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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31
MORNING HERALD sHIp NEWS
Port OF New York, March 81.
PACKETS TO ARRIVE. |


Cleared.
d HSd THAR Harm s s Usss;
Wnsy B%ope % R.hSssns hs,aps sarmOn
Arrived.
Bark Leondas, Savage so ds I'm Msssna with fruit SC to
Brig Catherine ttuned) days hence bound to Madeira
S h ss'srs % bsr hS SHr S
Amelia s % r1sed T Prss; Of
Brig Bourne Birhett of Phsd from Genoa mdu to
Brig splendid Johnson, DIS FIN Maysgueu PR sugar. &c to
British brig Arnard Poland DIS I'm oporto ballast, Tucker
British yacht Merlin Heath, ds n Charleston ballast to
sehr Elizabeth, Reynolds days from Savannah cotton
British sehr Shannon, Cam, ds I'm Yarmouth Ms, plaster
sekr Brilliant Fowler ds I'm Wilmington NC, cotton to
scr Thomas wynns Lake DIS I'm Washington NC cotton
sS Lafayette h,wood 70 q, % :. Thomas. mdn bound
sehr thomson, White 20 DIS I'm Guyana, PR sugar. to De-
ssb Edward Clark from Matanuas moIas,e. to Mes.
Lawrence & Trmble
ship Independence from Rio Janero at anchor on the
msEIss eOrsn,rcyDsses;
S:ss 4.ss as $.I srS
Eliza Garlss Bs,moss sh: Cyrus Howard ON
e ES:s gS &:yi & s
General Record.
The Oxford, Rathbone, for Liverpool sails today Her let
ter bags at Gipin's Exchange News Rooms.
TSs S Of sgs J'f N .SIf . nsr pilot boat unaf
her basis out and the weather moderaes she will
R,lun,d-Prg Catherine q Portland Capt Mcclellan She
Of corn owned BY Mess. Barclay Livingston On the ssh
ys. N Sus hs yps s blowing
high that Capt besve to under thres
d and &C. & sc%p s.p on her
P,s , HPd E. X ns %S,eaSlS on dess She
mater 70 the hold By E,ea s.stoa they succeeded IN getting
s.o. Of h q wa, ,a &. boa 70, the aft,
Q tie as sp amer S S, wS Sssta
board NSo1. f Ss%s Ssss sa SSa Of
turned az PSn s'p .p Sc y ss
chr ,G IRE, - yig : AID =. 2:shr. bound gyi
Ys been ON s ST. oS at 9o + Tso%s: in distress. b.
cargo sold at st Thomas the balance arrived here the
Algonquin Phi adepbia and Liverpool packet, arrive,
the former siu DAY last She iei Liverpool Jan
rae boarded on the @ on . ss gs,'ss 70 @
and full 2 water with loss e ma.. anchors. Sc She
sGSa aSs r ss ss hal two s' Z, on hex with
sseoocs cut h, bottom upwards but IN consequence Of
Ge,ienburs date Of a. states that forty Of the lars.s,
bloch Ia p 20 a 'p 10 fay thence srs to London
been chartered in Norway Tor Tia, purpose '"'
Naval.
" ss ssr r $sy ssdrT tsg NS
Of sSSs 20 from rs9dszvou Norfolk Consequence
TIE building o. ne steam ts AZ New ype can't
Newton command of steam ship Fuon Capt n shbreL
command oi station Charleston, sc; 1t ID knight Cbarl.s
ton sailoni II kennon leave three months having re-
turned from The Pacific squadon Jones w p,un.
mer Charleston stations 70 Mid shauck Rendezvous
BOSTON, boaswain ,oln Munroe steam ship Futop Mid
Mediterranean the sick ticket; Md Bowlsni reg .b,r
NNork '''''ss "p'
eqics's attached TOME Baltimore commodore "
Hambleon, Nav Ar MT John Thomas 80 ''
Rendezvous Commander Samuel l. Breese Lieus n PINK.
ney purvance; Surgeon NJ Coulter, Mid T Hunter
Receiving Yessl Poneer-Lt Comdg Geo Rollins Lieut.
Chs II McBlsir, Mid James Riddle.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31
BY EXPRESS.
Correspondence of the Herald. I
WAsHINoToN CRY, March 20

