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Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-11-10
NSf o. I'm IN W N

WMT AS taken up BY the subscribcr'on
Wv the 10th inst, .wo horses, one a
grey, seven years old, fourteen
and Il half hands high, hpd shoes on his
fore feet very much wcrn. no marks per-
ceiveable; the other yellow bay, seven
or eight years old, has the appearance OF
a rib being broke in the left side, about
sixteen hands high; both horses pace slow
the grey is supposed to beIong 10 Tho
mas Womack, ST. Hsleua Parish, Loulsi-
ana. The owner or owners arc requested
10 come forward, Pr owe property, pay char.
ges, end take them away, otherwise they
Will be disposed Of according to law.
RICHARD BATES.
Nov. 3. 37-3t.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-11-10

Achap, calling himself Reuben IiIl, re-
commends a quack nostrum known as
"Dyspeplic Cordial" which, as he says,
cured himself Of tho Rheumatism, his wife
Of tie sick Headache, his daughter Of The
Fever and Aguc, and his mother of a bad
Cough, besides mcnding the cellar stairs,
and putting the baby 10 sleep!
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-11-10

The editor of the Louisville Ledger,
requests the fellow who stole n large brass
key ont of the door of that Office, To come
back and steel the lock.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-11-10

A BAcHELoR's ToAsT.--By Syhranl
TlopefuI-Woman: An ignis fatuus, if fol-
lowed leading US INTO the hogs and quas'
mires of matrimony, to which, The Wahoo
Swamps but Il mud hole.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-11-10

Isaac Roach has been elected may
or of the city Of Philadelphia. in the
place of Col. John Swift.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-11-10

No weeds are SO easily eradicated as
a "widow's weeds"
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-11-10
TT Office

a Ill persons are hereby fcrwarned
"a against harboring or trading with
my wife, lrena Jackson, absconled
from my house. without cause or provoca-
ton; for will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by her after this date.
his
PYENT E y JACKSON.
mark.
Clinton, Nov. TO- 3S-3t.
Cgrrhe Piney Woods Planter printed
at Liberty, Miss, will give the above 3
insertions and forward their account to
this Office for Observation-Disclosures.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-11-10
Ia office.

MSEOSE persons who have subscribed
Ia for the erection Of the New Charch
known By The name of Unity" vii
please pay To Dir. Samuel TiIlotson the
respective SUNS By them subscribed; as
he IL authorised BY the building commit
tee to receive and receipt for the same.
Nov. 2. 27-tf
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-11-10
PARHANI BUFORD.

OIfTW q 1U~UU OU'i HL''
Sept. s, 1888. 29-6t.
P. s. The editors Of all the papers who
receive copy Of this, will please insert
the same six times, and forward their
claims to the Office of the Yazoo Banner
for collection. P. BUFORD,
Sheriff.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-11-10
Dentdl Operations
H. w. galloway

Tn ESPECTFULLY informs the ladies'
lSl and gentlemen of Liberty, and the
community at large, that he has
located himseltin the town Of Liberty, to
render the people as much service as pos,
sihle, lie is well prepared to perform any
operations en- the teeth.
PRICES.
Scaling Of the Teeth, 8 5 90
Plugging do with gold, from 5 to S 90
Inserting Porcelain Teeth, 10 to IS 0N
sEyirarting teeth, or roots of teeth, &C
n. b. The operator ratIers n!gusvu tr'u,
he can give ample satisfaction.
He may ntali times be found in BIZ,
room, at M'Dowell's old stand, or at the
Liberty Hotel.
Oct. 81. 3G-tf.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-11-10
III List of Letters

EB EMAINING in the post Office at Lib
Ma crty, Mi, on the LIST of O,t., 1888,
and if not taken by the LIST of Jan.
next, will be sent to the general post-of-
flee as dead letters.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12
Sfafe Of Trade.

