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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08
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TFNIIE subscriber is now ready to put INTO iuII oPe-
ration his PERPETUAL lg51E,EAssS,
o., In. Richmond road, miles below Lynchbur2,
and in one mile OF the River, where hr can, at all
fines. furnish LINE to almost any cNtrH Con
tractors and Others wanting 1t in larce quantities III
the UNSLAkED STATE, would do wen to maxi
,rr,,nrent. to receive it as it is burned, II will
Ii, nrossibe for me to preserve I'm llr-e qu2nt-
tirsA in that state The quality oithe LINE IS {,
uaa to any found in this region To Farmers
would say there is nothing wanting to enable them
10 appreciate the value OF LINE TO their ground
but 10 give il a far trial ..,
'' WIN. c. McALLlSTER.
ADrl II y"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11
98attgmap ais $Slate SSSoatraG'
For The watchman and Journal.
WILFUL MISUNDERSTANDING

WILFUL MlSREPRhSENI ~ lION.
There is before the public the copy Of a Res.
olution. said 10 have been passed by the Anti
Slavery Society OF Montpelier, which contains
an uncenerous ialschood and the originator
of the report on which ii is basrd must have
been culpable in giving it currency-lor either
he was wholly unintormed in the case, and
had no right to pretend to state ,ncis OF which
nc had no knowledge, or he Intentionally mis-
represented. The Resolution is as follows =
"Resolved, That those Coonizallonists who
profess great alarm from the voluntary labors
of two Quaker women in our ranks, would
appenr 10 better advantage By turning meas
'ure OF their indignation against the Colonial
zion Society, which has for years had in its
service as a paid agent, Mr. Elliott Cresson,
himself member Of the society OF Friends"
MIR. Cressun has for several years devoted
his time, energies, and, to n considerable ex.
tent, pecuniary means, TO the advancement! OF
the interests Of the Colonization cause, wlthonI
reward or benefit to himself, other than the
consciousness OF doing good. He docs not,
and never did, receive compensation from any
earthly source, for his unremitting, self-deny
ing labors. On the contrary, he has not only
labored at his own charges, but made liberal
donations of his substance to aid the benevo-
tent oxcrtions now making 10 bless Africa,
and give the colorcd man who may desire it,
home there.
do not say that this mis.statemcnt was
irilitiy made by the A. S. Society Of Mont
peier but as it has gained c:edenco in your
vicinity to some extent, | f ell confident that
you, sir, as lover of truth and righteousness,
will promptly correct it. only wish that anti
commandments knew Mr.. Crcsson as well as
does the writer, and were as dsintcresicd and
bencicent as he is, in promoting the welfare Of
the colored man. A. E. C.
PhindeIrha Oct. Q, 1887.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11
FTJRS (!
EITRS!
EJyRS.
CAPS! BOAS. NECK TIES & BUFFA
IAISI

LOES
c. 6. K. L. LAMB, at the ".Ncto Cheap
Store are ION hund' with the largest and best
lol of Caps, Boas, BgGalOes, &c. ever offered in
lnls market.
ne AE%g9nSS as hls s9SaR0aFdiR%, hd B&nsH
Acorn, and Hair Seal Concy and Muskrat
CAPS, Of the most fashionable style, manu-
featured, at all prices from 81 cents TO S22-
lso prime Buffaloes, Boas, NcckTies, Col
lars Gloves, &C. Also, prime Bucb skin, KID
and Wooden GLOVES and MITTENS.-
Umbrellas, ladies' and gentemeu's Moccosins
and Over Shoes Wooden Capa, and almost
every other article necessary TO comiut in u
cold Winter.
They will only say 10 customers, that their
Furs were bought isith cash, and will be sold
for cash. lower than can be bought in town,
Montpeher, Oct. 25. 1887.
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sectional literature, we are too barren oil re-
sources to sustain an honorable censorship (;
and he who steps upon the arena Of literary
criticism, with the armor OF clown, though
he should wear the mask Of Jeffrey, may ex-
pect to be endorsed at every onset the con-
temp, Of the grave and The sport Of the face
tious. PEILO SCIEN1lE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11
Boots and Shoes.
NEW GOODS.
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

