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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-27

The subscriber having purchased the
Patent Right 81 this Bed, Tor the counties
OF augusta and Bath. is now ready TO
furnish them to all who may desire the m.
ny the use OF these Beds. the expense
OF feathers is entirely avoided, conse-
quently making it cheaper bed than
'hose In common use.-It is not necessa-
ry to enumerate all the advantages of
these Beds. as all who wish them will
not fail TO see for themselves.
Persons wishing to See the Beds can
do so by calling at Messrs. Allen and
Cochran's store.
The subscriber is also the Agent for
the sale of Rights in the other Counties
Of the State.
WILLIAM d. COOKE.
Staunton, May 3. 1888.
-0Cce-
WE have carefully examined the
Sprina Bed exhibited and manufactured
by VIM. d. Cooke of this county and
do not hesitate to say. that for Comfort,
Simplicity of Structure, and Utility. as a
Bed accommodation. we have seen moth {.
ing equal 10 it. AS matter of ECONOMY
suPerseding The necessity of feathers,
we entertain no doubt OF this however,
the Public will be the best Judge. But
as contrivance for the accommodation
OF the sick and decrepid. we look upon the
inVth''onas unsuI passed by any OF " hich
we have knowledge.
ADDISON WADDELL. M d.
JOSEPH WILSON, NJ. ID.
f. 4. SJRIBLING, NJ. ID.
T. REYNOLDS, ~. ID.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-27
FIRE Esssssramce Company.
THE ETNA

ARE continuing to take risks iu Town
and Country .on Dwelling Houses Stores,
Manufactures, Mills aud other Build i.
lnss. aud on Furniture. Libraries, Wear
ing Apparel. Stocks of Goods, Machine
ry. and The Stock of Mills and Manu-.
factories, as well as on most other de.
scTiPtions of iDsurabIe property. The
terms viii, in all cases, be made as IA.
tvorabe. as can be obtained at any other
good Office. Applications to be made
either personally, or by letter, to the
Agent ct Richmond.
JOHN o. LAY,
agent at Richmond
THOS. K. BRACE,
President Atna Insurance Company
THE subscriber intending for the fu-
ture TO devote his undivided attention TO
the subject of Insurance, thinks it proper
to add, that EVERY loss which has oc.
Cured during his agency OF the AGtpa
Office, for the last Is years, has been
literally adjusted and settled by him, to
the satisfaction Of the parties insured.
JOHN o. LAY,
Hgent 1Etna Insurance Company
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-27
LOOK, LOOK (!
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED,
NO. Copal Varnish, Cologne Wa
ter, superior Bears Oil, Extra TootI,
Brushes, Hair Brushes. Silver Ever.
pointed Pencils, Lamp Bulbs and Chin.
neys. Ess. Tyre, for dyeing the hair.
Black and Brown, Salad Oil. Violin
Strings, aud variety of fancy articles
Also, Botler's Magnesia, Kreosote, Ar
row Root, &c. &c.
And for sale by
T. BERKELEY g. Co.
Stanton, Nov'r 20, 1899.
JOB PRINTING,
NcctIsi- srpeA,siousfu erecufed az fh,a nd;ce
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-27
5000 REV ARD.

RAN AWAY from
the subscriber about the
18th Of November last, a
negro boy named WILL
LIAM. generally called
Will, he is 5 feet 10 l-2
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-27
JcNcs'S o 70 T. "a 20 q.
FOR SALE.
TIE FARM, belonging to the L.vi
sees oithe late DR.. Alexander S,ra,th, is
Offered Tor sale. This farm contains
225 Acres of Land.

OF which 40 TO 90 ACRES are covered
WIN good Young timber, aud. the ba
lance Is IN gond state for cultivation
having beeu but iitl,. wo,k. d io, several
years. aud resting under clover or ,inu-
thy. is situated SIX miles south @,
Chaiie>town. OH the BulIskin run Two
aud half miles from a DEBUT on TN.
Winchester aud Potomac Rail. Road.
aud three aud hall from the Sh.nau.
dosh liver, and in the immediate virin
ny OF several Merchant Mills, so that
the grain raised on it can be very con.
vrniently made Ready Tor, aud convened
to, either the Btltimote>or Grorgxtow
market. IL has a proper p,opurt,on OF
good meadow, and Is very copiou>iy wa.
tered by several never f.liiug springs OF
excellent water. TO which there is con /.
vehient access for stock from each ii. Id .
.AFh. On it are All excellent Dwell
nsM ing House. with beautiful
GA- yard and fine garden, and other
ground arrang.m. MS round il, designed
aud laid out for convenience aud utility
as well as ornament. a fine stone Dai.
Fry House. Stables. Corn Houses. &c.r..
curing some but not expensive repairs.
Inc Dwelling House has lately been
painted aud pap~red. and is-as well ar
ranged for comfort end convenience as a.
ny house In the county. having tire.
rooms on each floor. There are also on
! 1t, a country
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-27

