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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

ONE Mons AposrATE.-A Mr.. J. z.
Ruiier, Of Palmyra. Mo. has Just aban-
doned the Wing party and Sc, forth what
be calls his reasons" ia seven columns
Of The Palmyra Courier
Ia his aCxicty TO yindicaie his motives.
be STATES one fact, which. We think. will
make b's new ffiends blasphene lille.
Io says:
Ieihoso Who attempt 10 impugn my
motives Tor making this tack. 1 will say
t1st q ] had gone over 10 The strong eide
Ike some Oi Their present Iar0,iiss then
indeed. here would be some ground Tor
ihe charge bot changed alta time uhen
] bad not doubt Of Gen Harrison cleo
Heu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

Aaeag ihs iaei1ssu which ocsurrs5 ., ne
sfsnd FioHias sprirs Fsssiyslon Thuf,dsy ls,i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

AZ recent Wing meeting 10 Talbot
couatY Name there easa L5g Cabin rn
'he pfrcesti5n viih smsuin box fastened
90 tbe root, upside down and bearing tbts
motto. "MaHrfv's Cove
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

Look ye loco i5cos % L0uIsBaiana and
.ssk yourclvcs What 700 have gained BY
8li the barrels and hogsbeads Of INK YOU
have shed from your pr1sftutcd pens "a
trying 20 prove Gen Harrison az aboh-
f,onuff
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

sehr Mary Caroline Nichols Is FIN North Carolina with
sehr Texan Small days from Eastport, with plaster
schr vulture Cray days from Newburypo with fish,
sehr Friend, Baker, days from Boston, with mdz, to
is sloop Republic, NBedford with oil.
had been and repaired at the Isle of France This
vessel has been before reported
99p 81 sa rS now g ont be at sa
& 81 aS Sd 90 Sar r u Isai WIZ
E;iS IS %:ss$%s@ S
s9 csG c7Sg + Jenkins fa'
spoken.
Elizabeth Bruce, of Boston, standing f, April H. lat - TO-
Passed. Hse packet ship with foretOpsai bound
f. April son the L'11 Wha,emen.
oen G @ loco a ss AND 1900 Leaking
United states Ports.
s cnfs Mali f;Jas AZ eTRs si.
h BS s ed New
Apr AfI ssI5 s
APR Ap1 asnes for
sd sh'HT MxS for
N York; banker, BasipoEI Tor do.an$ remain ;!L,
is ATssds f5H'
ra. Patterson, do. Wv,
ALEXANDRIA. DC, Apr 2s-arr Abigail NYork. .
chadmef Maaon B%lsy
JACKsoNvLLE, Apr i-arr Orbit, Brown Nfsrk ana cid
10th for Boston, - .
Key WEsT Apr 2oFrancis Ashby, Randall, Apalachic2la
Leonora Young Cedar Keys Wanderer Marvin Mobe En-
ergy Fish, New London Moro Castle Burrows do; Paragon,
Helm do.
Foreign Ports.
HAMILTON Bermuda Apr 2-sd Factor, (iilley st Thomas;
Ist put Distress Elizabeth Greasy, Baltimore; 4h, cid
Freeman, Sparks, st Thomas.
ST CRoIx, Apr s-Peru for NYork unc.
MARIEGALANrE Apr s-Coneia Gray, for st Thomas, sn;
Intrepid, NYork. is. 49, - , "
Geo Henry, Elliot do do; Clinton Cole Boston, dos Lewel-
Ign, Adam FIN wilmington NC dsg: Watson Dockray, for
Porto Rico, unc; Houton, Thompson, dsg.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

