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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-20


n ladies' and gentlemen. s,rayng like gypsylng parties
through the walks and groves, and the delightful inter-
changes OF visits from one bright cottage to another,
rendered month Of such enjoyment. eve OF real
pleasure IN the life of visitor. Almost the entire
company seemed III their social intercourse, as though
they all belonged 10 the household, or had been
acquainted for years.
There three visitors, the two ladies' and the
Count, who kept aoof and had social intermlnglng
with the rest They had spent over fortnight at the
Springs, without making scarcely single acquaintance
Conduct so marked, could not fail IN such company,
to draw forth remarks and surmises. The CONT was
still assdious IN bis attentions TO the daughter. They
would stroll to Lovers Retreat in the evening, and
sing duets over the piano, when no one was present
1t was rumored they were engaged, and many said
that while the mother liked the Count for his rtle the
Count courted the daughter for her wealth.
They had been here about three weeks, when the
young lady, evening" made her first appearance in
the ball room Its attractions had been thrown out to
her by gentleman who, by some means, had made her
acquaintance, and she had been prevailed to attend
She was much admired for her figure and grace, and
she danced and enjoyed herself very much Many gen
tlemen claimed an introduction she was courted, and
surrounded-she became Belle. Many gaauts
IN her train next day, while the poor Count evil
IDENTITY thrown in the back ground .,'.
1t was at this time, continued B that became
acquainted with the Count, and found him very
clever. person; he was evidently very much in love-
and almost distracted at the growing GOODNESS Of the
lady.
il wss said, that she never really encouraged his
attentions, and that but for the mother she would
have avoided frequent intercourse, and knowing
no one at the time, she was somewhat dependant
him.
A few weeks went by, the lady still Belle, and the
Count evidently neglected
The season passed, and the party left the Springs
On their arrival Philadelphia, at boarding housc,
whittier the Count followed (t was at boarding house
,haro b, Cd 6yst herl he adj n
letter. forbiddng his further visits attentions The
next morning the Count was deadhe had taken lauda
the night he received the letter describing him, and
had dreamed away existence"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.

I'm NEW FASHION, BROWNS cos, new style of
A3 Hats ready Tor sale the low fixed price OF S.
A They supa in beauty any offered fo~ the same
price combining the requisite qualities Of the costly
lghne.. durability aud ustre The number Of hats
which they sell and for cash only enables them 10 furnish
article superior those usually sold the price The
Iabc invited examine and judge their merits at BsowS
Co.'S wholesale aud retail warehouse, LIS Chatham,
of Mott.strcet. New York sl3.3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21
MOUNTAINEERING.

50 CtDAR STREET, NEAR Broadway.
-C. c. MARSH, Accountant. informs the public that his
Rooms continue epsn very from p for the purpose
giving in the Theory and Practice Of Bookkeep
ing The averages 20 lessons ch may be taken
evenings the convenience o. the pupil the
instruction Is individual and not in Glasses.
instructions also given during the day from to and
TO g.
Prospeetuses with terms and full account Of the method
may be had At the ss5-imeo
i've CAPITALISTS OR MERCHANTS.-County se
curtes Of unaoubtcd safety, to the amount of om
fifteen thousand dollars redeemate in three years
aud bearing per cent rer interest will he given 10
exchange for general assortment OF dry goods, foreign aud do
nestle liquors. Sc Sc favorable terms fersons
retiring from business have opportunity 81 dposng oi
their stock seldom WITH and investing Il
funds bearing good remuneration APPLY BY letter 10 A.
c. Post Office and Branch will be ATTENDED u. ols3l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21

