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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-11-26

=, Mr. FLOOD, Of Ohio, Charge d. Afiaircs in
Texas, died lately iii that country.
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Oct Is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

MRS. MARTYR and Mr.. MANNERS beg leave most
vi specially to that they will give Grand Vocal
Concert at the City HOTEL Thursday March asth which
OCCASION Mr. T.. Horn, Mrs. Z. 4. Horn, and Mr. Martyr
have kindly rendered their services.
PART FIRST.
Round flour voices)-Mrs. Martyn Mrs. c. T..
Horn, Messrs Manvers and Martyr, Hank!
tits the Indian Drum, Bishop
the Deep, J.P. Knight
Cavatina-Mrs. Martyr, Hours of Sorrow, Rossini
soaiS S from 1l he
Soag-Mrs. c. f. Hern The summer is coming, r. y uo
from Souvenir No. 8, " r. iio'"
Song-Mrs. Martyr, With verdure clad from uavar
from the Creation, Hyoh
Rec. and Air (from yeptha)-Mr; Manvers,
Deeper and deeper still, Handel
do do do Wait her, Angels,
Madrigal-(by particular desre)-Mrs Martyn
Mrs. horn Messrs. Manvers and Martyn
Come DER the brook, Bessie.
- PART SECOND.
Glee Cour yoices)-Mrs Martyn Mrs. Horn,
Messrs Manners and Ma En, Here in cool -
grot, Morington
Prize ballad-Mr. Manvers, When crowned
Song-Mrs. Martyr, Through the wood, G. Il. Horn
Dnett-Mrs. Martyr and Mr.. Manyers When -
Scotch Song C. E. Horn, Logic o. Buchan.
Song-Mr {. f. Horn, Stand TO your guns, Carter
Song-Mr. Manners, NV pretty Jane, Bishop
Ballad-Mrs. Martyr, Near the Lake, c. T.. Horn
Grand Finale.
Tickets 81 each be had all the primo Music stores
Doors open at 7, Concert to commence at hapast Z.
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Sqsi.seo

Thiss sufficient to show that estimate Of
moderated In the list also appear the names of
raj we'll known politicians who longer business and
the loans they have received doubtless gratues for po
cal purposes This surprising state of things, and b.
entirely out Of the secrecy with which has
conducted The returns made by the Banks furnish no
clue whatever to their operations Let any Com
missoners report OF the Manhattan Bank January
he will find surplus reported hand How preposer-
such reports. The only by which present
TEN Of banking be rendered safe and useful Ia.
chants ~ to take this report Of the Manhattan Bank
del and enforce the seannua publication Of reports
Of all the Banks which would the aurcst means of
'entnga rcvuson in trade The instant
increased 10 give incentive TO speculation il would
be discovered and checked would operate very
hcay for the merchants and Spectators spelling
their markets. while the publication Of the details Of the dis
Of regular paper would be great benefit them. II
but few since the publication Of the ransts Of
sells arriving in this port looked upon
to the mercantile interests IL considered benefit An
open and clear expose Of the whole Of an ns
ton would have the operation national Bank in pe-
venting action and in preserving uniformity Of action
Az IL stands there Banks Union each
powered to issue bills currency Each those insu
tons according to it's dictates, and profound gno-
OF the transactions Of all the others II il only at
central point Of trade that overssues Of bills
discovered II the Buffalo Banks double their circulation IL
discovered there but first felt In all street II is the
in Philadelphia Mobile change in their currency 1.
discovered first New York power now EXISTS here
10 control H. But IL such statements that Of the
Committee eraced periodically from all the
their movements would Of necessity be uniform.
The fear under hch the Philadelphia Banks abored that
they would be compelled TO and which
stop pay ing their bills TO be dpeed by the move
Of the Legislature and they paying out
their bills The time fixed upon by the Committee Oct
for resumption, will probably This will prevent
banks from making any loans to the state especially
the due the Government by the o. Bank will pro
bah demanded specie The improved state Of the
pean for the sale Of stocks gives
the Bank she may realize sufficient 20 We men
TONED few the favorable sale made by Col Murray
in Paris of Indiana stock We have letter from emf
nsnt Partisan banker which states that the Messrs Rohchd
have consequence Of that Transaction and their opera
ors with Mr. Jaudon, introduce American stock
through all their agencies in France Holland and the Cont
nent generally This gives promise Of great success Dor
rowing, which, II done limited extent may b. useful in
Treating our banks from their present difficulties.
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PACKETS TO ARRIVE.