TO MARRIED WOMEN MADAME REsTELL, Fe-
msls physeia happy to have It IN her power to say
other celebrated Preventive Powders for married ladies' whose
health Sos too rapid Of family .n says
tia! has at once sPesd The fears and doubt; Of the most
s" ss a"S a. IN ~
introduced by the celebrated Midwife and Female Physician
this subject her particular and especial sudyJ .
inclined entertain degree Of dss until become
the 'i e. an es
. sGn c
the future happiness of their offspring not but too well
happiness those who give them birth would detsei In how
many instances does the hardwo5kng father and more ssre
their lives tuTgng the laber tong 1--we
and and LOVING @ TO % a nsss toll sss weighed
down the spirit and last broken The health ohe father how
ions save her aiSsTsss offspring becoming fadcd
objects Of charity or rShgais y9tares Of vice. And even
holding the emaciated form and health Of the com
Sss ds,ss.
ns attentions d and ss which
alone can bestow not uDieauensy at time Iss,t abb
lis moral FOR parents to their families regard
less Of consequences themselves the well being Of then
an aGa
this subject and estimating the vast benefits resulting to thou
pees the attention the Married al
they hold near and dear TO its CONSIDERATION Is not vlss
and healthy means within our contro Every
s # %rS "a. IN s
recommendsd Price Five Dollars apackage
NJ and lar BE y
$aSaa rs4EHf f:$s: Isss.. FssIs ss:
.oTP n. PsilsisIpiia oee, 81 South Eighth street ~ "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29
S5,oss,lsl S4,lss,352
$5,s63,lsl $4,I33.952

This return in the currency of S3isooo
The immediate of the bank have increased $40ooo
while the Immediate liabilities have increased upwards Of
100000 the time the discounted notes have increased
$4s75 while exchange bills have decreased $2o5 and the
protested bills have increased $4,000 The Bank appears
received of the surplus Its
chases drawnagans produce have decreased 80 pr cent
while its discounts OF notes have increased This apparently
pursuing the perncous policy Of oanng to embaras
Dealers mistaken notion of relieving the people
To this also be ascrbed the in the protes
ted paper This policy is the of the continued rise in
exchanges and the premium specie large proportion Of
the passing into the hands Of deaers great
deal also delivered to the banks payment for advances
made il year This is again made to the United
States Bank the discharge the large responsibilities incur
red by that assisting the banks of the southwest to
the January The Of the cotton
Europe thus morgaged 10 banks applied to the liquidation
Of foreign debts Of bank assisting Mr. Jaudon to
the interest for renewals that he engaged for last
fall In this way great proportion of the proceeds Of the
cotton is kept out Of the regular channels of business
The following is table Of the affairs Of the Commercial
Bank of New Brunswick
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29
~ o II MING III E II A l. ID - SHIP e w {
Port OF New York, April 30.

csson DO; Ospray Gaylord New Orleans Citizen Ksss.r
prland Lane ssh, Bsrte MOBILIZE Lycurru. Leeds cedar
Tsv, Mokena Perry 81 Johns, NJ Gaze, Pierre Bangor
Ne, iiIah Hammond NOrleans Euphrosine, (Frj Auber
Arrived.
Packet ship Mediator Champinm London and Portsmouth,
Marc. % Lizard April o TO John Griswod. :
shin Rochester, Woodhouse from Liverpool, April mdy
70 Weoshuii \ Maturn. .
aaruis an barb Themistocles Bola a. de n Palermo, with
marble, NC 10 Hoford Brancker 60. . -
Proea Nicola, fun Palermo, with mdk, Har
rnouy Co The ashore Fire Island but got on with
little damage. ,
Gs emperor, Holmes, 50 de I'm Stockton Eng, coal, to
Barclay Livingston.
Be brig Ocean siddle, ds I'm Newcastle, COAL TO Barclay
Bris Cumberland Chnu isds I'm Mobile, with cotton, TO
Ogden 49, -, -.
5000 slaves Colt Co. 10 bales cotton Durham Moore
big Resolution Davis, nds I'm Newport, Wales, with 40
tors coal, 10 " irvine. ..
Brig Rosrer Coming 81 de I'm Para with hides, cocoa SC
rion. COZ do,j arr; Leader, for Boston, unc.
Brig Abby W. Knight " De Havana, with $50 binds % ties
n.sscs n spohord rieston Co, his Lahan,
bags coffee 70 order April lat Ion rs IS spoke brig
Henrietta. I'm Matanzas for Portland.
S<hr sah Stevens 20 de I'm Franklin, La with live oak for
The yard Sid IN with sehrs stetson for Nyorh Eli
Davis for Mobi'e Wm Henry FOR Boston April 10, of
Matte ba Fla spoke sehr Frsnes Ann OF BOSTON, Cor 81
Moscow, Fs'es ~ dc f Apsisehico,s with cotton to
Dea6eld
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29
BY EXPRESS.
lCorre spondenee of the tHerald.l