VAsHiNoToN SlTf, march 80, 1910.
The weather is exceedingly warm today. In fact
we are suffering from the effects of July tempera-
tnre. This excessive and untmely change of climate
produces lassitude, and puts end to a good deal
OF extraordinary gossip and scandal.
We have other rumors of war TODAY but no reli-
ance can or should be placed in them Ii is report
ed that messenger with very important dispatches
IRON Maine, arrived last night but the report is be-
yond all doubt an idle fabrication.
Those who are at Washington are as totally igno-
rant of the Maine boundary question: as are those at
the remotest corners of the earth. The Cabinet is
perhaps in possession of some facts which are nm
known to a vast proportion of the multitude, but
Cabinet secrets not always affairs of porance
fancy that few if any of your merchants are
alarmed at the present aspect of affairs. If any are
timid however, let them quiet their fears and rest
assured there is No danger of war.
Inc Treasury Note Bill, will pass the day af-
terto-norrow IN the Senate. On Tuesday the chair
man OF the ways and Means Mr.. John w. jones'
VIII call up one OF the appropriation bills.
Yours, &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31
PHILADELPHIA, Monday. 4P. M.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, 4P. M.
we have had VAIN Spring rain all the morning
which has had tendency TO make the dull times
little duller
The impression relative to resumption is nearly
settled, as it is not doubted here that Bells blI
fixing the day in January, 1884, will pass both
branches of the Legislature. This result will
seriously affect the Van Buren, party throughout
the State, as large majority of that party are
known to be in favor of resumption AT an earlier
day, and knowing they do that there was a demo-
cratic majority in both branches, after the election
the dominant portion will receive the credit of de-
feating the passage of any bill fixing it before the
next election.
At the Brokers Board today, the following, with
some other few sales, took place 100 U. Bank,
Sd; 45 do. do; 10 Schuylkill Navigation Co., 50
81; so w. r.. Road, AZ I-2.
The United States District Court is still engaged
with the cloth seizure case taken up some three
weeks since.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31
SiA12.95i

u thus appears that her immediate liabilities in JAM
Inc immediate assets ............... 65,62l
The amount Of loans to individuals is s34s3s73 OF this
amount Oooo is upon land and slaves. These latter
form considerable OF the security but described
in other way than Sam, Dct Sally Sc. II is there
fore difficult to len fy the particular slave mogaged
the Bank The whole ndmber thus morgaged 2ss2 slaves
This Is designated By the committee locomotive security
From the LIST JAN TO the LIST March the specie decreased
900 and the circulation increased s7s7Ss This institution
started in 1885 The capital raised upon
Territory ofFonda for s3OoOoOs In Aprss4 the President
hrJ g. Gamble, proceeded New York. and arranged
Messrs Prime Ward King, j. ID. Beers Co, L. Jo-
sephs and Thos Bdde for bonds of 81 each
payable in monthly nsamen,s Of 100000 eaehthe
graduated by the period when the saments become due
This issue Is all payable with the half yearly interest at the
Phenix Bank in New York as follows;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31
Cattle Market.

There plenty of and calves in market todaybut
sheep. OF the former hundred and
twenty yehree hundred and twenty-five beeves, and two
hundred sheep.
Prices for beeves continue high consequence of the small
suppyhey range from 81 So Cows and sell at S25
Sss at lower Bulls Head and $40 $50 the wharyes
The sheep brought from 81 to SIS. They all sold and
also the beevesbut of the and calves fifteen remain
.Lanl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31

