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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-15

A Yankee Trick.-In Gov. Buffers recent message
TO the legislature is disclosed the startling fact that
the ammunition in the State Arsenal, at Charleston.
obtained generally from abroad is not to be trusted
in, frequently containing peas and corn instead Of
hall and buckShOt." Qucrc.-WaS not this ammuni-
ton purchased 10 prosecute the peaceful remedy of
notification, and was not the fraud, above referred
TO, an ingenious Yankee device TO dsarm nulliica-
on Of its terrors, and render il peaceful as il pro-
fcssed TO BET Ourqueson is pointed al both poics
II our surmise De correct this new exploit of Yam
kee ingenuity, will render wooden nutmcgs, and
even horn gun ints hereafter not worth mentioning
Viewed in this light il would be practicable Joke
of the first water-in any other ii is an infamous
fraud Charleston Courier
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COMMUNICATIONS.
ron the MApIsosiAS.
THE cuY OF LIBERTY.


The S,irj, Of Liberty cries from the mountains,
Where proudly her undying glory descended,
And wildly IL shrieks BY the lakes and the fountains
"How long shall my name with destruction be
blended
The blood sodden hearth that Is bubblng before me,
The groan Of the wounded babe painting for breath
OH say not they're caused by The ones who adore
My spirit is noble. Aye, noble in death.
Glove no, the shrek OF the matron polluted;
love not the yell Of the thirs,er for gore,
My honor shall be by compassion computed,
When bugles sing truce, and the batile is oer
Let Moloch's grim worshippers rsvel in slaughter,
And murders curst blade cut the innocent down,
My beam restelh not on the crimson-dyed water,
My glory ineliabIe gids not their crown
"No wreath irvine for me from the bower Of the
maiden;
No torch-light for me at the cottages fame;
No trophy rear me from the spoils heavy laden,
That towards and plunderers gather in shame
But build We, in honor, my bright glowing altar,
And hang on It's pillars the wreaths Of The Bold,
While Justice makes ready the axe and the halter
For those who would barter my glory for gold.
"When tyrants shall ,rampe on mans dearest
treasure,
And wave The dark banner OF war DER his head,
In the triumph OF Freedom my spirit shall pleasure,
And hallow the battlefield teeming with dead.
Yes down to the ser that sits hugging his letters,
My voice on the breath of the whirlwnd shall fly,
And bid him. write Freedom in star-spangled letters
Upon the broad page Of the beautiful sky.
And We, who at Agincourt's time -honored plain
Gathered iaurels unfading in ages gone by,
Shall ye look with pleasure on infamys stain,
And strike your bright haIps in thanksgiving on
high2
No! meier shall old Aibion's Heroes awaken
Their Peans DER innocence dastardy slain:
And they who thus triumph, by glory forsaken,
Shall, shrouded in blood, cry for mercy in vain"
JED.
Washington, Dec. LIST, 1885,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-15

South Caroiina.-Wc learn that, on Saturday last
PATRICK NOBLE was elected Governor Of the State of
South Carolina. Mr. NoRLE received 96 votes Mr..
ELMoRE, the other gentleman voted for receiving So
votes.
THoaAs SMITH, of Darlington, was elected Lieu,e.
nant Governor
ANGUS PATTERSON was chosen President of the Sc
nate, 10 supply the vacancy occasoned by NJ Mobiles
election TO the office Of Governor
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TWENTY-FIFTH CONGRESS
THIRD SESSION.
IN SENATE.
THURSDAY, Dec II

THURSDAY, Dec L.
me Senate sat until near o'clock, an anima,.s
NJ having sprung up on the bill introduced b.
"a, m, hgh', from The Committee on Finance ~,
me iurtber poStponemeut Of the fourth inslaIn,.,
y, Ia , which Messrs CLAY, BENTON, NILS
PkEsIoN. TALLMADGE, and CALH0r%%
was postponed - VI
MT W RlStlr gave notice that he would ,o-nor.
row ask leaVr TO introduce bill more efIeetualiv
TO secure public money in the hands Of oicer
agents " me Government and TO punish delaulter,
The senate then adjourned over until Monday
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-15

MAS estimated by those having the best opportunity
10 Judge that two thousand or more, out OF l6Ooo,
had died since they were taken from their homes 20
the camps in June last; that is, one-eighh oil the
whole number, In less than iour months.
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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY or THE

Navy DEPARTMENT,
November 80, 1888.

