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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

Tns CAruoLIcs AVID TVS PcBLrc scsooIs.-
On Thursday, general sxsmisahss Of the Public
Schools Is to take place. in the presence Of the Cor.
peration, COmmisioners, aud the Catholic Bishop.-
Tsis question still exsies great deal Of feeIin in
n ops o1afters.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

The Florida army captured twelve squaws and
children, near Fort Reid, on the ST. Johns river.
week before last, and took from them 50 blankets.
mostly new. This is the only important achieve
ment Of the army for the last two months.
The movements Of the Indians have been more ef.
fectire and decided. On the morning Of the I.t in
slant Lieut.. Judd, with Mr.. Fernando Falany and
'hree dragons left Fort Seat searle for ST. Angus
t'ne Near the eight mile post they fired upon
bya party OF Indians, who were concealed in tn.
bushes alongside the road. The sergeant and ON,
private were killed aud Mr. Falsny and one ,r;v.,.
severely wounded 1t. Judd escaped miraeulou.lv.
He rode with the wounded men short distance On.
when the soldier fell exhausted and 1t dismo,p,.
ed, dragged him of the road aud concealed him
among some bnshes. Mr.. Fslany was wounded in
the shoulder-the ball lodging in the arm
The bodies were mach disGgureJ, and that Of IN.
Sergeant dsespitatsa and the head carried Of.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

a1-Tse Wall stree, clique, IN the G, uricr. fol.
lows up Recerd,r Norris With great ssvsgencss.-
This 10 done merely To Hind the Grand jury, who
are now examining their pipe laying busir.s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18
Common Council.

Nov. 7--BoARp OF AssnrANrA kpe ciai
meeting was held laat night for the purps n con-
curing in the appropriations made tn pSs syious
evening, by the Board Of Aldernen.
Resolution by Mr. Lee-Resolved, that tsnth
street be numbered from Bowery to Avenue A.
Resolution by Mr.. Penny that the
Comptroller he directed to draw his warrant in IA
Of the Superintendent OF Repairs for the amount
due the cleaners Of Engines, Hose Carts, &c. up to
LIST Nov. last. Adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

% WIN C. RIvEs Is announced to SIT and see
company in Philadelphia. So is every handsome
actress.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

MuEDER.-wi llzm u. Jones, whose psrerts live
On Losg Island, was murdered at Grand Lake. Ar.
kansas, on the 18th Of October, byA r. Barnes
The difficulty between the parties, grew out If
settlement. in which dispste arose about a small
cum Of monsy and Burnes becoming hastily sxa,pe-
rated with Jones. stabbed him in his ow n hsrse
barnes Immediately made his escape INTO Ioui.ia-
ma. :. r. Jones offers reward Of 500 for the at.
prehcnsion of Burpss, and IL is probable that the
Governor OF Arkansas viii shortly offer an addition.
nj reward Of $500.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

Moar CAsDrparss.-we undsrstand that Mr..
q lisk is candidate for the Ins, eco of Tobacco:
aiso. J. n. Reynolds does not want the Post Offe.
bat he wont refuse the Consulshp TO Havana salary
ard perqnisites 92s. 90 per snnum
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

Layp SLIDE large portion or Mount Ida.
loosesed by the late rains, came down on Saturday
evening quite nexpeetedly, and totally demolished
small house, occupied BY family Of color,d per.
sons. The inmates escaped unhurt. This morpiuo
another avalanche came down near the same spot
bringing with about half of the orchard which
stosd upon the slide ofthe hill Very providenfiaI-
~ no lives were lost. The recent laad slides are
IN the vcinry of that which occurred few vesrs
since. when several lives were lost = Troy Nag
| 1874 instant. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

l5Fulling Mills.
-IDyeing and printing establishment,
81 2as Spindles in the cotton mills,
4v0O00 Gallons Of beer brsw ed nnually,
36200O Pounds Of soap made do
lO7 zoe Pounds OF tallow candles do
400 Sides of sole leather tanned annually,
llGN Sides OF upper leather tanned do.
~, ass Barrels OF flour nads ually,
2,so7, 7s9 Bushels Of grain raised do.
$4,000 is the value of the ships built annually,
Periodicals in the county,
6si is the number Of ne papers struck of weekly
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

