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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

81 The National Inteiligsneer states tha,
The health Of Washington never has been bet
ter than u Is now, Or be, been Tor the last few
weeks. This will be- pleasant news 10 the
crowds 1ho inisud visiting tie ms,ropoli,
during The session of Congress.
Macy improvements have been made IN .nd
about the Capitol The square has been great
y enlarged, snd contains, even st this late De
rod VARSITY Of Odoriferous and beautiful
ho~sr' and shrubs. No oss uilhia The de.
'aoes which We live. Old or youbs. should omi,
vi.it 10 tbs unri,slled spot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

tNh seems We were in error, in part,
about the election Of public printer. !, had
been the practice for several year, TO elect a
printer TO each House at the close Of each
Congress. Last year the Senate elected =
but the House declined, for some reason not
now remembered. Blair is Printer 10 the
Senate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

u The new tragedy written by ~ P. viii
It's Tor Miss Clifton, has beea performed a,
The Park Theatre. n. Y. With decided success.
Miss Clifton maintained her exalted rspnta-
ton, and established her claim to be the 6r,,
actress in this eOuntry. She is indeed . splen-
did woman, physically and intellectually; and
but Tor an occasional thickness in her ebune,,-
"oi :" the quiet scenes, wo should pronounce
her lauIlless 10 her pfofes.ion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

. door-Post as well as . earpenter-he
took stick Of timber two and twenty
inches and three quarters in diameter
and pretty much like the Gineral's
experiment in banking-he hewed and
scored and dub'd without rule or chalk
i'ne' TILL there warn't piece big EMU
10 make button for hen-house door.
Your friend,
J. DOWNING. Major,
I'd Brigade. Downingville Militia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

b6F We have heard much. OF late war.
aOou' aris'oeracy aud the tyranny IF wealth
anu uemISogues have lsborcd most induslri-
oHsiy 10 warm up the poor into hostility IN I'm.
f'ch. But what have the exclusive friend. n,
The poor done for them They have derao,.
t. ue eurrency-depressed industry, aud pa
raiysed all branches Of business upon which
The poor depended. They promised the com.
mon people gold-and they have given them
sh'n-PIa'ters" II poor man, in some par,.
oi the country, has but a SIS note, he mus,
give 'o cents to broker, TO get change. be.
lore he can obtain breakfast. Thish,, o,s.
rated as tax often per cent. upon IN. hum.
bier classes Of society.
Suppose tie Legislature had levied a Jir..,
Tax upon every man who was not worth NOR,
than S5-what would have been In. r..nl,
revolution bloody, perhaps.-Every manly
spirit would have risen up IN vengeance.
against their wicked and Incompetent, ruler,
let an indireei tax Of ten per cent. il impo,.d
upon the unfortunate, whist the rich are .ua-
o'ed to defy even the currency bunglers.
Geo. JaeksoL proclaimed tina, .'ihe b,e,sin1,
OF government. like the dews Of Heaven. f.Il
equally upon the poor aud the rich" Doe,
not the history Of the :imes in which we i've
every mans own perception Of tr,,h-proye
ua' this IS hot The case lAtterly' Many rich
hen nave been proslrated, but the industrious
classes after all, have been the principal .uf.
iererS' The honest earnings Of thousand,
have been suddenly swept from them, To per-
i'' the experiment to be made, whether an
excited old man could kill a Monster.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
From tht .Naiional In,,lii,,ne.r.


The following Letter, recently addressed
10y The Secretary Of the Treasury To the Clerk
OF the House Of Representatives, is publish, d
Tor the Information Of those whom /, concern,
TREA.vRr DEPARTMENT, Aug I6, 1887.
SIR: The near approach of the ses.
sion oil Congress makes II proper for
me 20 aPPrize you, in order that the in
formation may be used for the benefit
and accommodation of the Members OF
the House OF Representatives, that thi.
Department will be prepared to furnish
funds for their payment in notes of the
city banks or specie, or 10 give drafts
upon several Of the Collectors of the
Customs and receivers Of the public
Money, or the former deposlte banks.
IN suitable sums, as may be most con.
venient to any Of them.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Ste' siGTy If The Tiea,ury.
w. S. FRANKLiE, Esq.
Clerk Of the House Of Reps. of The T.. G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