@s0ALL persons indebted to the
W4ssE subscriber by note or other.
wise, are requested to make payment,
before the first OF March next, as longer
indulgence cannot be given.
JOHN G. Sewers.
Stanton, Dec. 6
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-27

on which Sarah Moore, ST. now resides,
(incIuding the Wallace ,racD
:. ',out
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-27

AT Relies held in the Clerks Office
OF Bath County Circuit Superior Cour,
OF Law and Cbancery. on Monday, No
Yemher 9Th lS2Q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25

DNHu THEA Ar Il THIS EVENING win be per
LUCILLE-st. Cyr, Mr. Richngs-Lucile, MRS Richard.
son.
After which
A PAS DE DEUx, by Master and Miss Wells
After which,
second Act o. Observation-Disclosures auielo, Mr. Jonss-Fe
pea Mrs Rich ardsen
To which wi be added
TWO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bull, Mr. Isherwood-Mr Gre
gorv, Mr. Fsher-Gregory, Mr.. Chippindae-Mrsi Gre
gerry Mrs. Duri.-Fanchete, Mrs. Vernon.
10 conclude with
second Act Of DER FREIsCAUTz-caspar. Mr. Rchngs
Linda, Mrs Hughes. -
Doors 7-Perormance bt gins at a. Boxes, VI,
fIt DO cents Gallery. IS cents
kfAN LIN rtsEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE
= under the direction Of Mr.. w. r. BLAKE.-ThiS EVE
MING will be presented
LADY OF LYONs-Claude Mels oite Mrs. w. seflon-Pau-
line, Mrs Barrett.
To- onclude with
RAISING THE wlND-Jeremy Diadler, Mr. Barrett-Psg-
gy, Mrs Haulonvlie.
. Doors open 7-Performance begin half past 7pre
cisey.
OILY EA rR A-Under the management of
- Mr. THORNE.-TiiiS EVENING vii be performed
ULaughln, MIR BlaAey- Kate kesrney, Mira Maeder.
Alter whi h,
TURNING THE TABLEs-Jeremiah Bumps, Mr. III, M
Patty Larkns, Mrs Thorne.
To conclude with
FOUR Sis iERs-Bsauchcnp, Mr. Flynn-Mrs Maeder in
Boxes ~ een-Pt Is c-nts-Private Boxes dollars
Doors open at z, performance commc halt past
oclock. jy2S iwr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25

On the 2l instant the Rev. Henry Chac Capt George
Parker 10 Miss Amis Ehznbt IN Mackey botho this city
ON Thursday evening, by the Rev Dir Seys, Washington
Bartlett u Navy, Mis- Ruth Bntd BlJom, daughter oil
the late L. n. Bloom sf Dulcnesscs N
Chase Capt William :. haey to Miss Mary Ann renbsrton,
both this city. =. -
Al Burng o. VT the 10 instant, by the Rev Mr. Pres
top DIR Robert ID uamin of Augusta. Gsorgta TO Miss
eliza daughter Of the late Bsel NooR ESQ OF the former
place. ~, M -.
ns Mr. William Barnes yr TO Mis- Calharne Forbes daugh.
ter - Mr. Gerret Torbes.
Al E,,ons Manner sng Island Thursday, 18th infant,
nv III Mr. Char H. Jones Cold spring,
TO niss Elizabeth Gardner, Of the former place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25

happens almost every day that reports are received by
persons in vesse which are expected mat she mas
arrived when such not the This asource of great
vexaon and annoy ance might be remeded in measure
shpmssers would be particular in Eosng their designating
sig nails when they make the land
The Philadelphia port fin Havre. was bound to Mex
co but by the bockadng and ordered
Off TIE FIR brig Cashmere, La count likewise from Havre
with full cargo passengers, also ordered OF at the
sam
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25

