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>ate oh >"ntl, II OIina.
E.GGt.Ii DISTRICT.

ENAh IL. presents viii crr,iy 10 all ot,cern-
n ed, thai ~e. 'irmyc " Newton resiti,u.
u the '''y OF \mrm ard State Of ,;ro, ia
an John -. Is ! "rd. ,".iiin. in tide town uf
'tunh''iH IN ~" i',-tWt lt"ics,i, have f0rne a
'fs 'i" her, hN tom ra,n I.tI,. under the act
ut i'e n"nera! t--cnil, ui the :-ta. oi south
'an"ii"a auth"iiZ,u. ti. ;ursuatiun III Limited
ft' r>hir-,ku ,t,.. r,,,rh.~r and >;,,. uf Goods
as' nl-rch,nHiiz". .wh,., ,nS,nc =, J.. to be ar
r"t"' IN s,rli"wnn ~ ..'n,ix ,n,le, the name
''ri -tyie at "I"iIE a. u. md ant! TO roIltii ne
4" ,nd f'r'n" tnr i,im at five wears from the
da'' ''ic"i. Ih" >an! j.h -. d i'Or,t is ti,e
'rc'"ra partner and tie >,d ';e" VI. y wton
u. 1T" S.'ccia' arner having actual. coNisihu.
te,i the >un # five thousand dn' lars a. The com
m"n .i"cs in testimony hereof We hI. h.
Sci oii nnis Ibis filth day OF October eighteen
'''"dred and thirty -,! l,t
rSiuneb1 Iio.M. NtWTOS.
Is's ''e'' JOHN .. n. FORD
-A"ed and acknowledged IA ihe presenceof.us
.,surd,1 TfO: rakK,tT;I- ~ =
WELLINGTON FORD,
tfanihurg, ) &. Oct. j. is.,S f3G
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CO\Dlj'J(DSS.

The OLD DoMINluN IS ,rin,ed ever,
Saturday morning. upon eli ire n-- .pe.
"h' hauis0nc paper, aud will h asnr ~
To Subscribers whn receive their n,,,-r. h
mail. at the unusually low price of On
Doilnr for six months; To subscribers, v :; :,
have their papers lcli At :i"ir i~.ll,n .
b! carrier one Lular and twenty five
=, nts, myabie IN all c,ts.s in nlr.ne. .
"imn ih rrco.,'r'n "f Ihr first n,,rh,.r
letters (p">t paid, or Inr~a.hr.i " a
l'""''nh>t"') tn he addressed to I'm \
CUNNINGHAM. Portsmouth Pa.
Those who inr~ Ard ten dollars shall re-
c"ivc rlrvr,i copies Nav 80 i~.,S, ,rI2
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S..tr at SO,ltn tarUIina.
tUEEFIEI u DISTRICT.

~ III N'"N'N r f.T-.fN.
sampson h'hi"aSc.vs. foRrlGN ATTACH
WE. racman ! MEST AssUMpsIT
= VIE Pa III IN this case havi g.o, The l4tl
L day Il May I-,~, flied his d. ella ration Ia
Ia. "Ik >Diiice. and TIA, dr!r. liant having no
wit- ~ attorney known Ia be- in this State ,pn,
whom cop, OF he said declaration NAV he
served: u i'.r. toi. "r,crrd.t ,i,. san; de-
icn':ani Il" appear Il make his defence within
II ,yra' and II day from the filing OF the said dec
Ia'at:en. or final and absolute judgmc,twi he
awarded to the said rlantiti
GEORGE PnPE.c. c.p
Clerks Ofir". May !4th, lsSs l.,
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(N.'c iNrks,e.

