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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14

THE Nev JERSEY Cttae.--The cemmi'see
~ elections in the House Of Representa-.
lives, IN Washington, ra'u rePO':TG .rLa~ 90.
yor Of the democratic Claimants ANey ~
MORT the result as follows:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-14

cat.av.a., Fob. IS l84O.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

The Of produce in the Southern States rapidly
the the markets in that quarter and must
reduce the rate The little disposition ability
in the purchase goods would produce
favor Of certain and against the
North for the ENHANCEMENT of bank balances and
able currency.
The Alabama aud cotton going rapidly for
much that freghts Id per h. at New Orleans
the 18TH yet the issues of by the banks have al
ready deprecated the affect the exchange
In Louisiana there and in
Mississippi the Of the u S. Bank agents Messrs
Cowperthwat and Schot apparent in the rejection of the
resumption BILL in the Senate Of that State by potes after
it had passed the Houseby large majority While the efforts of
the nonresumptoniss directed the depreciation Of the
Southern currency 10 below the standard of New
York, 1t Is in vain to expect uniform circulating medium
The pennsylvania resumption BILL fixing the time the LIST
March, passed third reading in the Senate of that State
the 25h and has probably passed that body entirely by this
ne and been to the House for The bill in
its shape is entirely that which passed
the lower body The temper Of the Representatives being
strongly anti bank bill that will speedy resumption
will that body but will probably be vetoed By the Co
The question of resumpons simply that OF the u D.
Bank against the welfare banks and the people OF
Pennsy yana An immediate resumption would rum the Tor
mer but restore business majority of the banks OF that state
can resume. The following table of the country banks
COUNTRY BANKS OF PENNSYLVANIA. JAN. 1910.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
Cleared.


Ellen Montgomery. Portlanl Me; Morosco, woodside, VIII.
m1s Nc As ss
Packet ship vrginan, Higgins from Liverpool, Jan mdr
Bark Canton ConLng, Of Baltimore, from RIO Janero Jan
Bremen bark Virginia Schroeder from Bremen, Jan 3 mdr
Brig Will Griswod 10 I'm Pensacola, with cotton &c
brig Factor, Gley, d. I'm Bermuda specie sc to Ne.mh
Brig Autumn, Hag,r d. from Amsterdam, mdr sc to R
Brig Adamant Schultz IS days I'm Tenerie with bsra and
schr Victory fenheld days from Alexandria, Hour &c to
sesr VINCENT Judson days from Baltimore, flour, &c to
sturres h Chairman
Memoranda.
The Lexington Ripley which sailed from ~ Josephs for Ii
verpoo with bale. cotton on he ID inst returned having
~ ~ syeh condition as to ender Il necessary 10 run
her over 70 Ess Hsr6o opposite the city, where the
Commerce ef upansTbe arrival, at the port Of Havana
.s. the Us,h ., .Sse. s The esra,ss IL 4.
month ship g. briggs 81 sehrs shs OF was packets
giss.; from si SAINTS FHs,n states
Porto Rcos' other American ports European por2
Naval.
Tn. U schr Wave Lieut. Rogers which left st Augustine
of south Cad he! msnm.'. carried away
20 i"d'n * Ks Ssfo to =, rs2ssd on N''
..i i2SR rsr ns Vera Cruz 18th sd
70, Tsmycc h Jan a,h sid for Ma,amOras and Pensa-
G hip :, p II. ysT e.
Africa
United states Ports.
Nsw BrpronD, Feb 2i-arr Captal, Smith, NYork.
sALrs, Feb %.arr Hebcr, Wheeler, NYork. -
.op he Tor sou Mis
'sl,y5Ss s I'D id IOWA. r. H.,r. aoh arr Lotus
Lake. NYork
Moruy Feb is--cld Rose, Flanders, LiverpooI
Nvw OpLrAvs Feb is-cld vicksburg, Bunker New York.
Charles Bremote, Havre.
Foreign Ports.
g.Ios B,T T.,sd; Syo, Lagrange Th'rer NYOrt
I,l,a Yorl v,a A.
,.h segi;tr Gushing OF Boston, NOrleans 10
Moore Wig cargo; Madagascar Hall do; Franklin, Beetle
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29


