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The native American., 1838-05-12
Hold out faithful.

To restore tainted Men.-If your meat is
tainted take it out Of the pickle, wash il SO as to-
cleanse it Of the offensive pickle, then wash your
barrel well either with solution OF lime or ashes'
after which repack it, and between every layerof
meat put a layer of charcoal until your barrel be
full; then make a fresh pickle, strong enough TO
bear an egg potato, and hil up your osfrei' AS
,,o,, re,acE your pieces, it wcald be well to rub
e,cb with salt. Let it remain week or ten days
and The taint will lave disappeased and the meat
restored to its original sweetness.-farmer y
/ Gardener
The native American., 1838-05-12

REsuMPTIoN.-We learn that large proper
ton of the Banks in this city, have been paying
out specie for their small bills, several days past:
there is now no lack Of coin in circulation for
common use. One bank iii particular, as we
learn from one of its officers, gave notice early
last week, that specie would be paid at its coun-
ter. On the first day afterwards, two three
hundred dollars worth was cal ed for: the next
day, about four hundred dollars was paid OUT:
the third day, much less amount was drawn, and
yesterday not forty dollars in amount was de=
manded. In the meantime, some hundreds in
specie were deposited. Indeed we presume that
this would be the course, if every bank in the
Ecity should announce that their bills would be
paid in coin.
Things now wear bright aspect, and specie
is now becoming plenty In New York, it is a
drug in the market, and bears no premium.
| Hundreds of thousands are being deposited as
general deposites. The hard money hunnbug is
nearly exploded, and every thing looks like
speedy return to the good old times, when re-
deemable paper money will be the common cur
rency, with sufficiency of coin for the purpo
Ises of small change. Such state of things,
founded on general confidence, is all that is
wanted to bring back general prosperity in. the
community Boston Gazette.
The native American., 1838-05-12

Resumphon.-The following paragraph from
the Journal of Commerce, states facts, of which
New York may be proud:
Land Ho!-Yesterday was proud day for
New York 1t witnessed the restoration of spe-
Gle payments in less than twelve months after oHe
of the most fatal mercantile revulsons which ever
happened. Such recovery from such a wreck
the world never before saw. It is attributable;
under the blessings of Heaven, to the energy the
sound intelligent good sense and moral integrity
of our citizens. The Banks have resumed in the
fullest sense of the term. They have also re-
turned 10 the use of their own notes, which they
now nav ont as formerly. The hearts of our
[ci,;zens were filed with JOY at this wen they
might be-
Hold out faithful.
The native American., 1838-05-12
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

TERMS.-Subscrpton fol one year, $2 90 in advance,
or $3 90 if paid at the end Of three months For SIX
months, 81 so in advance. Advertisements inserted al
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All letters relating the pecuniay interests Of the Pa
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JAMES c. DUNN.
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Those subscribers for year. who do not give notice Of
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until countermanded, and it will accordingly be contin-
ued at the option Of the publisher.
The native American., 1838-05-12

The Ohio Eagle states that one hundred and
hirfu packages Of oheat passed through the Post
Office of that place, a short time since under the
frank Of member of Congress! The packages
were duly marked "Pu6. Doc.! .!"-Dshonorab
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16
DIED,

On SUNDAY 18th ms his late residence No. i4s ash
ington street. William Dor I'm the 49h year OF his
Hts iuReral will take place this afternoon at O'Clock ms
friends ami acquanasce respectfully invited TO attend
Friday evening 18Th instant of consumption, Mr. Daniel
Motion. in the 58b year of his age.
On Saturday morning Ann, wife OF Mr. John Barker and
daughter e Mr.. Joseph Barker.
suddenly on Friday mornng the 18th instant, Emma L.
wife OF George Mereton, aged "A years.
On the i5h Mrs Hannah wife Of g De La Monaigne'n
her 22d year .
On he 10th instant, Cahane J. Tyyrel wife OF Henry
Melgs Jr.
On Thursday 18th instant in the 18th year 81 her age Anna
Augusta only chA Of Adelaide, widow OF the late henry
Johnson, of PiItstown
Al The re- dsnce of DIR Kay Huntington. L., the llh
instant Nm Palmer % son Wan. g. Wood, of this city, in
the 4ih year Of her age. -
Al North Adams Mass the 7th instant, William Edgar
Ingraa son OF sidney ana Margaret ngraham, OF this
city.
Al West Haverford the 7th inst. Ruth Anna wife of
WIN. daughter Of John Griscom, late of this city,
in her 25th year.
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VAPOR BATHS.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED vAP0R
BATHS.