Nltr. ''hI' .Sn i.cv,.r i.ii.i.Iu cllrc fr ,iul
N variety "i rolc. ST distressing To i.nnl>.
I" " u" "i"c'' 'S h!"si i:,JIi,inr- anndvte sub
"iasic' : arc 10" % iirno'iy wen. L. is sa!;. and
'''' ;thn2aG i"'rad O.: produce, g cost;yenes-. II
''s,,."tf operates :.culy on .i,c howrs.
hrs ir!Icd, ..ts How been used ii.r .eyrr,I
9eaiH' "' i.'ii H'!'''~s ana ap; rohaiun which
q'iack medicines uii.l "a sell c,unt e. .,,,,;;,,I
IL Is extensively usc,i 10y the best physic,u,.> IN
TIE "in'iy, ANA 10 us, the iauounce OF nil,,y n
h"'her aclS us charm i hIic i, aiay, the
pam and in = III" ci,i Il To rcs; IL Lc.s no .,ya
Deh'id II those ""pc;'sanl symptoms. which
,.hh"'''''i'l' iia'rn'ans Drops. &c generally pro-
,:ucc. Amplc directions acco,up,rv each v;,.
\ certificates fits efficacy (ifreGuirred) can be-
pr""iiceu from IL" most respectable cizens of
Carolina and Georgia. For sale by
hIIGHEN& ROBERTSON, Hamburg,
EDW WEEB. .hnd, rson c II.
WM. liACkE1"r. Pcndictoa C.. H.
;, DR.. ':J MINIS. Edgc6cid.C. H.
Feb > 1873 ,r,
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIEl.D DISTRICT.
IN IWE COMMON PLEAS
April 10

S~,,,;.,:' 'o,,i lyon. ,. VS. ATTACHMENT,
VIII pantiffIn this case having or, tho 15.,,
n da, OF Dec mber. 1887, filed his decIara.
ton III the Clerks Office, and the Defendnn,
having no wife or attorney, known to be I'm this
State, upon whom copy of the said declaration
may be served: Therefore ordered that the said
defendant do arpear& q make his defence within
year and nday from the filing ofthe said decla-
ration, or final and absolute judgement will he
forthwith awarded to the said Plaintiff.
GEORGE POPE, c.c.P.
Clerks Office. December Is, 1887 IS If
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70 @ ii G.

~ Cd &C.
y Monday The ijtii lnsl between Eli
IN Wais"n' and Artcmas Warsyn's
ih' k"iS" IN this District. on tn, Road
'''na from Columbia. was induced to
,''"he'h young man of suspicious ap-
''ranrc.wl lao WAS mounted on, a fine horse
n' horse Is five years old, of reddish
an color. flaror size, white hind feet &.
''i'e l""' locks, black main and tail. From
rrun'sfhnces. am induced to think that
NJ horse was stolen in Georsiu. rh,ow
VIII come forward. prove property, nav
\rcnses and take him away.
TlLMiN WATSON.
Oct, - .,e
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State # South farnIiua.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS

Fhos. VI. Clark, survivor a"denn'cm.
I HE Plaintiff having filing his declaration in
this case, and the defendant having neither
wife nor attorney known TO be in this State. Or
dered' That the said detenduntdo appear 4 plead
to the plaintiff dec nration within a year and a
day Iron the publication thereof, or Judgment
absolute will be awarded .gainsi him.
GEO. POPE, C. E.P.
Clerks Office, Jan. 23, 1888 dan 81
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Notice.

4 LII persons Indehted to the estate of
y stephen fo'npkin>, deceased.are re-
Ine>'rd I" make immediate payment, and
those having demands 10 present them pro-
perly atiested.
WILLIAM RRUNSON, -4dmr.
Sept. &, 1883 If 80
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NlGN ssEkilNS.

3>h'. Subscriber beg> leave 10 Invite the at
a ientInn Of The p""ri az id. ii, Id and W."
d /" mag District I" s..tue New Stock of
~. u. GERMAN E\tit.isif s.
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state "t III til arul,na
EbGEFii!I.E DISTRICT
II II{E COMMON iJIEIS

~ TIE CONNDN PLEi.S
Wm Hri:lS0n. ~. iO~iyn t,turhrcHi.
William drum. Debt.
fENll i aintn,i this ,a-c having ont!, HI.
Il % S"vicmbr, FLEA IL. de- la alton IN 1. a.
CLERKS Office. .,i.d Inc ic,cn.ianr having ma
wife ~ aor cH Known 10 tie IN ti.:S Stale. anon
" ON a C"pv Of the >ad declaration may b.
serv"G: II !. therefore ordered. il,a' the said De
t"n'iaut d" appear aud make hi, ,ri ace within
n year aud day. r. m TN li!in@ oii.c s,,,d dec
aration. or final and a!,Soutc Judgment viii he
awarded tn the said Plaintiff
GEO. POPE. e. c. P
Clerks Office. Sept II. lSL ca :,}
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state of south carolina.

