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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

The Transactions the Stock Exchange today have been
fair and prices have undergone general improvement
u 5. Bank per Dry Dock Bank per cent;
American Life and II ust Co closed cent higher than
yesterday; Ohio Life Co. par cent; also
Bank of Kentucky, per cent; Mohawk Rail Rsao improved
per cent Harlem, per cent
The anxisusly ex p cted Royal William has reached US
Fer her news refer our readers another column
Wall street has today presented but dull appearance In
business matters The non OF y being direct
the pending election Philadelphia and from the gen.
era received both loreign and POLITICAL we
may expect busy day ioGSrrow.
La omesc variation in has been
effected today.
There are Aumser OF bills circulated in the western part
of this purporng be the Lower Canada Bank
quently, fraudulent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

BOMBAY 10 tbe Sd state that the quantity OF
hand very large, fully equal 70 What was ~ o,
there would hardly 10 arebouse III ", nav
great amount tonnage should arrive there the
prove very larger than have estimated aa end Of
costume the same 70 w
the year. may not be the case On me 1n 6cc
therefore, that American ONLY reach a7n
the coming sc asoa, which would sdmt OF an export
orc bales there could be scarcely any dmnuo ao ooa
1882 as France and Europe will take dreo, 49, ;, III,
bslss uhe Great Britain for consuRpucn "d osn oea
probably enly require much in this yea, apa ia H.
ihe ony hope, therefore, is IN ooP ~ e
Uned States, complete stop TO lmpoI,s from S G
Present prices are by the large PoPotuoho VI e
s,ocx n, being hasds and those not dsp
ed 10 realise uness preses prices the consequence Is
Luyers will only take what they require from usy arr
no scarcity there no haucemenl ~ W o
ohcrwie fthe large holders we're Inv 20 az hat
pPedpsnon snee ulators would probably come forward.
Cotoo-Georgia, Carolina and Tennessee stto7t
louisiana osWoa
IRON Piivae Circular 49,
LlyERpooL. sept 10 b, 1888.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

AYHE.-THIs EVENING viii be

DARK ruEAYHE.-THIs EVENING will be
performed.
THE HUNcHB iCK-Medus, Mr. Abbou-Mas,er Waiter
DIR X Scott-Lord Tinsei, Mr. Rchings-Fahsm hr Pla.
eide-Juia Mics Tree.
Pas de Dsux by Miss and Master Wells
THE WE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tickle, Mr. Abbogt-ya-
rela, Mrs Richardson.
After which,
fayorite Overture b, the whole orchestra
THE ADOPTED CHILD-Aichae, Mr. J Scott Clara,
MRS Chippindale.
~Dooriopen quarter from 7-performaHees commence
Bnr-i $,-Ph 50 CO sts-Gsllery rs cents.
NATIONAL ria GaTKE--La,e Italian Opera
House.-Mr WALLACK Lessee Corner OF Leonard and
Church streets ten doersrom Broadway THIS EVENING
will be performed
THIS CHILD OF THE wRECK-Maurice uhe dumb boy
Mile. Gel, se Franz Mr.. w. H. Wilams-Mr n artman Mr.
Matthews sophie, Miss Ayres
After which.
Mao'lle Celeste will dance La Nsrmande.
THE CAChUCHA DANCE-By Mademoisele Celeste.
To conclude with
Achmet Bey Mr. Malthews-vicoire, Henry, ana Hamt /,
Mad Celeste.
Doors open 6i-Performsnce begins at IT. Boxes 81,
Pit. 30 cents. Gallery, % cents
The Free List suspended with the exception Of the Press
EWA LIN THEATR Ic, CHATHAM SQUAR +
d under the direction OF Mr.. w. r. BLAKE.-THIS EVE
MING. will be presented.
POPPING THE oUEsTloN-Mr Primrose, Mr. W Jones
Miss Biais, Mrs Jones
LIZ SAVOY RD-C Doughty, Mr. CharIes-wiH wlks
Mr. Y Pscide Fanry Botos, Asavoyard Boy, Tall Gren.
adler and Mrs PoDps, Mrs Gibbs.
To conclude with
OLYMPIC pEvILs-P,uto Mr T PIacide-Proserpine, Mrs
Hambu-0rpheus, Mrs Gbbs-Eurydice, Mrs Blake
Apollo Mrs fhnrae.
Doors open at T. performance hacpast \
O'Clock. SLIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11
The following is copy of the log book Of the