Ba,ines. still driving with animation Our hotes are
fun aud TIE bisness paris OF the Guy, partc
bees L. the grocery ae the animation also
very great extensive sne 10 lay, by Hoffman co
uss ane which has uanspred this season tea
sae sed Tomorrow, CONSISTING OF ,he cargoes OIL
shs Ehe, Prrbe ana Free. Warren, chuce selection
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ding tue large sp OF wheat
which has realized the drought OF the weather which
has continued so ling has evenled me mlers om turning
at sui pnt supply ef four the mills b. ing nearly all al
r-. This has esused holders to demand
much g her rate past days; and, accordDgi what
fsv 4, effected advance 81 . Stc
.ct,d oy the gil which wheat l. held ny the farmers
fron WHOM mers purchase al So, per bu,seL Atkc
rsond o. the 6th Jur sold al 90 20 City MIS-, 72b
some sales of superior white wheat we're msde =, Al
saturated for Geresee r dealers, sae made
a. faacy brands hoderibeiag isiueneed by The New
work market NJ. little inclined 10 sell.
SUGAR varies from the state N which we last
,redi The better a,aies in the market
Oeans 81 i there was no all, ration IN Louisa
cas- ia ia owing 20 the tight demand and heavy
rsceipts 10 whre pefce puzzle oil &c importers
~s~e offering ia l.t: the supply OF brown iniad
A. savanna Ill. sales OF New Orleans made
40 o.. The demand BUston had animated
for the week ending the 9th inst prices however were
ty he same; b. a. boBght 81 De- 500 white.
ia, $50 hhds sold ior southern market at Il
l4e pnps; OF r. u, nj auction, nrought7 3tc.
very little u jo,ng; the animation, how
s,er soaIaues manut ctufed, WI an increased hmncs,
ed stock lte small and
r,eol b,oken rhs holders the whor more hrn,
-hch OF ris light aassctons The receipts
COR tbe week were i55 bhdsexpor 6s7 hhdsof these q
New Yrh 10 to Liverpool sos To- BreGsn. 100 Hs
stock hans oi 2Ss3 shds AT Ricbmond on
tse 9th ppes did equal be demand an consequence
eae Iow and further advance Effected
ana the uapromng appearance ct the crop Induced dealers
~ Leep u .pir ted An active demand prevail
Bestan; Kentucky Leaf we're tahcs NJ &c, asma
lot ., Tic, som. ordinary, Tor shipping bTougdSssc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12

N q N Il Y w "A IL * e Y,
Tuesday, SEPT. Il--G p


The o. the sales at the stock aange are today
not materially erent from those Of yeerdayprices are
ami ucuatng in advances are efecee
in Others falling OF perceptiDle Phenix bank improved
per cent Leather Bank per An L. 7. went up
per cents Lafayette Bank Of Cincinnati fell of per cent?
Del Hudson declined per cent? Farmers I. per cent
The rail roads generally rccedea about per cent.
Oar ket generally is still quiet Bickneis Reporter OF
this morning nothi with reference to the
rev market of interest remains of doors nearly tine
same, per cent
The affairs the Brandon Bark wing been the subj OF
much discussion and the position hich she holds OF
the her sill TO be locked
b interest ths result of that pertinent is yet doubtful
we give following port OF the ank the
State of Mississippi the ceudon Of the Brandon Bank
The following satsmeat Of The aaount due to and by
the Bank, July Z1.h 1898;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12
IL % w r Ky sHA Es,
No. 90 R0MERy

II The subscfibr- JAS. FOWLER, Jr formerly or
Frankfort street, respectfully gives ntice that he
the above named rsap shnen and having made
improvements In the ocs the patronage of h friends
and the pubic generally.
His principal aim viii be to Keep at his bar LIQUORS
wines &c uscss Of the first quality supply OF which he h.
just received and To which he invites bic
He las also made have supply
home brewsd Ale article OF The kind which
passed In quality favor AIRY wher when seasos
which viii be shortly, he will he ready furnish superior
style welsh Rarrhp OF the gs sort, make The
relish complete in bath ways
Hamo mic meetings every wednestay and ariay even.
ings commencing nj O'clock give fleet which, NJ
well ksown aad ,aened vocA have Kindly PROF rei rtgi.
lar al enhance. JAS FON LER Jr
slim.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12
aussctions this day
M AR RTE ID.

