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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-07

A letter from Washington, published in
the Boston Morning Post, says Of the pro.
posed VAN buren, CONVENTION at BaltI.
more The conclusion is, that no Con
pentton, uhich can be called National, Oill
be held, and that 50 small portion Of the
States will send delegates, il a. all, as to
reader il desirable to dispense with the at.
tempt TO organize Convention. So far
as the views Of the democratic members OF
Congress are concerned, ! feel fully var.
ranted in saying that they are nearly unani.
nous against holding Convention.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-07

.Sirteen thousand Letters we're received
at Liverpool by the packet ship South Amer.
lea, from New York.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-07

"a Mr.. Badgers Speech.-We shall
commence on next week Mr.. Badgers
Speech. If extra canes are wanted our
friends VIII please inform Us to-day.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-07

HHAVlNG reassocated, respectfully tender
III their services 10 the community IN the va
rious branches of their profession and pledge
themselves to attend promptly and devote their
entire attention to their professional duties. In
difficult cases requiring consultation or the serv-
ces of both, no extra charge will be made. Their
charges generally will be moderate. They may,
always be found at the shop heretofore occupied
BY Dr. Harris, unless professionally engaged
MARCH, 81, 1870. 27G
NE. DR.. Caldwell considers his health sutfi.
GENTLY restored 10 say to his old friends, that he
will wait on them with as much pleasure aud en-
ergy as he has formerly done.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-07

~ The Loco Focos hereabouts pretend
to clam a victory in New York al the late
Charter Elections. Now We deny this, if
The statement we have seen IS correct, VIZ :
that 10 1889 there was elected 435 Wing
and 435 Loco Foco supervisors. This
wear there are 44T Wing to 1926 Van b.
ren supervisors elected. These elections
beng always conducted on party ground
is an evidence tina, New York is true as
S,eel to old TIP. You need aot gentleman,
lay the iauering unction to your souls
thai New York viii vote for Van Buren,
She sll not do it-her prosperity in eve.
~ respect has teen Frustrated BY the bad
ruans cement Of his administration.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-07

Daniel B. Baker, has been selected as
The Wing elec'or in this district, and has
accepted the nomination. Mr. Baker viii
canvass the district thoroughly, aud we
doubt not, will shake the Businesses Of the
Wilmington Adreriiser.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-07

An Independent PoItticidn,-John Nc.
Eyalne, Esq. leading member Of the Ad
unIslra,ion party IN OHIO late Van Bu
req candidate for Congress, and member
Of the Van Buren, Central Committee, has,
for reasons which he frankly avows in an
address, through the Columbus papers, pub.
llcly reuouuced his support Of Mr.. Van Blu,
ren, and declared himself in favor Of the
election Of his old commander and fellow
soldier, Gen. Harrison, whom be prefers
and supports, because Says he) kaoto
him, and know him to be brave man, a
true patriot, and a capable statesman" and
because :" have been dissatisfied with the
course Of measures pursued by the Admin
lslralion. National Iafeiligeneer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-07
The Peoples Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
j. NJ. NIOREHEAD, OF Guiiford.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WV. IL. HARRISON. of Ohio.

One Presi4eEtial Tsrm-tks integrity Of Public
Serraafs-iRe s0fefy 81 the Public Money, aad
the general good u the PEOPLE.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-07

~ Cotton.-Accounts from Liverpool
to April l, represent Cotton 10 have dechn-
ed ID. A dreadful depression still contin-
ues IN all tie manufacturing districts.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-07

Fayetteville District. B. Kelly,
E-q. OF Moore County, gentleman untger
sails respected for bis talents, aud esteemed
for the moral snd social virtues, has been
unanimously selected Oy District ConYen-
ton. a. the Harrson and Tyler Eiector for
the Fayetteville District.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-07

Pennsylvania. The United States Ga
zette, enc Of the mos, moderate and respec
table Wing papers in Philadelphia, says
that when the nomination Of Harrison wa
made By the Harrisburg Convention, it de
clared that Pennsylvania vas at wors
among the doubtful States. It nor says
" We have since that time taken SONS
pans to obtain materials for forming iudg
neni, and the result is, conviction tina
Pennsylyania will, in the Electoral College
give thirty Votes for Harrison and Tyler.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
PACKETS TO DEPART.
Cleared

