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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

O.. None of the Short Hills prisoners are to |
hang.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

ID Mr. Williams the English Ocuist, nay esnsutsa =
Providence House during the summer monhs fom O'Clock
morping until ONE ~ In the Winsr Poor must
ssal every day exsepI Sundays) for ,r
present, every mornisg, at O'Clock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

NIBLos.-This evening is allotted for the benefit
of Mrs. H. Cramer, Qate Mss Poole, and widow Of
the late H. Cramer Of the Theatre Royal, Drury
Lane,) lady whose versatile and brilliant talents
place her in the front rank her profession, and who
has led the vaudeville business during the present ar
duous season with industry, tact and most decided
success 1t will be perceived by the bills that she
plays several characters in the new vaudeville of A
Day in Paris" Jim Crow Rice (whe sails for Lon.
don sooH) repeats his new farce and Hail. the prince
ofpyrotechnics, gives superb display of Fireworks.
Such entertainment will doubtless fill the Garden
to overlooking.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

~ Thu MilledgevIlle and Savannah banks pro-
raise TO r. me spece payments "a the 6rs, sf 0c,o.
Der.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

TIE FAIa-ln taking our rambles yesterday at
Castle Garden our attention particu arly drawn
to the beau dfal Muffs manufactured by Mr.. J. C.
Mayer of No. TO- Maiden Lane. One is made Of an
American Cross For, consisting of its head, neck,
and shoulders, only thirteen inches long and eight
In width, so ingeniously cut to form three crosses
odt Of one the like Of which has never before been
exhibited in this country. The next is the Fitch
Mu6, which is made from the remainder Of the Fox,
and truly beautiful article is. Then there are the
Russian Blue For Mvf, and the Stone Martin
Mgf, both splendid articles Of manufacture. Also
the latest style Royal Victoria Peerine for 1885, and
1884 beautiful article Thelast of all is the SIDE
rian Squirrel Tai! Boa, of which Mr. Mayer is the
emily manufacturer in this city, As the season is ap.
preaching for the of such articles the pnblic could
not do better than examine those now exhibiting at
the saloon of the Mechanics Far-after that they
will net fail to call at No. 20, Maiden Lane.
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

ConoSEs's IsoUssrs- Yesterday, at Bellevue up.
on the bedy OF Mary Lynn, an irish woman, aged
90 who came to her dean from the effects Of ntem-
persncs. Verdict accordingly.
Also, at lb9 Second street, upon the body Of Anne
Sheridan, an infant, aged months Cause Of death
unknown.
Also, on the body Of an unknown woman, found
near Wards Island, dressed in Long Island farm
clothing. Verdict found drowned.
Also, on the body Of an unknown foreigner Just
landed, who fell in The street at Coenties clip nndiE
stsntly expired. verdict-Deaih by dnHking cold
water.
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

Having just arrived from Saratoga, have resum.
ed my pest and after inquiry find that this week
there has been great number Of marriages. Whs-
ther tits the hot weather that has effect upon the
passions of our gay young men, il is hard to discern.
"Tis summer-gorious summer"
The other morning the gay Mr.. s., who resides
in Bond street. led to the altar the brilliant and beau
uful Hebe, Miss W, of Warren street. They are
weather-fnc hocks-luxury-his honor the Mayor
performing the ceremony-with his fine Irish coun-
tenance he tould them they were man and wife.
1t is reported that the groom's particular chums,
Mnney, and "Ths Hon" are going 10 follow SUIT.
0, this hot weather!
TIE quet-the sedate and laughing Tom C. has
also committed matrimony. The pretty MISS -,
ths daughter of legal gentleman, Is the partner OF
his joys and woes.
The "plan young gentleman is engaged to Miss
-. Happy-happy young man-your luxury 10
nigh.
The two pretty sisters, the Misses W, of Hen
ry street, have captivaed the hearts of the two fro
iicksome youths Mr.. M and Mr.. C-,two others
of the legal professor They intend TO spend the
honey moon up the North River.
The Misses a, Of Monroe street, are still rural
lzng the banks of the Hudson, preparing for the
coming winter balls.
The pretty Miss O. has not returned from Or
ange county. Look oat ye gay charlottesville cold
weather is coming on, and
.Oh, these women."
The Whskerandos' are ookingup turning their
attention to politics
MISS c. has not yet returned from Jamaica.
Felix O--i is to lead to the altar next Sunday eve
ming, the pretty brunette, Miss OC-.
sARIEL"
Morning herald., 1838-08-24
The last case OF Absence Of Mind.
NxwARx, Aug 10th, 1888.