WAsHISoroN, April n, 1870
Mr.. Rice GariandLIhe Report of the Select Com
mittee the Bynum and Garland Afray-Ihe
General Appropriation BiH-Mr DIieH-Ine
Virginia Election, &c.
At an early moment of the day, Gen. John Camp
bell, of South Carolina, a gentleman who il only
known to be admired, rose and moved that the order
of last Saturday to print the report of the Select
Committee on the subject of the ARRAY between Mr..
Rice Garland and Mr. Jesse A. Bynum, be re- con-
sidered.
An incidental debate ensued, and the motion to
reconsider was lost
Mr. Rice Garland then rose, and said, in substance,
that the other day, when the affair took place be-
tween himself and a member from North Carolina,
he was instantly cOnvnc ed that he had committed
breach of privilege; and that he should then have
made apology; but some gentleman rose at the
moment, and demanded action on the subject
Action was taken, and he deemed 1t indehcate
in him to say anything till that action should be
disposed Of Bat this morning, the affair had given
rise to debate, and it thus presented TO the
House, he wished TO say, justice to the House and
himself, that he had acted under the influence of
hasty and momcntary impulses, and in moment OF
irritation, committed an act which was indefencea-
BILE, which admitted Of no apology, and was not to
be palated by argument or approval. He HAD no
apology to offer, beyond that which was demanded
by the respect he owed his friends his constituents
and his countrymen. Without appealing to the in
diligence of the one, or ishng to awaken the sym
pathies Of Others he stood ready abide by any
ton the House might take, any decision it might
arrive at.
Mr.. Garland's submis sion was made in a manner
SO bland and gentlemanly, that it met with the APP
probation of every man in the House 1t was hon
rable TO his nature, to his good scnce, and to his
principles a man of honor
On motion Of Mr.. Underwood, of Kentucky, the
subject was postponed till tomorrow.
The House now resolved itself into Committee of
the Whole, and
Mr.. Dilleh, of Alabama, took the floor, and CON
cluded speech on the General Appropriation Bill,
which he commenced last Saturday. Mr.. Dilett is
a aged gentleman-is declaimer of the Grattan
school, and is very able man. His manner is often
very animated, and portions of his speech to-day
were distinguished for episodes of the most vehe-
ment and powerful eloquence.
Inmy opinion Mr. Dllett may be ranked among
the ablest orators of the country. He is new
Der, and his debut was eminently successful.
1t is now late in the evening, and shall bring my
epistle to a close II is agreed by common consent
to take the bill out of Committee tonight and pass it,
The Wings rejoicing over the issue of the Vir-
GINA election and are stuiDg their good and plump
and precious bodies with crackers and hard cider
They are somewhat boisterous in their mirth, bu
are very liberal with their hard cider and cracker
Yours, &c.s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29
Passengers Arrived.

Lospoy Ship Mdator-Danl Wheeler John Cryder lady,
three children and James Riach, VIM Pedder of
London; Nj Ballard, v Ashton of Boston, A Riach
RUSSELL Of Scotlans X Gale Wetmore, NYork-ss in
steerage.
LIvsRPooL-Ship Roeheser-R Chisholm, 8 Chisholm, II
Chisholm, Sarah Smith, III Smith, A Smith, Smith,
Smith, DougalI, Carter, Hale Hae-and 40 in the
Storage
APsIAcHIcoLa-Ship HarIinger-H Morse, J P White,
Martin, Dowper. w II Stark, l. Champion
SAyANnAH-Byig Vn. Tayior-Mn Hull, Mcbride, L
Wolff, w Williams, Oliver, T o. mos-2a in steersge.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29
- ASTONISHING CHEAP SPRING GOODS