Cleared
Reside issy Do Oven cRSSs D
chOl' SAY anHah' Republican; H9sssr rhilad
Ship Victoria Caldwell, of boston, DIS I'm Batavia will
Brig Malaga Diaap 81 DIS firm Gambia Africa with spee;.
sc to Il Nichols.
GcneralBecord.
The yirl man. Harris for Lierpoo and san.o, CT eess
for London sails today The, letter Tags will ell at Gil
pins News Rooms in the Exchage.
The Joseph Lord the new Hot boat emakaoiy last
Ves.. are very scarce at Phadepb 1t said that there
are not than half dom ssps now IN that port
AtApalachcola the 18th uhere in port u ships
bark IS brgss schs and ,oe besides number o. am
and var9ss ports of the The ssrshse ton
her of tons before lying IN sort IN Florida at one
The mort Of franklin La no provided with good pilots
There is y fee, water on the sSr, all times
Neither q the Br passsnSa s srs So, ns sss a''
Only vessel from North Asrea arrived at Australia in
1889.
The igate Constitution Commodore Cla1ton, has ar
''''' AZ United stars Ports.
Bosror, March i-eld Victor iaett, New York Homer,
Kent do; Abbott Lawrence, l dos Salem, Edredge do;
Hosmrs Hclr, March uet Tucker, NYork for 90;
T% nsiS iais March htOn,te Maroreh New
fgrs DsosSe March i.%s-r Brnt Nichols. Nyor
Rsnsosp March s-arr Julia, oemaker, New York. Ann
alisps. Mrsh sJ ar. s S$e4 N ny gan.,
S,vA~NAH, March AR q Lanar. Risley, Nfork
Noprtr March q-cld Wakulla, Ettoone NYerk Deborah
Handy, do; Peri Field, a.. -. ,
Nyw ORLEANs, Marct I-cld Republican, WILSON, N1ork;
Harriet Winsor, do; CoRnsey, More, do
Foreign Tsrts.
H,vASs Feb SsMasasoit Baritt, I'm Nfork for ~ Pc
trr.burr lg; Rapid War for NNuk disg, Harmony Clark
Do lg Globe, simmons I'm DO Cor Hamburg dos Roehanbeau
Msorc owes; 10th, Csnon, Whry, Hayrc, -
PoRT RoYaL Jam, FEB FAR eophilus Chase, New Ut
leans a, n
RtvER G,MBt, Cost Of Africa 20 days snee-sid Orc
gon, Phiprs, Nfork >-,yA q. ,-,,
GkNoA Dec 3i-arr Leodas Savage from NforR Wa wv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13
Correspondence of the Herald
PHtLApELpHrA, Thursday, 4


The only important item Of news here to-day is
the rioting in kcnsington, between the people OF the
district aud the workmcn employed by the Trenton
and Philadelphia Rail Road Company. This com
pany obtained the privilege from the legislature at
the last session of removing that portion OF their
road from the place where the locomotives are at
tached that runs down the Franklin road to Maiden
street and Front, 10 pass direct down Front
street and then the roundabout distance Of the
present route The citizens Of Kensington and Nor
thern Liberties. majority Of them, have always
been opposed To he road passing through the dis
trcts, and are hostile 10 the contemplated change.
The company r. bound by the present law to finish
the road by the I'D instant which they will not he
able TO do and must therefore get an extension OF
time from the legislature. The women have turned
out to-day, and some several hundred men. The
sheriff the ground with large body of depu-
ties and the women drove all hands off, and stopped
the workmen from tearing up the street 30 things
stand now at o'clock.
The following are the sales Of stocks: $3.50 and
$1,000 drafts on New York at sight, S1o6; 500
drafts on Boston, los l2 100 U. :. Bank, 90 days,
n; 81 do Saturday, fiat II 3d. 100 do six months,
rs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

