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Liberty advocate., 1837-09-26
OrlCE.
VTNHL tqrtnorsNu horctoioa exis

.HE tertnersEo hcretotoP existing
in this city unNqr the fir. Of Bul-
IN. Ship, 4. Co., g. in%atchez Shipp,
Ferriddg, q Co., was diss1ycd onhe Cd
current by Limitation. An persts in
lebtcd 10, or those having claims aenst
either Of these establishments, willie
sen, them in New Orleans, to Benni',
Forriday, g. Co, who are duly authoriz
10 receive and pay the same.
The signatures of the old establish
ments will be used for the purposes ot
iiouidation only, by Henry l.. Bennett
New Orleans, and William Ferrday,
Natchcz, or their authorized attorneys
HENRY l.. BENNETT,
VIM FERRlDAY,
SURFING partners Of the firms g BHfl'h,
ship, 8. Co., and Ship, Ferr'c
'Haa day. T. Go
New Orleans, July 3, 1897.
trThe business hitherto carried Oh by
the above, will be continued by the sub
scribers, in this city, under the firm %
Bennett, Ferridays, d. Co., and IN Match
ez. of W. q. K, Ferridag D. Co., who
have entered into Partnership tor that
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Liberty advocate., 1837-09-26
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, } Amite CmcaH Ioa.' tSa-
Amite County, SIS. October lefiii' 1907
THOMAS j. GORDON Sum $50 70

cr,rr OF MISSISSIPPI, } Amlte CUcaH tOmLt
Amite County, SIS. October Term, 1887.
THOMAS j. GORDON Sum $50 793
as.
w J. SWEARINGEN.
NTOT[CE is hereby given, that on the
y 29th day of August, 1887, Thomas
j. Gordon, plaintiff in this case, applied
for and obtained an attachment frem John
Walker, Esq, Justice of the peace IN
and for the county OF Amite, against the
Goods and chattels, lands and tenementS
Of w. ]. swearingen, defendant, for the
above sum of Fifty Dollars and seventy
nine and three fourth cents, returhaole "
the October Term next of the Amlte
Circuit Court, to be holden on the seconc
Monday in October, 1887, and unless the
said defendant shall appear, give specia
bail, and plead or demur within me tlln'
prescribed for appearance at sad Term
iudgment final will be demanded agains
the property attached, and the property
So attached will be sold and applied to thf
payment of the plaintiffs demands an(
all costs. Il. W. "a iH, nfE r'''
CRAWFORD, Any for PID
Sept. 5, 1887. '0-
Liberty advocate., 1837-09-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TyHE legal heirs ofthe Estate OF MARX
A. Sanders, deceased, are requested
to call on the undersigned and get thelr
money. 1>.,c,uDp .l,,,r
Sept. 5, 1887 oo-
Liberty advocate., 1837-09-26
IsUKEY SOAP sUDs.
=; /. .org-Written by II. J. Conway

