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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

This proposition will ne doubt Iced nuch discusoa az
thscsming session ofCongr Many Of the stass Oh when
fssnsyvana involved that there seems no o'"er
for them escape bankruptcy by such states shs pro-
Ject will doubtless be advocated with energy There are ether
states hswevsr which involved hsmselve w whom
this plan will Be opposed, and the nine new states w'n e
territory Of which large proportion Of the land e VIII oy
it,; but should Gen. TO
the Presidency there no doubt il will be the policy Of
the administration
There however, for consideration another strong feature
in the financial affairs Of the nment which points to
the public lands the chief to which Is 10 look
carry expense the federal government The
rage yearly expenditure the last years sgt 600
The average income the land sales for the PERIOD
according to the above statement has been The
balance has been derived from the duties
ports These no in regular Of diminution
der the act which is commonly called the compromise -
This will attain its un ate point in 1892 and WILL according
treasury estimates reduce The derived from the
S0OOOo00 That IS, supposng the quantity imported
to be the for the last years. which impossible
in present Of affairs The Of will
probably be $4,000 0O0 half the average for the last
years. This grea deficiency be supplied only from
ths land sales national debt There 10, therefore, but
little for the payment Of the debts Of the pro-
ceeds Of TIE national domain There other view
Of it, which this If the of funding the
debt, adopted the Of the sales would be made
quate the discharge Of the interest the debts already
authorised, without providing any thing for the of
finishing the works begun The aggregate Indebtedness
created is $3.50 900 900 at interest Of si3s0O GO
Provided for BY the States $500 600
TO be paid fro m the land sales $500 900
The above table shows that the average for the years
since the year Of speculation 1881 but leaving
deficiency Of 50 0O0 if all the proceeds ap
piled TO this purpose There loop hole by which sys
Of curaiment be avoided Expenditures CT all kinds
down with the fall in the prices Of produce
sales mt the Stock Exchange.
5000 Corp Bonds 96I $1,000 81 $1,000 do IS 1850 81
$4,000 Drafts Phad 93l $500 do 93a-s25o0
Baltimore 93al0 shares Blk 49, 1875 do 76 s30l rs do
76i. s30d-l3 do Merchants 07l do Blk of America III
30 do Phenx b. "a; 30 do 33i2S do Tadesmans Blk ia
ISL Dry Dock 7025 do Blk OF Com 96 s30d % do 90 bnw 30
do 97 Is do 06a; 25 do e3 l5diU0 do Farmers Trust
30 do S6A20 do Illinois 65-275 do Del Ind 64i IS do 65
b60d so 80 d. 200 do 60; 30 do 6 50 do 6
80 do est l25 do $751; 50 do &C. b5d so do 65I lOd
SO do 65a so do 65t Sod IS do 6s3l do Trust 39I SO
do do 39t b3d 269 do 39 rs do 39 25 do 39 s3
SO do 80 300 so 39l, slc 325 do 39i nw do 39j
nv; do &c., s30l9 do Boston 1925 do Canton
Co Bait 3 IS do a. b30 bsol; rs do 3a as do
do Mohawk Co. % do 81, 25 do $3.50 10 Jersey
Sc b60d so do S. b40dls do Stonincton i6l;
IS do Is, nm 40 do 1870 do Harlem R43 do AZ
SO do IS; 100 do 43 500 do 43I do 43 s0d 100
do a., bnw; 100 do 43t, b30d; It's do 4ss, SD,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

The difference in exchange between this city and Phads
pha and Baltimore rapidly decreasing This an ,nd'ca
ton that resumption the part he sosnd banks in those CT
ties may be looked for The New Orleans Banks YET
show symptom e resumption although specie continues TO
Aow upon themn $4,000 in gold arrived there on The
from Havana The Mississippi Union Bank conin'
ues pay specie for its notes. which premium Of
in New Orleans they at discount Of sPer cent
revous the pension tn the latter city, The continuance
Of specie payments in Mississippi; ascrbed to the political
shange in the state government at the late elections
The following table Of The South Carolina Banks as re-
turi 81 to the legislature Il that State.
BANKS South CAROLINA the 1t Nov 1882 az CON-
pred with the Return Of Nov. ls2S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

