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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27
From our Evening Edea.l
iAE LADIES FAIR-Yesterday we received the

following through the post ofice-
Han ladies holding the Fair for the poor Co
JAMES Goaoos sEssErr editor Of Tnr NEW Yosk HEAD
' me- ana uae1amped bersy evinced by pur
recent visit 10 their fair my ''s'' upoA NE
We are also informed that the actual proceeds Of
hspretty affair, after paying all expenses amount 70
$780, So much for the influence of beautv and
bright eyes on the covetousness of mans hard hear,
felt the effects myself. The young ladies saw that
spent $50 among them during the afternoon visit
cd their fairy scene. Well, that is more than can
tell exactly. Only this know. For few weeks
previous | had pocketea all the gold coin that had
been received in tuppences in my office-how much
can't tell. Before l started for the far, pat
handful of half dollars into my pocket belle wing that
would be sufficient to carry through the awful
casion. 1t not feather in the scale when the
lovely young girls began operate galvanicay on my
heart, and, through that avenue upon my pocket.
Away went half dollar on the heels Of half dollar
The young seraphs looked so heavenly that only
thought of them-ther sweet smiles-ther witching
graces
"Heres beautiful pin cushion" said one smiling
out of her bright blue eye.
"Here's pretty doll for your little girl" said aro-
ther wicked looking syren knowing well enough that
was like Benton, the locofoco, SOLITARY and alone
In this world.
"Hsre is another artcle-t is very cheap-only
half dollar'-said the sylph, and away the specie
went.
"Buy broom, buy BROOM"
said another black eyed grace.
"A letter for you, Mr.. B"
"Do buy prayer book for the good Of your SOUL"
said sweet saint.
And thus away went my silver and on the heels of
that followed my half and quarter eagles, till had
nothing left but my heart-and even that would have
gone too, had not made preciptate retreat. Even
it was left the scene completely riddled in every
Telling and almost captured int the bargain.
The young ladies Of ST. Mary's Church have proved
themselves the favorites of the Virgin. went there
predetermined to lay cut IS for the benefit of their
charity. came away, leaving $40 or $50, besides
big hole in my pocket and far bigger hole in my
poor heart The former hole was sooner filled up by
the eflux of specie to the Herald office caused by the
soft prayers breahed to the Virgin from the ruby lips
of the Young ladies themselves-but the hole in nv
heart is not yet healed up perfecty- is as large as
lump of chalk to this day-perhaps as hard too.
Alas!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

In the city Of New York, the wing majority in 1897,
embraced in the above vote, was 2So0-at the recent
election, counter revolution reduced il to 500. II the
same vein were to run through the present year, u
would reduce the wing gain to about 10000 for 1888
instead Of 10000 for 1887. Yet the wings can retain
the ascendsncy if they act well and wisely. VIII
they do so7 "Thats very uncertain" say the loco
focos "No-tain't"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

ID Madame Caradoris Concert last night, was
a bumper and highly nattering to the fair and distn
gushed vocalist Almost all the diletani of the citv
were present, and there but one wish expressed
for succession of these delightful musical ssrees.
The opportunities Of hearing such celebrated primo
donna do not often occur, and amateurs would do
well 10 avail themselves, while they can, of forming
their styles, and improving their taste by so faultess
and perfect model.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

CArrArs Hosxrss or rHE wssrEHs-There is no
cause whatever to attach the slightest blame to this
gentleman, for the reception given to the news co
lecors on the arrival Of the Great Western in our wa
ters Captain Hoskins is most gentemanly man,
courteous kind and attentive to all the duties Of his
station. The bIunder in question originated entirely
from the interference Of others, whilethe commander
was necessarily engaged in his duties.
QurrE RreHT.-A list IL being circulated ameng the
fashion and finance Of this city, Of subscribers TO
dinner to be given to the captains Of the Sirius and
Great Western, on Friday afternoon, at the Astor
House. A very proper compliment
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

RATHER CeoL.-The Boston Courier Of Tuesday.
ys;-" Readers will find in soms back numbers Of
the Courier plenty Of COED reading to supply the de-
hciency in todsys paper" Tfyos are hungry today.
only think Of your last weeks dinner)
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