4M o,nic song--WIlltoh ~ -
W An-"LOrd Lopet.
.ho stood at her Washing tub
nsbing her clothes SO nicei 1s,,d
sAA ! pops "a >, am off in trice, trice' tr'ce'
RuGv 80 Suds, | am of IN trice'
o,rc You going" my sukey Said'
w, whIio lova - 70 YOU going2" says she'
tPh! yhefe NV w. avn dear Sukey," saysl,
se places for to see! see' scc'
Etrapge places for to see!
you false hearted Peter says sho 10 iiio'
~ false.hearted lover, saySsno, o,oor
/. are roing a courting anotheryouns o'''1'
nanse YOU are tired OF me- me- Hio'
Recause you are tired OF me-
X mo- sukcy Sud, says |, "taint So
Vow il amt so," says l. ,.,,.orohor
K. .Snkev, she pulls out her ahukelen1i'
"A sat herself down to cry cry cry
IA And sat herself down to cry!
s,.o,, NV dear Oh! sukcy, my dear!
M. S am free from that sin;
t'.arr ewes, my Sukey, don't cry,
2 w yoS, S,n from this bottle of gin, gin, gin!
Ealc sEe pN = sup from this bottle of gin!'
Z. % both sot US down, by the side OF the hre'
ook a sun, turn and turn about,
" SrLev she turned the bottle up,
nd drank every drop clean out, out, OUT
III And drank every drop clean out!
IL soon as the bottle was tl-ni'shea'
1Says Sukey says she to me;
~ on'ye promised to marry me manya tlliio'
n ECome marry me now" says She she' she'
"Come marry me now, saysshe'
H., can't marry you, Miss Sukey," said,
F"Oh! can't marry you, says l.
sFor tomorrow I'm off to strange country
And I've got other fish to fry, Try, Try!
And I've got other fish to fry!
Won vile wicked monster" say she to me-
For this you are par-lu-redd;
And if ever you marries another young o'a'
Nv Ghost shall haunt your bed, bed, bcd'
Nv ghost shall haunt your bed.
Jow her passion was up as hig as could Dc
: So il couldn't be up no higher;
nm @ She selves three legged stool by one leg;
'sm Ana sbe knock me right in the fire, fire. hre'
And She knocks me right in the hre'
MORAL,
TSpoken. Young youths ,,,ar
Ehen YOU are going to choose young o,.an' .n r;r
Whose true love you have been trying 10 !"
Co Weeping and vailing to wish her gooG pyr,
Rut he sure you don't carry no GIN gln' gih'
BE sure you don't carry no gin'
What lam now saving now don't you dispise'
But take this advice from fool;
vaver promise vhet you don't mean to perform
Or beware-ofa three legged STOOL SIooi' S''
~ hewore--of a three legged stool!
Liberty advocate., 1837-09-26
STATE oFsNIIssisslrrI, Amite Circuit Court. Sea1
Amite County, ss : October Tcrm' 1881
JOHN EADY, Jr. Attachment 70,
VS.. ( the sli,n of S13 2l
w SVFARINGEN

W J. swEARlNGEN. y. The ''0" Of s'' a.
NT Office is hereby given, that on Inc
= 25th day of August, 1897 Joen
Eady. Jr. plaintiff in this case, applied iof
and obtained an attachment from John
Walker, Esq. Justice of the Peace N ana ,l
for the county of Amite, against the goV1S
and chattels, lands and tenements oil W.
]. Swearingen, defendant, for the above ",
sum of Ninety-three Dollars and twenty, T W
four cents, returnable to the October Term
next of the Amite Circuit Court, 10 DC
holden ON the second Monday in October
1887; and unless the said defendant sha''
appear, give special bail, and plead or de-
mur within the time prescribed Tor aP,,
pearance at said Term, Judgment fnal
will be demanded against the properly
attached, and the property so attached
will be sold and applied to the payment ol
the plaintiffs demands and all costs
f. NJ. DAVIS, Cterk'
CRAWFORD, Aa'y for Prg'
Sept. 8, 1887. oo-t
Liberty advocate., 1837-09-26
RUNAWAY COMMITTED.

WV AS committed to the Jail OF Amite
wv county, State of Mississippi, on
the nth of September, negro woman
who calls her name MARY, and says sne
belongs to DR.. Metcalt, who resides
near Natchex, in Adams county. Sald
woman is of dark complexion, about
five feet one or two inches high; about
irty-eight years ofage'
The owner of the above described nc
gro is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take him ou
of Jail, or he will be sold asthe law directs
in such cases.
C. w. MCKNIGHT,
Sheriff Of Ansite Co,
G.. "a 1os7 Soft
Liberty advocate., 1837-09-26

