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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-30
LU GIN A co d A l..

L T. CORDIAL. Dr. IL, 1,E % LEllAti. l,s.
IL LAMDUR.-Thc tuitrd States Agent for the
'urna Cord al Elixir of iuvc, his grateful
acknowledgements for Inc fl cring patronage "hcil
he Inns already received. and also for the many test
moinls winch have been HIM touching the the al
most liracnons efficacy at this inrstnal'e medicine.
The we'll founded reputation of the .ucna Cordial
warrants the agent in withdrawing his long ADVERTISE
nests; hut for the bcnc! IF those persons who may
YET be unaware Of ila nat,rc, hr would explicitly
statc thar it Is DR.. Mugnn's celebrated discovery,
which has created such n sensation in rrnnce.-l hat II
speedily tho vir,le powers, where they hive
been exhausted by disease otherwise, and suhstai-
hallv the pr"creant iunctnns that it 'a an
eitc'ua cure for the tor abus; nrd nho'c all that it
i the only remedy discovered Tor tie removal OF
mpotenc in males aud ba,rcnness in females. Owing
its vastly nvisoraling qualities, it is also highly u'e'
FIJI in gl-et, obSructcd difficult or painful menstrual
ton, ncontnence ofhc urine, involuntary discharge
thereof chronic erupon OF the skin dropsical afec'
tons of the aged &c.
in order thut all classes Of society may receive the
benefit of Dr. Alagn's discovery, the American pro-
rrietor hna eonsent, that the Cordial shall he sold IN
bottles of six each, Mt the reduced 'rce 81 -
which is loss than half the price charged for Ii IN
France.
JOHN WINTERS HOLDE3WElI., NJ. u.
United States Proprietor.
The above medicine is for gale at Wholesale and retail
at No. 81 PoyG,as street, between Magazine and Camp
sta, New Orleans. MO
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-30

nsAlNTS, OILS, GLASS, Blu SiiF.S, &c.-S'
L landing from ship Constitution, and for sais~g.
$4,000 feet Of glass; bost quality, from 8Xl0 !, 43X2z
iibr Kegs; "a do, aranedn for lithrass
26 doz splendid 10000 ground brushes also ooaOo and
0OO do; cases green in powder superior article
DO do IN cans urge of sash tools Of every
size and quality sable pencils for artistic; fiat marking
brushes for merchants artists coors in oil read, pre-
pared, in boxes, fitted II, With all necessary brushes;
artists tools, &c.
Flake and .r1nnitr white; GO packs gold leaf white
and yellow WAX gum arabic; and large p'd choice
sorten, of paints dry colora oil t"rpentine, varnish
&c.. for sale, wholesale ad RETAIL al the lowest prices,
nv MONDElLI,
,op SO Camp at,
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do do do BAfUEcEa dn
Drny, cart and wagon Go
Saddle bngs, double nrt's agile; va'iccs; m'c,cnl
saddle bugs, Erusa Is carpet bags; brsl r"n frarn~
leather tnIio trunks, brass uslcd leather bnot top
do, ABSORBED s!7cs ant varou. .tyle.: !l"'s'ers and
pistol belts; coach, gig, fnlkry, twlE and F'an'"ra
crop whips: "uoi, worsr,1, cotton mud leather
y,rhs md sursin. ics; a,lrfup Learners: r'ruk
straps and ~nrsle1 rim wrh: chain amt h'"k
names; blind hriclrs and In"s; = "tch COLA e..
and horse aud mur rul"rs. ,"i all lra;'ti's; mo-.
rocco, buck brar. sheep and hnff"'" skins p'i'"d
brass aud steel trdc hits Of rv,rv crscnrli"n
plated, brass mud a,rri sputs nj avery drsrnpt"n
plated, LIus and atyri surrups 81 svery drsrEr"
tion
Together with mple,e assortment "' fs'rH
nrtcl" in their line OF hnsnrss- Vii ct winch they
offer for sale "a accommodating t*rma.
They VIII nisn continue 10 rrc"'vG through the
year, hv packets from New York, trrsr strrn" /"
Keep their stock H1nFl" nnh c"mtie'".
kOuES, DAVIDSON i ga,
C,ur| al
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-30