OHcsrs attached 70 the Washington Station-Navy Yard
Capt Tho. Holdap Stevens cOnmandap GepmandeI John
Ha Pussr Walker, Chaplain VIM Ryland, aser
Dove Gunner Thos Barry Navy Agent Elias Kane Navy
storekeeP,r Cary selden Master Blacksmith Tucker Block
Smoot Plumber John Abel Inspector and Meaurer
of Timber Jas Garbery Clekso the yard, Barry; Com
%andani W% 9syae esmb storsLespe5 Herod;
of the Magazine, WIN Hebb.
The irgate Columbia, Com Reed, and soop John Ad-
Tahite Died. Honolulu, Nov nth, OF Mr.
Robert 3 Norris mdshipman U navy, late of the soop
Notice to Mariners.
The ship bar north breaker buoy at Charleston, SC has
drilted into the south breakers
spoken.
NASHVILLE hence fer New Orleans March T. miles west of
Tortugas.
United States Ports.
BosroN, March 2s-cld fremont Ry der, NYork.
York; Phebe Eliza, do.
R1:M,,osP MACH S1 2 %,a Nassau Allen NYorh
WIIMrscrOS, NC, March qs-arr Olive, Meyers NYork;
cath Exchange puser do; 25h Lexingtos Wass do; lsth
cid Virginia, Petlis, do; 25h, Paxen, do Thorn do
CnARnEsToS March 2s-sld Niagara, Smith, Nfork; How.
ell, Leslie, do
SAyAENAH, March CItus, Anthony, NYork; sid Eli
zabeth, Reynolds dos cid Ocmuls Levitt Liverpool Mad
Bukley, NYork; Augusta, Crabtee, Iaaca; Persia
Chandler Cuba; arr Galeo Lombard Nfork below, Morea
MOBILE, March l7-cld Robert Isaac Truman, Liverpool
Lean Ecntly do Florida, Philips do; Rhine Draper, DO
ST JosEpHs, March iicld Condor Liverpoo Leopold, do
Clement, NYerk.
Asop for Marses, soon; Splendid NYork, do; Pacific do
ldg; America, disg; Lila wig cargo
ST. CRoIx i6 days snceelen Gray, Dyer for days-ht
PoRTo CABELIo, Feb as-arr Pedraza, NYork
PERNAMBUco, Feb 25Clo, for New York; Caroline, Do
GiBnALrAn, Feb iO--sld Massasot, Trott, NYork
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31

The remaining bonds len with Palmer. McKiIlop
and Company to sell eommssioni and pledged
the payment Of four obligations Of the Union Bank payable
London, and due the United States Bank. In June last
Gel Gamble, engagements due the north nego
hsted h the IT, s. Bank for its notes. the amount
S5S3S which notes "a IN New York For this amount
the u s Bank received the Of the Union Bank
abb, in London, for fl2OOo To meet this
wer. LEFT in pledge.
The institution ceased pay specie May 1881 and has
never yet resumed By its present condition il manifest
and the Territory pay boRds and
provide for the interest In this Of hinQs the plea
set Of illegaty OF sale. The following the ssh sec.
ton Of the charter reference to the sale Of the bonds
That the said bonds. {, Be EXECUTED and rhsdb by N. said
ton Of this act provided shall instance be sold or
snd $ q Ss 5 % ,s Of
u. s' 3. S r sfe es S% than Yy SsS case. qa and
pressed therein, shall thereby become rer absolutely null
The committee go that the purchasers ofhese bonds
could but be ofhe nature Of the k and that sale
discount absolved the government from all risk and vet
they completed the purchase with their eyesopen.
The prize Of Ohio per stock pay able in dollars in 1885,
the 18th May last ss in London and probably
low in the month Of Febary. This quotation Of
sock the nearest resembling Florida bonds still about per
cen above the price paid by Pslmes McKop Dent Co.. and
knowR European securities bearing only half the Of
interest, selling time price fully high
from al which il evident, that The European purchaser, in
stead OF being quiet easy duped into unfortunate
chase by reliance the and faith Of Florida made his
calculations before re- parted NTH h funds Should pecula.
"rs Abroad hereafter complain Of having suffered loss by their
transactions IN these bonds IL be forgotten that
themselves Who for purposes Of their own induced sales
they were aware destroyed any of public
credit implied by the law
rms presents to view the state Of things which has grown
out o. inc o'ertadng in American securities The repuda
" sae STOCK has been discussed in ne Penusyl
Michigan, Illinois and Mississippi and has p...sd
yasrong vote IN the Illinois Senate and is seriously con-
fempsted Florida The greater part Of the banking
mas oeen raised on stocks has been lost and the States
WI De called on to pay This was CONTEMPLATED and
m come upon the people more severely than N Ioan.
for he construction Of railroads. " ''A'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31
Philadelphia AdvertIseme

Al TO RENT.-A large room, Ne IS South Second
WI street the centre Of the retail dry goods business
. Philadel phia. either BY the week month The
and situation would be very travelling New
York merchants agents FOR the exhibition and sale Of their
merchandise. mails law 3w l. n J. GLIB.
WATCHES AND WATCH NORTHUMBERLAND
w Levers Of superior quality Watch Movements with
hard and gold dlas with and without jewels for sale by
w. CHANCE, SON & co II Plat street,
mas I'm and ~ Commerce street. Philadelphia
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Postponed on recount of the weather..