This table evnces that the the time suspension,
oettered their condition. but have since rapidly behind
hand and will continue to do long lasts;
nothing but resumption will save them from nsovency All
that wanted to large in spring
uniform currency This be obtained only by general
resumption So long the banks suspended
classes are Inactive and consequently earning nothing how
then they pay IL the United States Bank is to continue
borrowing from the business community pay
OF Spectators in Europe there win any money
business with Until this policy ceased trade must remain
dead
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

1'O The PQBLlC-We call the special attention of the
public to the Inducements hels out BY SYLVESTER a Co
ISIS Bro,dw for investing in real estate situated New Or
leans Notwithstanding the attempts made by the David
Hale OF The Journal Of Commerce, have good
showing that the ahar IN question the entire conf
dence OF the cernnunity-and
who have doubts TO call Sylvester Co Who are de-
Of giving the full perfect in
pb '" any inquiries msne. n8y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

CONSUMPTION AND LIVER CoMPLAINT!-As ge-
neral remedy for these diseases, am fully satisfied
from long experience there is no medicine equal to
DR.. Taylor's Basam of Liverwort. Being purely
vegetable it be used with the utmost safety by
all persons in every condition 1t cleanses the lungs
by expectoration, relieves difficult breathing and
seems to heal the chest. There can be question
but this medicine is certain for chronic coughs
and colds. have used it for four years in my prac-
tice, and always with success.
A. F. ROGERS, M. d.
Sold genuine at 375 Bowery, N. Y; No. 36 Corn
hill, Boston; 80 North Sixth Street, Philadelphia
w&d*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

90 MR. WILLIAMS the English Ocuist may be
suited al his rented house. usual which IN 1887 he call
ed House No 4s broadway of
entrance No AZ day except Sundays between the hours Of
and until the LIST May lssl where all post paid letters will
tents who have been restored sight by Mr. Will
dies SINCE his in New York. he almost
day al O'clock with other PATIENTS at his house who
s,9 been though wholly covered from
letters.
part of the above house to let possession may be had
the whole of the SECOND and third floors the
first OF May next by application to Mr. Williams the first
floor, any day except Sunday from II to o'clock.
ie2s 2mdxlw+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

On Friday morning 2sh inst Robert Breese formerly of
year of his age. ~ " Wv ~
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited to at
tend ms funeral Sunday afternoon half past o'clock
inv II alton. ~
T. Matthews, aged months
AT Philadelphia the 10th instant Maria Teresa Elvira
oacia daughter of the late John w. Macomb Of New York
and WIFE Of Joseph r. Croskey, Of PHILADELPHIA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29
Sales Mt the Stock EXCHANGE
Provision Market.

Beef down little in prices most of the articles
that under this head Butchers now sell choice cuts of
" " lots pound and from that DOVE cents, Tur-
Keys are from se'enty-hve cents to nine shillings
The supplies within the past week have
and throughout there plenty Of edbes in market Fish
begins in and before another week has gone
be great abundance. Smells have been selling shinga
pound, and in several instances for less money
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

whaer put in for suppes Bolton Cutte do do Congress-
Town, Medina, Beckwih (Shaef) Odessa Moore
wg cargo Arctic Ruarke, do do Nelson Clark hman New
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29
MONEY MARKET.
Friday, Feb. ass y. M.