T II. CARROLL returns grateful acknowledgements
y. public and the gentlemen the medical profes
the liberal ronage bestowed his esiaehmen
which has been In successsl operation upwards eleven
the limits Of newspaper advertisement precudcs
the possibility gviSg analytical detail of the medicinal
thoush powerful remedy all the fol-
lowing Diseases cuaneoIs diseases rheumatism govt ineip
tumours deses Of the JOINTS catarrhal COM
pIsnts Group affections OF the liver asthma sudden colds
fever and ague, scarlet fever, &c. &c. &c.
have several occasions visited The Saport Bath Essh-
sbment John street. conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Carr vi,
and have entirely sa fled myself that the Baths admins
'e'eu '"e'' w" ALEX. H. STEVENS. MD.
aan CT erfuy that have found the Baths in John
and comfort Of the patient
shifted. VALENTINE MOTT NJ ID.
been for many years In the habit Of sending patients
AR and Mrs CAROLS vapor Bath In JOHN street and have
quraiy taken them myself Upon all occasioas had
be satisfied with the skill with which they sdmin
rred; aad believe IN this respect Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
wM J. MACNEvEN ID.
have had much experience In Mr. ssd AIRS CAROLS app
eon Of The vap,r Baths to nv patients IL this city, add pre-
fer them 10 every other. II. VANDERBURGH NJ. ID.
GEORGE BUSH, M d.
JAS %. SMITH, M. n.
JNO. NELSON, M. ID.
THOS BOYD, In.
JAS A. WASHINGTON, NJ. D.
w. NJ IRELAND, NJ. ID.
DANL NISSAN VI ID.
The Baths in constant readiness from o'clock In the
mor-ns Till O'Clock night every day, Sunday excepted
they open from I'LL IN the morning. sulphur
Baths all heus Of the day. Portable Baths, with cempe
persons to administer them vixen required sent TO say
part the city Brooklyn ~ five mites netce. No
with any other establishment The shakers Corccn
traed Syrups Of par Lverwo for sale. Bathing
| Tabs and HIP Baths for sale or hire. jy7lmis
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M MTG cEksf sPsITcs one ss % 9, se S!.s
pies Of atmospheric pressure. by LEVITT Dsss No. 80
Broadway entrance first deer In Warren The improve
and disling sfhs method the complete
the essential objects Of the and security
the supplied teeth In the mouth wholly without clasps ig
sures, pngs other similar Persons interest
ed In this Improvement, who unacquained with It's
ture and extent. by q SLIGHT INSPECTION
WHICH Is FREELY OFFERED TO THEM, that the plan
ed in NEW YoRK ann hs ,, xs p'r;cn
and entirely accurate.
His reiereeces OF the HI GHEST ORDER most ample.
The opinion the New York public ON Ill improved sys-
TEN may be in the following respectable papersvae
New fork Mirror 10th July 1856 Courier and Enquirer 6b
Decea,ber, 1885, Evening Star, l7th Jane, 1887.
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THIS EVENING viii be per