- ASTONISHING CHEAP SPRING GOODS
- Look at this-our motto Cheap for e Ssh these
hard tmes-soooo pairs Of the handsome. gents dress Boots
offered the public with steel and brass plates
the heels from 81 pair French Calf Boots 50
the gents Quarter Boots and high cut walking shoe,
of the boys, and chiIdrens fine boots and
shoes than ever yet offered this ety Ladies French
Buskns Walking Shoes slips black brenre, green, and all
other light celors Misses and Chdrens black bronze,
green and light buskns and slips best and cheapest the ey
good stout Tor fremen, watchen, mknen and
men, from So the best just call Walkers
Canal street. Hudson $50, where you will
handsome cheapest and largest stock ofboots and shoes
In the city. Remember the nimble sixpence ap23-im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

standing the crops going behind hand IN all direc
tons The following comparative table OF the Bank oil
Tennessee and branches:
ar.r.xv.r ar rur B.rx OF TESrEssEE AND Branches
isr ArRIL, $780, As COMPARED WITH THE RE-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29
CLERKS WANTED.

CS0O TO $500 will be given in this city 70 smart young
%OOO men who learn Professor GoWARD'S NEW
SYSTEM OF ACCOUNTS" which takes two 10 fonr
weeks. Terms suited TO Qualification for count
heuse guaranteed and places certain Professor c.
hundreds Of the first Houses supplied by him in this city
for the last ten years MERCHANTS almost universally prefer
his Clerks and give orders for them few days. several
hundred dsars higher salaries than others few vacancies
present For further particulars please all ON the Prof
l. r. COWARD, A. NJ,
Amherst College ~ Accountant and Teacher Mer
chants Agent Office $40 Broadway, between Broome and
Spring ap2i lw%
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29
InnpOrtatlOns.

LoSp9sePsr Mediasrz ,Consisnses;-Reyburn Wander;
WORT, Hoford Co.. u Morewood Co, Rogers & Co, III
Wa Barstcw Co, Lawrence Co, r Collins Go,
Connah, Bach radish, Geo Hart Co, VIM Harrison,
WISE, Barber Brothers, Lseour Bar,Iett Maitland
& Co. John johnson, Wiley 4 Putnam WIN Kahn q Wood.
ward, Mauger, Alelime and srder.
LIvgRPooL-Psr Rochssfer-so pig iron Irvine Co
g hhds crates Drummond- hid zoe boxes tin plates
Grinnell Mnturn Co.'S bales Wood Johnston Burritt-7
cks CHAINS Robbins Goes scks salt Rsche, Bros
Goa bales mds Wood esa bales Rhodes.s? bales suy
dam Rsron-3 CO L III Smiths W T Crook Col trunk
u Hynter-si bdls ThomIsoa-@ casks w Harris-!o
Backbura-s bales Ogden, Waddipgton Co6 cases BIZ
cks 8 pipes 100 tons coal 10 order.
TRINIDAD DE CUBA-Per OroriDbo-iH hhds ~ ties Har-
mony-f4 hhds ChasieIaip 4 Pouvert.
APALAcHIcoLA-Per Harbinger12s bales cotton Center x
Coiss l. Trosch-72 @ Winters Co.'S Bogart Knee
land-9s w II AIen-2o Spoford TiIestoni7 Smith, Mills
4 Cole Conant Coil ID A Wesson Coils pkgs A
Pennston-i BIZ Ogden-a bills bn Chapman72 bales cot
to order.
Per Moscorss bales cotton DelaGeld-ss Hoyt Wade &
Edwards hides Fmuhsm-ise sticks cedar Hough-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29
London Advertisements.

London Advertisements.
ARISTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY.
GENTLEMEN inclined to GO ahead in the Atlantic steam
" ers will do well to call at
ROLFE e. CO.'S,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. 35 Great Marlborough street, Regent street
LONDON
their arrival their extensive excellent an
sorment Of Waiscoats, and the best West OF England
Cloths being by Role Co.. Of the first style
on prices the lowest scale.
FRENCH CALF SKINS cream eolored green, yellow, red
and alum dressed Innings Patent leather black kid
and Morocco skins drab coored and black silk shoe acngs
drab colored galloops, sc. SC
French prunea black and buckskn CATER shoes
gentlemen Plain ked soled
fine boots, boot cords and webbing
Hatters' silk plush. French and German.
Hatters' bands and bindings drabs and blacks.
Cotton hosiery silk cravas Prussian saws Madras and
Pullicat kerchiefs Received, and Tor sale by
apao3m+ 2 Coenties Slip.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29
ASTONISHING RECOVERY.