Cleared.
G sn Re
mer, Jamaica.
Brig Robert Adams, Manchdk 10 ds FIN NOrleans cotton
sch solomon Roosevelt Smith, Is ds I'm Attakapas La mo.
lasses, Peck Sayre.
General Record.
ships in The different yards the river Piscataqna New
M .o i ..n
ed on the frigate Congress, at the navy yard
Naval.
Exploring Erpedition-The ship yincenne, and brig
Pope.e sailed hs rs he sh and the latter Of
al
Hh sss Ss III s % Of IL .e
bsS%s & a.i S s Tho
sde" Hcme. Asst Surgeon iD ays Passed
Ha b,s tsT S Hfy f W% Tss:d
Gee Gee Ha%msrsF do sisaari CAPTAIN. Clerk
2sss b.Ss
se Ae fSF as aSS rsssnsy MA cOmds
Notice to Mariners.
Notice hereby given, that the Light Ship belonging
station off sard Point Long Island sound been repaired
and resumed her station spoken.
Love- of Hsrweh hence for Gaiyestor Feb lat Is lon 90
Oconee, hence for New Orleans out days. March lat
Israel from Valparaiso days for swsnsea Feb 49,
United States Fisher hence for Liverpool March 49, lat 80
franklin Philadelphia for NYork March 49, lat 80 90
United States Ports.
BosroS, March 2i-cld Bigelow Wells NYork; Splendid
Patterson do 2ad cid VIM Roscoe Shepherd, do Michigan
Robinson do.
PRoyDtscr, March as Anawap, Byen, NYork; below
Cordeia Sherwood Apaschicola 22d Southport Stuge
NYork 2ad sid James Lsmphier Kenny do Glide, Smith do
NV LoNDoS March 2o-arr Lucas Camden for New York
Eleanor, Murdoch Wareham for do Conpeer Lincoln NYfk
for tsspor Sum- do for Boston, Herald Brown Providence
BRrsToI, March 2aarr Willard Miller, from New York
Providence; Hope, Pman, do do; 2st sid Sally Ann Wle
son, do.
FALL RIVER, March 2isrr Meridian, Dunnng NYork; n
Arkansas, Cobb, Havana via NLondon.
SALEM March 2l-arr Helen NYork; SID Ocean, do
New BEpyoRp March 2a-arr Cornelia, Rickeson NYork
Rodman Wood do.
EAsrronr March Is-arr Gov Robbins New York; Esther
Eliza do. -
Put sprLrHIA, March ss-arr Edw Livingston Hcss New
York. Weseot Blew, do; Valiant Honeywell do Herald
Rogers do cid Chas Keller. Young do Snow, TomR, do:
John NJ Clayton, Mills do; Italy, Miller, Cowes
ALEXANDRIA, DC, March 2i-sld Atlantic, NYork
NoRroLW March 2c-arr Ashley Pike Charleston 10 days
with Gotten and bound to NYork-put in in with
loss OF spars sails rigging Sc in heavy gale from NV
Friday last which knocked down her ends
CHARLEsroN March 2oarr (irande Conde (Fr) Auburt
Hull, NYork Barfne, Carpenter, Georgetown.
SAyANrAH, March is-sld Savannah Shapter, NYork
MoBLr, March s-cd Sarah & Phebe, NYork; Red Rover
do; Texas, do.
Nsw OsLrars, March lied Grand Turk, Dyer, NYork
Octayia, Young, do.
Foreign Ports.
CETrE, Feb ls-sd Sirius, Smith, NYork
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25
WASHINGTON, March %, 1910.