FIRE.-There was fire in this place on
Saturday Jast-it commenced IN one
of the out building belonging to Mr. John
A. Fraker, and burnt the following houses:
Mr.. Fraker's Grocery, part of his Livery
Stable, his Ten Pin Alley, and she whT,o W ,i,o
of the other buildings competed WIN wlIn Inc h''
establishment. The room occupied py
Mr.. A. Mitchell as a tailor's shop tng
store occupied by Messrs. Waters @ ano
Dicks as saddler's shop, and the law
Office of John Netterville, Esq. were alSc
burnt. r..,
The origin of the fire, there is little
doubt, was the act of an incendlary mr. mr.
Fraker' loss was considerable-Mr; NIT
chel saved all his goods-Messrs waters
and Dicks have sustained consldefaol'
loss; and Mr. Nettervllle too nad SOM
articles destroyed - WoOdUilIe ReP"0'
Liberty advocate., 1837-09-26

Qualifications Of candidate.-A man
resident somewhere in Indiana, has an
nounced himself as candidate for seat
in the Legislature, and, in his address to
the public, sums up his qualifications as
follows
81 believe was the first civilized man
who skinned coon, chased deer, caught
bear, or treed wild cat on the west
side OF White river"
His views on the currency are not no.
vel, but he seems disposed to SO against
the hickory leaves:
"Fellow-citizens, | am aware you are
now satisfied that the salvation Of US Hoo
siers depends on the election Of an honest
man to represent US; therefore, | pledge
myself, if elected, to regulate and render
entirely quiescent the legal and natura
currency Of the country, to-wlt, coon
skins" as
Liberty advocate., 1837-09-26
!ss;.: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ @ -
49,. NOTICE.

THE candidates for the Legislature, IN
the county of Amite, are respectfully soil
cited to attend meeting, on the LAol
SATURDAY IN SEPTEMBER, at Mr.
William Denman's Store, on the Jackson
road, 16 miles from Liberty, prepared te
address the people on the political ques
tons of the day. A dinner, IN all proOa
bilty, will be prepared. The people o
the county are invited to attend
MANY CITIZENS
Liberty advocate., 1837-09-26
MANY CITIZENS
residing aOithim Smiths Prec'"'

residing lcithin Smtth'S Frec'n'c''
nrThe day for the above meeting has
been postponed TO the FIRST SAFUR
DAY IN OCTOBER, (the 7th) in conse
ouence of its interfering with the Camp
meeting in that neighborhood.
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Liberty advocate., 1837-09-26

September 25, 1887.
The herald., 1837-04-24

bssks will be entirely driven hack upon ts several nsuusas
unless and public arrangements are MADE mere nor
redemption par BY banks la Bestoa The great
Of the good New England banks keep specie spose
the Suffolk Bank pbcy all Such country bank paper
banks and the general transfers
are made by the Suffolk Bank for small allowance Un
less Bank and the country safety fund banks
effect similar here for the circulation at
par paper west Buffalo, and north Champain
not safety fsnd bill ought be taken by the community They
ought 10 be back their Institutions mposto and
cheats
As the conditions Of the safety fund banks
known here We shall enter into separate investigations
Of situation and soency gress gnor
Of those commissioners tho community indebted o half
if not all the evils pressing Of The
flood Of ulerent money The North River banks high
Troy rally solvent and may be taken without
danger The northern hanks stood last January follows
The herald., 1837-04-24