lHC I0HOWlHS 10 q Copy VI VIC ivS ooon " "c
Royal William
sailed, goth sept Left pilot 5 50. Wind Nw-agans,,
Oh som Passed skerries at midnight sou hama IA
distance, is miles Moor. Tu.ksr. Yves, "A miles.
2zI-wind w 70 wsw. sw agsia,,, 2ah Lat 81 y NJ 9
O'Clock, fresh breeuewlth rain. Midnight blowing hard with
2I-wind wsw-aeans,, 9Th Lat so 81 N, long. ~ o.
distasce il2 Blowing hard with heavy heassea through
a4t-W,aa against 24h. Lat 40 4a N, loag. I5lew
-dsnee $50 niles Remarks same as NE day oeiore "a
long 10 5a aistanee ie7 miles. A. more wind 6, IN,
hwiass calm and wes, to NNw-fo lan-,gsn sh
calm tb Lat HSN long y o-ds'nSs' ias ml,e so1
AFT sas-wiad moderate and haEy. Noon wind ahesa-iook
a1h Wind wNw, bys and INV for III against, i7h
Lat ST. las miles, srSng sre se.d , sh
topsa yard sal mast s. wind 7eeed-set tore and
az ss sa. Sss Ws% and wNw-or aagan sh
CALM sn. Lat As 49, long - IA. miles MO;
from wsIp ali sai-madag sic say head
sea- down msss and yards and j'o boon-srong gale
assh-wnd wEw variable and NV by wesnagss't 2.
gales. With heavy :: ad swell s-oughoui Noea calm.
shwi-d calm, sw calm sw by Soa,h-ior, Sa-sssiast
sail 5. A NJ, all sail g. A. NJ made sail Noon' mode
Is, os..IWsd ssw wsw ADD var.ble-fsr las-ssains,,
I2n Lat. a ic long So Substance $50 miles Mod.r ate and
mvg nsS %s a " and do and
reefea tore and a sails Noan sowing h,rd-heavy cross
-wnd ,.rasI. from wsw 70 NwI.g.iS' :s LAT
s S"s cross ss with RAIN si times aud
nain sail l. A. NJ, in ib ana main SAIL s. wind shifted to
NV. Strong bretzes ~ -, -,
sa-wind NV by by wess, variable, Nw-ngainsi 24b;-
Lat a g. Iong. AZ assistance, $50 miles strong gales
with heavy and heavy squalls foen fresh breezes ana
sssdy - -. :, .--.,., v.
4256 long a. esosance 18smes Fresh breezes and nae
weather. g. A. M, SET foresa andje NSon setsqaarefoe
sail add top sail - -, -,
5th-wina sSw and NV by west-for, i3h-agansi, lib.
Ir az n, long So 2s-dasce 1872 miles la NJ, wind shift
ed u dcny-shor rea sahgh, confued cosssea SirorE
brer,gs Nson moderate ard fine with showers
6,h-wind NV, Sw aad INV for sh-agains, ,6h Lat.
Ass ong IS o9-disauce Ill. Fresh breezes and fine j.
A NJ SCI foresa Daylight, set fore and all sails Noonhne
a.,
calm ilh Lat ~ co. long. 60 S5-dis,snce, 2e2 Light
breszes 49, In all sails g. made all SAIL ssethpsa aud
fore sail. Midsirht, fac weather. -
sth-Wind SSw. cila and Norh-for, 22h-cam 2 Lat
Al IA loo, as 90 distance 265 Light breeIes and fac
csmuaae all sail s. set topsal asd foresail Noobserva
ton. ..
eh-wsdN NE, North, and NNw-for 24h La. 20 ~ long.
10 2astsnce $50 miles Fresh breezes with wind
dsra,e and harry NJ In topsai Noon, cain in AZ "a t.
ioh-wnd ESE-for, ish-rslu, 6h--distsnce us miles
q A. NJ made Long island Q, A. NJ took pilot on board
Noos, passed Sandy Hook Bar.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11
SpOK EN-.