PAxN ThEAYr = THIS EVENING win be per
4 formed - = -
WIVES AS THEY WE'RE AND MAIDS AS THEW ARE
Mr. Bronxey, Mr. C0sner-Mss Dorillon Mrs Richnrdson
Lady Priory, Mrs Chippndaie.
After which
Pas SeuI by Master Wells
To conclnde with
LUKE THE LAB0RER-Pbilip; Mr. Conrer-Luke Mr.
ChiPpindale-ClaIi, Richardson.
D19rs 7-rerforRancc be gins at IT, Boxes, 81
Pit 30 cents Gallery, Is cents.
lTHAN LIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE
4 under the direction of Mr.. w. H. BLAkE.-THIS EVE.
MING will be presented
SCHOOL FOR sCANDAL.-Chares Surface, Mr.. Barrett
Sir Petr Teaz'e Mr. Johnson-Lady Teaz Mrs Barrett
Lady Sneerwel, Mrs. Greene
To which will be added the farce of
THE MARRIED RAKE--Mr. Fiighty, Mr. Bsrrett-Mrs
Trictrac, Mrs Barrett
=" Doors open 7Pefomance begin half past 7pre
cisely,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16

NJ kw IONA TATTEkSALLs-T r,vu,.
sales Of Horses Carriages ne continue shs place "A
this well known establishment every Monday " O'clock
The next rrgula, sale will Monday July al
IL O'Clock All horses &c intended for this sale
and entered before Saturday 7h ysy r. NJ untN
Which time the catalogue will in inurr always be kept opea
6entemen however, wishing dispose their horses had
better make early application number en- lbs
register which il open.
For further particulars and terms, appyto
o. j. MOORE, Proprietor,
:, 446 Broadway.
~ D. A few horses be- at livery at
VIZ per month"; and e best paid pro-
ne'd sol laeuon the superior sccommods offered
a. wishing put their horses livery will exanne
- nemstNes myl9-6mr q. j. M.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16

nysENTARY sYNUP.-As eaectusl cure Of
~ aysentary darrsna and how 81 complaints Of children
Mrs Hayes late Of Brooklyn, wow 2ss Bowery dscov
en-, an the above diseases which will have
The desired effect few hours which experience OF
ears confident will he the human family an In
valuable blessing Mrs N. makes this notice puAle from
sense Of duty which she her fellow beings and pro
certificates and refer to 1000 persons New York and
r. oekyn which too to mentiap r ice, per
bottle Mrs also Offers W the pablo her invaluable Eye
water and efectsal Tor and Eyes
Price per bo,e references and seen 81
her resd 2sa Bowery wherethe absve ~ hsd they
may slso be obtained geise l5S Fuoa street Bookyn
NRs HAYS IA Bowsry So
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16
gU,uE PHILoaOPHE STONE At LAST

j DIsCUvEpEDl-Dr POETS Gonorrh1s Ersdiesier Is
universally allowed be the only real specific for e norrbUs
sen weakness and all affections Of the Kidney blade Or and
prostrse glands of and he particular
buy OF %. Sands, Fo,op and williams or syms,
cor and walker and BOND and Bowery; NJ the
New York Chemical Hall, IS sixth avenue.
Price sconsderabe r. those buying to sell sgas
md of would fad the Eradicsor of
will preserve its vrtuesia any climate, and for
snv tsugth oftiue. les I'm
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KNICK ER CALCULATING Ii

Annual Subscription, Nee
Semi annual I" $50
Quarterly, I" LS
Mouthly |" rs
This Library comprises judeeus selection OF more than
1000 volumes and constantly enareng by the addition
every interesting work that ros the press
Besides The ordinary catalogue, braces uverile library
Of moral ssd EMBARRASSING character Ladies ssa gentle
who reside In TIE upper part the CITY will not emily
6ss their Interest md consulted but ents them
selves thanks Of the proprietor by raropiss
the s.hcobooh Warehouse ard Store Nos 22 SD RS
nleeeker street je2S1ns
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MOST EXTRAORDINARILY sUCCEss.-A


