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The native American., 1838-04-07
ADVICE TO suNDRY PEOPLE.

| When you feel your passions rising never con-
fine or suppress them. How many boilers have
been bursted by too close an imprisonment Of
their contents.
| Always proclaim the faults of others. There
should be no secrets in a republican government.
| Never give up your opinion though you know
you are wrong; it shows that you have no inde-
Ipendence.
Whenever you attack your neighbor's charac-
ter, do it behind his back, so as not to wound his
feelings.
Make it rule to keep company with rogues
and rascals, and then if you should be prosecuted
for an offence you have committed, and your
comrades should be called as witnesses against
you, no body will believe them and you'll get
clear.
Never forgive an injury. The power of par
doning belongs to the government.
When you have done an act of charity publish
it to others, SO that they may do SO too.
Never pay your debts, it is unconstitutional;
for payments impress the obligation OF contract
and even the Legislature has no power to do
that
Temperance is great virtue; therefore always
be moderate in the use of ardent spirits. Six
glasses Of sling before breakfast is as good as
a thousand.
When you are at church, 60 to sleep. Sunday
lS d udy OI rest
If secret has been committed to You to keep,
take special care to keep it safely; and it may
be well for cautions sake, to get one or two
to help you.
And as woman is called the sweaker-vessel,' :
she should have half a dozen to help her.
Neversweep your parlor--it makes confound-
ed dust.
Never brush down a cobweb, it is part of a
spiders dwelling house, and Of course his castle.
Life is short, and as things are now managed,
la woman's work is never done; she must there
fore work double tides; that is, she should talk
and laugh at the same time. Years of life may
be saved.
When you are in company and can find no.
thing to say, you may do your part by singing
and whistling to yourself
In telling story, season it with laughter as
you GO on, and give notice when you have done, so
that others may know when to join in the laugh.
Some people sigh in the old fashion way; and
some give long sigh through the nose. The
former mode occasions much wear and tear Of
the heart, and the latter saves the wear and tear
of the pocket handkerchiefs.- Trans.
The native American., 1838-04-07

Ho'c to preserve Health.-Take precious c,,e
of your precious health.-but how. AZ the bo,,sa1
wives say, to make it keep? Why. then d..
cure and smoke-dry tor pickle It in eyerlas,;n.
acids' IKE the Germans Don't bury it in pota,
to-blt like the Irish. Don't preserve il n sn;rs
like the Barbadians. Don't salt it down. it, 49,,
NeWfoundlanders. Don't pack il in ice. l;Ls
captain Back. Don't parboil it in hot h,,bs
Don't bottle it, like gooseberries. Don't not ;,.
and don't hang it. A rope is bad cordon .a,,-
faire. Above all, don't despond about 4 Ta,
no anxiety have thee on the hip.' Cops;Js.
your health as your best friend, and th;nL -
well of it, in spite Of all 1oibles as YOU can Far
instance, never dream, though YOU NAV bsua
clever hack of galloping cosumption. Or Mn.
dulge IN the Meltonian belief that You are oo;nr
the pace. Never fancy, every time YOU congb os
that you are going to cough-pot. Hold un. a. tl,s
shooter says, over the heaviest ground. Desnon1
dency, IN nice case, is the overweight that MAJ,
make you kick the beam and the bucket bo,h =.
once. In short, as with other cases nev.s :.
trouble half way, but let him have the Who'll ..,,
Tor his pains; though it should be Scotch I'm
and blttock. ! have even known him ~ ns r;ns
up ms visit in sight Of the house. Besides se ,s
best fence against care is sha! ha!'-vhasscs 1.o
take care to have one all around Won whars.s,
you can. Let your lungs crow like Chsr.:
cleer, and as like game cock as noss;tIa =.
expands ,he chest. enlarges the heart. ou;cLen.
'ne circulation and like trumpet. makes ,hs
spirits dance. II Hoods Opn. AaN'' ae
The native American., 1838-04-07
For the NDtipe American.