Stocks were generally little firm today North Ame
Trust and Banking recovered its fall oil yesterday ana
CLOSED at rise pc the close OF yesterday Della
ware and Hudson improved cent Harlem per cent
limited States Bank on the contrary declined per cent from
the last weeks sales OF Manhattan stock there were sales
at S. being less than the asking price
The examining committee going on their WORK IN TINS o
The ewes them and any attempt 10
over or facts will involve them all IN one COM
The community have long enough groaned beneath
the rascay of bank officers and the false reports oil whte
washing committees On the occasion of the late appointment
of James M'Bride w Todd and Thomas suherh as an
committee we those gentlemen that the
public expected thorough and impartial report Ore" the
attention fact connected with the Schuylk bankh re-
gard to similar committee appointed to satisfy the pubic In
regard to circulation injurious to the credit oil he
Bank after pretending to examine the AFFAIRS
of the Rank published report recommending her 10 the conn
ence Of the public Six weeks thereafter facts were developed
that sed their statements and frauds to the amount Of S
500 discovered The being arragned be-
fore the Jury their fraudulent report confessed that
they examined the affairs Of the bank their publication
to the contrary Notwithstanding We held this to the
committee of three for the Manhattan Bank
how they proceeded On the 18th OF February they
published report in which they state that all the loans made
~ the amply secured Nowwha the facts! At
the e that report made By the committee John g. Co.'S
far was bank endorser S256o0o Whch
of secured AZ ALL II until Tuesday last 25h February
and days after the report in question: that John O. Costa
to the Manhattan Company to secure
the payment II for the completion oil THIS and
smiar that the committee have delaye
from day day The amount due by MrCostar
Is ade payable five annual instruments II is probably still
resh in the public mind that the Of Nessrs Bergman
a Ebb.tts tried about Mr. Cosar paid into that
concern his check the Manhattan Company for Sooooo-
The WIS started whether this check constituted cash
paid in Mr. Robert White that OCCASION that he
would have paid the check presentation Now the duty
ramnitfer to the connection between the
Of Mr. Cosar and that Transaction The
fact here related regard the mortgage be ascertaned
by any who will consult the register Office records In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

CHATHAM THEATRE .-Kairrissah is the title oil
Indian Play, to be brought out this evening; at
the Chatham, for thebeneft OF MIR. j. X. scout; ne
piece is said to abound in striking positions and ORA
matte effect faithfully illustrating the Indian char
acter and part in every respect adapted to the me
voice and figure of Mr.. Scott The interesting
drama of the Adopted Child will also be played
Michael by Mr. Scott; besides which the drama Of
Avarice and other advertisements.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29
Port Of New York, February 30.

PACKETS TO DEPART.
LONDON.
Philadelphia, Morgan, March |
Samson, Stnrgess, March 10
President, Chadwick, March 20
LIVERPOOL.
Yazoo, Trask, March l
P. Henry, Delsno, March 7
Yirginias, Higgins, March 10
Europe, Marshall, March 10
New York, Barstow, unc.
HAyRE.
Rhone, Wotten, March 9
Duchesse d'Orleans, March 10
Erie, Funk, unc.
BRISTOL.
G.Western, (s) Hosken, Mar 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

Az FOR LIyERPOOL.-Packct Of the 7th Of March
NpH$N The fast sailing fret class packet ship PATRICK
S4A4<,HENRf, Capt. J. C. Delsno will sail as above her
Having very Superior accommodates for cabin and seerage
persons intending 20 embark should make early
p,catiou on board, foot Of Maiden larr, to
fe2S GLOVER n McMUHNAf, 50 SOath ct.
EQUESTRIAN EXCHANGE, 900 BOWERY.-The pro.
II preor Of the above establishment viii have regular sales
every Thursday Thursday nth Feb 1890 An
Horses intended sale should be entered the day be-
fore O'Clock p NJ place the catalogue
others will be offered
Persons having property dispose Of depend
per attention.
Public patronage is respectfully solicited.
AT private sale-Mstchsd ard single Horses.
feas iws MOSES POWELL, Proprietor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29
Passengers Arrived

Passengers Arrived.
Ia the yirgnian from Lyerpool-Dr tombstone lady and
child NYork; John Ferguson reland Charles Shaw Phi
ladepha; Francis Adams. lady and child Manchester Sam
b Hanson Sheffield; Miss Ellen Fleming Ireland.
M O MIN G. III f n A l. D-SHIP NEW y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29
CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
HOREHOUND CANDY.

CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
HOREHOUND CANDY.
Our Horehonnd Essence alone
By carefulness its way;
nh %ssh its IS. virtue, xi3S sr nST a ssp
Certificates with reference,
In a few words speak its defence
To those its power who need
The counsellor at bench and bar,
ear sdf to tes M 1 1pEs too far
To aid his clients cause;
Displays our Horehounds pride
Each The SsG jary to de eaK may speak
,rv ,o CERTIIp III AT with
M sss Es
1Bd pHtsse:kf T%dsi ffa st
lRs
and found relief until she used Essence Of HOre
AYERS saS 50
TO PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
The orator in Congress now,
Eel. H.; ii !" $e flsss"" glow,
His hearers list with wild delight,
Not :. dreaming dreaming the effect fee r % bright
The minister from pulpit high
Delights his congregation,
fr0ciaimingi Joy and succor nigh
The flock all wonder at the change,
So eloquent and handy
IT'S Peases Horehound Candy.
No public speaker should be without Pases Horehound Can
dy for 1t clears the voice and strengthens the lungs.
- Counsellor Il. NIMMS, No. l Chatham 81.
NO family should be without Peases Clarified Essence Of
horehound Candy; and ALL it is valuable
remedy Tor the asthma coughs Sc
DR.. ROGERS.
Agens-BuNelI 2o Chatham street, Horse6ed, 43 Bowery
Elton oi Nassau Of Ann street; Nelly 22 Blocker
street, Lee se2 Bowcry j. r. Lecount junction Grand and
Division street; Anderson, 22 Greenwich street, MARITIME
Ninth of ast street; Barmore Agne,
Hudson street
Age9sin Brooklyn, L. -Hays, 1888 Fulton street. Handy
HsacY Kiggins, Eiizabethtown, Nj
bEWARE-None are genuine BIZ, Sa 80 ~; ;.sssd
of whom IL be obtained wholesale and ret
Parties supplied with Ice Cream, Jelly and Blancmange in
forms, six shngs and all kinds Of Con
to suit the exigences ofthe times.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29
~ Efss yS sc "A, ANNp sEoWM FNgLANsp,

passage from the different ports reduced rates.
be obtained Every attention. facility and information "
given ~mgrants by different agents throughout the
o Europe and in Liverpool by MIR Herdman
Of the hrm being the TO attend To those
who BE- engaged BY their friends here delay
often complained OF
Letters will be forwarded and passages can be secured 10
Liverpool By The regular packets sailing on The Is 9TH s,h
10TH and 18th Of each month, throughout the year Aiso TO
London the s 10TH and 10Th OF each month APPLYING
BY letter, (postpaid,l or % the subscribers,
HEilDMAN n KEENAN,, 81 south,
-. door from w all ~
n b. Drafts can be obtained Cor large or small sums paw
able sight the National Bank of Ireland
ing above. xf-'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

- ron SALE valuable Farm, Timber Land, Water
Mn Power and Saw Mill situated on the Tiosa Rvsr To
"a County The above ~ IN very healthy
county having railroad and post road running through the
Farm from the coal mins oshurh to the Chenung Canal
and the Ee Railroad al Corning FOR particu
az Goo en nv. O. WADE, 9 Wall ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

attended,. have been those given by Miss Shirref
and Mr. Wilson Their selections are always plea
sing; and the manner in which they render their
music, SO easy, unaffected, and delightful that the
most fastidioIs taste be gratified Nbo's spa
cious and elegant saloon was crowded on "Wednesday
night when they gave their last musical soiree, and
the assemblage was unusually brilliant and fash
lie and deserved tribute to the talented vocalists
whom we are pleased to learn will give one more
CONCERT prior to the commencement OF their engage
ment at the Park. The concert will take place on
Monday evening next, at Niblo's, when great mu-
steal treat may be expected.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

\ o. TIE KsIcKERBocKEK for March has been out
,for day two in town, and has been sent 10 All
its subscribers, far and near, over the Union 1t is
a very entertaining number, even without the art.
cles Of Washington Irving which are In his usual
delig htftl stvle.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29


