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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08

Instead oballs and "hops the visitors at Union Hall
have their regular prayer meetings, which generally
terminate the evening.
This house is said be well Reputable, beds, and
every thing in the best style, with attentive servants
and accommodating landlords.
The United States Hotel will next speak of. This
is the most extensive and best arranged house in the
place. being medern with lofty rooms, spacious
halls and a magnificent verandah all around Here
again find another class of people Notorious cha
racers and characters of note bring up from Go
vernon Marcy down to the common blacklegs.-
Young generally prefer this house for what reason
am unable say The number of ladies is small com
pared with the other houses However, there are some
very pretty among them Philadelphia is well re-
presented here. should suppose, from the specimens
of Philadelphia ladies in Saratoga that they are
the beautiful in the country The most brilliant
of the three houses mentioned are from that city.
The only important event which has ranspired at the
latter house this season. is said to be that OF young
man from New York. who brought his mistress with
him. They passed themselves off as and wife The
lady being time after recognized by conner
from the city, they requested to take their
and walk The bed, believe, they left behind-not
obeyng scripture in this instance.
intend removing my quarters tomorrow to the Uni
ted States Hotel, where / shall spend week or two,
and then tarry awhile the Pavilion. Should any i'm
porant transpre these houses you will hear
from me agan G. II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08
THE ANGLICAN EXCHANGE COMPA-
u Nv late a..

= q
of this state, eco much ~ the restraining as prohibits
individuals associations from keeping Offices discount and
depose" repealed Under thk law association has
been formed, under the name Of THE AMERICAN Elk.
CHANGE COMPANY-tbe object Of which Is, 10 provide a
well profitable place for thu depote ali sums
money not less than twenty five
Certificates OF depose signed by the Treasurer and
of the Company will he given those
deposes which shall state the time and the Of such de-
poe Special deposites II on se, will draw
Tomato to the amount and time Of investment General depo
sites are such As may be Withdrawn at any and viii
not draw interes'.
The money deposited with the Company will be placed In
The hands OF the Treasurer and the other Members Of the
Boara OF Managers who will invest IN such as o.
OF depositors
all sums depose large amount Of real estate has been vest
Ell IN rusees-who are entirely ssereedhavlng no Die-
rest whatever either directly Indirectly IN the affairs Of the
Company the value and proceeds of which vii We spproprs
I'd TAR may be full and entirs payment
OF all deposites and the interest sccruinr thereon.
The deed OF trust nsrne OF and all particulars In
which depostors have an interest," will he exhibited 20 them
the Office Of the Company No a wall St, the office Of
the Recorder, In the city Of New York au7-ln- -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08

ID POILLON, Jr. offers for sale his warehouse, No
I'll Pearl street. Fulton in lots 10 purchasers and
on terms as goods as can be procured in the city
Mammoth Paper-Sutable for large show bills, the
quality now used by the geological Institute and work.
ed on the large press in operation in this city, This paper
be furnished al short notice quantity and of much
larger size, il required
Printing PaperMedium, Medium and Halt, Royal, Super
Royal and Imperial, measuring 28i0 1853 2637l PISA, "a
&c. 35 2454 % 49, and 232 inches, with full assortment of
coored papers of various qualities embracing nearly all the
above sizes.
Writing PapersFoolcap flat and folded Folio Post Letter.
blue, white, and assorted coors, Pot Demi Medium.
Wrapping Paper-Enveope, various sizes; Kentish Caps
suitable for hardware, polished and plain; Cloth Papers
large Sizes Crown Double Crown and Cap; ao large and
small Straw.
Hattes Papers-Tssue, plain and assorted colo Tip and
Imperial, OF various colors expressly for hater's
Sbeathing Pap rs-For vessels, houses
Sugar Bakers Papers-Plain blue and nlad with white
assorted sizes.
PaseboardsTrunk Boston and New Jersey manufactures
Binders Banbox brown Bonnet in rolls fine white and blue
and white ir fats Pres an} Straw Boards.
Cards-Eagles Harry NiIL, Merry Andrew and Highland
er Pay1g with assortment 81 large and small Blank
South merchant, visiting New York requested TO call,
as there a times large assortment of cheap Papers on
hand 49, iapied 10 their market
Manu- OF Paper supplied with rags, foreign and do
nestle; eachng Salts, Smalts, Feusg, Jackets Wire Cloth
Moulds &c. au3Sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08
nIAPHANOUs WINDOW BLuNDs-,

