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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

@Ok 600 wANTED.-Any gentleman having the
I'D ZO ,OOW above unit may become sssscistsA in
this city OF the highest responsibility 80 " go
Guaranteed 10 be full $4,000 per annum and eoy snail po<
tion NJ hi. time required.
Aadres. tpo. pa,d) with real NAME 10 r. H. W. Il
Mr. Blansard, Globe Hotel, broadway ms 81
n EECHEs LEECHEs !--Constaptly hask. large
IL supply Of Swedish AMI German Leeches For sole 81
the thousand, hundred, or dossn.
Leeches carefully packed in clay 10 be cent V any
part II the conntr, with p~rfect safety
nl-lm. JOHN ALLAYOLA CO. l09 Dowery.
DOsTON CRACKER BAKERy-william Boad 20 Orch
ID ard Grand wosid inform The pvblic that he
manufactures he Boston. o end hard erschers superior
Style the only place they made in the likewise But
and Sugar erscher Soda and Min Biscuit Asd Pilot bread
o3l.sm~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

LOT AIR COOKING sTOvE.-This new and unr-
vailed Stove Is manufactured and kept for sale BY
the Subscriber, at l6S Greenwich street. betws-a
and Dye streets The public assured this Steve surpases
all others for cooking purpose. ard economy Of
fuel The Oven. which Is twice large that Of other
stove Of the size, is constructed that the baking
done entirely Hot Air conducted in ues in ich
give perfectly heat every part which may
increased diminished at pleasure. BY Of single
damper without regard to the quantity OF FIRE The small
suitable for private families for Boarding
houses Hotels, Refecories SIC. The largest
rantcd TO capacity do the baking boiling cooking
fully invited 10 eaf hRpdEsA lyEr me&ssIvs he
warranted. E. M KLAPP.
n22.lm+
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m CORBITT nay b. eoossed in The moe, eonade.sisl
~ manner q his ONCE IS City Hall Place, rear Cnashaa
stres New Ysrh here person afflicted with delicate dss-
old obstinate Ulcers spep.a diseases o. ne
blsdder, urehrs, and kdnsys and al diseases arising On
call. at
The basef elects arising from he abuse mercury seeds
seripioa Persons troubled with certain disssse mag
apply TO Dr. Covsit with the perfect Of having
radically cured without particle Of ercsry any oiksr
da gsroas madeleine His charges ssscnse and proper
tiores 10 the Of the applicant.
90 A"ssdssre daily from A. NJ 10 ior.M na7 s~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

rHEAP INDIA RUBBER STORE, 50 Chatham street,
~ New York-Ladies' India Rubber Shoes. with leather
soes Gentlemens Over Shoes with do long Hunting Boots;
Life Preservers India Rubber Cloth for carriage tops
Terms very liberal, and uncurrent money taken in trade
India Rubber Shoes repaired old Rubber purchased.
HUTCHINSON & OSDERDONK
n23-Im. Manufacturers, N. Brunswick, N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

DRIvArR DnPKNsARY.-DR DE AN0ELIs. fss
nsrsy psastitisoss = nsetens ~ psens hosyases
q Ns saA asnbsr = ~ nsdes esly q H. city q
ma essin.ss % b esssuiseS Il his s&e: No. iss Ftoa
street, nearly opposite Church street.
The most obstinate and inveersts dssases requiring he
scundsst udgnsnt in treatment and particularly I'll cases orb
gnating in impsrty Of he blood, and chronic affections
hsumasms, distractions ulcers in the throat eruptsns
sf the skin debility resulting from concealed disease
N me system LETT BY An improper treatment or neglect
Of the most nsidou maladies, together with tram o.
numerous evils have given to his skill in almost ncre-
dible manner His great measure attributable
has well knewn vegetable Syrup Of Saxa and other
Proprias Incidence, which, whilst they eradicate every
germ Of disease restore the emaciatsd patient health and
sew vigor
Copy Of letter from Doctor Osborne and Ireland phy
clans Of this city, TO DR. De Angelis:-
ll6 Fulton street, Dec. g, 1919.
yea deserve much credit for your OF
Mr. John Thorn, after il had baed physicians both here and
in more favorable climate We your obedent servants
SAMUEL OSBORNE, NJ D..
VIII IRELAND, ME-
Patients may enquire of Mr. Thorn himself he 10 be
found at No. Jenes Lane below Coffee House sip also
Of his brother, Alderman Thorn Brooklyn Dr. be Angels
also refers to Mr. Thomas NJ Mclean &C Maiden Lane
for his skin curing Diseases and Mr. John r. Beam and Mr.
Burts Bookseller and Mr. JOHN Zsll Brooklyn s2sln+
NEW DIsCOVERY.-For the cure OF chronic diseases
sach long standing Scroua Secondary Syphils VI
GERS Piles, Fistua Cancern Tumours, and all Mercura
Diseases No pay required not for medicines till the
cure perfected which will take from TO weeks and be
without hndrance to business Medicine advice gratis
perfect not performed Apply A. l.. Shipeys,
No. l70 Canal street, where DR.. SOLOMON HEINE the
discovere Will be In attendance from to 10 A. M. and
iom to T. NJ Any per recommended by Alderman
poor and have medicine AID advice gratis by
calling upon DR.. Solomon Hene at his residence Ne. ITS
Hudson street. between Canal and Desbrosses streets on Sa
no other Office and connection with any other Office than
fthose aforementioned o4-lm<
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PATENT WIN Dn.Ass.
3 f. DIS Il e A ID.