Tuesday morning. Mrs Anna Watts, late OF Boston, In ne
7sth year of her :. -
OF his age - ------.-. q. .,,.., a.
urra this afternoon o'clock from No. ss9 Pearl
street -, a. a, e.. -
OF his age. 80 -. La n
on Msnday 23G Instant Mr. Andrew Besumart In the fs,h
ON suadsy I'D instant, Mr. James W. Groome, aged IS
years. -, - .,..., t,.x.,v
M John yer aged 81 years la,e an Inspector Of The
a.. Tn.say siler e hours illness, Susan Ans dar shle
or Iobn and susaa Ann Glass. aged l5 Doptbs
vtvps and friend. ctfuiiy requested 10 attend
sis ag,l tbs afternoon sclock from their nee
No. I7t Pearl st -. -. M. O..
,b Louisa daughter Of John Mary A. Livingston aged -
d. s,nav o. ns,ant Jane Eliza daughter OF VIM. A. and
Mary Kiney, aged months and IL days
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25
THE LATE MAYOR

OF PHILADELPHIA has certified under zeal of the city
m the Of several sivnes phy and reaes
N high Standing who declare positively under hands
ts ~hch se 1t the place named belle that the
Balm OF Colubs u not only presevsvr, bot pesi
lively restorative OF the human who shall sispse
VIII bald Tse only have q spleasd steel plate
graved wrapper with Falls OF Nsgars, &c. on II.
glire ut No. Fletcher St door below Pearl s. rear Mat
den Lane. jyll.lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25

This fine steam.
er having safely
arrived, will he
despatched again
for Liverpool on
sa turday, Alb OF
August, at four
o'clock, r. NJ
She is only is
months o a, and
from her peculiar
construed IN, (be.
ing divided into
four Sc ctiens. each
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25
state Of Trade.

Business this day very slack in general
heavy de ales await the Roy William wkich Is
announced by leeg raps below Mrssrs. Hoffman Co.
had sale Of groceries auction which give selow
The r,trs will ne iouad far-lerms cash.
AsHEs-Phe demand this aricie Rnues. and sales
made rather The Trcep although
frw these have been lair.
CoTroN heders and dealers in this article lave
gus operations ctaen Of The advices the
steamer which below dates three weeks la
ter Al Orleans he 6Lh the cepts tor the week
were nsss-exports IL a02-sock hand 6774 bales
The sales the ole week aaaonn 10 $50 bales on " and
closed al a decline prices the previous weak OF tc
rb-the better kinds being scarce command tul prices
For Mssss pp LOUISIANA ordinary quote TIC fair TO
fully fair lOa good far tn good IL l3 for North Ala
bama and Tensesee round lots held ST 8}vrdnay,
&c, taif Sc, good, 81 a lot
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25
"A a N -. NGAis X "a
Tuesday,. July 2A.-6, II. M.

Ia exchange business has again been limited for the
sop Of the One OF The prnc opened the
st7 mr. cent which there considerable sellers The
not extensive conceive. this price, The market closes
after bulk Of the business done with slight In
the rate asking price being "a sper cent On France
the rate has been f. 5 IS
This msrnngs mail put in possession of the result of the
Convention Philadelphia There nine states repre-
the convention by delegates; they were aslollows;
Massachusetts Cennecticut Rhode Island
Pennsy vania Delaware Maryland
Virginia k-niucky missouri
After some debate lowing resolution passed
Resolved That the Banks represented in this Convention,
will specie the 18th August next aad re-
The effect of this has been anticipated In Wall
street and therefore bad additional influence he b1
ness Of today the the rather larger
eraay and at the opening prc SHOWED mness which
was but in few ns,arc the second call they
were rather sick Phebx Rank per Del Hud
son advanced per but fell a. co ed improve
nent OF cent? vksburg closed under yester
days raes Trust improved Ipercent, Kentucky Eank
roe per cen Haraem 4. n 81 per Sonngon per
cent
The day appointed by the Ann Arber (Mchigan
ton for the resumption by the banks that the 18th
OF the present month.
TIL. Greenwich Insur Company has declared semi
annual dividend four per and surplus ,ividend OF
per cent, payable on and aler the list OF August
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25

E su AND BUTTER NN,vFs-A splendid
srnle sui abb private lames aud warrsnie! TO
,sresh For sale by LEwsFEUCHEwANGkk,
jy2e.y Courtlandt ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25