NLAsS STAINING. sewn. GIBSON having been
VI accustomed to send specimens OF Ornamental Painting
and Glass Staining TO the annual exhibition Of the FAIR Of the
American Institute bels TO cal the attention Of the cit gems OF
New York the why he declines doing this
in order TO any impression which might
exist fro the field under the apprehension that
his specimens OF inferior either in design workman
ship On peru,a OF letter dated 18th August published IN
the Gerald Of 0lh nst adressed to Il b. Waterman Cores
popdug Secretary Of the Institute, he naers himself that
cudced viii justify his proceedngn declining
exhibition % rivalry VIII the door Is either closed
agaus, fair impartial decision. when the decision Of the
Judges not in accordance With tie views Of the COMMITTEE
decline acting upon their award W. O. entirely ia the
dark regarding motives which save Influenced the commit
gardug the decision of the judges that his peel
Of glass staining the best up this momeat he
favored with any that letter. to
subsequent dated 9th sept The public will draw their
conclusion iag this sl.ntc the part Of The COM
mee Mr. q. those vsiters Of The Fsss
qurc orders executec branch Of his art viii not deter
mine their superiority from specimens usually exhibited
until they examine b., specimens at No SIS Pearl street
In making this communication, w. Gibson does not int nd
any upon the members OF the Institute many Of whom
cannot Of be cognzan Of such procedure bot he may
be excused in saying that f such system Of iavocsm,
hch has already become general be continued thu pros.
pery of the Institution will be sealed AM the support Of
its best friends withdrawn.
No. 5as Pearl street near Broadway. olo-d
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21
A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL

Or Comr,ounu Ess-nfiGi OIL Of Almonds,
G Fer destroying dsndrf, and preventing the hair from
coming aui turning grey an nfabe remedy against bald
ness public may rely that A. PASTORS COM.
FOUND OIL is the wholesomes and best OIL Tor the hair
makes grow thick and long prevents its falling of turning
10 the ha that will restore its natRra color,
also prevents becoming shaded and IL hair Is olread
shaded which great Disagreement TO young ladies' aud u
used time will restore II 10 ITS natural color clear
tie seur and keep the bead and hair clean promotes eyebrow
aud wr." liberal discount made TO Wholesale purchs
~. A. PASTOR,
1855 Greenwich street, NJ. Y
Price so cenfs per bcftir highly erfnued ,2S ius
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21
WORM l0ZENGES.

~ HERaiANfS WORM LOZENGES are snperseding all
- other Worm Medicines They fail and pleasant
that children viii take them without difficulty Over 100000
families have used them and with the greatest Whole
sale and retail loo Nassau street. New York; and lso Fulton
street BROOKLYN. ole
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21
MO CURE NO PAY SANDS Rrmkov rcR sAlr
IN p..vvu New York sent. 10. 1889

MO CURE NO FAh.- SANDS hEMk0N FoR SALT
IN RHEus. New York, sept ~, 1852
Messrs A. y. 4 D. Sands-Genencns For about Que year
have been severely afflicted with the Salt kheum, and IN
order obtain relief used various popular medicines with
any good effect then applied % my phy scisn and hnNl
IN 20 another of the eminent the city but
complaint baed their skill eatrey. aud neither o. them
isycd me Seeing your advertisement aud ceftihcae 81
cure Mrs Chaprsn 70 Chatham street called ~ her
knsw the truth and HAPPY 10 have Az confirmed,
which you stated bought box % your Kennedy and
bottle OF Sarsaparia ard after using y taree days
dcac suhdued the distress relieved and Then t that
should be cured 1hae since bought another box ~ ooe
and am Aow we'll The completed ~ between
weeks and from being cripple scarce able 70 eave
bed am now ~ the of valuable edcue rtstered
health again You have my sAcerc thnks aud any PER
afflicted with this disease, viii call On me n ~ residences
will conr all these facts aud many more which ere unne
esssry publish. have recommended Z - many - or
of nv friends all q whom II hs equally benehied truly
yours, Mrs Mahoehni 1870,
"a afford. us pleasure publish the above certificate As u
comes from one who would be pleased to ANY person VINO
afflicted with this compliant aud direct them TO the means oi
obtaining relief All diseases 81 the shin suen - ters,
ca head Jackson or Barriers itch on the lace ccrena Nc
are efeetuay cured BY m and all who are ecta WIN
hese complaints in any invited 70 can ana get cured
without DELAY Prepared and sold ~ wholesale and rta ny
D. sands Nos ~ and 100 Fulton street New YORK.
sold also Nv H. Rawls Co, Albany Trivet PeSghkeer
4. III M Pat,er New n ven; n W. Bull Hartford; y A.
wsd.wosh Providence; Wm Brown AL Wsshingtons
Boston and by druggists generally IN the principal towns In
the limited States Price ~.
~ 3. Merchants scpplied on The NEST liberal terms.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21

