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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-01-24
NOTICE.

= EsHE partnership heretofore existing
a between The subscribers is dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons indebted
TO the concern. by bond. note. or open &C.
count. will please make immediate pay,
ment to George Doll, Jr, who is suthori.
sed to settle the business of the said con.
Germ, DANIEL BURKHART,
GEORGE DOLL Jr.
May "a, iS37.-n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-01-24

TEsHE subscriber will continue the Drug
3 business in all its varieties. with Fruit
and Fancy Articles, at the stand lately
occupied by DR.. Richard MeSherry. aud
expects shortly a complete assortment oil
the above articles; the arrival Of which
the public will he duly notified.
WILLIAM DORSEY.
October 25, lS37-n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-01-24

A PREPARATION OF QUININE-
IN for the cure Of Ague and Fever, In
termittent Fever. and all cases of debility
89-All the above medicines for sale by
THOMAS G.. SMITH.
Martinsburs, August 9, 1887
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-01-24
Mar,in:burg, Dec 6 1887.
TO TEE PUBLIC,

FENHE undersigned having sold out his
i Drug Store to Mr.. WILLIAM Don
ssY. takes great pleasure in recommend
log him to the public as an accomplished
Druggist-having been brought up to the
business 10 one of the hest houses 10 Bal.
,imore. RICH'D McSuERRY.
October %, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-01-24
Universal Pil,s.

Established in England, l75I.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-01-24
New Concern.

October is, 1897.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-01-24
William Able,

Mar;insburg December, 6. 1887
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29
RAILROAD LINE,
BETWEEN
Baltimore and RshiladclDhin.

VIE PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
= and BALTIMORE Ra,-Road COMPANY. an
nounGe to the Public. the following arrans emcn, for
their Passengers Trains. between the two cities:
FIRST TRAIN, will leave III. Depot. Pratt
street.. Baltimore. at 60 o'clock. A. NJ. DAILY
lsunday's excrpted) Breakfast on board the
Steamboat Susquehanna at Havre de Grace and
through Erton to Wilmington. will there take the
splendid Steamboat Telegraph, Cap. Whilden. aud
arrive IN Philadelphia at l o'clock, several hours
before til" evening Cars leave that City for New
York.
LARS.
SECOND TRAIN, being the u. STATES
MAIL LINE, will leave the Depot in Pratt street
Daily a,9d A. NJ, passing through Ilavre de Grace,
North East. Elkton, Wilmington aud Chester. Pas.
srfgers by this hue will dine At WHINING on and arrive
In Philadelphia also time to take the evening Cars
Tor New York.
Fare by this Line, through. THREE DOL
LARS.
RETURNING, the Lines will leave Philadel.
pha. at Ga, A. NJ. and at = =. NJ. Passengers
leaving Ph,lairlrhia in % O'Clock line, will always
arrive III the Baltimore to dinner d in time for the
evening Cars for the West. and Tor Warrington CT.
". A. CRAWFORD, Agent
Baltimore, March, 29h 1888. 3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29
AIR. WILLIAMS has in his

AIR. WILLIAMS has in his possession. y
WI large nunhr OF tes.unIals, from which the
fsl.rin. univ are selected, from Ny. Plu,nrr, MI.
Capver,e and MISS mckruzle of Kichmon'
II have examined the testimonials OF MI. W. q
Williams. They ample aud from the best
,.. They regard both his scholarship and moral
character. ! have asu Known MI. W. for ,o,n- time
asd have always been favorahiy impressed, from what
Ihv- seen aud heard, TO Is fitness. /: III work oi
arachrr. W. s. PLUMrR."
Il have been acquainted with Nj. Williams. and
Affords me pleasure 10 say that AS gentle nan and
r-sxfui teacher, he stands We. III this q, nmun-
". lie is graduate Of ~ of the Eastern CD ses
aud feel contden, is such as would be APP
proved of and valued il your Academy and village.
"Nery truly. &c. A. CoSvrRsE"
II have employed Ar. W. q. Wi.lIans,A A. n. as
the princpai teacher IN my Female Seminary for
tive yeas. during all OF VIII ch time it affords me
nuth pleasure /" say that hr has given NJ" entire
sau.i.ciion, having proved himself an able, .licient
s,d faithful instructor On his leaving my estab
l"hmrnt, which he docs 1t his option. he car
nee with him my hearty thanks and cord al good
Ni.hrs JAsE MAcKEszIr."
narch % I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
James Rirer and Ka,sairhn I,ssprOre-