Clearea.
II Stevens Briggs, Phiads?ha; Amanda Drscoil, Rich
H', Norfolk Va; Sarah Abigail Hudson, Edentos, NC;
Gertrude Morgss Boston; Allen WILSON Chsrestcr; Gle
mtnt, Carver, 81 Jos,phs, Fla
ship Mesiean pemng % IDS i'm Madeira wne &c Barclay
ship AabsmiaA Lne, "A d' I'm PsnsscOs, With eos'os,
Ha lbut &Co.
ship vIehsburg Banker 20 a. I'm Nor.sn cotton he w
Nelson.
ship Floridan Pratt, 81 day. from Malaga with fruit TO
STALKER.
Bark Dyer Sc day. frn LesAorn, with mdr TO
swsst Ure. BOus So fn Trieste, with md, to Boor.
Bremen brig Theodore, sanehen - d' I'm Bremen nd.
ers Ana smith, FnAer a. a. I'm curscos salt, se,o CLARK
q Co.
Big Trojan, Buetuam Is day. I'm s.s mdr to r.,nsm
Brig Ada, Eliza scu 10 a. from Wilmington, with mds to
master.
Dutch brig Amseisea, Smith, rs day. from Rio J.o.iro with
Brig Aueas Hasb.rd day, I'm Savannah, with eooa 10
Brig spy Va s. tof rhr.d, 40 I'm ;, Jsso de Cubs. 10
order. Capt !. very sich on board
Big Luna, Judson, 20 Do m 81 Marks, cocn &c Putnam
siocum.
Big Phursh Sherman, a. Tn Savannah, cotton Durham
Brig David Crane, Brown, a, en- Georgetown. GOTTEN &C
n NJ DemI.
schr Aj.s I'm Georgetown, -four, &c.
scfr Fraserer Row. a. from Hsvana, with orange.
Acherly
sehr Caroline Banter day. from Havana with u, to
Broom. NNH N&M
SHY joliet, wos'am day I'm Petersburg, mds . s,urss'
a Clrsvmar.
sehr Vincent Knapp, 10 d a Ai.ssDdrs, ds 70 ssurss
4 Chairman.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

Wall street presents material ehsnes sesy Ans 'ss
ipr nj The STOCK Exchange u still have been
effected to moderate estent and prices generally show
improvement on the closing rates Of yesterday u Bank
advanced Ter cent Delaware and Hudson per cent
Bank of Commerce per cent; Mohawk a. Harlem per
cent. /; Copper alton Bonds sold at A dis.
Sales Of Drafts Philadelphia and Baltimore have been
made at 81 dis money much the for
days back.
change.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13
INDIAN BALsAM OF LIvERwoRr.-A COUGH
1 ArWAVs nANGEUnJrg o,,w rhan~.shts ard

INDIAN BALsAM OF LIvERwORT.-A COUGH
i rs ALWAYS DANGEROUS In our ehangssble and
climate 70 all important 10 attcrd 10 COLDS, with
which all less an cid Inegeced too long
IL Is dfkcul them. sometimes impossible. and
6rmed consumption the result. In all lung complaints Mrs
N. NJ 0ardner Indian Bal OF L,verwort Justly esteem.
ed Of infinite value II his been used for eight ten yss
with unparalleled success and many individuals migt be
who bal for its healing virtues and powers
would b. present 10 testify 10 its ecscyI may be
safely sserd that cough remedy has me- with the
degree q favor and patronage this Hundreds Of
and Tie dems 10 siii the increase II Is prepared BY
chemist foms prescription which contains
Der % ingredients formerly used by the Indians. The e1en
sse OF this remedy has caused individuals get up
and advertise preparations they call Bs.sm Syrup Of
which u entire different article For the orei Az
call Tor Mrs. GARDENERS INDIAN BALsAM OF Llv.
ERwORT. Sold NJ wholesale and retail by A. n q ID.
SANDS Ne 10 100 Fulton st. Sold retail by Ring GA
Broadway burnet, 81 Canal ST. Emhr.e, n East Broadway.
0uon, Ia Bowsry Hart, of Broadway and Chamber
street Price 40 cents. dl3-lm
NEW system OF sHoRrHAND.--Mr. A HOUs.
1V TON begs 20 that ne has been induced BY the
hisd cevsd from literary gentlemen
IN this city giving instructions IN his
TEN OF ssenogra,hy Ibis system essentially different
any Al present a-d TIE fr. tim, made
in this country II Is dstnt uhed BY its simpciythe
the character ay be deephered BY ~ IL sir w.
enabled 10 report tie most rapid public speaker, vebaf
Of which he Pill be happy TO satisfy gentleman who may
favor him with call
TsRn nc may be Known, and opia seen on appcs
ten to Mr.. Houston between the hours sf 10 and aud
al his residence 10 White street where classes pre-.
ent forming.
Lsdie. aud 0.n.~en attended at th,rown rsssence when
required. dIs 1w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13