DANIEL O'CoNNELL, ,Irelanfs Champion /; the
protector and defender Of Factory Children
and sianderer Of .fmerica, &c. &c. &c.
We take the following extract from the late
"Foreign Netcs."
1.-The Queen held another levee at St. Jamess
Palace on Wednesday the 2lst inst. Among the
persons introduced were Joe Hume, O'Connell
and his two sons, his nephew, and about dozen
of sIhe Tail 1t is believed that he (O'C.) is
about taking office. Some say he will be Chiei
Justice of the Queens Bench in Ireland, if Charles
Kendall Bushe, (the present Judge) should resign
More have it that O'Connell will be taken into the
Ministry! The rent has failed this year most
awfully, and O'Com,eH must hare some eg,tir-
alen."
Some equivalent, mark the word. Unless
his own oppressed and impoverished Country
men can toe the mark, and pay him the sum
agreed upon for his philanthropic exeriions in
their behalf, this patriot will accept Judge
ship over them, and Judge them according to their
delinquency, and punish them, as in his judg-
ment he may deem just and proper, not for dis
honesty, but inability to comply.
The Factory system in England, many wears
ago, (from the abuses, on those employed in the
Factories particularly children attracted the at
tention of many distinguished and phanthropc
Statesmen of the day. Different acts were passed
upon the subject, with view, principally, to pro-
tect the Children, and limit the time Of the one.
ratives in the factories to the 10 hour SYSTEM these
regulations having failed to accomplish the end in
view, an act was passed in the year 1893 In
spectors were appointed to see il rigidly carried
into effect. Now come again to Mr. DAME
O'Connel, and if true, and have not doub
myself on the subject, the following extract shoul,
mantle the cheek of every Son of Erin, wb,
hears of the abuse cast upon America, their adop
ted home, by the traitor O'Connell.
From Blackwood's Magazine for July, 1896. a,
follows, viz:
"Mr. O'Connell had spoken on various occa
sions in and out of Parliament in behalf Of The
Factory children; three days before the debate al
luded to, he had eagerly sought Lord Ashley /,
assure him Of his support, comprehendng Q
course, the whole weight of the "IaH,"-on tn,
day Of trial, to the indignant scorn and contemp
Of all men, he and they voted against him anc
against the infant suppliants for mercy Our rea
ders can be at no loss to guess the nature of IN,
arguments by which the disgusting apostacy wa.
gilded.
The native American., 1838-04-07

,CHRIsTIANITY-Has done more than all things
to determine the character and direction of on,
present civilization; and who can question OF
overlook the tendency and design Of religion!
Christianity has no palmer purpose, than to unite
all men as brethren, to make man unutterably
dear to man, to pour contempt on outward dis
tncton, to raise the fallen, to league all in ef
forts for the elevation of all. To the establish
ment Of fraternal relations among men, the sci
ence, literature, commerce, education ofthe Chris.
tian world are tending. Who is SO blind as 10
call it temporary influence! Who SO blind, SO
impious, as to strive to arrest it!-Channing
The native American., 1838-04-07

LAY SERMoN--A briefer or NOR. h......e.,
of Leigh Hunt: "o'' 'ls pen
u,I Al pen Aanem (may his tribe increase)
Awoke one night from a deep dream Of peace
Mna! nnd saw within the moonlight OF his room.
Making il rich and like lilly in bloom,
An angel writing in book Of gold;
Exceeding peace had made Ben Adhem bold
And TO the presence in the room he said
what writest thou'" The vision raised its head
And with look made all Of sweet accord
Answered. "The names of those who Iova ~.
Sand is mine ones said Abou. "Nav. not :" 1 = Lord.
Replied the angel. AL boa spoke more low -
But. But cherly still and said--.I pray thee, then.
The angel wrote and vanished Ths .n. n..
Il came again, with great weakening % l;sh, h"'snt
And shewd the names whom love o9 EaPfh,, ,Ifh',
And To- Ben Adhem's led all the rest O' n'o o'esf'
The native American., 1838-04-07

ssThe sordid Judas of these days betrayed them
for gold. Three days after the traitor had fulfill
led the conditions of the compact-had sealed
the bond of his iniquity-a purse OF R7OO from
the Unitarian and Dissenting Mill-owners and 9TH
ers, was presented to him. 1t had been kept back
by the parties in London, charged to negotiate the
vile treaty with him, until the noxious reptile had
acquitted his engagement; the spoil was then
claimed and surrendered l..
The native American., 1838-04-07