Sin: In the performance OF duly annually de-
solying on this Department, submit the following
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The annual sum required opay them IS is,s

1905 90
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16
DIED.

On Tuesday morning, 18th inst. o'clock, of consunp-
tea Miss Harriet Hurley in the 22d year of her dsugh-
ter Of the late John Hurley.
The friends of the family Invited to attend her iqneral
this afternoon O'clock from he late residence IL James
street, without further invitation.
On The 18th inst after severe illness Esther Norris rect
OF the late Thomas Norrs, in the Goth Of her age
the relatives friends Of The family invited TO aite nd
her funeral this afternoon from hs house of her son. Robt l.
Norris, 95 Bayard st eet, at half past O'clock. ,
On Tuesday morning, 18th inst, Mary Elizabeth, eldest
daughter Of Dr. H. Epson.
on Tuesday ming inst SamHe Starr aged years
and months, second soa OF Paul Babcock.
On Monday morning. 4th last, Francis Work. In the 77th
year of his age. - -,
AT sierra Eeone Africa, the Path December last Archi-
bald C. in the British forces,
and brother Of William NJ and Robert H. Hawthorn OF this
city. . .
Saint ago Cuba the Sd Of April 1885, Doctor An
connected with the lade days of the
Emperor Napoleon DR. A. having been his physician at the
Island of ST. Helena.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16
"Sunt quibus in satyra videar annis acer.n
BEWARE OF IGNORANT PRETEND Ems
il MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE DOCTOR VIII.


LIAM EVANS grateful TO the pnblic for high
hdsnce which they have been pcases repose in him. and
IN testimony Of bis gratitude h. begs leave them that
casts thar from the devaons of the na usted from morality.
Dr. Evans knowledge Of medical and surgical practice
been derived from the be SCHOOLS and hospitals EpglanA
ard SEQ apdhc therefore be cnssed with ign
rant OF these Important who scarcely able
afx their sign manual have brought pudor hall
starved aud quarter educated asprants for puff
haowen nostrums got through the sur sac James,
love gold.
DR. Evans PROGRESSES to have certain specific
he treats delicate diseases according OF
the complaint and pecuares Of the constitution He
not specific drops, supersstursed with mercury, es
draws largely the m cradle victims his
by advertised ami Nercuria" medicine like the murder
who, AFTER he has knocked the brains OF fellow
ure preends that he has replace them. Many
OF the martyrs 10 the above abomnahle be
proved 10 the satisfaction of the publicly have sought for and
found relief al 100 Chatham ST. Aeducaed whether
professional not requested call the Office OF DR.
Evans and they viii fad that his medicines hsvseen coli
ccted without regard expense, and made casrng
TO the ormnG Of the best European and American Dpea
tsries and Pharmacoprias
Besides delicate diseases Dr. Evans has carefully
ceuly attended TO the general affections othe bedy,
such as apopexy epilepsy tic doucueux scroua diseases
OF the heart and lungs dyspepsia indigestion geui rheu
masn and the spurious progeny Of boh the tzbes
mesenerca OF chren and the diseases Of married and
married iemaes.
ST DR. Evans Office Is st 100 Chatham II.
- Open from O'Clock A. H. until 10 r. NJ.
my9.imis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16
GILLOTT,s CHLEBRATED PATENT
METALLIC PENS.

+" CONSTANTLY on hand, at the manufacturers
hause 1s Reekman Ise large stock Of all his well known
PENS, warranted q best quality.
These Pens manufactured under the personal perm
tendence OF Mr. elliott! The public may therefore cons.
IDENTITY depend the maintenance Of those qualities which
have obtained for them great reputation
NJ B. Beware OF Commercials which easily be detected
by their unfinished appearance, and the inferior In
which they put up. m5e.3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16
SPOk nc N.

