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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-16
BY EXPRESS.
lCorrespen Jenee Of the Heald. L
WAsHnsspcN Cry, March IL. ~,

WAsHsePor CRY, March IL, K$:1
In the House of Representatives rsday, the Hon.
Mr.. Jennifer, Of Maryland held the fhor during the
morning hour, in continuing speech Ne CONNIE need
on Thursday motion print the report of the mi
nority of the Committee on Elections. When the
hour had expired,
Mr.. Rives, of Virginia, moved to suspend the
Rules to enable Mr.. Jeaifcr to proceed and this
brought the debate to close. The House refusing
to suspend the rules,
Mr.. Rives asked permission to go on and. reply 20
some personal remarks. that Mr.. Jerifsp had in
dulged at his expense.
The House refused.
MIR. Rives appealed to the courtesy and Hbe rality
OF the House, to suffer him to proceed Load cries
OF no, no. the " order Of the day" &c
Mr. Rives now called out to any personal friend
he might have on the ioorg to a suspension of
the rules for him
Mr, John Nj. Bolts Well sir, / cali for a sus-
pension OF the rules! The ayes and noes or
dcred, and the rules were suspended and
Mr.. Rives, took the floor, and after he and Nj
Jeniier had had cooquay,o of an hour and upv ards
nine tenths OF which was occupied by MIR Rives, it
was discovered that Mr.. Jenifer had not insultcd
Mr.. Rives; that Mr. Eives had not insultcd Mr.
Jenifer both parties had abered un Ger an error and
all was right.
| The gentlemany Mr.. Jenifer explained TO Mr.
Rives, and the good and amiable MIR. Rives ex-
planned to Mr.. Jenifer. Mr.. Rives satisfied Mr.
Jenifer and Mr.. Jenifcr satisfied Mr. Riyes. and
thus the of Rves Jener alias Jcnifer rs
Rivcs, settled tie the infinite sat laction of ALL and
peace and harmony once more prevailed the uni
verse. Nothing else was,dons. The Senate did not
SIT, and the House being dry, al Jsurned.
Yours, sc.
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Selma. from New York for Mobile, March lat 80 s. Ion
Maria from NYork for Savannah, March off Frying Pan
from Havana FOR New York March of
Mog 4 Apaacncoia for Liverpool 10 days. March
United states Ports.
f Mae dbl cid M%ns es SYG Asa
Sasai Nois lS Hsnss"iiisi foa mr. b bSps@'
PRoviprscr, Mach PAR Moses Eddy, Bliyen NYok.
YORK EJECT, SssS &. New
ss: a ss: sFF & s;si SiS s
s"s Salem for do nth Esther Eh1a kyssqn NYOrk for
Fs$iss g SHss
Ms March sd &SSss Hrey NYok
spa March lsrr Hope Johnson NYo!1 cid
DE- 4; y Rlgey saPg do; augusta Williams do; John
BiLriio, March s-sld Carolnla, Oakley, NYork cid
RicsnosD, March li-ar Flash NYork; sid Sands, do
MSa Snson No. S;ga5a s d hsr Network p,
do st Daniel Webster do; 10th, arrivals; sid Empire
iss i1r Ley &sa1 G sss
iI Emily hs iSs sG 3hsEa f%s Do Do
So March Geld Nancy Jane, Row, NYorl;
irf ss Moscow ssss fSf% Dull hs
NEW oniEANs, March acld Orbit, Latham, NYork; Flaw
Key wn'r Feb aI F.r e!es eSrfs.s NForA
e Ia;s ys sS
s EESss al @
ia f fss PS Hs,as
Time dos Lowell Boston, Asia Savannah 6ih sid United
Kingdom Confessions; Orwa, NOreans; 18th, 81! Obern,
Koapp NYork; 18th. sid Agnes, NOreans 49,
FLUSHING, Jan 3iThe Cronsadt, Hatch for Maanzas, has
put in here to repair damages sustained this late gales
KlNGsroN, Jan arr Aurora, Liverpool Tor NOreans ,
Hooper Feeto for Amerca-eft Havre Feb met with
bad weather shipped broke stanchions shifted ballast
AMsG 2sarr Fernando NYork with loss OF anchor
cable and bulwarks.