line and Of specie aud circulation OF above
Si9o0oo each The deroste, have decreased 100000
IRE reduction Of immediate Liabilities is therefore
the reduction immediate resources which SHOWS
an condition that the proportion Of
circulation TO specie l. TO J.
The proposition which has been before the puhc for
he Of the several states into one na
on debt to se secured by the proceeds Of the pubic land
sales ccordins provisions of Mr. Clays land BILL renders
the position Of The public lands at this uncture matter OF IN
The general government held hust fund which
ted for the and benefit OF the several
This fund consists Of the public lands part Of which
acquired by purchase with MONEY taken frm the common
the Of Florida and Louisiana, and part ny
the grant of the different states Before we proceed with
the mary propositions which had been made for the disposition
or these lands may proper consider the extent Of such
possessions.
The az anti,y Of such lands. within the boundaries Of the
United States and territories estimated BY the Secretary Of
the Tressury,at sis'Sso'2Sa acres
The quantity sold up 10 Jan. 1889, 77Ial,s9t
Given away TO the new states, iaVoO"W .,o al, ga
Leaving ussosd,
Quantity beyond the border OF any state or .ooco ,oo
territory,
u.,;ur;, IN .,r.,h,a s7ssii ,o7s
belonging 10 the Uaed and sold for the use and
Aens6t Of the several states In estimating these al govern
oent minimum prices which about the average Of " ooooo
oi wehavs an within the states OF
and we include the land beyond the limits OF the states VI
In 1870 under the present constitution congress
the prt the sales Of these lands 10 he pa
AZ The public debt The sales proceeded with great rssna
ritz until became evident that the national debt would sson
be psa and surplus would necessarily ace"ns
late What disposition .hond be made Of this surplus earnestly
.d he at, nj ion Of both and specuato aud
roiecs were 10 meet the emergency One
marty reduction Of the tariff the ne states
sh.t ali the land their respective territories should De
e.dd TO the including upwards Il acres Others
in favor Of dividing what should remain Of the revenues
asr providing for the swppov, Of the government ne
states This propoo received the sanction OF Gen JACK
hut another method adopted that Of increasing the
expenditure, from in 1884, TO $4,000
coo IN 1897.
while the public mind aeitsted with these various
o,ets Mr. Clay reported his famous land BILL which pro
vded for squ distribution ofhe proceeds among the 'es
states after allowing 10 per cent to the states IN wn'e" "e
l.nss were situated. This bill passed both House cons'e"
nd ss seut TO President Jackson for his approval ans ~
hin retained Had that have become law, the following
amounts would have been received BY each state up 70 inc
eiose Of last year:
.-...x ~ rur ysccrrps o. rHs PUBLIC LANDS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

MR.. Russell Mr.. sE0UINs Grand Vocal and
wi In.tfumen,a coNCERTa NIBLo's SALOON, on
fol owing eminen, talss, will assist:
M sIe e ssSS,Hs MF k noDsn''
MR. sEoU'S' PART FIRST Ms r. RUSSELL
Glse-Ty: voices, Mrs $ gun, NJ, ssgv.n, MrLo-
der, Mr. knight, and Mr. Russell, I" Blow, gsatIe
B.l.s~Mr Knight, IN he day. when v. west '''
sons2E2 Russell, life on Ii. ocean w.,.,"E. ''"
sons-ar s.sals NY hoyAood. home" from n. "'''
Grand ss:n.-Nn s.,.ia sLo,. from y heard" fsssi.,
ring, Ills thine, love- from Il sonDambsa, Deilini
song-Mr Russell, The Man,-s Russen
Grad pusuO-"n e. a .avar ia Ssi :. esIesrstsd
Italian Duet, fro" the oP.,,s q y fs5.ni'
Ta%burini- viii Dc sung for n. seood .lssis
America, BY M segun and Mr. Russell,
xd.sio, ID % Russell xii.srs, "a 20 R...si
With coros. oesa,o, siss o.nbsti
the a.s; vii r e =
Magnificent Basd which has been engaged sxprsy for The
oeeaon consisting ofwisd instruments, win p:rO<. ssss.ss
and other equally ''l; SxRT s w:I'rss
0rasd Fasissiasigr 0ambat, 'eornet Pistos, Rosss
New song-Mr Russell, "Those LOCKS, those sben
Iccsss ~srd. write. expressly fer Mr. Russell,
Ballad WI Knight, ash. ~or. wreath Of ro.s.,"
B.llsS Mr. s.suin, aTh. n,h, ofo,h.r da,..Csr.
y a:. osIs;.e y sssr s G,Ss.,i' sd@
.::.: her t.ss' F from The new ' oss,. q q.
so.s2E; ss::l, Y, . ;. s,,'so- .A. ss.~ -
Dust.-Mr Mr. sssuin, "Tel me who're Is fancy
c..eS"sAA. how sopAi.--sli. "A h.s.. .. are
Mrsss.in, Mr. Knight, Mr. Lsdsr. Mr. Rs'ssl.
cos sH Ms s,is s' Los.,. o1''''
p..,. s':s /" ''' '''''' ''' '' ASA ="
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