DnIoEScE-The Wall street papers are beginning
to publish Lord Palmerstons letter on the North East
era Boundary question. of which gave the spri, on
Tuesday morning. Better late than never!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

SSOMP, al ~ EDITIDN OF mss. OPIkss
" WORKs-w sANBFORD q Ann ST. has the saiisfac-
item Of announcing the aanre,s Of Mrs. opies wrpgs
been warmy acknowledged by Sir Walter Scott Miss Edge
WORTH the authors langssge hsthe has sow
edition her comprsed IN sx Volumes and That
he ready TO receive all orders for them These
ladies pteeu wish This valuable sddtion
70 their Nor ares wou, which collection Of Engtse ne
nature can be deemed complete, will please apply wsend
ford q Asr al In correctness md beauty Of paper and TO-
ply FORM and requisite OF hand
some beck edition will not yield 10 any ss nave msoes
the American press ~ w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27
LAWNOTICN

r GRAHAM BENkERS. formerly OF Newbsra, N. c.
ATTORNEY AND CousssLLes AT Law.
Linden, Ala.
RsvElrscEs-Hep. William CASTOR, Newbern, N. G.
Hoa william n. Haywood, Raj N. c.
HoA L. ID. Henry, Fayetvae, ~. G.
Mr.. n. n. Tsysr, Mobile, Al
y. 3. Bloupt, Esq. Mobile. Al.
Mr.. John NJ Strong, Lindea, Al
Mr.. William Locke. Linden. Al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

U,OR SALE-ioc0 Alaaama State Bank Notes
1000 Charleston Bark Notes
1000 Illinois State Bank Notes
1900 Mississippi, at hatcher, In 900 bills
1000 Detroit Banh Notes
500 Ohio money
eooe Un,ed states Bsnk Notes, all sizes
AZ 500 sovereigss, AID 10 thaers and Americas Gold
Apply to THOs d. CARPENTER, 40. - wall street,
broadway.
NIB All kinds OF uncurrent Bank Notes bought on
bic terms
r. Citizens BARK OF Worcester
Roxbury Sank, Of Rorbury
Fuos klby, and Commonwealth. Of Boston bought
f,vo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

DOOMs T6 LET-Fwrishes or snfprni.hed rocr.
.xen.e rr"-e " fTlmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

Es
IN WORN TETTER, BARBERs.or JACKSON ITCH,
sCALD HEAD and all other diseases Of the skim are
efFecsu.ly cared by the ef SANDS REMEDY ron
SALT RHEUM" which has been tested IN rslng 1ooe
without IN having ies NO sternuon In
diet necessary and there ne Danger ~ applying even
To the nderest infant II discovery never before snown
In the history Of medicine, and every person Win
cuaneous diseases form irved 70 make immediate
use Of this valuable medicine Numerous cenincaes Of rs
virtues have been received By the proprietor ana w ee e
hibited on application. ,u. ,oo 80
corner OF William sold by druggists reners ~ many OF
the principa al cities and in the United stses
p. Ncan be ordered with ether goeas OF sry W ne P
cips druggists In this city or Phlsdepse s1l Im-
SWAIN,s WORM SUGAR PLUMs-,An emcs
- cou and medic for children causing wns
to be dcbsgedin great numbers and even vines ,nee
III worms they do much good IN carrying ON me
from the Stomach sno oewes wncn
rate them Or uuosst chldrea as worms alive. FOR
save y 'e p'sp' NATHAN r. GRAHAM,
u2tf No 90 Nassau Il. corner OF Fulton.
WANTED CONsTANTLY. a number % Of y .c..g
Amongst those lhs, blacksmhs, cooper, ca
ssd Thos~ that wish such voyage wouId
de vel To esn ut THOMAS LEwISs Clathng store, 27
Water street correr Peck Slip where they viii Ne homo
On ryedI - WV" AZ In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27
wus WARD RETURNS

In the 9th ward Erben had l64-Foote lse-sh'
225.
In the 9Th ward Duseaberry had 42-Frost ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

uNrLUENZN, COUGHS, COLDS, PUTRID
Sore Throsts all Cutsr disc such
sait Rheun Eryspelas scroulous Eruptons nc. be
cured days the OF Doctor yaohsens Medcsed
yspeur Baths NJ Bowery, visitors be
odsrd with Bath 1T Ave minutes notice, every day, from
. O'Clock, A. NJ uaul N o'clock In the evening.
B. Gsnee fur nishrd apartments with board, and the
best OF nurses provided nvzds who wish
theus~ves under Doctor Jschsos treatment and his Me
e.ed vapour Baths proper mention, these Baths
have no resemblance the Thomsonisa system nor treat
49, I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27
! a.. Tys HOTEI.-NKw YORK-The public q