state Of south tarolIna.
ABBETILLE DISTRICT.
II COMMON PLEAS.
Jacob Chamberlin, -ihachment in Issume
Survivor. vs. Ttro Notes-Dunngss
John a. Young. s.53 5Gcs.
HEHE Plaintiff having this day filed his dec.
IL laratioii in this case. III tine Clerks Office.
attorney kuown TO he IN this province. anon
whom copy ot the said deefaf:a Han 4Eiiih :
special order OF the Court endorsed her,ti,, can
6c served: 1t is therefore Ordered that the sod
John A.fonng do appearand make his defence
with year AID day. from the filing Of th. sn;d
1t t''ration as aforesaid, or final and absolute
"d+ +'nent will ne 90 thwI Iih gwen and awarded
II :i'e said plaintiff
JAS. WARDLtN, c. c.p.
Clerks Office, Jan. II, 1888 dao ~
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WdoLES.ALr CLOTIyrhTfs
and CJDdE IVJpI, TID,,c,,

avn CLOAh WiRE-HOUSE,
no. lO. Pearl street, Charleston, S. q
"'iE undersigned having established ,
II branch of his New York House n, M
!O, Pearl street, Charleston, frs, door below
Hyatt, McBurncy Il Co. is now receiving nnI
opening large and general assortment OF ron
dy made CLOTHING and CLOAKS. which
VIII be offered to purchasers for cash or an.
proved paper, ut New York nricrs
LEWIS q. BROWN.
Oct 81, 1sas. C. 10
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State of south EaruIiua.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE WHOM PLE4.S.

vs. ; FoREIGN ATTACHMENT
Lor'nintic'llngs
rHViI Plaintiff IN tho ahovo case havin,
z this day ic'! i,i~ d"cnaiinn. and 'l,r De.
inndnn, having no wife or attorney known so
he within the State. upon whom copy of said
declaration, with RUE to plead could he ,erv-
ed: II is bs''crrh, 'hat the said Ecis!nlan. de-
appear and mike his defence in the aforesaid
action. wi'ilina year and day. from this date.
or final aud absolute Judgment will he awarded
against him.
GEORGE POPE, c. c.r.
Clerks Office, Nov. |, 1888 dq 40
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NJ @ r.

NOTICE.
A III. Persons indebted to the late Jo,h
"a ad""t deceased. are ed to make
t"'sni: ard al perSons having demands A.
:i'n-' the cstat, oil said deceased are rcoues,od
+" resent them duly :,tlcsted
WIN. PADGET.
sep ehhcr -. 1919 nc ~ Adm'r
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NO R'Fd'E

NOTICE.,
VNHE Notes and Accounts Of Dr.. James
n Spann deceased. have been left with
Mr.. II. l.. Jeilcrs. in Hamburg. All per-
sons indebted to Dr.. Spann are requested
ocall and pay Nr. Jefers, who is authoriz-
ed I" receive the money; and those having
demands against the Estate will please
'rnhcr hem Ia him. T.. SPANN,
March rs, 1888 ifs 4dm'trir.
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.V'O TFCE.

sVOTFEE.
a III. Persons indebted to the late Chr;--
: "a tian Hrci'hanpt, decd, are rcqL-st:
ed to make immediate payment. And ii
persons having demands against the cstcte
"i said hecci,scd are requested to present
them duly aitcstcd.
JOHN BAUSKETT, Ea' or.
Eh. 25. 3>c
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JOHN S\PPlNGTON.
Saline Cu,,uty NJ:..,,,

Prize 81 :.0r"~ box.
Nimbcrlcss c":'IECprs Of this medicine. have
been rendered. hut avn rhouo.i fit ninscr, nm.
ly the following from the Rev. Jccl II. Halcn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-18
NIBLO's GARDEN.