On the 10th instant by the Rev. Mr. Cooke. Mr. yehu Van
Pe Ann Eliza c. daughter of the late Arthur H. Reerbsc
all OF this city. .e..... . :.
On sau day 9Th by the Rev ueory Cease, Mr. Joseph
HiackwoedA TO Miss Emma Bennett all OF this city
On sum az, the 9h Instant, by the Rev Mr. Stlwc Mr.
hsres sai Miss Ana aria Hdwaras both IL this
On Monday 10Th by Rev Mr. ysella MI George
Terney late Of Waterford Ireland to Miss Isabella Maria
eldest hWr Of Thomas Ton.gan, formerly ~ DabA
in the tth iustar by The Rev DR. Cox David
Wcsson, to Alice c., dsushier OF N Hovlssd, ESQ
Al Jersey Cay the 10Th iast.. by the Rev Mr. Lusk Mr..
pIw,rd Darfrth Miss Csrone Cuyler, dsughtet Of the
Rev JaS v. G. Rsneyn, OF AackeS ssck M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12

: ~ MIS-. HARRISON bees inforUr her friends
and the pubc generally that IA OF the late rr
which pfrtaly destroyed her establishment No. 47t Dy
sinI street She has ransrrre5 her Tor The pre-
her sther sto No az Bovery where
and be aului usnt ~ Ladies Has o. all descr
and o hs most approt ed fashions. rr Harrison
mech tha 10 consequence Of above disaster she has beer
prevented from placing in the AIR Of the Mtchatics Institute
spscu- ol manufacture phror the hind
hbed and which she hsters herself wouls have sustained
the high reputation she has gaaed and which ackbpv
LEGGED by The beStowmeHt Of the highest the
three forner fairs OF the Institute spoken by the
geneen appointed 10 decide the merits OF each
pr,iior tn the following terms contained In the prRed report
OF the Third annual Far ofihe Mecbanc Inst tute pub
hed In sept. mber 1897 under the he si Ladies Depart
page ~ sflhat rh blicatisn.
$40 Tuscan and Straw Hats ten Mr. Hartisoa i9t Div
sion IN her usual o elegance Out American
straw conanre Is braid to the nch snd decidedly the
finest IN the exhibition II IL highly credabe talented
lady that during three successive rhhpas
left all com,, Tutors Tin American straw Hats t~hnd-
Medal ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12

On Monday morning, 10th nL ot prorsctse lns $ Nc
yo,s "a Ia IN, AZ Levi Hartman, in the 3oh year II
WI. ,ge. IA, "
Tn. relatives friend, or the miiy respectfully ins
TED his foretai this morniNg At % o'coch from .
her No 40 fepd street, corner OF Nose
On Tues lay morE &C. lith INST aher ssn'n h'ne~'r
Arden, go
erunsrs this morn ag soccs from hslsse residence. 20
o. Fourks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12

SPANISH GUITAR AND SINGING.-Ladi-,
~ DESTROYS of learning the hmrpt
either separate together will please rake early appca
uon At the residence OF Mrs. DUNN 46S Broadway
terms, &c. may be known
To her former pupils Mrs. D. respectfully announce, she
Monday. - Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12

Ma QvAYLE 70 Coxesar.- The lovers sfsweet soesd'
may be prepared 10 have their ears agreeably On
Friday evening next, on the occasion OF NJ quay"
Concert at the City Hotel Mr.. q. has an excehen'
voice, good taste, and expresses much feeling Ia ms
performances. He is besides. a gentlemaniy ana
unobtrusive young man, qualities that render the
claims of merit still stronger upon our patronage
la Baltimore where the standard OF musical taste IS
as high as in any city in this country, Mr. Qaayle
won universal favor, and from the press the highest
encomiums. He will be assisted by our favosrites
Mr.. and Mrs. Horn. and Mr.. Brough.
NtaLo's.-The Soirce Amusane this evening COM
arises all the talent Of this Vaudeville Establishment
Miss Clarence Wells, the interesting debutante ap-
sin the new and successful Vaudeville of the
Millers Man, as Pauline, and John Seton as
Schnpps Mrs. Cramer will display her versatile
talents in FIVE different characters which she assumes
vita astonishing rapidity and personates with ex-
traordlnary ability in the new piece of La Femme
Deguises, or Day in Paris. A grand display Of
fireworks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12