M,RYPoRr Jan 3The IIarriet-beore reported-Strout,
from Savannah has been and the hull aud materials
sold; the has been discharged damaged state
loves Feb 6-Put IN windbound Leonora Bray I'm Havre
Kss,LE, Jan 25The Warrior, Jones' from Liverpool for
Charleston stranded at Cool Mene and has been condemned
very little Of the has baen saved.
Isle WALNEv, 2s-A board with Elizabeth" il,
here.
Der aden and APPARENTLY watsogge AMI smased driven
on rock Kkee the 2eth part of the saved
CoRk Jan 3Captsin Barstow, of the New York. from Lii
verpoo for NYork obliged to put u of his in Jail for
cinuat from Va
IL rrE ELBs, Jan Carr Gustava, NBedford
GrUxHAvES, Jan i-sld Franklin, Weeland, NYork
IExEL, Jan 3-arr I1oghetan Newman, NY DIRK
,AMsrERpaM Jan S-ar Aeeebque, Brewer Nfork; He be
NBedfordi Feb |, Albertina, Manritson, NYork
GENOA, Dec 3i-arr Leonidas, NYork. ,
Nov 1o-Pars 10 days. 18th, sid
Courier, do.
There were no American vessels at Lasuayra, Feb29
ST GROIN Feb 2l-Mara, Mayo for New York, 23d Atlas
Haynes do disg; Long Island Davis, do Motto Forbes
do do; Wanda, Adams from st Thomas for NYork.
NASSAU Mp March 2-Joseph, Gorham for Newfork, mex
day.
HAMILTON, Bermuda March 2arr Charles Dyer Blackwell
There American vessels at Halifax, 7th inst.
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state Of Trade.

We can nstce material improvement in busuess general
~ The prices Of most descriptions of merchandise still
falling In the retail trade of the city there is however more
doing and there evidently increasing activity among small
dealers The great aud general arrangement of the
prevents any great increase o business from the South and
west The export trade " the city from the January 1910
10 the present time Las more than 50 per cent
during the same period last year; the time the imports
have been ucess This indicates operation ohe derangcd
currency spon the trade OF the city The low and falling prices
nave soods TO he re-espoed to thereby
heavy deben,ure payments from the Custom House. scarcity
ofvessels and rise in freiehis.
The state Of things in the south snch preclude hone
Of any great trade from that the cotton market in
Liverpool becomes active. The dealers cannot buy on
credit now dependent cash pay from the plan
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Ss2s oss 90
This indicates the imports have been this scarcely
IA per cent Of those Of last year.
The basis Of the imports last the State stocks
the extent to which made and the probability
which that they would greatly increase led those
interested transactions TO devise the best of
hening confidence them This finally took the
which appeared circular bearing he signature
ofthe Earrings, viz proposition for the assumption of the
State debts by the Federal Government II appears that
this scheme first proposed by Mr. Jaudon alter his
arva IN Eng months at meeting Of certain
Of the Stock Exchange his Office in London This
plan finds much favor with the London dealers and journalists
The banker. circular, particular highly of while
it states that something must Be done to give additional vad
tohe securities hey appear entertain doubt ofs
position which they will discover their
In addition this desire for increase of security, the
future negotiations Of American bonds wiha to contend
with the increased opposition Of the Bank Of England
Of the fact that the funds which have protected the cotton
spcuaons Liverpool from the action Of the bankn its de-
sire cura raised upon State Bonds
years. consequently could be recalled whereas under
the open credit system OF 1885, fall OF
produced when the bank refused the accepances Of the
Anglo-Ameriean houses.
The general position Of England is similar TO that Of this
country nasmush Of confidence has been pro-
dueed m both countries BY the action Of the leading banks
This want of confidence has destroyed greatly diminished
that large portion of the currency which consists in private
credits bills Of individuals There IL nut little prospect Of
speedy restoration OF that confidence while the banks continue
agate consequently trade cannot flourish beyond those
transactions which qudsd by cash these
diminish confidence in Bank paper until
they embraced within the capacity Of the specie currency
aud prices are brought to a corresponding level
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CHATHAM TnEArRE.-There is to be a grand
gala this evening at the Chatham fer the benefit of
Mrs. Thorne The the principal feature in the en-
tertainments is the production of the melo.
drama, written by the late amented Henry J. Finn,
entitled Caspar Hauser, or the Wild Boy of Bohe-
mia, in which Mr. Hill sustains the part of DR.. Lott
White, sort of everything as he STYLES
himself, dealing in little notions and TAX ing pro-
minent part throughout. Mr.. Hill also plays Major
Wheeler, in New Notions Messrs. j. r. Scott,
Browne, c. II. Thorne, appear Loonev MrTwol-
ter, Caleb Quotcm and John Lump, in the Review
Mr.. Browne and Mr.. Jones, in the farce of Perfec,
ton, and the charming Mrs Gibbs as Kate Kearney,
in which character she will sing some of her most
admired songs.