MISERABLE PRIVATE B0ARDfNG-A respectable
IL English family having handsomely furnished bed
unoccuped desous of receiving two single gentle
boarde-s breakfast aud dinner Sundays) Any
gentleman OF retired habits Who DESTROYS Of the above
commodaon viii find them possess all the adv ansges and
comforts Of private home. Please To apply at 400 Greenwich
street between Canal and Spring Observation-Disclosures Of the
first res pee liability given and required. su23 az
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21

NO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE, For Eas-
tom Pa Through from New York to Easton in hours
Broadway. JAMES w. HOPE, Proprietor.
o8 ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21

roueHr. GIVEN ~ CASH, nv
"A. LEVETr, l97 William street
1y Knowing there persons whe make great puh m
their Cor Cas-, on Clothing &c Sc and who
In many do give the full value for the ssmeH
vii, assure gentlemen who may have such articles by
them who e for him, Of receiving the very utmost
value 10 CASH Cor every article.
line through the Pos, ofcs or otherwise the above ad-
dress will meet with due attention. ol06w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21

NINE PLATED WARE d SUPERIOR FINISHED
II CUTLERY.-The Subscriber has received per late
and opening THE very large and complete asso
me of rich plated ware consisting ef Casters
Cake Baskets; noused Tea and Coffee urns Candle.
s,icws &C Sc Also, very speud assortment Of 6ne Ta
bile Cutlery consisting Of sets ofs ~ and 100 pieces o. Ivory
Pearl and Silver handle Hives ~th French FORMS Forks
ira Csvsr aud extra fine Knives Tor silver Fcrhs All fcr
oley DANIEL v DELEvAN, Il Maid.a Lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21
e. ONE PRICED HAT sroRE.--lHEODoRE
AsN CLARK, corner OF Chatham aud Pearl ,ts after

VNF
AsH CLARK, corner of Chatham aud Pearl sts after
ny years experience 10 business And after repeated aud
nntirsg efforts to attain the object, conElenly be.
lie that he has length succeeded manufsc art
which fail TO win IN, appreciation OF all who will
take the trouble 70 examine IL.
This article 70 which the attention Of the public Is
especially invited Satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that for beauty cheapnes
durability AMI comfort IL be surpassed the city Of
New York In addition 10 the usual voety of Hats and Caps,
he also Keeps hand constantly Fur Hat Of very superior
quality VIII. ch he afford al FOUR DOLLARS; and this
flat for past has given 10 customer, the
unqualified satisfaction Justice 10 his friends well
himself makes proper tor him to sy, that he sells for
cash from bad will not have
ne paid by good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly at
the old stand where the asking price . always the
selling price. sep2I-Sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21

DUBLtC ASSEMBLY Mr. sCHATFER respectfully
inf. ma 81. friends and patrons that his next Public A.
.,mbly will he on WEDNESDAY at the Apollo Assembly
Room No 40 Broadway Tickets 81, tosbe bad As above
mentioned ole At
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21
MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 81. 1899.
NEW YORK BAZAAR.