The following witty reply Of witty young
lady is not bad. Il have been troubled with
weak eyes for more than ten years." said Mr..
b. ''and am not able to tell the cause" "Can't
you," said Miss F. 81 CAM '.What is it!''
because they are set in a weak place. was the
reply.
The native American., 1838-04-07
TO THE RAINBOW.
BY CAMPBELL

Z Is
Triumphant arch, that fiji ST the sky
When storms prepare 10 part,
ask not proud Philosophy
To teach me what thou art
Still seen, as to my childhood's sight,
A midway station given,
For happy spirits to a!ight
Betwixt the earth and heaven.
Can all that optics teach unfold
Thy form to please me 50,
AS when dream Of gems aud gold
Hid IN thy radiant bow!
When Science from Creation's face
Entertainments veil withdraws,
What lovely visions yield their place
To cold material laws!
And yet, fair bow, no iabling dreams,
But words Of the most High.
Have told why first thy robe Of beams
Was woven in the sky.
When DER the green, undeluged earth
Heavens covenant thou did'st shine.
How came the worlds gray fathers forth
To watch the sacred sign!
And when its yellow lustre smiled
Der mountains yet untrod,
Each mother held alolt her child
To bless the bow Of God.
Methinks, thy jubilee TO keep,
The frst-nade anthem rang,
On earth deliver'd from the deep,
And the first poet sang.
Nor ever shall the Muses. eve
Upraptur'd greet thy beam:
Theme Of primeyal prophecy,
Be still the poets theme.
The earth to thee it's incense Yields.
The lark thy welcome sings,
When glitt'ring in the freshen'd fields.
The snowy mushroom springs
How glorious is thy girdle, cast
Ger mountain, tower, and town.
Or mirror'd in the ocean vast,
A thousand fathoms down.
As fresh in yon horizon dark,
Asyouig thy beauties seem
AS when the eagle from the ark
First sported in thy beam.
For, faithful to its sacred page.
Heaven still rebulds thy span.
Nor lets the type grow pale with age.
That hrst spoke peace 10 man.
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~ THIS has, unaidea by puffsry or
las usfsinr efficacy IN removing the incpient symptoms Of
INA. deas toe M 1ie m o. radical
coughs asthma uaarnza Group whoopng cough and all
public Ice VIII ch renders yalu IDLE preparation
available the poorest classes Under climate
lively for some remedy pleasant its ecctua IN
lis remove 10 tner birth those yncm which, IL
uneheckre must eveuste In serious disease ard such
preparation sush :, msdy TO The e.mgnny 10
which ie,mnny the convincing shsrae e is
by most respectable ctirrus who having expe.
proprietor them aay sufferer anxious TO from
Ia an eases o. diacul,y in breathing caused by na,mms
ton 81 The chest or lungs ,he Pesra ossy Of Lversort
rating, IS does, peasar lily yet eaes,ually
In hose distressing complaints incid.st children GROUP,
NOR life i In every n.asce The sures saegusr
against the spproscheso OF pton In fact The national
mu.uae not select one from housaad of m.di
may h peculiar Proprcy be applied TO the reco
For ST BY JAMES D. NowILL. sole proprietor, corner
Oic, L MeKeSsee Co, las Maldea Lane.
Adsmsap i CuG $50 Bros away. AID Bewery.
J,mrs Tsrrao,, corn-r OF Greenwich and Warren SIS.
George 0. CoggeshaIl corner OF Pearl and Rose St.
H. " Bust corner OF Hammersley and Varick sta
Allen 4 ineersoli, Granc .cernsr OF Norfolk ST.
DR.. Bloodgoon corner OF Alien and Rivingtos
Cougnsq 80 Cba,bamst 81.
Blssrovr Powers, Brookys, L.
r. Jones, Jsmnes. L I.
Or. sl,s TIiye,,, rougsas, pale, NJ
w Rri.sol Utica, w
l. swan Rochester.
Lu,her X wi, 4 c.. Genevs, ny.
J.o csrp.p.r' Sing Sing.
Seymour ID ckinsoH, Hartford, Cow
DAVID MITCHELL New HAYES.
Roberts A'kin.es Baltimore.
X L sal-,. Charleston. =. G.
70 avoid disappoIn-nt, purchase bottle with
on, Il bears the proprietors signature
~ Him.
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Monday, August l3-o, Z. M
This ay aDponted by banks Of the following
a that Aieh simuhsneous resump'ios Should ~
and doubt this has bees dene-fenasylvania Virgins M
ryland Delaware, Missouri Kentucky, Massacnase" oon-
sectcu and Island. In addition 70 these we ~
lr srs the Charleston banks have resolved " W
Is, OF September the day which ihey VI" ieuh
speeie payments; and also three Savannas osnA' ~
mined on first OF Ocsber aex ana anousn
twas not officially announced it was supposed iAe Augusta
banks would resume al the same lime.
Thus phantom nearly vii MN our graspi pat
from the ardy the Southern banks, the utility
nj the measure win be lost the fall trade in great mca-
surein Inc exn time look for daily explosions from
hose rotten INSTITUTIONS which had their being any in
pon policy; among these, we hear today The
ycksbury Wafer Works has had injunction upon by
s eh, sor and red 10 bo closed up This work of
xp,nn,ion and purhca thus began will go until
currency is upon It's proper bassand the repua-
,in gyen 10 socks by this vemen foreign
uvsrs who Distinguish between the state securities
and The banks The offering them will be OF ncalcube
the stocks already forward and those about
yosg away of which stocks to be negotiated In be
half of s. Carolina, by Gen. McDus who gees ont in the
Great which vessel will also out the intended
resum pton Of The ks II that state, MS given above
Tue folio wing the statement Of the banks OF RHODE Isl
and by their up to August 1888;
capi,a s.oen .ss,sus 90 Ioanss s22,s 25s 81
Bs, .nes que oh Gs275, 7s Bal due from other
M .ai rs ooi IS Stock bank l27 947 80
De pos on 6D679 10 STOCK, real estate o 90, az
Dep ins 8o7 dis 70 anu eiher prop 1'''0' =
Tot am, labs s4 COS so2 81 Tot amt res, s4scssc2 81
OF he poles counted there payable out ct the
- nc snm n IS 49, s02 10
s ss aa ah,n IN the state 830,457 ii
ana ~ sseua,on thee is held by the hanks the
vi .ns ~ 4S35l5 O7
La The hands Of the public bi'i's"e %
This shows Of specie slice LIST OF Dec moer
1887 of SIZE s5s; the 9Th OF July last $26 ST.
decrease circulation since Dec moer s 1887 OF $685.
rs and an Increase since july 9Th, OF $i224.
The wniansburga Insurance Company have declared
dividend OF per cent, pay -beon The 3oih inst
The tendency of specie still from Europe towards this
country The Havre having brought OeO francs
TIL. operation the stock exchange have been today very
lin aoun, and at prices hich show depression 10
the market This may ascrbed hear the result
of the re,um ptisa Pnad pha, which appoint
ed for today The sales generally athe OF Saturday,
With the er cepfion M.hawk which fell of percent and
Bos Prov which recedcd t. stonagon the contrary
receaed per ceat.
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~ sgCoNo WARD HOTtL-N.u 70 the csvr~r Il
Fuhnn srset. Nissan stest-Tkh w~fi Known estahlk
pses~ fer he secoueAstioa msy Ls 80
9th ,keir psrrusge.
Th.rs are tbs hsvss b.~A-s M sc~ev story which
essirey puhhe her large rccv
eeosd sscry. - feet w - wesue to- rsscds
~ pubic ve~ tSg~sbev wnk several srsirs sDe
spt~a ~ The ne ~ clvhs rese ss NJ uss ssess
sthev pvsv-ie nu~ane~a
Ci.s~ avn evsvvis y'rses seos~so~sr ~h r"c.ss -
tsruhAe6 ~hh ds~~~vs e~ors~r
~~s~y whA IN .swksw scoru Msesr
ssace. EnMUND yUNka. rrserNee. tsh
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COLORED PAPER