III strangers arriving respectfully formed that this
ens highly sligby located establishment sow per-
anently arranged the plan and offers induce
epts Of economy, eomert and convenience,
which, presumed, cannot be eauaed by any hotel In the
ejv strangers particularly, will fad In every way desi
rske their meals obtained IN the same style At any
hour the charges made only for What orsersd or
hsv NAV prefer al charge Dollar and Half per day
The lodging the best eoodten and The house
trrs admits OF the recs ventior Families
can ne either the ladies' ordinary their
private which the house affords large number
.uts furnished The bar provide with the
bes Of ouors under the
r. Holt being well converssnt with The French, spa
Man Italian wh be able extend better fac
lies 70 gentlemen Of those nations who may pstropre the
bosse The dining department conducted by asa HOLT
where will found every Of the hest which the
Furnish, with super.r hot coffee and tea TO the pre-
parng which special attendance given The basement
story Is conducted by STEPHEN HOLT Sea, where, upon
his rood old fashioned par he viii he bappy ~ hrs
friends with the best Of fare on his accustomed reasonable
terms -.
NJ b. Open at all lesrs Of aeriehr s2s-Im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

Mai for CLARK over Morgan 3,Ssa
jacques 4,24S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

Clark,s majority over the whole, los -
The following are the official returns for Mayor IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

CAw D-wiLLIaM elBsoN. PLAIN AND pEConA,
e New Yo he
prab ,ton bsov upon styles OF work
by him. ,as,s the liberty OF no@.s m patrons a ~ a nr
years increased his facilities and effected ssch arrange
giant with his pro -ssien, style regards
cuon md design hherto uninterrupted in This connry In
ever be hs study 10 une wts utility CONFINED
astrc regar 70 the laws Of harmonious orng IL almost
supsrhlous that general negligence OF
the Of all deco-alionhow rarely DO
Of cocrs thai is not In Some par, offensive against even the
conmos rules OF art the u-peasant effects arising from hich
being able renedy the refred and
would certainly convince Of the Beauty of having
rious apartments decorated in different styles according
their adaptation the drawing r.om with its envesng gay
ans Ugh. cheer cGn'rssE with the a;n
while e sombre gravity OF tie library reevedsy ih- me
sttenu.n present bestowed (more -spe
cay wh son ualy place before and 80 intimately
and due attention situation and choice of
furniture produce an arrangement harmonious and agreeable
In soliciting increase OF patrossge ". G. would stat
that expcfienced workm.n employed IN the
paia department while the decorative will
pencil al the FIRST artists that he procured a the various
ssns Of sunset az ee.~s variety Il which sre ns~ ready
torpubhc inspse,on Consisting Of limitations OF all own
damak Morocco &c for walls rascsk, rico. French, and
decoration This Prsnch marine AID oriental aesigrs are
particularly submitted to the attention Of ship owners IL
o. uecorston OF
and be wing that style of work Is better cacu
aed by the esaae pleasing and ending variety Of It's
resrse the mind long voyages IN
the pleasure OF lake and river aselngsned,
amelled. 'na pointed glass IL every know method.
W. g. having dryoted much Of his time fr the last ten
aeKpcrmentnr aad psrfecing this besu!ifu but Ill lately
much neglected believes he has the extensive
and beautiful variety OF coors burnt upon glass which,
with other improve sn, will enab him 10 sonpIete work
equal In srisncy and durability specimens .ftwei
and succeeding centuries snd that taste for th, beautiful
may become generally diHused designs Will be far
nhed orgina and selected from the best models ct ancet
and modern art and chosen with particular reference TO s
Situation ard use.
ssould W. @. con,Wue u receive that encouragement
will ever be hi, study merit he pledges himself that
tber exeron experience will lr wanting IN his cndravsr
to elevate his neglected profession rs Just rank
liberal worthy OF citizen
tass-S76t Bs~ery, Sd door above Foarth street. NJ \.
eoa IN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04
30 W EnY sHAD Re >,