Very LATE FROM JAMAIcA.-We have received,
nv the way Of Baltimore, a complete file Of the
"Morning Journal" published in Kingston, 10 inc
21st nit.
More incendiarisms had occurred on the Island,
and scarcely day passed without a FIRE.
Gov. Sir Charles Metcalf had given grand ball.
II j. getting to be very popular with the Islanders
One of the papers contains the following para
graph
We have just learned that armed boat, with a
crew of three men, captured by a skill, fitted
out by the authorities at Santa Cruz among the Jar
dimes de Ia Reyans. II was reported that their in
tention was 10 scze upon an American brig, leading
At Manzinella de Cuba The men, we understand,
had been sent for trial to Trinidad. We presume
that thew must have calculated on some augnenta-
ton Of force before carrying this project into
cution for your Signors are not generally considered
so rcdulent Of courage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13
No. 4 PECK SLIP

DoCTOR CARPENTER confines ~ usual TO dey-te his
IL entirr personal attention u all delicate
md private diseases.
T,-. sohavr sotnoItunae 90 become the victims
Of unparalleled ahu uuprinc pied csaisns With which this city
abonnds the laty -four laws regulating the
M cat profession respectfully solicited To call ~ h old
established DisIcnssry No. PEGS slip where many thousands
have been made to rejoice Al haFp deveranoe IRON sr
manifold diseases.
10 strangers Dr. Carpenter hegs leave 10 add that be
native The born, that he ~ grsduae 81 Union
Lolele, and received his droDs Va the city (cams 20 royal
konors liceutiae of the New York State Medical So
cctv had nearly thirty practice
Va city and what Is most mpsrtant he speedily and ehec
tuaiy his Patients
ne Separate offices and entrances for the privacy o. pa
tcnfs who contact Charges reasonable
mai m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

ARTIFICIAL TEETH-M. LEVITT, Dentist, No. zee
~ Broadway. INV call the sen
ton Of the public to az, ORIGINAL method Of fixing Artificial
Teen-om one full seton the principle q atmospheric
presrenaended b. pain injury to the adonSsg teeth
or gums Mr. Levetts method and altogether REGULAR
10 Las,U and y warranted produce the desired effect
fProm the New York Times
Aprtgf, TFrr-A friend Of ou having undergone den
under the hands Of Mr. Letstt took
high praise that Lentlsrnans skill facility ans new
mode suppl the loss Of Teeth, by The introduction OF
nev and unique principle of Arcia oBe, in alike de-
void 81 PAIN We have been shows circular
containing FROM the New york Mirror, the Courier
Enquirer. r~n the Evening star all speaking ~ The highest
thcal Teth-cf it, novelty aud utility aud OF s Dispensing
springs and gares by the simre Introduction ofamos
pherc which has been found rbe for all purposes
of and indeed ia this last the
stand largely indebted Mr. Leve for his intro
ducoa aud ingenious application Of the aosherc pressure
nr,nriule dis-3rris'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

BROADWAY CIRcSs.-Ths evening, John Smith,
Sweeney, Gossin, Rockwell and Wells, appear toye-
Their, being the last night but one OF the season.
The company will depart for England in the
course of a week or ten days.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

n-y-Thc resumption bill was taken mp IN the Penn
,ylya1ia Senate ON the 10Th inst, and an attempt
made 10 choose a committee of conference, whic h
wa lost. The House must appoint ore first Tho
Senate agreed by vote OF p o. TO insist upon its
amendments.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

GEOLOGICAL lNsTITUTE-yUNE,, TITUS ANGE-
IL VINE COS splendid collection of Living Animals 70
now open the reception Of yers Al their wen known
tahshm.n No. Rowery, where preparation has beg
the public. Visitors Will hay. the ado
uona advantage Of behoding a and singular ANIMAL,
LIVING EGYPTIAN GIRAFFE And the further gratif
cation of seeing BLACK TIGER the existence Of VIII,
has hitherto either doubted denied by all authors va
have written the subject.
Entrance to The exhibition No IL Christie street. directly
the rear OF The Bowcry Amphithcatrc; -
Hours Of exhibition from 10 o'clock A NJ to- p NJ, ana
from To = VA the evening. a,
price. utsm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13
Coal Trade.