MR. EpfToR-
Sir-I send you the last case Of absent mind which
has fallen under my observation, with the melsncho.
ly result. A young lady, Of exquisite beauty, was
about to present to young gentleman, to whom she
was partial rose; but beng in a state Of absent
tunate wight, being in the same predicament land
she beng in full bloom, and extremely sweet) an.
consciously placed her in his bosom neither Of
them discovering the mistake, until he unfortunately
felt the ranking thevn, when 70 her great surprise
he threw her of. Yours, q. ID. r.
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

ouEsv.-What does Major Hall mean BY talking
with the widow Of the cigar store late at n,ght7 This
is contra bonss nores. MAJOR Hall is we'll Known
Was he not intimate with the Fayards The widow
should keep her weather eye open when Major Hall
talks TO her, A word 10 the wise.
Morning herald., 1838-08-24
lFor the Hsrald1

Iarber, spare that Whisheri
Barber, spare that whiskeri
In mercy, let II grew,
For II will ne'er run brisker,
And ip beauty yen well know.
Barber, spare that whisheri
Ny face II win protect,
Twill ssswev for my sister,
Her eyebrows 20 connect
Barber, spare that ~bisher'
Twill my face adorut
And far worse Ills than kincr.
To have II thus ont tsr~-
Spare that whistler ,bsrteri
Bpsre u do prsy,
Ror 'tis al the giils ere sNes'
In this great whisAer cav.
nov, barber, spare tl,ss whsske~'
gor n Il ysv dcat spare.
Twill never es0w - gmNfs
wnhout The cid Of bear
n.rh~v. spare shss wbisheri
sTn the hrst that I'd the boar
ArN surp yuu'M grsw no frishef,
Usless you grease u more aaanu
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

" We would call the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement in another column Of Urah ydcr,
No. Beekmsn street, where we can cbeerfuy 70
commend all those in want Of good pair o' boots to
call, and our word for il they will be pleased.
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

W What has become Of the money subscribed for
the erection Of monument to washington in this
city1 Where is the Secretary What has become
Of the Treasurerf Where is the money we repeat.
Can any body tcll7
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

~ Eben FMwell, master Of the ship Transit, hes
been held 10 bail in the sum Of $500 on tho charge
OF bringing slaves into the UnIted States.
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

n Mr. Williams the English Oculs, nay BE- esssults< =
Providence House during the summer nonts. on ocIsck
IN he morning uptil ~ In the WlnsF. the Pear
attend as ussa every day Except SuadayU for -
present, every merning, al O'Clock.
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

OurnAeR.-A most Infamous outrage and assault
was committed few evenings since at the Carlton,
by one Thomas b. Glenn the son-in law, we told,
Of Mr.. Barclay, upon one Of our mos, respectable
citizens The officers are out in every direction after
the rufhan.
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

az Norrov.-Thst long shanks, who 40 often frc
ouents No III West B--wsy, had better not hrbe
a W more waichmen to take up tho boys, or he may
fad himself sprawlna.
Lovsn sr FnBs RIoHrs.
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

~ The 4th Company Of National Guards Capt
Roemc, visit Brooklyn tins day by invitation Of Mr..
Kerr. This is one OF the finest companies in the
city and Capt Roome is one Of the best Of officers.
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

