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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24

60 SsNsrHISo IN PRrPAsArss. Flo
renee, the popular proprietor Of the Oyster and Re-
ths PARTY !. sitting up something ccspectcd with
his establishment, that will ssteaish some folks.
In this city II viii be ready for the public in q
Iew days, and an immense sensation 10 not created
ssspeefirs II, tire. are We much mistaken ALREADY
ms rlorerces place is ofthe beat frequented In
New York Ills oy ster. selected frcu, the choic
- bedshis wines, ii9sswvs. and cigars, are OF the
ncst approved brands His walters are attsative
asd prompt-his barkeeper W exceedingly obiisinx
ED polite. n,d the landlord IL indeed /" host" in
himssm With the pvojscted improvements, thes,
expected that this viii become the most fashionable
svsnin4 resort In the city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24

Ths statsosnt sphspeing ebarges against the sub
serbsrs published il the Standard and other pspers
Of this morning, has just been ssen BY 10.
iul and unqualified denial Of the agency at
tempted to Ne imputed to OF having at any time
employed James b. Glentworth, er any other per-
son. TO procure from Philadelphia to vote
1t the elections in this state.
The fact that persons were brought Ia this city in
the fall Of 1898, to detect fraudulent voters who
were intended to be used by the opposite party has
never been denied, and was well known and publicly
avowed At the time.
This denial will be sufficient for the present to
put down the foul charges imputed to us. In the
meantime an appeal will be made to the tribunals Of
justice, to exrose and punish the unprincipled ndi
viduals who have engaged in = conspiracy, for ma
licous and Political purposes, to affect our charac-
ters
M ii. GRINNELL, JAMES BowEN,
r. M. BLATcHFoRp. S. Draper, Jr.
X. &. WETMoRE.
Dated New York, Oct. %, 1910.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24
c24 1t

THE SrEAMsR NARkAeAEsETT.-A report has
reached us second hand from two gentlemsa, whose
names ate given us, who were passengers ia the
steamer Narraganset,, the other evening that she
took fire, under the fire gratnss As the particu-
lars have reached us, we learn that the blower was
put on, and that the Goals became so heated that
part Of the gratings fell OUT and the woodwork
caught fire. Now, we trust, in the name Of human
ity this the case that the directors will take
sseh steps AZ to prevent. in any way. any part Of
their boats from taking fire. The Lexington is not
yet forgotten the tears dried which that ea,as
trophe drew forth.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24

Cleared.
ps sl w:s% S S,.a a t tSsSn s,os
y Aa sjf ossss
csroline B,oos wsshsi9n Nc Rse,i LAns ~ Boston,
cs,Ss.tSn . sutton Tr,'sot Hale, Venice, cSsmbs h2
r.ehs, 'hs oss,o B5,d,,h from London and forismOu,
ship Qsesn yctors, Thor-psop. from Liverpool 18th Sent
md. Thomp-os Oct 40 the Banks, spoke sehr ARIEL
ship Lsf.y cite, Ell,ry days from Charleston cotton to
ship Tr.aon Bro day. from Nor.n, cotton &c to
FesssIId., Williams, e B.nesr 9 aar. from New.
cow mas TO Reye.rs vsnd.r,oort-i passengers. sept
Bah Si%rs k,snsSuat JOas' 50 days from HUI, mdr,
Brs cssoaiea Rs.y y a,y. from cron.,ad,, r.p sc to
ss s r % A,.ss' Pr . vi. ; I'D,
Of SAGE Ne. 6 Baltimore s.,, d.y ,.,s,,,
e's su.esi. , 's 6ea. on s, 20 I%;ress
Ss rs sss o
dis ',ts G S% s .s, Wos
ford o. f.m Nswro,l fr .rs,seh,eo a. leh Jet 81 loo 70
passed :" sas and .ocp ' q var standing
Lawrence, coss. days FROM Charleston. cotton to
scS M.,snis Rove. 10 Day. from El,uth.rs, -ith $500
..S Sc.s 900 iss Is sHs
mssss, t,s.r r w%.soS Ne .,ss s ss,
s1s: TO ssi Is,y: a $, Mob To- Saa
aehr Kosciutc K.lep ssys from Turks leland With GOO
sehr Dpseh Lee days from Brandy wine Del corn
meal.
Two .hir,, one bark three brirs.
General Record.
Pst,f ,hip Dvehesss SOri,s.s Rchsrdsn for Havre is
unsvoidably detained until Monday merit
SHE Rsbbesv.-Nne Of the of the ship Merck,
SAWED WIN Metjsdsry secosd mate; l. Morris, WIN oweps
Jno Clemens Ed~ Ulry, Thos Dass, Allan Wie
and Thos Cienchy were brought NJ NQrcsns 90 IN. l,h
;|sSsiphis ssd hss general cargo The s.scs spyesr
to be conclusive against them.
4 Gs-si Recovered Cspt Easily Of Washington city his
Which has been snnI in the roooc COT number sni
has, enoved IL 10 his chip yard.
Sekr Ezfra String, n for proyideses before
spcten into NLendon ishi vih loss OF head Of
foremost and ioresa
Commander srinrhs has been relieved from ths
the socp Bosscs Of the squadror We have
The soop Fs6sd having been topped COP
PEREZ launched ON "Wednesday iro the brcohyr Navy
nv. Falmouth siocp preparing 20 be hauled up for
In he account p-bshed 81 the ships in commission there
wer. omitted hcse hs Hsree stsop-the North srolins
runs, thu Coumtus 90 and the Delaware o. The three
have ther- and could mo-
tice Also brig Conscre suus-surrtyng the Calf Of flc
rida. ..
cscdo-is ls Cl.snd from B.or ~ hovrs on, for Hsfsr
and Lissrp.cl Oct " iol MOT Cave sable
Chic, Bsltinors for Reer d,r, Oct IA lat 20 90 lonq
Is,hss Destination not aed. Oct "a LAT go lon 90
Napoleon, 10 days from Wilmington, NC, for Jscel Sept
70. isi Is, lcs - Ms Of his crew siet
Foreign Ports.
sspss,, cB, Oct is-sfr Grafton, SAITH, Antwerp
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24