As the mild weather approaches dealers fuel reduce the
prices and rid themselves of great quantity Of their stock
possible The past three cold have had effect
prices for is known that they last long Through
out the winter Lackawana coal has been selling 81
Schuyk at SO ooaSs o5 and White Ash at So So These
low prices compared with those paid previous But
there has been much deception pracsed many dealers
In weight Instead OF full ample ton only eighteen hundred
pounds have been given purchasers By this
m"rs have ben cheated out Of sum- heaggregae
Before another round something should be
done to prevent repetition
Coal has become article of trade Of great Importance
and value not only to Pennsy vana but to the whole
vast deal of labor and capital yearly engaged the
mines and the freight annually paid for shipment upwards
hafa million dollars Since the introduction of Anthracite
coal into steam vessels and locomotive engines the mines
been made to produce MORE greater value given
Gle Is proved that ten of this kind equal
twenty-five cords Of wood generating steam For idea
the rapid increase in the trade its 1870
when only three hundred and fifty tons mined give the
following showing the quantity slipped from the
sylyanis mines III periods of five years each
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13
SHIP NEWS

Fe,vxttV La Feb 20, Grecn, NNcrki lrabeth aoi
ei'd Nitrrod O.kInan. do; Orclo Brown. dos solomon
Francs q. do; Wolcoit Stevens, do. - -, +
pArfr~ March g. Phura, sherman. Boscn View Jcr-
.ey. Baker. NYork: cid reter Demil Qcues Nfork. q
RcuNoNp, March Julia, Niork; Orha-
men do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13
Foreign Market

-, JAMAICA, Feb q.
The following were disposed of yesterday.
CofFEE tres marked JH at a. I'd. and the other one
at 81 per 100 lbs.
barrels of this article at 81 os. Iod per ioobs
FLOUR AND PoRK-40o br New Orleans flour aud 100 ditto
6l S. 4d per bril-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

Flour in Baltimore gone down to Si.75 per
barrel Some sales were made on "wednesday as
low as @i.62.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

nj From Garrv's Ferry have adviccs 10 the
ith rst. They mention that the boodhounds had
caurbt five Indians in Middle Florida.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13
FAsTfiONA Ii -
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
ra tf..J... \ a.,r


THE subscriber has Just received han some supply black
and colorcd Cloths, tassimcres aud NesneH which he
will up order ~ his usual low Tor cash, VIZ
SPRING PRICES.
Dress Coats OF 10th. ~ 10 &c
LrocL do do ............ ~ % 40 ~ %
p,Stsoons do Cashmere or satinet. =. so TO IA %
yssts Of Satins, buff OF white Cashmere, Chal-
Ie and London W, tings. ............. 90 to 90
Persons furnishing their owngoods can have them made
follows, viz
Dress oats made and trimmed. .... 50 90 TO Sii %
Erock do do do 3 10
panaloous DO do ........
Vests do do ..,s.s....... 90
N BAN garments made at tile establishment srsmade By
The best wsrlmcn aud warranted o. ht.
The subscriber will the Of May newt TO No 20
Maiden lane. .-. ....z
rnaI2 3mis' URIAH Y. HARRIS.
A GRAND VOCAL COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
n TO MR. 4. y. HORN. Monday 18th Of March, To be
held At the Chatham Chapel. ighed for the occs-
when the following eminent vOcass have IN the knest
volunteered their valuable services and viii sing their
most popular songs, DUETS, and trios.-, -,
Miss SilIRRFFF Mr.. WILSON,
Mrs. MARTINI, MIR. MARTINI.
Miss POOL Mr. MANNERS,
Mr.. GiUBELLL
Mr. ETTIENNE will preside the nanoforte during the
first part.
Mr. T. HORN during the second
Doors omen al Concert 20 ~. Tckeh ~ each
10 BE- had the principal Music Stores and Of Mr. g h
HORN s7 Broadway also at the door the evening Of
| errmanee fnaia osis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13
Died.