FaASKLIS TnEArRE.-Never yet backward in en-
terpnse, th4s little imperishable gem draws and must
draw, crowds of its earliest supporters The bill for
tonight is replete with novelty, as must be acknow-
lodged when the everlasting Rice and Placlde are an
nann ced 10 COR, rlhnte ia the public anu sement.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12
BEEF! BEEF! BEEF!

u sUPEItI OR Barrels aud hall barrels Of rs an. -.
cond quality Beet, warranted sweet and in order
hand aud Tor sale thr very lowest market pricest
au28 3n' VALENTINES. as Fulton Market
7- BOAT RACE vii. take place from Il e Arusts Re.
trest late Wceha~ken Mouse, MONDAY September IOb
1885, the weather tar the nrst fair day.
Gold Calls and silver Cup, for regular Boat Clubs
tual members No picked crews allowed.
First Race-At2P.M. for Dared Soats-a CO Id Call
Second Race-At 81 =. NJ for SCARED boats-a Gold Call
Thru RsccAt5P NJ for all boots not exceeding 22ec
length with either pair OF souls Gears Silver Cup
Boats intending To run must enter previous the day the
Race
stages will leave the Ferry Hoboken for the place
>herr visiters will find every accommodation
BIn consequence of the Match Race which takes
from the Baery Monday sb-ve
- Thursday pt l3ts The equations the
pu23-tslSs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12
RESOURCES.
Tai al of res 1861 4Il.s,

THE reason of Individual depoes being the wrong
aide OF the Ledger" is many individual, wbe delivered
tnp did not give VIII receive less
than the on-the amounts thus appearing
also, checks Of sherf transfers OF executions
The amount individual depostorss $4,000.
The following table will exhibit the liabilities OF officers the
sumbsr OF OF stock held by each the properly
gaued their debts the obtained and the
amount VI delivered by eaca 10 the bank There
tea Directors Including the reden ana to avoid giving
Ihr names nimosr them irosl 10 they
sheet before without reference TO their
age Directors the amount OF their Liabilities
Mort totl Ri
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12

DRvvAfE boa n. A gentlemen snd Us lsly or
single e males wiz would be willing TO tgetssr,
may obtsr boar IN private inrriy where thsrv
DO orders and ihy wcpld have front Apy
81 No 46l Hudsc street. .l,.U
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12

NEW YORK TATTE hsALLs, 44s Brosdwsy
Tie regular sales this we'll known sstablshupes
contnor 10 take place every Monday the year
The sale will Monday, nth lssant a n
s horses will take place.
All having carriages for SALE are reaue
"a u register them in time for the catalogue
e offered al auction unless registered IN Tor the
o which purpose the catalogue will be kept open Will 81
q. W MILLER, Proprietor,
uylf tim Successor To J. W. w stsoR 446Br0adway.
tehi,SSs M :. q rnl w HABLE WINDOW
o'Bs ease 70 inform the public that he has for sale
M rgsnt assortrent OF description of Patent
"ashaee transparent winisw Shades, among which
Landscape baphan Chinese and Fancy
bnds "nch ne Can confidently beauty
Mengh ana great AURA nity they n with
common care 20 last from 10 10 IA The prices Of
windows complete, from % pnd upwards DER sajr =
Blinds made 70 order by applying 10 -
GEORGE PLArT. IL spruce St New York
NB.-county aeaerssappied with blinds nd fittings
1THE. VICTORIA HAIR CUIT INt. EtJOmS
Corner OF Fulton street and Broadway Jwpst aide -
CLIkEHU Gil has opened the above IN connsctc
with his othrr establishment where ladies gentlemen will
Away fns him home pared ocut and arrange t.r
hair "a ihe most prevailing sly 10 of fashion.
CLiREHUGHs SYSTEM
cutting SeptemeIs hair entirely original has s.an
adopted ny the talented artists in London and Paris ard
Is well calculated 10 display the iuxaance and beauty of
fine head o hair The scsg and execution have been
nominated entfc and whether for the pulpit the
the its classic and elegant
dignity and 49, 10 the whole contour OF IN tetc nrdol
The philosophy of the hair dreers
tie hair that while the finest features may be improved by
this estimated Of natures gi the pain.st
Cirehugh attained in eminent degree, and acknow
lodged by III DIS who have changed counenance under
the mag Of his touch
the first door from Broadway. ap2i
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12