Nfff ~ SPOKEN. EF eFF NE
Liverpool frsm n. Orleans dA for Lvsrpcsl-2esh uI
LAT - AZ, long BOT
Chs Carroll from Liverpool. 81 d. for Mobile-Api -
lat Is &c. loag s23s.
Mary Mitchell, 80 DIS from N. Zealand for Nantucket iuh
ol-APri 5, lat >. long a. ttA@ II At
MEMORANDA.
The letter bags Europe Marshall for Liverpool and
the Chsrlemagne Richardson for Has, will close this day
At lei O'Clock, at the Exchange Reading Room
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16
MARRIED..

On Monday morning. 18th inst by the Rev. T. J. Sawyer
Mr. Aaron Kemp Miss Ryanna Gardner, botn of this city,
On Mont ay, inst by the Rev Mr. Gibson Alexander
Morrison Of Raleigh, NJ c. to Mrs Eliza Gann of Thurso
Scotland.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16
For DYING THE nAIE: Iscm Grey Q, Red {. e

EOR DYING THE HAIR. from Grey Red q
H. beautiful Black or Brown-MAHOMMEpS TURKISH
DYE universally admitted to be the best article
before the public u dey superscdipg other
ration for the psrpose which mostly composed Of deeer
materials eventually give entirely 10 the
Turkish Dye desperation il almost ical being applied
the head night before going b~don rising n he
ming the Transformation IL coppete The SKIN meantime sui
fers change either from dscolormen ERUPTION roughpss
other is be attended with I'M nvenenee IA
consequences whatever. Sold wholesale ard retail by
m. g. HART, I7J Broadway,
Of apdt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

DIAPHANOUS WINDOW SHADES,
WARRANTED
TO WASH WITH SPONGE AND WATER
AND TO STAND ALL CLIMATES.
These elegant and graceful creations of much pa
tronzed by the ahonabes Of Paris and London-mus be
@ e appreciated. They
UNITE FASHION WITH TASTE AND ECONOMY,
equally suited for the drawing paor boudoir
bedroom and universally admired for their novelty,
beauty for their pleasing and cheerful appear
sponge wipes these shades clean and r
freshness snd beauty With ordinary they mill years.
and consequently at their present low prices. they
NOT ONLY THE MOST ORNAMENTAL
BUT THE CHEAPEST AND
THE MOST ECONOMICAL
WINDOW SHADES
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
Sold wholesale and retail, by X. DOYLE,
Bcekman street, Clinton Hall
And by A. LENT SIT Broadway.
my3-lm Opposite Nbls's Gardens.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16
7777-3-777777-77a77
REACON COURS -.

BEACON COURSE.
III THE Races 10 place the Beacon Course THIS
day will be very interesting The knowing ones say many
Of mile horses IN the state are entered VIE
Ajax, Suffolk Lsngford, and Emlius
Immediately alter Purse--mile heats.
~ a ALEX L. Bolts.
DAVID BRANCH,
mvIe.,t< C. 3. BROWNING.
IF GRAND REGATTA viii take place at the Elysan
Fields on Thursday, May Gath, 1888.
First Race O'Clock, cared boats-prize gold ball.
second Race O'clock four cared boats-prize, set of
flags. ;,
Phra Race O'CLOCK, for scull boats-prze, silver ball,
Free for all regular Club boats.
Boats wishing enter, Will give notice TO tie subscriber al
the Elysian Fields Hoboken IL h. DYER
ui6lws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

u DR. GOODWILLS DETERGENT, and DIR. GOOD
MANS P1LLs-A and speedy fer certain dell.
diseases when taken together the Detergent multi
fer and the Pills strcngthener 81 he diseased organs-
These articles universally used that any thing
wkieh said in short advertisement would
their great reputation Their popularity be isdged Of
from the fact that 100 600 hotties and boxes have
sod New York, Philadelphia Boston md wasngton dur
ing the last two Those that desire by the
these medicines, be entirely cured without Il
Sold Wholesale md retail ny NJ Cuion 27 Bowery
Of Gram corner Of Henty and Pike, and al Grand
Harris, of Broadway and Cbsmbers ST. and Of
Hadsor and North Moore and wmi n. Hofnsn's sT
Broadway at 50 cents bote and box with iu directions
asSm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16
II. G. BrinkIey,
At To X kY AT LA W