70 Ma. srsp'os's Benefit takes place tt-ni,b,
at the Park. Nrs. Wood has volunteered he, co..
vices, and no doobs the house will be crowded. \,
ousht to be. Who deserves IL more than simp.on /,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

% General Harrison ., called the "rspre..r,,.
tive Of national harmony" Then he is No, IN.
preventative Of the wing, Of this ety-for sp,thin,
but harmony begins to prevail here
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

SNAIL BusrsEs'-A custom house officer, who
lost lOo on the Presidential election, has brought
suit to recover the money from the stakeholder
This is mean enough Lot your money 20, Mr.
Democrat, and set It down to the account Of profit
To the folly Of making bet. don't superadd the
knavery Of refusing pay II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18
NEW YORK HERALD.


ary- The steamship British Queen had not arrived
when our paper went to press. She is momsHtarily
expeoted immediately after her arrival We will
issue an " EXTRA HERALD"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

CnarHsS TurArnK Great attractions at the
Chatham to siEh',-Ths Carpenter Of Rouep, cap
itsl thing. which every meeh,nie IN the city ought
to have look at, with Herr Cline on the tight rope
the best performer in that line in the world. Go
early, II you want seat
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

o. Mr. BRaHAM sad family left town for Boston
yesterday aternoos. They retprn rsu week
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

MsppER.--A stage driver named Lsgeei. KILLED
pedlar, by knocking him upon the head With hors
pistol, near Salem, Harrison county, Ohio, 70,
days since.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

DrAru or an Isprss PArRIARcH -Cusick. a
chief Of the Tsscarora tribe, who served fsithfv,v
for six years under Washington, died a fsr- ssvs
since. They are fast fading away.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

NrwARx, N. 1.-The population Of Newark Is
II ,2gI Ofths number 2 500 arc engaged in manu-
features, 23S in agriculture 23 in eonswerce 33 IN
navigating the oceau 81 on the river, and l07 in the
learned . Professions. There are 8 deaf end dunb,
blind, and 2 insane persons. There are academies
and grammar schools and $40 scholars, and 81 pri-
mary schools md SOB scholars Nunber Of scholars
in public charge, 4j2. There are S5f blacks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.
Tnexdnv INV n