WAsHINGToN, March %, 1910.
Mr. Clay presented memorial from citizens Of
new OK, praying for General Bankrupt Law
Mr. Clay said he would take the occasion 70 saw tina
ne was and always has been a friend of a measure of
TINS sort II II sproper maj hnery co nd be made
ana the law could be made useful, he would most
cheerfully give II his support. The memorial was
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Wright, during the morning, presented me-
MORALS on the same subject which took the same
reference
Treasury Notes.-Before the Senate went into
executive session, Mr.. Webster asked for the adop-
ton of the following resolution, offered by him on
Midday last
Resolved, That the Secretary of the Treasury in
form the Senate what proportion Of Treasury notes,
issued under the authority of the Of October r.
1897 and subsequent acts, has been paid to public
creditors of the United States in discharge Of their
claims, and what proportion has been used for the
purpose of borrowing money from banks ndividu-
ais together with statement of the Of interest
borne by the notes OF the several issues respective
ly and that he also inform the Senate whether the
Treasury notes bearing interest have been depos tied
be drawn against the Treasury Department, and,
If any such deposites have been made, to state the
dates and thereof and the dates and sums of
the drafts made thereon
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,.
The special order for to-day was the reception of
resolutions, beginning with Maine. A motion was
made to suspend the rules for the purpose Of receiv
ing petitions. The motion negativcd by large
vote, two thirds being necessary to suspension.
Mr.. Jones, of the Ways and Means Committee,
asked the House to take up the Treasury Note Bill.
The public Treasury he said, was in deporable
condition, and if Treasury Notes issued at all,
it necessary that they should be issued at
Mr.. Wise asked if there was any danger that the
Government would be compelled to suspend payment.
Before the chairman Ofthe committee had oppor-
tunity to answer, the yeas and nays were called
upon the motion to suspend the rules. Two thirds
were necessary to a suspension, and the motion
net sustained
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

Correspondence of the Herald
PHILADELPHIA, March 2i-4P.
WOODS TRIAL,

As informed you yesterday, the jury impanne lled
FOR this court were all called in this case and but
nine selected. This morning the sheriff made re-
turns to the special venire given him, Thu he had
summoned forty talesman, who were present in
court. The clerk then proceeded to call their
names, and at about IL o'clock full jury was inn
panneled Que of the jurors stated that he had
been suddenly seized with indispostion, which he
feared would disgualify him from serving. The
counsel for the defendant refused to consent to his
discharge, when the court ordered him to return to
the room provided for the jury, and where the same
had remained over night and alse ordered that two
physicians be sent for to attend then. The court
then adjourned to 3 o'clock.
At the opening, the report of the physicians was
such, that the jury ordered back until tomor-
coed.
NO other news-no change in stocks-a northeast
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25
THE HUMAN HAIR.

Nature has not loyeher charm,
Than glossy and lururiant hair,
And may il not well wake alarm,
When the temples are becoming bare.
The face may have a classic cut,
The softest bloom the cheek o'erspread-
The lips be finely modelled-but
The hair gives grandeur to the head.
IT'S not old or middle age
That make the features oft uncouth,
But badness marks life's early stage,
And desolates the years Of youth.
Blessings be on the Chemists art,
Whose skill balsam has prepared,
That can new born life impart,
To temples prematurely barred.
And even those old time has mow'd,
This precions balsam will revive,
Till locks How in youth they flowed
Their roots regenerate and alive.
This baisam penetrates those roots,
lmparts the subtlest yigor there
Soon a new growth most thickly shoots,
And clothes the places that were bare.
Beauty will now its charms preserve
Luxuriant through life's longest day
This grand discovery will serve
To save her ringlets from decay.
Fashion and Taste lsok smiling round,
As their fine glossy locks they view,
And Beauty's safeguard now 10 found
In the famed cop,T ound OF Clirehugh.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