Iva though the public In New York has been rally
inundated with certc ad avits and letters proving the
extraordinary and falling success of COHENS EN-
EDUCATION in of Rheuma sprains, umbago, &c
city, and others who read the various monias
published in the Sunday Morning News and other papers
occasionally TO exhibit additional evidences cf the eminent
worth OF this valuable of all medical preparations
necessary hundred testimonials received by
Dr. Cohen since the former could be gvea
but the following If itself explicit aad direct
the purpose thai il fail of satisfying ALL tf any there
now be who doubt the astonishing preperteso this
celebrated Lotion
Brooklyn, May IS 1889
Doctor M b. Cohen- Sir-Convinced that it is duty
owe to he public, well to yourself individually, 10
press my acknowledgements of The great benefits have
ceived from the OF Rheumatic Lnrmen hasten
do 50 at the first opportunity that presents itself Very few
did, a short time since, when ny the advice Of friend,
whom the celebrity If Embr lcaton known
cured bottle and shortly afterwards relieved from my
ortures and restored to perfect health At the time f
nearly two MONTHS four FIVE OF which could
walk without cruiches and in fact lsiag them when be-
to apply the LOTION Thanks TO its good properties and
inventive entirely cared before
bottle (baving part of yet e and have had
OF the malady since cannot hesitate, nader
papa5le strong give Embrocaton the
Recommendation that ana capable Of, the more especially it,
by doing prevail upon of my fellow czens here
or elss where who may be suffering from Rheumatism,
give il a trial.
ROBERT McDERMoTT
Proprietor Of Second Ward Hotel OF York and Pearl
streets. BROOKLYN.
NOTICE.-The genuine Embrocation bears the signature
Of the proprietor, M COHEN ard is sold only New
l2l Fulton and at the Bookstore Of Mr. Thomas j.
Crowsn No 5S7 Broadway. II Is also sold al Mr. MI
Bookstore 81 Fulton e. Brooklyn.
Price 81 per bottle iy S-eod is imA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16

" CONSUMPTION CAN BE STAYEo.-Thry thou.
sand people have eiea in this city alone OF Consup with
The last But this dreadful disease
and consumptve persons enreated nv their love OF life
and health, to try DIR. Taylors BALSAM OF LIVERWORT,
which fer consumption coughs colds liver complaint, span
booo asthma pain in the 'de back breast has equal
mild expectorant and ea cleansing and healing
Beware fcounle res and apply for the genu the
pretors office, at 375 Bowery also sold at Geneva N "
by j. Pronty Go and at Smithfed Flats Che.
", by Slas Re I'D, Jr. jyl4-St&Wlt+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16
MAX RIED.

On the Ith instant by the Rev. Mr. Macay Mr. AAolph j.
Engs, OF Hamburg, Germany. 10 Miss Amanda a. hosb
daughter Of Capt Nils Feriss.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16

der the nrm Of WILSON "a MES, dissolve, "
mstos consent, on the 9th Of july 1883 jyis 1-
RIRDS! BIRDS! DS!-MoeLing Birds in fall
- son for sale Al a Division street. up stairs. jys.iw
NkW YOnk TArTEH sA LLS.-The regular
sales al the above essb shmenl, will take place this
rages wagons, snlkeys Harness, Saddle and Brides
Al IL O'Clock viii Commence regular Of Horses
when catalogue of45 fine Horses will be offered for sale.
IL TO BE RAFFLEb FOR, at $50 Broadway as soon as
sumcient number OF members be obtained, noble
eogs, oSCAk newfoundland and DAMIa Mount ST. Ber.
nsrd by 20 members $5 EACH LAm of the nebest
ef the breed OF the Mount St Bernard dogs Ills frame
concentration Of unusual physical power with trtm ndous
connect Their ssgacy thfuness make them invau-
able companions which need further acsiaon than
Bernard where they kept the monks
from the eternal this mountain would
perish pat Tor the timely ad py THESE
renders them well calculates protect property and
from the assaults OF midnigh punderes well ms 10 watch
over The lives of their masters many OF whom owe their exist
eoce to .hosa friendly companions Of tina human
Oscar the Newfoundland large and beautiful noble ami
NAL and OF the best OF The breed the properties and
qualities Of which well knowa need comment having
already saved the lives Of One tasvsand deas
refused for these dogs the
proprietor would part with them consideration
his leaving the country.
Important intelH senes to Bankers and Merchants
ROBf. HANINGfUN has now tor sale cheap, ami which
positively be disposed Of of whelps of
the Mount ST Bernard dog IAm and Of Oscar the New.
ounaland There Is not banker or gentleman who
mansions or premises that necessarily Notwithstanding
ali precauon he less unprotected but should possess
Hobakeu, Capt S,ockon's New Jersey, - Marsh Esq
Brooklyn. and many other distinguished gentlemen.
Watch Dogs together frs, rate oclfng Birds in full
song. The whole OF which be purchased
forthwith at Hanngons Giant Dog Establishment No. $50
The R4a list now lies open $50 Broadway opposite the
Lyceum.
Early ppication must be made. to ensures chance.
jyl3.lm~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16
IN. FRANCIS, OCCULUs.AQUA, OH
~ SPECIFIC For DISEASES OF TIE HUMAN