.HTmy .Morements.--Orders have been
received at st. Louis from the Secreta.
ry OF War, for the second regiment OF
Dragons to leave that place on the Is,
oil September for Tallahassee, in Flo
Tida. The orders also direct that the
troops and horses shall be taken by
land.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

SpriAg WAssf.-We state for the in
formation Of our agricultural friend,
who may wish 10 procure the Spring
wheat, that they can do 90 by early
application 70 =. p. Roberts, Esq. ed.
l.or OF the Farmer and Gardener Bal
hmOre. Mr. Roberts has beea ap.
pointed agent for the sale Of upwards
OF 900 bushels pot up 10 tight barrels.
each containing about three and bali
bushels. which Will be sold At 90 50
pes bushel.-- SIaunios Spectator.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

Inc PeFrysbufg (Obio) Miami Of
me Lake states as a singular fact. no,
generally known, that the Aiaunee
nver, from Its mouth TO the Foot Of the
RAPIDS distance Of about h miles
ess > cunsni each leaJ every twenty
ISuF hours, through the summer month";
Ahis eeTreat y oNen 20 strong a. 70
10y lumber and other substances
, s.osueg on ita surface, several miles On
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

The New Market Va races. will
eomsnencs a. he last Tuesday 10 Sep
lsmbes. and the Bread Rock, over he
Tree Hii cone. sn Tussday, the "a a
October, end The Fairfield races on The
seeoad Tuesday e oriobsr. lie l0th,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

OmiaOUs--It il stated that the loco.
motive which bolled from the track OF
she Washington Rail Road few DAYS
since was named Martin IAN BuySo
-'nas "a leaving the footsteps of n,
predecessor Il turned an snfiye so1,y.
ssi, and came up, all Standing, with II,
head turned towards New York and
Ie back to the capitol-and further
sna' The locomotive brought up 10 cary
the passengers safely through Wa cali.
ed the Js1sss -MadisOn. The ancient.
would have eonSidered this an omen o.
some imPoTtsnee-and one less point.
90 would have been the signal Tor dis.
banding great armies OF overrunning
immense provinces. Bait. Chroniet
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

I'm .Army General Court .larfialha,
been directed to convene at Fort Mon.
roe. on Wednesday. the Odd instant
for the rial Of such prisoners as NAV
be brought before it. The Court con.
sists Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

Bank CoHvsnfiOH.-W learn that
The Board Of Directors of the Valley
Bank bad before them, at their meet
ing on Friday. the question of uniting
IN the proposed Bank Convention. de.
signed 10 bring about. BY eoncer, among
those instituiions, an early resumption
OF specie payments. We learn that
the board were unanimous in favor Of
The measure, AID regretted only that
an earlier day had not been selected
for the convention. and that arrange.
ments had not been made for the re-.
sumption of specie payments at an
earlier day than will be practicable
through the agency Of the convention.
- WiaeAestsy HbRiaisa, Sept. 8.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
President.
.AIembers.

Bvt. 1t. Col. A. {. w. flaming
ilh AHy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

Judge White Of Tennessee. 10 the follow.
ING letter, presents toe V,sws ., 10 4. N.t,,n,l
nauL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

Mr.. Maxey, U. S. Charge d'AGsirs
to Belgium, sailed from New York ON
Saturday, in the packet ship Virginian,
for Liverpool.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

Members.
Bvi. Major X. NJ. Kirby, Ist Ary.
Capt. +. Lyon, ID Ariy.
Capt. j. NJ. Washington, 9Th Ariy.
Capt. ID. Van Ness. LIST Arty.
I'd. Lieut. V. l.. Brent, 9th Ariy.
I'd. Lieut.. r. Rldgley, 2d Arty.
JuGiQs .AGvocafe.
lst. Lieut.. J. Z. Irwin, Adj. LIST
Any.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

w. S. FAAxKL,E, Esq.
Clerk Of the House of Reps. Of the U. S.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-02