AND FANCY PAPER BOX MANUFACT,Y.
No. 72 Falton and 81 Gold street, Nefs York.
~ large OF Colorce Papers of descrip
tonsuch plain, col red embossed marble, ms,Ied spot
ted &C. constantly hand Also extensive
Fancy 6oxes Of variety aud Jr
BLANC BODEN,
au2Im. Manufacturers Nos ~ Fulton L. SO Goid St
Des Carries de Visites, de noces ct de Conn
W VISITING CARDS CARDS AT HOME, STORE
CARDS, &c. nc. ~
VAL Il N T Il NE'S
ENeRAvIN6, PRINTING, AND FASHIONABLE VISITING
AND STORE CARD ESTABLISHMENT,
60 John st., corRsr Of Wtil0m 1t.
NEW YORK.
Visiting Cards, Cards dome tor Wedding Parties, Mer-
camille aud Store Cards engraved In superior STYLE and print
ed with the In the latest and most approved
fnshios. JeB
SEIDLIIZ wATEN-Mesrs YOUNs 4 KENT
- having made Angeenis with the propreiors Of the
OF the salts these contain bed
the American public their powders, the OF
producing the original Seiaz water
ed &c all Its illereRt virtues The powders long known
Sedly oher rites In 20 non with The ma
Sei,z than their ao~rient effects wall produ
ataratve qualities Of the waters Hence continuous
OF commos Seidliz powders produ
panie with much whilst the other hand, the
OF the spring give the stomach and
health being attended with sickness ohe
pleasant effects These powders ns,y in
by Messrs Yoasg keui Sis Boome strs
IhoApon who the SIDE importers OF the crysased
salts Of the Gerasn Sedl Spring See that The label bears
the signature oil Young Kent None Others are genuine
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LAIR OF TIIE MECHANICS, INSTITUTE