~ IL al II ~
CHARLES LYMAN would inform his
~ friends and all those who consult their in
terest in purchasing Goods, that he has pre-
pared himself with large and carefully selcc-
ted assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, 10
meet their demands, which he will sell for cash
or approved credit leete' cheaper than any
Of his neighbors. He now offers as part OF
his splcadid assortment,
so pieces Of BROAD CLOTHS and C AS
SIMERES, of every color and quality.
100 do New CALlCOES, of the latest
styles and best colors.
so do l ! MERINOS, of every shade and
texture; Brown, Blue, and Black CAM
LET'S, for Gentemena Cloaks and Wrap
pers Heavy LION SKIN, for Overcoats ;
Highland and Merino SHAWLS; Alpines
Black and Coored Silk Velyets Dark and
Rich VESTINGS, and in fact every article
necessary for Fall and Winter trade.
He would invite all those who are DESTROYS
Of purchasing Goods at prices which cannot
fail to suit, to give him a call.
Montpelier, Oct. 10, 1887. 16
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4 CARD! TO the Eadics {!

MONTPELIER SEPT. 80, 1887.
~ & l.. L. LAMB, at the New Store,
~. have received their Fall Stock Of Rich,
Scarce and Desirable DRY GOODS, en-
bracing the greatest variety and the best styles
they have ever had the pleasure Of offering
their friends. Among their new stock may be
found Super white, red and black, plain and
6gd MERINO SHAWLS: Highland do.
(somo new styes;) rich black, blue black and
color'd DRESS SILKS; splendid peliese
SATINS; fine black, blue black and fancy
colord ALPINES; color'd Grape CAMB-
LET'S; Parametta Cloths Worsted Dam
asks; Thibet Cloths French Merenos; rich
Gro de Royal Silks; splendid French Prints (;
Gnghams Cashmere Silk Sewing Silks (;
Grape, Rrocadc, Thibet, and other style
Shawls andHldkls; Silk, Cotton, Lisle thread,
Worsied and Col HOSIERY; kid, silk, open
work, and Wrt GLOVES; Linen Camhrick;
linen aud silk Idkfs; fine Swiss, Null, Book
and Camblick MUSLINS; Jaconnett and
Common, PLAIN and fed Camhricks; Black
and White Blond and Bob't Laces; Rich Gar
nture and Cap Ribbons; Belt dol Black lace;
Barage and Blond Wells; Splendid Cravats /;
Blond Lace Crav0ts, Nantes Lace and
Collars; Velvet and Chenealle Trimming
Grape de Lyons, snperb Thread, Bobt Cam
brick and Blond EDGINGS lin great variety;)
Morino Cashmeres Ia new artIcle) Super
Thread, Bob't and Cambrick lNSERTINGS;
Bob't and Blond QUlLLINGS; Wreahs
Wo-sted and mixed Cotton Knitting Yarn;
Tambour Floss, good Thread, &C. together
with lots more OF pretty things which we
have not time mol disposition to enumerate, all
which we are disposed TO sell for cash, on
terms corresponding with the times.
r. T-,(- ooll
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11

LEGISLATURE OF MIcHIGAH.-The Detroit
Daily Advertiser oil the 18th Inst says:
"The House Of Representatives, as nearly
as can be ascertained, stands-N higs %, Lo-
CO Focos %, including Washtenaw. Should
the elections in this county be successfully con-
tested, the House would stand, 80 Wings, 2t
Loco Focos. The Senate will probably stand,
. Wings, G Loco Focos-glvins the latter a
majority in joint ballot, allowing Washlenaw
10 be right, Of TO-" The last Legislature
stood 6 Wings, Al Van Buren, men.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11
STATE OF VERMONT, !
w ashingion District, rs.

In Probate Court holden at Montpelier, NTH
in and for said district, on the l5th day Of No.
rember "A. d. 1887.
HSRAEL GOODWIN, administrator on
~ the estate OF Harry Pitkin, late Of Plain
fled, in said district, deceased, presents his
administration account for Observation-Disclosures
upon, II is ordered, that the same be referred
10 the 29lh day Of November instant, at the
Probate office in Montpelier, in said district,
for examination and allowance, and that all
concerned be notified hereof by publication Of
this order in the Vermont Watchman s. State
Journal, printed at Montpelier, two weeks sue
cessively, as soon as maybe, that they may.
appear, if they see cause, at said time and
place, and object thereto.
By the Court,
Attcsi OOMIS Dor;s,or
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

