Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04


bours, and SO forth. Admittance 25 cents. Day
time, free admission.
Hoboken Circumstances, songs gymnastics, &c.
by Carney. The promenades will be well supplied
with refreshments constantly plying 10 and
! fro. aMf snne N pM NN.
! Gregory, l3l William street.-Icc creams, Gus
tards berries, and other delicaces. Vanilla! Va
nilla! What is Vanilla; and Gregorys sweet scented
vanilla candy, and Vanilla syrup-who ever heard OF
u I'LL Gregory brought it out and perfumed the whole
land with it till every lady talks about it, scents it,
sips it, and wishes il, tickling her nose and palate
continually and yet who knows what vanilla is ?
Whatever Vanilla is, Gregory deserves the everlast-
ing thanks of the whole community for his invalua-
bic invention, for it is placed beyond doubt that
mild form of Chlorine in the Vanilla is certain cure
of consumption.
Bennc's, liz Catherine street. Creams, jelies,
pyramids, and coniects of all descriptions. "a.
The Gire6as, 500 Broadscay-day and evening
beautiful pavIlien-coo retreat-exhlarating refresh
ments, and splendid animals.
THE THEATRES AND MUSEUMS.
The Park closes the season this evening with
La Bayadere, Massanicllo, Scan Mag, Advice Gratis,
and the second act of Der Freschuz.
The National-will perform the patriotic drama of
She would be Soldier" Van Amburgh will make
his appearance &c, &c.
The Franklin has choice medley for the occa-
sion-threc pieces besides songs, evertures, &c.
Haaington's Dioramds, Broadway, opposite St
Paus church--day and evening-full band-great
variety 4n4x
Panorama of Jerusalem and Niagara corner of
Prince and Mercer streets-splendd paintings, cover
ing surface Of TO- GOO feet of canvass-open till 10
at nght-admission, Is cents.
American Museum Seignor Blitz the conjuror-
Ourang Ou,ang, an interesting specimen of the Afri-
race its rude state The poor creature is rather
indsposed, and not very companonAbe at present,
doubtless the effect of being secluded from his cncr
amies SO long. Being liberty day we can sec no
Improperly in allowing the little gentleman permits
sen to call upon the lady ourang outang lately arriv-
ed here, in order cheer her up the joyous occa-
sion. ia ass ssl
There are also a variety of large and beautiful pic
lures and cureses from all parts of the world, all to
be seen for % cents-atiracon enough 20 cali the
attendance of thousands. The Oarang Outans is
worth that sum 10 see.
Peaes Museum.-The female Orang Outang is
exhibited, and is Sid to be very curious connect
ing link" of the African species. Besides the paint
Hgs, curiosties, &C., will be exhibited the Italian
Fantocein, or mechanical theatre, and other enter
tanments highly amusing to the juvenile portion of
the spectators.
The Geological Institute, also claims share of
public attention. The animals are in excellent or
der.
Exhibitions of Picturcs-At the Stuyvesant In
sttute, and at the Academy Of Fine Arts in Barclay
street.
Beacon Course-There will be two purses run for,
at and o'clock first purse $l0o-second, $500.
The Corporation have invited the whole city to
look at the spread tables in the Hall, and have given
directions to the Macaroni man to treat the pebians
with punch The governors room and both Cham
bers Of the corporation will be thrown open for that
purpose.
EXCURSIONS OF THE DAY.
The following aquatic excursions are advertised
Coney Island-The Rufus King, Captain Yates
goes through the Narows to Coney Island, touching
at Fort Hamilton L. l., going and returning. Leaves
the Dry Dock at half past 8, A. M. Delaney street
at Is minutes before 10; Catherine street at 10; Full
ton Market at quarter past 10; and Pier !, East
River, at half past 10. The passengers will have a
fine opportunity of witnessing beautiful race be-
tween eleven sloops, which Is to come Oft today and
will also have sufficient time at Coney Island for
bathing and refreshment Fare so cents for the trip
| Nyack.-The steamboat Arrow, Capt J. p Smith
will leave the foot of Robinson street at o'clock
touching at the foot of Canal and Hamilton streets
returning will leave Nyack at o'clock and New
York at o'clock, p. NJ, for Nyack. Fare, 25 cents
each way.
West PoinL-The steamboat Bunker Hill, Capt
T. b. SANFORD, will leave from Peck Slip, T. r., q,
o'clock, stop the foot of Canal street half past
o'clock, and at the old State Prison dock quar-
ter past 9 o'clock, A. NJ. for West Point. Remain
there two hours and return to the city early in the
evening. Fare for the excursion, sl. Dinner will be
provided on board for those that wish Tickets for
sale on board, or a, 2S3 Pearl street.
Staten Isiand.-Thc steamboat Highlander, Capt
r. Wardrop, will make excursion around Staten
Island, stopping sufficient time at Fort Hamilton
and Perth Amboy to afford passengers fine oppor-
unity to view the fort, &e leaving the foot Of War
rem street, Al o'clock, old State Prison wharf At
half past o'clock Catharine street. East River, at
10 o'clock, Fulton street. Brooklyn, at quarter past
10 O'clock Pier No. l. North River, at half past 10
o'clock. Returning to the city about o'clock
Fare for the excursion, SO cents.
Also, the steamer Warren, Csptsin }. Manscll,
will leave New York, foot Of vesey street. at 10 o.
cleck, A. M, touching at the Prison Dock, foot of
Amos street. at quarter past 10 o'clock, running out
to and sailing round Staten Island. and stopping at
South Amboya sufficient time for recreation. Fare