The csmpes today to
Of the banks in the intee far Buffalo Wherever there
has been extraordinary spccuaors lands ots any
other article of utility shall find the banks expandedbe
yond reasonable and legitimate business If the Bank Commits
TO the currency Of the western and aeern
safety snd banks they make nsaa arrangements ard let
the public know perc.ey their and scl III matter IN
which have right demand full and decided measures The
failures OF large speculato matter OF comparative mischief
20 that which woudensue by permitting the bank currency ofts
state continue longer in its present condition. Nothing pW
satisfy the public but arrangements making al ssy fund
notes receivable az par 6y The Guy Banks
GENERAL MARKETS.
Basness con the inactive state. Saturday opc
atoms which give below smaller than any previous
months The ONLY sale worthy remark at
nuction dry goods, consisting Of about PACKAGES
nseaby attended and the gsos disposed extremely
low prices
Ricerew place $3.50 to the demand
is rather limited
Flour-s declining apidy-very few sales take place We
quote at 50 % New 70 k 1871; soathern.
725 20 25 We notice sale of barrels fair Satu day
al $780,
Grainwe have remark sale which place on Saturday
Of bags whea 1921 CASH and as bags dam
aged 62l TO cash. wheat bags
imported on the same day.
MoassesHoders have been little lively for the past
days Wenouce sales Of 495 hhd Rico ssa een
and about 200 hhds New Orleans at 80 cents.
AUCTION Sales Apri24s casks cheese 9t cents cash.
bales almonds at days do soft sheled al 3a
SO boxes aisns 57A do % kogs barley dol
al ID do 2sbaskets champagne 81 oodo hhds damaged
mofasses at ISL ao 200 boxes bunch ans Gomez brand
at Las cash, and 80 days.
Rscepts Produce received the River April IL
sss bbls flour. IL do. ashes, 5 tubs butter.
no o. sac ssns 81 s s Se0 ysT M.S.s k.afTgs
IS e Bel & si.a & S 4 :, Is il. rs;
@ Ss % 80 . s : 50
1ss LIZ 4. " T,as g % ss Sss!an
so N. Y. les. Co. 81
The herald., 1837-04-24

ned her Wednesday and returned Phladslpha
For Boscn-The steamers Lexington, Vanderbilt, will leave
den Ld the foot Of Pike street. at the hour for Psv
denee
sefporeek-The schr Spy Of New York. fallen in with
IL sinking condition. Dec on and her crew taken
OF by the schr Dover Curtis arrived at this port yesterday
The above probably thecew If the brig Spy Of New York
wrecked ON the Silver Keys from Turks Island for Pert au Pat
Sarans1h, April is -sc Tantivy Toone, New Orleans,
ports on the 9Th inst of the Bahamas saw an her brig green
boot top with wreckers Alongside taking her The
wreckers reported bound Portland
name unknown, and that she will be total wreck.
Toba.co, March as-schr. Powhaan Aon New York day..
as a'ssf 9af Dc il Helena brig s.s Trs Bartlett
s a1 assi fs hr'o1s. Go ss
from NsT & Yo.k i h Dutch brig 4. this the 18Th
ship tss S.sy Tas, Sss @
Malanza, ApI l4Ar BRIG Cordeia Sherwood charle sou
days ''F''"' "'a' ,e" Ao'"
The .. : sloon oe -. r. NAVAL.
eeIs and cs% ali % war Concord was at Ma'anza April iith
Yos 81 day. I a from * S lon s President of New
land Cute. 80 RSdeI % :, 81 e S passed brig Harriet Of Port
-. ApG u was passed Lacy Posmou-lsh brig Bo
var oil Bost'n-by theWm. Bancroft, this port
PER Yesterdays MAIL
Ra osaRi RsaGn AH 6ss Brilliant en- N York.
April @ S"SnT Sam. so,S 1hby MS,s Ssw York
ay @ se d ss cCGs la JGaa, %
do, days. 80 '1s'' sinp huia"a' Doai''
u, Richmond April lsAr schr Mexico Bsymore, New York
New Yo.k. - $50 A'' HiAa' So''os'
Bath April AR schr. Margaret, Holbrook New York
Mobile April l7-AE ship New Nok, Nven New York
Boston Ap 2l-Ar ships Henry w Mobile Hallcn
mLson' ChaIlesgn brig Argus, Dockindof New Yok sch
Gould do slooP He an, Kelly, New York ''N
Portland, Apr is.Brig Watson DockIay, New York
Savasnal April ls-Sbp Celia, Minor New York schr Exa,
Hubbard DO. CID brig Iykee Lyon New Yo,t ' sum e'
der, Williams, do. '' " ,''"' f''oNa"
Holmes Hole, Apnl l9-Schr Sultan, Short Bostsn for New
Np X,rk.
nola, Me ans, Biuehll, do - ~ "' "s
Bangor, April is-AI brig Nahmakan Law-ry New Yors
Charicsten, Ap IL Ia brig Scn Browr, New Y.rk
The herald., 1837-04-24
MARRIED..

