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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-30
Weekly Almanac.
ETH MONT
Female Academy.

FIvilE subscribers respectfully inform the
4 pubic that the exercises of this institu
ton continue under the rare Of Mrs. ELIZA
J. MORROW; aud as she gives her vacation
in the winter, the school will continue, with.
out inierinission, until November. Young Ia.
dies will be charged only fIom the time Of al.
mission.
The manner in which this School has been
heretofore conducted is highly satisfactory. and
VIC take great pleasure in recommending II TO
the patronage oi parents and guardians. who
intend givi: their daughters and wards the
advantages of liberal education. The price
OF tuition is eight dollars per session. Draw.
ing an! Painting five dollars extra.
Board can be obtained in respectable fami
lies, at a short distance from the Academy, at
five dollars a manth.
THOMAS ID. OLDHAM,
JAMES THOMPSON,
ELIJAH PICKARD.
May 30. az
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Our frienl of,thc Standard does not
know the Wing candidates in this eOun'
ly so well as the people Of Orange do. or
he would no. hare yentured the SUPPOSE
ton that they would no, come out open
IL. and above board, upon al the impor-
raas questions which now engage public
attention. II he will attend some Of our
,ax.ga'herings in July. he will hear so
may truths relative to the measures and
conduct Of the administration Of the &c.
neral Government 80 explicitly and plain
IL exhibited l., tic people, that he him.
self will be tempted to cry out "oh!
hush" lie will ind that the Wing can
diIales entertain no principles or OPin'
ions tha, they are not ready openly to de-
fsnd. And we think he will End, ,oo,
tina, the response Of the people will be
=. Amen" 10 all OF them.
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Gen. Memucan Hunt, Enroy from
Texas. LEFT Washington for Texas on the
23d inst. the National InteIligrncer says,
without a purpose Of immediate return.
Fairfax Calleii, esq. has been Left Charge
d'AfTaires 10 the interim.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-30

A violent tornado passed over the city
Of Baltimore on the 22d instant, which
though Of short duration occasioned very
considerable damage. Many houses
were unroofed aud chimneys blown
down; but i, is not understood that any
lives were lost.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-30

Increase Of Post 0gicss.-Just before
the revolution, in 1913, there were in
the thirteen colonies and in Canada, but
fily-niae post Offices; now there are in
the United States alone upwards of frelre
thousand.
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N Office.

n 0ST or mislaid, two notes Of hand, one on
La Thoraas Hargis f"r forty.ti.e dollars, da-
ted 10 March 1887, credit on it Tor 81 800 - one
on Giles Mebane for foriy.five dollars, dated
Cd March 1883. All peIson are therefore
forewarncd trading for said notes, and the
drawers from paying the same TO any person
but the subscriber.
JOHN NJ. RAY.
g. Nav %. 22--
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The S. Louis Commercial Bulletin
says. that the signs Of political refonna-
lion are Frightening in Missouri. and that
from every quarter assurances are reeeiF-
ed that the elections in that state will be
cheering 10 The lovers Of the constitution
and good government ID is probable.
therefore, that in the next Congress a
Wing Senator may occupy the place Of
the lion Thomas II. Benton.
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The Frederick Times, a Van Buren,
Conservative paper. says: i" II The SUBJ
Treasury is not given up in very short
time, and Mr.. RiEes substitute carried BY
the aid Of all our friends in Congress.
Pennsylvania will 60 for the Wings by
ten thousand majority"
Tie same paper further says: "If the
Administration viii return 10 the princi-
pies which il has abandoned, we think il
possible that it might be able to sustain
itself; but If the Presen. policy is adher-
ed to twelve months longer. Mr.. Van Bu-
ren will not receive the electoral vote Of
a single state in the Union, in 1870"
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Attention.!