EOPOSALS will he received at the Office Of
Il the Company, IN the Cny OF Richmond, until
the 9Th d,y Of April next, Tor the construction Of all
the farm bridges between Richmond and Mald.n's
adventure and the dams james River, sua-
ted respectively AT the mouth Of Tyr River Johnsou's
FALL. and Seven Islands.
The two first al the above named dams will be a.
bnn COO feet long and about IA feet high The oun-
daiions OF rock.
The depth OF water in the summer season is gene
rally tton one To four teet.
The CO tractors will be- required by the terms uf
then agreements to complete the dams in the urse
OF the next summer and fail and with a view TO tins
object. prop sails only invited from who have
the cessHiy skill and ability to accomplish the la
boz.
The wooden guard locks a, the sites Of the I've
River and Joshua's Fail, dams will be offered Tor
The plans and spec .hca,on. may he seen At the
Office Of The sub croer in tins city.
CHARLES ELLET, Jr.
CHEZ Engineer James Ricer e. ktnauha Company
Richmond, 10Th March 1898.
March Is IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29
March S
FOR RENT,

Ss> TUE large and convenien, Store House
E"; now occupied by ourselves, running back IS
-EAfcet. GverJ handsomely arranged for bus,,. S..
Possession can be had Immediately by applying 10
the subscribe JAMES C.. HUNT.& CO.
P.S. Al persons Indebted TO us, will please come
forward and settle early possible, as is very de-
sirsbe that bushes. should be closed without de-
Law. j. C. HUNT &C.,
Much Is ,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29
SALEM ACADEMY.

VINE Trustees of this Institution take pleasure il,
L making known, that they have procured the
services sf Mr.. w. &. Williams. A. VI. who bring
with him unquestionahle testimonials rs teacher.
I. I'll the vacancy occasoned by the resignation Of
r. s. Reeve, Esq. for the p escnt year.
The Female department will he conducted by Miss
Reeve. but under the immedi,t. surrrintcudancc of
VI, Williams and from the Qualifications and ex.
uerepee o: both, the board docs hesitate to be
,,v, that pupils OF both will have thu atyan.
,.,e OF acquiring all the Information that can be
had at any SIMILAR Institution IN the upper country
The utmost zeal and diligence n the part ol tl,-
board Of trustees, united with thu 'lu,,s OF tho
teachers, will be exened TO he general advance
wen, Of the pupils.
And, it may be truly said. that this school com
kpes all the advantages of Board and Tuition of
anusual cheapness. Of n highly respectable and
wealthy n~ighborhood, and a location UNSURPASSED
fer beauty and health in Virginia.
The frat session will commence On the 81 Vt march
Inst. aud close the 2lst August next,
TERMS.
Board Il incidental expencrs $40 to $50 per session
Tuiusu-lU class Spelling & Read
lug,
III do Reading, Writing
and Arithmetic.
81 do Grammar, Geogia.
ply, &c. 10
4th. History. Natural Philo.-
ophy. Chemistry, DC. &c II
9th. Language, MahcmAt-
les, DC IS
9th, Ausc, -
7th French 10
BY urd:r Of t.c Doaid.
JNO. +. J. WHITE, P,esisrt,
EP. WHITE, Ssc,ttarY.
Salem Hv.ctourt Co, March 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29
DL A T. "A ss q; A n III
The Winner - out Of
of N xAay NJ IA
10 syM..,M.4A Races.