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Jackson, TENN,
III Will strictly attend the collection and adjustment
claims In any part OF the Western District
Foster Foeg, Nashville, Moore Jackson New York,
James Elred, Jackson, Robt Jeffreys Co do
Armour, Lake h Co, do Gill; Cam pbell 4 Co, Phitad
Richard Mckee, da Lake Co, Baltimore,
whning Stark, New Orleans.
ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

IMPORTANT.
liberal price will be paid for cast cd Clothing-
LINEN, PLATE, WATCHES, JEWELLERY, GUNS, HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, &c,
by H. LEVITT. S2s Broadway, New York.
Kno wing there persons who make ruff In
advertisements cast of Clothing, any
do not give the full value for the L. will
those emen who have such articles by them,
and who send for Him. OF their receiving the utmost
value in CASH for every article.
NJ B.A lne through the post office otherwise TO the
above address. will with due attention myl-3mi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

Patent sweIIed Beam WintlIass Bedstead.
~ THE Subscribers, Sole Proprieors Msnufacturers
prepared execute with despatch all orders
Unvsled Patent Sweled Beam windass Bsfstends whch
almost universally used be ny the best article
invented combining convenience aad durability
The sackng acted by The wndass add swelsd beam,
perfectly light, all liability sag, still
leaving In the same which renders particularly
easy, simple in construction the matter of putting and
taking down. i'll be found Of but little trouble In comparison
with those other construction whilst the precision with
which the mponent parts fitted, safeguard
against the introduction Of any kind Of vermn.
From the taken render Beds,ead perfect
qualities for durability will recommend them
who invited cali and examine large assortment
hand.
Also, large OF elegant Furniture Mattresses
Feather Beds, &e., constantly on hand.
j. w. l. G. S0UTHACk, No 1906 Broadway,
my4-2w opposite the Franklin House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

AMsTERpAM-PeT Mason Barney
PfieHer wissman pcls 625 Gerhard Co OK
Victor Duckwitz casks 81 Osborn Smith case -
Oracle Sargent, pipes 10 TIE Order cks TIA
TRINfDAp-Per Laconic.
-Chastean & Ponvert bxs 400 Mche& Co moas hhds &c
MAYAcuEz, p. R-Per Topic.
Maitland Co coffee bgs ll4o Patt molasses hhds %
DOMESTIC NEGOTIATIONS
New ORLEANs-Per Empresario.
C Mills mdze cases s Suydam Sage pork bis 1e4
n w HAIRLESS CURE Co pkgs 1855
J Amsted To Order pkgs 758
New ORLEANs-Per 0ranto.
suydam Ssgepork hhds 1873 Bryant Co bacon bs 1883
q Dsbro whiskey $50 To Order cotton haes 265
DARIEN-Per New Jersey.
Lawrence Trimble bales "a Ii White bales IA
ia w Kelly cotton bales ~ NJ Demll bales 2
b Deforest bales 80 p * w Titus rice cks q
Colt 4 Co bales y SHELDON Il Phelps eks 10
@ b Roberts bales 40
PASSENGERS.
New ORLEAHs-Per Empire sarie.
J Melen, Bartlett, High.
Stothbro Larevat, Scrougs
4inthe steeragel
New ORLEANs-Per Otranto
Capt Mervin, Mervn, Tucker,
J Robinson, Leedington, Sewena,
Barthop, Ransom, HAY,
Mrs Hay, Smith, Decatur,
q Little, Marmion, Haws,
Mrs Haws, Mary Smith
APALAcHIcoLA-fer Eliza Jane.
A j Sanford, Gilman, WLew
MORNING HERALD-sHIP NEWS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