PARK THEATRE.-THIs EVENING March rs will be
LADY or LYoNs-Caude Melnoe, Mr.. Creswck Pau
Il fe9fTs T IN !Af ff Poodle Mr. Wheat.
Doors open atsl-Perfornance commeneesat7.
RQwERY THEATKE.-THls LVENiNG, Marcb25, vii
THE GIANT Of PALEsTINE.-A Heirib. Monsieur
THE ESEP n Essa Mr.
Fosters Countess do T''i Conclude as fr SS
4 T Of ND FOR AN oLiVER-Fhture Mr. Gates. Ma
Doors open At halfpa ss and the curtain rises at
Prces-BoIes, rs cents; Pit s7 cents Gallery, 2S cents
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.-THIs EVENING
NsF'S Ma w 70 FAY iTi? oTD Gle. Over
After wiieh~oLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oodfsllow
s fo1sds viii Il! he re- srup,,,o NJ, a,
Boxes, 50 cents Pit, IS cents, Gallery lal cents
OLYMPIC THEATRE-THIs EVENING, March as.w,Ii
THE IRREsIsTIBLE CADETs-Hannibal, Nj. Mitch
Mfi1E'f ii s3!P Mr. Mitehe ophs.
THE sxyAGE AND THE MAIDEN-Mr Crummel..
x,HGsBxSD AT sIGHT-Ferdinsnd, Mr. Edwin.
First tier boxes soeents-second and third tiers Is cents
KNvAvwNl CIeCUs-THls EVENING, March IS.
The Chinese Csvslssae. Master Diamond the unvalled
Prince Of pates will through all the known aud unknown
and alta En,Sse; Double Tysmpolnins, Sill y.al.ins
fs ReSs rSsas i
Mr. jennings Horsemanship by Rogers Mr. Cole the
nda Rubber Man To conclude with the Hunted Tailor
PEhLE's MUSEUM, BRoApWAY; OPPOSITE CITY
| TERTAlNMENTs-MoNDAY March nth, and every
syening during the week, Mr.. w H. WILLIAMS, Of the
ss ssaI nos s Rf as y cs
the above Museum, and have the honor deliver his
Shseryations drawn from real life Men, Manners, and
Things they comprising various features Of novelty
The First and Second P will consist Of Musical Comc,
Rctatory Anccdotc, crptve Initiative Emit rapment
illustrative of Cockney Life and Character yclept Will
| LIAMS' TABLE TALK AND RANDOM RECOLLEC-
TIONS Part Second will Of pleasing
MERRIMENT!
Admance as cents Performance to at o'clock.
For programmes see bills. mails i'm
| RUsHTON Il AsPINwALL, IS William street. sfer for
1 IN ssle:-
| 10 barrels refined Camphor
2 casks fresh Chamomile Flowers.
S cases Turkey Gum Arabic.
Chinese Rhubarb.
5 cases Turkey Sponges, assorted qualities.
S cases Gum 1ragacanih
2 casks Russia Sheet lsnclass. mac4 linz
pEsURRECTION OR PERSIAN PILLS, Tor sale by J.
~ o. FAY Agent at 10 and 100 Fulton street Price and
So cents per Dor mas Inn
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60 $500 80 So

NSH having Ah& %sis
l sa BS.sa S
road win The mai daily for SfsPscie
Of ay of on AZ ASs
aE at any part Of the city FREE charge rspons6e agent
soliciting drafts notes. and 6 and % rsnas
'f sciss 5 a may BE i hi
Po5t,aonth and Concord N Il; Gardiner, Augusta Portland,
.1PEG Sm snd % 5s
wa I'd on il New York Boston
or NO. " all street. sHR sE FfESRFhEENcEs
Bond Sons; Bryant, sturgis Co.; John
M New YG 9aa3SS. Hail. Esq., Clark B.
Al PsS1gss and bundles mus. marked to his
Any risk ASSUMED BY be attached the Boston
transported respect % or i" Contents any
NEW YORK. ALBANY i MP TROY STEAMBOAT
A~ea 49,, FOR ALBASsYi-Er9m the foot Of cor,-
n. &c ~ : ats O'clock clock
sosss ysS 5asSnss at bank &
any Other kind Of property taken shipped put board The
goods freight, baggage, &c. mas
.kt& FoRLIyERPO0L.-New Line.--,The packet ship
@4&r ROSCIUs, Capt John Collins, will sail early next
cabin having up.sualed accommodations. ap
~. n,.,., 80. s,IE5; COLLINS SEQ: s. souiS't
coed the Roscius sail April 18th regular day mas
a. TO LET, the House No. 10 Frankfort street long
Ss E1ss
ITO COuNSELLORS-Two attorneys having taken egi.
bic Offices from the LIST Of May consisting large
front room and an adjoining ons DESTROYS of having
to third of the reut the
tage oftheir business Please address box upper
with real name and address. 3teod.
A UCTION NOTICE.-LARGE SALE OF FURNI.
n TURE-At 10 o'clock Friday will be sold. without
the entire Furniture Of the New Eng and Hotel
ths handsome bar barroom furniture fixtures marble
bes, sc. &c.
ma25 ST. THOS. BELL, Auctoneer.
PAUL B, LLOYD, Aucteneer.
FURNITURE, PIANNS, SEWN MCCORMICK will
sell this day at 10 O'Clock, at No is Couranat street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25
Philadelphia AdvertIsement.