9 1sss !, $3.50 49, y &. ,,,v !,
3 ~ mssan& o. .ss mos sn,s oMy M
most gatherings Of the people collected
togsthsr this sesson. .UPwsgds e ok THOUSAND
brilliantly luninaed in honor Of the glorious Harrison
victories In our sister stes sndt the utmost anmson and
good feeling prev allied in the great Of Reform in
which all patriots srdentiy engaged.
CHARLES ii. DELAVAN, Esq. presided, assisted by s.
PARsoks Esq. and JOHN McCssA. The meeting was ad.
dressed by OF speakers in the most
happy and eloquent The Eight Ward is safe for
Old Tip. H
$500 sketches of the life and public services Of General
II arrison will be gratis on the occ asion. GA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24

We are sorry to see Mr.. Grinneil, an excellent
honorable, and worthy man, put his name to such a
piece Of impotence, which is so Characteristic OF
the other signer Of this extraordinary Gard II
the evidence of Stevenson be esteemed nothing, can
any honest shut his eyes to tho testimony Of the
High Constable of Philadelphia, of McCardle, of
James b. Glentw erth-even Of Blstchford and Wet
more themselves in their "non mi ricordo' evil
denccl Shame! shame shame! General Harrison
does require the aid Of such men, and they are
utterly disavowed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24

with the single exception Of Beef meats Of all kinds
have declined 10 two cents per pound been
caused by the cold weather and by the establishment Of
several stalls in the city Several interlcpers too,
they called by the butchers have made their appear
deaers These interopers forestaIl at Hudson Kings
ton up the river and sell here without paying
scarcely any thereby having the ansge the
what use are the market lawsf None whstever. Their
why not make virtue OF necsssity and abolish them
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24
Passengers Arrived,

LoNpoN-Packtt ship Ontario-Nrs wainwright, family and
servant Montreal; Caiherwooi Miss Anu Caherweod.
York; d. James Graham, Edn5urg james Smith London;
Nugrdge England Pattison ad lady, Ply mouth Mrs Poin
ten and child Mrs Pggott aad lady PHILADELPHIA, Mrs Booty
-7s in the steerage
LlvERrooL-Shp Queen Yietoria-J Ivsrsor, Timmons-
Las in the steerags. -
q II Gambna, Genoa.
TuRxs IsLASp-Brg Oputnee-J Burtes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24
Died.