'INHtS Justly celebrated Race HorSe and highly
forued Stallion, Of the last Of the get OF old
SIR Archy, the properly Of Capt. Richard Adams
late of Faiii'. Course, Richmond, Va is at
his stand, ready to al $50 the season. $50
angle leap, and $50 insur payable when she is
"rrrainrd to BE- in foal transferred, with 81 to
'h' Gro",n. all cases. Good pasturage Eratis and
Mares fed Vt Q shllngs per day.
BLACK HEATH Is Il beautiful Black, full feet
u inc he's n. leiin, uniiing strength. bone and
heAuty, IS equal TO any horse III the continent HIS
performances whcn en- tae Turf w.r- sue ~ to
cause him to he numbered with the best horse, of
his day he was winner at all distances from l
mile to miles, and his and bl.od
him to get Rec Horses.
must refer the community to some few of the hall
brothers Of Black Heath by SIR Archy, Sir CHARLES,
Industry, Stakeholder. Bertrand, Henry, Timolron,
Ne. whose Prdgrers are not rchrr npon the dam
aide than his, and whose get now, and have
BEEN winners for the last years al distances
and IN the very hest Race Horse timr aud only ash
SIMILAR Encouragement, and or years, to prove
tina, his get will 60 with the nre;cst and Last with
the stoutest.
To those persons disposed to pa'ronizc my Horse,
Will assure them that their shall have per
ssual attention during the season, and every cxrr
ton, on my part, will be used to prevent accidents
~eseaPes, but no responsibility for either
FOR performances. see hand bills.
SAIL. G.. ADAMS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29

- This season. tSprins, 1897 At
HT Ia the Red House, in the county OF
E(FE VR Charlotte, within Is miles uf The
esssasoxMsAlk.s Court House, u from Campbell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29

ne Subscriber having purchased he entire
a.. Stock aud iuteres, Of Doo,. Il. D. Palmer, in
.ro"ncem Of Fourqurcan and Pa nrr respectfully
b."o'. continuance Of the patronage SO Literally
e,n,;.. upon tie late firm. He now has. aud will
sri.I. 70 Keep on hand. general assortment OF
'"s'ea pertaining to his business; viz.
ocs, MEDIClNEsDYE.s TrFFe. OILS.
PAINTS, PERFUMERIEs SC. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29
Also.
SURGICAL INsTnCuENrs.

,.. rrhyscians. country nercb,n,, and h;sfr;su,,
inf,,io ne pledges hmsefthat his ,oods shall he
u"ne IN this market. that he will sell =,
sa,sf,e,..a Sance, aud use every ~xertlou To give
March Is l. A. foURQNkEAN..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29
DISSOLUTION.

'HE Co-par,netship heretofore existing under
L the firm aud style OF Fourqureaa n o.....ncr.
mas been dssolvedby mutual consent
a" persons indebted 10 tic tirul g. rou. ausah <
amer are hereh, earnestly requested to make pay
,,. .as !" mo. \. Fourqurean, and those who have
.a"s against Us will present them Tor settlement,
-""out delay. FOURQUREAN &PALMER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29
PEDIGR l:E.

BLACK HEATH was 90, BY Sir Arehy. his dam
by SIR Hal-thc noted mare Young Favortc by I'm
ported Bedfo rh-nell Air, Ciocklast, Partner. Nor.
tow. Traveller, DC. &c. RICHARD ADAMS.
March 10 is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-18
NIBLO's GARDEN.