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PAhk THEATRE-TMs EVENING hIarea, Is, will be-
GAIo-Tsio Mr.. yandsulhogi Marcia, Mis-. yans,slog
THE LADY OF LYONs>-Claude Melnott. Mr. rsss,nL
rann-, Miss Vandenhoh '
Priees-Boxcs 81; Pit, so cents; Gallery, IS cents
ROWERY THEATRE.-rAl EVENING, March 10 will
METAIoRA.-Meta Mr. Forrest; Oceana Mrs Proc.
ONE QGLoCtK-IIardyhautc, Mr. AIRY; sangrida, Mr.
Doors at hlfpas SKI and the curtain
rrecs.-Boxes IS cents; Pit S7 cents; Gallery rs cents
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.-TIIIs EVENING.
CAsPHR ii Us iaD' %ot whae Mr. Hill, ca,oar
NEW NoTloNs.-siajor Wheeler. MIR. Hill Ellen. Mrs
rERFECTiON.-sir Lawrence Paragon Mr. Jones; Charles
THE REyIEW.-Looney M'Twsiser j. r. Scott; John
Lump, MIR. Thorne.
DOORS open at quarter before Cnssia rises 4 o'clock
OLYMPiC THEATRE.-THIs EVENING, March i6 viii
THE BLUE JACKETS.-Ben Binna.Ie Mr. Edwin
MAN-FRED-Man Fred, Mr.. Mchell; shirref, Miss Sim
The SAVAGE AND MAIDEN-Mr Crnmmles, Mr. Nit
OLYMPIC REvELs-Jupiter Mr.. Eduin Cupid, La Petite
Pit ial cents. 'N ''''' '''' - 'e"''-
ROWEhf AMPHiTHEATkE, No. 81 BOWERY-NaTk
Of the doors the spacious brilliantly lum;naJ ME-
nage where amidst one hundred beasts birds
the untaneable black ser-the mlme
asf pae5f anG hoeeo
observe-he doors will openeda o'clock and the PUB
hour half view splendid Ga Se Se a e an
"r%rP Hs 9sy'f :! M past Msr seven M
Grand Military Casacade Swiss sroSeas as vm
nastics Elegant Equtation Negro au
3, and Horses; Exercises Slack Rope Wonderful Wan
s Mrst s P%G S, Bs9s Act, ssfan East To
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DIR. ELLIOTT,

OCULIsT AND OpHTHALMIC SURGEON,
1O3 Broadtpap, corner % Duane street,
Confines his practice 70 .- .-........
IDIsFASEs OF THE EYE Il OPERATIONS THERE
~ ON, (.hen required0 -, 49,, w,
DR. Fs office hours from 10 70 4octoch, monue>, Weu
nesdav. Friday, and till Saturday. 4, a.,
DR. WFsTM aCOTT is IN ATTENDANCE daily, lsundays en-
ce,tsdN slso ON Dr. Fetts patients during his absence
lThe poorer class be attended to from hapas' to
n DR. Elliott viii remove lat May TO esi broadway
Entr,ncs Il, w rren street. my9yts
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Isaac II. Bronson Of New York, has been appointed
Judge of the United States for the Eastern District
of Florida in place of II. n Reid, appointed COVER
Of that territory.
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CITY SALOON,
OPP0sITE. ST. PAuL'S CaURCH: BROADWAY

OPPOSITE ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, BROADWAY
- AND NEXT DOOR TO THE AMERICAN MU
SEUMThis splendid adjustment is reopensd for
season with tne new ngemen and decorations
10 of
sion of Moral tual and Exhibitions under the
sole direction Of Mr. II lANNINGTON
The Saloon provided with
cushions and backs the whole ssndd lighted with gas pro
ducng effect elegance and comfort equal not
superior to the finest hall in America.