u paurrns IN TTrndid and much admired
articles have been eceye they such ps~ ~
fshonables Of London and Paris and far snrpssu -
their Kind in beauty elegance and s~v
merit the particular attention Of the Bades-especiay su<b
study to unite the with the ornamental they irrrr
fa.ionabe finish well furnished
oom and v found very desirable aas pleasing snh~l
Cor costly paintings
st be bad only ~ tho Subscriber Al prees
greatly exceeding those NJ ordinary window blinds
an72w ". DOYLE, 'Heekmzn street. Clirtos Hall
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08


HATSthe greatest choice Of the finest and best goods far
the best shapes-with the lowest prices-Hay be found r.
BENEFITS Straw Warehouse, shsw nj 297 Broad.
way, New York. new shape, known by tie name of the
Paris Hat This most elegant shape, sets and
and well pleases the fashionable and Ladies' that
the bought Hats elsewhere daily brought 10
this establishment be altered this beautiful a-as
has shape the above House 10 call and
ndge for yourselves lie has still large stock hand and
variety suit all classes with reduced prices
1T Bear IN mind the number. x7 Broadway jyis.ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08

PICKsLAY,s LIQUID COMpe.ITION, lor

DICKSLAY'S LIQUID COMP0sITIUN, tor
removing the blue from stove bars without injury the po
sh and for cleaning brass "copper" pewter TIM with hah
the usual labor.
The above liquid only the polish that
been exposed the action Of fire. but speedily
stains from dead ground stoves and lenders brass cop
per- Britannia metal and pewter cleansed by with the
greatest expedition To block rim dish that
in for II gives the polish of II
grease ink spots stains from paint with the greatest
city, and without injury To the color
Brass lacquered furniture win retain lbs original brlancy
occasionally cleansed by it For sale by
je296 NATHAN B. GRAHAM 80 Nassaust. cor Fulton.
VANILLA CREAM CANDY-CAUTION.-This
article OF Confectionery has already attained popularity
altogether unprecedented The unparalleled demand for the
article has excited the cupdy and OF the coniectoners
generally and and have been Tor several days
past, attempting counterfeit
therefore, he il known that the subscriber is the nven
of the recipe
pure original aad only genuine Vanilla Cream Candy and
an article OF made by any other person.
and spurious, and unworthy the name bears
jy 29u H. GREGORY, 1871 William St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08
a CaHD,-pR JACKsON l

A CaED.-BR JACKSON has ADDED % his rssert veA
n gesble M"dc~ted vapor Bath Rsshiishm~nt al ac~r
cry, renteeiy furnshed apartments and board wb the be
81 nsrses, provided Cor nvsisds who nay wish pot ~-
selves under hs medical has Mccsed vrcas
Bsuha I~aa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08

NEW FORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
IN TRUST COMPANY.-Persors may effect insursnc~s
with Company their lives the lives of etbers
and either wbee duration ~ life for limited peri
Cd The payments of prciun be- either made annually,
In a gross :.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08
NIOTICE EXTRAORDINARY Y.-L sYLYEs

TER Of the propet0rs q The Exchange office
No. Coutandt IT,, the individual of the
living at 10 Broadway, have stated that e
ther private public; but with the feelings
friendship ayow him to be my BROTHER-boweyer can
scarcely believe that the notice emanaed from himself and
there naccuacy IN the given probably have
been Inserted by younger brother and 80 the nexperence
Of youth pleads his excuse,
the Herald and the public generally, that AN ALWAYS TO
BE FOUND AT MY NEW STAND, No. Couranit st,
where shall be very happy them. will
current money buy gold AMI silver pay cash Tor primes and
the usual business Of money broker upon good
be obtained In the CIV and therefore respectfully
solicit their patronage 70 sYLNEsTEKS New Exchange
aud 10 Prize Office, No Courtlardt between The
YORK House aud Mesers Hote. New Ynrk. am7.N.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08
observation-disclosures IN