On Wednesday evening 10Th by the Mr. Schnelard
Mr. John NJ Arnard of Philadelphia, T. Harvey
of this city. -
on Tuesday evening 18th Chr Churcs by the Rev
Or Lye Mr. John Kearsins, u Mifs c. E. Licro All Of III
"
AT Rchmond Va, the 18th by Right Rev Dr Moore
the Rev Clement Butler of Syracuse ~ " Frances l.
Hart, ofthe former place.
DIED.
On Saturday msrnng 22d inst after lingering Illness Loi.a
A Seuy. WIS"
On Friday a ns jacob A. Hsey, formerly merchant Of
this
Friday 2ist inst aeg lingering Illness Sharon
tae 4sthyear of his age.
On Friday, inst Bridget Hustler the s7th year Of
her
IN the so year of his age.
Of his age.
On Thursday 2lst inst, Michael Kenney the 27h year
on Thursday, Goth Coles Jr aged years.
70 days.
On Friday, Rebecca Francis daughter S. and
Sarah " Jones, aged months.
The herald., 1837-04-24
Anlusemesa sats.

pAAK TtEArnE.-THis EVENING, wni bs PEI
I forne.i The Comedy of
LOVE AND REASON Ar Dingle, Mr. KeeIey-Ahes. Mrs.
Mn keelcy - ' o''0'
TO ncluae with the Farcesr
TIE HAUNTED iNN-Corporal Troi Mr. Pl.cide-Angelica
D.o. at T. Performances Commence nj "a O'Clock
noaes Sli pt DO cts Gallery "a eta.
A MEKICAN THEATRE, 30 ERY-r
saa VIII be presented the Magn fcent Legend OF
81; GEORGE AND THE DRAGON or. the SEVEN CHAM.
wooiod-St Dennis OF France, II. Eoosd- The Dragon Mr.
Me- % Of Coventry, Miss WarngPfixccss salfa
blfs. Fcl eing. '
fsy'ons gs s,9, 70 The play the Comedy Of
c. Barrett. ~ ' '1"''''.
Doors halt aad performances a7l
ec-"cM. ooAos, .s-rn s.t-GalSry % cents.
EHANkLlN NTHEATRE.-THis EVENING wll be
i presented he Drama OF the ~ ~ ""'oe
Mrs. Preston. " " ~ E'aisoiot'
To csn include with
oURANG oUrANG-Jean Larot,e, MI Cony-oarane outang
Mr.. b anciard. ' s Os'a"s'
Doors open Performances Commence al o,cl.t ,a
ciseiy Boxes so cents Pit -.
NATIONAL THEATRE-T EVENING will be
presented the Drama of ~ ~
RIP VAN wINKLE-p Van winkie, Mr. Haakeit- Dame Van
Wrinkle, Mrs Jefferson
AnerwnIch, the Play of the
YOUNG wIDoW-Spash. Mr.. Bull-Mandevic Mr. wallAck,
Aurelia, Mr.. Flynn
After which,
MILITIA TR AINING-Major Joe Bunker Mr. IIackeParkiss
MIR. Mitchell.
TO csnc ude with new mesqre cal ed
LA SoMNAMBULA TRAvEsI1E-R Redopho MIR. Taylor
Lizzy, Mrs. Thorne.
Boxes Sl-Pt SO cents Gallery 37t ccnts
u Doors open At ocock-PerformaHce
The herald., 1837-04-24