Tickets rs each, with distinction of age
tickets for dollar, if purchased the Saloon during day.
Doors oten AZ Z, to commence a quarter before
Moving Diorana of an Italian Landscape.
New Drop Scene.
New Moonlight View Of the Abbey of San Francisco wlk
rising moon, stars, procession, sc. Sc &c.
New Drop Scene.
Splendid Fairy Groto, with she rising of Submarine Fairy
Palace.
in the Wood. >
Concluding with the Italian Fantoccini introducing variety
of New Figures. mall Iiat
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CHhwLs, LADIES, LADIES' sHAwLsn sHAwLs,
- LADIEs-seo beautiful Brcehe shs~s selling ut 50
each, At
ale vANN'S, Fi Grand ST.
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THE TiPPECANOE CLUB OF THE SEVENTEENTH
WARD celebrated their monthly meeting the " Log
Cabin d. orons of Houston and Chryse stree
Wednesday st March; lao, by the largest and enhu
siastc meeting eycrheld the ward the President the Club
John +. Adriance Esq, in the Chair
The minutes been read the Corresponding Committee
report that they received from all quarters the gratifying
tegencc Of the diffusion of democratic principles
and Tyler.
The of the club requiring additional officers
the following gentlemen " elected
CHAS. c. WALDEN, VioePresident, and
JAMES H. KIELUM, Assistant Secretary.
The Club then eioquehty addressed by Temple Fay
Es97 of williamsburg, Theo. F. Tomlinson ESD. and -
Beiden Esd who portray ed IA glowing coors the
policy OF Martin Van Buren, who through the snh
seeking to reduce the Of the aborer aud asten
country that engns ofdespotism Bank showing
eonemsely that tho only of securing county from
ITS iihcutes nte elevation of W. H. Harrison and John
Tyler to the Presidency and VicepIesdency of the United
Alex Welsh ESQ., then addressed the Cub in Dutch Eng.
fish, recommending the Hard Cider candidate which
celyed with great cheering.
After the admission OF large number Of MEMBERS the
Club then adj urned
JOHN F. ADRIANCE. President.
JOHN VANDEWATER, Vice
CHARLES c. WALDEN,S Presidents
Sh9 .a1r. fKksHfr, Secretaries mo,su.
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ers for Of making purchaser The planters in
depend actual sale of cotton for the making
those payments This is the basis of legitimate healthy
south will ecommence The southern dealers will
forward to make purchases until they bring with the
actual proceeds of cotton sales The
dependant the proceeds of sales The old
credit ystem is entirely broken through by weight
and trade is springas in legitimate manners is
is based purchases made by earnings
As those purchases increase magnitude the for goods
in the Cities and consequently increased Imports will revive
THIS entirely reversing the in which
conducted for the last four FIVE years then
with large imports Of goods by persons depended
to seek toners and every possible
manner by giving credit and thereby tempting both dealers and
consumers 10 buy than they could afford This system of
course exploded The system is firm bass and
not explode until the banks again expand and their old
policy accommodation advances
CoTros-The received by the Great Western operated
very unfavorably this market aud bat very little done
for few days. until reduction of al again ndscd buyers
10 enter the Market and sales fer the last few days have
been extensive. Sales have been made as follows:
Upland, New Orleans, s. 40
| Florida, 7a9t
The arrivals have been about. .;.,... $500 bales
The from the u States from Oct to date e55259
do for the same time last year 1859 :"
The southern markets have shown symptoms improve
ment; the contrary have still downward tendency which
will doubtless be increased when the by the West
| ern shall have been received.
The following table of sales stocks prices and remarks
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-16

GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE.-JUNE, TITUS ANGE-
II VINE cos splendid collec non Of Living Animas 10
for the reception Of vseY their VOL known
Enlistment No 81 Bossry, where PREPARATION has ben
ons snage Of ebodng that snc singular enimas
LIVING EGYPTIAN GIRAFFE And the further rrath-
has hitherto either doubted denied by all authors who
have written the subject
Entance the exhibition No II Christie street directly in
the OF The Bowery Amphithratrc.