On Thursday evening, 22d inst, Of consumption, VIM.
H. Foster in the 39th year of his age
The friends and acluaintances of the family as also
those of his brother John Sickerson requested
10 attend his funeral from his late residence 1879 Broome
street. Sunday afternoon at O'clock without further
imitation
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24

0J- Tas Rev. Ma. KAsr desires us TO say, that
through Divine hlessing, he has been cured Of dis
tress"s cough attended With pain in the aide, night
swests, snd all the usual symptoms Of consutnp.
slcs, By three boxes Of shsrwsn's C,ugh Lozenges
Vie physician who had known Of several cares per.
fbraed by this popular remedy, recommended them
- the "a est and best medicine he could use. In
gratitude for his recovery, he makes this statement
tkst all Who are aHlicted with coughs may kno W
veNere TO knd q certain cure. +. 800,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24

Cs4rHAn TnEAraE.-As We antic ipated, Rice,
the great Jim Grew, hsd an overwhelming house,
for his benefit, and he never appeared in bet
ter spirits. His singing in Bo.e Squash most
elective, and fully established his reputation a
vocalist Of merit. This evening 10 the last Of his
e~gagenent. when he appears in conjunction with
the singular and surprising Hervio Nano. The
pieces are the beautiful and popular spectacle of
Peter wilkins, which nightly Crews in public "a
vor, the local negro piece Of Wheugh the Brazil
lian Ape, and the opera Of Bone Squash Diable, in
which Rice sings a number Of concerted negro
pieces. The house will, no doubt, be immense.
90 BRAHax gives his sacred concert at the Ia
bernacIe on Wednesday next. What a crowd will
- there.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24

CJr CoScrRr AT rHr Cry HortL.-Noiwith-
standing the severe rain on Wednesday aight last
which poured in almost overwhelming torrents on
the devoted heads OF the visiters, the Concert OF
Masters Hnghes was attended by quite a hume rcus
q idie,cs Each piece In succession astonished the
visitors; loud .nd thssisstic rewarded the
eGD,ts OF the " Juvenile Harpist" II would have
been TIC !, to imagine the beauty Of the compost
tioss, or the grace cfthe yosng performers. But
when the infant vioinst" made his debut, smile
played ~ the fair iscss AZ the ladies' who had al.
nost bseo ne martyrs tn the storm and their curiosi
"; but on the frst sole Admiration succeeded won
DER andtbs applause gradually swclcd in an uproar
Ose Of his lieees, The Csekoo Solo, was per-
fSrmed no less than four tmes. Every one parted
N god humor and as.onshment at the traiy mracu-
uoas perormaa ,es OF the youthful Ministries malgre
the tempe u that rosred without.
We understand these vocalists istenJ 10 repeat
their Concert next Thursday. Do
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24
Arrivals ~ the Principal Hotels.

A.rea Hoy.s;.Nw Edpond,, Hcvey. Pratt, J
Cook, Davis, c Easton, Boston; Tsy or, Twason,
Miss Langs, Troy; Foster, jr, Albany; II Pohe
mus; W D reekman, salem Mass; I Hillman, Bedford,
Wreaks Phil; Stanley and lady, Bssell n Camp
bell, u Navy;J CLovvett, Portorico.
AmssIe,s HorsL g w House, Easton; c W Ogden.
Mobile; Carey Phil II Drinker Bedford; Mrs Far.
rar Cambridge Miss Roteh, Bu,ternuts; W Leecock,
vr; Mr. Tush York; Mr. Read, chsrleston W Fischer,
Washington.
Fr,sxIrS HOv.r--L n Woodruff MI woodruff, Hart.
Marchant Mass; Cooke, VI Harper, Phil; T A Nor.
ton Edge,own Cornwall d rease and son. Milford A
smith, Buffalo; Yarbutt, II Palmer, 70 chester; y
TEN Syracuse; Davis and daughter; A Hsrjr, Or
GIors HorrL. Mr. Warwick. lady, child and servant;
Mr. Dixoni Mr. Bagley; Colwell, Phil; @ Bllcom,
Boston; Asbury, Phil
How,mps IIorrL.-J Dclama,cr, Palmyra: A How ard
w Fairfield, Hudson, NJ Fuller, Keloggwilc, Rous
scau, Asa Eddy aud lady Miss Orion, L Eddy Miss 3
Eddy, W shepherd, Troy Cunningham, b Pool, o
Hayeropp, Geo; Randolph, Dctroit Crchose Bos-
ton; v Bssel Bait; oi;ott, Harrisburgh; Cumnins,
Winfield; II NJ shaw, Rochester; Briggs Rinderhook
d Marsh, @ w Phillips, Tompknsi Pitkin, oswego;
w Gibbs C Morse, canandigus II Cook, uincshuTgh:
Smith, Burlington; Gen. Jackson Keep Lockportj
N CLARK, vsrmonti w 0rost Albany = Grant, West
J Mott jr York; w HOLMAN, Petershsm; 8 N EDDY,
Miss EDDY, Wells and lady Dwells and lady, Miss
orleans Martin and lady Hartford Draper b. Paris
France; Corning Hsrtordi ingraham and servant,
Ingrshzm, Kentucky.
Fork.
Usrrrp sr,rr. HoryL-A Miles Goshen; b Perro.
Northampton; Hays, w CRANKY "A Palmer, Savannah
Towner, N Haven; @ Foster IA Perkins " Dickerson,
Hartford w Otis, Truvton, York; Terry, Texas;
Mis-. Churchill, snow Mil; chsse and lady, Collins
Gr~fon " Munroe, New burgh; Campbell Rochester.
u N Green MIS-. Grsy. Gray. New London; Roberts.
RAY mond Ohio y Pesse. soners Conn; Sage slal.
dock, Midiieown; Lawrence, Phelps Norfolk.
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2-RIBBON AND SILK STORE
OU- DR.. L. GIRA RDIN 40.
No. DIVISION STREET, MOI.