To the Commissioned Officers and Ifusi-
eians. belonging 10 TIE AN Regiment
of North Carolina Militia.
ToU are required and commanded to attend
n a, lliilsborough, on the first Saturday Of
Jn'y next. equipped as the Law directs, for drill
and cour, martial, and for the election VI Brig
adler General.
L. G..MANGUML COL
May %. 22--
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Stray.

s@ TAKEN up by James Ri
" ,A-va ley, living nine or ten miles
EAsaA 3n north west from Hillsborough,
~ YW and entered on the Stray Book
kzAzSzez Of OIange county, on the 9th
Of April, a Bay HORSE, nine or ten years old
this spring, his hind leet white, aud his left
fore foot white, black name and tail small bell
with rope and collar, aud shod all round.
Valued at fifty dollars.
JOHN A. FAUCETF, Ranger.
May {. 10
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Public Sale.

~GEA WILL be sold, on Wed.
ES lis nesday the 18th of June next, u
HlzsfsM valuable HOUSE AND 10 T., in
Gz1lssss3 the village of Chapel Hill, for
merIy occupIed by Mrs. Mitchell on a credit
oi nine months, the purchaser giving bond aud
security. Further particulars made known on
the day Of safe. Sale to take place on the pre-.
misses
WILLIAM N. PRATT, .7tim'r.
May 20. az
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At the recent Annual meeting Of the
Wilmington Rail Road Company, the
following important Resolution was adopt
ed. on motion Of II. W. Hustled, Esq.
Resolved, That the President, and
Directors be requested tn cause a recon-
nuisance 10 be made with view to
branch from the Wilmington and Raleigh
Rail Road. from point near The Neuse
River 10 HE City Of Raleigh.
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Flour and Corn.

rINHE subscriber continues to keep at his
L Mill supply Of FLOUR s. CORN MEAL.
THOS. W. HOLDEN.
May 20. 22--
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u is stated that the Hon. Levi Wood
bury, now Secretary of tho Treasury of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-30

MssissiMi.-Full returns have been
received from this state, and give to Prem
tlss 1920 votes, Word 1881, Claiborne
ll30s, Davis l032l. Prentiss and
Word, the Wing candidates, are conse-
quently elected, the former by n majori-
ty Of OIL, and the latter by majority Of
273.
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We last week gave some account OF
the burning of the Pennsylvania Hall in
Philadelphia BY the Populaee. We have
this week to add, that an attempt was
made on Friday evening to burn the Or
phan School house for coloured boys in
Callowhill street, and the Orphan Assy-
lum, also for blacks. The school house
was large four story brick building.
nearly new. The attention Of the mob
was directed TO the school house, in con-
sequence of a rumor that an abolition
meeting was 10 be held in the school
room.
The Governor Of Pennsylvania has Of
frred reward Of five hundred dollars for
the apprehension and conviction OF each
and every person engaged in The burning
Of The Pennsylvania lIll on The l7sh in
slant.
The Mayor OF the city Of Philadelphia
has offered a reward also Of two thousand
dollars Tor the conviction OF the persons
engaged in the destruction Of tia, build
ing.
A young man, said TO be Of resrec'a-
BILE family, has been arrested, and exam
ined before Alderman Binns, charged
with having assisted in the destruction Of
the Pennsylvania Hall, aud was bound
over in the sum OF three thousand dellars
for his appearance.
As an indication of The feeling that pre-
vailed, it is said that the house Of poor
widow having been injured to the amount
of some fifty dollars, collection for her
benefit was set on foot. and money col
lcc,cd TO the amount of four hundred and
seventy dollars.
The immediate cause Of This popular
out break is said 10 have been the ridicu.
lOus and ostenia,ious amalgama,ion Of
colors in Chesnut street. during hours Of
fashionable Promenading.
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Strawberries from FFance) were sold
in London on the 22d Of April, a. lsshl-
lings per ounce.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-30