Hours exhibition o'clock A. n. L. NJ, and
from 10 in the evening. -
Admission IS cents; children under ten Of hall
erie
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Passengers Arriy

Passengers Arrived.
In the Roscus from LiverpoolT Dixon Green Mitch
ell, j Osborn-is In steerage.
In the Vile de Lyon, from Bernuda-Capt Pagson of A,
and lady, ii Hggs. } Butten, J r. Lane-2l steerage.
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FASHIONABLE
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
50 Maiden Lane
and a' and Ts s &c
vi" make up to ordeT sP a g'P 9s prices Tor cash. vim
Dress Coats Of cloth. .....'........sls to sss 90
t.S,sioS%: g Cashmere o. ssi;in;;i;::,: %sS 100
furnishing ihsiT orasood. can have them mad, up
Dres; Coat. made and trimmed. to sm 90
E,Sst Ss 90 g ::::::: s$
s-A garment. made at iii, establishment are made by
he hes, xsrlp,n .nd warranted t. IT., f. .,
' %sia s%is. URIAH P. HARRIS.
he EEs1Ss s' e Jun; ss ss referred
, follow ing testimonial D. sf.It'-Ths fourier
E s saS I'll MST s,s sfr H fs
Ds@ 80 ESQ siS Sps novelty and
The s Tsss &c , s and Which,
sss 70 r "'sa with ps,is, fs.. for
sa - ., sws of s city hsSC.,
e. ss' Trout i; \; chew
@ s,. ago, We saw him looking quite Young, With hand
bonn G%' to set perform Ts al he or Which hey
With and and in just the same manner ss " he had
DENSITY delicate operation and should ,, neglect
.s sE9 & d T sS 81 nS Ss,s %
explained which learn will be done with pleasure BY Dr.
Me- LEVITT Dentist No. Broadway entrance in War
dlb mm'
SIxTH WARD MEETING-The citizens Of The Sssth
- Ward, opposed 10 the present Market laws VIII meet at
Dunns sixth Ward Hotel Monday evenings the 18TH nsty
O'Clock. take into considershon the mos proper
to he adopted TO effect r'foiw thereof mnis 81
I ONION MANUFACTURED SURGICAL INSTRU
IL MENTs Table Knives. l!a,ors strors fen racket and
Sportnc Kni,es Scissors Cutlery, brushes No. from Slf
SONS Strand, London, Msnufactus,s 70 ns British
N'''" les Broadway, New York
n H. Who'll sale orders promptly executed
Inspmenis Razors Cutlery sc, set and repaired
fei3 3u'
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49, AT PRIVATE SALE.-CITY OF NEWARK
NtlIE The large, elegant dwelling, with base
and attic situate the banks of the passac River
in the City of Newark ashor dstence Of the bridge adj
joining the premises of w Duryee The foundation OF the
building - by so feet finished with observatory and
lounns front aud the The house point Of
and finish escell,d by few in the state. having
perenced master carpenter and has only been OCCUPIED about
twenty months. Ii IL a. feet 'front.' with spacious hal Through
the cerre Of 10 feet nche the parlors Is BY - et
neeed By sliding doors; the ceiling IN the principal ~
eet inches The house contains ~ besides 10 sntros
and sub-cear; There is also substantial carriage
house and woodhouse well of first rate soft with
large bek cstern the front and earle feet WIDE and
Tagged with blue The grounds with
front the o37s feet all enclosed with good subst
ta board fence, and laid out in handsome styles with fruits
shrubs, aid bubous of kinds Will be sold
great haran applied for For PARTICULARS, enquire Of
A OXFORD, Esq, Newark j. PLUM Esq. Jersey City;
or J. BLEECKERS CO. 30 Broad street. nalA3t'
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MANESCA'S ORAL SYSTEM.

WRENCH LANGUAGE.-Mn. DURAND, daughter ct
The late John M.nesca viii another Class
the ORAL Fully yersed ia that nethod by the
strrton Of her father, she feels coniden her ability
part thorough knowledge Of the French language The Cass
will be formed such be convenient Class
Of Ladies will also be formed Address ~ City Hall Place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-16

4 LUXURIANT HEAD OF HART,
WYETH'S CREAM OF LILIES, established
for SO years as the only promoter oft.e growth Of
hair on bald places, and giving fine dark iusire,
curl during dancing, warm weather, nc. The
Cream OF Lilies possesses a body which no other
preparation does, and IN conse snence Is the only
, infallible remedy for dandrun, scales, &c. The
scales on infants heads removed by one or two
applications. For falling 81 Of the hair nothing
can
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For sale by Wyeth i3 Bowery; A. b. D. Sands 70 and
100 Fulton Cuon, Bazaar iss broadway; Minor Dey
and Broadway Hart Broadway and Chambers street
Ring, ga Broadway; Burnet, 81 Canal street. 49, .