Washington, I'm 6ottenburg fr NYsrk lat so So Ion
American ship Concord, Sept 81 off Waterford, from New
Orleans, out az days.
Roman Sept 23 lat so NJ long II 20 w exd signals from
Fsw York. with Am ship company, standing TO the
ward.
Revaasee, (Fr Oct 8, lat. 424S N, long Aa W.
Passed Am skip standing 10 tse OFT lat AZ Sc
long a. IA Widowed our No-answered by En-
sgn Gag OF white with supposed red centre at III
Peak.
Passed Am ship, Standing eastward Oct lat 4e % N,
long. 53s A. -showea oar number but could not make
hers out
Passed large brig ost A. NJ standing TO the aorh
awind IN. W. 1884, A. NJ showed No To skip stand.
ing the eestwsrd-coud not make her nber out. Lat
4i5i, ~ long SIS IS w.
Frspcssa Sept g. lat a IS long 81 40 from Liverpool, for
Boston, out % days.
Salons New Bedford fr Apalachicon Block saad
inr by E-Sept Ii.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

THIS nmtap OIL has b. the product OF fifteen years III
in the city New YORK. where been prac
Using the hair cutting business that period knew
asy persos has used hsse hair has
by ihs Comround End public NAV r. ly on M
that A. PASTORS COMPOUND OIL j. The wholesoues
to grey ssch nsursler 20 the hair that BY " wi
TO It's aaura eolor ao hair from becou,.
ing shaded aud har already shaded whieh great dis.
hgut to yousg ad and IL used for short time ii viii
natural eeor the scurf hes the he
and hair cleani prsmotss eyebrows and wbskers
PASTOR, 1866 Greenwich ST., New YORK.
Price So hottie. otIIu,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11
MAtsRuEU,

On "Wednesday 10th inst by the Rev. Andrew ssrk, Rober
Anderson merchant formerly OF WILLIAMSON o. c. 10 Miss
MARY. daughter of DR. James Cameron, OF this city,
On wsaneaay evening, 10Th Instant by the Rev Dr. Miner
Mr. John Hall Miss Anna Humber daughter OF Dr. Jonas
Iiurbert Of this city.
on Tuesds, 9th instant by the Rev. DR. Bayard. Mr.
goodnow TO- Miss Ma A., daughter Of the late William b.
Eagiss, VI Newark, NJ.
On Tae,iay 9th isst Ez,b-,h Elliot daughter OF W- w.
Coles In the 4h year oi her age. -.
I'm r,esday OH inst samuel g. ~ James and Margs
20, a, tis,sls ag.u years " months and s. avs
o. the h Instant Jsae wife OF Ehh Price ~ the SOD year
Of her sge
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11
81 The steam ship Liverpool left Liverpool yes
terday. She will be hers in two weeks.

Beacon CouRsE-The extraordinary trot between
Dutchman and Ratler that came OIL on the 9th, we
understand is to be again renewed on Saturday next
over the same course. Two horses msre equally
matched or Of more surprizng speed have never
made their appearance on any turf In the match
the first heat was won by Raler. after very cese
contest, in 7.5it time for three miles unknown IN
trotting; the second heat was won by Dutchman IN
7.49 the third was dead heat, and the fourth was
won by buchanan. All who saw this contest were
forcibly reminded of the race last sprlag between
Boston and Duane on the same coarse. Thousands
have expressed the wish TO this contest repeated
and the two horses, Ratler and Dutchman will be en-
tered for the purse OF $500 tbeng the same as was
the match on Saturday next. In addition there will
be several entries to purse Of two mile heats in har
ness, for the same day. The meeting of Dutchman
and Ratler excited much interest in our city and
neiohborhood as did Bascom and Pos boys race.
NJ Mr.. Harrington will exhibit at the fair Of the
American institute, magnificent stained glass lamp,
manufactured for Mr.. G. H. Delavan, besides sove-
raj illustrations Of classical history.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11
STATE of fade.

After long and stormy passage, the ROYAL William has
ae ain reached shores The viii her arrival has
furnished will be found in all its details under another
head Her arrival late hour produce much
effect the markets today
OF ur rather more firm today,
which fact limited The arrivals Of
ern have fair We quote today Sc rs for
Ohio IS S73 for Troy; Howard street IS 5oth latter
rnna In OF arrivals effected;
in all about 30 bushels at made public Sales Of
WHEAT making Buffalo, where The receipts large
yLS5 Nsrhe n rye has been sold 1903 cts.
price tor both pots and pearls costumes to be
frmy maintained, and sales 10 fair extent making OF
both descriptions
of this article made today at former
The demand, chef, tos consun. on is aiae stock
OF ali kinds small
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11
IRON a Private Circularl
IIyFEpnaI - mt. g Ii. 1883.
Cotton.

