Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31

EArnA.-THIs EVENING viii be per-

RAAA TAEAVhA.-THIS EVENING will be per-
kAsPER H-UsER-Dr Lott whitIIe. Mr.. Hi-Kasper
AIR which, The GREEN MOUNTAIN BoY--Jedediah
To conclude M mI; ,h MS sqSs%ss Mr. whsssy
GhlPpindale-Fanehete, Mrs. Richardson.
os s:: att O'CLOCK
AMERICAN THEATRE, EKY-
a. a. THIS EVENING wnl be performed
TIE H.. BRoNZE HORsE-Zamna, MIR. wliamson-siarge
Previous 70 which, THE MILDLY AsHoRE-Ton Crnge,
" Doors open at 7-perormaaces a, quarter
before o'clock. Boxes. rs cents-Pt, s7i-Galery Is
NATIONAL THEATKE--Lae haian Opera
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MIR. SAMUEL wooDwORTH,
On which The following distinguished artists have
Kindly y ss their aid MI vandenbod, Mr. Browne
MI H. wai,scA Mr. Rice Mrs G. Jones' Miss Turpn Miss
THIS EVENING os, 81, 1887 will be acted l2d time in
Mr.. vandenhoir- P.rcius AbbstDsy pRan II. WalIssH@
Decius, Roger;-yuba ). "aack Lucius Percva-
aSu MISS M R
play sa address, as by gentlemen Of this
cy he M will be spoken By Mr. George
ny eGalss in which she will accompany herself the
TO be followed by the nterude of JOHN JoNEs-Guv
Gooduek Mr. Burton, This first appearance New
lack JRa MeoH Mise saaJsG. ens Wal
After the nterude an address written by Mr. Wood
by Mr. Horncastle
Song Jim Grow" Mr.. Rice.
PREVIOUS to The play, the overture to Fra Diayola
Beor, the farce, grand Medley Overture comprising all
70 conclude with he opera Of NO SONG No SUPPER
e
Ms;srs Thornton and Beams-Mggsreta Miss Turpia in
sr nc Miss Ayres-Ney. Mrs. Kussel-Loui,a,
On this occasion the price tickets will he to dollars
throughout ta theatre The pit will occupied by ladies
well as gentlemen The the pit will Leonard
andle
ure Of the comp n.y. The carriages will set down with the
nal street for the boxes And take in contrary direction
Suitable will be in aensance take charge hats
DE curtain NH rise AZ halfpast O'clock precisely
5 Ss nss' TO Tat
THE TWO GREGoRIEs-Mr. Gregory, Mr. Edwm-Fan-
A ss Which a the De Ro.,mbe Mr.
Tnoma man, sb, Mrs. Msed d,
Mr.. Jones2Bobbin, Mr.. Blake '''''''e'
To conclude with The DEAD sIIoT-Mr Tind, Mr. Nick
Doors open past the performance will
past O'Clock.
NV sOntA ClkCUS.-Futed up undera larg,
nounces that the splendid Circus will open wednes
for one week only The company attached the first per-
formers 10 the country together with The splendid stud Of
IN amerca Dann 81 music attends the performance For
Admiiance-Box SO cents-Pn Is cents Doors omen al
hal past o-Perormance commences al precisely o3l w'
nUBUFE'S PAINTITGS.-Now exhibiting at i57
Paris by the celebrated Dubue painter Of much adm
red pictures Of Adam and Eye and distinguished pupil Of
Gent artists To the admirers arts these painting
offer treat not surpassed BY thing which has before
One Of the paintings, Us feet Of
thrilling from Byro6s Don Juan, t4th Cano, J7it
anzaa between Juan, Haidee, and Lanbo;
passions with which they are a-aied allowing full scope te
The pencil Of a master, are most wildly depicted.
The second Of smaller dimensions although nearly large
as life represents ST. John in the Wilderness slipping the pure
stream cushing from rock in the style Of David and
most finished painting
tered for sale ~ an Armenian slave merchant high Turk
i stl functionary.
| Admance 25 cents-Season tickets 50 cents sli-3m'
Nov tXHan,yINTG q No. Barclay street, III
Aa~tiance Is eeH,s Open from 10 in the morning IN 10
| eyesing. o3.lm-
rRd maReaKsHi9f ,ss EhES
train propelled by this wonderful and invisible
power now spen 70 he public in additional the former
po.e lh. Astor houss and adjoining The American Hotel
Railroad i sars 20 pu, IL no saS a. ss
Single tickets 80 cents-Monthy tickets transferable 81
Fer sale at the door and at the principal Hotels. OF Inn
| RACES-The Second Fall Meeting over the Union
~ Course, L. l., commences on Tuesday next slst
on Tuesday. Nov It'll, The week succeeding The races
opposite he city State Of New Jssy
Many southern stables will be in attendance For parcu.
o2s5. DAVID nj BRANCH
DMscGHiEPf2kpTr NpETTE MH s.t9s
to crafty the curiosity OF the public and tn,
anxious to devse their AID
machinery on M enlarged scale e tie Electro
Magnetic Assoea,on have disposed Of the RICH, iof exhibit
in this city, OF whom Mr. A. Stevens Is Agent.
The company associated under the above proprietary right
acqnant the citizens Of the United States apA Of this tate In
particular that they ready to treat with who may
be disposed take interest il shove and to grant lie
right o exhibition. &c. for any part the United Staes he
New England states vtceptedD Pers nal applications
Ter, pos paid addressed teA Stevens agent Aarciay
HoTTcE TO THE PUBLIc-cau,ion.-Ail persons who
found infringing The pantee proprietary rights of the
Elcctio Magnetic Association and the above company will
be lmmedaely proceeded against according 10 law.
u The press 81 the United States desous 10 advance
science End d covery purely naive, and aid the
turing Interests respectfully invited notice this
on which daily developing wonders and prospective
benefits 10 the human on lw.
DrACH ORCHARD AND sCHUYLIx I'LL
Il COAL-Ransom Tfreyle n Co. offer their celebrated