MONDAY EVENING, June Isth
second week of Les vaudeves-undsr the direction
No postponsmeni on account Of weather.
M cRxmES day wssHs;5ny ;ne rE.dsy
@ anxious to engage the first talent in the tned States
aly w and ss s.s %
ia Sad s, Ss' " .s1 hs o.
!, Ms Ms HENRY wALLAcK Mis-. IUsPIN. will appe.,
IN NE .our ~ representation of P0uRQUOi.
Mr. 7 Bishop, M. John SETON,
The soirees Amusanies viii commence at O'Clock with
me In Amsrica) Vaudeville translated from C'sst Elle
THE FEMALE PRoTEUs-The poetry and alterations
Drsssn Lady sscEsisS, ssp aSn i M. o.bb+,on,
M Gra ne GaSs.,o1
ton, Mr MIR BshopTimohy, Mr. Cairns
An internsson half an hour for promenade and refresh
The Whole Of the Musical Department, under the direction
oI The Orchestral performers selected from The Italian
Csscsr he and will led by NJ Trets OF the Losden sa
cred Concerts and late leader Of the Queens Theatre
1and for the 4h time in New York. The original Overture s
The trees Anusantes conclude VITA flor the fourth
Eo sas"1 % New BY Ch.s Dance
of The Future" &C. from Ponr ouss eSiied 'sa o'ea"
MARI MARI EFT FEMME, or, Good Husbsnds make Good
Rein. THE rostry BY Phillips Esq by Auber and
g ptimus Lorbond Mrs Haatonvie- Gabriel Loribond
Mr. Bshop-Mr Septimus Loribona Mr. John
wood Shocks, Mr. nviS-Davd, Mr. Frankn-Isaac Mr.
Kneass. ~ ''"", va
Mr. Watson, composer and director Of the music
Mr. Gram, Artst-Mr J. B. Phillips, vavde whist
Mr. Tyete, Leader of the Orchestra
Mr. hiichings, Machinisl-Mr Hall, p rotechnist
~ Berger, Leader of the Military Band
Mr. John Seton, Director OF the vaudevilles
Will shortly be revived the celebrated vaudey lie of
LIE CHAPEAv DU GENERAL-In which Mrs Crarer
Mrs walack Mr. Archer, Mr. T. Bishop, Mr Jshn Self
Tickets, SO cents
Tocommence at eight o'clock.
The extraordinary Rave Family will make their 4,b an
pearaDce Tue sday, June 10Th ;.tar
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-18

II U w n ny sH A ID Il 8 :,

" The subscriber respectfully informs L,s fri. nd. ,rS
the public that In addition his extensive and splendid Bar
he has opened and fitted handsome and conmodous
style large and pleasant for purpose
he same on the Shades plan has given
he tue asabove The arrangements being
respect to furnish 10 his every decacy
the Tar famed Welsh Rareb, and tibet canning Mug OF Ale
usually found In similar establishments lie socs public ps
treBage. ~ PS p
To the ADMIRERS Of social intercourse the friends harue.
n.y. and the lovers Of FIRST Havana TO pr dui care
away, The bOWEkY SHADES, will be found pleasant q
- -
The rules and regulations OF wholesome order
ana by which the Bowery Shades will exclu vely gov.
erped. - = %
On Saturday evening, May 18th, room will first opeu.
myl7lmisS J. BARNEfT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-18
AnuseMsnss.

NATIONAL THBAThE--Lats Italian On~r.
- Hosse-ME wALLACK Lssee,-THIs EvENlNo
THE DUNE BELLE-vivlan, Mr.. George Barrett, MARY
Mrs. George Barrett - -'S'
After which,
BLUE BEARD; Or. Female Curiosity bomelrque Mr.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Mr. wilisms-Patims Mr.,
Seson G+F' N#.N -
To conclude with s.,4tt
THE BOARDER-Mr Peregripe Pistwsll, Mr. Browne Ma.
~, Miss Ayres
Doors open at sA-Performsnce begins r. Boxes u,
Pit. 30 cents Gallery. Is cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-18

~ Capt Paine, of the United States SNIP %
Ions called on Us yesterday very politely 70 assure
us that he had questioned the officers on board hs
sbip and tina, they denied rriiing the letter wncn
wassent 10 us We furnished Capt r with the
oopy sent 10 Us, and he will doubtless be able to de-
,cct the writer from the hand writing. They did not
denv having dictated it-nor did they admit it.
yb;eh is unnecessary, inssmuch as il contains facts
,h., vo were ignoran, Of which we think could be
NOV. only 10 some one on board the ship. Capt
p lao assures us that the ship did not touch at Ha
~. solely on account Of private persons" as the
-, said was Commodore Dallas's order; and
w., paine also states that the ship would have
saa :, Havana il she had had no passengers, II
,hs usus custom for ships bosnd either to the
w;nsvard Islands or the United States % touch a.
,bo Havana, and for the commander to wait on the
Americas Consul.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-18