On the 10Th inst Mr. William H. Tin,on Miss Caron,
Kennedy Of this city.
On the 10th ins Mr. Gideon NJ. Preston Miss Sarah Ann
Campbell both Of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

slsHE nuFtiAN VINO csmmsd m unprey oked assault
] Mr.: Thos. Mssin, of the New yorh Pilots, Mon
day night last At the Of Oliver and OAK
hs cap whehhe dropped In sdecuns retreat ny calling a.
l73 South street. diiA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

ssfatc Of Trade.

Notwithstanding the renewal Of the canal navigation there
has been material Of the
in this city, Prices however 10 droop indica
Of the progressive increase of business west We
give the following table OF the business the Ohio canal
Cleveland, for three years:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

Under IN, operation Of the spirit OF speculation which com
nenced lsss the sale, acreaed In two yars upwards OF
so 600 COO the imports creased seoooooo and the govern
men, expenditure sal,oco,ooo
vast imports occaosed and supported BY
r.sr crsd- which hes since the susrenscs OF 1887 been
.ps.;ped on security Of stocks These have been issued
IN such abundance they have become and the
holders most OF whom foreign capitalists, have
proposed the division % the public lands among The sr to
pledge for the payment o. the interest seeruns on the
h..r .v.ns on works which will rqurs still further heavy
psoature before they will become productive.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

OLYMPIC THEATRE FRIDAY, Dee. 18th, 1880, will
~ be produced, a New Drama, entitled
3H BkOADWAY.-Mr. Thomss Tomkins, MIR. Browne !;
Sir Charles Crazy, Bart Mr. Horncssile.
To he followed by tie Eurletia If THE SWISS COT
TAGE-Na'z Teick Mr.. Mitchell; Janet Miss Singleton.
Te conclude with the FIRST NIGHT MY OWN
GHOST
Bore SO cents Pit IS cents Door open At half past six
Performance at seven o'cl. ok. dl3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

endcavors
ing initiate and fostering their miserable limitations
the public for genuine.
o. Genuine Buffalo Oil fast takingthe place Of all other
articles promote the growth soften and beauy the Hair;
its gives soness that other article aud
beasthuly-ty free Il will darksn and give the
hair satin gloss ghy Perfumsd and gives perfect sat
isfacon 10 all who have given IL trial You will observe
the sgaure Of the proprietor William Brown also "Dua.
10 OIL" imprinted tho Bottle. In Of
ter which hes recently appeared sale, have
rursuad 10 obtain label engraved "copper" for
which have secured copy right entered according
Act Of Congress in the Clsr Once Of the District Court
Ma sachuset Any iurgc will be dealt with accord
law. Dealers supplied BY A. Sands No. ~ 100
Fulton ssld at retail by Ring GA Broadway Burnet 81
Canal Ell Emsree n East broadway, Ouon IN Bowery;
Hart corner Of Broadway and Cham 'ers st.
Price s7i cen,G dIs.ln
DROP. BRONsoN5 LECTURES ON ORATORY AND
MUSIC, at the Stuyvessnt Institute, $50 Broadway,
Monday Wednesday, and Friday Evenings past Seven
prcsyj interpreted with Reciations from prisepa
Poets and Orztora
Recitation. Cor Friday (ss) Evening, Dec is
l. Battle Of Hob. nlinden. Campbell
.. Military Insubordinstsn, Clay
3. Ode on the Power OF tioquence, Carey
4. The battle Of Waterloo, Byron
s Patrick Hsnrys Speech before the Virginia Legis.
iaure, setting in motion the Ball OF the Revslu
tin, Henry
For single Season Tickets s3ror Lady aud 0enti.m
s3-Fer Family Of Five or Sir g. 90 See Circulars and
Singh Admission Evening" 50 Cents; for Gentleman
and Ladies SIN b. Instruction gwen private and TO
Clss~es asst.
I,OR SALE superior quality Of French Chesnuts.
sered BY the sis Dc Grass and for sale wholesale and
retail by DELM0NIC0, BROTHERS,
di3 IL No. 2 South William st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13
III K ID