The Misters Brown are now safely lodged In BRIDE
well + s.I.s.s. -,
DickI. awrence, a genuine leafer, was arrested by
Gilbert Havs for breaking open and robblng trunk
in tavern at the foot of Roosevelt street. where Dick
had taken up his nights lodgings. Dick Is now LODI
ged free gratis for nothing .t
PoucE-W Wednesday WATCH RETuRNs.-Family
.Jars-In spite of Blackwelrs Island" hard la
boz" and to get out stone" threatened by his honor
the Recorder TO all contumacious husbands, who in
sist upon playing the principal characters in Rule
wife and have wife" there are yet found many who
set all such terrors at defiagce OF these is John
Marley, who on Tuesday night disturbed his whole
aeshborhood by raising the curtain for the last act OF
Family Jars-getting in reality, so drunk, that "he
could not hole through forty foot ladder" and
smashing crockery like winking"
His wife Ellen interfering he became perfectlyiran-
tic, and commenced running fight with her, but not
being over said in his understanding, she contrived
10 gain the street, and had her ege lord conveyed to
the watch house.
These circumstances being fully deposed to, the
magistrates considered him fit subject for the he,
corder's animadversicn, and accordingly committed
him to Bridcwel for trial at the next Session day.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-02

Having almost all kinds of patent medicines for the cure OF
Dyspepsia including Evans Camomie and Apecn the vienna
or Dutch, Enouys Universal Moat Life Pills &c, have no
se.sn9n N saying that the benefit derived from taking Or
sears henovaiing Pills ncompaably greater than what
obtained from all the kinds have use And further
ty that not only place confidence Or Scas Of
and medical skill but believe him 10 be ofnteey,
Platrlfcid Jan. 1897.
Docts Sears office Ann street See advertisement
outer pare. Tim
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-02

ARRIVED.
ship kentucky, Bunker, New Orleans asdays viii, cotton 10
ship Lafayette, Blair Charleston dsy.. with cotton to a
sutton. - -
ship Margaret, Tiden Gibraltar, salt border
Brig Planter, stusess Charleston, days with
Buckley -
u,,~ chasiaur ray of Bostou lis dsy. t,,s" l "A
To A. vessels left beiorr reported an II at
British brig Brilliant for Bersmia ChsrIesoh ont
days; she rerned the brF Resontcs, and
Booth had Bermuda ~ Distress aist JAM gale sip
which worked the galley overheard carried away bwark
schooner Orooo tcbe Of New Haven from Franklin I~s
Jan H. with mola-ses Eaton Sailed IN schooner
Valiant for New York Jan ~ lat ~ Ion ~ a. spoke ship
jan lat g. hon. So spoke brig Ceres OF Roson from su
imam, Tor Wilmington, ~ O., out y days eu -.
schooner Washington, s mn sdaysrom Ncrios with Hour to
Dcane Stirycss 4 Co. -, !,
naca, with bags ameno, u bbs old coer and lead TO
Aymar Co Leng William Daily for North Carolina ~ IA
days Schooner Adene tor New Orleans seen on the 2h jan
lat ~, 20. IN gale. Loaf overheard, James toaton
Scsooner Hares Chandler OF North Yamou h 70 days,
Anse DE Hanma syt With bags coffee, assdc cocoa -
do and ~ hs gnser logs mahogany sons oswoeo 70
Nesmith a Leeds Left vessels ~ port Calau,
Chandler nSns that number Of had been committed
o American vessel. along the Island and all their crews murder
ed reported generally believed that sloops belong
ING TO the Island commanded by black the other hy
nearly both soy- filed the piratca
vessels Several American vessels due the Island had not
we'd when the q sailed supposed they had been fallen with by
the pirates January ~ lat ~ ~ Ion, ~ fell in with the shr
Newport ~ Boston IN sinking coninn had fee, ~ water
her hold at tho time; took oft Captain Townsend and
asosaved nearly Al her sls and running The Newport
~ days rvm on bound 20 Savannah Captain miorn
that Cor isdays he had continual westerly
during the ~ daye had he AL ship
hours the .e The " has experienced
the passage, stove stern boat carried away the ie &C
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-02
vpILLIARDs IMPRO wa