ar the ARTISTS RETREAr. North Hososes, , late
weehawksa House, one me nsr,h rom s sass wi .s.,
,hs ,erry =, Hsbosep every Sunday during me
~ 80 o IA 4 aud r. NJ, for the above place 80.
NJ. D. Coco sndiog tor boats y, '-
u.. r.x,.s de visites, de noces Of de Co"-
~ VISITING CARDS CARDS At HOME, sroNS
~ ''o' CARDS, kr. &c. IN
vALENT MES
...o,.v,vo patsTI~s, AND FAsHorAnLs VISITING
IN srosr CARD ESTABLISHMENT,
"a ysA. n, ser~r ~ Hals~ a.
rxw vonK.
v.s Cares cards Hcne for Wedding rsru .e' u Nv,
ca 9Th We nrscS 'e@'"'1'' " leie
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-18

sunday, june l5--0 p. j

Sunday, June ly--6 p. n.
Inc arrival Of the Great Western In fouess days nos
no places thesuccess Of the steam experiment beyond
doubt For the state Of the foreign markets At the Of be
departure we refer to the letter from Mr. Bennett, which wi
DC ound 70 contain the ample information
Inc nhux OF specie to this country continues the
| sh having on board about S250OOo.
wan street presented extremely dull appearance yssteI
gay Dut their seemed to be prevailing hope that the sui
treasury bill would not pass We have private advces from
very high source In Washington who that may rel
on It's passage Allowing case, that passes
becomes law, the evil will be found in estimation,
IN The anticipation than the reality We have dc acto
operation and the passage Of this bill
will defeat the actual coadon Of things but from il
prospective influence on the banks. III i.
In opinion, passage would We infinitely better tina
longer suspense, when the phantom is grappled with
will lose half its terro-snd tho having done
the banks may their energies retire
wing the things into which fallen whei
mercantile know what &c depend upon either for good
evil business AXE start and then really
the read TO better times In spite Of the COVE the emi
nation OF whose reign win be speedily effected by the result
Of this damning measure.
Exchange inland again sghty-today ii stand
Phladel phia at a 81
100000 arrived at New o leans the 9th, from Tampico
in the u. =. ship Naichsz.
The Merchants Exchange Bank the Leather
Bank, and the Bank of the New York. now re-
deem the notes OF all the safety fund Banks this
half of one per cent discount.
The most with regard TO the Sub Treasury
Bill have had the effect Of sending prices up the Board
day the amount of large the prices
have improved in almost every instance. u s. Bank adj
vanced cent Phenx Bank IA per cent Hud
II per cent Farmers per cent r per cent;
Kentucky per The Rail Roads the
Mohawk went up per Paterson q per cent Harlaem
per cent, Canton Co. advanced per cent.
STATE OF TRADE
The auction presente! meagre appearance vas.
terday, but fcr summer sales they still firm.
CoTToN-Sone small TRANSACTIONS havs come TO our know
ledge In this article without change VI Savannah
th instant the sales 244 bales from n being
good demand xsed for Mississippi Louisiana of COED
qualities at full prices Northern Alabama and Tennessees
were neglected. and holders rather than the
buyers here, shipped TO Europe At Charleston 2h instant
Upland cotton was u 10 oneate unless n
decline.
Transactions Yesterday.
Cotton-2oo UPlaSds 81 Cotton-l50 Alabama 10
Salss Of Steoks.
59U Shank IQs sJefr.rso, Ips Co M
50 Phenix 100 100 Mohawk 7ea n 70 III
50 N NO Com Bank - li IS n rs1,soa ssSSt
rs Dels HUDSON 50. ASH 200 Rail Road 1921 los
T g scs1ss eo 'ss:
~ ~ NJ ntucky 1T IS 50 Long Island 5si
80 Illinois 1893
Austion Soes.
Molasses s. bbs 2issst Raisins-sokegs 1870
e. shS' sS SO sfs mr. lasss
Vine-SO bkts Cham 600 or All
,,,,,,,Ips ,ss.s a Isl Salts sacks isS
On the Ilh inst. OF consumption Henry Ansoa Ety. Oldest
ON Of Joseph NJ. Ely, of this city az ed three years
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-18