Dpoo,,, lPoostp9ned on ace9pnt Of The weather.
EROOklYN SECOND SPRING SALE OF ELEGANT
~ FURNITURE AT AUCTION, by II. j. TODD, Auc-
uoneereW ednesday morning, LIST of April O'clock
at The Sales Room 90 Main street. the elegant Furniture
o. gentleman leaving The city comprising in part mahogany
uited and other Sofas maple aad other Rocking Chairs;
Looking dinner breakfast tea, centre card and work
lpes Candle stanys; Bookcases and Writing Desks; Car
g %, Cloth and Floor M1ng mahogany French, and
rsaus; Washs te and dressing Tables Crockery and
Niass Astral Lamp and unusually large assortment of
kch'n Furniture, with which the sale will commence.
n3l 2tt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31
Foreign Markets.

PoRT PRINCE, March nth, 1870
American produce plentiful. Coffee sess cotton S23 log
wood So5 tortoise she'll So horns So hides Ss cocoa So
Spanish Douboons So Colombian $50; Spanish Dollars 81
Patriot $237.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31

On the thus furnished the bank commenced the discount.
ing of notes and the bank bills The bank
got int difficulty, and obliged bonds for
sscoo The charter Of the bank provides that any after
the bank shall have been operation one year 50 add
nonal bonds be issued Gil the stock accordingly
the list jan 1883 Gov Mccall issued tive thousand bonds
81 900 each, payable as follows.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31
BOYD & HINCKEN. Agents.
IL r Z X l. IP.
OLD GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY.

Old tTNLtN7S HEAD UTNPENSANf
OLD GALEN'S HEAD, IL Peck slip, the of
- Water street; DOCTOR EVANS continues his improved
gracce usual at his well established Dispensary. No.
Peek Slip The public respectfully apprsed that Dr.
Evans extensive prac regular medical requirements
ees m to adopt the most speedy safe and agreeable
Tor The perfect removal ofa diseases of delicate
or Old for whichhe particularly ceebatedhose who have
been treated by less experienced practitioners
are respectfully invited 10 make application his office, No.
u Peek slip where his well approved Minerals Box and Pre-
Venuxe may be had genune, and at other establishment
NB-The Offices AID entrances well arranged aud
crecy may be depended Attendance daily until PM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31
FOR GHKEEPsIE,

Flo o . @ II + lei SIE,
Every day, Sundays exceped) Landing Caldwel West
Point, Cold Spring, Fishk Landings
New Hamburger and Milton
acF--ra I'd The and splendid steamboat OSEOLA
Capt Verdne Truesdell, will leave the foot of
Chambers street, every afternoon, Sundays
exeep'ed at o'clock, commencing Tuesday March, 1870
o'clock.
For passage apply to the Captain board, to NJ NJ
ID. r. Martin, ia West street.
E. All goods freight, bank bills specie other property
taken beard this boat must be at the risk Of the
thereof nal 3mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31
PAIL LLOYD Auc,;ons.r

- ~
FURNITURE, PIANO, PLAiED WAAE, SEWN
MCCORMICK will SELL this day, at 10 ocot k No liz
West broadway all the Furniture c9naed in the house,
Plated Ware, Carpets French Bedsteads. Beds aud
Bedding &C. &C. Sale positive, without regard the weather
m3l lts
UCTlON NOTlCE.-Sae of gentee Furniture ON
"A Thursday, o'clock, at No. So Grand near Green ST.
m9l 81 THOs. BELL, Auconeer.
HEN CANARlES-A fine lot of Canary Birds in the best
condition for breeding compr sing very many of the
Pmes birds of all cooers amongst which several male
birds ia full exquisite noe for sale
ces, at the Fruit aud Segar Store No. l6ii Greenwich
Hotel. -
~ b. Waned-A young lady to attend the above One
whose parents reside the city viii be preferred
SHIP BALTIMORE is unavoidably detained until Satur.
~ day, the 4th of April.
BOYD HISCKEN Agents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31