$4,000 bales
Market h,-prces without change-bus difficult TO obtain
last weeks rates.
Flour and Whea-The ateness of harvest, and the
whca heing further by Their the
have point which admits foreign corn at duty
Of per that 900 90 OF quarters VIII
be this of duty now considered ho%ev-
have dec shall have the dutv again u
20s 81 per quarter VIII her toward the me of next
wear we shall requ further supply OF foreign wheat de
the harvest in aorthrrn counties aad
that although prices will continue comparative high we
shall net rtqore much from abroad but the prices on the
Connes will be kept too high TO adait the usurl ship
.n the Brazil and other colonial markets. which
must for months draw their supplies chi. fly
(rsm the United Dsntzic dour S2s 33 barrel
Wheat rea, Sos. TO 63s.-duty, Is.
Tea-The diff Guilty Of regulating the sales 50 to prevent
the putting quarterly sale, double The quantity
nhouah The stock reduced little han years
suplion large for holders and we look rather Tor
lower higher prices la all but the superior qualities
Congou Is Id 2 3D.; Souchong Is d. 10 3s Hyson q
S,ock-BIack, 40.soo,coo lbs.
Green, $500, 900 lbs
Tobacco The being much reduced and the advices
frou States in To crops prices
have within weeks, The quotations. with
demand Our impression Is, that prices WIN go
too high 10 last
Md. brewn.e fine vel TO 3d. Stock. s771v TX.
Va ordinary. Sd o02 Nd
Coed 10 fine, 81 to7d
American Socks-The demand In the early part of the year
wa, coed owing 10 the great abundance OF noney The
creations weby states as by various
n short persd appear alarmed atsand is
now Ike best securities unless at very 10y
rates. prospect of Improvement until The pub.
lie sic MS Of a diminished supply, .
RunT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11
THn. s.. Un OF BOUK-KEEPING.

IT be apparent all that there IS no hrciual way
o. teaching practical knowledge Of Book Keeping but by
CO. Quoting the pupil through variety Of business lrsnac
tohs y hi, making of each occurs and beco
ming familiar with the books from actual II must
not ne magned hat buying and selling mrrchn' ze are all
the transaction that place in business The OF m
rucon winch presents to the pupil more than hundred d
erent business rsacoas each which becomes the subject
OF remark conversation and study decidedly course OF
practice which must goad knowledge OF keep
ng Rooms open day aud evening. Prospectus with terms
&c % be had al the Rooms the advertisers works may
be purchased
C c. MARsH's WORKS
= The SceRce Of Double Enry Book Kep ping Simphed
a standard work in lis eighth edition zoo pages octave
Sl.5
Ike Art Of Single Esry Book kecyng improved by
Introduction OF the Proof Balance $50 pages
cents.
a Lecture the Study OF Book Keeping with Eaance
Sheet " 40 pages l2no price 10 cents per single copy.
500 LINE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

NEW YUA n 'rATT - A. sA LLs, ~ Broadway,
The regulsT sales OF Thorough Bted Horses by the
Proprietor Of this well known sstabhsbssp II axe place
athe Uni0R Course the four mile at 10
o'clock ia the mornGg when viii Ae offered number Ct
Breed Mares, Stations Colts and fes Of the choicest sad
most fashionable str airs OF Flood.
This stock will he sold long credit for COED paper and
offers opportunity breeders trainers Of good stock
seldom WITH The sale will be- composed OF such
different strains of blood and is the stock OF ntemen who
have been breeding horses and wish 10
crosses. O. w MILLER, Proprietor,
Oll.tods % j. w. WATSON 44bB roadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