" remove Of May $50 broadway, entrance in War
~ rem street)
Confines his practice TO
DIsEAs OF T II EYE,
QPT!LaLMIC SURGERY IN GENERaL
~ day Friday and Saturday. DR.. wEsTMACOTT at
tends daily Sundays csceptd) also ON Dr. ELL1OTTs pa
tier during his absence.
Ofice hours from 10 to o'clock. myf-vn
RTIFICIAL TEETH-M. LEvETT, Dentist No. sea
n broadway INV street begs call the sen
of the public method Of fixing Artificial
Teeth-fr~ 10 fill seton the principle Of ATMOSPHERIC
by pam injury t. The adjoining teeth
gums Mr. Leves method Is nec anu altogether peculiar
ks. and warranted 70 produce the desired effect
From IN, New York Times
ARrrcta TsrruA friend Of having undergone den
tstca under the hands Of Mr. Levitt took
high o that gcntlemans skill facility AID
mode of supply the loss of Teeth by the introduction Of
unique principle Of Artificial in alike De
void PAIN We have been shown circular
conanin. from the New York Mirror, te Courier
Enquirer sm the Evening star all speaking IA the highest
terms ME- tevets principle for tho construction OF Ar
ti6cai Teetof novelty and Hty and Of its dispensing
with springs and gaturs by the SIM INTRODUCTION ofamos
pressure which has ben found nible for all
Of nascaon and ornaments indeed in hi. last respect tho
stand largely indebted TO Mr. Levet for his intro
ingenious application Of the ATMOSPHERIC pressure
principle. dis-Sm~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

S66 FOR HAvANA.-The eoppered Danish brig
H.; has large part Of her cargo engaged, and
will auct despatch For remainder Of freight passage
F w11 0"'0'"0' o'% K. COLLINS & CO. So south st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

SPLENDID GEOLOGICAL ExHIBITIoN-Nsw open a
- lanai street a few doors east of Neutrality-suspicious.
RAiMONp, WEEks, HOBBY 4 co. have the pleasure
rare beautiful aud extensive Msnsrere Of Living Animals
and Beasts at the above named place
Of the
imported to America Will be .pen the reception Of
visitors each day from 10 A NJ. to NJ and from o in
the evening. dIo-sn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

nACKET SHIP yAZOO FOR LIvERPOoL.-Passen
gers will please be on board at Orleans wharf foot Of Wall
street on Monday al March, n O'clock whfn steamboat
will aLe the ship 10 The letter bags will close a the
usual places at half past n o'clock. ie2s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

kyk POR SALE OR TO LET, Nhs three story brick
&S House No 7 Ninth street attic story and counter cell
lag, flushed complete German silver grses mshogany
plated furniture kitchen stone csern OF
capacity; furnace with ue throughout the house speaking
tubes; force pump hot ctern and bathing The
House built about been little
pied; IA. been painted and u perfect order App 70
HENRY LYNCH, on the premises, or 20 GERAHDUs
CLARK, ESQ .i3s Water street. fec I'm
EXHIBITtON OF LUsUs NATURE, OR LIVING Gu
II ROSITIEs, is open at 2si Broadway, cprose the
Park FROM the Asor House Admission rs cent?,
open from FIVE and hafpas 6ye TO hafgas nine r
NJ only TO state that the curiosity OF thcse
and eight old consists the FAIR representa-
sg claws both WHERE the hands and feet should be and
neither hand foot Of either boy alike impossible
convey advertisement idea Of their singular being,
they be merely rcmarkng that their health r not
the least impaired, and that their appcarsrce cannot offend
The fastdou The eldest s play the Co
harp the only Of the sind the United
States and always with hm the youngest learning 20 draw
and pant Also, exhibiting. splendid Scrptural Painting,
M feet long by i2ieet high. ja2s-im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29
philadelphia Advertisements.