EGupuN LIaTs-F r., OF No 20 william Il. has
La lost receive Of very superior Hats which are nov
ready sale william and ~ broadway. De par
tirular-the Broadway straw Store Is kept mp stairs In.
by show Bosaets close by the Scotch ss
tue, between Reed and Duane sts
Also, hne Patent English Dunstsbe and verl sine Tuscsr
HATS. nc. nc oil streduced prices lcHlmr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25

MArANzA July 2Our market has been Heared cleared Of
Mucovado sugars The stock Of Golf t. reduced quite low
quite and Ia armand Last sales OF RICE 81
think ssal cargo would command about the same
rate."
Erehange-On London, III - cent premium; Unieo
Northern ports, laA discount; New Orleans 4-6 dis
count.
gar SiIao; Coffee per &C. Molas OF ogaons,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25
vAPOR BATHS
THE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED vAPOR
BATHS,

to TIE pabc and to the rens Medical pofe:
which has been in successful operation OF eevea
he possibility OF giving an detail II The medicinal
Of the vapor Bath he bees leave merely to state that
lowing Diseases eutaneoas diseases rheumatism CONT insip
plants Group Affections Of The liver asthma sudden eolds
fever asd agne, scarlet fever, &c. nc. dc.
s@ @.ss in in John Street sOadue,sd W MRS csr
and have entirely satisfied myself thai the Baths admins
'@''D ''''' WV '''' ~ AIEx. H STEVENS. MD;
,:s well and M 70 Pfis
to M Mrs &C cs1os vapsr John street,
.sn BE- ss 1 with % M $ s. e:%
sered; believe Ia this respect Mr.. aad Mrs. Carroll
leave nothing to be desired by %,r or smss s,,ee,s
have had much experience in Mr. CAROLS sppli-
e. e % ss ever, wrss sh s1.A TO Si
"e'ai'' concur N ne ' s.o ii%f sTsH,MD
JAS q: SMITH, ND.
T 3SS Ss spfp' Nd sO.
JAS A. WASHINGTON. NJ D.
DAM 's " kissaM Nd
mor'ns @ ocIocs nigh, every day. Sunday saceP,es.
when they oPen from ill IN the morning. Sulphur
persons administer them wsea repaired sent 10 say
o The Sy ", or noqsyT ~. n T Ss 20
s,ed Syrup 81 Sarsspars and Lverwor for sale Bathing
Tabs and Hin Baths for sale or hire. Jy7lmA
RLEACnlnG POWDrE-so casks Of Boyds
D"''"s '0"' g gcasrs szi s1 Ps2s.E
nv lis aud III Nass.. 81.
Dooh eLAT Germ. s's5 E.a, sia.Is..
Sy %sws sTs';';si s''c
celse.a. 6spa.'s l.ssesa Ss'. !,
i3u $50 srosd~sv 4 n wall -
SODN WAJE5s--5o ticksts for 81, a. eoed a. can be
- teand'n New York, for sale a, 1871 william g by
CEUDE AND REFISED NIcKrL-A sup.
- pyof Crude and Refined Nickel hand. and for sale
" jyaoy LEWIS WIS TsucHTwANeER. c-sul.nd,a
METALLIC BIsMUTH-of bes, qualiIy Cor sale
jy4oy IEwis EgUcHrwANoER. Cortland, 8.
tn. NEW yons H ehssioAE ~ aAsvrAcruRrxs
sieschirg Salts, coppsrss,
Aoos Forts, Nitric Acid,
AID May other articles in the lac oS,beir business.
Orders will be received a. their Bankns house, No. n
"asiy ~ ~ aEos s,I I sf" x ;,Tsss
A PsAsTon5s OIL: o. COMPoUND Es-
aud ting he hair from coming ou, ~ sg a.sa
prepared ANoNo PAsToa HAIR Cutter a. iss sss
Th. nna able oil has the product OF Sheen yesro OF
the ely New york where have
mahs osgauaek advertisements, copying boet;
SSabpsSsd Sy .ues su s % 200 .y q
the acs and gentlemen Of this ceunry 81 this
IN, until they have eLquired of one OF edds Who
hsve used y, OF ITS wonderful quail ties
For sale wholesale and retail, Nv
a. PASTOR, 1855 Greenwch St N York
Price, 50 cents bottle. iy2o.imf
(yERmAN siLyth-in Sheet and whe-An assert
- nent OF all sizes OF Plates lngee sns "e 'or SAFE
IN all quantities, by
jy2o,y LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER.2 cssrlssdts-
THE WALKS AT gOB0KE N-The p.sEc
Informed thai the walks ana grounds Of
this delightful place such nprovca
orecs bsve been planted IN the vieni.
az The G.rrv which a.rd pleasant and shady
lead Ia the eesery along the river Those wishing
IN No RIM the asd turmoil 81 large city.
Ned nv minutes "a, ENJOY the freshness ei the osup
,rv ,ud I'll. " stature in all its ehsrus
autlxfr R~x~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25
SPOKEN.
m K NOR ANDA.