~ i14'i - 10 4 ANh L CIN = on LIZ.
PURSUANT TO icence from the Hon. tho
l. Plohatc Court for the district Of Orleans.
will be sold at public auction at tho dwelling.
house OF Anna Cobb of Salem, on the 9Th
day of December, next, at 10 o'clock, A. M,
all the real estate whereof Nathaniel Cobb,
late OF Salem, died, possessed, except the
widows dowor subject 10 an incumbrance of
seven hundred Misunderstanding of .; ~.
in Salem called tie oBdh f am 81 aSd dReceHs
ed. Also the north corner of lot No. IL, in
Salem, containing rs acres. Also ten acres
Of land in Coventry, together with Ike revera
sion Of the Widows thirds.
j.. 6. COBB, Administrator.
Salem, Nov. g 1897. 22:3w
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Last Fair vyarming!!

TIME subscribers would inform those indebt-
L ed to the late firm OF Bancroft Clark s. Co.,
and all those whose debts are now due to the
subscribers, that payment must be made i'm
mediately. |! they will pay the same, they will
oblige us--if not, we must oblige them.
BANCROFT g. RICH.
N. B. Promises not received in payment
any longer, as they are not current in Boston
B. & r.
Plainfield, Sept. ID, 1887. l3:tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11
VOL. XXI, NO. ls...wHoLE NO. 1925.

NAME into the inclosure of the subscriber
" about the 25th of September laet, q
brow yearling steer. Tho owner can hav,
him by proving property and paying charges
SAMUEL FERRIN.
Berlin, Nov 9, 1887.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11

The New York Commercial Advertiser says
that Mr. John Quincy Adams has kept diary
of public and private events ever since he ell.
tered upon public life. The work now con-
slsts Of seventy large volumes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11
OST E!

nN the eve. of Nov. 12lh, Calf Skin
OWallet, containing a Note payable to
Charles Miller, and nine dollars in money,
consisting Of Bills, whoever may find the
same, and leave il at the Montpelier Book
Sore, shall be suitably rewarded.
CHARLES MILLER.
Montpelier, Nov. 10, 1887.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUsI:

AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSI.
NESS.
II UMAN RUB-EE offers his services as
ma Auctionecr or Agent, TO sell on com
mission, 10 all persons who may wish 10 dis
pose of goods by oution, or otherwise, for
ready cash. Shop nearly opposite the brick
church, Main street. A good assortment Of
buck skin gloves, of his own manufacture,
constantly on hand and for sale wholesale and
retale, on good terms.
Montpelier, Nov. 0, 1887.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11

FEHE Tyson Furnace recently erected in
Il the town of Plymouth in this State, is
soft grey Meta per day of the best quality.
Orders Tor Pig or Castings OF Stoves,
Poughs, and machinery. of all kinds ad-
dressed 10 US will be punctually attended
to.
HAVEN & FLETCHER,
Agents for The Furnace.
Oct. % SS7. IT,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11
New Fall Goods.

John s CHAS. SPALDING have Just
a3 received large supply of FALL GOODS
which they will sell cheap for pay.
Montpelier Sent. 90, 1887.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11
FAIRS d! FAIRS!

Seal, Nutrn, Muskrat, and Hair
" Seal Caps and Capes Of all sizes Col
lars, Neck Ties, SC. for sale at the lowest
rates by CHARLES LYMAN.
Montpelier, Oct 10, 1887. l6
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Y EFT the employment ofthe subscriber,
a-ZOn the 18th inst. Minor by the name
Of Frederick Chamberln. This is to for
bid all persons barborng nr trrsiing him,
on my account, as shall pay NO debts Of
HE contracting after this dale.
WILLIAM A. NICHOLS.
Middlesex, Nov. Is, 1887. 9w22'
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FDEGa q. PLATE EEsO.y.

Altesl, J. LOOMS. Register.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08