DASsFORD'S ROOMS FOR BILLIA DIS
ID AND Ca q IS, 2is Broadway and II ANA street, en-.
joins the both for the OF Billiard
Tables, Ciohs Balls NC 1c and exercises for health Pur
chaers and players invited There Is Billiard Tables
ready for trial. Ia with spring. STEEL india
rubber and cloth cushions and eagle ron and frames
the best offered the public. my3l-S
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Composition Ornanae mt ManuGactOry,
594 Broadway, New York.
II JOHN CALLER respectfully informs Architects and
Builders that he furnish every de-
scripon for the interior finishing Of buildings the lowest
NJ b. Specimens cank at the mandatory above
Orname ats got up 10 any desigR. mys6ns
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DOOK BIND &c WITH INDIA RUpBER

kTTsi. ss.nI. ,ms,os,m,a IN b OF binding recertly
discovered by % London ~hsre is psuonsed
and Bankers has been patented
The Uaea states am o.b.r countries w The ~ nc snc =
er who dsly s.d usye cered 70 use hr patent 10
pswly ssperce. ed The brsui, sc elasticity win which
hoeks and shut cannot be surpassed kvery per-
70 oco o -r.r ..s n.
ech ,hr patent e,hcd Of biadng 20 completely on' s,s
Of ledger uniform plain surface hlthsrto IN
,n ~. ~ a.s sons m,.sscsp sc soee
o. ats buna 10 this way have been Submitted I. seve
III. e,y. espsss Of Ia rrs sf ,ssir ~ s and they have
usiverssv her active aad unluhihe approximation
os of ,"s. b.os, hch ar, now sdy :, my store where
evey variety esa sad domestic s,atonery of the hrs
surs Z, PETER A. MEsIER. "a waua.
n:Arss Az - Git on sny par, cf erea, Britain
''. syL Tsr CO 70. isTs snS ~ wsu
II, II,D I,PpIA end other Pennsylysns, also Wv.
L Rna Dew re. Ne~ Jersey, and District money pur
.ui, a. sy1v. srEe. 10. srcsawsy srd "a wsnu,
-PrsKING TKmMP ~, q superior quality
- md woTs ~ hip paciured srA Tor sale by
ale LswiS Fsura w ANeEn. : courtiandt St.
AmA.,C.NIAB E pOoNs-Ihs article pos
silver heng of s,~ pattern and not liable TO t'rhsh sr
sas - irs swrss PEucHrwANeER. q Cow,.rdta
(,uUsCH sYBvICF-of G.rms. silver. And one
~ Ahh th~ vsiv~ of svrr e superior workmanship, and
conn sets w-~ufs~,uvpd ard Tor sac nv
sufe LEWIS FsUcuTwANGER, 'Ceuruands St
II. tsTE.N. RHoDu AND ssd connec,icu,
~ hsss Ve3rs etscouutsd ~ inw rate by
eat svLvEs,vR Ise ar~aA~sv adm wru -
~m =. 500. 49, 49,. ..oDs-ova stair
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WI, Is~s Y ucHrwsresR. so..ra.os,a
VT-PEH CsSADA mOHaN wsa~x l-~- sss seiy.
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~ street, IN Ouch street, New York I'll descrip.
hons Of Bng neatly txecuet r~arnen's libraries hird
mp and repaired music md periodicals. bund L.
dies scrap rusra books, aums and portfolios OF all de-
scTpticns, made to order
sudre done Tor libraries book insIpions soce,e.sr o.
advantages Gus terms iy2 SIN
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SHrz BOAR wssasS-Ts,s omml,'