LNANCY MATCIlES-Nih beautiful paintings,
T. landing FROM ship Alexund:r from Bremen, for
sale by A TKlEK,
{eb,2 "a MAJ vi -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-30

GADDLERY WARE.--Ihc subscribers, manu-
- fac,urcrs and wholesale dealers in s4cdlrTy
gooda, are receiving by late arrivals from the
north, in addition 10 their former stock, an cxtcn-
siye usso1,,nen, of articles in their line, among
which tho following, viz:
L.. ... .. ..a linn :. nj nil ci saii,cs
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-30

zORklS q Co, No. 80 Charles st Get, are re.
ceiving daily from their house in Philadelphia, mn
elegant and complete assortment, Of substantial
and fashionable clo,hine. They invite the a,'en.
ton Of tho public, ns they nre warranted in saying
that strangers and citizens cannot furnish them
selves more udvanagsously in any city in the
Union.
N. 8. A few d'zen elegant ivory handle nm
hrelas, from % to &c inches. Also. n large lot
whiIcePine packing boxes, various sizes, very low
ITO THE Observation-Disclosures Depatory, for 10.
Il moving supcrnuous hair from the face, neck aud
arms, with equal ,ty and certainty, leaving the akin
finer and whler III IN be!nrc the application. fresh
supply just received Al The Bazaar
AL BUSH & ALLEN,
!, Exchange Hotel, car St Charles q Common 81
LNLEGANT I;R )OCHES-H William Bell lG Char
Ia at., has this day received n ANAL assot tiaen
otarge .nacleL and mosaic breasIIins, set up in the
ern styIr.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-30

SCALE or PRICES-Doattie Gins.
For double Gin Of 30 saws Or more Oh each
viii, FEEDER, bands, &c. a :, Sc per ,aw or $500 %
For l'oubi, Gin OF GU sav m acyndcr,
or l2O SAWS in the stand, feeders, Sc.
Sc per saw, or :qo %
For do of ~ SAWS on do. or saws ina
stand, at S. Is per saw, So, "
For TO. oil ~ saws do. ~ saws In \
s,antl, Ell 81. 50 per saw, or geo %
SINGLE G IN 3.
For single gin Of 50 saws more, with
saw, ~ ~ slso 90
so ,I ~ 800 90
For 10. Of 10 saws. with feeders, &c. Sc
7sper saw, 500 o.
For do. OF 90 saws, with feeders. &c. at 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-30

TO THE LADIES.
4 TkINSON'S DEPILL.ATOltY, for removing
N pert'uous hair from the face, neck and arms, with
equal safety and certainty, leaving the skin finer aud
whi,er than before application. fresh supply
JUST received al GCloNS,
No Exchnngf Hotel corner 81 Charles and Common
.tra to MI Il
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-30

ENo DEP NK NENI,
Gas Light Bankiag Comply. J.nn Try 80. 1889
TIME Stock Of Coke being nucn reduced this Com
pany will furnish Pitlsburg Coal in small quar-.
ties, 10 their customers.
Orders received 1T the Gas Office. Bank Alley.
ia3l r " WELLES, jrc'v.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-30

(%l.ASS-lGo hozes in store tor sal,. bv
II fss SnaIi. + BROWN 9iNera7ne 2.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-30

ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES, PA TENT COTTO.T GIN,
Blythe PATIENCE, No. So Magazine street. New Orleans
no BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW lORk ny
ROBERT HOE l. CO.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-30

Amer. and Eng. brides s0u "f:.'lr :n"HHt'nXf,
Go do rarsingales.
Plated. brnss, and japanned coach a'rn"s',
do DO dr E'g ana aulke"do
do do do BAfUErks dn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-30