l. -
HAVE been saved from the dark pecipce of an untmey
death and from the miseres and torturs Of most
and proracted sickness and by the blessing Of Ged
sbled to offer public thanks to Doctor JSEPH HElNE,
young German Of the German DspensaIy No lss
dence my feeble limbs led to That excellent and
institution receive the assistance Of the young and
kind kenefacor who administered TO Affections obtain
until neither help assistance miserable
sufferings-to him. therefore Justly bound in
lasting gratitude to return most lasting and public
knowledgemcnt .. . -
applied Cor reliefo of,he most eminent of the
medical faculty in New York some OF whom advised eountry
gnant depreaaons Of their poison have had upwards OF
oI magnant ulcers the and eight the
there w. the timely assistance Of the aboye physician not
o ls'-d but every ystxe oh formidable disease rooted
mali and back for The FAST three enjoyed the
most and perfect health publish this Tor the
benefit Of suffering humanity and advise an BY the blessing Of
ALExANDER MACKEY, sas Water St
Witnesses Hyatt Burger, do
VIM. Keith, do
ap7 linz WIN. r. Powers James brompton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

HAVANA, April i-Sugars good demand and firm
iris for browns and yeos, and 10 iris for whites
Coffee brisk and have advanced owing to the favorable
from and the stocks becoming
ducs We thirds n fair to best seconds 81 81
prime a 10; moiasses 2rs per keg.
Exchange on London o II CT prem; New York q
ct. dis.
the last five days the demand for produce parcu
ory coffee has been quite active rnd prices have
rls. quotations of the nth inst,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

ITO HOUSEKEEPERS-The subscr has this day
eeived fine assortment Of Plated Cake Baskets, Table
Casters and ivory handle Table Cutlery in SETS some Of
winch elegantly fitted in mahogany also
patterns Of Grandoes astral hal and mante Lamps also
full assortment of Britannia Ware in sets, Tea Trays in
sets and to sell singly. d. F.. DELAVAN,
ap28 n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

DRLG.DENT VAN BUREN.-A splendid Portrait of the
Presidentby II. nman exhibiting lfree) at Mr.; AT
WILLS Music Store, Broadway from which highly finish
ed Engraving in by Parker Price 81 to subscr
beers. apps ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

VIRGINIA ELECTTON-LATEsT ACCOUNT
Tip Loco.
81 counties. Observation-Disclosures. So. .....20
Wing gain. ..............6
Wing loss. ...............2
Clear gain for the Wings. a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM. with withaut bread.
n and tea for two gentlemen be had in the
lower mart Of the city private family, where there
boarders Terms moderate Address "sATIsFACT1ON,'
at tbs Office Of the Herald aY7s iw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

NGAGAZIN DE MODES, so CANAL STREET-MA
wi DAME BEHRMAN begs to announce to her friends and
public generally that her Show Room Of Spring Fashions
every style of miaer will be opened Mon
unremtted exertions has always paid satisfy and
meet the appreciation Of her friends win her here
ofore the patronage Of her Madame b.
particulars pains this in obtaining the latest fashions
comprising taste and elegance combined with the
to suit the present times Madame b. determined
Keep her reputation for and fashion her department.
and will sell the beat and fashionable work
lower than any House the city call from her will
convince them of the fact.
Magazin de Modes, so Canal street.
N b. Wholesale warehouse of every description Of Millinery
Goods, on the most reasonable terms,a
ape Inn LYON K BEHRMAN, 10 Maiden lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

AUCTION SALE AT 493 BROADWAY.
GREAT BARGAIN.-Fancy MILITARY articles of every
description, viz: Leshon Hats. shawlS, Ribbons Cam,
brio Handkerchief Laces, Sc Also patterns Of Glass
Shoe Cases Mahogany and various articles for
store The ton sale takes place this "wednesday
ing at 10 O'Clock. sp24 ST.
A UCTION NOTICE.-Geneel Furniture.-At 10 o clock
"A at No. Mercer street, on "Wednesday:
apps At THOS BELL, Auctioneer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29
RIBBON AND SILK STORE.