AZ THE Subscribers Sole Propretors and Manufacturer
are 10 execute depac all orders for their In
rvaled Patent sw-ed Beam Wnda.s Bedsteads which
now universally used being the best article In
yentsd-complnng ease, convenience and durability.
The sackag acted upon the windlas and weled beam
made perfectly light and free from ali liability to still eav
ing elasticity the same which renders particularly
simple in constructions the matter fputtng taking
down viii be found little trouble in with those
any other construction whilst the precision with which the
parts ted safeguard against the intro
duction Of any kind Of vermn.
From the taken render each Bedstead perfect Their
Qualities for durability will them to purchasers
invited to cali and examine large assortment
sand.
Also large assortment of elegant Furniture, Matrasss,
Feather Beds &c constantly On hand.
J.W.kC SOUTHACK, No. l06 Broadway,
ielSv Prankln House
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-
0Ae stoD4e sbone omoog The sersans,
Whsss = ~ ehisahssa, DAY ~ day,
0ks msaDNro1 ~ " plsasant desanA
Ard watched N hoIs the waters play;
IT, groves sss jest lAs ssns, ths sowsn
Are jast ths 0owsrs she called By ssns
In rssy girihosds sunny hours,
Ard sAe alose il net the Sans.
The sky 10 Jest the sky--the trees
Ars sust he trees she loved IN ysars
Ooue long aeo, and the same breeze
Kisses her eyelids, wet w'th tesn.
The birds are just the BIRDS tnst sAng,
Or ,een 20, snd the herds, the herds
Thai hved, when first to her ears rang
WOOD vocal with the songs OF birds.
bat she il sot the same when young,
A bright eyed girl with golden hair,
Among the hauuts she stands among,
She lived aad laughed, but wept not there
Hsps early lent his silver wings
Toker, TO soar, and in her sleep,
Dreams grew around 10 joyous things
But now she weeps, why does she weep
Why does she weep i-she stands alone,
But in yon shed, her husband, and
The father Of each gentle one
That calls her mother, mutely stand.
They gaze aroand-it is the spot
Where first his own looked on her deep
And dark blue eyes,-oh isit not
A treasured thought-why does she weep
She stands alone, and weeps and weeps,
While memory stirs her heart to Ere,
For in yon grave her mother sleeps,
And by her side her gray haired sire
The grot is just the same, the flowers
Are just the flowers she called by name,
In rosy childhood's sunny hours,
But fhey-oh they are not the same.
klvp. Oct. H. 1890
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

nNE MILLION OF SHERMAN'S POOR MANS
~ PLASTERS sold every year. They pain or weak
the back lons sides limbs joints, also Kheu
matsm and umbagow arranted superior every oner ana
Warehouse lO6 Nassau St. N and l39 Fulton st. Brooklyn
~ M uoy.s o2-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