NEW YORK BAZAAR.
xmp' AND sIsrs, If EVERY Style, AND FOa ANY
LINE or nus'NEss WHATEVER,
H. Ealse. strecs'
20 City and country merchants will And constantly yer,
.rge hand -ey be accommodated at short
nee to quantity they plea.e alss BY 'hppns
hem in PROFITABLE packing be desired to any part
America
Real genuine Cologne Water imported from Germany Of
aost superior quality-wil satisfy every purchaser.
Also Just received by late arrivals, fine lot OF
COLORED AND MARBLE PAPER,
II the m st beautiful patterns mvil,
J,REsH FRUIT-Now landing and in store large
Of Malaga Fruit crop offered in lots to suit city and
country dealers for cash only at the following low rates
Prime Bunch Rasns in whole boxes 81 60 per box-Haves
and quarters in proportion Lexas in whole kegs Of loob
5oper keg Fresh Figs in drums, &C. per pound, &C. &C.
THEODORE WALSH, Ii4Fron street,
ol6-lw near the corner OF Wall street.
HAvANA.-Mrs. WEST has resumed business at No. 6e
Gale nquzdor, where she will be prepared to receive
Reference to John Rch,e Esq No 81 Broad street who
will furnish information applicants relative 10 the orma
to be observed by strangers to avoid detention landing
ID OARDING SCHOOL for Young Gentlemen, Madison
ID Hill, near Morristown, NJ.
A. CHAULET respectfully informs the Public and his
friends that he will pen his School for the winter tel
the lst of November
spacious additional building will enable Mr. c. to receive
Cards TO be had at Messrs Berard Mondon SO Coxrand
street Mr. Roe Lockwood, All Broadway. ol6-lmF
LIAR CUTTlNG-The undersigned respectfully soeits
the attention Of the citizens of New York and strangers
his superior method and peculiar stye he refrans this
place from the usual pueres of the trade and for tangible
proofs of his skill, in rendering CONNIE fault the human
head divine he beg leave refer to his friends and
| customers FRANCIS q. BOYLE, No. So fear ST.
el4-lm+ adjoining the Pearl street House.
VXTANTED-A Ladys Maid, to wait upon Lady, who is
wv going Washington. She thoroughly unders md
business he good hair dresser and dress maker The
most respectable references will be required French
would be preferred Apply to the Spanish Minister
| verley Hoas' oi7-lw.
| OnOn MORUS MULTICAULUS TREES For Sale
OCOO They will be sold low OF closngcon.
Among The lot 600 trees, with year old roots
! Apply at SIG Houston street. ola I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21

VXTANTED.-A few active Young Men, WATERS that
w have had experience large hotels and and that
well recommended. Those speaking French and
English would be preferred Apply at the Globe HOTEL SO
Broadway. ol9.lw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21

TARPET SEWERs-Wanted, so Girls, TO sew Carpets
~ Apply at the Carlton House immediately.
o9-lw. BENSON HODGES
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21
LOVE IN MANY sHAPES-Just pub
~ lished very interesting little work entitled
HYMN The ART OF LOVE, Tor L~sseus for