Asros Heusr-P NJ Ryerson f o Fry, w Weaver, Phil;
P shelton, Risk, Pruel, J. s Hastings II Willis,
Quincy c Abbott Boston, AIR Anaraw, Mr. Woddel1
Brit Army; w Swift Pokeepsie; Rassend N Cheese
man. Albany Mr. Kelsey Rochester, VIC Gibbs, Newporss
spalding, Tampa Bay; Richards Philadeli Fisk,
Washington; Rogers, Northampton Appleton; *
AsEarcAr HorxI.-J Tiffany, Bait; C Livingstone,
Clsrmont; Mrs S Baker, York; t Hail. Hastings,
Boston; Mr. Eastman, Wash; wGodfrey, Mrs W Rawls,
1--WE children and servants Orleans; Euston, nc y
FR.rrLrs HorsI.-L Chittenden, N Haven N A Pol
lard Mrs jerome, L II Stanton and lady, York;
eanass podd King Dwight, Sswark M
nett and child Hartford NJ Lived, Albany; Whiting
and daughter Mass; Parmslee Lansngburghj
GLosE HorrI-Mr Watt N York; @ Lemoins ssr
Stewart, 8 Navy; Mr. Baixdsle, Virginia.
Kellogg Wed ss, Troy Alien Poor Danyers Mass.
Mrs Chase and two children, Louisville: eckford ss
lem; Harold, Hemsted; Cushing, Cleveland; Miss
Pitts6ed G Ohen Bsckiey, walker, jr, schenects
son, Lasin Mr. Cabbott, HPiercs Boston; States,
Roy, Jarrett city; DR. Beekman Knderhook; Hartwe
Park; Buer, Hudson; T W Lockwood, W Britain, J
Ronsean, Chichester, Mason, Troy Hunt Wash;
Riggs, Hartford 9 Boo1ill quebec; Agnew' RosS
land Dean and lady, ndians Dean, Burlington; d
Cushman, Ostego, co.
WAvxKLEr HorEL.-J Porden, Fall River; Burns, Mon
tevdeo; Mr Brooks Cuba F Dean, Worcester; Mann,
Mass; Tay lor Mr. Carlisle, Prov; II Fargis, PaSso,
York; A Sloan, anton; Piggott and family, Cork.
o. Washington Hotel Promenade Ball, la Au-
sard that ingenious caterer for the public, COtteY,
had q splendid party Monday nght-qni.s fashion
able, too-the celebrated cotillion band Of Brown,
played Many popular airs, marches, and Dances
The refre shments excsoded far expectations,
particularly the boned turkey and champagne
Only fancy, the price dollar, to admit gentle
man and two ladies'. We advise our readers go and
see Cotter next Friday evening. Sight OF his splen-
did room is worth the money.
90 HILLS THHATRE.-It would be injustice to-
Mr.. Hill, not to Acknowledge that he has dev otet
with unsparing hand, his time, talent and pecu-
mary resources, towards the celebrity Of his gem o
athsatre, which happily hourishes under his aus
piees- and is likely to maintain its character, nntas
nished by noise or tumuit Last evenings the re sp
tion Of this gentleman was, il psss bic, eHthu
siastic, than ever in " Cut, and Come Again. per-
Torrance by the way OF exquisite merit and humor
which will be to- ight repeated, with the drama oil
the knight of the Golden Fleece" the first sei o
the Z" Forest Rosc," and dancing by La Petite Tag
liOn, and Miss Clementins. The audience iast nigh
was numerous ard fashionable.
0ri- Ma. AUSTIN PHILLiPs, the talented Organ
list, and celebrated Composer, who is q brother
Mrs Hardwick, so faverably known here az a vo
calist, has, we are happy to say, received the APP
poiatment Of Organist at st Thomas Church in thi
city; which, q resident here only ;of few weeks
il nf he he
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

BowERY AsrHrrHrarss.-This establishment
opens tonight with ample appliances for gratifying
the admirers OF equestrian performance.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

Nor TRvr.-The story that Miss Pratt intends
20 narry Edridge, is explicitly eontrsdiessS ~ one
ho
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

THr Rrvrs-There is considerable rise Of the
river opposite Nachez, which we learn 10 caused
chiefly BY freshsts IN the Cumberland, Arkansss,
and White rivers There has been rise in the
Ohio hut that IL falling, and, indeed, its
rise was not considerable enough To have produced
the present swell ofthe Mississippi. The Arkansas
/. now falling but its rise last week exceeded TWEEN
ty feet. Many boats passed down yesterday Nat
ehsz Fyfs Trader. 3lsf VII
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18
Nrw YoRr, Nov. 9, 1870.
MoxsIEur b. SouILLA

CAsUALrr.-I II is stated in the Savannah Georgian
that Mons Perot, Of this city, who was engaged 30
Professor Of the French Language, in Chatham Aca-
deny, was lost overheard from the schooner Lmms,
which arrived at that port on the 11th Instant
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

CrLEsrr.-We do not jet believe the Philsdel-
Rb1s . bxa 1ie.S dat Gsl.zil "a. rtlurnsd. Your
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

MAsYLAsD ELreros--0hei.lrsturn for Flee.
tors are az follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

CHvsUs OF NswsvRrroRr.--The cessus Of this
town shows population Oft ,l6l Of which there are:
Males, AB
Females, 1856
The eelered population IL 43-17 males and 76 IA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

CAurLTY TO AsINALs.--A couple Of boys are un-
der arrest In Orleans In this State, for throwing
arsdx.- ANA "a La u FAse ala
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18
CoroucrssOmcr