Suddenly wednesday mornisg, the 18th instant, MI
Thomas Simms. in the 35th year OF his age.
His friends and acqranances, and those Of his brothers ia
law, John and James Miller respectfully invited to
tend his funeral this (rriiay afternoon o'clock from his
late residence No. 20 Green street.
Mr. smms bor Ireland and emigrated tins city in
the year 1885, He introduced this country the manufac
ture Of Satin Beaver Hats and has been extensively
gagged in that business in this city He went Down town
"Wednesday morning. business and while IN the Of
ping Cd the aide walk approach friends he had recog
Missed the opposite aide ef the street. he fell sense The
ground and excrtion made for his
recovery he expired short time and thus has been of
In the prime OF life and the midst Of much usens
OF integrity and unboundcd benevoepcc lie HAS left
smiabe vii. and large circle Of friends lament his sudden
aud melancholy death. w
Weekly Report-Insersuenss
In the City and County Of New York. from the 30t day r
Nov to she 7th day Of Dec. 1889.
- men, 70 womt 30 boys l36 girls-TotaI %
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

GRAND VOCAL CONCERT Al PeaIss Mssua.-Th.
NJ Fosr Hungarians Me,srs RosEN, KALN, LETBEN.
STEIN, aad REICH, engaged this Popular Estsblisk-
for Fosr Nights only. the lh l7ts 13(h inst.
being mott positively their last Tor in
New York.
The hrs, Grand Concert win tsAs place on Wednesday
Lwn.s, Dec Ill., and repeated Thsrsdsy, Fndg and
Saturday OF the present week.
The Huagarians will appear in their National Costume.
Mr.. Bassford will preside At the Piano Forte.
PROGRAMME.
Grand voeHl Ovestsvs, BY the Hungarian siseers, h
which they viii introd~se limitations Of severaiin-
sirtments-Fisse, CIsionst. Tsombose, an1
Bassoon. strillshy
Quariette-sThe pleasant tour through Switzerland"
by re Hungarian siogeTs
Polonnaise, with Echo by Mr.. Rosen.
Andante and Road, 10 witch Mr.. ktln viii initiate
the Bssseon, and descend lower than The instru-
National sore with Oblis,o Echo, by Mr.. Rcsen~
@+&t
Ccncsvfasse. by the Hungsrsr Singers, in which thsy
will introduce tho admired air, ID, Tsnti Pslpi.s
Tsneresi, Rosssni. and the March fr~ss n Ruri
TAM, With Vel ces by Mr.. Rosen BeIlini
GRAND roloussise. BY the Hungarian smgevs,
Aussriss wsltr composed BY strauss, expressly Coz
the Huoeassn Singers.
ossrssss. Win stoec&so Echo by Mr. Rcsen.
n3- Concert 70 bsais 81 half pact o'eiosA.
fskes - C<sss ysssy Subscribers ~ Children half
price dliA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13
CLIREHUGH'S TRlCOPHEROUs on N
GATED COMPOUND
HUMAN HAIR.