PoLrcE-Thursday- desperate contest took place
in public house in Spruce street. between couple
Of pugnaeioss heroes, in the Of which one Of
the belhgercnts had section OF his nose bitten ef
and another lost piece Of his chin in the same man
ner. The nose faster was held TO bail in the sum Of
Sl0Q
George Caldwell, q stout, light haired, we'll dressed
man, was brought in, charged win having stolen the
sum Of forty dollars from fellow lodger at the Pearl
street House, named John M. Carter The money
was taken from under the compliments bed, during
his temporary absence 10 get some water
Edmund Lark, steamboat baggage carrier was
arrested BY Foster on the charge Of robbng the trunk
Of Mr.. William Black Of two coats and a watch.
The complainant stated that he had Just arrived in
the country, aad hired the prisoner for half sove-
reign TO take the hey Of his trunk to sister Of his
at Poughkeepse and that when he got there the pri-
soner iniermcd that lady that he had permission from
Mr.. Black to remunerate himself for his trouble BY
taking any thing he pleased from the trunk, which
she permitted him to do. He is committed fer trial
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

NiBLo's GARDEN -PaoPRIEroR's BENEFrr-A new
Vaudeville on the tight rope, to the ex-
treme summit of the tower-splendid irewsrks-and
Godenski, by the Ravel family. Such is the bill Of
fare calculated please the taste of every body and
certain Of attracting crowded audience. II will be
glorious benefit for our friend, and every body's
friend-and that lie william Niblo- who in private
life is universally esteemed and who as public man.
has equal in tact, enterprise and lberality. He
richly merits all that can be said in has praise, and
more than deserves the immense crowd who will
thfeng the gardens tonight in testimony of their es-
tcem for him a citizen, aad most successful caterer
for public amusement We perceive that the enter
tainment commences TO night at half past seven
O'Clock.
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

" We would call the attention Of the Street In
specior Of the Sixth ward to the immense number OF
dogs, particularly puppies, that are continually snuff
ing the kennels round the corner Of Chambers and
Chatham streets. II he takes his stand in the con-
feconers store, mile from the corner, he will,
in one half an hour an immense number Of those
nuisances which properly come under the dog law.
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

NEWARK, Aug. 2lst, 1888.
To the Editor OF the Herald.
DEAR SIR:-I witnessed In your paper OF the 2Oth
instant, communication from one Rlngo, of New
Haven-who, TO say the least, is certainly deficient
IN gallanry, well grossly ignorant of the fair
subjects OF whom he writes. appeal to the taste Of
any one who witnessed our lovely and far famed
Jersey girls and shall not hesitate 10 say, that they
will bear me out in the assertion that there is
where to be found in sister cities their sHperors
If equals, in either symetry of form, grace of move
ment or sweet expression of countenance. Have you
ever been here Mr.. Edor2 and Witnessed the graces
incident our girlsf Ii you have not in justice to
the fair ones of whom write, do come and glasden
your eyes with sight of the lovely creatures, and I'll
engage you will not sleep soundly for month after
ward. l feel myself called upon Jersey Blue,
well as in justice to fair Ones TO step boldly forth
in the arena Of galantry in their defence, and refute
the ungalant and grossly false assertions of Rlngo-
and slow to the world that Jerseymen have spirit If
their maidens par excellence of your New Ha-
ven correspondent. / have Oft times spent many
agreeable hsurs with the New Haven girls, and am
willing TO admit there some few that are indeed
beautiful-but they cannot compare to some of our
fair ones; for instance the sweet and angelic Misses
C-+t'++'s, daughters of the Rev. Mr. c.. Oh,
could you or Ringo himself gaze for one moment up
on those divine and intellectual beams which radiae
from their lovely features, he would never again WELD
his pen in such ungallant warfare. Besides, here is
the gallant little belle, Miss B+'ssu of Cst*t+n
street, who appeared so conspicuous in your paper
short time since, as the dulcna of Mr. Day her
charms must be witnessed ere they can be appre-
ciated.
Now Mr.. Editor, if not too much engaged, take
trip with me TO Mornstown, and allow me the honor
of introducing you to Miss HtsA.+.-a Rs*@ss*sn,
whose lovely features and commanding fern is the
theme Of every person whose eyes rested upon her
majestic figure or the contour of her sweet courte-
nance; her cousin, Miss A's.ssa w. S.s.e Is ano-
ther specimen of female loveness, and has more
charms combined in her person, than all the yam
kee girls that ever pulled weeds from onion bed.
And last, but not least, Cashier W%~s's daughter
Of w. c. Bank, whose bewtching smile, ever radiant
with unwontcd Beauty-the silver tones of whose
voice and vvacty of manners renders her the adored
Of every one. There are many more of our girls who
have equal pretensons, but of whom shall speak
at this time. Suffice il 10 say could not sit amely
and our fair madens held up to the world as the
unrefned and uninteyesting beings that Ringo would
have them--and now challenge him TO name any Of
the New Haven girls that will not be ecpsed by the
above mentioned divntes.
Mr.. Editer-I now appeal to you in behalf Of the
Jersey girls, who your constant readers and TO
your sense Of justice for the insertion of the above in
your liberal and excellent paper
Rov Of C...s.e street.
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