~ SPECIFIC FOR DISEASES OF THE HUMAN
EYEs.-In presenting to afflicted Francis celebrated
Occulus Aqua" the proprietor conscenousy by
means Of the suTngs Of his fellow creatures INC
The remedy is anown-has been :ri+dand has succeeded
sion was rapidly Setting in Ii has succeeded in Cases where
the Faculty Of Medicine had declared the sufferer incur.
The oHec. proprietor in thus openly and c.ndidy
knowa al, that may prove balm sfheang 70 the
responding and attic ed
Francis Occulus Aqua adapted all ndamma,ory
stagest adapted all kinds Of affections inability
the eyelidsweaknesses IF sight, ophamas he.
will also remove by audcious those nebuous scay
hose ana nsr1sus dis
eases with whch the organs OF vision are attacked should
The Specific pp, in bottles. with complete directions
for use Advice cheeruy given, free Of Charge pro
Professional hours from to u O'clock A. NJ and from
10 Barclay st. June ~, 1889.
Gates from eentemen whose staeS in life responsibility pie
ty and ackao lodged WORTH sufficient vouchers
them wsuld be alike nsu ing 10 the judgment Of the
and the unbIemished honor ofthe authors
From the Rev. Mr. Potter Pastor of the church a, Bridge.
This is certify that gentleman with whom am &C.
quaned who had been nesr blna for eight after
relieve hinelG length prevailed on to try
boe of Dr. Francis remedy To the astonisbment and
graih cation OF his friends after using IT, though
many years this distressing maady he his eye
sight and speedily did he improve in health till he recovered
Ano,.er case was that Of poor man. Who spending nine
Of the institution, with what they termed an incurabe
cataract eye SO that he was nearly blind trial OF
Dr. Franciss reHedy hree bottles only being
by him. IL, the surprise Of all who
he with that well rs he did. feel
my duty 10 give this iAormatisn for the benefit Of the
public
The Rev. j. Harrison, A Thompson ST. having
bottle Of aboye for Mrs. Harrssns saysto his
tonhaent Il has the dinoes and pain which had
years; she had many diff eye
but they all fai ed. Therefore hope The public will
soon appreciate its value. JOSEPH HARRISON
Mrs. cCahfey. No James widow OF the late DR. Nc.
Caey, having used DR. Francs water, ays"I hap
had desired eject,
from absolute blindness, and hope the public will
know its value"
The rev Mr.. Dunbar says"From the testimony of those
who hav used the eye prepared by DR. j. Francis
have hesitation In Recommending TO the special notice OF
the public" DUNCAN DUNBAR,
Pastor Of McDougai st. Church.
THE IMPROVED ENAMELLED EYES, inserted by
Dr. Isaac Francis be distIns the naiural
perform every me,ion OF that organ without giving
the slightest pain.
Ie Barclay street, New York. ie29 Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16

II INGs AND works. OF ARr.-Tbs public Il respect
roiy informed that large srd comnodious has been
ed NJ al Liberty doors of Broadway for the
exbbon of Paintings and other work Of ART ut private SALE
6ns collection Of ancient and modern paintings &c oubt
ed merit are exhibition TO which the attention Of la
dies visiting the city, and lovers fine gen.
orally is invited The ladies may be assured that nothing
object TO- bn ON The contrary anxious shall
domnste To exhibit such only chase pleasing and In
structivc.
The Exhibition Room will be open all hours from 10 A.
ill =, Pm
Admission free.
Errrsvings private sale In lots to suit purchasers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16