2 Gen.: Dennis Kimberly (whig.) Of
New Haven, has been elected by the l.e-
glslature of Connecticut to the Senate of
the United States, for six years from the
4,h of March next, in place Of The Hon.
Join VI. Niles. Wan BUREN, whose term
of service will then expire. The votes
were, for Kimberly 81, Niles 80.
Gen Kimberly is represented as a gen,
,cman Of fine talents, possessing many
cstlmablc qualities, and of popular all
dress.
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physicians, maSl iaTsEsF ssishllsh The si.sFas.
ieF q lhe sentative ~ hGlRE @lthshi PstAa"
q lhs history q medirihe.
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Il dis eaunly. the following gsnils-
n.n are belars The ProPls As candidates
4, .,a,s in The Stale Legislature. viz.
WINGS.
Ssnafe-IIash Wsddle. esq.
- c,amnsons - Willie p. Mangum.
lW,lliam A. Graham. John Boon, and
iN.,hsniel ]. King. esqrs.
! VAN BUREN,.
ssnafs-Gsn. Joseph Allison.
Commons-col. John Sioekard. Col.
Herbert Sims. Col. Benjamin Trollinger.
and Dr.. julius Braeken.
In Person county the candidates are.
n, The Senate. John Barnei Wing and
J,hn Williams. ivan Buren;) Tor Com
Robrrl james. Muses. Chambers, and ish-
an Edwards. ivan Bursn:) all advocates
f,r an Cni.ei SAFES Bank.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11
y. FULI.E II.

1T Bell Hanger from Boston, informs the citizens of
New York that he has taken shop No. 43s Broadway,
where he will receivs orders for hanging bells
ano Improved plan the modern iy cor which lie in
forms public has patent right and forbids all persons
infringing upon H. - IL
-Astor Hone, New York; Clinton Hotel do; fremont
House. Boston; American House. do. Je2lsws
ID n AIS, HAIR ~ E.-This vslu.
ID able discovery introduced 10 the publc with the
fullest that will effect The object Of
its spplicsion wis THE COMPLETE RESTORATION
or HE HAIR upon the heads OF those who have lost the
sams and have thsr eby became bald sr partially So
Numrrous crrt6c might he given show how
fully this bees applied never havsg failed In
single Irst sere hat brought before the public
se but 10 be applied upon the principle o-ne charge with
out success Il deemed unnecessary TO swell an advertise
newt with particulars. ..,,, -
Is Virtues have been fully ssd satisfactorily tested The
heads OF those that entirely bald have BEEN by the
peston OF Restorative, covered with luxurious growu
None need despair whether old yousg Of having their
No payment viii he received for any sppcstos Of the Re-
stors,ivs anti the individual who tries Is satisfied by the
restoration Of the hair. -, -. : 80, -,
Besss, Hair Restorative win be applied ny the dscsvere,
or Levi Brs, to those whe may desire 70 avail
Themselves Of Us beneficial sHects Al the see Of Mac
daniel Ne rst street. New yerksrd also y he Hair Cut
ttsirs jyi3n
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PATENT wINpLAss
r f. ID > Il f. A ID !.

~ THE ubseresr. Sole rrSprs,os and nssa'se,ursr.
pstsri sveied Beam Windass Besistesds, which
~ ~ almost universally used beng the best sriisle
- ino.aSrombniug ease, convenience and dur bity
IRE ssshire acted NY the wnlass snd swced beam,
smsSe perfectly lghtsnd free from all liability sag sli
sssv simple In eossu sc the matter Of puing ssd
,.h,us down. ~ ne fousd ~ bat tl ,ube compsrisos
vb,cb the component paris su,d. acts safeguard
srsins, the in,roduetior Of any hind II vermin.
s the to rsrder each neastrsS persct their
apsies for durability will them n purchasers
who nvisea " call asd exsse large sssormeae now
on hssd -.
Also isrg ssserert Of elegant Furniture. Mssrassrs
Nv. {. SOU HACK. No ies Broadway,
;sBv spcoshe tke rrsskhn HOUSE.
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VAPOR BATHS. gxs ~
THE OLD ESTABLISHED. INDICATED VAPOR
No. 25 John street.