~ The Subscriber, JAS. FOWLER, Jr., formerly Of
Frankfort respectfully gives That he hos taken
ned esispi shmsnt and having made
i'm Ia The same socts the patrol OF his rends
and The public generally. !,
Ills principal aim will he TO keep his bar liquors
naless Of the first quality supply Of which he has
received, and which he public
lie made 10 have constant supply Of
home breved Ale srce kind Inch be
In quality flavor where; and when In
which will shortly, he will be ready furnish superior
style welsh Rarebit" OF the right SOFT, the
relish mpltt~ in beth ways
Harmonic meetings every "Wednesday AID Sa urday
ings commencing O'Clock give effect To which, many
well known and talented v0cA have kindly profsred regu
lar enhance. JAS FOWLER, Jr.
al rus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

~ TO THE PUBLIC-In testimony OF the ertraordra-
"a purely vegetable psraon ana quite agreeable To the
gsas, NEEDY for ali ai.ea:. q the bowels Dy,p~p.s
and the summer complaints OF children, the following
yoa-,.ny .ren letters 70 The proprietor oppressive d
highest spisons It's MERITS Of decided succs.x
which has sas.eed It's use by themselves asd In their
y. D. Peyser, Ess, captain o. the New Yors packet
Censres Hall New YORK Gel Charlie. Napes, David KIM
ss. ssors ~ S.s r ns =. Pc
ter Collins sss From, streets Mr. Charles X smith 50
Neal IS Mercer ee Mr. Robert Breese PSI Hudson street.
Cyrus BIZ. ESQ. Bresklye; Mr.. Edward crsk.banl, ~
&c. Lc-
-. si;s. u. pss.cas. IA ID. Evening s.,, Me- Er,.
SUNDAY Morning News Other the above letters
the proprietor has received soss Others tie siio~ns asi
Ne. YORK. 1s s.1 srf iSSs. Aug . Isss
Deer sr-OurnE my stay here. 80 Of Wy es'aen o. and
from he h 5s cssss % sToss ESQ
Of yosr Bsssm cf Moseaso 90 rot hesitate 70
esdr.n ar. asS sy Sos ss Tou SC liberty hs IN
asy 10y zoe ,h,sL proper IT co,
Mr.. j. wAsel.r, ocslts. &c. Ne 70 Green~iehst
New Work southerp Hotel
l57 Brosdwsy, 9th Aug. isss. }
o,d ,sd ,bs oh tvoy.sr sd both severely afflicted with he
nfo' med q me ..olay properties Of your B.ar -
nose.eo 400 bss Two hours sss s
m. the, we're retored to their usual IL JUS
10 he psbe in ,hi. Guy. cheeruly give this testimony -
yopr favor asa saho's you 70 refer person
Of the Bsissm Of hcscstso medicine which
Of he gr attest irspor snce 10 families
Yeurs, very respectfully, Joar stslo.
The genuine Bslssm whee-vss Halsau OF Msxca-
,eIor stamped ON The bottles and accompanied
vh dire sens Tor use and fac simle of the propreors SIG
-sure Price according "a the sir of the bottle,
three dollars 10 Dc bad New York, the rrsdesce Of
,rss sors q Sisss. No iss srcssv.y !. W. oIsses,
s s. q. DTsc .! sG ., -. at "a
srse' Ps-<A No ae Bswsry M j. y. wnfors'x No, ala
}rNpd arset, ssd NJ. MeCksrs No re Gree nvch
F-ssons vssh'sRts obtain sgcrses address (post
'sldD - Mr. Wheeler, No - Greenwich street. wkee
Pal Jyi1 sn'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