u
THIS preparation seknswlsJged the only sGectssl
remedy 10 prevent eaidses the Hair seeomlag grey
complete restorative where the hair has fallen eaa pur
er and cleanser 81 sesrf and ssnsrh and oil impurities
u not 20 be considered initiating eovrorszl at 10
he medical faculty III such us..sSs. srs lno~n 10 Re pos.
lively injurious notwithstanding what ignorant empires "a,
10 the coantrsry.
The chief virtues of the Tucophsrom Medieaed Com
~ srscus, STRENGTHENING and clarifying proper,ss
q lts gently stimulating action cfthe shin.
= It's equaiiring the circulation sf'he funds.
producing and eseoasgiss reaction in the bulb o.
root aaa partu.,y in The pulp rn,n receives The vessels
I ssg the skin from the fleets " psrspirstioa scuri
asd daodrn. and disposias the hair to carl.
no ath 60 the latest period n LIE.
Zee Ciirshu ghs treatise on the ha .H.W f..
rooms. corner Of B. o.dwsy and Fulton streets. and q Ii. sp
pointed agents 81 B. Dodd, Druggist Of Beeckes and
es.ss,n william MlsGs' pSfs,', Dsy street %Ss,
all the principal cities Of tbs Union naln' ns
DOCKS or HERALURY--T BROWN, stone Seal
ID Enrraver hss removed 10 sss Bresdwsy posite the
s engraved on Stone. Disropd Amthyss Tspare. crys-
,ss &c bought 10 the rcugh cut 70 s~y form Ladies
s. rsne css sg1s' mns, "a sss'svea win Goats o
Coaoi Arms "a nted and forwarded TO ssy part Of the
Book. OF Hersdry kept, with upwards Of 100 600
Goats &c Arms found. di-st'
MUSICAL INsfRUCTloN--MR. MEADER begs %
Ivl anHosuce that compliance with the spp
cations he ha. purposes remaining IN town this
winter aud will give nsis ucoss Staging and the theory and
practice OF the fiano Forte Application be made
a. his residence blA Broome street. di7-lmis.
ID oAHD WAN TED For lady and gentlen a. in a small
ID seneel private family whore there no other boarers;
the upper part o. the ay preferred Terms he moderate
Adore. a. A. ~ this ofkae. all "a.
or ~ rEwAnD vii ne gives fs the discovery OF the
pJV s~uor q snsa,mous letter sisssd o. Nv. ana
~ etc arhed New YORK. "a December. .&FM
Tor address aFrly At the Herald cGss. dlaar
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

packets tO AYr1ves
Lo~pov.
Wellington, Chadwick, Dee l
Gladiator, Britton, Nov 10
Mediator, Champlis, Nov 20
Lvpspoo1
Europe, Marshall, Nov 10
q Washng'n, Burrows, Nov %
NAvet.
v. De Lysu, al Bermuda, rep'g
Chas Carroll, Lee, Oct -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

A POLIO SALOoN-THE RAINIER FAMILY, known
n the Tyroese Mins els will gre Musical Entertain
composed Of National Songs Rams de vaes, and Me-
odes Of the Alps, on Thursday evening, Dec H. at the
Apollo Saloon, 4l0 Broadway.
MIR Ernest the celebrated Flute player his Roy High
the Dule 81 Cambridge will play Solo the Flute
and also ON the insirument called the Concerna
Doors opeo al 7Euter at u o'clock
Tickets so cents TO be hsd 1t the principal music
and at the with programme the above evening.
B27.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

90 LECTURES ON sH lKsPEARE.- Tickets to Mr.
smmons Course of Lectures at Clinton Hail. may be had fer
81 EACH at the Aston House, al the American Hotel al Wle
Putnams and Fancs Bookstores and at the entrance of
the Hail. Admission for singh evening 90 cent? The Lee
take place every thursday and Saturday evenings,
half past O'Clock, as follows:
Thursday II Dee. Lear and Romeo and Juliet.
Saturday, "a Dec. Hamlet
Thursday 70 Dee Othe 10 and other raya
Saturday II Dec. Merchant ofVenee and other Plays.
Thursday, 26 Dee. The Romantic Comedies.
Saturday IS Dec. Shakspeares Poetic Gen d1i l0ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

I,oR sALE.-A superior ssty of French Chesnuis.
sered the svis do Grass and for sale wholesale and
retail by DELMONICO, BROTHERS,
di2 IL. No. South William st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

MORNING I3ERALD-sngP NIX WIS.
Port 81 New Work. December II.
o 20 rteH wArEs 80
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

ID ~ q an snsay letter sisssd O. nv ana
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

6xxS FOR NEW ORLEANS-Sar Liae-Packet Of
NESS tho Nth Dec.-The splendid (neary newl first class
sSsAsss Baltimore built snip RICHARD ANDERSON,
Capt, Bennett vii positively sail for the above port Saturday
the l4h inst Having very accommodations for sab
second cabin steersge passengers those intending
bark should embrace very a-orabe opportunity. For
freight passage, at reduced rates apply board
Peck Sip, or GLOVER McNUKRAY.
dl2 80 South street
6xIe FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-The Ameri
E&T bark SARAH, Capt. Foster, master, $500 bbs
$3.50 burhen, months old Apply to
dl2it u. X. COLLINS & Co. Sc South NJ