No. % John street.
n p. CARROLL returns grateful aeknow edgcme nts
~ 10 the public and TO the gentlemen OF the medical proes
sion, the liberal patronage
years the limits Of ewspaper
the possibility of givsg analyt detail the medicinal
virtues Ihe Vaor Bab he begs leave merely to that
has been found safe thou h powerful remedy the
diseases of the JOINTS CATARRHAL com.
plants. Group affections OF the liver asthma sudden colds
fever and ague, scarlet fever, nc. he. &c.
Ihavc several occasions visited the Vapor Bath
shment in John conducted by Mr. and Mrs Carr,
and have entirely myself the Baths are admins.
tered there with skill ana attention.
ALEX. H. STEVENS MD.
Gan cheery that have found the Baths in John
| suited. VALENTINE MOTT M. ID.
nave been for many years In the habit Of sending pate
to Mr. and Mrs Carros Vaper Bath in JOHN street,
frequently taken them myself Upon all had rea
be satisfied with the skill with which they ndmin
stered; and believe IN this respect Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
leave nothing To be desired by male female bahers.
WIN. J. MACNEvEN NJ ID.
have had much experience in Mr. and Mrs. CAROLS app
cation of the vspsr Baths patients city, and pre-.
fenlhem every other. r. VANDERBURGH M d.
We fully concur IN the above statements
GEORGE BUSH, M D.
JAS. .. SMITH, M. d.
JNO. NELSON, M. d.
THOS. BOYD, M. ID.
JAS. A. WASHINGTON, III. d.
Nm IRELAND, M. D.
DANL w. NISSAN, NJ d.
The Baths in readiness from O'Clock in the
morsiDS till O'Clock at night every day, Sunday
when they from ill ia the morning. Sulphur
Baths At all hours OF the day. Portable Baths with compe.
tent persons to administer them vixen required aay
part Of the CITY Brooklyn FIVE notice. No con.
nexon with other establishment The shakers Concen.
traed Syrups Of apara Lverwor sale Bathing
Tabs and HIP Baths Tor sale OF hire. Jy7 lmis :
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PAkM gAEAYh E.-THIs EVENING viii be per
The wiTE-ss Fiene. Conser- Marian.., MRS Rich.
ardsou -"
NABos FOR AN HOUR-Mr Fanpton, Mr. wh..,,ev-
Sam Dobbs. Mr. Pacids-Mss Leslie, Mr.. Duris-Nanos
SEQ Oh Pas seul, BY Master Wells
HIGH Low, JACK AND TIE GAME Or The Carl Par
FaeIae K%s,s Of Hears Mr. BIsrsey~6ussn q Heart
Dsors open a. 7-Performaace begins at'7i Boxes. 8
Pit 80 cents. Gallery. rs cents.
EnAN4 Tf EATNE, CHATHAM SQUARE
1 under the direction Of Mr.. W. T. BLAKE.-THlS EVE
Mr. MRS Il GIsss's Peter re.ge Mr. JonesJoh.
Brush Mr. Hautonvle-Henry Robinson, Mr. Jenes-Cla.
THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE.-sr Charles Mr.
narreu-Lady Racket, Mrs Barrett
= To be followed by the wonderful exhibition Of sIGNOk
HENkiQUE, as described above.
To conclude with
L,AMoUR-Pimpkin, Mr.. walbourne-Loulsa, Mrs. Tny.
Doors open to bega At half pas, pre-.
NLBLo,s GARDEN.
First night ofhe Infant Ballet Corps children from
SyeaTs OF age.
The proprietor announces with great pleasure the first intro
anc,ion Of new series Of amuemens viz Juvenile sas
guardians are respectfully apped that JGvene Baes
the Fireworks always terminate at 0 o'cock.
LIST night In America of the petit opera Of SUZANNE
New decorations scenery, machinery and
ID appearance Of Mis-. Asxina Fisher,
wEDsEs HsSHp E vi NJ A5sn July vi
At O'clock the dom,sncn with new Bal
let q Action under the direction Of Cnecken entitled LES
Coeue. Miss Boyns e years old
Ms as,;na nsr ianer Mas! Lswss q years cid
sssss: &C.; :;$
Isl Miller, Mast Philips
I'd do Mast sohnson
Villagers, by full corps ds ballet, from Ito 10 years
Pas Sc Action BY Miss Ammo and Boyns.
ruc Pas De Miss Xaso ' and msi noys David
gro,esqse ras Trsis By as,ers Yates ISws and David
The dances Invented ~ M chscken ii ''"s.
lnmediatey after which there win be n,ermisson of
play ssseIa avors marehesesdsr i0'A brass naas VIII
After which grand 9, display Of FIREWORKS
new pe opera with new scenery by Mr. GRAIN music by
BY 9ssnri
ersd and with n additional poetry for ID. ssash
titled The LADDER OF LOVE. e' NUN ''''"''' -
Marchionessd de Vermont Mrs cramer
suzanne, , ife Of Francois awasherwom.n) Nor
G @ Fisher
The Che Waller Duva, Mr. L Bishop
francois, gar. ener, Mr. John Seton
Mr. Watson, composer and director OF the music.
Mr. John Seton, Director OF the VaudevHes
Thursday, first night Of the Encouragement Of the RIA
Tickets SO cents.
To commence at 8 O'Clock.
The Grand Promenade from Broadway and Saloon ssscep
Amuemenis every evening in the week except Sundays
when The Garden will be for Ice Creams and Fruit
Ices OF every variety and Of the most approved kinds
Omnibusscs will run to and from the City HOTEL 10 the Gar
The Garden and Promenades are brilliantly lighted with
thousands OF vaegated lamps and ornamened with superb
collection plants and shrubs lemon and lime
" II anparencies of beautiful design ana execution
The oroto Fountain has been newly decorated and Pous
GRANGE ofnowers Jyll
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THE GA EAR MYST.;NY FOUND OUT
Ill A Il.