men by iron bukheads which plaa has givenuch
security ana confidence to the public
The L,vprp,sp Is splendid steamship purchased by
the Contrary Sir JOHN obn 1859 burthen and go
horse ter cabin accommodations will be Of the most
finished Description She leaves Liverpool the Goth Oct
rad New the 18th Nov Fare Liverpool, hun
arsd dsars. for which wiz and all fur
nlsled
No second esbia passengers taken.
Anexperiencsd sHrg will accompany each vessel.
received board will b. charged 25 sin
gle sheet large i~usrs proportion beg will be appro
prsied 10 leers for the consent ELrope and they
he deposited therein paynestn addition ships
above If gular Englsh Liverpool
the ~ departure from England 10 the which
port should be designated on the letters.
Ftly tons (aeassremea ofHght goods will be per
Roy William OF the Of pounds sterling per eight
II offered mely For passage or freight spply to
ABM. BELL CO.
JACOB HARVEY,
sseif 2ssrin. street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11
THE ANTf.AnGULAK shsTEM OF
WRs I'm e

SPLENDID PEsMAssHIP ACQUIRED IN i2 LEssoSs!
MIR BRisTOw, Of LONDON respectfully announces 10 the
WI Gentlemen Of New York that he has renrsed
has RE.OPENED his wiring Glasses for Pupils OF ALL
AGES aud avery capacity day and evening" at bis old es
lablished
ACADEMY, No. IT'S BROADWAY, near Cour,land ST.
Where he Is NOW ready To mpart 10 the Ladies', the
Merchant the Youth Clerk the Attorney the Accountant
STYLE writing bold and OF hind rapid In the execution and
highly 6cent mercantile pursuits, the Counting House.
&c, kc,
NJ matter how INDIFFERENT ELIGIBLE, DEFOR
MED CRAnpED the Pupils Writing may be- =,
The Ladies III o'clock and taught neat, deli
ca and cash enable style Of wiring. .
Nj rchants AID Strangers visiting New York can complete
a in Cor days. :.
ri steel and eomroa pen 10 used at M; Brsow's
Academy.
Additional given (asove the twrVe) free fer.
charge il founn necessary by Mr. b. In ordeF 70 give Iu
satisfaction TO every pupil siz-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11
MEMORANDA.

Brig Patriot, Hawey I'm Deep Greek NYork destroy
by Saturday lst instant while Nng anchor in tn
river abreas OF Lamberts Point She owned by Capt
George Y. Bigelow, and was insured In Boston.
The anel 81 Smith, Wilviing ton NC, for NYork,
into Philadelphia in distress last evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

GOLD AND SILVER INK-wauanted genuiae
NJ for vsirE Cards. Notes, 0rnsmerts writing. PrLting
NC This beautiful and article with
Quill pen asd when dry, has the appearance foe gold
and silver.
Manufactured and sold Wholesale and retail by EDWARD
" KENT, sstossr, No 8, WALL Of New street, New
Yok. clio Imss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

1T FAIR or THE AMERICAN INsrIrUrE-The
celt bratou Of the lh Of American genius
industry, W visitors the 18th OF October In the
New Iors Articles int ndeo for etion
delivered at Nbss Sarden the l2h 18Th OF October in
start
The naces OF extensive contributions have the
nagers provide ample accommodations than al
former Fair
Aer cuurts manufacturers and artists in all parts Of the
Und States invited to bring their choicest produc
lions.
power will be provided tn prope machinery
much larger tcalc than great number OF sRircly
machses comir g-smorg these several no
tary Steam Engines
The managers confident there will be display OF the
perfection In the esting
the public have witnessed. The display OF cattle sheep
hogs the pure beed should a1aken the ihro
the state aud country.
specimensrom dairy invited Go-d milk Is
pure water ctyhe ofputtnc up and bring
ing good order, and clean will be exhibited.
The ARaual Address will be delivered by Goversor Davis
OF Nassas the evening of the sih Of Ostobcr
TIE friends ipdHry aud the arts ally hop
wilt from all parts OF country, jJin the celebration
nil
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11
NATIONAL THEATRE.