MONDAY EVENING, Juas lsth.
Second week Of Les vandsvllesundsr the direction Of
Ne posiponsnsnl on account Of weather
M cRxnE ". I'd Sds
y anxious engage the TALENT in nsd States
r. xa ~ RRssS SSsa %
al ELnE
!, ~. HENRY Miss TusrIN viii appear
MT Bishop Mr. Mr.. John Sla9 Seton,
:. The screes Amusanes will commence at O'Clock with
st lime II Amsrics) Vaudeville, translated from Cs Ee
The EsMALE PRoTEUs-The poetry and alterations
Mrs cra@sT-M osSssioa, NJ Hsaton,Ie Charles Dor
tca Mr. Carleton, Mr. Timothy, MIR Cairns
An niernssion half an hour for promenade and refresh
The whole Of The Musical Department under the direction
The Orchestral performers are selected from the Italian
ceacerts &C will BY NJ Tves Of The Losdsn sa.
cred Concert and late leader Of The Queens Theatre
band for the 4ih time in New York, the original Overture
The trees Amusantes conclude with flor the fourth
ET FEMME or Soc s s ssa make Good
The Peeuy by J. B. Phillips, Esq the music BY Auber asd
ssissea sra e GaSIe hoSoud Mrs.
Sc ptmus Loribond Mrs Hauronvle-Mr Gabriel Lorhond
Mr Bishop-Mr Septmus Loribons. Mr. John Sesn-Coin
wood snooks Mr. onvls-David Mr. Frankln-saac Mr.
KReass.
Mr. Watson, composer and director Of the music.
Mr. Gram, Ars-Mr J. b. Phillips, vavdevilist.
Mr. Tyete, Leader Of the Orchestra
Mr. Hitchings, Machinist-Mr Hall, Py r0techns.
ID. Berger, Leader Of the Military Band.
Mr. John Seitnn, Director OF the vandevilles
Will shortly be revived The celebrated Vaudeville of
LIE CHAPEAv DU GENEKAL-In which Mrs Craner,
Mr. waAck, Mr. Archer, Mr. T. Bishop and Mr. John Sef
ton will perform.
Tickets. so cents.
Tocommence at eight O'clock.
The extraordinary Ravel Family will make their 4th
peurnnce Tue sd1y, June 10Th. jel6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-18
vAUxHALL GARDEN.


GREAT ATTRAcTION-vAUDEvI NIGHT
Mr.. Gates Monsieur r. w. NfE .4
The public respectfully informed the above highly
dnR uished comedian saving covered from his
disposition will have the honor OF appearing this evening in
favorte character. w M 1At
OF The evening the Orchestra will introduce
FIRST tiMe) Grand Overture.
Monday Evening, June 49, 1888 will be presented the
centric Vaudeville, by Blanche, ESQ.,, called
LIE DOUBLE ERREUR; Or, Mr. and Mrs. w.
Distributiom- Monsieur r. W. Mr. Gates-Msjnr Pepper,
Mr. Gollns-Frank Brown Thoman-MrsP w. Mrs Herring
Widow White, Miss Kerr Kitty Clover Mrs Themsn
In the Of the piece the Duet RenemSsr the Time
when Courtisg came, Mrs Herring and Mr. Gates
After which, Mrs Herring will sing fayorite song.
Miss Kerr the popular Danseuse, will introduce new
Grand Pas Seul. 800 k M III
Ballad--The Bloom is the Rye, 6. W. Taylor
Duett-When little Farm. &c Mrs Herring and Mr. Gates
New Grand Overture never here by he unri
VALE orchestra. Leader. Mr. G. Mathers ila 4 ..r
An inermon Of 30 minuies during which the New York
Brass Band viii plas several avorte Marches Leader Mr.
Lothian HM slt.gf.s ss - -
The whole conclude with splendid piece OF Fire Works
and 1ght of Rockets made by the celebrated Mr. Edge
Next Vaudeville, wednesday-when Mr.. Gates viii ap-
pear 3t s.
- Admttance, Is Doors at oclockperiorm
commence at half pasts. ~
Bswery and Broadway will convey visitors from mp
per and lower Of the city during the perfo
: iele f.taM#a..8 s-aHse.. "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-18

" Capt. Paine, Of the United States ship ST.
LOUIS called on yesterday very politely TO assure
us that he had questioned the officers on board his
ship, and that they denied writing the letter which
was sent 10 Us. We furnished Capt. p. with the
COPY sent TO us, and he will doubtless be able to de-
,ect the writer from the hand writing They did not
DENY having dictated it-nor did they admit it,
which is unnecessary, inasmuch as il contains facts
thu, We were ignorsn, Of, which we think could be
knovs only TO some one on board the ship. Capt.
p also assures us that the ship did not touch at Ha-
yana solely on account Of private persons" as the
,,,r,,er said was Commodore Dallas's order, and
Cant. Paine also states that the ship would have
Touched at Havana IL she had had no passengers it
s;n the usual custom for ships bound either to the
ndvard Islands or the United States to touch at
tho Havana. and for the commander to wait on the
American Consul.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-18