90 TO THE PUBLlC.-We call the special attention Of
te public inducements held out by SYLvEsrER Co
lt6 Broadway fo INVESTING real estate situated in New Or
leans Notwithstanding the attempts made by the pios Davc
Hale Of the Journal Of Commerce. have good for
knowing that the affair question possesses the entire cons
dence OF the comnunyand recommend those who
have any doubts call Sylvester Co. who desiro
Of giving the full and perfect satisfaction reply
iuosires made el7+
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q, 1nOO WILL BE FORFEITED, II ID. Posti's Eradi
10 IOOV Gator fails 10 recent of certain del
icae disease lees than "a hours For SALE wholesale
reia BY appoint meut by A. b. r. SANDS 70 and 100 FI
and the following Drug Stores: Of Cbabs,
street Broadway Of Chamber and Church street,
e4 Broadway 90 and $40 Bowe and Bed
ford Streets S5 and los 9th Avenue and Burnets Patent
Medicine store, 81 Canal street
Price III. jyis-sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16
poCToR DAvENPoRT's
CELEBRATED BILIOUS PILLS.

nor PURIFYING THE BLOOD AND CREATING
II an arpete-These Pills. which 80 eminently usefu
pains head AND bowels have been before
public for twenty years, and well known that the
certificates which be procured Of their efficacy from emf
pent physicians and Others
Dr. Davenports Celebrated Eye Water, which has been
horosrhiy proved for be mild safe and speedy
cure for III diseases Of the eyes
Lkewsse that valuable Itch Ointment prepared by Whes
tom and 30 long known speedy FOR that losthems
disease and for all kinds OF pimrlcs on the skin
The above valuable medicines for sale in this city b,
Lawrence Reese Co.. Durycs Cochsrs H. H. schieHelir
4 Co. and Others.
All orders directed TO GEO. DIXON, Dedham. Mass, viii
be promptly attended TO. jel06m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

GfLkNBiD TABLE CUTLERf.--Just received w Inc
~ late packets several valuable invoices Of highly finished
Silver Plated snd line Peruvian Steel Tsble Cutlery with IL
pearl and ivory handles and With and without forks rich
rosewood and mahogany and single sets For sale very
lovw ID. Z. DELAvAN, No II Msiden Lane. os-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

CT * ~,
Or all The various patterns. g:od quass and low prices
" for sale At Wholesale, BY SMITH BROTHERS,
Slim Manufacturers, " Bowery.
II IvER srmsns Royal Hepatipe, win
L. Liver Complaint thsn any other msdicins
ssd the Medcatsd Losense Warshsue 100 Nasss street.
New York. o7
nRAFTs-PsvabIe Al sight in Gums Of 81, $40 sd $50
~ smovnt al IL England rs' NJ and Scot
land for sale Il = J. sYLvEsTER's, 100 Broadway -
~ Wall e. %
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E,LETcHER,s HEAI,ING sALyE.-


lARLTON OUsE-C.PARTN ERSHIP xorI,-C
~ The subscribers have formed Copar,nsr,b,n ,ndr ~,
hrn OF BENSON HODGES. have taken The Ce,,,or
House and solicit the patronage Of their friends ana ~,
uklic. ~" Wy
Gentlemen with their families and single eentl,meo can h
accommodated the reasonable terms Tor wnt,r !,
By the year The house viii BE- oper shout the FIRST 81
November JAMES BENSON
s2s Im- PRESTON ". HODGES
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

TNFALLIBLE CURE FOR G-a-Morgans Com
pound Balsamc Pills. certified being the safest peedies
agreeable By Sir Ashley Cooper Bransby Cooper
Dr. Eotson Surgeons Lawrence keate Brode Sir Charles
Bell Ne. For sale by appointment by A. d. Sands, 70
100 Fulton and the Following Druggists Chamber
Broadway, Church Chamber, ga Broadway, 81
$40 Bowery Csrmne and Bedford street rs los eth
Avenue and Burne Patient Medcns store 81 Canal street
Price 81 per bottle.
~ a. CDbserves Ne seal q ,. NJ On each. iyls-sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

Forty Years Experience IN various ciimates- Ttoen
ty-foar gears established in this city-Neither
Quacke7y nor Imposition.
DR L EVANS
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FALL STYLE OF HATS,


o..
1.-THE
"
nd rkmmsnp bni hagnel3 LEM
% 3 "a % @ @
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MEALIO & CLARK