VALUtBLN DISCOVER f.-FAYSONS IN
Y DkLIRLE INK.-This composition ella inns preference
other discoveries the kind In is requiring aid
preparation. Letters and cphers be traced
with upon all articles Of linen, silk, cotton
although the writing be pale at FIRST by applying the
the II presently deep black, and then
remains firmly attached the web, be eTaced
II also the adj other
productions that be used similar manner that does
not has written WITH monld
njure the of the finest fabric and il can
retain its quality in any climate, for sale by
NATHAN n. GRAHAM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08

~ OTHACH t.-kreosc,e :, universally slo~,u
the specdiest and eecua remedy for
ting disorder yet discovered II gives immediate relief form
ing thin cosgulum the which projects from the
impressions oft atmosphere For sale wholesale and retail
by . LAMOUREAUX 4 CO. No 81 Broadsay. ly29
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08

E BttVW n d GUS ON = PNINE HAT
ST0RE.-The subscribers, since the year 1924, have
6Aaimed AT furnishing the public with elegant and
stana HAT of the graceful FORM the accommodating
OF s. They that their efforts have been
crowned with triumphant The Hats manufactured
by them during the three MONTHS surpass beauty
finish any heretofore offered and stand among
those of higher prices by the fashionable world 70 their
patrons they would saythe quality, far be- uni
fon,-the price moderate and xedtie profit small, and all
the sales for cash. l78 Chatham Square, Matt ST.
myl9-y BROWNE co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08

Mo. IS PEAnt. stree Spacious and .plen.
did noel-Bosrd reduced to " 50 Pear street House
Rebuilt with convenience the old us
" the Burnt District The propr-os, grateful
rs patronage cbeerfuy meets the wishes Of his friends
he public, in this crisis, by reduction olar and y
per day, While he engages continue hs style of Keep
lag and attention asheretofore. JOHN NJ. FLINT.
rsxl tuv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08
sALUBRIOUs sToMACHICT

STOMACHIC
Enervescent Ginger Beverage Powder.
SALUBRIOUS STOMACHIC EFFERVES-
- CENT GINGER BEVERAGE POWDER, for pro.
ducng immediate efervesccn draughi, in the highest
possible state of perfection aayisg the thirst well being
Mingled with component part OF the pure Jamaica Ginger
much extoed in difficulty Of digestion, where its nedi
cna properties has stood the approval Of
fastidisus and the learned
To travellers captains Of vessels kc IL will be
adesideraum ofth highest sport either in sickness
health or Ia whatever climate will other prepa
ton exan and being peculiarly portable renders still fur
JOHNSON Co Chemists.
Al their Created Water Depot, a6 and SO Cedar St
Soda and Sedl Waters, syrups Of all kinds SedEz and
Soda Powders. nc. ie2-3m
THE TkOLLOPIAD. or Travelling Gentleman IN
Il America; Satire. BY Nil Admiral, Esa.-"This is
well designed and happily executed satire upon the Br
tsh veles in the United States Is good humored
lively exhibition the folly and ignorance which
athe Journals Of foreign tourists Hail. Hamilton, Fid
Ter great Troope, and the little Tolopes all
a share, aud pretty fairly paid OIL"
Also recently published, THE OLD MAIDS, their varie
ties Characters Conditions, kc by the author OF Peban
and Patrsans," "Od Bachelors" &c.
This amusing volume, and written In agreeable
ven.' Published and for sale ~
jyi G. SHEPARD, 62 Broadway
POWDERS -The subscribers be.
ID Ing agents the sale OF Boyd and Chlorate OF
Lime" Ia the United States supply dealers and
any extent the lowest market prices For purity and
strength they will be found fully equal any manufactured
this country or in Europe
J CAMPBELLS PERssE.
aufu No Ito X liz Nassau street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08
NEW MORNING, AUGUST