On Tuesday, the 3d instant Mrs. Mary Ann White aged
years, wife of Manuel A. White of this city. .
On Thursday morning, Ny. Anthony O'Donnel
His f nds respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
Afternoon at o'clock from his late residence No. Allen
ANewark N j. on the 9th instant Peter Vanderwoor
of VIM Vanderwoor aged 81 years, formerly Of this city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

aggregate. $50 054 tons
Every there has been from to two hun.
bred thousand tons left after supplying the
Last spring there upwards ofone hundred and fifty
sand tons of the previous years mining 1t estimated that
about the same quantity remains unsod this spring.
What effect this have the prices
remains TO be
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13
LopfloJ Adverfsoments.
fhi,ndeIphia ADVERSE ments

W. upynn.NgT STRrF'rS 1-Aufi1h.,.s.
BY Mr.. booth. with favorite farce. '"lrt Hamlet
SATURDAY, March Ii-Bencft OF the Artist, Mr. nir.~
Cradle OF Liberty first time Of the ,xhhton of Dfop
Act, and the melo-drina of Cherry and Fair star.
Price of Adnssion.-Boxrs, so cents; Pit, Is cents.
perfn AT o -prsei
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

Ph asrs mhaEATkE-THis EVENING, Marcel h, -;1I
Is4 6o E NJ yandenhQr lon Miss vana,nboa
Gs:: fSs s sss.' (s ii.
ROWERY THEATRE.-The public j, re.osc,s,,I,, -
terror lie iS will p be- %' easj 1
with the uniform patronage which Manager as
MoSpXY Evening, March 18th ,s,o-fr,, n;u., oem'
s1,r G F e
entertainments, to bciereaiter announced VII" iruer
o. NOTICE Al persons having any accounts or claim.
one, during the preset week ' :" inc Dox
mails THos. s. HAMBLIN.
n M March S Il NH I, ,IhEATRETHs EVENING.
GREEN MoUNTTiiNf o BoR.@ of t5s uom,
SETH sLoPE.-se,H s,or. which he nm
THE PIT Tc conclude III he Sa 'i i, Drama Of
Boss. cents f ssS S Sem tsI.MSir 4 Scott
9een :. 9osrer sore z Curtain rises II O'Clock
u hi nnri ahhATF,-THIs EVENING March ~ ii,
tele Mr'C hE'ELs'Der Mr. Edwin; Cupid La Petit.
i Hdr GEi JACK Rssr boSe Climbing Boy Miss Rosa.
MA,N-FRED.-Man'Fre Mr. MITCHELL nr N sbirrar
A'HUsBAND AT sIGr-F.rdn.n,
vim; Catharinc, Mrs Plner '' AouSoe's, Mr. Ed
PIT ,sl cent?. ~ and third ers rs CENTS
BRpOAaDWAY CiRCUsTHIs EVENING, March - -.
Grsna ws and 10 M fG%Gs viii tho
Gsproy and spe Sy h sreaod
H.. ' Pp snd a nro by J.o Smith
CO, the Brazilian Apa. ~ WI" appear az Jo-
Doors open at 81; periormses comrn.nc. a,
Boxes 80 cents; Pit, cent " ''ocA
BoWERY AMpHIrHEsaE, No. 81 BowERy -N,rL
and re-mark-Al who y the boxes can from tbs o;k
nsfers %se f's amG s pS brilliantly illuminated M
i%%'y aa% s5' bsE sffe' proud and
%o SStSs al fl' Sis6s, 5a
lie s d Sc WAL be o'clock and the pub
neur and hall to view the spid Graae s allowing an
'rF THIS EVE s&sf p Sare ' as s per-
lne Spectacle Entree OF thrabs and their Wiyes. III
Sa"Rp & Are sp S%S * tir e Poses
HHS Srss pc hres Hose' Otto Moig On r T%e
BoNes 30 cents; Pit, 25 cents.
lNDEpEhDENT oPPosIri LINE F0R 1Ip.nv
L9nd.ng at ne intemeelae Laags-Breakfaf on Boo,d
= HAYWOOD s dies VIII e. 2PsS SilI Sa'
Inext abo'arclay street 9 3app,nson
at o'clock A NJ. until iuhcrho ""''''y' ana friday.
The kosciusko is the only day so,I, o,,os;.:.
the Hudson river viii eoUe To opposition qsn boat now
rose 50 long she is sustained bSenerous the above
malstf hgx ls NHsHsy % " K &, g Vests.
,aesr, NEWARK AND W YORK
q IN Ms sGlrnd lid y, esmer PXssAIc, Peter
fitted up for the se5 viii osnn nsndsom?y
'hfID .;c SihAHr' NEWARK For B.rclAr.r,
FARE -, G. ococh,P. NJ.
The steamer Psssaie is remarkabttr c,
each trip " mum anu hs'' 10 our and three-quarens
aaa!es w, az I S TN: roS. very p particularly
boat With baggage is ayoSe% bs ac as me srry
W2prated TO their use, attended by chambernad, S
Goods and freight take Terms nut only IN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13
LOVEJOY'S HOTEL, Jan. ~, Isl