MEALIO & CLARK'S
BROADWAY. CORNER CANAL STREET
FALL STYLE HATS.
81 Hat
E d gn to lea tar draa a III
Caps cU
VERBENA CREAM,
Tfr Of hain haln ri t
have bestowed on Rings
FDmd New Yrk Star
cam " m shaved with $"
re
mueNY
Th pkh % from profess
fedJ nGN oasina ado d in this
l ut b 'a
Fomhe ~ Times
hdy Aew smrsn woatr&s ruth t md BP fy
W bsTpi on liberal terms by
.n@sm
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Brooklyn, Oct. IL, 1899.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

q TRAw WRAPPING PAPER LOCO reams cap ana
~ straw Wrapping Paper, for sale by
% tERSsE BROOKS. 81 Liberty Al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

PARK THEATRE EVENING will B. per.


pAnk THEATRE This EVENING will be per-
oLIv I'VE TwIsT-ov.r Twist. Mr.. Reh.rd.oa- Bundle.
ngs-Naney, Miss Cushmanr Mrs Corney, Mrs WLeatey
Rose, Mrs CAippindale
After winch,
A Pas de Desr by Mrs. and Master w.n.
To conclude with NICHOLAS NiCKLEBY John Browde
sir faeide-Newman Noggs Mr. Chppndale--smike
Mrs Rchardsen-Aiss squeers, Miss Cashman~Ka,e
Nieslsoy Mr.. csippndaie-Mrs sqaser., Mr.. whe.ey
Doors open at o-Perasrmnes commence al Quarter rast
Boz Tickets si-Pit, so eents--Ganery, a5e.nl..
| National THEATRE, Late Italian Uper. House
~ Mr. WALLACK, LessceCorner of Leonard ana Chrrc.
streets, ten doors from Broadway-THls EVENING win
beperormed. for the BENEFIT of Mr.. DIVER
Dwyer-Justice Shallow, Mr. Blakeley-Master Slender
Mr. wiams-Ford, Mr. conner-Pase, Mr. Matthews
DR. Ca.us Mr. Lambert--Mrs Ford Mrs Seon-Alrs Page
Miss Monier-Anne Page Miss Ayres
After which,
At the end of the play, Mr. segun in a Grand scena
To conclude with
JOHN DBBs-Major Seymour, Mr. Wallack, Jr-Fredsreh
Saunders, Mr. Conner-John Dbbs, w Wians-Lau
reue Seymour, Miss Monier-Rose Mayburn, Mrs Sefo
Becky Blunt, Miss Ayres.
Doors open at IL Performance att. Boxe,
ST. Pit so cents. Gallery 25 cents.
DOwERY THEATRE-T. $. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN
ID AGER AND DIRECTOR-This evening, will BE-
NICK OF THE wooDs-Nick Of the Weeds, Mr. Proctor
Forester Mrs Proctor
To conclude with
MAZEffA-MazePpa, Mr. WooHord-ADner khan, Mr. Proc
tor-Castellan, Mr. J Rice-Premislaus, Mr. Foster
Dronsk hr Gates-Rudzoof Mr. Nickinson-Thaunar
Mr. Cole-Zemba, Mr. Addis-Kedac, Mr. Lews--Koscar
Mr. Jackson-OlinsHi, Mrs Coe-Zemla Mrs Proctor
Agatha Ms Jones
Doors open O'Clock the performance hall
past precisely.
PriceBoxes IS cents-P SIT cents-Gallery % cents.
OLYMPlC THEATRE-444 Broadway, (pent door 10
~ TattersalUnder the sole management Of D. ID. Nc.
KlNNEY.-Ths evening, will be Performed
NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS-Sir Giles Overreach
Mr. Freer-Wellborn, Mr. Thome-Greedy, Mr. Jones
Marall, Mr. Brydges-Margare Mrs Thorne- Lady ALI
worth, Madame Arraline
After which
Pas dc DeuI, by Madame Arraine and Mr. Carpenter.
To conclude with
son-Jeremy, Mr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Mrs Flynn
Negumbo, Mrs Thorne
Seats may be secured applying to H. W. McKnny Trea-
at the Box Shce OF the Theatre, from 10 till 2.
Box so cents-Pt, rs cents-Prvae Boxes, $780, m73m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