&A TO LET-The store No. los Fulton St, suitable
Eff for merchant tailor dry good business Inquire al
-A.ANo. Pam Il au2-y
AxA TO LET.-Several small dwellings with many
G convenenoes suitable for respectable mechanics and
jyl0-lm*
- TO LET.-The upper part of small two story
Eli house No Peck Slip suitable for ONCE Tor an ar
ms WIFE NO family with chidreA need apply Rent $l5o-
Possession Immediately,
~ There will be other family house. the lower part
being medical Office au2-y
- HOUSE TO LET, OR FOR SALE.-ine new
punt three story house IN 9th St. lew doors east
Oh broadway being the middle of the three houses just
hnished This house finished in best manner with
atey. Appyto g. CLARK, 1856 Water street
my6 isu
~ FOR SALE OR TO LET.-A large build
M ing well calculated for either bleaching, pratng
.f-A~dyng establishment In the building there
large copper boilers also watts and horse mill the
proved pa with ample supply of the led by
pipes into the top of the house Ii situated within few mi
nutes walk OF the navgabe of the North River and
within seven hours sail OF this city beautiful cottage and
few acres OF land IN high state of cultivation, be had
withthe premises Inquire OF JOHN g. BLAIR,
Jy3l2w- SO Broad ST
IA TREVALL, SFODDANT ~ CO., mo- IA
A Courtand street beg inform the trade that they have
Gremoved from No Courtlandt the above
and elegant where they have hand
stay receiving fresh supplies of Haer PLUSH and Trim
mngs
Also fancy colored Pushes ladies' bonnets which they
will sell on accommodating terms.
Hats Stocks and at w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08

dcnce Immediately ON their arrival
IL All Mercandse, Specie and Baggage the risk sh
owners thereof aulSsus
I AND0 FICE,-J0iiN L. BOGARDUs Attosp~v
~ and Councillor nj Law, Clinton Hall No. Beeknas a.
opposite the Brick Church door, city Of New York I~r~
Mississippi Arkansas, Military Bosuty, General Land Once
Western Agency
Patents Obtained and title. perfected FOR soldiers or their h-ir.
either. lst-Revoutiouary. 2d-Las War. 3d-Canatisu
Volunteers tth-EEgsh refugees from the United STATES NJ
Canada and Nova Scotia 5Oeserers from the British ar
forfeited for ~ tar, reclaimed 7h-eirs uner
entitled 10 lands old for s,hThose parted
with their discharges, warrants titles before patents
ued reclaim the 9-Lands IN the several sstrs
ard territories in the unied States Canada scos
Texas bought AMI sold, exchanged, paid and
ye.tgaed obtained and perfected application This o.
See.
Pomssters throughout the United States end other ger
men forwarding any ofhe above claims and acting
their several sections II country, will be entitled 10 Is
on all commissions Communicatio post paid
II Valuable farming land for sale w the state ~ lhncss
s sections ~ leo EACH parcels from ~ Tn So
scres stussdnear otherwise. Also, In Missouri
Arkansas. Dizzy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08
SPLENpIp CuII.EhY -Rsuor. q The q

SPLENDID CUB f.EhY -Razors 81 the Gnest qua
- lily, made expressly TO order and warranted good
changed in plain ard elegantly painted boxes Scissors
tirey styles and patterns with devices beautifully work
Steel silver and geld Rodgers Pocket and Tasc Cut
ery almost endless variety; bunting NARROWING knve
cabbards portable shaving and dressing
In Londoa AMI fitted with warranted cutlery; table knives
with aud without forks silver warrant
ed good carvers and long Steers PolA large stock
prsing general assortment.
The above opened and for sale trade at re
tail by the importers, 0RAVELY wREAKS
jyls-lmf 9 As,or House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08