s. B6sfsSf fqSM psa;
the Basement Story front of the mentioned popuar
cant y pse the 5.
WIN arp razors clean napkins, and abundance of fresh
&c He keeps constantly hand Permery Brushes and
having been for than five business at the
trOns Travellers Gentlemen Of PhaG phap pa
WkGAHr sFkEhTs SF SNTH
saasy F MfnA ssh and asssss Of Mr..
Enptertainmsnts, to conclude with Joan Of Arc '"
sS p r cents
NEW YORK, ALBANY, AND TROY STEAMBOAT
BETTE As s. aSS of s SSt
np goods &. 4 ssSst baggage, ban, him,
Se al he % put on s
goods freight, baggage, Sc y fe st"
| APES NJ EsII BEATTY WATER, OR :TRUE EAU DE
s o ny hs. :.n N 65
nns anG by Sf ladies and as s wash for %s
S h s @s. 4
70 ,, duly perfumes that has scos
s5fs7 vEGEfA STE Ro SG
rally from Covers s%pe. only which initiate.
paiur IN its to improve or beauty the complexion
INK INK AMP ffRoS RUST DEsTRoyER7so cent. per
d s. d. & ,
above articles all by The celebrated DR.
FRANCIS GOURAUD, of Paris and vice-Cons of New
port and be had only at Walker street from
Broadway, west side) fe2s imis'
COKE-The ceanest, cheapest, and best Fuel can be
" used for parlors cooking Apply at the Companys
Office l7s Mercer street the Engineer
Of Eighteenth street, North River. fe2s ~.
WANTED, Gardener to go To New Haven Conn; young
w without family would be preferred Apply No 70
MAIDEN lane, up stairs frs iw.
/0oLOGlCAL NSTITUTE.-JUNE, TITUS, ANGIE
now opsn for co. .gsHss Of Gss ss 4, Of Living Aa%a
tabsRment No 81 Rowery, w,e has brra
made to receive the public Visitors will have the add
tona sdysnisgs Of behodng hat rare and singular anina
cation of seeing BLACK TIGER. the existence Of which
hitherto been either doubted denied by all authors who
have written the subject.
the exhibition No ~ Christie street, directly
the Of The Bowery Amphitheatrc.
Hours exhibition from O'Clock A. M to NJ, and
'-sm 8 to 2 in the evening.
price. ' AZ Am.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

NEW EDITION OF MANEsCA's FRENCH COURSE
~ An oral system Of teaching Living Languages illustrated
by Of Lessons in he French through the
medium of the English, by Jean Nanesca-
Grammar Is TO language what forms to bodies None
truly teaches the without showing the other.
Third edition revised, 2y syo bds just published and Tor
sale by LINEN FENNELL, 1ss Broadway,
under the American Hotel.
Those who received only the first volume before the
second published requested TO call and receive it,
tiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

pEv c. H. WILLIAMSON, the French Missionary in the
~ City Of New York. will FORM by the solicitation of his
friends Friday. 2sth instant at o'clock r. NJ class for
those wishing TO receive from him instructions in the
r rench language.
Mr. c. H. w. will also form class for those either French
Ameriea who having good Of the French aa
age wish perfect themselves in Execution and Grammar
Apply Cor further particulars, his residence No ~ Beck
man street. k2T 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

FANCY BALL DRESSES, Just received from Paris.-Mr.
opened the beautiful and complete of Fancy
Ball Dresses this city, and which he offers TO TIE
amateurs very moderate prices at his establishment No
307 Broadway. fees 2minss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

(tOKE-The cleanest cheapest and best Fuel that
~ used for parlors cooking. Apply at the Companys
Office i7s Mercer street Of the Engineer the Works
OF Eighteenth street, North River
WANTED Gardener to go TO New Haven Conn; young
W without family would be preferred Apply No u
MAIDEN lane, stairs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-29

DILLIARDs-EXERCIsE FOR HEALTH ONLY,-A
respectfully informs his friends IN the vicinity
ohr Tattsrsas that he has fitted ts large Room tto
known broadway Hail. with tables, whsreh will
be happy hos. who wish TO play purchase tables and
there are thirteen tases ready for trial Tables Of every de-
cloths balls &c for sale above
The above ROOMS the reputation Of besg the
most and the best assortment Of tables