yry- sans SOuci, 81 BRoApwAY-The large establish
ment Rtey STYLED Globe Hotel land formerly known
Mrs Mann having been entirely rehtted repaired and
proved to attic will be opened Saturday. LIST
June. under the above designation.
The SANS SOUCI will be conducted the plan Of the
best European Hotels The Boarding Depart with the
Restaurant and Coffee Rooms will form distinct interest
from the Lodgings and Parlors.
The Lodging Department will be under the personal super
in,epdance Of the proprietor, Mr. ASA HINCKLEY. The
Chambers and Paors have been furnished throughout with
rented in suites families separately single gentlemen,
tables be served their apartments under their
order who take their meals Ia the public they
prefer proportion Of the will be always reserved for
the travelling public.
The will be opened during the day and
refreshments furnished at all hours and parties served IN pri
waite rooms
The charges will in all be moderate and only in pro-
portion to the bill or fare ordered.
intended establish o'clock ordinary, Of which early
notice will be given.
The services of Mr. EDWARD MILFORD, so loag and
voray known the public the Proprietor Of the Amer
lean Hotel 10 this city have been secured TO and
duct Restaurant Mr.. Milford will give the business his
attention. and to those who know him. other guar
aatee is needed, that it will be we'll kept
". B.-Mr. Milford will csntinue to conduct the Carlton
House. usual though the two entirely in
dependent Of each other
= The Bar the Sans Souci is open. ~ my30 u'
nr3- DowNiNG's SOUP AND DINING ROOMS
hsve Just received fresh lot Of Green Turtles which
capital order They will be served up this week. commencing
TO-DAY SOUP steaks aud various other ways together with
all the choice dishes which this favorable Of the market
affords Families wishing the soup sent to their homes, will
please - nd their orders to Broad street my30-2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

CITY SALOON-The former propri etor of the Western
Museum, in Cincinnati Ohio having expense
brought on the Exhibition If the INTERNAL REGIONS.
well known by reputation throughout the Union land which
has been successful operation there for the last
the honor Of inviting the public of New York pay their
spscts TO him forthwith in his SATANIC DOMlNIONS To-
saed at the City saloon formerly Hanngons Dorama and
door To the Museum, the whole NAV
Every Evening, at 8 O'Clock precisely.
DEscRPTIoS-n the CENTRE shelving rock large Hu-
skeleton, representing Mnos the Judge He
entrance Of the Internal Regons his right hand
al intervals the act to sentences below him
pear the concluding words OF Dane celebrated
"Abandon hope
All ye who enter here!r
In advance of this figure the foreground BY BELIZE
Blu b. seconded by his companions Cerberus and Python the
one three headed Dog other gigantic Snake
moving such surprEng to inspire the beholder
with belief that they living Further the left of Misos
Is LUClFE around whom Human Skeletons,
Of which transformed into Demons and mp torment
ing the sufferers. Still farther back 10 SKELETON HOLD.
ING THE STANDARD OF DEATH illustrating the fol-
Lowing lines:-
To this grim form cherished limbs have come,
And thus lie raouderng n their earthly home;
In tart bound hiioek, or in sculptured shrine
The alike their cold caresses twine;
So far we all equal, bat ence left
Our mortal weeds, Of vital spark beret
Asundcr farther than the Poles, we're driven
Some sunk deepest He'll raised to highest Heaven
hang from the rocks that form the Internal Cavern and reflect
their surface the Red Glare OF the Fires within On
rounded by the mournfu hrieks Of Condensed sp The
ca.hng % chains and uproar Of Devils and mps complete this
Scene OF Horrors
Admiration 90 cents Doors open at quarter past 7oeock
90 II may add to the interest Of this Exhibition by stating
that all the skeletons therein contased those Of maes
executed ia Ohio within the last 20 years. for their srn
nal offences short the proprietor feeling high cos6dense in
the tendency Of this Exhibition TO be exercised for good
and r.rS,. PURPOSES. especially invite, the srau'0u' at
SThe Exhibition only ias from half to three quarters
Of hour and the vstcr occupying the front seats fore
punishment for such tenery would not only be instantaneous
but most shocking my2s9w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

Naval.