AND No. So BEEyMAS srREEr, CORNER OF CLIFF.
ITO THE AFFLICTED.-Do not be discouraged and give
hopeless, ho "a you have been to great
nut receiving any benefit until you have tested
Dr. l. GIRARDN'S dinnes for the Of certain dir
for the increduous ave been Obliged to
Other medicine had failed to effect They possess most as
ceansrg and healing virtue, which 10 rot to be
From tie abuses practsed
the ommunity BY unTrneiped charltans who not ouly
the patel of his money, bat with daring inpunity sport
with his life, becom,n perfectly dsgused
are rpady prom uee every medicine though entirely
ienor ant Of its virtue, humbsg And here would
not performed not our stentSn SATISFIED Is
the osi coo,i clog evidence their favor publish long
let hundreds might from the most
but merely to stats VIII the medicine
be obtained Espsrienes mas sstabish.d their ss 70
RARDIN's PRINCIPAL Office MOI Division street. Cath
are end 50 Beekman st. OF Cliff st. Advice gratis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24

b PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING: osss!y <, .ss e:.s.,...s. NJ 81.
nsas' THE The W VIII fflI%sa' Of
ss;': NJ f s !s:; ii' '' y. Vice. s;s:
Highland TX. bon siS9 & asf,''. with
II a: e. Mr. Aais,F
Press-Boss. 81; f ir 50 cents; Ga;:-;r Nss.,.
p' ss:. open at before 'si'e1-rsr'''a'' commence
NEW CHATHAM THEATA>E.
THIS EVENING" Oct a,-Ths gsriormsrcs W.T. commence
WHEY A i 60 f's ok 2Ei ;fi +
aS frame f's'';i Az. :i;;i, Mi; Ia sssss
;Gsss * Az E.s:is
Hsa ASaS: wild Nam III. Island %ss;
hsessa Daughters Of columbat AW N fsSa
II S {; sis saSx z''f h D.s sEHisi Of
Spruce PM M,sisi;i Dack:s;' NJ. Thorn.
I Go6 ssts' 81 rife BEsGIxs x S
JOeko, Hsrvio NsRO Fernaneis, Mr. Ciiss
Door. sp.s 2. g.,lsrmaae. :. eenn:ps. AZ
MTTCHELL's OILY MPIC THEATRE.
THIS es f9s: sssS ''''' will co.,
HsA'.s sfi Ill.,. !; Miss iSS Mn. :sss.a
Il u,
NJ. OR cRuMMLEs IN SEARCH OF NOVELTY,
wHfFaiE .i, Edwin Wslios' Nj. ru.., SS;ssfs'
ATT FIFE Th faRs on s'i So sillsd
Mr. Bubs, Mr. Mitchell Madaline. Mrs Tmn
To conclude 10 To! ''' 'a' is'ta Of
Raa hs bsy Iss'' NJ s. E
Doors open at a-eur,an Tses az halipst1.
HILLS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Square.
(Late Me FrGnkiin.)
THIS EVENING, October a. the performances will CON-
goN %ffii M N VI ENGLAND gisg land .
rorr. sG'"0n '" Mr. B..ny Fanny, Mr III Mo~op
After which,
e. DE- psq psi,s sy , Mlis Asriei
AfsF T Tfisff o 81 EEs;sI ROSE ssTE:dv0f
Mr. M Is1,han fSSl III slislr.y Harriet NJ IN o.op
Comic GIee, by Ns,srs. fiumer. Archer Tsylcr
II: TIE TSsEiT E s GsSSs; c &c
McrsIand; ward cowrens, sIsiney
Prices Of adrssopP,ate Boxes S. To IS; Dress Circle
SO cents Psrsnette rs cents I'd Tier BoKss Gallery
bav@g a separate entrance, 2l cents.
(4li Broadway, opposite the Apollo
90 Open every Gay, LON ~ c'elock A. tsa ocIoekP
pAouERREs re- REAL = A NNib,o NV Mb,opAnAs
J..t sr,psA, BY 81 to h Man. .T1,sr and Les.r,.
EETidiESTTSE ny MONT :" f.rs. representing Nib
ssf d 81 q Il. xhw 2.
Both OF these tseieu ornr with modhcAtos Of
light Will produce the wonderful mssics effects
did and novel Dcramas pies II be IS esDs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24