eRhNDJEA NS COMPOSITION,
" AN important discovery for fine OF The Hair
preservatve against badness and inable in all
fecons OF the skin on the head, DANDRlFF, &e &c
successfully attempted TO treat that ohe human body
with bavng sufficiently studied the subject BY spre
the otenatous ports OF exaggerated fame they
iatgued the public with the words-wonder! Prodigy!
EvIDENcE EviDENcE-To prevent the dcs ruclion of
fne ornament and that gift nature, requires
experience with the Identical part; for what
OF Compositions could that be- invented by persons fani
lar nth the study Of the skin on the headi
The true essence Of the hair Is called by cecb,a
might for lbs effects be omPared TO the regusvs activity
which takes place In each plant.
The numerous experiments NJ randjesn has made leave
doubt in his mind relative the followed by the
sap and Of the which stop It's circulation In the ncrce
lusr spaces, which all communicate together form
the capillary tube infinitely divided The sap doe
circulate In all hair with the facility. In hair
which the vessels are but little developed operates slowly
because ne tube itself being continually filled with it, anni
ate the Peptaen then the ascending effect take
place but by the application Of Grandean's Composition,
which IN few will pentras through the hair TO the
roots
The ascending power varies then only according
quality Of the tube but also the OF sng this Compost
ton which ought be employ night before
Then conceive that during the Sleep the surfs
the The head produces Poaon often abun
dant, the which degree Is In relation with that
phenomenon, rapidly sscends The result h very easy
The friction that has been made before sleep refresh
and repairs The skn the head then the growth continues
naturally as ever while by employing this Composition In
the morning only the results only BE- uncertain since the
OF the skin closer and consequently In disposition
quite unfayorsLe for receiving from this Composition all Its
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b ALDNES s