~ CELEsrE'S BENEFIT and last appearance ill De.
The asi the avori,a dram q ST MARYs EVE Mad.
s.e "a speaking eharIcse. by Celeste After which
With FRS Hrs s-ss ys'rs The grand Drama
oIl2t
~ F.. sCHAFFERs next Assembly will be on FRIDAY
evening, I2h inst at The ITALIAN Hail. 400 Grand
Tickets TO lie had Ct F. g. schafer. 10 Fulton ST. A. ~
Broadway; the Hall.
n B-No genleman viii be allowed ia boots or
frock coat. oll.2t.
q AGRAND RE sATTA will take place The Ely sian
Fields, nobokes. on Monday. The 5'h inst.
Second Race cared BOATS O'Clock.
Beats wishing enter viii give notice TO the Bar Keeper
the prizes oil Il.
IT BOAT CLUB BALL-The Novelty Boat Class As.
Wednss-a y evening October II Mr. Doaworhs celebrated
C0n n.r' and wv bring forward @aay ne
hi TS n.e R !5is 70 WIZ knFe Se e..y
the managrm, Mt Of Committee from the Club.
Teas ST. GaS 70 in Club
Atnis 70 B,oadway-TorsS Ueser's under the american
Byh.m's. Bower-Co' cert Hal-or OF any ofthe Club.
q siGNOR DE seems has The hoeor 70 acquaiaI the
HOTEL, on THURSDAY EVENING oc,ober H. ig s5a an
% sor S
Casolani by permission OF j. wsllack ESQ., sgnor Gam
bati signor Etenns, and sienor De Begins.
Grand Introductisn-Piana Forte-Mr. Etienne, Eerty
Song-Mr G. =. Horn, first time) she worca
Wreath Of Roses, knight
gent-which has been received with such
universal delight throughout all Europe, De Begins
Grand ARA All So extnto-Mad Aaroncell-
fren 0orna Csritea, ercadante
Duetto- { IN pgzerz soprartamo-Mr.s gd Mrs.
Horn, aud signor De Begais-il Fanslico
per 4 mnsica, Mayer
Solo Signor Gambai-valve Trumpet-LaSon-
nambula, Bellini
Ana-Amor perche mi prziche-Sgnor De Beg
MS! snrco In Italia Rossini
TerIetO-tO ss MarORceli.
MRS. Horn, and Signor De Begnis-Le Can.
sairici V,lane, Foravaati
Arecess q fifteen minutes will occur between the first and
second parts.
| Terzefto-Ah qual copo-Mr. ana Mrs Horn and
Signor De Besnis-Il Bsrhirre, EossiRi
Grr.rsn Ralad- Einssm bin ch NIGHT alene-
fronthe spera Lo Precoza-signora Mar
oncelli Weber
Grand Duelto Bufo-Mentre francesca, faceva
IL brodo Coccia-Sgnor De Begsis aRd SIP
nor Caso!ani-fr.t time In this country, CocciG
BallnG-Nset In the Willow Glen-Mrs Horn, A. Lee
Dueuo-fhe Guard National Of Paris. on the three
days ~ the last Revo utisn- FIRST time
New York-Madsme Maroncei and Signer
De Begss, Gssussi
Aria OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fab, Bellni
G RAID Dueuo-from II PurilarI-f first time In this
eouatry-n Rival salvsr III dei-suoni la
Tromka e intre pido-Sgnor De Begins aEd
Sgnor Casolanl-rrumpet Oblgaio Siepor
Ganbati, BeiDl
Favorite Ter1pttino-as arranged Tor Signor De
segls-Nadasi visa oil qua-Mr. and Mrs
Horn, and signor De Begss, Martini
; Tickets 81 TO be had At e principal Music Stores, and
the City Hotel
Doors open at 7-Psrformaacc commence O'Clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11
DNNCING AND wALTZinG

" f. g. SCHAFFER would inform his friends that his
Academy Tor the The Pablo Assemblies
Shakespeare Hall will be every Monday school day and
evening" ednesay Saturday. he Public Assemblies
ITALIAN Hall, 400 strand st. al OF Broaa way, every
Friday. Set DOL days, Tuesday and Thursday.
$40 gentleman will be allowed TO dance in bootso
frock coat. 90 eed2n1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

In CUaNC H.-Before Wee Chsaceier Joseph
Il Penhe James ~ Nessn-iio,i. " Morrison, ssli
sor ~ ct drcreta order heretofore mate in
ths ncc ishereUy that the creditors OF Peter
Cornell John g. Geunsy, appear before Ocs,
NJ. 8 Ann the secoad Of November at
ocIock NJ contribute To the costs and OF this
suit asd prove the said Corne aud G,dncy
ON day; In default thereof they will be excluded from
any Der ut OF the decree made hersis
PHlLD a. RUGGLES, Muster in ChaRcery.
r,ted New York Octrter 10. 1855. oIt.taw9w