Atlantic, IS days I'm NYosk fr Jamaica. lat 20 lon d.
Maria, fin Portland ir Havana, lat ~ AZ, Ion W.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25

BRITISH STEAM SNIP "RoYAL WILLIAMS.
GIT roNs-CAPT SWANSON, r. NJ, Conn ander.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25

RILLs OF EXCHANGE, on .ry part Q, England
ID Ireland snd scotsnd for ~ Is 10 100, able
nabng the emgrant and other persons % rcn With
safety and desirable for persons going 70 Eprnpe csn
s,.n, for sale nv y o. SYLVESTER,
iyal.T $50 Broadway, a. q Wall Il
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25
NIBL IS GARDEN.

LES soiREEs AMUsANTEs.
Director of the Vaadevlles Mr. John Seton
The Ladder OF Love landing sgreat
be laid aside after this evening in produce
Hes Not AMiss being received Monday With the same
o. approval as last will repeated
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 2s
The Evenings Per ernance win commence with
Mr. Waos decorate ne the yandeva ;rsnsis,ea
By the author OF ,cton and The Barack Roo" al
meat by Mr. B rsiDs ,rS w ed from susanna
usa =, LADDER ~, DE OF LOVE pronounc on lis frs,
yet attempted at this Garden
Marcbioness de Vermont Mrs Cr,ner
mandy peasant ofhc Canton Caen, Miss AIexina Fisher
wash-rwomen, Peasants, Domestlcs, &c
The Che vaher Duva, Mr. Bishop
Francois, gar ener, Mr. John Seton
DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS.
An ntermissios Of half hour for promenade and refresh
mems when The Grand Mni,sry Band w, perform variety
of overtures, Marches, &c.
UNE HEuR = DE BE-, La Az VIE In DUN soLDAT,
The w Mus e HS M watson the Poetry Phillips
Mrs. Prettymann, Ms ntckney
r. derrick Fi,allan. Mr. IT, B,shop
Mr.. Pret,ymann, Mr. John SETON
S Sisasi NJ NJ H Kirkland
Tomorrow, the RAVFLS!
In rehearsal. MY Wife's MothfIn
Also, "Ihe MIXERS Nan"
Mr. John Seton, Director OF the Vaudcvlles
Tickets 50 Genus
To commence al O'clock.
The u and Promenade Broadway Saloon suscep-
tbe Of being enclosed In unavornble weather postpone
ment will take place.
Amusemens every evening In the week except Sundays
when the Garden will be opened for Ice Creams and Fruit
Ices Of every variety and Of the most approved kinds
Admission l7A cents, including ReireslmenL
Omnbusses will run TO and from the City Hoel,t the Gar
deD du, ing the evening
The Gard and Promenades are brilliantly lighted with
thousands OF variegasd lamps asd with superb
collection OF choice plants and shrubs lemon lime
trees To the and Walks has been added this
~ Tansparences, of beautiful design execution.
The 6rouo Fountain has beeu newly decorated and pours
forth It's cooling streams amid the bancy lamp. and
GRANGE of6ow~rs jy25
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25
VAUXHALL GARDEN.