sTbs skosfA N feel the bloody smart
That ssursf 4 on tut cst-s
Bu', tns e. ~ 4 sttiss the heart
Thy ga cr, nissi ',rs noel Cp ~
New vors, A,gtsti1.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-26

or he has too much experience ever 10 DC
arsan-but as philosopher, as patroI as
N independent thinking, and rejecting belng-an
,nimal that may be called phenomenon In human
fairs The history of the various movements OF
18th parties in every part Of the state from this time
40 to November next, will be faithfully collected re-
corded, compared and commented on in this paper
We shall investigate and analyze the results OF Tie
Il few wears and endeavor place, accurately and
y before our readers the state of the question: each
day, each week, or each month"; as the new events
turn up on the tide of time, like dead mackerel with
their white bellies uppermosl on the tide OF the eter-
nal ocean, 1t will be in fact, such PERIODICAL ph-
oscphca analysis of the political elements, heavng
and throwing in this state as we daily give oil the
financial elements, rushing and raging throughout the
nation.
In aid of this project-p perfectly original in this
counry-we desire Independent men of both parties,
and in every county-sach men as love beautiful truth
with rapture, and adore more beautiful wosan with a
deeper rapture-to forward information in detail Of
the several districts that by compar ng the whole
in this great central point of thought and beauty, we
may be able to reach some probable and accurate OPT
Mon as to the result of the next state election and
the fate of Francis Granger and William /. Marcy
in November, involving it does the fate of Henry
Clay and Martin Van Buren, in 1910.
We are on the eve Of greater movement IN New
York, and deeper excitement in the Union, than any
country has ever seen since the call OF Abraham.
The preliminary contest fer November begins this
day the work. Both parties, We learn, intend to se-
ebrate the recent vietory-both claiming 1t to be
theirs-and both swearing, like moss troopers on a
foray, that they will carry New York next fall, per
fas aut nefas, which being interpreted in the ocofoco
vernacular, means-"agin all natur."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-26
VOL. HI.


u.reafter whenever any country subscription 10 TN
Herald, reaches fortnight Of It's close subscriber
will receive their papers, done up "a yetlo0 'ordppers
This plan 10 adopted in order TO give cur Patrons
rhe counrv notice. either to renew their SUBSCRIPTION
bv fresh remittance to expect 1t to cease at TN
close of the period for which il had been PAID SUB
serbers will therefore understand, after this notice
what is meant by receiving their papers done up IN
yetlo1 UrappiSg paper.
By thus method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice. without putting them 10 the ex
oense of postage and thus shave Amos Kendall, oy
way of requta for his shaving often our suoscrl
bets The fashionable morals of the present day. a
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen CABINET
arc to chea as much as you can, so that tie 10"
does mol reach YOU do not practice on this prncl
ole 10 any extcaL except when have dealings Wild
the Ktchen-and on such occasions u is aoopleo
purely IN self defence--f you don't shave you II ge'
shaved. Every day am receiving letters complain
ino that the Herald has failed when, at the same
time, know full we'll that it is regularly mailed
Why these complaints? Because many OF AMOS
oub treasurers will be looking into the Herald to SCI
the lineaments of their master accurately depicted
They read laugh but forget put the Herald into Its
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them as favor-as
personal avor to me-to try be as honest as they
can know they have precious little OF that artice
but precious little is better than none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-26