IONEs's COURSE OF BOOK-KEEPING uats Foste, q
yonesl 1873 Broadway lover the drug store)
The un rsigned continues receive pupils hath day
evening priyey requrtd who are thoroughly instructed
The course or bookkeeping s essentially different
ordinary modes Of instruction. II has been graua w maured
by setenyears teaching calculated
part more practical knowledge IN few days than be other
wise acquired ~ months The dctnls 81 the above
course are not adapted 10 Advertisement but prevent this
announcement from being confoundd with the prcten
ons fquackery the undersigned state that all those
who arc unscquained with the reputation Of his system WILL
on appcatio al the 1879 Broadway be referred
teal accountants who have been his pupils and whose ts
mony % to the truth Of the above statement will be found
eNccPtionable.
register containing the addresses of upward Of
dents who under Mr. Jones
also be inspected at the lecture room.
PENMANsHIP.
Writing taught such principles approved and
abhedby the first pnnen. the object ing secure in the
possible period freedom rapdy
necessary O the disp,tch of business.
Commercial calculations embracing Equstion Of ray NESTS,
sc, receive particular attention
mail iqi.eod THOMAS JONES, 1913 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31

PARK THEATRE.-THIs EVENING March 81, will be
PosrILLI0N OF LoNJUMEAU-ChapelouM Mr. VIII
CATHERINE AMP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Mr.. Cres-
Doors open atel-Periormance commences at.
RQWERY THEATRE.-rHlsE EVENING, March3i, viii
THE GIANT OF THE DEsERT-Giant of the Desert.
Mons Bihin Julia of Ley denheimer Miss Mitchell
The SECRET-Mons. Dupris, Mr. Howard Angelica Miss
TURN OUT-Restive, Mr. Blakely Marian Ramsey, Mrs
Doors open apas six and the curtain rises at seven
Priees-Boxes IS cents; Pit s7 cents; Gallery, IS cents
NE,w CHATHAM THEATRE-THIs EVENING,
THE %fosfATE = ss1 Mr. Booth Malice Mr. JR
ASb ghGr8T!so5fEseoev Munes Mr.
BS Ssss % M ssn PITS Pit s Gs% Gallery a cents
Doors open at quarter before Curtain II o'clock
OLYMPIC THEATRE.-THIs EVENING, March 81 will
OLYNiPiC REvELs, or Prometheus and Pandora-rrome-
f fs;IS fcpsS N V h'h9 Russell. Marian
the at'' MHS WShfrH THE CARPET pAG-orim.. Mr.
UEFoRTttNATE Miss BAiLEY-Csptain Smith, Mr.
RRoADWAY CIRCUs-THIs EVENING, March 81,
Chsgopg sports; Patsgonan Sports; Era vaulting and
rum Peas by Nj Jennings; extraordinary Equestsan sats
so"T son will f'sf SS
Jm-aong osey and Introducing the Campown Hornppe and
Grapevine Twist Sc The whole to conclude with he Ser
ROwERY AMPHlTHEATRE No. 81 BOW cry MAX
of the doors enter the spacious and brilliantly smnad Ne.
,N Msf amidst one HUNDRED ss' s TnS birds Of
@te untamcabs black gsrhs ne Gs sn S' so
Of SSf %ca aS s 1
observe-The doors will be opneda SIX O'clock te pub
eur and half view the splendid Giraffe &c. as the per-
Ts EVENING" VEN Ss;t &C. he will COM
with hs Spectacle MasePPa Massa Pelham Treble
George and the Dragon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31
SHIP NEWS

BALTIMORE, March GAR Globe. Burton York Besev
RICHARDS, Bradley do. Sid Richard Shomrsou, do.
iciiMoNp, March 2s-Amy, New York. Jane Caroline, do
sid Julia, Oliver, do.
SAVANNAH, March 25-arr Excel, NYork
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31

REMOyAL-Mr .BUTLER. respectfully informs his
IN friends and the public that he has removed his
tory from 2l2 William street 70 No Gold street mao
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31
weekly Report OF Interments,