TssHs lsdsys Mary Iimba for NYo.k, in
United States P.rts.
BArr, Oct lcld Fairfield, Cuts Mobile; Disigo Eaton,
Barbadoes Halowe Smith, St Marks; 18th, Caledonia
Manson, Cadz: Dunlap, Portland; cid JAS McCobb do.
BASooR, Oct is-arF Nerth Branch, NYork
PosrLAsp, Oct 2arr Taneier King, Pictou for NswYork
cid George, Anot Tampa nav.
NEwsURrPoRT, Oct 2i-arr Ivsuhoe, Post, Philad
SALEM Oct ai-cld Lotus, Baleh. Sunstra.
Bcsros Oct a'1sT Hsrcnssn Cook, Liy,rpooli vesper
Hopkins Phat Wolga Hall Washington. NC: John Murray
R;ysreux GsorgetosP DC Brrus Cottrs ps'lsd; George
Msr.eiliss Congress Masnzss NoIths%pton Mann Nor
e Ocean, Elddgs dol Be Bates. Pratt Mobile; Louisa,
nekley, Albany Montana, Crowell dol Victor, Haliet
York . -
PRovIpEscE Oct 2larr Union, Smith, amore; sid Nj
choss Blde (new, Of Providence 900 ons) Reed Mobiles
Susan Sarah, Allen. do Rowse, Cady Havana Minerva
Marble NOrcans; Richard Rush Hnckey Phladel; Flash,
Lake do Victory, Heath, NYok Report Davis, do; Gale
denia, Preut 8. do. 49,
NswroRT Oct s-arr Clarndow. Holmes, NYork for Bcs-
Hero Duncan do do Phsbe Baxter Baker, Halifax for
Phad 18TH Citizen, Brown, from Lubec for NYork Msrths
Csstne for Baltimore; t cid Masssoit Brown, New
18th, Rio. Cozxtns, Mobile. .
PM ApeLPHIA Oct 23-aTr Sultan Eastport; cid Acorn,
Boston,; Geo Washington do; Metsmors dol Mary Carver
Ann, East Greenwich; A Marshall, Parker, NYork.
NORFOLK, Oct 2o-an B.llow, Bostoni VIM Mayo, HALO
WE'LL Me.
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Latest Advlces
Arrival and Departure OF the Mails.

Kfr1vnI ana Departure OF INC NIaIIB
Arrives. Closes
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via Stonington,
daily, except Sandays; .:...::... An u Pm.
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via New Haven.
daily except Sundays. .............. p. Am.
Eastern Land Mail, which leaves Sunday
morning, closes Saturday ............ BPM.
EasternWay Mail vial srle n, w estchester,
Norwalk, &c. daily except Sshdays.... PM n.
Hartford Mail, by steamer daily, except
Southern Mail through to New orleans,
daily ................. ............ul p. r.
Western Mail daily. ...............l} p. o. p N.
Northern Maiiy daily 49,. An. d r.n.
Northern Steamboat Mall, to Saratoga, via
Hudson, Albany and Troy, daily. 81 r.M. GAM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24

BY THOMAS BELL.
(sRsvss Noe. - s4an s.d rs Fuhe~ streess)