November next will determine the ascendancy, either
Of the whig or Of the democratic party in this state,
and this decision in New York will inevitably give the
next presidency in the election Of l8a0 either elo-
auent Henry Clay of Kentucky, or cunning Martin
Van Buren, OF Undertook.
At the recent election in this city, both parties were
nearly equally balanced, the actual dIersAce not be-
inq l60 votes in 40000-a mere triAe in popular
contests The position OF both parties is believed to
DC similar throughout the state-that s to say, neck
..d neck, tail and ta-very like whale, and very
like a whale.
In this condition Things, the Editor and Propne-
cor 81 the NEw YoaK HRaALD, having pity Cor the
Ignorance of man, and love for the beauty Of
woman. will turn some Of his attention to politics
during ,be nex, six months-net as a partisan,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-26

BsTINATE COMPLAiNTs-DR. cHERRYs
BILE asr failure OF copsivs, cub h niectoss kc
sgent For gravel centred of der prusrats
glands ali nfseiions of the ksney these pills
emneniy sucresfu In female weskn~sses green sckstss
suppressop hey fail TO restore
feet health Chery's pills ere the females best friend
For wbos and retail by A. =. ID. SANDS, -
yulton COME william, and II the following d<sg stores
-Corser Dcy broadway; cor wslker and srcsa~syi
.. BNenes ga Rrosgwsy cor. Cross and Fear cerner
Bowery and wsiker cor Grand ssd Bowe~y, Canal
Hudson; Houson ssd Bowery, Bond and Bowe
~; and r. Burnetrs, IS siru Avenue.
Price n per boz
NJ D. Country merchants who desire buy by the dozen
gross will he supplied liberal discount, and the Pub
will be warrsnted them produce the desired erect
m3s-m*
POPULAR MEDICINE THORNE's Cosr
N pound Exirset Copsiss and ssrsspsris, certain,
safe and most eecua remedy for the
OF setufss whites. pains In the back and
lons seminal weakness affections OF The kidnie gravel
butte eruptions, he. nc.
One this preparation enjoys above ell 9TH
portable fcrn PIT in pot the mode w which
be trhen being both ersy and pleasant, VS. tsvlcss
diet spnhnemen from ny bu-
sne Travellers especially would end this medicire highly
useful and ought be unpovded With preparation
possessing the advantages which the presest couhne
madeleine pamphlet explsssory of the
oiers usge without extra charge
tanning full aud SIMPLE direc ions
Prepared by y. Tborne, Chemist London and fov sale
NV NJ. n. GRAHAM.
mauf - Nasssu st. Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-26