spdav-Su trels prison brand sold yesterday
ne
Ssgar-Sass of 70 hhdS New Orleans 81 Il good 50
nxes brown Havana a6a 10 boxes white do At 81 81
Aightly damaged and Al hhdA prime Porto Rico a61
Codee-Thr demand for Coffee is extremely limited no
sales importance takes place private account remark
Aes today Of 900 bags prime green Rio sc- and $50
bags prime African at 81 9lc also 81 bags Rio Coffee al &C.
FruSaes today OF 400 boxes Raisins 10 l25
30 do Muscase do at Soc Ocasks Smyrna do at u 2c also
100 drums fresh figs t2a3c
CottoDThe market remains very steady snaH sales of
Upland at 84a H.
Naval sereAre rather DUH Sales Of turpentine at ~ rs
for Wilmington and S225 for north oouny Very lew sales
Auction Subsidiaries flour s675 n boxes Rasns at
42A 47 5do do &c.; 10 boxes Olives at 65c Y bales
prime Carthagena 81 2t 80 bags Rye al 72c
As bags Salt 1885, brls Tamarinds at "a ass barrels
Wareham Point Gin at 4oc. pkgs Flour 2 42 boxes
Plus at &c. 90 bxs 14i 20 hhds Moasses 22i
pc; 0cks white Beans at io2 100; 10 bags Madeira Nuts
81 bags Rye Gac 2oo0 do Wheat 69a l0oc 959
French Window Glass; sizes from 8x6 to 42x3l prices
from s25 to $500 Terms cash.
Receipts Of Poducesss barrels Flour GO do Provisions %
do. Ashes
New ORLEANS, May 3lCotton-Saes yesterday were 100
bales Mobile lie. % do. do. IOc is do do &c. 80 do
%snd w e Sales n
ss c Flour % as se Beef
% bb sales Coffee Havana green. iol lic middlng
I'd TO- d. crossed do small iu ae
Grain sheled corni sacks sl25c perush oats 6s do
plenty Salt Liverpool, coarse, III fine $225 $3.50 per
sack sales Turks Island Der BUSH 80 35c do do Fregh-
CotonTo Liverpool Id per h.; Havre New York,
cent Tobacco-New York per hid. 49,
BALTrMeRE, yune6, r. Aforementioned street flour con.
tinue to retail from stores So the price
sales d S aqay o
prime western wheat received New Orleans sold yes
tsrday $75 per bushe sale of prime German coun-
try consumption, made today S50 Sales OF white corn
at Sc &c., rather ofyeow 80 of at Al
48c SugaAt auction TODAY 10 hds Porto sold al
$6 10 IS 7 las hids do al So s77 and Sc hh
at 1915 $3.50.
Sales at the New York Stock Exchange June7.
IS Y. s. Bank 102 l2 1929 IS Mohawk Railroad, 694
go Delaware and Hudson, 70 so Boston Worcester X r.
all 90
80 Kentucky Bank, 69a 80 Utica, III
10 N o. Gas Co., 80a79l2 % Canton, As
10 Am ins. Co. 80 33i Long Island, 81 l-2 a 81 l-2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08
DETTHOLT HOTEL, LATE YORK no
DARTS EMRROIDERIrs.

a
Ss ,he newest style and most fashionable patterns imported
Al'o grea, variety Of linen cambria handkerchief and
CUTS nm extensive stock of infant emroderes Of every de-
scrpon oeks, robes, froek~asi linen esmbrc cap. and
Also case ehiren,s embroidered satin jane dresses; .eve
raj cases Scotch and English capes collars Ie large
selection Of English and French thread acc black blond pe
and white lace Wells, very rich, &c. &c.
find i their Interest TO ca ami examine bs s,orh h,
they yil find are carefully selected from the markets
ed and ll continues, fee hesitation IN saying the goods
THOMAS c S1liss Sas .. r cs,,
a<<.lm aud ls' Bowsy, three doors above Spring
CAHPETING.-Thesub- c ribers hive now on hand an
sru Three P apsrSe ami n = c Ts s"Ts a
Three Ply ingained and Striped Stair apcnr Of All widths
Mats stand Mats fano. Ta aSa so cose Sa, ss Door
Also very great variety o painted t.oor Oil Cloths from
Any Of tbs above goods vii bc sold the p
Purchasers WIN find their inieres, call before making
JGJH, sAcKETT. 10 Eas, broadway,
mytln Extending through n ~ Division It
1s = ,s go re,ges,faly Invite. ,hs
BLINDs-such are used nv Inc ia,onah ~ london 80
Paris Those articles Gar surpss All others Of their Kind h
ronage Of the ladies, especially toe study to unite he
s.s M. Nun ,he ornasn,a they mpa cheerful and
found very desirable ari pleasing substitute costly paint
artist and are % BE- had only o he subscriber prices not
sod fs y. i boz - onssy window blinds
UJOB0kEN.-Tbe impression that the beautiful waIl.
OF THIS place have been destroyed nv the recent improve.
ments quite erroneous Very little alteration has heeu made
" the walks except IN the immediate vicinity o The ferry The
Norway NAPLES Dutch Ens and Eastwood Trees that adorn-
ed The Lawn around the Hotel have and
nav torn beautiful avenue leading from the ferry the
hDsan 'ie"~ ie5 SIN.
MENs. YOUTHS AND tHtLDRENsS
AZ 1LuIHiNG.-GEORGE A. HOYT a Co. No ~
Sowe'y nave on hand ready made
clotnng suited 10 and size which they Will sell
~ cneap or casa either nj wholesale retail my X3ms
WMOLEsALE CArDy STORE, l3i William
street.-The subscriber il opening Fesh ss-orm~xs
~ candy, which h. will sell wholesale and retail low
est market prices Persons wishing 70 buy to sell again win
nnd DECIDEDLY 10 their advantage 10 call Goods will he psck
ed and sent To any part ofthe country.
ag CprCppv
~ LIST and Proesor Of The Anatomy and Dscss~s OF t-
Osce, 900 Broadway Private entrance in Duspe s,re.4
m2i N
DINE APPLE SHEEsE-one hundred and cay
beses hrst quality, for sale by -
HARTMAN a BRDsALL,
BROKERS and Commission Mcrchspss
az ~ and 81 Water street.
AaD.-@o segs and % barrels prime we~srr Cor s.le
Iby HARTMAN RrRngtrI
-. broAsrs and Commission MevchsnW,
N.Y. 80 and ~ wssr street.
II EEOsOTE rOH TOOTHs X En- any ousn-
~ NY, may ~ Nd, with fail directions Cor nse, by
F2y On LEWIS FEUcHrvANcER, Ccrtanss a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08