CARD-JAMEs A. Z. HAMOyREUx, No s77
proprietor OF The Putnam Congress Spring Al by
which he viii receive constant supplies OF the water TO be dis
further testimony OF its virtues and Pcrfectons TIC following
The undersign.d have e1amincd with much satisfaction
s1ss q se ss%s.y . a. ss
from 'ouaan and appears ali The pro
perties and flavor OF the Putnam Spring
} gtSsk J ys Msrss. 4 Esq g
NJ rsIEf Fl d bE p ND
5kEAH "; MsG RdDsnhs mp mp
New York, Jure is, 1883.
Dear s-your spp,rau. for distributing the Waters Of
Saratoga which draught fail
public aten-n, and corr spondrst OF public
s.ss n s
fountain hardly have been expected Yet the
precisely such as il would be spring per.
baps the advantage ofbe ng Ic colder The process
in addiags supply Of sarsone se gas sgna 10 The smous.
rresured TO be lost ~ the r,nsr AID transportation ofh
hope that The public win fully ,smunerae you for yonr
trouble and expense In this innocent and healthy
"'1' ). R; MANLmx.
To James BAmour-u.. SIT Broadway.
New York, June Is, 1883.
has now adspted Of conveying the sprngs
viii At all times insure for him ss,.s. ,cssly
je2seodst s71 Broadway.
nOGs-DOGs-DOGs- Y. HAN1NGTON has
- the honor inform the citizens OF the Unes States that
he has ready disposal filters noble
Dogs th 81 BERNARD whose ul qualities
are too well known need much Their sagacty
fzthfuness IN, invaluable companions which
aesatioa than the charitable Offices they
made perform Mount ST Bernard where they
the monks rescue travellers from the eternal
mountain, sad whs would o,herws perish, but
for timely aid afforded by these dogs who fsr and
strength are unrvaed, II this that renders them well
calculated protect property. and on the assaults
wless well watch the lives of
their ,sters many Of whom their existence these
ffe ndly com panions OF the human race.
Alss Newfour dsnd wheps, which
Tor sire beauty cannot be surpassed and who bred
from the celebrated dog Oscar Early application viii insure
q choice selection.
In Mr. Hanne collection win be found several valuable
dogs Italian Greyhounss, Poodrs and Lap dogs
% hand several choice Mscking Birds In full soag,
descriptions, forming altogether
interesting exhibition.
Admusnce IS cen,s-s52 Broadway, opposite the Lyceum.
jel9-imv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16

SuDs wAFHR-so tickets for ~, IS good as can be
jei2u n GREGORY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16

The subscriber begs the public that the msde
has adopted OF conveying the Water from the Spags
JAMES LAMOUREUx,
je28eoa6t J77 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-16

81 risHiH0ExCURsioN.-rh steamer SUN. Capt
James Lane will naks Der ulsr trip IN. Fbipg Bsnss
Tuesday the !!h Inst, leaving New York fror, Fuon
Market Slip A. baH past O'clock foot Of Chamber ST. at
asarer before o. and Old States Prison Wharf n, ocork
~ and return abou6 O'Clock Bait furnished on board
Ass person " attendance with lines No pains will sn,r
which will contribute 10 the accommodation and comfort
oT passengers
Bandr will attend the excursion. Fare One Dollar Meals
extra iyIB1
NJ A GRAND REGATTA will come on al the EIysl.n
Fields, tIoboken Ga Thursday oh last.
First Rrce-s1cock SIX Dared Boats Prize, splendid
Geld Call or whistle.
secosd Races Boats Price, Silver
Cup. =, -. -, -
Prize. silver Cup
g ubs W shIng TO enter the above Races win pie
give ooce the Bar the Eysan Fields previous
4 10
To ,nlven the scene the celebrated Washington Brs
nj he ~. The In frost of the House during the ss
should the weather prove unfsvourssle the Races will
sske place tho first fair dnv.
Hckohep, July ilih, 1883. yWT