NTEW GOODS-Bush Il iNcn have JUS r.calvtti
~ a splendid assortment of line Fancy Gonds slitu
bic for fArstNrs comprising ladies' writing de-
dressing cases. work boxes, musical boxcs por'f 'oN
needle bonks Of pearl shell and ivory card cases aud
souvenirs naid with pearl and gold; pocket books pur-
Sos opera glasses, gold and silver pencils Pc funery
OF all kinds, ltlery Nc.at THE BAZAAR,
doa cor 81 Chnrlcs \ Common ST., Exchange
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-30

UGAR 1 MOLtSSES-I50 hhls Sugar,
$4,000 gals Molasscs--u plantation above. the
ar snle by ADAMS Il WHlTAlL,
c5--,w 81 Gyavier 81
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w store and tor sale. by
ia29 ,CHAMPIIN g. COOPER, 81 JuliaBn
IDALE ROPE-l5o cuil Bale Rope, Of superio
- guilty, for sale by :
fol2 ISAAC BRIDGE & Go, 1874 Magazine
fNORN-700 bushels corn. in store, for sale by
u yss-,5 CHAMfLlN 4 COPPER,
mis- 70 t. 80 julia $,
on tl,a Levee, opposite S7elte street, for sale by
arts Slliii L. BROWN, 96 Magazine ),
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s; :a,;s| j, A,:I1s4@,ss4 q &41|

THE TRUE INCHES OF LIFE IS HEALTH"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-30

VDINE APPLE CHEESE and Guthen Butter i'll
L store aud for sale by READ Il HAKS!oW,
mar 20 7 Bank. Place
g PERM CANDl.ES-aO0 boxes just received and
- 10, sale by SAMUEL. + BLANCHARD
mar iS 80 tiruvlrr
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fNOAI-a76 tons ofthe hest English coal, we'll suited
~ Tor steam hut n,c, on board bar que Abcona from
New Castle, Tor sale by HDLMESsA Mills
ing Bank Place
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