wHALERG
Providence, June ar ship Brunswck Stuart from South
sperm Sailed from H. in with Leondas for Fahavep
800 brs whale [heard from her I'd, with small whales
Below New Bedford, june s-ship Leonidas Mayhem,
FOREIGN PORTS.
Per Francois LIST
Havre, April A-In port-ship xyon Putnam New York
omorrow Bangor Dyer do, May ls; lagrange Patten
May 9th, Thracan, do unc Georgia. Talbot do May l6th
Mogui Gallagher, do-l2th Pedas Young, do, de-22d,
ar ships Baltimore, Funck, New York; Formosa, Orne, do
Marsees April l5SPd, lneas, Constant New York-l4h
New York
Per Philadelphia
Liverpool, April Oar ship Pahenon, Thomas, New Or
leans Janes Lemu White doz7th ship Independence Nye
New YORK; Ceylon, Mulcan Mobile Caronge, Robinson,
on Portsmouth, April so-ship Toronto, Griswold New
Bristol, April 22-spd, King William Thomas New York
Antwerp April 22Ar Catharina Schac New York.-24th
SID, Clotlida, Ake, New York.
Gravesend, April 28-Ar Ontario Hutteson, New York
Deal, April N-Ar. Isla, Norris, New York-2sh, Atlantic
for New York.
Cuxhaven, April 25;-washngton, Kruger, New York
UNITED STATES PORTS.
Portland, June AR. schr Nancy Treat New York-3d
brig Canton, Drinkwaer, do.
York. '
Philadelphia, June 6-Ar schr Dantel Webster Pearce
New York. 49,
Aexandria, D. c., June aspd, schr Alexandria, Britton
Charleston June 3.-Spd, sloop Diamond Davis New York
Mobile June l-Cpd. ships fuskna, Post, New York; Ca
hawba smith, do; Neva Bunker, do briggs Lion, Sherman
DO; Victress, Sherman do.
INV orleans May 5e-Ar schr Wills Dyer, New York;
brig Euna McManus, Havana pd ship Nashville Jackson
New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08
CLEAR ED.