a MEXICAN THEATRE, CoRNgR OF NINTH AND
WEMYSS, Manager and Lessee.
Wednesday, March 25th--A a,erite play and farce.
Thursday March 2shThe Old Oak Chest Warlock OF
Friday March nth Benefit ofhe Neptune Hose company
Brutus, Mr. j. II. Scott; and The Pilot Long Tom Cshn,
r. Scott.
Saturday. March 2sh-Ben,ht Of the American Engine
Compan y-PizIao and My Neighbours Wife,
r Burton and Mr. T. Forrest engaged and i'll shortly
adpear.
Price Of Admisson.-Boses, SO cents; Pit, IS cents.
Performance commences at O'Clock, precisely. maze st
A MrRICAN tUT GLASs-A friend informs u that Mr..
"A John McNamee the Proprietor Of the snAxsrrARr RgAp
Roos the Of Chestnut and Sixth streets has
at considerable caused TO be placed Of the
his splentidy furnished beautiful specimen
Of CUT GLASS made from ick Looking Glass Plate
Mr. McNamee induced TO encourage this specimen Of
American genius, by seeing The kind OF fancy work n
the vebue Of those elegant houses the rear OF the lned
Mr. JOSEPH McCOkD 10 the maker OF this highly finished
Cpi Glass work. mas IT'D
A 10 kEN1.-A large room, Ne. IS South Second
fs,S1 street In The centre retail dry goods
R PHILADELPHIA. either by the week month. The
would be adv antageous TO travelling New
York merchants agents Tor the exhibition and sale OF their
merchandise. mails law 2w j. GLIB.
MATCHES AND WATCH MOvEMENTs-silver
w Levers Of superior quality; Watch Movements with
hard gold dia with and without jewels for sale
w. CHANCE, SON h CO II Plat street,
mas In and ~ Commerce street. Philadelphia
U.oo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

R MHFS S,S XA5gAbff fHSIiS5TWJS From FEo
asOnsg9ment Of Italian Paintings from the Psn1o P and
ss TO- h
ported, Of which their cos, substantial syidsnce They
he S; Ss's:s chs HGsSs D1Se
SoS%n dispose: :Stf, S' s. %
y c he S BY aSeSr IN s e % st week. which
These pictures ar, etgot up for sale but ar. offered to the
puSs Z the stat, u nhs hy GFnay sg5
not preveat the owner holding them. maS IT.
AUCTION cE-EURSIryRE-on THURSDAY, a,
auction eass J. bead Of rpos prtt
&5 REwARD.-Lost on Saturday last. large Gold Ring,
po having jasper agate set in tn. top with the owners
above So as BY leaving at he Of his paper 6 RE
CIV VIC sooNo Ienhe. he<o Jus
40 WANTED TO, PURCHASE, by a young cap
%ss geGG ). IL. Sts Fl
DON" Herald ONCE, will meet with attention mars iw'
. Mad a1s' Sarah sSo j.
nav GsIFsS. rs %s%s{ S %; Vol S S 20 ~.
TSe Prison sc SABBATH school by Mrs. Elizabeth c. st.dman
bw.sS SsS, gss%s SS Mr. h% s B. ~ Rsis@''
Thou art indeed llTh..h,,!,ed, By Iqhn s; Du.ells
Gssl, Ms$1s,o". ~ y Eio q I onGcn
How 10 Help the Very Poor
The Second Bell, by L. A. Wilmer
Answer Me- by Mrs. Cornwall Baron Wilson, OF London.
Modern Italian Novels-The Nun Of Mona, by Mira T. r.
Elet.
The Philosophy of Winter, by W. j. Walter
The Eldest Daughter, by Mrs Lydia H. Sigouney.
La Liberia bcry) canronetta translated from Metsta
yio, BY w J. Walter.
Adasinda. by Mrs. Harrison Smith.
The Lort and Wcpt, by Thomas g. spear.l
M@ic.Sseoa Nirht Dear Mother Adapted to beautiful
Italian melody. The poetry by William Ball.
Editors Table Editors Book Table.
Description Of Fashion Plate and Chitchat OF Fashions
EMBELLISHMENTS.
a Steel Engraving-Tbe Palace of the Tuilleres.
Plate Of the Fashions, colored, three figures.
Two Figures of the Fashions, uncoorcd.
Two Pages Of Music.
CoyrRiBUroRs or Article IN Arm NUMBER
Hon ex. III. Everett. T. Elliot, OF h)ndon,
Mrs. Elizabeth g. Ste.man, L. A. Wilmer,
Miss 8 Holland, Mrs Cornwall Baron Wilson
Mrs Amelia v. Welby Mrs. r. Fllet
Mrs y. Hale, Prof w. J. Walter.
John Dusolle, Mrs. l.. ~. sgourney
Mrs Harrison Smith, Thomas u. Spear.
Terms 80 rs cents single number. Published
monthly Delivered Of this city and BROOKLYN
sent By the earliest mails 10 all OF the United States
the Canadas, by the publisher -
". b. The public will please be careful Of travelling ros.
tiers, requesting payment in advance. mas 2tditw'
A-A TO LET, No. n Cliff street. large light premises
KIiiS suitable for extensive mandatory For parc
IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