u BEACON COU9sE-we are requested 10 say, that
By NE Pss.ds ssenss 70 The Newark turn
pike Bergea Hill made since the fall mesug the distance
from Jersey city mile and half The spacious
thus e s R
carriages other route more expeditions and pleasant
CAnD ENGRAVING. -
Visiting Cards, store Cards, Cards
at Home, &c. &c.
NEALE'S
CARD ENGRAVING AND PRINTING OFFICE.
NO. JOHN STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
J Store Cards, Cards at Home for Wedding Parties &c
&c in approved and fashionable Style and
printed the finest easmsed cards :. the shoes, nsce
graved AZ the prices for cash The rctes attention 10
U.vIsiTINc CARDS ENGRAVED FOR TWO DOL
LARS. myl4 I'm
NJ REMOVAL JOHN ADAMS, late Of KnIckerbocLer
Hail. No 10 Park Row removed TO No 49, above
the Park THEATRE where he win be happy to his old
Of very liberal patronage has received for the las, three
years. myl4lw
Composition Ornament Mannfactory,
~ JOHN CALLER sq respectfully inioras Architects and
Builders that he continues 70 furnish ofhnmen OF every de-
terms .
Ornaments got upto any desga mys-omS
" MRS. BIRD, Midwife and Femal- hysicun, has
to aa one door aSoSe eap whee
rooms: and the best Of attendance during their
to females. Advice gratis. mysSms
That gentleman has graceful air.
a heard one say whe wouldn't dater,)
How muck is owing to the care
And talent think you) OF his halter!
More than many would suppose
Who the subject have rot pouderd,
For one may wear the choicest clothes
And ornaments that e'er were squanderd-
Yet wears he an ungrsceful hat,
His fine appearance G6ink Of ths,D
Without doubt is mach DIMINISHED.
Where is that article Of dress
Found finished in complete perfection.
Whs,e ill the fashionable press
And ind II ready for inspection.
Substantial. beautiful ard light,
Made with critical attention
Color Of the blacklist bright,
And paler shades need not mention.
Materials of the richest sort,
From beaver to selected CASTOR
Proof that no better can be bought
They're selling each day fast and faster,
nyl2 2w. at VIM. BANTAs $50 Chatham st.
CARD ESTABLISHMENT.
Visiting Cards, Cards mt Home, Store Cards,
sc. &C.
vALENTIN
ENGRAVING, PRINTING, AND FASHIONABLE VISITING
AND STORE CARD ESTABLISHMENT,
SO John vt corner of Hiiam st.
NEW YORK.
1J Visiting Cards. Cards Home for Wedding Parties,
ecane and store Cards. engraved IN superior styie and
printed with the utmost the latest and appro
we'd fashion
received Porcelain Cards which for whitenes
and briancy OF polish cannot be exceed Persons furnish
ing their Gard Plates have ihem printed hours
notice.
Mercantile and Store Cards. either copper plate or letter
All orders personally and promptly attended to-
Silver Plated and Brass Door and Number Plates Of the
Bell Pulls, engraved to order, in superior style. Letter
Stamps, Seals &c. &c. my2-lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16
PUBLIC HEALTH.

PUBLlC HnALEhs
Arcade Baths, 80 Chambers street.
BATHING INSIDE AND OUT.
tus stop at SToppASl's, my boy,
For glorious fresh water bath,
For they who this life would enjoy,
And cover with AZ wers their path,
Must not the pure water-couree stint.
Nor the jup that's maRtled with Mat
III.
How delightful to every sense,
Is the warm and voluptuous flow,
And were il ten times the expense,
This luxury who would forego!
That gives to ones health fresh tint;
Stoppsni-a lite more mint.
lie knows, indeed, how to provide
A warm bath. that none can excel;
And after you've suo X in Its tide,
think il would very well
To take from friend sly hint,
Taste the beverage that's nanted with mint
Oh, these glorious julaps deserve
Their memory fastened In print
Another glass, sir, shall serve!
Yes yes-and little more mint
We must stop at Stoppanps my boy,
Fer Injuries free 4 ON alloy. mvI6Sr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