EOK Building lots go e-t front and rear by
To 900 feet deep, situate ia the village OF White Plains i'm
the county of wesichester few court house
and about halt mile distant from the contemplated OF
the New York and Albany Railroad recommended by the
civil engseer, d. Allen Esqpriee $3.50 S4o o,erms
two years credit White Plains about 20 niles from New
York CITY, There daily said city
Red Bird stage line which leaves George Halls IS no sey
afternoon sunday al O'Clock
White Plains every nernag O'clock Persons wishing
view the above premises can avail hemsely.s Of the above
convey For particulars inquire Of JOSEPH n. HART
sorner Prince st. and Bowery, New York City, oro
Jy29-lmt RIClFD WOODS, white Plains.
OUTs-B0OTs-BOO s.-Fashionabe low pri-
ID cea Boot Stsre.-H NEWELL respectfully informs DIE
public that he has taken the store Nc 81 Canal Of
Wooster, where he intends keeping
reduced for cash. Just received from h factory Few
Of French pump boots prime arel, which
he offers al the reduced price ~ $500.
n u. Constantly hand boots for " and S275.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08

"A TO LET-The store No. lo3 Fulton ST. suitable
for merchant tailor or dry good business Inquire al
NO 2 Ann Il au2-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08

BOOTS.-S. q y. WALhEN, % IanaI Street., have The
hadsomest article Pump Boots shlings
fered in this city. They truly elegant and only twenty
shngs per pair Call go Canal Canal street. 2d
from Greenwich Don't mistake the number
They have also splendid assortment Of genemen's light
Pumps and shoes reduced prices Also elegant
OF ladies' and chldrcn Boots and Shoes
cripon which win be sold low can object to
the price. Don't mistake the number-itis $50
T Country merchants supplied by the package DOZEN
tyop Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08

A CAUD.-MRs DUNN, Professor Of the Spanish Cur
IA and Singing pupil Of the celebrated Maestro Bag
o respectfully the Ladies Of York, she
gives lessons the above delightful and fashionable
plishmen together separate. Application se
residence, Broadway.
The herald., 1837-04-25

Savannah Geo, nth inst, by the Rev. Charles J,ncs
Feb Thompson Cooke 10 Miss Martha Mada Irvine OF the
former place.
DIED.
on SGnday 23d inst, Mr. r. Beauhemos the cath year OF
his
o. SUNDAY, 23I inst william c. son Of VIM c. wadsworth
agrd months and days.
On Saturday, 22d inst Thcophilus p OF r. IT, Maecs
secd months and 10
l. L. sunday 2d sst, Jehn Asop ESQ., aged
50 years.
Charestown, Mass so,h Anna Nora wife Of Vim b.
Brown formerly fNcw York.
ihi Charles Lsctic ESQ formerly ofthe
Of New Yok, aged 70 years. -
Al Kicbn nd Va os tuesday, 18th inst Msy L., wiE sf
~ Plcasans Leo, 81 the editors % the Rshnond
al 81 Nav = lst John, March a. Mrs Ann Gill, eyed
N wears native of spDrt, X. u
The herald., 1837-04-25

woRx.--There is variety Of individuals and
companies in The North and West, advertising for
carpenters, stone cutters, masons, and laborers but
they have not taken the right mode Of procuring men.
These individuals companies should send en-
agents here, and engage all the hands they want, and
take them on with them This is the true and only
mode to be pusuedby the canal and railroad conrac
tors. Railroad contractors adopting this advice
would soon get all the help" they require.
The herald., 1837-04-25

II PRoPosALs will be received at this office pre-
vous to the next Of Congress, for the si,ua-
ton of spcech-wrer for literate Congressman, whe
nre too ambitious TO hold their tongues, and great
bockheads TO write their own speeches. During the
last session, many members were grossly imposed
upon by ignorant prc,enders, who palmed ofI masses
of dull and absurd trash upon them and their consti-
tuents for brilliant political speeches.
Persons Of undoubied talents, who can write Org
nal speeches sufficiently legble to be easily read by
men Of moderate education, will receive liberal remu
ncration None others need apply. We have got the
contract for supplying the next Congress- not with
stationary, but with intellect and we mean to deal
fairly with that venerable body.
The herald., 1837-04-25
FRE ~ HESPsrEAp.-A letter dated Hampstead,