% R'DDoN AND ''LN oio"'' 70
HOsE wishing fashionable Par. Ribbons, should call ct
Il "a Division street where be found the largest A.
the city, consisting OF Rich Enhre,derea gvss
Naples and Grosder,p. Ribbons Embroidered EAss Grc
dopbre Ribbons SHADED Ribbons. China Ribbons, srped
Ribbons &C So &c Plain Figured siks, Corded shs 81
various coors Plain and Figured sans forepc~s Cspes,
Wire Reeds and Millinery articles in general Ths day ~
ccved OF Grape Lssc assorted coos bive
White straw, Crren lawn and Mode, Lilac, Ne Blaeh,
Sc Also Embroidered Grape Lise Ribbons together wi'hs
great asof,ment Of fancy Dry Goods 49,, -.
N. y Cons,antly on hand, GentleTens and Ls"es oe~
Paris Kid Gloves, wholesale and retail by
ar'e-ir,ia' e. ". LEVY w. DlNsion sures.
IMpOkTANr TO FAMlLIEs.xCokf.t hs clsn1sss are
ca fuel in cas- be hsd ~ INC ensnr". or
o the ciy on srrucsuos
at the Manhattan Gas LM Comlanys omc,i w M.rees
street or Of the engineer at the works not o E,shtnh
For cooking sup rcr 20 either wood or coal sre cen cs
I'm a. .a,rs b-t hide draft II affords great hssfsed
. mere easily igsited han charcoal hv~"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29
ITO LET, an Office Enquire Of
l. HERDMAN s. KEENAN,,
apo 81 South street, up stairs
A CARD

JAMES LAsCALA late of the Hair Dressing Establish
ment at tho Aston House where he has been orally
knewn for number Of begs leave respectfully
form his friends and the public that he has entered into coa
nershp with John Corrao the Washington Hotel
in he same line Of business where who may require
strict attention to his business will continue deserve and
obtain the patronage Of his friends and the public, which
hereby earnestly solicited. ap22 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

]. BLEECKER, AuctIoneer.
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS AT THE EXHIBI-
v TON ROOM IN THE MARBLE BUILDINGS AT
THE CORNER OF BROADWAY AND CHAMBERS
STREET.-JAMES BLEECKER X co. will sell at ion
Tuesday, 2sih instant at II O'Clock in the Saloon Of the
street. most valuable collection Of Pantr elegantly fra
med being the property Of celebrated connosseur who
number of has spared neither me both
Europe and in this country in making his selections.
ConnCisseurs invited this collection which
presents opportunity ofobtanisg genuine works Of
the old masters.
The Pictures be daily catalogues had
each. apps SITS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

GRTAhN,D CONCERT "a At I'M, NIBLo's IS. SALOON, ON
?ea Concert by the celebrated Es9sr Family
Soprano; Miss ELENA RAINIER, tontralto; Mr.. LEW,
Is RAINIER, Tenor; Mr.. SIMON RAINIER, Bass, who will
appear IN their native costume aud variety of Songs,
Duetts uarettrs and Melodies of the Alps The
commence at o'clock. Between the parts of the Concert
Grand Military Band Will perform national and popular airs
IN the grand where refreshments will be
the company if required Tickets SO cents be had
garden. ap29 n
ITO LET. an office. Enquire of
L HERDMAN & KEENAN,
apo 81 South street, upstairs.
A LARGE FRONT ROOM TO LET on the second
~ Floor with attic bedroom frcquired, th crate two
good closets in the suitable for gentlemen and
two single gentlemen lodging ROOM (without
nhed unibshed where there beardes the
Apply at 50 City Hall Place. doors from Pearl street
ape 81.
LOG CABIN.
l1?- HARRISON AND TYLER.-SEVENTEENTH
WARD.-The Tippecanoe Cab OF the Seventeenth Ward will
hold meeting Wednesday evening instant at
half o'clock lin their usual syle at the Clay House
Of First and Avenue The great
celebration he Battle of Fort Me to be celebrated
sth of May Members and those desrous of joining the Club
requested to attend.
The Life Of Harrison II be distributed members with
copy of by laws and badges of memberships By order
JOHN r. ADRIANCE, President.
JMo, sVAANlppEsWyHAprrEIR, Vice Presidents
:. KsnIu sI'"rH' Secretaries. avss st.