srANER tend.rng has grateful acknowledgment, 10
The e,ea. q New yorh Cor The liberal patronage be hss
probation upon the new styles ~ work introduced
pubic. that ~ has 1ncesssg .xrrtoa Of four
years 20 increased - facilities ard effected ueh arrange
connected Nth his pro -son style regards
the interior dscorston Of public and private budi, gs will
ever 6e his study To- une elegance With utility combined with
supstf s'ate general neggerce Il rules
ne cause q az our error dtco-alonhow rarely do
of ccors that part ocnsye sgsiast even The
s, - o,e. WI % n,s ION Pr
being a5- to resdy the reh - and
apartment, dscsrsisd IL sefent styles, according to
, .n adsPison 70. d,wre r.cn VII y envsasg
n. Ss md .,n, ,s; soarsg q w. dring room
dun tint Of the psro-. To this subject which wor,hy
more ssnian than At present bestowed H. (more esp~
c"S.,ed ss our so o. vii Ss,o q ss s
tons and ~ due ATTENTION &C. the use situation md choice 81
urssrs produce an nrsngpeni HARMONIOUS and sgrresbc
10 so c' Increase Of patronage. w. O. vop state
plsiH department, while the decorative will come
deps,eNts under the immediate sup.riSsnssnce and de-
sans o himself an erteasse variety II which noe ready
woods I'D marbles. m,iios. q SIN ana .o-d tapestry,
old 70, ., s 900
decoration fb Prehch m,rioe s,a oriental seseps,
20 sppropsts style o. secs5a .r the csbin. q pseles
ana steamers oe vi THAI " - q worA better cslev.
orasneu he mind long yoyagss 1t
the pirssar, Of and river us,elngstained
ar,esd.anl pointed Fiss. ~ every know methed.
W g. having devtsd sucb Of his time the las, years
10 experimenting and pereeiinE this bcsutul bot III sy
much no vlec ted believes ke has IT,
ard beautiful II coos esr burat upou glass whics
with other ptevenisuts, will eu8b BIN senp,t. v,rk
ego al in sspcy snd durability % say specimens .ftwcb
,s4 suec-cfrg cenurits hat besupI
ar, :, become generally dussd, detisna Viii BE- FAR
n bed and selected from the models Of ,pre,t
ami nodern ans shosen viii particular reference is
slss ftsn srd
syould ". q. consue recevs that ereours gemrrt.
m ever BE- his study 10 merit ne piec ses himse that
her exeroH experience wtn be his
g. elevate hs now neglected profession jys
tsse-5Nf Bswery, ~ soor 4bovs Fourth st~sstHY.
steoi Pm
- -. sx WESTERN, ~eca sps Erchsnge Broher.'
Ne Ho $50 broadway and n wall street. hss rot removed
ut contoue ahS Old stand ~h~re ~ hes scea essbhes
er the ss wears. md has other Office IN this
sSvheTe All k~ss of Sou bern md Wessra Certificates
" Opposite srd Rant Nates prrchssed At tnPov
- y stLvEsTEn, is~ Brosd~y,
ssd ~ wsii street
WHIPS AND TaONGs-rine ivosy r,u.e.s
W stage Cis Ring Whips
Core ard Get mossupd sage Gig ard Ring whi~s
Painters. Craps sod Leather Wagon Whips
Thongs Of every cessristEa sr sae ~ ms.uncturvrx
prizes. b. L. G. rrLssUpy CO.
svs ~ Maiden sns, ov. tsrs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12

Total Ss6 $50 IS i62 IS q HS 90 1863 321R 40 III
W. daily favorable accounts from the new crops Of
o,,c bales which were hatcher the 18th ut
rom planter were sough, they had hsur IN
the i, rrkel At Is cents per X.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12
THE NEWLY WIG.