FIRE IN HENPsTEAD.-A letter dated Hampstead,
Gath April 1887, half past 4, A. M. says
"Wc have this morning been alarmed with the cry
Of fire. On reaching the scene Of action about one
and half or two hours ago, saw the large general
store of Higbie & Snedlker corner of Front and
Greenwich streets, pouring forth its sheets of flame
and volumes Of smoke 1t soon found its way through
dwelling house and the store of Mr.. Kirby clothier
to the large store Of Carman, Denton q Carman
where by the activity of our fremen and citizens il
seems now TO be arrested. Upon inquiry I find that
the fire commenced in the hat mandatory of Mr.
Finley in Greenwich street, and has made a clear
sweep round TO the post Office, which, by considera-
bic cxertion has been saved. The buildings consum-
ed those of Mr.. Finley, halter, Mr. Rhodes, chair
maker, Higbie & Sncdker's store, dwelling house.
occupied partly by Mr. Abraham Snediker, and the
other part by Mrs. Dorln Mr. Kirby tailor and clo-
ther, and the store Of Carman, Denton & Carman.
The los Of the whole as far l can CLEAN at pre-
SENT will be about sl5, ,000 Of which probably three
fcurths is insured, although not by the Hampstead
Insurance Company.
The herald., 1837-04-25

FIRE.-A little before 8 O'Clock last night, fire
broke out in Mr. Raymond's store, adjoining the Full
ton Bank, in Pearl street.
II originated in the second story, occupied as a
straw hat manufSctory-how is not ascertained.
The flames were extinguished by the prompttude
Of the remen before any material injury was done to
the adjoining buildings
The roof Of the Fulton Bank, and the house next to
Mr. Raymosd's were slightly injured.
The herald., 1837-04-25

TnE MOCK AUCTION cAsE.-Mr. ,dolphus, who was
arrested at the suit Of Sill and Aaron the auconeers
No Is0 Pearl ST., on alledged damage Of $1,000,
sustained by them by defamation of character; Mr..
Adolphus having accused them Of swndiny was
yesterday discharged by Judge Oakley rithout bail,
the Judge considering there was no ground fer the
slt.
The herald., 1837-04-25
THE HER AID.


- TIE HERALD OFFICE ,oiu REMOVE on the Isl
~ .s, 10 No ~ Ann STREET, door east Of Nassau
ss,sst and opposite the Vesy Rooms a the Duch Reformed
The herald., 1837-04-25

7 + Our Boston namcsake is down on the Watsons
with the old story Of Mr.. WIS other wifcin England
and such like matters Of scandal and notorieiy.-
swell, vot OF it?" Suppose there is another Mrs.
w. in England, anda half dozen little w's-and sup
pose our Mrs. ". is Miss Wells, formerly pupil Of
Mr.. w. in London. They do not sing the worse for
all that and the astidous Bostonians need not desert
the fremont in consequence.
The herald., 1837-04-25

CoRosEa's IsouEsT.-Yeserday an inquest was
living at 29th street, I'd Avenne who died under the
following circumstances;
A dissipated fellow uamed Lamar, took the de-
ceased and two other boys to Long Island to gather
CLAIMS. Lamar carried with him jug Of rum, of
which he gave to the boys and il seems that the lad
Young got at the Jag and secame intoxicated, andlay
down on the beach. They put him into the boat and
brought him TO New York, but when they arrived,
he was dead. verdiet-desth from intoxication and
exposure.
The herald., 1837-04-25

BY the packet ship George Washington we hayeac-
counts from Liverpool TO the Gath and London 10 the
23d ult Read and ponder.
The herald., 1837-04-25
TAMM ANY HALL.

Mr.. J. PARKER has the honor to anaovnce 70
and subs cribers that his last Public this season viii
Wednesday 2, enine mort, April 18th esd tho he
for the sea- on, on Saturday evening, 2sth Ami
The school fot the exsuire season viii commence
in Qctsber.