BILLIARDS IMPRO WE'D. Ges,Iemcn wis hing Ia
ID play at Billiards purchase tables invited call
broadway where tables and
Rse cushions ate and
with iron eagle frames and common tables above win BE- usd
the largest and best assortment offered the public sdvana
rs bose who wish purchase ii ssrt nosce ey
packed at days notice
B. Order. Coz any thing ths ne with cash good efsesce
to BASSF0RD, ais Broadway VIII prompt aitsnen
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-02

uy-FRANKI.N COFFEE HOUSE, q Maiden bane, IS Cedar
teetseme fine Saddles Of venscn prime ode w BE-
cd 10 day beweea " and o'clock 10 the osuai sylc
cents per pste. -. ..
ftNs JOHN r., BROWN.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-02

Schooner Geo Thomas Dyer Norfolk, sdays, with corn 70
schooner Beliere swan Falmouth 81 days with pmento
Schooner Virginia wossr Petersburg % yohn.on + L.wdon
Schooner Belle Lewis Norfolk days with wood 70 master
Below ship 2brigs wind s.
MEMORANDA.
report through the English about
Of December stating that pilot boat down, of
Portland by the packet ship Samson hence for London, och
me Captain stees knew nothing of the ccum
stance until be it in some of the English papers.
The clear of lee the North river clear up the
highlands.
The ships Columbus and Sheridan for Liverpool and Mediator
tor London detained until O'Clock, A. M this day
. Look at the schooner Harriet reported above
of ashpwreck and pracies.
Sailed from smyrna Oct - French brig LEloe New York
buenos Ayres Nov. 4-Bng Sophia Eliza Reed, for New
York and Boston loading To sail in IS or 20 days
81 Thomas schooner Pheemna Manson New York for
AZ Trinidad Jan lsBark Helena from New York arrived
AT Port aa Platt-Brg Edward Folger New York, days
lPer Yesterdays MaLl
nah more Jan 3s-Avcd brig York Thatcher New York
Gray New York 2sd cleared Undannted Tyler New Yerar
rived Exeon York New York Schooner Soldas Watts Tho
20 New York a6th bark Cuba so cleared for Key West
Hyannis 2-schooncr Fairfield Sherman York for
Boston,
lBy Express MALL
Norfolk, Jan so-Arrved schooners vrgnian Bedel New
York Consul Cade do Pocahonta Tate, from Thomason
T ch~aer Martha from cRe1ysta i va for New
York. went ashore Old Point beach on the 2h ut viii be
Sailed from ua9pton Roads 2st ult, schooner Weymouth
Baltimore Jan so,sailed schrs Sarah Knowlton and Emma
Laouree, for New York.
SPOKEN
Lst 81 90 ian, 70, brig Julia McCmch om Washington N.
Jan H. Ca, Florida miles bark Venice King of New
York, . days from New Orleans tor for New York.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-02

LCR SALEM stock and fixtures OF Grocery s,o.c,
with he eae from May The siard Ne rod
especially Cor he qpof % Possession si,es mmet
ateIy Inquire al 30 Warrington g. n-@A
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-02

having aewy undergone extensive repairs and alefaior.
sonsues f the reception q families ADD vs'sr. k,gy
entien viii be paid 10 the comfort and accommodation ~ "Se
who favor the establishment with their patronage.
The publishers out NJ New yerk who send Ser paIstsn
the the above weeh
seron early possible and forward then bills boz 70
the sffee Of tbs Hotel lilW
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-02

KY JESSE CADY Store, Nss III and 10 Ws,er s,,aet.
~ m s ny :, y O'clock N lots p purchaser s cash
hats combs fancy soap cloahinr guas pisssis 49, a. I'll
an assortment Of goods, suited tbs Sostvn and Wssr. M,
ke 100 numerous 10 mention ~ h kaa
Atpnvate sale 10 900 dozen Combs asserted OF ali knds
imaginable ' 'ie'ev saISI
1000 dozen Cola and Bosons
20 casks Table Cutlery Tea Tays &c Fire Brases and fin
pieces -'' - ~ '' A"' M
10000 Needles, assaedfrom Hommngs and German sx
soos Buttons Coat Vest Pearl subject 70 ebersar
which will be taken in payment -
Also, snuff Boxes, Pins, &c. &C. &e
Also, GermaR French Rhode Island Jewely low priced
Watches, Guard Chains &C. mar2s' Tvs
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-02