s.L. .re very r in prices The amount Of stssks whsa
changed hands today not large bat prices show
n, II most cases Mechanics Banking Association i'm
v,a per cent; Delaware and hudson per cent United
States Bank per cent? Mohawk 3Per cent; Harlem PEI
ent Bank Of rscedsd cent for hall dollars
reum Of Ii per offered, and for Mexican aoars
sr cent without There has been dcmandfor specie
wall street ON Canada the amount Of $20ooo
This ia the proceeds of sales Of government bills ana the
is taken in specie order that the Canada banks may
place themselve, in condition to reume-a measure "ne"
popuar opinion will force upon these institutions Inc
Cennsgcia Bank is preparing to resume
The recent attempt on the part Of the Wall street cq1
through the columns Of the "Amercan to dscredt the sana
ing Of Southern stocks in order promote their own
teress met by such prompt Misrepresentation On INC P
the public that attempt temporarily abandoneo
the clique made OF ahother Oh e
hoods to effect the object. The necessiues OF inc
pres rendered that paper the most hitting lot INC ''
and this miserable insinuated agA'hS' -"
the agents Of Arkansas, in order 10 strike al INC ! "
securities The pubc have however, long since eeA.u =.
c anv confidence in the statements ofthe timeser'ng wall
street press. , J..
,r.miuent movement which the financial markets
the iucipient activity productive real estate on this
island Thi. result Of the many vast "hch
have notwithstanding the quienes Of trade Ace 1850
a.; nr,eion The chief Of these has been the
Of steam navigation This important event has
more nearly affected New York. than other part Of the
Union fact is just beginning to work Its great nfuen
s on this city The attention Of commercial well fash
i.pabe Europe at this directed to the United
through New York than before, and the number Of
both and coming here from Europe vastly
Increased The effect Of this alone is to available real
estate 10 become valuable in the heart OF the cltyafac
which leads houseksePcs to seek in the suburbs houses At
aless rent particularly when business generally
i. comparatively dial. The great difficulty which has here
-. Al l:.s.~ c-np~ tkc parL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23
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49, Tc g. KvnssssS ~ b. -
BENEFIT OF MISS CLIFTON.
THE LADY or LYONs-Ciaude Mslao,,s Mr. Held
Col Danas Mr. PIaeide-Bea,seant, Mr. Richass-Pas-
A Pas De De.r by Asss and Master w.,.
To conclude with
THE LADY AND DEvIL-wndlove, Mr.. Hi.ld-J.r.my,
MT Plaside--Claudian, Mr.. Wheaty-Zephyrina Mis-
Doors spen at oPerafsrnnss TO qar,er pas.
Box Tickets, $l-Pit, so csnts-Ganery, ascen.s.
National THEATRE Late Italian Opera House
~ Mr. WALLACE, Lessee-Corner Of Leonard Church
streets, ten doors from Broadway-THis EVENING, will
BENEFIT OF MR. WILLIAMS,
MEM NJ liant OF vENiCE,shyeck, Mr. Freer-oiratano
castle-Lsuncelot w Williams-Gobbo, Mr. Bskely-
foria, Miss Monier-Jessica Mrs Bailey.
GRAND CoNCERT-Io which Messrs segun, Horncas.
tie, Williams Blakeey, sgnor Rbas,, and the Cho.
rus will perform
After which the Drama Of
ROBERT MACAIHE-Robert Macare, Mr. Browne-Ber
irand W II Wliams--ferre, Mr. Baldock-Marie, Mrs
Doors open IL Performance to commence at Boxes
ST. Pit 50 cents. Gallery 25
ROWERY THEATRE-T. 5. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN.
- AGER AND DIRECTOR-This evening, will be
THE LOVE CHAsE-sir william Fondove, MIR NickiHsrn
Master Waller, Mr. Proctor-Master Wildrake, Mr.
Gates-Constance, Mrs Shaw.
To conclude with
MAZEPPA-Mazespa, Mr. woolford-Abner Khan, Mr. Proc
pr-csseiiaD, Mr j hce-Fremislaus, MIR Foster
Drolinki, MIR Gates-Rudzolof, Mr. Nickinson-Tham
Mr. Coe-Zcmba, Mr. Adds-Kedac, Mr. Lewis-Koscar
Hlr Jackson-Olinsri, Mrs Coe-ZemiIa, Mrs Proctor
Agatha Ms Jones.
Doors open at o'clock the performance to at hall
past precisely.
PrcesBoxes rs cents-Pit s7A cents--Gaery 25 cents
nLYMPlC THEATRE-414 Broadway, (next door TO
~ Tattersal s-Under the sole OF D. ID. Nc.
klNNEY.-This evening, will be performed,
YOU CAN'T MARRY YOUR GRANDMOTHER -
Sir Rose Bloomly, MIR MeCann-Tom Small, Mr. Bri-
Ess--Enma Melville, Mrs Flynn Susan Erin. Mrs
Thorne.
Grand Pas de Desx la Russo by Madame Trust Madame
raline
After which
THE COURT OF OLD FRITZ-Frederick, Mr. Bridges
Baron Katzleig, Mr. MeCann--Celone Kilkenny Mont
gomery-Bertha, Madame Arraline.
To conclude with
The FORGER John Brassown Mrs Thorne-Ca ss6eld
Nh Brdges-Diana Brassto~n, Mrs Fl,nn-Phillis Mrs
Thorne.
Seats may be secured by applying to H. w MeKnny Trea-
surer, at the Box ahce Of the Theatre, from 10 tin 9
Box, SO cents-Pit, IS cents-Pryate Boxes, $500.
m7.3ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