- 80 pXCUvStOv TO THE NARs
S,-trAvr-4 ROWS WITH THE GREAT WESTERN
1s~r1ef<e~s- NJ spi pir new sicsmer PASsAic will
rnh~ excursion from IN. city Thu Stay, Aug s,h
r. NJ cea,psny the Giea, Western. precred wnh her
down ray and hr ugh the Nsrrows far Coaey
Land, nra then air. city back.
wi -avr Prison wharf foot s Christopher street
the loot -arssy street al n s'coeh, and the at
Urv. Pier M h4r'c,och
Mr. Hoaa,aS. ws.hingisp Brass Sand engaged Tor me
aston
k.,sfw the eseur.ies, s7t cts su,s "a
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vAUXHALL GARDEN.
THE GREATEST ATTRACTION YET OFFERED

II The propreors, anxious 10 cont ibute the
OF their iends and patrons respectfully
they have considerable into
gagemSr with that talented actress, Mrs Naeder (ormey
Miss Clara Fishr} To perform for few nights who will
the bonor OF MAXI her hr appearance In the Bowery
with Mr. Fly well known he public lavore liz aJdi
National Theatre, Miss Kerr the dnnsspse
Collins. In the
the propri have ben compelled the prices 10
S7 CENTS and every novelty shall be produced
Is abishms nj the favorte in New York
engagements have been made whh popular artists
DUE notice will be given Of iherappearance.
Two pieces on the evening.
nrs Maeder IN two popular characte
Mr. Ply as Charles swiftly and the Chevaler.
One Hour, the Carnival Ball and the Ladder OF Love-
On TUESDAY EVENING, August a. 1885,
willie presented the pc cemedv Of ONE HOUR or the
Distribution Julia Dslion, Mrs Masder-Mrs Seville. Mrs
Rogrr-Fanny, Mrs Observation-Disclosures swiftly Mr. Fynn
-0Leary Mr. iiauicnvle- Mr. Smith. Mr. Lewis
In the course Of the piece, the following musici
Song Love Is The theme."-Mrs Maeder.
Chorus, Ma less very ioyons and gay"
The Tarenteiia Dance, by Mrs MacdeE
An iDtermtssioa vt half hour refresh.
men, when The Grand Military Band will perform q variety
OF Overturrs, Mar sbes, &c.
Af.r which, the music al drama. by Tho, Haynes Bayey
Esq entitled the LADDER OF LOVE. Music arranged by
j q. Maeaer, Esq.
Dstriout,on-sussnne, Mrs Observation-Disclosures Mrs Ro
g-rs-Chevaer, Mr. Fb -seneschsh Mr. NATURALIZATION
Ia IN. course OF the piece, the following music,
Oprslng Chorus. Oh, wasberwomsneay"
soae, LiIie ToodIedeaoo.r Ms Collins
Song" Nsy. nov see you are offended" Mrs Maeder.
Finale, /" TIA! bzil hn.!"
en- wednesday, an entire change ofperformsnce.
Abundance S7i csnts-ebildren half price.
Bswery mad broadwsv will convey visitors from
per and lower f the civ during the pcrfo'
Doors AT oclock-Periormanes semnesces al hah
past o'clock.
No po,lponement OF the Perormasee Of the
westher
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TO RENTING upper part Of House No. 40 Reade
street, feon Broadway, opposite the Washing
Hotel The whole be rented together or IN separate
ioors, for families ONCE fhe house is In
and the hours OF and H. by
nuuirinp WITHIN. aul4 2lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-14

Age-Of the aye and under, n; between the
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HENRY q. DUNNELL. City Inspector.
City Inspecur's Office. August N, 1854