GITKFHIUH, WIG MAkEH, Braadway
and Futos respectfully invites oil
seurs to inspect his newly Invented Venlpne Wigs which
elegance igbtness and durability may among the
first productions OF modern In their form they after from
all Others Thy IT the brow than the natural
hair does posed Of hair which loses it, cu ava At
~ close tot hcsd that the er csl observer will to
detectlhsm
Stratg should observe t CIrehugh IL the only
Of this description of wig the United strtes ard
queniy they are MOI 70 b. found IN any other store.
Call and sc them. st.in.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12
CO N & =. IL n

1T MR. QUAYLE, at the request oil his numerous. friends,
rcsreculy annouHcest the ci1 ~ Nov York VOCAL
CONCERr THE Civ Hotel on FRIDAY EVENING, sept.
II whcs occasion he secured the sau be services OF
Mr. and Mrs Horn. and Mr. Brough tier hrst appearance
this
Particulars in future advertisements Tickets 81 each, TO be
had principal music and al the door The ev n
iHg of the concert sl2 Ct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12

uAssFOND'S Rooms FOH BILLIARDS
- AND CIR. IS, 2is Broadway and "a Ann street es-
trance joins the museum both Tor the Billiard
Tables Ciohs Balls, kc Ike and exercises .or health Pur-
chaers and players invited There Is Billiard Tables
ready tor trial. seven w on" room with spring. steel India
rubber and cloth cushions and eagle ror wood frames
the hes, assortment offered the public. mySi-3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12


PAKH cAHiAya E.-THIs EVENING win be
RORY o,MoRE-Rory OAore, Mr.. Power-Ks,hleen. Mr.,
kishsrdson.
A Faysd,e OVERTURE BY the whole orchestra.
THE IRISH IIoN-Tom Moore. Mr. Power-Mrs Jenss
Miss u rurnbuil
SHOCKING EyENTS-Cap plain Spot. DIR Povey-Mr
Rags, Dir Fnher-kriy, Mrs Vernon .
PIT. 50 cents. Gallery. IS cenis !"
oass1Mr WALLACE L.see-Corner Of ' Lsaaara and
Church streets ten doorsirom Broadway. THIS EVENING
METAMoRA, the Las, Of the wampanoags -Me,amora,
m Mt rF-rrrsi-Nahmeokee, Mrs Seton.
Two FaSorl,e ovERTUREs.
the HANDSOME HUsBAAD-Mr wyaham, Mr. Barrett
Mrs Wyndham, Mrs Barrett
oIesSl-Pit So crnls--t,9nery IS cents
JDoor'openai 7-perofo,ahses con,aercr al "a O'Clock
EEAS. LIN THEATH Il, CHATHAM SQUARE
I under The srectton OF MIR W. II. BLAKE.-ThIS EVE
SOLDIER y a sAILGR A TINKER & A TAILOR
Harry Binnace Mr eetton-Tmothy Bo,ch, Mr. Placide
Barbara Bom1sheii, Mrs Blake.
BLACK WHITE. or the statu s-Sambo, Mr. Rice. with
exIavagan2, of Jim Crow
LUAE THE LasoRER-Luke, Mr. " sef,oa-Bobsy Tro
Boxes so cents -r, IS cents.
O'Clock. 81 lm-
W.; @ "a sstss%es
! Tus s 8 sstIo q Mr. t Taorne /, rs,
son Zoe, Mrs Ihorae.
FoR IT fSns'l J s,jI s,.,s " a
Boxessv cents r IS cen,s-rrva,e Boxes FIVE dollars
csty 0'' ''e" ''e'0'H'"'s y 'esia 'a pas pre-
NIDLU's GARDEN
no pospoHenent a. any time AZ tins establishment the
grand entrance FROM Broadway th saloon
TICKETS 50 cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12

LAYING completed The alterations and renting of this
tabhshnt making sPacousairy and convenient
have ned H. In ger scale, but on It's Tor
general plan. We lock To- continuance 81 tue custom
and favor Of regu patrons aud od rtEd and pro
portion enlarged aud better accommodations,
respectfully invite iacrease of public
Our supplies Of Oysters Turtle Fish etc o' every variety
OF anne and OF the dccaCes and substanjias,
too IF the general be procured with
toned prsmptude and care.
Our Wines aud Spurious ard Malt Liquors, coming from
Pstah stmealS Of the first sancng II Is attended shall rrtna
the for superior excellence vhlcht have hnher.
meiled aud enjoyed since the h opsning OF the
CUrnucepia
OF attendance attentions will avoid the atlrctatoa
of making aerng expect these duties wi
a consider able Gevolve uersena ourselves
Sl2.lM LUSCOMB SANBORN.