Yesterday nsrnng ader lingering ilaes Isaac whiting
ham, In he 3Ist year OF his aye.
90 sund " tn cad inst, consumption, Mr., Matthias H.
Bsrtrou In the Ss,h year OF his age.
On Msadsv Sd tast ATE ser illness, Isaac Jobsieu IN
year his soldier OF the revolutions formerly
Of Brunswick, NJ }. .
On sunday ri Inst, OF lingering lines, Mrs. Carinaa
Oa Ssu day u inst John Msnescs, natl Of St Domin
60 aged wears fsr a resident of this city
On list inst Eliza L., nfrnt hter OF Dr. O.
aud Eliza A. wesimacott
Weekly Reporter Interments.
IA this City Poters Field fram the 18th Of Asg " the
ist day of september.
q mnn-a2 xnmrn-f1 soys-9I gLrIs.-Tota 2l.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04
WILLIAM GIBSON'S
STAINED PAINTED AND ENAMELLED GLASS,

ndeye ows IN OF 1T
dAraoiLB Bearings Hall hd or
Brds
len o eaouw viii a apprd o Ct and
8 Works. im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

DAM. slirA 4nE.--on MONDAY EvENIN9
L win he Performed,
THE NERVOUS MAN-Mr McShans, Mr. Fower-Mary
Miss T1rpbuli
After whirh,
A PAS DE DEUx, by Master aad Miss Wells
After which
COMPOUNDED Observation-Disclosures OPhelap Mr.
Power-Rose. Mr. Richardson.
To conclude with
SCAN MAG-Mr Singleto Mr. e-Tomaiy Caudle,
Mr. Fisner-Juiia. Mrs Dui is.
Doors open at 7-fertcrnance be gins at ~ Boxes H.
Pit. SO cents. Gallery, rs cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04
transactions this day
nIAlSNlED,

Yesterday morning, at 81 Tho-ss Church. by Rv. Mr.
Hawkes. Mr.. j. Bodwe Doe, TO Miss Anna j. only daughter
az the late Capt VIM Mxrcher. all of THIS city.
On Monday, september Sd by the Rev T. A. Frazer, Mr.
William Cogs Miss Lucy Gibson ali of this CITY.
on the ID ns by the Rev George Benedict To Mis- Mary
Ann Hyde, all Of thi, city.
la Hyd Park, th- 2ad ALL by the rev. c. cruick
sdans Nc Charles H. Franklin OF New Yos To Miss Caha-
rns Lent. OF the former place.
Al Saratoga springs FRIDAY morning sst ut, by the
Rev Mr. Grswoa john NJ Davd,oH to Sarah k daughter
NJ Chancellor walworh.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

Fulton respectfully invites all ard conao
Inspect his newly invented veRsting Wigs, which
for eegsnxr ghnes and durability may rank anoag the
first ioducons o modern In their form they ser
all others They Of the brew the
hair composed ~ hair which loses curl
Close heat that the most critical observer will fail
detectthrm.
strargsrs should ,hs~r,e that crehugh the only maker
Of this description OF wig IN the United States and
qurp,iy they are no, To be found IN asy other store
Call aud sc them. SLIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

Ag-O age year and under 49, between the AZ
az and aS, and g. 81 and TO- 10 and 20 70 and 30,
16; and 40 ~ 40 ana 81 " 80 and 60 q oand TO- u 10 and
~. a; go AMI ~, 3; % and 100, 0; unknnvn,o
Placer Of Waterway ststs 49, Ireland 81 Engiasd
a Germany, 81 Switzerland, Denmark, France ]; IN
known
of whom from the Aims Housr, Bellevue Hospital,
do 8; small Psx Hospital o; City Hosptai y Black
wells island wechester county Kings county, o; Pen
alsntary Hospital l. Co,ored p-rsops, H.
HENRY q. DuNNCLL, City Inspector.
City Inspectors 0fice, s~pI-u,ber :, 1855
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04
FOREIGN IMPOKTATIUNs

FOREIGN NEGOTIATIONS,
CRoNsTApT-Per Curtis.
Mccall 4 Co bars iron 1893 Fielder & Co cks glass
THcker e. a. Co hmp tons bx INDIE
GhoH X Co bgs foths $50 bis shlg 90
bis diapsr $50 To order 90 bis OK so ais li6
Fielder Co bgs wool IL
TRisIDAp-Per Msxy.
NJ Taylor hhds Misses SO M Taylor bis tob 85S
:" mid. sugar go silks usti, 400
I" bxs 10 To order bxs M, =
LvERrooL-Per Paragon.
Peters Co Goals 500 Phelps Dotgr Co bx tin s55
ST.. CRoIx-Pcr Basfiue.
b De Forest hhds sugar 1914 Foulkr pinch rum 20
q punch rum 81 Goodhue l. 20 hhds sugar 20
!" bbls sugar III
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