Also Tor sa e, above, WlETnS MILK OF ROSES, the
exquisite beauer ofthe o ,cks
burn scay erupons and the sine OF shaving
MALI SIN
A UCTION NOTICE.-B BRANCH FIRST sPRI N,eEAl. Z
"A OF NEW ELEGANT CITY MADE FURNtrUR RI,
at No a. Broadway, Tuesday March rih consisting OF
large and general of splendid fashionable Furniture
description Sale positive, without See anc
ton head OF Geo X. Morris CO. IN Courier aud Express
mall 81 II. w. CHLDS, Auclioneer.
BOARD WANTED.-A gentleman il in want Of a siDgl
~ room with breakfast and tea, the Park Address
H.. Al this office. mal3 3tis
I AIDES BEAUTY WATER, OR TRUE EAU DE-
- BEAUTE, Manufactured by DIR. =. GOURAUD.-This
chemical held
high estimation by the ladies' wash peuung
cleansing, and preserving the shin has equal Freokes
wrinkles and pmplcs, BY the CONSTANT this wash viii he
removed from the faces its well known and appear
be duly appreciated Of those perfumes that has stood
the test Of exScrience 50 cents bottle
SUPERIOR VEGETABLE ROUGE.-Composed mate
rally FROM flowers aud smples the only which initiates
natue ns perfection to improve or beauty the complexion
INK AND IRON RUST DEsTROYER.-so cents per
botteThis chemica reaction Is calculated 10 be used
piled AT 10 relieve dress Of
either linen cotton woon, which have bee stain
ed by mn or rust either Of loyg short standing The
above articles al manufactured b. the celebrated DR.
FRANCIS GOURAUD, Of Paris, and NIce-COn OF New.
port aud may be had only aeT Walker street. door from
Broadway. (west sidel e2s lmn
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And Mn GIUBEIET. = = -
In the Of the evening, Mr. and Mrs. 4. ". HORN
will sing some f,vorite and popular pieces. . ,
Mr. ETTIENNE will preside at the Pianoiorte during the
first part.
Doors Concert commence ~. Tickets, VI each,
70 he had the principal Music stores; the PRINCIPAL o-
tes MIR C. p. HORNS Broadwayi also At the doors
the evening Of performance. maist
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-16

NOTICE TO DENTIsT.--A gentleman Of the above pro-
~ fason who enjoys the confidence and most desirable pac
ce of ne ourshng inland city. within short distance OF
New York Tor reason Of the failure his sh, wishes 10
render his practice another To the expernce and uieous
Dentist the satisfactorily made none others
need APPLY At 81 Chambers s Resde street. during this day
mai
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ARISTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY.
GENTLEMEN inclined sgo ahead in the Atlantic am
VI will do well to call at
ROLFC & CO.'S,

n
No. IS Great Marlborough street. Regent street,
LONDON,
their arrival their extensive and excellent
sorment Of Waistcoaf, and the bsst West Of Englan
Cloths being assured by Role Co.. Of the first style OF fash
on aud prices the lowest remuncating scale mas SIM
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n LEGAY DEC AMP would most respectfully inform
- the genil, ot New for and its vlcinity that they
have opened n FASHIONABLE HAT AND CAP WARE
HOUSE AT i7s Broadway, near Maiden lane
Having had the establishment Of Charles NJ
John we'll that Of Messrs Leary Co. o Broadway they
assert with that they furnish good hat
every ey the better)
can &c had any other establishr INT in the city
ienemcns Hats and Caps Military and Naval made TO or
der Al the shortest notice
Umbrellas aud other articles IN the line also furnished
Hats Indifferent qualities 10 suit customers.
Bs now hernnrs aud wishing share ~ patronage A. wei
older establishments, all fayors will he thankfully received
tr,N