Nov. 1.-ftrtW Sstctdt.-Thc Coroner was call
80 to No. Io2 Leonard street, to hold inquest on
the body OF John Richaud, native OF San Domio TO-
aged IL, no threw himself from one If the upper
stories of his resdesce, and badly fractured his
skull as TO cause death in a very few hours.
The following letter was found in his apartment
and translated to the Jury Itexpains the death OF
the ushappy gentleman.
NEw YoRS, Nov. 3, 1870
MovsIEUr II. SOUTHLAND
STA FsxSp:-UBsble to overcome the uneasincss
which ovcrwhelmes me, and fearing 10 linger long
time in this state whilst 1havs neither the strength nor
the potenceo sui nit 10 that state, recommend your
friendsh the care Of my estate fear to have from
who has gone to hatanzss the 2lst Of October
II he has the hsppness Of recovering his health be so
Kind serve him as father whsn shall he more
Adieu mon annie. JoHy RcH,re.
The Jury returnsd a verdict or suicide by jumping
from the third story window.
At the corner Of West street and the Great Kiln
road, o, the body Of an unknown man, found in the
North River. Verdict, found drowned.
At 1l5 Washington street, on the body OF Caths-
rine Haven, aged four years, who died from natural
causes. Verdict accordingly. r..
At the first district watch house, on the body Of
Amos Cornwall, native Of Cairo, New York, aged
10, who died Of debility and old age. Verdict ss-
oording to facts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

In addition to the above there are the following
connected with the statistics Of Dutchess
County.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

Mas. KIrssv's CAsr.-Tber- Is great excitement
in Boston respecting the case of Mrs. Kinney. The
Grand Jury had not their investisa at
the last adyiccs 10 consequence OF the absence from
the State Of certain persons supposed to be material
Witnesses il 10 not probable that they will make
port uutil the latter part of the week. The Boston
Post says, The curiosity q the public Is unbound
ed-the questions and remarks TO reporters and edi-
tors are innumcrsble."
els Mrs. Kinney TO be tried to-day ?"
els Mrs. kinney trial over yet J"
Shave yow any doubt ether guilt :"
"You dou't ina zine they'll cosvict her ?"
"I suppose there ~ no doubt that she killed her
husbssi, for the doctors fund large quantity Of
arsenic in his stomach"
"It's too bad she should escape"
"She IL very handsome woman"
"she IL ose Of the most artful women in tie
world"
II seems to me IL is very clear case, and don't
W at the Grand Jury so long about IL for"
Has she got any Money TO pay counsel "
"I don't see the use of indictins her, for II isn't
likely they'll hang her, IL she is guilty"
Such are the remarks made about case OF life and
death, By Individuals who never heard syllable OF
the testimony in relation TO the accusation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

CyROTON AQUEDUCT.-NOTlCE.---- proposals
will be received by the Water Commissioners ofthe City
Of New York until the l2h day of May next at O'Clock
NJ at their Office the City OF New York. for the grading of
Sections 81 and sS of the Croten Aqueduc 5h Avenue be-
the two include the
covering iron pipes.
The prices for the work include the expense of materials
necessary for the completion OF the according to the
plans and specifications that Will be
as hereinafter mentioned. .nt ..
The work to be completed by the fifteenth day Of October
1871.
Security will be required for the performance of
the proposition must be accompanied by the OF
sble signIyng their assent TO become suretes
II The character and responsibility those proposing and the
suretes they shall Offer the
their responsibility signed by the First Judge Clerk Of the
County which they seyerally reside will be required
No transfer of contracts Will be recognzeS permitted
The plans profile and specifications Of mate ra and manner
Water aforesaid and the Chief Engineer
Assistant will be attendance explain the plans &C. and
furnish blank propositions.
The plans will show reduced dimension for the
to sufficient for ouly two lines of instead Of three
heretofore aud dspnses with the road
The full of all that parties to PROPOSE
ton, must be written out in the same
The party the which be accepted will be
required to enter into contract Immediately after the
talee of the
The undersigned reserve to emseyes the right to accept or
reject proposals that be offered as they consider the
public interest to require.
ZEBEDEE RING,
JOHN ID. WARD,
BENJAMIN BlRDSALL,
SAMUEL r. CHlLDS,
Water Commissioners.
JOHN b. JERVIS,
mist Chief Engineers New-York Water Works
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