nENTAl. ST 4 g. Ets Y and Operative Chemistry re-
- tive W Mechanical De niitry in AL Us variety taught ny
HENRY NiLLtRs, " D. States Dental surgcor, &C. ks-
Sole Inventor ~ the approved compositions nshrg
the var-us kinds of hcous vceRt Misesi
Teeth, Eunmels, Color &c.
Ills Scous Diamond Pearl Teeth aud his Diam nd fen1
Teeth Of UNCOMMON btasty and great stfeDgh-oe -
Of which he has reserved toe his private prscce
They incompatible tho change her 90 or ns y.
they abssrb the saliva juices Of the mouth cons
they 40 not cause an unpleasant fetd hrraih Trey
can be supplied from entire set % coIIe.pon
the living eeh and Inserted Ter TIE ltrs npr,,.
STYLE ~ Deutn Mrchanism. His method nse,unk -
gives 90 the comb mel IN ~ w
ects the art THEFT different v rlasttsusn
ton and preserving the or gnal iora ~ W, Huun "o"s
ha,irp IT, 10 m arv or psiulo c,suons
Tho attention ~ hose ladies and gen uth Mo ~
Gus VI " p ting varFnces csufd ~ 'he - ~ ue o'E
al tooth psctiv invited the ~ scribers human Tn
,orrnpIe Te, likewise method and manner o. set
ting nnd ineertlQp thew ..,.---.,- ~ ,u.-.-
Nlers hc con ~ ~ - s'''V
s, ~, 20 r d. ~, srttc- : IN Paris myi5sv.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

MINSTREL, in combination with HANNlNGTONS DIO.
RAMAS-MR COLEMAN respectfully begs leave TO in
form the Inhabitants Of New York and vicinity that the per
Torrance Of his Aatomatos Lady Minstrel musical nsru-
ments &c. will take place Monday evening the City Sa
loon, and continue through the week All those who wish
become acquainted with her adyshiP emS the
ntopporiunty the ntenoR Of the proprietor take
her to England soon There will be variety Of Aasmatons
introduced all OF Mr. Coemans pon and manufacture
For description, public referred small bills
HANlNGTON'S DlORAMIC INSTITUTE-
CITY SALOON Opposite ST. Paups Church--These
popular and l. ercsng Evening Exhibitions reopen This
Evening and will continue dur the The crowded
and delighted audiences who visited these Doramas for
seasons WITH the efforts and cost the proprees have
used render them still brilliant than formerly, prom
continuance of their usual Private boxes
all times be secured at the Saloon. Tickets for boxes SO
eachParquete Is cents Children accompanied with their
half price. Doors open performance begin
half pcNI Wyl.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

PARA .4AnA .sa.-THIs EVENING, wm be ler
TuE LASY OF LyoNs-Claude sIelno,,e. Mr. Forrest
Beaus-ant Mr. Richisgs-Col. Damas, Placide-Paullne
Mrs Richardson.
A Pas De DueI-by M.ser and Mss Wen.
pay i'm FRANcE-Josh Higgins, Mr. Hll-Adelaide,
Mrs Chppindals.
ADVICE GRATIS idboy. Mr rlacide-Eveatde, Chip
pendale-E Ellen, Mrs Chippindae.
AZ Door,open Il ot-perormasees commence atPcioch
NATIONAL THEATKE -Late Italian Opera
! an House-Mr wALLACk Lessee-THiS EVENING"
THE acknowledgements Massaroni, Mr. waack-Prince
Blanca, Mr.. II. waack Albert, Mr.. Matthews s. Marie
Giraffe, Mrs w. Seton.
JOB Fox-Job Fox, Mr. Hackett-Maria, Mrs Hasten-
vile.
Mons; TONsON- Mons Morbleu, Mr. Neutrality-suspicious.,
Mrs HaHtonvile.
Doors open at 64Performance begins nj 2. Boxes, 81
ril 90 cents Gallery, rs cents.
EHAN LIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE.
= THIS EVENING will he presented
MABEIS CURSE-Jabez Flint, Mr. Durvagc-Mabel, Mrs
Herring
THE ONE HUNDRED POUND NoTE-BiIy Black Mr.
To conclude with
THE SON OF THE SEA-Tom Garland, Mrs Seton
Nanny Ted Mrs La Forrest.
Boxes So centsft 25 cens-Private Boxes, five dollars.
Checks not transferable.
OLYMPIC THEATRE-Underth the agement of
~ Mrs. iiAMBLIN, conducted plan Of Madame
Vesirs olympic Theatre in London-THIS EVENING will
THE DEATH TOKEN-Charies Mr. Charles-Mariete,
Mrs Hambin.
To conclude with
THE LADY THE DEvIL-Col widlove, Mr. Charles
Zephyrna, Mrs Hambin
Doors open at 7-PeOrmanee at half past y.
Boxes SO cents-Pit Is cents.