TRENTON RACES.
ny- EAGLE COUkSE-The First sprf Meeting v,,u cam,
Tuesday, Aprl25h. ~ ~
FIRST
Sweepstakes for three old lie. Mile
subscr ION $500 ach forfeit 500, ouf subsc 100000
w. MCo1n John r." by Henry out of .bo.
James Kendall nau Bay, Peyton c. b. by Henry dam
bJ Eclipse. ~
Samuel Laird names : Chesnut Colt" by Busns out OF Is.
cape.
DANIEL Abbott shepherd" by Dasha dam Nv Re.
vcnge. - -
Day-Pursc $500, three Nj le Heats free for all
SECOND
Post Stakes four cid Colts riies-Two heats
$780, play $500 add
Post. James Joss,h Va
Mater VIM. Gibbons y. III. R1aeit. -
same Day A Purse, $3.50 N lie heats.
THIRD DAY.
Purse $3.50, Two Mile 1eats EHtrances
made it'll the Subscriber at the Eagle cock
the preceding sasb The be art punc
u al y, at ~ O'Clock, and at ) r. M. '
The nsnber of horses training In Now Jersey and
the vicinity warrants US IN that the
brilliant. '
The Psopeors regret that the sease ts
far eperatcd trapn. far lony
distances as 10 cause the of their -Four e
Purse OF $1,000 until next mceins wheh will June
ire.ton, Apnioi 1887 u. BAILEY, Secretary.
The herald., 1837-04-24
Gle ED.


ss @ r. Ss s .s% msas'S S.g a
Meyer ys,. ss.nts" wss% pan Kaad'es Baenos
Crane Peck Topaz Luther, Newbern schrs Little Mary
corssowH c. vose ship Aa.o" s.ss char Sss
B ship Egyptnn sayrs London, March u, with mdhs
Ship vcona, smith Of goga from Amsterdam ~ days, will,
whess TO WI wright Shields
ship Ship India Es,a Adsm msssrS days Garcia
ship poghaltan Mccaman Liverpool, Mach with mdzs to
Ship Minerva, Weston, London, days with mdze to H.
Bark Gutter Ryder Bosn from Trinidad do Cuba Apl ,
g. 1sIk Try Again. Hsaeoek from co sarshIs, to order
sns wn. Bane!a Of Phiadelha from xpaacH Hcola April
Graa,s, cu.hns Of Blue Hin, New Orleans a days. with
Bns Cape,sd Madgaa Boston. New Orleans II
day.. with In pC.s c e y M,,ss, Fs.ssnr ne, Co
@ B1s sf uses sfs oso s soSs to order
BIs Harriet, lslcy Matanzas, A s,h, with to r.
paesbas Ridleh,, cs.aae, Lubsck and Bslmore days
Dutch ss'ot Hopa Muesse, Rotterdam days with rye to
sshi G.ro Blanchard, T9basco days with os~ood and
Sseisi fosssc. % day. with Ioswood to Ban
s@aeE Relief fys fovdcnse sdsy. With ter bound TO
seSr D Kssc ulmc rss%sson 10 ssS day.. With S'is lime to
sch Increase Perry Thomaston,. days with lime 20 uaster
Schr. Dovc Curtis, Tcnerfe 62 days To Hicks A son
Schr May Elizabeth, Greenough, Eastport days t o.,
schr Dove, Mermaid. Cape Breton u days 10 orsleT
schr Triumph, William Philadelphia ada s. 10 n Reeves
6co
scm fremont Reed, Boston, days, with nsdxe 10 ore,
Schr Frances, Wiscy, Plymouth, days, toorler
schr James Otis, Marsden, wmnston,N c. day, to J.
II. A. Wnslow.
BELOW ship, 3bngs
MEMORANDA.
The Pacterhe ships virsinan, Watson, for Lverrel od
Albany Johnston, fer Havrc will sail this day weather permit,
uss at II O'Clock The letter bags viii csse half pas, 10
O'Clock, A. NJ
Apaachicoia, April sThe ship Cassander, Ptt Er New
York ready the Gulf into by vessel which
carried away head fhe bowsp and done other damase
Baltimore April 2Tbe brig oglcthorpe from Savannah re.
ports of Frying Pan Shoals passed the hull Of sharp
coppersd vessel be,om up, could not discover her
French NapvThe French ssie sirene, Admiral Duportet
for Bcst aad Apdrouede Capt veneuve for RIO sailed from
Hampton Roads the 18th inst
Tbescr sarah Frances, Gibbs om Providence fsr
capnsd IN souaIl "Wednesday mosnns of Beaver
Tail Light Tie taken on BY Block Island boat
and the vessel vas Afterwards towed the
nue. cutter vssnt Captain Tracy which promptly
assistance.
The sc Vida, Hsissc Rchmopd Cor p.stasd with corn
was wrecksdcn sunday last Goods Rocks
The soop Register Griffin, of Haven As from
New desns bound 10 Norfolk Peteb.re was on
the beach, about Is miles sostb e Cape rIe-sy
The sloop Rachel Calhoun beasa 10 Smyrna peava car
The herald., 1837-04-24