District Atterney-Now, Sir, did you intend 10
arrest any other man in that store besides Russell
Moorel
Witness Yes.
District Attorney-Then how came you to let a
man oat whom you did not know?
Witness-l don't say that any came out.
District Attorney-Don't you know that he es-
capped when YOU went in!
Witness-I didn't see him; but some one opened
the doer for it couldn't have opened of itself
District Attorney Well, you, Merritt, and
Sparks, were CO partners, were vou not?
Witness-Why, we did business together
District Attorney-Well, did YOU not epeu each
others letters.
Witness-I aever opened any body's letters
District AttOrney-Wha, Sir; did not Merritt
open letter from Malmazet and Smith containinp
$50 bill?
Witness-I never saw any such letter.
District Attorney-Well, but Merritt did?
Witness-I don't know.
District Attorney-Well, Sir, was not Merritt
called the Z" Paul Pry'' of the ofice9
Witness-Oh. don't know.
District Attorhey-Well, Sir, perhaps was mis-
taken about the letter. Was there letter enclosing
$50 given to you, that was directed TO Merritt?
Witness-Well, / don't know; never suffered
anybody to open my letters.
Here the witness went into the old story about the
arrest OF Seeley, and the rest Of his examine
ton was all non mi recordo
After some time had been spent in this fruitless
enquiry, an affidavit from Homan charging Oakley
Beamer with sundry crimes and mi emeanors, and
sent on TO the Sheriff OF Hartford, Cons, with direc
tions to detan him. A letter was tn en- read from
Holman, telling the same Sheriff that Beamer could
not be convicted because his accomplce had gone
away, and no other testimony existed against him
At the close Of this the Court adjourned to We'd
nesday, at III AM,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12
H A | r.
GRANDJEAN'S COMPOSITION,

important discovery for the Treatment Of the Hair
Of sIia on s the s as Dandr $
Multtudcs Of Chemists Apoheeares and eriumers have
s @ Subject Nt
se p%S e fy have
~ p'''' WIN EVIDENCE .EvIbEScE
% 3 1 S S na bs sq s
invented by persons not familiar with the study Of the skin
The Essence of the HAIR is called BY Zebra.
might for its Effects be compared The reguatv activity
The pa@sfoSs e1Pefi%?% M orsndj.ap ha. made leave
and Of the eases when op its ee saon IN h y
lar spaces which all eomoqgg tegsher SO as 70 form the
late IN all hsf NH L. sam facility In most hair Ofwhieh
the tube Itself being continuity filled With it, ates the
perpetrators en the ascending effect cannot tlAe place bat
fey days only will penetrate through tn. hair to the roots
qualify q The tube also way Of Ssine 6empo;
X. the Ds in s sSg SS sS
ring sleep the surface q The skin the head produce,
gree in relation with that penomenon aseends rapidly
b ss %as easy 70 and mhs .pa he .i
the head then the growth continues az natural as ever
only anesrtsq the closer and
consequently in ssP9son quite unayorable for receiving
from this composition a Ba Il iSiS:sS effects
that las yet been employed e treatment Of the hair
Ss OF ! ought to DC eonn,sd among the @
roots The falling of and siseqe thens BY ts rich and
the weakest hair; all
hair able soness ustre and 6neness; keeps it,
great measure, from becoping gray.
DANDRIFF.
an es,ra9rdnaS specific to erase from the skin on u,
of may be daily applied the heal of the aged well
on the youngest clld's.
The considerable sale thereof the rcpute and extension
daily receives certain guarantee and ought to Danish Al
that in his mind eff
cacy. Each will with the bottles Treatise the
proper trc anent of the Hair.
Mr. Grandea Composition will henceforh parske Of the
s5c.ep PssoI mo's Jss%as; b''"0 Vanilla Al"
Principal Office, No. Barclay ST. doors from Broadway
fAstor fIeuseD my5 l5tF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12
r. GRAHAM, STRAW HAT MANUFACTORY,
70 1-2 Division street

