles by tIeu
and who for him, of their receyirg the yery
most value in cash for every article.
N. b. line through the post sfce otherwise To tb
above address. will meet with due attention. jS9ms
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
AT l72 BROADWAY.
VISITING CARDS, In plain writing the Italian and fancy
hands printed the polished German Porc lain Card may
be procured the OF Maiden lane and Broadway a
STOUTS Engraving Establishment, where specimen books
may be
Also silver plated Door and Number Plates the plating o.
which uncommony thick the silver beng expressly rolled
for the advertiser.
Merchants Commission Cards. executed with dsine<ness
and taste.
stamps Consular and Noora engraved to or.
der.
Brass Door Plates, Knockers, kc.
STOUT corner OF Maiden lane
d3o3ms and Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08

"a TO ET-A House with hakehouse and
fam Inquire Of WILLIAM BOND,
A.&- f7-InA 60 Orchard 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08

200 000 PICKLES, large size, in barrels, Sc
t.OOtOOV ccted Tor grocers-small the sootf-
ern market IN bright Kegs Of 20 gallons mi ~. In
"ens. Style, or saesy cal B, WELLS, is4 Water a.
o-oeo sextdoor to Hcht Hotel
EO LGT-Tbe upper part OF Nos and G Pech sin
communicating small brick Kitchen in The re,r s.u.pp'
&C convenient residence for respectable sms
oner nmy ~ the premises the lower par be ms -
$3.50 nPpy No srecksnp. f2p~u
W.. ". OF Mrs OPIE,s wORKs.-The
s veumc OF the cowplete and edition Of Mrs.
oriEs wosKs win be Published this Jaw NJ 70 Ann Stree, bv
shNDrOhD Thereputation Of Mrs. Optics writings snd
eeaey o. tins edition universally admitted, point
on ens appess y than the original The pre-
works " - - N"
Vel contains Love, Mystery, and Superstition Amer the
bsL or the Two Sir Williams; Happy Fsses, Benevoncs
snd selhshness Temperance, or Domestic sceses 7-i
FRANKLIN THEATEE.-Tbe manager Of this
Theatre ever ambitious OF 70 filing his promise Of reader
ing not inferior in the city DESTROYS Of
strong talented and efficient Company and for this pur
his intentions receiving the f
such and only SUCH Of acknowledges dramatic rer
Application TO be made person at the Box Once between
the hours OF 10 and 2o'clock
Franklin Theatre, Feb Il, 1883 VIM sEFTON
f1fSt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08
WOOD FOR SALE CHEAP,

WOOD FOR SALE CHI EAP-thee expense for cut
w ting cartag, freight and ing amounts II 81 so
load which the price selling for in the yard Thompson
between Spring and Prince First Jersey Pine In the
winter of 1887 perfectly dry II is preferred by bakers who
have used it. Of tile Virginia pine, particularly that
has been in the in the sap Application 10 be
made the yard 9s Woser street As the yard only
rented first May IL is the wood should be taken
away. mt 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08

LIOLT,s HOTEL-The proprietors of this we'll known
and popular establishment In conforming to the wishes
and solicitations their friends and
TONER'S determined that and after the LIST day OF Feb
ruary rex they will conduct their House the European
plsn where citizens travellers may their lodging
apartments without board; and TO those who choose 10
have their meals in the building, there will be regular
table breakfast and table
rem u till for dinner served in the best manner with all The
Injuries mark, affords dhed order and o be paid
according OF bill OF fare placed daily before them
The bars will be furnished with the best OF Wines and Liquors
the cooks and walters Of the first casand thing done
the part Of the proprietos render comfortable all ose
whs may please N favsr them with a call.
N. B. The Lodging Department will be conducted by ASA
HOLT. - -
The Eating Department by ROBERT MOORE asd FRA
COBURN.
Jsnuary 81, 1888.
Morning Evening papers Of this city will please
Ply the above and insert week, and send the bib to the
Hotel fs-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08

DUFT GORDON sitnRry w,~
nUFF GORDON a. CO. No 10 Bro,S :, - a.
~ sac en"lce assortment or the sherry wses eT
ssso, hogssssds and quarter casks, entitled 70 sesess,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08

IP THE Committee of Management OF the Thistle Bene-
violent Association beg respectfully that their
cond Annual Ball will take place Friday evening the 18th
March, 1885, when theyhope their friends on form
err occasions WILLIAM STUART, Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08

Cd Snnn WANTED-A person having the above sur
SDZ,CUUO who will invest II fer term of or years
will receive profits for the same from 90 to so cent
annum and ample security will be given for the Invested
Address N P. at this office, and the time when, an
where the having the be TO which
tenon will at once be given. m7-2s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-14
M GNIX.
Friday Morning, Sept. ii, 1898.
uERMnNT


In our tables below will be found the result
of our late State Election, as far as we nave
been able TO procure returns. There are sew
erol towns in this county from which we have
not received a complete list OF votes. we VIII
be much obliged if some one will send them IN.
Jenison, the Wing candidate for Governors is
elected by a considerably increased majority;
there has been a large Wing gain in the House
of Representatives; while the Senate stands
about as it did last year. We have gained
three Senators in Orange co. and lost one III
Bennington from local causes by about 20
votes. Messrs Hall, Everett and Slade are
elected to Congress by majorities nearly double
what they were at the last CongressioIal cleo
ton, while the Loco Focos have succeeded in
re-electing Fletcher by about the same vote as
before, although it was proved by the journals
of Congress that he was absent from his seat
more than half the time at the last session,
when the yeas and nays were called. In the
9th (north western district) there is probably
no choice, owing to an excitement which was
got up against Mr.. Allen, on account of his
vote on the neutrality bill. A letter from Ba-
k%ersiield says, that "if Smith is elected, 1t has
been by Wing votes, and that every means
that could be devised have been resorted TO by
the Loco Focos to divert attention from the
true issue" 1t would really be a very singular
circumstance if Vermont, which as a State,
counts such an overwhelming wing majority,
should send two Loco Focos out of her .tire
Representatives to Congress. Three wings
are elected by an aggregate majority of nearly
1000, while the Loco Foco elect has scarcely
400. But we trust a second trial in the 18th
district will arouse the Wings to a sense OF
duty, and that laying aside all prejudices and
local feelings, they will unite and as they may
if they will, return a sound Wing to Congress
vtrv- W urc trvri, tire rirctrun nus Irsu'trr
in a glorious and substantial Wing Pictory
and the Green Mountain State is yet firm anc
mistaken in her devotion TO the cause of re-
publicanism for which the Wings of the Union
are now struggling.
Next week we trust we shall be able tc
complete our tables.