LOVE IN MANY sHAPES,-Just pub
E& The i"s' ART siI' OF 5.' Low, Cor Lesson. isr
~ - LeversJ from the celebrated writings o.
saa G aS Of
Remedy for Love- &C. &c &c. The first part contains the
rules which the author lays down for young men to follow in
their eoursh and the second teaches the ladies how TO make
themselves beloved.
The opinion Of the Press-The art Of love--we have
glanced this little book and think II the neste edition
have yet is free from the coarse and
superfuous matter Of the original though we must admit
II will doubt highly interesting to all Who read
H. Price fifty cents copyFor sale at the book store No
Park Row, four doors from Ann street. opposite The Asor
House. % I'm
INDIA RUBBER sHoES.-A large assortment OF Rubber
Shoes mems womens and ch,drens plain and figured;
constantly for sale at low prices for CASH Southern and
o7-lm' JOS. KNOWLES No. lis Maiden lane
b. IRWIN Co., Members Of the Royal College Of Sur
geons, London, continue to be Consulted delicate dis
all their various stages, their Office 204 Fulton
where from commodious arrangement of per-
sons aborng under delicate complaints be reate with
secrecy and safety.
j. IRWIN Co pledge themselves that in all OF the
most violent venerea which have hitherto fallen under their
notice. their treatment without has been most sue
cesul and speedy They need not by certificates direct the
rsbic attention their superior practice in those diseases
their reputation in this city well known and respected By
those who had conde in their honor II strongly
recommended TO females who the habit OF using their
Deobstruent Pills. that than should be taken
any OCCASION might produce effects which those who
would mothers avoid pre- tentative
hadrecen cured in days Those whoh have Injured
themselves habit, obtain
Solvent security all that will be required until shan
be effected Letters post paid detailing IL" Of the
pan and covering suitable fee will be Immediately attend
ed to- and medicines with full directions forwarded to the
nartiea 'et. $40 im.
MO. so BOWERY, NEW WORKINGS MASON begs
IN to cquaint Ladies Of New York and its vicinity
that she constantly hand large and elegant assortment
Of French Millinery -consistng Of Hats Caps and Hood
Dresses Of he latest and most approved style Also Foreign
Domestic Straw Goods Of every description with Fea-
TIERS Flowers and Ribbons of the richest quality and at the
lowest prices. 49,
Families wishing leave their orders in French, will be
puncuay attended to by Miss Ms Forewomsn Of the
Silk department. oio2w-
NTOTlCE.-Chesea Bank Bills will be taken at the follow
IN aforementioned stores at for Groceries, namely
At the corner of Avenue q. and Third street,
DO do Riyington and Goerck street,
Do do Stanton and Sheriff street,
Do do Avenue d and Third street. OLD I'm
II l.. SMITH CO. importers, manufacturers, and
N. wholesale dealers in Leghorn, French Enssh and
American Bonnts; French, English and Italian Silk Goods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21
SEGARS. SEGAR,
SEGAHS. SEOAKo.
"Let the topper delight in the bottle and glass
will seek not lis pleasures TO mar;

SEGARS! SEGARS
"Let the topper delight in the bottle and glass
will seek not lis pleasures TO mari
But there's netaing that can the enjoyment surpass,
or real Havana Segar.n- The Smokers Song.
g EIXAS hi. established and popular stand IS Cedar St
arrival Segars Of the choices and approved brands that
the market affords.
His stock haad comprises greater variety than
be procured amy other establishment in the city,
GLIDING the celebrated Extra Regaas Noregss Dos Amegos
Victoria Unon Trsricas and Others which he has he
aton averrne supt any hitherto imported
Citizens and strangers requested to call at % Cedar ST.
and judge for themselves. s23 Inn
q. 90 REWARD -CRoss' SPEClFiC MIXTURE
.ptOO-For tie Of Gonorrhaa, elects, structures and
analogous complaints Of the organs Of generation.
or al remedies yet discovered for the above complaints
this is 9 most certain
IL makes 50 coy aud permanent cure without the least
gard to Diet drink exposure change in application to bu
sn.s.
We give no long quackish recommendations deceive IL
public 4 the medicine does speak Tor Itself shall
speak for a. Que object il notify il b. had
the proprietor chaesge single Of recent Gonorrhoc
to he hrough in which the Mixture will effect raP
cure under forfeiture OF $500.
his disease that unfortunately pervade all ranl Of
cetyhgb low rich and poor matrimonial and single TIE,
presented with remedy by which they them
selves without the st the shortest possible
furhr the disease cannot be contracted II dose OF tn
Mixture is taken Al night going 10 bed who exposed
Ii is put in bottles with fu directions accompanying II
at 81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally
Many cured in two days
FOR sale only At DR.. WIN. w. Minors drug store. No 10:
York; aud at Jones Hu,chnson Of Chestnut AID III
l.fr. oil am%
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21