BY THOMAS BELL.
tssvs' Ns' . Ar sT, nd " FAn'" streets,
FuRNIrURE-Atii nj O'clock, a the Auction Room en-
.siys and splendid Elegant Second Hand and New
Furniture BY catalogue MONDAY
Exclusive sale Of framed pan,nss epgravnfs and etss
ngs locking glasses glass ware engangs Without
hS"e'' ~e' Al ~ 0e'0e1 TUtEspxY. rooms
Dry goods clothing fancy articles, furniture, watches, jew
'"'' ~' AZ 'V' 0s0'I wEpNEsDXY.
Splendid sale of second hand and new furniture all their
A.O. beautiful Brussels carpets rugs, SOFAS mahogany
BY uTTERFIEtp e2AcHEMoE
Out door sales of Groceries Furniture, &c paaetaaIiy at
TENDED to- and respectfully solicited
MONDAY, Nova
ro pmwNB rss sAtE-Atio O'Clock, at the auction
AMI vsLle sssormsai pedres, which AVE
been deposited aysasr + sG pR s,ysTSss ,,r
1900 tons Peach Orchard Coal. L '"lh'
ehalirons Liverpool do. Delivered at the market prices
Also, leo Cooking Stoves.
SALES OF FURNITURE.-The suetioneer r.speet6il
al the dwensd 9th acc nine bs. o.
keeping Liberal cash advances will be ON furniture
the effects ofpersons deceased personally attended to-
J. NJ Wheeler, Auctioneer.
Store No. iss tthathom sguay..
ruaN.ruRE-A, i, p adisi RAH u .nt of Store gene.
raj assortment and Kitchen furniture consisting
ofsew and second hand bureaus Dies
IA writing desks mahogany and cane seat chairs
rsekny chairs locking glasses double n ahd cat decsnte
wine glasses S lamps maRtel clocks croekoy glass
to .po. Of their sooSs npSss end
sending their address to the store and goods to any amount
Liberal advances paid goods semitic the store and
cash paid for an goods on the day Of SALE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24
FEALE's NEW YURk MUSEUM
OE NATURAL HISTORY AND SCIENCE

brodoray opposite the City Hall and Park.
Day ,isiter to the Museum admitted the
lug, free Of charge
propooned in the United States be during the
day aud evening.
GRAND CONCERT OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENT.
TAI MUSIC given BY Mrs. Morley the ceiebrated vocalist
OF the London Coneerts Mr. Beanes solcksog
e music and organist Of St Peters ChTeL, Of s tiy-d
LIVING BOA CONSTRUCTION SERPENT. fro.
South America perfectly gentle.
Owens - : -
Admtsscs to all the ,nt.r,apm .uts Is cents Children
half pr,ce. tIO,ns
A MusEMEN Is,-J. Z. JAIL 8 " AsBINGTONBOW
LING SALOON, 2c2 Broadv The criber has e.
ted Bowling saloon under Kesler Pnes with three
hy and shns Board not TO be SURPASSED p am In the
place OF every attention viii be raid
TO those who wish themselves The alwars
lowed. =
NB.-Genemen wishing learn the game will hnd exps
fenced - me keererf TO teach them. 90 Sun
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24
HARNDEN 4 cos. EXPRESS.

Wy FHARNBES HIS associated with himself DEXTER
w BRIGHAM Jr, in the Package Exf Foreign Let.
ter General and Csmmss Under the
firm OF HARNDEN co. They have established branch
OF their in London and Liverpool and " Brigham will
reside conduct the business Their Off
at No Wall street New York; CORNER q Third and
Market street, Phsderha; of Union Buildings
Providence; No Court street Boston Due notice will be
given Of their oees Lsadon and Liverpool Packages
PARCELS Boxes and Samples Of Goods Specie, Bank Notes
&c will b. RECEIVED at either Office and forwarded promptly
Goods and collecting Notes aud Bills In short any and all
busness entrusted to their will meet with prompt sth
ton. - ...
FOREIGN LITTER pEPARTMENT.
British and North Roy Al Mail
Line Stea shrs kept at their oces Ne York and
Boston, where letters will he received either for The United
Kingdom OF the Costsen the postage OF which
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24
OF AMERicHN NicToRIEs,

Painted BY Eugine Lam, abey, Besnge, and other es
LIBERATED french artists.
NEW ORLEANs-LAkE ERiE-rORK TOWN.
These magnificent Paintings twenty feet IN width ana
kteen feet hpt form the series Of collections INTENDED
10 illustrate the Naval ard Military History Ct the U.stsI
state have been executed IN Paris
~ thousand francs each by the celebrated arsis
syi. OF the sPehdd ation 81 Napoleon Victories
the Musee du Lusemburg and Chateau de Versailles
The first two. New Orleans and Lake Er,e) exhi
biting at tie Granite III hug Of Chambers street and
Broadway. Entrance IN Chsuht r. street.
ON The evening OF Ims