u NR H. RUSSEI.l respectfully in.or the p.bc
ns VIII take place AT tho HALL. OF THE LYCEUM
casion Mr. Edwin, Mr. II. kusse Mrs Thomas scott and u,s
franklin, wi appear ~
PROGRAMME
PART
vaIiations-Piaro Forte-Mrs Scott, Hertz
rh nv low ~ o Elefsae- Mr. Edwin, Rodwel
SOng-Mrs Franklin, -
Wind oftbe Winter Night whence comest ti,oe1 Russel
The Lass OGowrie Mr. Edwia Guylott
Woedmani SPARE that Trcs-Mr Russell
Duet, Mrs. Franklin and Mr. Edwin, NO's' Rshos
Stahd to your Guns-slr Russell trsucb
PART SECOND.
Variations-P.ano Forie-Mrs Scott, Hor,z
y wreck 9f theiMexsco," a Descriptive Poem-Mr
Russell, ~
When beheld the anchor wcighed,-Mr. Edwia Balfe
oi, ooine D,oneis aouse-hr Russell, - Russell
Niaiuens, cumt-Ars Franklin, Russell
ho fne old English Gentleman Melody by Aa,tu Luther
Comic Italian Eccs mi a voi.'-M Russell, Dopezeti
Ihe Concert will commence at 8 O'Clock
Tickets rs cents each had Music Store nj the
rost once, apd at the pnacipal Bookse lsn a24-2t-
Visiting and store Cards
ESeRA'ED IN SUPERIOR STYLE, AND PRINTED WITH
THE UTMOST SEATNEss.
PERSONS furnishing their Copper Plates can have then,
phted on the most approved fashionable style Of cards
THE LATEST FASHIONS RECEIVED
Ans an nvoce o superior Enamel ed Cards exp. for Visiting
cards which Tor brllancy Of polish cannot lie xceed
anu store Keepers supplied with either Copper
pa'e CT to Lser press pre- at es hou,s notice caids
Specs1cns To be and sl orders nj
r,,c, .,,,., VALENTINES
ENGRAVING, PRINTING AND FASHION aPIr WHITING
AND STORE CARD ESTABLISHMENTS
oo 1ohW street. corner of fWAian
The herald., 1837-04-24

NEW YORK RACES.
FIRST SP IN q ME- ETI N G, 1887,
WILL COMMENCE THE FIRST TUESDAY II MAY, ID.
First Day1uesday Sweepstakes Mile ieas year. old
Entrance $780, Forfeit Ss0. Eighteen subscribers.
SUBSCRIBERS.
Robert THotson names by Henry out Of the dam Of Meoc