~ The ARTISTS RETREAT North Hobohes, late
werhawhea House, mile nerh from the Eysan Fields
ro opec tor reception II vers will leave
Inc f~rry eboken Sunday during The summer a.
A. M and q 9, 4, AND r. ~. for the above place.
N. y. Coco landing tor boats Jeisn
ues Cnrtes de visftes, de noces et de Com
NJ VISITING CARDS CARDS AT HOME, STORE
CARDS, nc. &c. IN
vALENT MES
EroaAvIro, PRINTING, AND FASHIONABLE VISITING
AND STORE EsTAsLIsHmErT,
so yeks a., scT~<r ef 0tism~ a. 8fE
Ma#MNs = rEw vonK
vnirse Cards, CARDS. Home for wedding Partc. Mer
csne AID Store Cards engraved superior style and print
ed eth ths neatnes " The latest and most ~rfcvea
fashSon ~N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-18

MAY 70 The market remains perfectly Inc
entire sales this day consist Of Oos bags ana eur as quota
lions were In all nstances realized.
x.aa There MAS n very active demand for this
ana fuv eoOo bags purchased ., our last quoted
rates Ie0o bags American were taken ON sPecnisu"s
BrrrsL sueAR MAsxEr May oL-we have ssd i.r y, N
s ne. ON liberal members by the Importer goos bcsinsss
80 h~en done nearly all the ~ present landed navng
% hrop rht 10 market and sold; still the wants Of the buy
srs are fsrrom beirg satisfied and we nay s ueps,e
sd rev for The nap SIS TO 80 Tor very superior good
bpe6 grocery jamaica om STA for yellow 70 oSs Tor scoa
and We can te efere not give any quoiaucn
sse doing 10 any other articles OF West Inds producs-o"
Tsspr ov MAscnrsrERMay3 lThe improved demand M,
for twist, which has existed Tor two Or hres wee p an
ssIss are more easy TO than they week ago Fof
pntng cloths active demand al nc Close ~
last wssh and though sackened little during s ass
two days. prices continue hrm There also ~ mP.o
we'd dsmescs and other sou, csicoes when nsa
previously nuch depressed and me gooos
rrperay has exhibited ~ cdes symptoms of improvement
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-18

Sunday, june ly--e =. -.
The arrival Of the Great Western In fousesu days 0W
prso places hesuccess Of the experiment beyond
Doubt For the state ~ TIE foreign asts Il lhs TIM of s
departure, we refer 70 the letter from Mr. Bennett which will
be found 70 contain the ample and information
The Influx Of specie to this country still continues, The steam
81 p having on board about e26o,eoo.
Wall street presented extremely dull appearance ysster.
day. but their seemed to be prevailing hope that the sub
treasury bill would pass We have private advices from
very high source In Washington who states that we may rely
nis passage Allowing be the that il passes ana
becomes law the evil will found in estimation
In the anticipation than the reality We have de aco
sub easury opsraen and the passage Of this bill
will defeat actual coadon Of things but from lis
prospective influence on the banks. ).
In our opinion passage would he infinitely better than
longer suspense when the phantom grsppled WITH u
viii lose half It's errorand tho having done Its
worst the banks their and energies 70 rere-
wing OF things into which have fallen and when
mercantile know what &c depend upon either for good
evil business AXE start and then shall be really
OF whose reign win be speedily effected by the results
of this damnng
Exchange inland hasreceded again sghty-,oday stands
on Philadelphia at AT.
$4,000 arrived New o leans the 9lh from Tampco
in the u. g. ship Natchsz.
The Merchants Exchange Bank, the Leather Manufacture.
Bank and the Bank Of the State Of New York.
the OF all The safety fund Banks this
half Of one per cent discount. W.
The recent with regard to the Sub Treasury
Bill have had the effect of sending prices The Board
day the Of actions large but the prices
have improved in almost every instance. u g. Bank adj
vanced per Phsnix Bank II per cent Del Had
son II per cent Farmers per cent Am per cent;
Kentucky per the Rail Roads also in the ascendant
Mohawk up per cent Paterson per Harlaem
per cent, Canton Co. advanced per cent
STATE OF TRADE.
The auction presented but eagre appearance
terday, but fer summer sales they are still firm.
CoTToN-Sone small transactions havs TO know
ledge In this article without change @f At SAvannah
ilth instant the sales 744 bales at from u H. being
good demand xsted for Mississippi and Louisiana Of good
qualities at full prices Northern Alabama and Tennessees
neglected. holders rather than the demand Of
buyers here shipped Europe At Charleston 18th instant
decline.
Transactions Yesterday.
Cotton-soO Uplasds 81 Cotton-l5o Alabama 10
t+ Sales Of Stocks
50 Shank Us 2sJedersoa las Co lo4
50 Phenix 100 16O Mohawk 7eA all
IA Atlantic So 50 Paterson 5D4
80 N q Com Bank 80 119 Harlasm 664
625 Del 4 Hudson sS3 $50 700 Rail Road 1904 1O8
100 Farmer Trxs liza li4i $40 stsningienR R l63aH
200 k ntuckyLkT IS 50 Long Island 5si
A4stiss Sals.
ss'' ':s
Bsgging-ssaies AS
On the 1l,h inst: Of consumption Henry Ansoa Ely, Oldest
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y o w 4 RY sH ID Il .