- THREE DOLLAR HATS-THREE DOLLAR
IATS.-Ju.t furnished, the most splendid article
ofered 10 the public Elegant short nap molcskin Hats
the fur bodies; also, splendid article al the low
price Of 81 30; for the prices cannot be ensslee
BROWN. lao Canal street
s2l.lm. one door above sullivan.
DREPARE FOR WINTER. -Undershiris and drawers, Of
IL domestic make, manufactured Of fine sasony wool, at Ca
hoes in the western part &c this state An article % the right
share n tody Aiso, huckskin silk woollen merno
and cotton shirts drawers hosiery &c &C. 10 be had At the
ol.im-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21

MTANTED-For Newspaper Office, smart Boy who can
w read and write toleraoe hand Apply this Office
81 Ann street ol9-lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21

EXTRAORDINARY CoMBiNATfoN.-Th. Bandana
IL Oriental Tablet will speedily render the skin smooth,
clear and eyen removing roughne.s eckes sunburns
and every mperccton from surface leaving the complexion
effects alkaline soaps pains bathing Sc and give the
skin that transparent brsncy testify admired Price so
censsold only GUfONs, Iss Broadway opposite John
.tre.t us
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21

vt these of good and cheap 'oo' and shoes call
IL al WALKER Co.'s stores, Nos 2U6 Canal. corner o.
Hudson 216 236 Canal street, next 20 Greenwich
There son will find seu. th cir unrvallcd plated DO M
double s1re soiss for 81 % 20 ~ 90 per pair fine calf
water from 81 So HEAVY winter boots from ~ TO
81 and So Bo,s md ehdrrns boot. from 81 ~ 20 ~ 10
per pair Mems shoes &c all lin AZ low prices They
manu- ladie shoes Of AL ~ d such a Cater
boots, Busins Ties slippers and Walking shoes q an kind,
with Misses md Cdcn boots and shoes great abundance
don't forget Walker Co.. and the nimbe 'iSpenec olslm
w HOTEsALE AND RETAIL WAREHOUSE, Coo
w Plt KLES and CArSUPS.-The Subscriber resl'ect
fully inform the publ E, that he ha. hsnd, 1T his Ware
house 81 Vcssy street. extensive supply Of Pickles. OF
every SIRE which W. offers Cor sale IN small or large quantities.
put up Kegs Jars any other style to suit customers,
tpln liberal for cash.
Grocers wanting Assorted Pickles IN Olas Jars ru' up N
uca handsome style. persons wanting large quantities
for Ell, alton tsqaestsd % call.
Cats p Pepper sauce. Cayenne Pepper SC constantly on
hand. w. ID. SMITH.
oio.tm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21

ITO LET-A Store, Basement and Loft in Ann steeaso
Basement in Fulton street. Inquire LOT Fulton I'd
tory of g. c. HISCOX. Rent low. % 2w+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21

> - = FOR NEW oRLEANs DIRhCr-To
s<~Ax<zsss- ship NATCHEz, 500 tons burthen Joseph
sr MASTER lying Al the wharf in front Of the Tobacco
wsrehousc will positively sail sabove. The hatcher has
upaercope material alterations and improvements and now
believed 10 he substantial and fast Belonging
10 the United states Fare IN the main saloon sloou the
fore saloon SIS Children under ~ years aud servants hall
price. attending 10 20 by the Matches
quesicd call early and their berhs few tons
20 JOHN LAIDLAW co. AZ Old slip
consequence Of the continued unavors
BILE from New Orleans, respecting the health Of the
place asd AZ the request o passengers the day cfsang OF the
Matches 10 postrnasd I'll Tuesd'y 2M Oct oeta2d
ITO LErA rarier with two Bedrooms adjoining furnished
il Enquire a No 10 Barclay street sl7u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21

Al OUssELINE DE LAINEs-R. L. SMITH CO.
wi offer for sale liberal terms 10 assorted quail
les AZ l76 Pearl street o3y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21

Nj OTCEThe have entered into copartnersAp,
IN under the and firm of Glover McMurray for tie
transaction of general agency and commission business
STEPHEN Z. GLOVER,
JOSEPH McMuRRAY
olq-3t 90 South, corner of Pine ST