D GRAHAM most respectful bers leave to inform his
and s s s.a reS Of Taea" ss English Bd Bonnet.
sfS liz city x. @ sSSa az n. as 10 is
. .n ih T be
variety An the above warranted TO be imported
doren Unreasonable prices.
Of 1 RSo% and sry T %
eordg 70 the latest fashions and in the neaies, La
he most reasonable Country mnsrs supplied With
shed Framed Silk Hats BY the dozen and at reasonable
n. b. All letters must he postpaid.
b. sas .. winch are sscs Sa sSs$;
" s.sa"S for S be
Mrs 0RAli M continues clean, bleach, and alter old
sSf ssT Of
not s surpassed she having sse9 constantly snfssed IN Oh,
a. and n; e s sas r,
{ made 70 look as white as when new injury
70 The stray and sav.s no 20 incl LrSSn Hats
RgFfFftTrS8ssr soafG4 S%S u S2SfEsfRSIETTP
& od very saaass
sSa.s X. S Ss %s superior
Sa1 issi no ,sSdsDsy sdas,ion rsss when
The solution Of Magness found g,reaarlT senshsis
htdi,y g The s,o%ssh Fsbrs Complaints. nfsn,ile Di.o
ders, or Sea Sickness -. -
or yegglsr Digestion Of females ard ehildrsp.
Il has been found to the stomach in few minutes
The ssisep,e qualities solution have been found very
sveeens the BREATH and the magnesa clears the teeth from
The souton has almost invariably succeeded removing
the his spasms hesdaehes and gas,Ie egs 70 which as
Prices7 cents per bottle.
II. SyS,s. diluted ss sGTe VIZ a y; Of
s.as AVIS. 81 Wiiliam at i,o broadway 10 Astor House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12
C0rOner's Office.

A Coroner's inquest was held, corner Of Bloom
ingdale Road and 10th street, on the body of Ri
chard Taylor, found dead in the road, Saturday
night.
lie was last Saturday afternoon by man
in 10Th street, who supposed deceased to be in Ii
quor. Some time after this lad saw the horse and
cart side the road and deceased laying in the
gutter on the other side.
A large stone found near the b.dy covered
with blood and hair, the skull fractured, and two
other deep wounds on the head.
The jury found the following extraordinary
dict That the deceased came his death by falling
from the cart
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12
BROWN & CO.'S
"A THREE DOLLAR HATS, No. IFS Chatham Square,
- corner Mott street. apI4 SIM

n ECONOMY is :, EALTH.-Elegant shor: nap Mole
- skin Hats the low price of $500 established in 1885
These Hats retain their shape and color ali
weaihers
Also article at for the price cannot be exceled
OF Caps Of the latest patterns cheap
fe2s 3m+ BROWN. Practical Hatter.146 Canal St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

DEALE'S MUSEUM AND PORTRAIT GALLERY.
I BROADWAY, OPPOSITE CITY HALL.-Grand com
bination of novelty aud talent.
Last week Mons BIIiN the Great Belgian Giant To be
day and evening" from Los NJ till r. NJ and from 81
till o. evening la ofhe continued daily
Of and manif desire Of the public Belgian
Giant TO his departure from the city he i'll
until Saturday the 10th May inclusive when he positively
leaves for PHILADELPHIA. - - = +
The celebrated vocalist Mrs. HENRY WALLACK, for
mery Miss Turpn.
The eccentric DIR. VALENTINE.
Signor BLITZ, the Great Bohemian Magician,
And the celebrated Prseue Band every evening.
For programme see bills.
Lecture room performances to begin 81 o'clock.
Pianoforte, - w. Bsssford.
Tickets [, all the Entertainments 50 cents. To the hu
the Giant only, cents Children half price.