PAUL B, LLOYD, Aucheneer.
FURNITURE, PIANNS Sc WIN MCCORMICK will
sell this day at 10 O'Clock, at No Is Couranat street
large assortment Of consisting Of Panos black
walnut French Bedstead Oil Cloths Extension Tables; So
% French mahogany Chairs Carpets large assortment Of
Stands Conversation Tables &c. Also, Silk Umbrellas
two half pipes Brandy Sc No posronemen account of
weather. MAPS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25
Sees,s4i

Here End that the real legitimate business OF Of the
first banks the United States business
1 to 10, or 10 per cent
The names of the officers Of the bank in the list
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

The mercantile firms, John Johasons Son. and Haisted
Hanes Co appear drawers and rndorser for &C.
eommodaon paper, for. ..-.................S 4as3
The loans stocks collateral amount to- ... es7oo
Add the loans to directors. ............... lis s2s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

INFoRMATIoN wANTED.-If EDMUND ROBERTS
who arrived here about January last IN the ship adat
3 in the city he will please call On THOMAS DAY att
Cor IS Maiden lane If not in the city, should this meet his
he reqnested to send his address, letter OF por-
lance IN reference 10 his mission here has arrived. II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25
THE TRICOPHEROUs,
OR, MEDTCATED COMPOUNT

is now acknowledged thousands who daily to be the
only eectua remedy 10 badness and hao
store the hair that has fallen of become thto cleanse
and from the head all seur and dandrifand
all erupton5 and diseases incident the skin of the hea
Sold wholesale and retail BY the Propris his Hair
Cutting Rooms, 27 broadway Of Fulton and of his
aPponted agents. d. Dodd Chemist OF Broadway and
Blocker; William Minor, Druggist Franklin House, Broad
Mrs. King, Bookseller Ia u2s.Iv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

OCULrsT AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON.
eos Broadcgp, corner Of Duane street

OCULfsT AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON
sos BroddrgV, corner Of Duane street,
Confines his practice 10
DISEASES OF THE EYE OPERATIONS THERE.
- ON, (when rcquired)
DIR. lis office hours from 10 o'clock Monday We'd
nesday, Friday, and till 2 on Saturday
Dr. WEsTMACOTT is in ATTENDANCE daily, Sundays En-
ceptcdO also on Dr. Eetts patients during his absence
The poorer class will be attended TO from hapast to
N u. Or Elliott will remove LIST May to Qsi Broadway.
Entrance in Warren street. myos.yis
GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE FRAMED OIL PAINT
lNs, by the old masters, being the private collection Of
two gen,smsn about leaving the country, ,bg IN the
trance IN Chambers Sale to take place Wednesday and
free.
Tbs collection is the richest and interesting ofany that
hsshereoiore been offered at public auction IN the country
Ladies and gentlemen invited call and examine the paint
lnes The gallery will be opened for the inspection Of the pic
lures every day until the day ofsae from 10 NJ W duck and
VIII be lighted on the evening Prevopst 70 the day ofsse
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

A UCTlON NOTICE-FURNITURE.- Thursday, a
"a iol o'clock at No S asst broadway. variety Of goo,
auction head Of
macs u. THOs BELL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

EXTRA ATLAs.-THIs DAY will be published, at the
II office Of the Sunday Morning atlas, Extra
superb Wood Cut q large dimensions representing the
roasting the pavilion erected for that purpose Niblos
Garden with account Of the getting OF the Grand
To the British widows and children honor Of the
Of Queen Victoria The Extras will be issued n o'clock
from the oihce, 1872 Nassau street. ma25-l
AUCTION NoTlCE-Clothing Dry Goods, Cutlery, Jew
ery, Fancy Artcles 500 yards Cloths and
variety ~ articles by order Of EXECUTORS &C. Sc io
o'c ock, IN the Sale Rooms, on THURSDAY.
ma23 81 THOS. BELL, Auctioneer.