Now EXHIBITING at the American Academy,
Barclay street near Astms Hotel the orxoal and ~
blne paintings, the Temptation and Expulsion Of ADAM and
EVE painted by Duhs fo tne e kx Charles X of France
principal cs United staie, TO the lively Of
pe,voo visitors.
Doors opsn from lin The morning, ul at night
The confidently the pubic that his viii the
hast the pictures SHORTLY be retained 10 Eu.
rope = = 49,, ..,.u,,-
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-02
HANINGTON'S
NEW WING DIOR MA q

HANINGTONS
NEW MOVING RAMAs,
CITY SALOON
Opposite ST. PauIs Church, Broadway
THE PUBLIC respectfully that the scye r,u
fashionable place of opcn en- much
Iarrer than formerly with Eare of Moy,ng
Dorauc painted by the best Artists The Salsnn hr~
en entirely rcfed for the comfort Of visitors and
decunied forming the complete and beautiful Pubic Ia hl
America No has been spared render the
moral interesting and splendid The scenery
has been painted by Mes White Walker Jones Grain Ben
cough Lchr scweI, and Others.
5HPwRECK or THE MEXICO
faithful having
intense interest and anil
its first representation, vii be repeated this
With the follow attractions
Eliminated View Plymouth, ENGLAND
H-East Indian Scene, VI Naval Battle.
INSTRUMENTATION, NlI-Simm and shpwreck,
V-Fsllofthc Angek, Nll-Cathedral Of Coloene,
v-Thc Celestial Regions Ix-ItaIian Fanocco
Among the Drop Scenes
Mount vesnop. Duke white.
View on the Rhise-C. Lehr.
Counna in Spnn.-P. Grain, sen.
scene FROM he Maid Of Cashmere II seweH
View Of London iora Waterloo Bndee- Bcngsurh.
View MIssDoughi, Grcece-R Jones.
Temple Of 5cience-waHsr
Boxes cents Paee and upper seats Is cents Chdrea
accompanied by their Parcnisor Guardians hall Price
Doors At e-pcrfomancesco commence al 7ocock dsiu
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-02

PARK THEATRE.-THls EVENING. win se psr-
IoN-Adrasu MI Observation-Disclosures,
RchsU-cassander, Harvey-len, Miss Tfee-irus, Mrs
MY UNCLE JoHNi-Uncle John. Mr.. Placde-Neice Hawk,
Mrs Vernon
Doon at g. Performances commence before o.
SOCK. boAos 81 Pit so cts Gallery IS
A MEXICAN THEATRE, 30 WERY.-THIs
EVENING viii be presented the Mels Dramatic Spectacle,
Hermann, or THE FATAL sATH-Hernani Mr. W. s.c
Zanbe, Miss warmg-Cupd Miss Yates Zephyr Miss
Hancker
Previous TO the spectacle, the petit piece ola
THE SWISS CgrrAGE-Max Mr. Edwin-Na,z Tick Gates
Lsette, Miss Waring
Boxes, 75-Pit. s7a-GaHsry rs cents
FRANKLIN THEATRE.-rHIs EVENING will
I be pre- scented The Drama Of the
FARMERS SON-Luke, Mi. J. Mills Browr-PMlp MI Kent
-Chailes Maydew Mr. Barry
TO which will be added
GRETNA GREEN-Becy Finnkin, Mrs. Kent JeAkns, John
To conclude with the Drama nf the
BLACK PHANTOM Black PiiaLom, Mr. Many-Mary, Miss
" Moner
Doors open ate. Performances commence O'Clock
csely. Boxes so cents Pit
NATIONAL HEATRE-THIS EVENING will be
presented the ADM ed Opera of
The fkATE BOf-Francisco, Miss Watson Capt Temple
more Ar Pumer-Fcdr Ito Poppon Mchel-Cara, Mrs Wat
son-lnez, MIS-. Conduit.
A solo on on volnby Master ST Luke.
TO conclude with the Farce OF
MRS. HTrE-Pete VIII Mr.. Mitchell; Widow White, Mrs
Conduit; Mrs. White, MIS- Stevenson.
Doors quarter commences al quar-
ter before7. Boxes 81 Pit SO cents Gallery SIT.
MEXICAN CIRCUS AND AMPHITHEA-
"A TIE, RICHMOND HILL, Corner varck and ChaIor
streets. j2
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-02