}a5 sm mex 4 10 Hoi's Hotel
&. .i
CHRONIC DISEASES turing The year past hs prscse
snv 81 sie most rereetase .ss.errs cas- he reice
who essential bs.rt from bis lrss.men in Bill
Pecoa Having haa much 10 the treatment Of
as".s more su"be and seaeous
mon practice, he c-nfsen that cases which sve re-
ssr,.S by Il.
% conf ane 10 which Ne may he entitled
and b % Req sUpuS
city, Prsons -shine . make enquire.
cafes and numerous be had I oce Ann
street
For about ,wo years my he hh the aeeise
ne sboaaes aead'd wS paipaon Of Ii. h. AZ, difcuy
Of breathing ana sr-a, d.biy Bsrne is, prng sum
osacb and o,Ler symptoms. indie eating gsn~rs dopsssi
sa wa. able 70 be- about 90 hi.
applied Dr. Sears snd by bis uosin NJ have bern -.e
oos sss sy hidden, ,h y
ne o" "'js Isl s5I' ~
More year sso taken .icl ~ah severe cough,
pain about s CT seos Of
The whole surface ofhe body and limbs many =. s.
about s'' 10 a.. ' .iasso :pp.a
able 10 attend to my usual business n.crenzv
s.v. been .csu.nsed wish the case stated siove The
symptoms .gsra,a,ed and s,.n,sg and but ." "Hss
sea. She has been resysd IS stated shove
ssved and know. Nay o.ss 70 p, resevsc gre.
liberty 70 call :, sl Houston street. JAM a LEE
o s;ss. sseson ss.nsd VIII srssh p.ss !. the
sides breast stomach and . ssS oc er sn~s
ed 70 nv roc~ ami bed on'y q this sn~ ,sev-
has ;"s s 90 Fl
have 70 his msdleins wLeh ,sve, l... " re-
. ,.gs me- me rom much suSssog and 's:sras
ns. T ms", s %s sy Ss,. '1s s e.
persons ,uAec, e,ioS. Or any chronic c,.r.ss
wishing 70 msk- inquire. re.peerg Dr. Sears and his
treatment are at hSe AM = ss Il Ne Eighth Avenue
New Yorl. March lss isss.
an Sep.se .r liver s6ss,ios snsnd.d .. or ,.versi
months as aarrhoa ssry ct The s'ossee sns
Sr ceS 1s si Of ss SeS, a" q
Io., g5sse :. m. :ss . ny
,ss ~ ana
..y sns.s 70 ss ;sss ii s
.ey stomach ard 1ns s.'1 he's ,. ns
'e e .I ses ssss s.n r.e.s BE- asssrs
s e. red %sss 'i% ~ s s.s
co. ~ mend poe"r sears ues,.rst ,escnus
Persons ~A's to make 'q''i JcnssSS ss r -:
s AM fS Psercais Tn. ai.s.e h no de.s,, the
OF ef me susen desbs Sn,eh nrqoeny cses
.ynp,o". arr an sensson The
boo. Or p o. ss . ~. ~. w"n ,a
OF the bears eresdisg sh ud~r ises, an. AZ
e%g ss @ :. 3. usSss cS S" y
generally esps ,hcrtn~ss sf oresth snd psp
Tse.s sy, p,o~ are sos esc.sr, s.. Joy,
seS ssss seeS us ss
win peculiar and alarming sens css gro e,sn s 6eser
sesr has rad usssssl s,,ssos 10 ."a b: S.sr
soces, MANY rsss' s s o ssa a xsa receive
the utmost senen and ,hose .n,ry by si,ire psrt
ernr DESCRIPTION 81 der sysp,om have "es .s "'
oreetions forwarded 70 ,nsnn ,,,Sro
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-26

nR. VANDENBURGH,s FEMALE RENO.
~ WAITING PILLS, FROM 0ERMANy-An eHectusl re-
Tor suppression rreguay, and s cases where nature
does not have her reeulsS and proper course.
N. n. Not 10 he taken during pref nspcy. - .
Sold only nv Mrs niRD Midwife and Female rhys
clan, No. Z Division st. New York. -.
Alo celebrated Soothing syrup, tor children teeth
Ing, safe and cG~ctusl remcdy.
x an ercelsn, remedy Cor nipples, prepared snd
spid rs above. Wsm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-26
In the 9th ward Erben had I6f-Foot Ioo-S"'
a25.
In the 9Th ward Dusenberry had 4o-Frost a.
Lsco roco RxrusrA

Those marked with a star are wings and are eecs
cd, and those marked with dagger are locoocos and
elected
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-26

whis 10, mai. Aid. sss $50 jority In Assistants
Lssving age majority In cannon connch between
ss5 and s6s. Of 49,
The above the exact msjsrities. In the annexed
table we give the names Of those who have the malsi
sies together with the total vote in each ward.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-26

THUS. Ans. TUsCANs, TUSCANS-Cheap and
War; snted.-Preuium Tuscan straw and Chenille Hats,
millinery &c-MRS M d. HODGE, fros London grateful
the received from her friends and
the public her sincere thanks and tespecfu socits
continuance insure hich, Ms NJ D. II
offers for splendid Royal Victoria Gpsey Hats and
which acknowledged ny the hest Judges
10 be shape In this cry at the lowest posi-.
bile prices m cash by the dozen or single onr her
n B Mats cleaned altered pressed in superior sylc
chea per than at any other establishment in the city
New York APRIL 1888 a5-lm~