Ships Rbone, skiddy Hare, C. Bolton, Fox Livingston;
George Washington, Hodredce Liverpool Grnne Mnturn
Cos Weser Garland tSw.) Gupohstron Briggs James nc
Cocb bachelser, Bath Me-, Rcharson& McCobb; Panope
Carpenter Passport and Lcbec Brett vose; Honduras ott
East indirs Nesmith Leeds Jos sgrague, Anthony, 81
2rox, D. De Forest Go; Caroline Marscbslk Matanzas
Moses Iayor scrs Wanderer Mariner, Pictou Barclay
Lylngton; Bee tBr McDennott Halifax VIM = Champion;
HUDSON saunders, Bangor Ncsnh Leeds Page Hallett
BOSTON Wauknco crowe d., Cofleia Baker do; James
aleti Duxonry d. H. Robertson McDonough, Edridge
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08

PAaRK THEATRE.-THs EVENING viii Ne per-
JULIE OR THE FORCED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mr. keeey-Julie, Mrs. Kelley.
After which, the farce of
HIDE sBEK-Moses Mr.. Keeley-Mrs. Mordaunt Mrs
Kelley. $500
To conclude with
QUITE AT H0ME-Frank Easy, Mr. Mason--Clara Mrs
Dure.
Boxes Sl-Pt 80 cents-Gallery 25
A MEKICAN THEATRE. BOWERY-
"A THIS EVENING will be performed
RICHARD HI.-Rchard Mrs. Lewis-Roh m0nd, Pickerng
Queen Elizabeth Mrs Flynn
After which
THE RAVEL FAMILY will go through their astonishing
performances on the tight rope.
To conclude with
GODENsKI, OR SKATING AT wILNA-By the Ravel
family
~ Doors open at 6tperromaaces commence at "a o'clock
Boxes 70 cents-Pn 374 cenls-Galery % cents
Il be performed
M0BB, THE oUTLAw.-Mobb Mr.. VIM. sefton--Jemmy
Twitcher, John Seton.
TO conclude with
THE SEA, THE SEA; or the Ocean Chld-Hary Helm,
Mr. W. Seiton-Peter Poultice j. SetoR-Jack Helen Nep-
tune, Thoman-Mary Helm, Mrs Preston
" Doorsopen at 6iperfomances n o'clock
precisely. Boxes 50 cents-P Is cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08

LODGING,
WITHOUT BOARDING, FOR GENTLEMEN IN BROOKLYN, NExD
fuLToS n
rive or SIX gentlemen be accommodated with single
pes at - FUTON street Price 81 25 week. my203m
b SPECIE OF all kinds bought and sol the presens
premium by FRANKLIN & Co
myI I'm Basement, IA Wall street.
1T THOSE who wish a good DOOR PLATE had bettey
apply at SHOUTS ENGRAVING ROOMS
my2l 1ns liz Broadway, corner of Maiden lane
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08

Grand lnstrumen tal Concert.
THE PRAGUE COMPANY-NINE PROBES.
SORS OF MUSIC-Have the honor announce To the
public gyng this Concert at the City Hotel
PR0GRAMME.-PART L.
l-Overture from the Opera of Theobad and Isola-Mor-
lacky.
2-Caroine Waltzes-B IIopf
3Brlant Varatons-Vi on-on the celebrated Waltz
desire from Beethoven-Mr Setz, from Vienna
Pechatschek.
ladies Galope-Ztterbaxt
a-Grand Popourr from different Operas and Waltzes ar
ranged by b. H9pf :,
l.-0verture from the Opera CT William Tel-Rossini.
2-Hepe Watzes-B. Hopf
5-Brliant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sobeck-Sobeck.
4-Maskball Galop-Auber.
5-Polpourr on motver of the Opera of Fra Diavolo
ranged by b. Hopf
Tickets u eacho be had the Music Stores of Messr Du
bos, Atiwil and Hewitt and the bar OF the City Hotel The
doors to be open half O'Clock, will
gln at hall past o'closk, precisely j6-ftiss
ExTMApk BINARY NOVELTY Ar THE
- AMERICAN MUSEUM.-The proprietors of this estab
sen ever anxious crafty their VISITORS have engaged fol
short season the celebrated MASTER YOUNG the Juve
nile Magician 10 give series Of his highly popular entertain
mems every evening commencing
have been exhibited by Master " crowded audiences
city OF Boston Tor eighty nights succession and whose adai
Balancing slechanca and Physical Experiments Magical II
luson and Feas OF Dextery which would asonsh
great Adren HIMSELF have secured for him the highest
baton and applause.
THE FINE ARTS-Now exhibiting (day and EVENING" a
splendid copy of Benjamin Vests celebrated picture Christ
Healing the Sick in the Temple, painted by eminent
has stood the criticism Judges and by all &c
be faithful copy
with their parents guardians, half price. The Museum
from A M. ~ r. M myl9-2w