III POE rs BALL-We are requested state and we do
with pleasure that the friends of Mr. John Graham the poet
will meet at The Blue Bonnet Heuse Frankfort
Thursday at soc0ck for the of making the
arrangements for Ball. which il give him
early day Gentlemen who friendly the above object are
respectfully invited to attend. f2lts
W NOTiCE-The Committee on Thomas Paines late Birth
Day requested at the Blue Bonnet Mier
Frankfort THIS EVENING Feb ID O'Clock
Treasurer for tickets they have sodhat he may enabled
settle all bills against said committee without delay
PS-A requested to be and discharge their duty
f2lts -
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-02

WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN, Asctioseer
W.: 3. CONANT, STORE No. is4 PEAFH.
- STREET CORNER OF MAIDEN LANE.
THIS DAY at 10 o'clock general Fancy Goods
&c &C. July
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-02
u. p. DIETERICH, Auctione,

Up. DIETERICH, Auctioneer
RYE. BEARNs 81 CO.. Store No. 1853 Pearl st., of
- Wall t.
THIS DAY-At O'Clock, the auction ware,
Sn.-Cons sting opea pocket and dirk kryes cards and
III DOZENS SCISSORS and cards. needles cannisters
nd bundles double and singled speceaces steel and brass
hooks ard eyes, &c dc
Fancy consitns double cologne hair oil per-
uineiy' iehch ana Englsh soap, lavender water, &c
shoes. '' 1870 $4,000 ~ -
Also az Invoice OF Jewery Consisting of rings finger rings,
"atcnes breast pms chains &c. dc. je4
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-02
COOKIES
EQ UE TRAN CIRCU

CHALLENGE
TO COOKIES ENGLISH PERFORMERS,
Or amy others nolo in America
To- MR. CARNEY, The Native American Performer,
American Circus. offers BET Of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
that hrs pero ances Friday Feb. 1887 be
eqnalled by any performer in this country.
The above evening having been apart for Mr. Gavey Fare
well Benefit he earnestly that he may be able settle the
all whether native
cope with that st other He has selected the following
as the est of skill.
Slack Rope.
The Hercu an Feats ON the Columns.
The Spanish Tranca.
The balancing Equilbrums.
Judges will he selected award the the fl
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-02

ROSE BALL.
q a. that the Fourth S
a Tamnany Hail. the ih day Of February, St Valentines
Mr. Parker the and excellent Coon Band
will attend. .
company 81 an 4seeab. evening great benefit socey
have afforded The unfortunate widows and orhans distress Tor
the Tssssure % ''
;rs;s'sss' sa
s@ IN he ds Sas,
O'Clock
sts s 1o zen s aRa We sSs
iso HENRY LEWIS, secreary.
Hx- NORTH RIVER FIRE ENGINE COMPANY N. ~
will take place Tammany Hall Monday evening February
n Hall viii decorated with the banners and
other emb ms e the Fe Department and the C.mmee wish
or expense viii be spared % 70 The ca"a Of "se %So
may ssa Mr. e" % above
Dancing at o'clock and continue until late
sisted co%ee who il the course af;he evening vii nitro
duce his much admired enderal and Ma sanelo sets Of co
Tickets with l.aes ticket. them price 81 to he
sIo,awsy Mile ., Hudson ;.fst Morton
or ofeher ofthe members Composing the committee By order
). B. MILLER. Secretary. jsea.
BECKWELL's
Grand Fancy Military, Firemen, and Civic
BALL!gy
To be Charles Beekwel By Committee ofis To tack
place at the EUTEkPEAN HALL, Broadway on THIS EVEN.
ING, Feb. al, 1887.
Tickets be had the principal Hotels and nj the Hall
NB.-Faacy Dresses can be had at the Han tx5t
nC POPULAR LECTURES.-Dr DoDs' Introductory Lee
on !" Public Meeting, previously called but ovesossd
will ~ ae Wednesday evening February AT hall
Hall when
his feuds and the public, fee expense
will Lectures
mon diseases which the human
abe with plain Of the means of
prevention and
Ticket tor the Course $500
Ticket for one Lecture 0s5
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