" THE subscriber respectfully informs his frieads and
the public that in addition his extensive and splendid Bar
he has opened and fitted up In handsome comodious
STYLE large and pleasant for the purpose conductng
the the Shades plan, and In accordance has given
3 respect 70 furnish e bis deiics especial.
" the far famed Welsh Rareb and hef canning Mug Of Ale
treBage.
To the aomrers Of social intercourse the friends OF hane-
ny, and the lovers Of FIRST Havana puff 'du
away, the BOWERY SHADES, will Ne found pleasant Z
s&a4s.Ae@ ff.
The rules regulations the wholesome ORDER
and by which the Bowery Shades will exclusively gov.
erued. NENa tFNH A8
On Saturday evening, May 18TH the will be first open
ed for company and subsequently every dsy and evening
myl7.lmisA fsM J. BARNETT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-18

ny MR. BRrsTow. lie, all bad writers lock al
his Advertisement f@#fs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-18
FIRE WORKS.
United states LabOrat0r

ISAAC D 8, Jr, PTKOTECHNIsT,
u Now Offers lothe public The most extensive brllian
Of (exhbiou) Fire Work in the United States,
consisting Of several thousand HoDsry and Signal Rockets OF
various Sizes with rich and fancy headings Wheels every
Pieces e ell The various descriptions might
nails; Theatrical Fires, he. &c. he.
B. Comnittees city country displays military ard
private parties supplied the liberal terms with
goods warranted the materials being selected from the most
celebrated chemists in Europe.
wch 81; Lewis Page Son, 50 Maiden Lane; 0assner 4
Young, 1872 Chatham Story Hawkhurst Brooklyn
Of The subscriber at the Laboratory, Jersey City.
mY3QtlvA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-18

IaysspsoL CorroN MARKET, May 2ist-There has been
80. er,ensive demand Cotton kroug hou The week from
o6 the AID spectators, which holders have
freely applied full and The market
closes rmy advance OF I'd per ID on last weeks 9uo
American The sales Of the week amount 70 1850
ssss including eoo Americas pecuston and zoe Anne
rIcsn l2O Egypuan ESQ ssra and 200 Bengal for expert
" 10 Sea Island. l7A 70 81 ll2ss Upland, o. to
ass, Mobile &c 81 10000 New Orleans. - 81
The demand Cor Coon confines withou alteration IN p
TIE saes Of the day 5000 bales OF which 1909
are 10 and $50 American and East India
a. HN
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~ aEACoM s g INA TSs;dsX ns1s sssr ssA~
The number and celebrity Of the rottng horses the
meeting have been equaed Awful Dutchman, Rat
tier Washington Napoleon, Greenwich Maid, Apel Black
Hawk spawfoot, Sen franklin Aaron Burr the Virginia
Mare Mail Carrier Ion, David Baltimar~ and
Of great celebrity expected from Philadelphia
The hours Of starting will be al and O'Clock each day,
and be confidently expected that sport
which costumes four days, have been surpassed
ERies 10 be made the day previous each Trot the
Beacon COurse before O'Clock. p NJ iele.l;k
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Of Joseph M. Ely, Of this city, aged three years
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