NASs FOhD,S Rooms FOR BILLIAE DS
- AND ca n 50, 2is Broadway and II Ann street. es-
joins the both for The of Billiard
Tables Ciobs Balls Ike. and exercises tor health Pur
chasers and players invited There 10 Billiard Tables
ready for trial. IN with spring steel India
rubber and cloth cushions aud eagle roH wood frames
inc best assorment Altered the public mySl.3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04
> IL G A RI =

II A A. sAMANOS, Importer OF scgsrs, informs his
fesds ana the public that he MAS iuH rece,ea choice
s~gas OF brands In addition his store
The segars selected by his brother resident OF Havasa
for the purpose OF retailing Those seeking
for choice article wholesale sore
swiism, and retail establishment. IT'S Cssal street.
su2a lns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04
NiHLO,x GARDEN.

No pospasement time nj this establishment as the
grand entrance from Broadwayte the saloon from
T4e Gates will opened o'clock when the Grand Nil.
iary md will psrorm variety OF popular National Airs nc.
TlCkE rs only 81 cents
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER
he ksyel FANNY VII give by desire their sxtraordiuaIy
:eved always with continuous laughter A. d applau,e
Ctevsler Dourdaat by Gabriel kavei
whic srousl first atatioa
Fourth ni5h Of the Venetias Carnival
FErE CnAMPETRE!
Of piece will be performed the double
tight rope wherein Maaame Je and Antoine Raye will
dance Pas de saeos ia graceful at,udes Pas
Drn1 whsh viii end With waltz.
Ihe comic Character OF Cheyaier D0urdant ~ GabrrI
Rav,L
After which new Pantomine Melange called the yENE.
TIAN CA.NvAL or. Po,chneiio il Good Humour. Ar.
ranged ny Gabriel by the whole OF the Ravel
Sti by Gabriel Rave In Of he piece will b. il.
,roduced The amn comic scene Of Mons Esco' and Mad
To corcade wIih thu ami beautiful Tabeuu vivant,
The by the whole OF the Raye Family assisted
by uxlaries
popular Coaseulan, Mr.. John SETON.
Amusemsnts every evening in the week Sundays,
OF every variety and OF the most approved kinds.
Admission ia cents, including Rrireshment
Tomorrow, Mrs Cramer's Benefit with pieces and
Great Attraclion.
Thursday. the Ravel Family.
IL. THE BOAT RACE between the celebrated boats
Spark and Disowned came yesterday Sept fer $1,000
aside nobly won by the spark coming in two hun
dr-d yards AHEAD rowing with Both
starting place q, the appointed ocock IN fine spirits
condent They started III fine style. the
Downed leading for short distance, hut owing he great
speed the Spark kindled bright flame, pressed
antagons fine style the first miles, and keeping head
with the remainder Il the distance Tue Spark
built by BeI janis Shamborg, Esq ana ro~ed b.
john LUDLOW, An boav Ludlow,
Jonn Jennings, David bb.
Henry B,rger, Abr aha,n Ludlow,
Samuel ludlow Coxswan.
NJ lit will be recollec,ed that the Disowned the ce.e
brated that The match last fall against wahnytep
rom Tor I've same amount, and : mas been
that ed her yesterday. SILT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

HATTERS' Y LUsH.-A comple assortment OF silk
and Angola Plush, tor sale a, No 10 william street. hy
~ tmeod- HENRY LANE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

Ny A BOAT RACE viii. take pnce from Il Ar,sts' Re.
treat late weeha~ken Horsr MONDAY September 10th,
1853. the weather lair the first fair day.
Gold Calls and silver Cup for regular Boat Clubs and
tual members No picked crews allowed
First Race-At r. NJ. for cared sosis-a Gfld Call.
Second Ract-At ST =. for 4oared boats-a God Call
Thira RaceAt5 M for all boats exceeding q feet in
length with either par Of souls 2esrs-a Silver Cup
Boats intending previous 10 the day OF the
Race
stages will leave the Ferry eboken for the above place
y here vsters will find every accommodation
NBThp Race advertised for Wedne sday, August 2eh is
pOned TIE above date. au23..ws