LONEJOY'S HOTEL, Jan. "a, 1899.
JNR. LENISON-Sr,-Ahout year since lett Ter New
Orrans 10 commence mercantile business Soon after
nv arrival scame acquainted with several young merchants
from north Unfortunately sr soon adopted their
vices well their vrses; | soon contracted the
disease aYred several medical practitioners who bad
their handb posted up comspicuousy about the city, PAID
them Of money, hut all to no purpose A
lingering months aud daily growing worse, was ad
vissd by friend TO make Of Hunters Rcd prop aud am
hany 10 inform that after using only two bottles OF ~
found myself fully restored sound health, and able 70 return
To nv friends ~ we'll when left Intended To call on you
personally to thanks but shall be oDgea 10 ee
ia tine stage In the morning. m NJ M
Yours, truly, d. N. l.
You are Al liberty publish the above, by leaving ou
name, Division. 81 per wall JAS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

FANCY BALL os' Eses cubic rY S, h. Ia, as,
,.d he most beautiful and complete sssGr,menso. sny
Rall Dresses ever in this city ahu , No
aO7B Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

RIO STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY.-The sub
scrhrr has lust rcceied very extensive assortment OF
Plated Ware Table uthy, Lamps Gerandolcs, locks cut
Glass Tea Trays. &c all OF whichh Ohred AZ prices
III nsiS liz. DELAVAN, II Maiden lane
rHE managers Of the lac Fancy Dress Ball Of the Amsr.
can Dramatic Association, at the request ot numerous
friends are Cd to Civ another at Almaeks Broadway on
Monday evening, March Nh -, -,
T,ckss To- Admit nan and ladies' dollar to he bad
Of Mr. y WEST 81 Pine treet and MIR. g. iee Or
chard street mas fle0o
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13
MANEsCA's ORAL SYSTEM.

FRENCH LANGUAGE.-Mrs. DURAND daughter 81
the late John Maesca, viii another Class
on the o.. A. SysrEM Fully versed in that method by the
rcton father she feels confident her ability to i'm
part thorough knowledge of the French Language. The Class
will b. formed hour be enien a Cisss
Of Ladies will also be formed. Address % City Hall Place
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

tFr,m The Evening Star Of June i7th 1871
C,TRASt3TRS visiting New fgIk are RESPECTFULLY resrr'
- -. c,iiovpg tesiimnna-DESrfsrRY.- courier
Tp,wir@r and the Mirror both have referred new incps
H. H. c,ction Of artificial teeth by Mr.. Leyett, surgeon
p.n [o $50 broadway, which requires more than 9runay
a,,@ntisn because is remarkable Tor s noye and
r. ,g,iicaed machinery of springs and lgaturcs are az
dspene With and atmospheric pressure "a Mn
. IA, ar6ca substitute 10 be used with peri CT ease O
Iii nses Of firm nasication. The Mirror notices ms I'M
prot s,rnt from the fact that gentleman OF us oy
IN L; ,er leo III hut one and his lower was trceulnHy
deficient In its masticave powers, being only
e. Font teeth he could chew his food WITH shy
anl lie facility Of uttcrance considerably
Few DAYS aro, we him looksg quite younEl WY atisd
sore rst III teeth which appeared quite natur anu iJ
him TO perform all the functions Tor which they s. L bsJ
with ease and grace and IN just the same ms""''
never lost one" . 80. .kould he neglect
c,tbsr male female conserNaiot u al
freshness and whenever such an imgro,em,n, ary
p,b; should all the Dentist, and have !e Ern by ~
EXPLAINED, which we learn will be done WIN p'' "
EvFTT Dentist No. go Broadway entrants ~
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13
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