DASsFOKDs ROOMS FOX BILLIARDS AM
- CHESS us Broadway and II Ann stfeet entrance Joins
the Museum Ia both Streets Tor the sale Of Billiard Tables
Cloth, Balls Sc &e and exercises Cor health Purchasers
players invited There 10 Biars Tables ready for
Trial spring steel India rubber and cloth
cushions and eagle Iros, aud wood fass the best
Offered the public. my;l.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

o- WM CuRR, late superintendent Of the city pleasure
grounds respectfully offers his services to those who
Gardens and Grounds LAID out either the city
neghbohoodwoud undertake tho Of city gardens
the summer keeping them in perfect order Fsm his long
perience both in Scotland and this country he will gyo
faction 10 those who may favor him with their patronage
Residences To- iO7 Troy street. orders may be lett at the
store oil o. T. Thorburn, III John street, m22-1wt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

~ NEW YORR TATItksALAs-TNs
~ regular sales by ssce.s, 81 Ass -sii snows 60
AAA tabishmeai, % MORSE, Csrr,~gs, A.. saAG
Y ~ Ass TO tsA~ place every Msssss, q
O'Clock, thrssghss the gar.
The regular sale ~'S tale pisss Modsy T Mar,
at III O'clock conmepssg with Gss uarness, Nsa q
II O'Clock the sale 81 Hcrsss wdi
Gentiemes having fiosses dispose ~ requested V
make early pFliea Is 10 g~od msmbsr ~
catalogue horse be offered al assss restsv
ed time for nunbcr the catalogue, for ~sh rros~ -
reser will be kept open Nm saturday, asth Ma
oIO. w. hlLLkR,
Successor 10 y w. Nstsoa, ase Broadway.
At private ssle.Ons pair q very hse sscs hors~D
do do bay horses; . very hne siAfis horses.
Aso-C1riages and harnesses, among em avery bantss
Imported Cabroi belosgsg 10 IA. kHesney the Nssstss
81 France sold only he is ieas.ag ise United states
aa4y OWN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

CHARLES RlETTY, ~ ANY STREET, has the honor TO
reconmend to the patronage Of the public hs establishment
M which he viii endeayor TO unite usefulness with pleasure
HIS customers viii always aa rich assortment Of the best Of
Liquors, excellent Refreshments and Reishes Soda ater
Ices, SC. Sc
The dessert will con m Of pastries and fruit Of the greatest
variety His will, he has doubt please the amateur
smoker.
B.-Famlies supplied with ice cream. myls.lni.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

EAGLE COURSE RACES, TRENTON, D. j.
o. The Spring Meeting will Tuesday, Nay
,sh 1890 t being the week following Philadelphia and
Camden Races) and continue four days.
First day ue.day)-sweep,akes for . ods, sub $500
w B. stockton mP. ch ra..aic BY Reveller out
OF Rachel.
Also imp b. c. Cumberland, BY Camel, OF Ma.
B. JOS. H. HeIns, names ch c BY Star GU, Of Melinda.
Jos b. Kendall names BY imp. Tranby out Of Mary
Same dayswespstakes for yr. ods sub SEQ, h. IT, mle
l. u. Stockton names imp b. q Atlantic by Acteon our
q Also name, imp. bl c. Cumberland by Camel out Of Ma
tilda by Orville.
g. Also names imp CHI Passac by Reveer ont OF Rachel
Jos. H. Heings chf stephan BY Shark sstof Fa-
Ja. B. Kendall q. campbc'.) b. By imp Ira.
Van Mater eh. q BY TOrmenior, dam w Tu
kahoe
second day "Wednesday sweepsiae, for yr Oll sub
$500, h. IT, mile heats
Me.srs. Combs Ellis ch. Elliptic. Nv Mon mouth
Eclipse, dam by Revcsge.
q Jas .. Kendall o. Canpbel.) name, C. Buckeye, by
g. Edward j. Wilson name, b. Portsmouth,, BY imp. Luz
borough out Of Polly Peacharn.
Same day-sweepakes, sub 5000 h. H. mile heats free for
all that shall not have previous closing this
stake.
J. JAS. B. Kendall eh a. Windsor, BY MopnO.lh
Eclipse out ofPowascy, yrs.
Jos II. Henss names ch 9. Borar, by Andrew, Of
TriAes dam, yrs
Jos H. Van Mater ch BY Eclipse ost Of Helen
Mar, Bouny Blacks dan, 4yrs.
Also names CHI BY AfOamos,h Eclipse dam BY imp. Er
petition, yrs
Same day-rurse s4oe Two Heats 500 Of which zoe,
TO the ID best, if more than two start
Third day Thurday)A pure Of $780, Three mile heat;
$500 of which goes 10 the I'd best II than start
Same day-A purse of Slso, mile heats.
Fourth ssy frday)A PSrs. e $3.50 -Four mile heats
Same day-A purse Of $500, mile heats.
The Races viii commence Al ~ O'clock each day Entries
will close at the Eagle Hotel the evening previous each
race, At o'clock Entrance per cent
The second best 10 BE- determined by the rses Of the Phila
depha and Camden Courses when these rules 10 mot designate
the second best the horse that /, 81 in last heat 10
sdcrcd.
Gentlemen from the northern and southern states rely
securing good stables Tor horses by making APPLICATION
addressing = letter to the Subscriber.
Handsome DINNER will be prepared at tho Pavilion i'm
medlaely after the main each day.
The New Jersey Railroad will convey passengers from New
York to the Eagle Course in three hours passing through New
ark New Brun,~ck, Prsce,on, and the principal villages Of
New Jersey.
A. the Eagle Course has every advantage that be
wished Tar greater inducements will hereafter be offered it.
each Spring and Fall than has heretofore been any Course
north of Louisiana. o. BAILEY, Sec'y.
Trenton, y. j., May llth, 1889. myl2-l7t-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