ne Ooy Coddlngton, before rePortee, mas see"
Their up the beach, More Of her cargo will be saved
Naval.
Capt VIM c. Bolton, u. s. ~, has been ordered " ''
mand Of the rigate Brandywine - - r.o,, Havana
The U. ). scRr. Wave, Capt. Lasghin, cleared '0A'
7th inst. 81. A.. f,.,f of Mex.
ico II consists Of the Macedonian nag SNIP 81 ar x,as
and Warren AT the last accounts 'Ae ;tssts ga she in
mr. Will he relieved by the Warren and it Is probable 'ns'
shin Of war will be stationed off there during inc '' =
until order is restored
p..;. p..m;.r THOMPSON, from New York for Havre
nay so 20 hence for natanzas of Matanzas IL days
Foreign Ports.
u,v.S. Nav ll-Arr Rhine, Hawkins Apalachicoa. 9th
statra, Montgomery, Moo,le Elem ooruo"' 20" I'm
Pcrou, May i3-Cld, shannon Pondrot, New York 18th
arr Velocity, Kelly, New York v, .
Aur CAYEs May I2-Marner, Atwood, for New York,
sr. Cnorx, II day. since-srd, Tidal Gill, New York
MAyAoyEz, PR is days since-Srd, Baltic, New YORK
United states Ports.
ALBANY, May 27-Cld, Thos Peterkn, Avery New York
BosroN, May 27-Arr Elizabeth, Gsrham, New YORK
spleadd Patterso. DO. asth arr wan1ne0' N''Ae'
NAsrvcKEr May 24-srd, Orbit, Parket' Ne" YORK; ga
rissa, d, VISOR. do. n,., g. NJ,
York; Harvest frisby, Taunton, for do sid Camilla Imam
pin, New York. -, =
Pno,IDrscr May a7Arr Pequot, Bamby New York; Gs0r
gia Sherman, Sa, annah, via New York = :,
PHLApELrHA, May as-Crd, Valiant, Honeywell New
B1monn Nav a7Xrr Rockhi, wapee New York
via Norfolk; Meteor, Burgess, Wareham via New York
ALrxAspRA, DC May 27-Arr Mary Patton Messick, New
MoRnn. Nav ai@Cpa wakulla, Rat,oone, New York;
Equity Post do; Lion, Jsdson, Havana.
Nrw ORLEANS, May 2l-sld. New England; Leranter Ii
mosa Crawford New York. Louisa, Truman, do; Auburn,
Durfey, do
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

ng- Mr. JAMES HOWELL Of Manchester (Engiand)
and late Carmne street. in this city, will hear Of something
TO his advantage by sending his present address to
mySOlws PARSONS, CANNING co. New York.
{ry- STEAM BOAT NOTICE-The public are respect
f.y informed that the boat KOSCIUSkO will be with
drawn from the few days. order to make some
repairs Due notice will be given her resumng
her station again my30-lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30
AMEKICAN INSTITUTI

o. The annual election for Trustees OF this Institute wl
be held this Thursday evening" at O'Clock, at the New
Rooms Institute the building in the rear 81 the CITY
Hail. date Sessions Rooms The following ticket selected
from among earliest jealous OF its numbers sub
mted for the support Of the members generally by large
number friends OF the Insttueand is eoahdeny be.
eved that its will promote the best Interests Of this
important institution
For President-PETER II. ScHENcK.
For Vice Presidents-GEo. T. HOPKINS, ANDREW Will
LIAMs GEORGE ENDIcoTT.
Corresponding Secretary-T. B. WAKEMAN.
Recording Secretary-E. d. PLMPros.
Treasurer-JaREp l.. MooRE. my30-lt
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t. II. LUDLOW, Asctioneer.
ITO TAVERN KEEPERS AND GROCERS-E. H.
i LUDLOW CO., will sell at auction THURSDAY both
May at 10 O'Clock, at their No 10 Broad qsan
ty OF French Madeira and Port Wines together with
tity Of single and double Cordsl Shrub Oil Of Punch &c
These articles worth the attention Of grocer. and
keepers he greater part put five gallon
suitable for the trade. mxoS- Ais.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A POLIO GALLERY, Ns.4lo BROADWAY.--The Sc.
IA cond exhibition Of Paintings under the direction Of
Apollo Associations for the promotion of the Fine the
United States open consisting Of recent productions Of
American Artists and choice collection Of Gems Of Art
by the most eminent Old Masters.
Admission % cents Season Tickets 50 cents Catalogues
l23 cents.
This exhibition will close the 9Th Of July The third
hbon will be arranged after possible and continue
until SEPTEMBER About the l Of October the great fall exh
bon Of the works Of Modern Artists only will be opened and
continue until the annual meeting the 3d Monday Deem
Der, when the Pictures purchased by the Committee Of Man.
agement will be distributed amongst the Members