VAUxHALL GARDEN.
II The Manager takes this opportunity return their
which he' received paricu ary the evening
favors.
Manager OF the vaudevilIss Mr. GsteS
WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 2s,
win se presented t2ad te) the eccentric Vaudeville emit,
GUARANTEE E T CINoUANTE, or Forty aud Fifty.
DISTRIBUTION.
Mr LiIIywh,e, Mr. Collins.
Aliamoat Ftzwhe, 1homas,
Mis- Lillywhte, Mr., Taomsn,
f G.s%e'''n'' M..Ik..m,
The evenings entertainments to conclude With the following
sr So .: 81 aBs -
form seyrr san national marches, quick steps. nc
PARra
DAGE DEMaIN,
Orc Age romorro~.
Al the hnish Of the FIRST part the curtain will remain down
Fredr. saron willenhurst, Mr. Taylor
BaruH Pfi, fury, Collins
Molsus, Gates
servisL smith
Lady Brrmbaek, Mrs. Thoman
Sophia, Miss Kerr
In the cosrseo the piece, the follow Ing original music
Trio Bless me- where's the fellow. Frederick Maria and
song, o no. my love, no-Mara.
song' Te, ss y.p Young iin;se, and Maria
Duet when took The Field Molkus and Frederick
Gsrmsn Air. Kind Ladies I'D OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
FINALE From what trHng Conveysy the char
The man,s gers. anxi crafty their numerous pat
rons md pro luce all the novelty within thsr power respect
fully niurm them that have effected engagement
hunted period wi NJ. $. PEARSON, 70 produce Men.
komns splendid
ORATORTO or DAVID.
In ca The aen ion of the uslcsl world 10 this ces
e producoa, The feel the confidence IN rrsomusnd
ing 10 the ffirnds and thu public. The Ora
produced In Europe with the greatest eslat-s
performance T. Boaon PhiIadeipbs he have fully realized
European
sunasy Evening Concerts usual
Admi t,nce rs cents
Doors al oclock-Performanee nenccs al hall
past Q O'Clock.
No posponeme Of the account Of the
weather
Bswery and Broadwsv asges win convey visitors from mp
and lower parts the city during the perio
ivQS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25
N AssFO. D'g UOOMs FOW BJLLIAbDs

pAssFO.D's ROOMS FOw BpLLIAB Ds
ID AND Itse So, 2Is Broadway and "A Ana street en-.
Joins The both streets Tor the of Billiard
Tables hs nails nc he and exercises for health Pur
chasers players invited There Billiard Tabrx
ready for trial. seven ~ one room, with spring. steel India
rubber AMI cloth cushions and eagle ror, wood
the best assortment ever eA-red the public. mysl.s
scrbeI has he honor ~ announce the Issirs
~msn 81 New fsk ssd the Vicinity that Ne ,ends giving
ball regularly the season "wednesday evening"
th srrher) The party ATTENDING will he supplied with
sspper steam b st viii b~ divided Cor OF
srngsrS ani viii turn 10 the city o'clock the flw
ing on NJ Price Of tickets asllsr foil sssd has
be lsngsged.
jy3a' JEREMIAH rorE, Proprietor !
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25

~ NOTICE. The last week bat Of The exhibition cf
the too Ly ne Girafr Case opards, aai OF
animals om the plor ious Of africa. They will pc
vey elise Stature ny, 9Th ofAugust Admission 50
Je2s I'm.
IL BRANCH CIV THE siiADEs-- Ann street, near
William ree-The subscriber, proprietor Of the shades,
respectfully informs his friends and the public geIeraly
that tire encouragement reoe ed since the opening he
Shades, hss induced him take tho abevc house with
view those who reside OF
the city. The house fted rsriy and viii be conduct
ed IN all respects the same A. the shades.
je2y ,. EVANS
DANOkAMA o. JERUSALEM-rAN
OF NiAGAkA-Tte public " respectfully informed that
these magnificent pic for exhibition the
new Parorums Building csrner Of Prince Mercer streets,
Broadway
The PANORAMA Of JERUSALEM /. a solesasd pai.,.
ng, Of the largest Glass; covering surface of ten hsrssrd
feet aned from drawings taken by Mr. Caherweod
w ls34
The PANORAMA OF NIAGARA s al.s a spiepdid pic
and has been nv judges superior
to Of this cesbra,ed srac presented
To the public
Open from Va the morpisg till 10 at night Ambulance Is
cents each Psnsrsua.
Bookso description may be obtained At The door ia
cents each je26 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25

is considered one Of the safest boats IL England.
Her accommodations capacou and wei arranged Tor
The price OF passage fixed at one hundred and
forty dollars for which wines and stores OF all kinds viii be
furnshsd
Letters will the Of % cents tor asirgle Sheet
IN proportion for larger doar per ource
ABM.BELL& co, orto
jy25y JACOB HARVEY. 20 Pine strests