E.srroHr, Nay Arr Echo, Riehard.on New York
Bosros, MAY 2o-Arr Renowa, Lowell New York, Trader,
Nckersen dol Fancy Chase do; Betsey Deborah White
Wind NV TO aad Sc. alst arr Trio Nckerson, NYsrk;
Marietta Wasoa do; Friend Baker, do, Mystic Chsrchl
do; Cambridge, Wakenan, do.
New BEDFORD, May 20-An Eliza, Smith, New York;
Helen Sherman, do; sid Corsea, new Rcketsen, do
sALxM May l7-Arr Clrissa Howard York; I'D Ocean,
wilkins, DO; goth, arr Springbud Nickerson, do.
Fail RrrR, May l9-Arr ,. IL Borden, Brown NYork.
Providence May 20-Arr Express, Parker, York; Prn-
cess Booth, de New York. Barker do, Orion Hail. do; Yam
kee Brshiman, do; Southport, surges, dol s Providence
Gibbs do
BALTIMORE, May 2eArr Juliette woglon NYsrk; Henry
Barger, Briggs, do.
AIrrAsDsL, DC, May 1s-sld, Ellen, New York.
NosrsLx, May IS-An j. w. Ke.pten, New York; 10Th,
Union, Snow, do; in Hampton Roads Haowell Smith, 81.
Marks Goth, Victory HEATH New Ysrk Hero, Read do.
RIoHsoyD, May .0-sld, VIM kembe, Adams, New York
Spy. somers, Bostoa.
DARks, Geo, May Io-Au Amelia Strong, st.dlcy, New
York.
NOrmr May s-cld, Scion, Wood, Liverpool, Ns,arno,
Edwards, DO.
CHasLrsroS, May 1s-Arr Patriot, spooner, New York;
cid star, HULL do sid Lversoo Barssr, Livessl lsth cid
Veto Pearson, New York.
Nxw OrLrAss May i2-Cd, Republican, Wilson, Havre;
Choetaw, Stevens, NYerk arr Leoaora, sharp, do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23
sHAKsPEARE HoU 81

o. ID. q. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly % Bar
clay street has removed to No. Warren street. ond
from West Broadway myl6-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23
AR BA HIS

f3- TINE Proprietor ~ the Globe Hotel respectfully in.
Scrm. the pablo that W, Bathing Estahshmest in full
peraton and he invites all who ford Of such srurv
call and Judge Of the completeness OF his arrangement.
rersona examiuaon az the Constant attendsnee will
given by person having charge Of the Baths every aay
fr. A. NJ TO half past " M Estrasse New
NJ Baths, as well as from Broadway. my2alm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