In the City and County Of New York. from the oist day of
March o the 2sth day of NJ arch, 1910
30 men; ~ women, 81 boys; 80 girls. Total i2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31

OCUL1sT AND oPHTHALMIC SURGEON,
300 BrOodt0ap, Of Duane sftd,
Confines his practice TO .... zu....u...
DISEASES OF THE EYE OPERATIONS THERE
~ ON, (when requred) =, 80.
Dr. Es oSoe hours are from TO o'clock, Monday, Wed
nesday, Friday, and I'LL on Saturday. , o..
DR.. WESTMACOTT is in attendance daily, lsundays
eeped0 also DR. Elisits patients during his absence
TIL. poorer class will be attended to from hapas to
o'clock
NJ B. DR. Elliott will LIST May 10 ISL Broadway.
Entrance ia Warren street my2s-yis
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London Advertisements.


ARIsTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY
GENTLEMEN inclined to go ahead in the Atlantic steam
" will do we'll to call at
ROLFE & CO.'S,
ME RCHANT TATLORS,
No. Is Great Marlborough street. Regent street,
LONDON. .
their arrival 10 inspect their extensive and excellent
sorment OF Waiscoats, and the best West OF England
Cloths being assured by Roe Co.. Of the first style Of fash
ION and prices lowest scale. MAG SIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31
CITY SALOON,
OPPOSITE ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, BROADWAY
" AND NEXT DOOR TO THE AMERICAN NIL.

CITY SALOON,
EES st BOOK HAs 70 o HE hE9ARwa ~
sEUMIThis splendid establishment now reopensd for the
@ sSf. under tn.
The saloon provided With convenient raised seats, covered
ducing general effect Of elegance and comfort equal Il
''cf'oSS 5 " TIC S' Of FOR THIS
New Moving Dioramas VEIN
Vocal Concert and Favorte Dances BY the
Doors open at !, to commence at quarter befores
New Moving Dorames-Abbcy Of st. Francisco by
light, rising moon, twinklipg stars, NC.
brilliant FAIRY GrOiio, being Moving Scene Of darling
storm end taking g aud fri gale
Grand Concert se ;a and Instrumental by Miss Bruce and
The celebrated tenor singer Mr. eib will PRESIDE :: The
piano The concert will consist Of variety OF admired
whole % conclude with several Favorte Dances by the
Italian Marionetts. mall I'm
iHhIL.FiRsT NiGHT, OF W. H. WILKINS In
aSrns ss week. M 'h LA and Of ~
aa s% RT as@' y." ca
appear :, the above Museum and have the homer deliver h
Ei%g: ts%g.I;iYr novelty, tSc
Ias r & BffiEfAft k AND sd R GGSssS % VI
OF S MRTa foR of
Admtance,2 cents Performance to at o'clock
For programmes see bills mails i'm.
GEOLOGICAL lNsTITUTE.-JUNE TITUS ANGE-
~ VINE COS splendid collection Of Living Animals
.G%eu BoSTy, where ever pSspaTSon "a. BEEN
made 10 receive the public. Visitors will have
ona ad yanage Of behoding that sniras
LYING EGYPTIAN GlTlAFFEi And the further grati6-
cation OF seeing BLACK TIGER the existence which
has hitherto been either doubted denied BY ali author. who
Entrance TIE exhibition No Christie street. directly
the Of the Bowery Amphhcatre. d. 3m'
RILLIARDs:-ExERCIsE FOR HEALTH oNLY--A
BASSFOD especially informs his friends the vicinity
ofhe Tsersa that he has fitted the large Room $40,
known Broadway Hall, with tables whsrehs win
he hppy those who wish purchase tables
his old stand Ann street, adjoining the Museum where
there thirteen tables ready for trial Tables Of every de-
scnpon cloths, balls cues, NC fo sale as above
The above have the reputation Of being he
respectable and the best Of tables
iQs is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31

Win these bonds Col. Gamble New York and
sailed thence for Europe, in August and sold oow
rates.
18th July, 1888, to Am Life, Ins
Irutt Co., bond.
rth Sept 1888, TO Hesse Co. Of
Amsterdam.
nst Feb 1899 10 Pslners, McKil-
Top n Go. Of London, ............ iOl
sist Feb 1880, in small sums-........ IS par