and does the preemnence and surpasses all
that has been for the treatment OF the hair One
bottle OF ought To be counted among the articles
which shoua be purchased By all parents for the
prevents falling strengthens by lis rich and generous
smulaa the weakest hair gives to all sorts Of hair sdabls
sofness ustre and hnenes and keeps II In
from becoming grsy extraordinary specific
from the skn the head that po~ derry cd~cnt whch
head OF tho aged, as well as the youngest ehild's
The coss- rable sale thereof the repue and extension
daily reeeives certain guarantee, end ough Danish all
the fears that crcatrs his mind oncerning s EN-
cscy. Each will receive with the bottle treatise the pro
per treatment ofthe hair.
NJ 0rsndjeass imposition which has hitherto been sold
without sny odor will hsnceterth psrske Of excellent
perfumes, Rose, Jasmine Bcrgsnot, Vanilla Ambross nc
Principal oce No. Barclay st. two doors from Broadway
tASor House.)
CRY AeEsrs-Nesrs Rushton q Aspinwa % William st.
lie Broadway, and 10 Aston House, 1urnans drug
Canal James Syme druggist % and $50 Bowery Csrpcn-
tier. druggist lis Beecker " w. j. Grnin, 80 Broadwsy'
Mrs IA rar 2s7 Broadway.
Aessrs-sr = LAHORE. Phisdelghlg NJ, Deyile, Bel.
timor., Mr. A. Ge, Boston; Mr. r. Rossest Cncinnati d;
Mr. j. Moss kosis, Missouri; Messrs Henry, Newark;
Mr. Gray Poughkeepsie, Mr. Blanchard Albany II. John
sen. Albany, General Agent; W. Cached. Na,chez Miss
jefIeodim A. GRANDJEAN.
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To- Southern and Western Merchants.
TIVE subscriber respectfully forms Merchants othe sout
and West. that he has made ar argenent " manuiac.
quss,ty ~ Cohsg the shortest voice ~ saw
ng of 70 per cent from the ordnsry prices 70 eheet wsch
the be casa or good city acceptance ~ 70 days
Merchants viii - we'll esll previous ~ purchasing ~ or.
.erny their c'o'hng such inNscemenw WV De
hed out o. this esshhmeet cannot fail TO secure heh
erders Ar.JAMes, cs<h Tailoring E.sb lshmest.
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VAUxUAL,L CARDEN,

VAUXHALL GARDEN.
2nd night OF lie Captain nest Pas NAL The above highly
celebrated vaudeville having having ban time pIepa-
raii will b- produced for The 2d time Tits evening
Manager OF the vaudevilles, Mr. Gates
Mr. Gates as Jobn stock.
Mrs Herring as Emily.
Wednesday Evening July ,wi be presented I'D me) the
LIE CAPTAIN NEST PAS NAL or The Captains No,
Amiss.
Gen. Storuwen Mr. Collins.
Captain Daring, Thoman.
John stock, hsuger, Gates.
Holbcrt, Lewis.
Roland rownley, Taylor.
Emily, Mrs He ring.
Mary, ThomaR.
Fanny. Miss Kerr.
Half internsson refresment prone
during which the celebrated New York Brass Band will
form several national marches, quick steps, &c.
Part I'd will commence with splendid overture by the
orchestrs, cattled " Edoward ri Chfsaa"
Mr. Taylor will sing" The Angels Whisper"
Soae-Rory OMore, by dhsire, Mrs Herring
Chinese Dance, Miss Kerr
Due-clsk clack click elack or Miller OF Michman. 20
time, Mrs Herring and MIR 6sts .
The whole to conclsde WITH a grand display OF FIRE
WORKS manufactured by OF the os celebrated artists
Of the day.
In the cours. Of the evening fights Of Rockets.
Admtsncc IS cents
Doors open al = o'clock-Performanee half
past O'Clock.
No posponement of the Performance account Of the
weather.
Bswery and Broadway stages will convey visitors from up
per and lower part Of the city during the perfo
jyl1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

billiards iMPHOVED.-sprinr steel India
- Rubber and cloth cushions with iron and wood frames
ABM BAssrORD respectfully invites the public examine
his late Just fttrg In Of the Amer
can Museum, speadid bar, with To tables
not disposed OF by Thursday the 7h Jnse, the whole viii
then offered auction those who wish to In this bu.
sine % will find this the very stand In New York. Tn,
well established respectable Saloon 2s nraadway the
largest the world put perfectrcps PLAYERS and
pprchasers inved-seven tables In this Entrarcs
10 the above the porsmss Broadway or from
No, "a Ann street my3i
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20 BRANCH or THE SHADES Ann street. near
William street.-The SUBSCRIBER proprietor Of the Shades,
respectfully informs his fiends and the public generally
that the encouragement received since the opening s The
Shades, has induced h.m to take the above house with
view those who reside the eastern side
the city, The house lted similarly and will be conduct
ed in all respects the same as the Shades.
je2y J. EVANS
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