r<ighth AtenNeAs xAstt &@N 81
JAMES BLEEcKEES CO vii .sr Il Auesiou. ~ ihss.-
Broad street, q Escane, Place the fowsns ,ahs
property belonging e the estate 81 the late Henr, Fckord,
ESQ, VIZ No TO ~, being lots Ne 10 20 "a
nue. lots.
STREET LOTS.
Frst-e lots, Ne to ~ a 20 asPou ne .ouf .iss q
each % feet BY 20 feet inches No beng rssuar and No
IA not included.
second2i lots No 10 10 a. each asrs,tb, o. e. o,.,h.
contigueus TO each other on the south aide Of street, BE-
tween 7th and 9Th avenues.
Thrd24 lots. No. A. O., The south q ga street
bewees 9TH and 9Th OF the dmenoAs tie
of the last described.
Fouhl6 lots No. o6 10 81, the south side street
between 9th and 7h 10 Of ihs lots beng a
dimensions and the Of the hst ~enionsd ol, No
being irregular.
between 9th aud 9TH ~ 81 the lots Of the dasa
sions, No. SO irregular, and No - gore LOT.
Sxh24 lots No. OF 10 l9 the north side 81 22d street.
between 7th and 9Th avenues, Of the same Dimensions
Sevent2l lots, No. 100 l43 the sosh side Of GARD
street. between 9TH and ST. avenues, q the anea-
Egh-ls lots No la to 49, on the south side Of sd st..
between 9th and 7h avenues the lots Of The s~ep-
sions No I55 irregular in Ia. Nos ~ and
NinthI0 lots. No 100 to 1885, the north side Of 23d street.
between 9th and 9Th % the lots d the dmes
Tenh-2i lots. No. 100 to lso the north ade asrd
street. between 9TH and 9Th OF the Dimensions
Eeyent-94 lots No 100 10 2l3 the side Of 24h
street. between 7th and 9Th OF the Dimensions
Tweh9 lots, No 24 to 222 the south eide Of 2sh 81,
9th and 7t avenues the lots Of the dmea
sions No. AZ irregular.
AVENUE LOTS.
Threenh-s lots No. 223 $50, the side of 7ih
avenue 23d and oath Streets each ~ feet By
loo feet
Fourteenths lots No .3l ass the side OF 7th
avenue between 22nd 23rd streets of the dmen-
TONS.
Feenh-s lots Ne. $50 2i6, the side and
nue. between 2lst and 22nd streets, Of the dien-
sions.
sxteenth-s lots No. 2l7 2s4 the side Of TIN
avenue between 2lst and 22nd Streets Of the dmen-
sions.
scventeenth-s lots No 25s to 26. on the side and
avenue between 22nd and 22rd Streets Of the dmen
sions
Egheenhs lots No. 263 to $40, the side and
nue. between 23d and gath Of the Dimensions
Nneenhs lots No. al to 27S Of irregular Dimensions,
forming partly triangular shape lot forming part side
street. and sfthe lots Nos 277 and 27 fronting
Sth avenue and 23d street
Twentieth lots No. a79 $50, the side Of sth
each "a feet inches by 100 feet between 22d and s3d
streets.
Twenty 6rs-s lots No. 2s7 29l the side and
avenue between gath streets OF the dimen-
sions
The sale will be peremptory, and the terms accommo-
dating
Every lot put up will be sold without to the highest
| bidder.
Lhosraphc maps be obtained the sales Of the
| auconeer.
Terms-l0 per Of the purchase money be paid the
day sale, 10 per delivery Of the Deeds the balance
on bond and mortgage.
See special advertisement, signed MARION ECkFORD,
Execatrix.
! @. G. IRVING,
J. +. DEKAY, p.
/ CHAS. p. CLINCH,
myl6.ISt mo 10Y
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