NAV The market semsns - sod sn s quota
,,n I'm, were in all IN, tances realized.
90 rs.r. -. very active demand for cotton this
d fuIly sooe bags were purchased :. our las. q"oeo
1s,.. ieOo 6se Amerisan were taken ON sPe0''A
80, sre An MAsxEr May sL-we have sad = ism IN IN
ssh and re6ners since our last watch pc
auy on by the importer goSs
s.E dane nearly all the sugars ~ preseW anasu
mas osen ~ mar and sold; still the wants OF ,ne ou
s are FAR ron being satisfied and We ~sy guo,e
ma nv sar HE nap from s5s 10 SO for very $3.50
grocery jamaica from 5Is for yellow % 70 ~, ,Ss
snS n lie, esre at not give any qso,s ~.
nse doing 10 any other articles OF west iaoa
rssnr ov 3-Ihs i%p ssss pss lin
,,rss, and although their no maseral cnangs ~ ~,
ssss are more easy make than they we're - The close Of
,s,c no cloths here very active demand w 80 La
lst wSsk and though has slackeneda h,ne
t~o DAYS prices continue r There ss h,eh ~
we'd demesics sns other SOU. ~,ls
pr,viously been very r,uch depressed ana NC h
rrperally has exhibited ~ eides symptoms "sr'o'e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-18
xrANILLA CusrARD-vANILLA JOE CREA,

VANILLA CUsrAaD.yANilL ., ICE .o GasAs :.
aLa ~ yan,l. fayos In fern convenient Tor hxvsrag
Ice Cream Candies and other celesics has 40
49, 4, psrm his friends and the public generally that
he Nae pa ting his Patent Compound Nanta ~
I'm i, ttes and IN order that may become an art Gle OF
y.r.rn use Il be sold the very low price Of - cen
each. !. ..-..,-A...-a c.....
Csncy v,.- a. -. -,.. a.
en- m sell asufseture, will be aiowen
v,rv liberal by the Iorea gross Those who ws
IN selI ~ vana mp. queasd 10 make earn spp.
ion, as lt ~ pers scsg vii he puolrnen ~ "e 80
Pis,s.tv =" - ~ GREGORY. lsi william 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-18

rr MR. gRIsTow. lie, all bad writers lock at
his advertisement
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-18
vAUxHALL GARDEN.

~
Mr.. Gates as Monsieur r. w
The public mot respectfully informed the above highly
dsug nished comedian avng covered from his recent in
disposition will have the honor OF appearing evening
favorte character
In the Of the evening the Orchestra will introduce
first tRe) Grand Overture.
Monday Evenng June 49, 1888 will be presented the &c.
LIE DOUBLE ERREUR Or, Nj and Mrs r w.
Distribution Monsieur W., Mr. Gates-Msjnr P.pper
Mr. GollHs-Frank Brown, Thoman-Mn p. w Mrs Herring
Widow White, Miss Kerr-Ktiy Clover. Mrs TbsHan
In the course of the piece the Duet Remember the Time
when Counting came, Mrs Herring and Mr. Gates
After which, Mrs Herring will sing vorte song.
Miss Kerr, the popular Danseuse, will introduce
Grand Pas Seul.
Bailad--The Bloom is the Rye, 6. W. TAYLOR
Duett-When little Farm. lie. Mrs Herring Mr. Gates
New Grand Overture never by upri
vailed orchestra. Leader. Mr. G. Mather.
An inermssI0n of 30 minules which the New
Brass Band will pav several favorte Marches Leader
Lothian.
The whole conclude, with splendid piece OF Fire Works
and flight OF Rockets made by the celebrated Mr. Edge
Next Vaudeville, Wednesday-when Mr.. Gates will ap
pear. y
- Admancs, Is cents Doors open al ocock-perorm
ance to cemm ener at half pst8.
Bswery and Broadway will convey vsit rs from mn
per and lower part If the city during the pero maaces
he number celebrity OF the rottng horses tor the
meeting have never equalled. Awful Dutchn Rat
Her Napoleon Grees weh, Maid Apel Black
Hawk splawfoot Ben Franklin, Aaron Burr, the Virginia
Mare Carrier Ion David BALTIMORE and several horses
Of great celebrity expected from philadelphia
The hours OF starting will be at and o'clock each day,
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