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FEMALE INFLUENCE.
ny MIS-. p. ". nn.L.

1t has been asserted by a great French
writer, that women form the character Of ma
ton. Napoleon said the mother formed the man.
If this be true, the importance oil early female
culture is too obvious to need pointing out to
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17

A MEXICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY.--Jnst
~ published and this day received, for sale by F, TAH-
LOR Catalogue Of Books IN The Library OF the Amer'
can Anfiauarian Society at Worcester, Massachusetts,
tho catalogue itself making large octave volume, closely
printed
Also. Transactions and Collections OF tho American
Antiquarian Society, vol published IN 1870 oct. yoi
and The second volume Of the work. published IN
1896 in octave volume. aPih
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DEMOCRATIC REVIEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ to the Democratic Review, who wish the first vo-
nme bound uniform with the series, will please send
them TO the Office Binders, the OF 10Th and +
for that purpose where stamped covers In Linen
Calf Russia, or Morocco prepared.
The first volume in plain elegant fancy binding can
now be had above.
March 5-3t
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WE HAVE TO-DAY OPENED
wv 10 pieces OF wool dyed black Cloths
5 do invisible g,een
S do do blue
do do brown
30 do plaid Drillngs
10 do super Bombasin
10 do do Summer Cloth
SO do Georgia Nankcen
20 do Irish Linens
Also 20 dozen gentemens old fashioned bandanna hdkfs
20 pieces super flag do
IL do gentlemens linen cambria docol'd borders
Also, 90 dozen gcnemen's super kid Gloves
We will have the above goods made up cheap and in
the best style.
Persons who have not settled their accounts for 1897
will please call without delay and settle them.
april BRADLEY d CATLETT VI
POTATOES FOR SALE-On board sloop China
Capt Post from 500 TO 1000 bushels first rate Mercer
Potatoes which will be sold in quantities TO suit pnr
chasers and on reasonable terms. Apply TO Captain on
board al steamboat wharf. april 3
MISS MARTINEAU'S NEW WORK Retrospect
lSl Of Western Travel, in vols. just received and
for sale by +. TAYLOR,
Or for circulation among the subscribers to the Waver
ly Circulating Library, Immediately east Of Gadsbys
april
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NOTES OF THE BUCKINGHAM LECTURES,
IN embracing Sketches Of the Geography Antiquities,
and present condition Of Egypt and Palestine, is Just
ceiyed and for sale by F. TAYLOR, in volume of
266 pages-price so cts.
March II
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ILLINOIS IN 1897.

A Scotch, descriptive of the situation boundaries
n face of the country prominent districts, praircs
rivers, minerals animals agricultural productions public
lands, plans Of internal Improvement, manufactures ETC.
of the State of Illinois also, suggestions to emigrants
sketches Of the counties, cities and principal towns in
the State together with letter the cultivation OF the
praires by the Hon. H. l.. Ellsw orth to which are
nexcd the Letters from a Rambler in the West 1t also
contains fine map of the State just received and for
sale by +. TAYLOR,
dec l4-tf Immediately east of Gadsby's
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BOARDING SCHOOL. NEW IIAvEN.--Miss AN
ID GELICA GILBERT and Miss MARY f. ED.
WARDS, respectfully inform the public that they con-
tnue their school in the city OF New Haven, assisted by
several ladies', who have also taught number OF years.
and by masters in French and Drawing; which, with
the opportunity those sufficiently advanced, Of attend
ing the Lectures OF Professor Sman and of Professor
Omsed comprchcnds all the usual departments of female
education .
Their house is sufficiently large to accommodate well
about thirty boarderS, small number being generally pre-
ferrcd by parents.
The wear is divided into three terms that Of the
mer commences on the LIST of May; those OF the winter,
the Ist Of October, and the 9TH Of January.
Reference may be given to parents and guardians oil
present and former scholars and the Rev Dr. Croswe
Of this city, or 10 the Rev. DIR. Hawkes. and Alderman
Woodruff, New York.
T1A card Of the expense will be sent, on request, by
mail.
New Haven, CT April ., 1888 april 7-3&law3w
INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT LAW-Remarks
L on Literary Property, by Philip II. Nlckln, in ono
volume, is Just published Price 90 cents.
aprll7 +. IAfLok.
II A ROCHEFOuCAULT-Ro chrfoucault's Maxims
IL and Reflections, complete, in neat pocket volume
Price 81 cents. x
april r. lAlLo
TASSLERS ASTRONOMICAL Popular EXPOSE
Ill lion Of the System Of the Universe BY f. T. liass-
Ter, T. A. L. s, octave volume with an accoma-
nynr atlas Of plaes diagrams and tables Price for the
whole 81 IS. Just received by
Also, Hasslcr's Analytic Trigonometry, Plane and
Spherical. volume, octave. Pflce - l-2 cents
liasslcr's Elements OF the Geometry OF Planes and
Solids, volume, octave, with many engravings Price
81 cents.
IIassIcr's Elements Of Arithmetic, Theoretical and
Practical Price - cents. Together with valuable
collection Of Mathematical Mechanical Engineering,
Architectural and other Scientific Works, which large
additions have lust been made For sale at the lowest
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praires by the Hon H. L. Ellsw orh to which are
nexed the Letters from Rambler in the West. 1t also
sale by +. TAYLOR,
dec l4-tf Immediately east of Gadsby's
VERY CHEAP GOoDS.-We shall open on Mon
day, 9Th inst large supply Of cheap articles in our
line which will be sold unusually low for cash. short
credit
Some very handsome Shacys,
MousseIane dc Lainc, dark colors,
Handkerchief, very cheap, French Chiniz,
Irish Linens. Diapers, Shcetings, Napkins,
Cambrics, Bobinets Hosiery,
Very handsome figured and plain Silks
Cotton Shirtings, together with large supply of other
articles.
Also, handsome supply of Mems Wear, which will be
made in the best manner
All persons indebted on account of 1897, will please
call and settle. - .~
TINE BiyoUAC, or Stories Of the Peninsular War, by
l. the author of Stories OF Waterloo, Wild Sports of
the West, &c.
Charcoal Sketches, or Scenes in the Metropolis, by
Joseph G. Neal with illustrations by y. G. Johnson,
volume.
The Art of Dining with few hints on suppcrs,
volume.
Also, new supply of Ethel Churchill, and I'd series Of
new edition of De la Marines Pilgrimage to tho
Holy Land in vol -..
new supply Of the Divorced, by Lady Bury
jus, received, for sale Ivy F.TAYLOR,
Orfor circulation among the subscribers Of The Waycry
Circulating Library, Immediately east Of Gadsby's.
March 90
| A VISIT TO TIFF RED SULPHUR SPRING OF
~ VIRGINIA, during the summer Of 1897, with OBJ
SeLvaflons on The waters. BY Henry Hunt, NJ. d.
! just received and for sale by
T. TAYLOR,
mar@s Immediately east Of Gadshys Hotel.
pRINT OF osEoLA, THE INDIAN CHIEF-A
full length Portrait Of OScola skctched from Life at
Lake Mnnroe, Florida while he was on parole at that
post IN May, 1897. BY Capt, Nm,on, IT, s A. Just re-
ccived by r. TAYLOR.
mar "a Immediately East Of Gadsl,ys Hotel
HISTORY OF ROME-Translated from the Ger.
4 man Of ieeren and Schlosscr, vol svo is Jus,
published and for sale by F.TAYLOR
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THE TEN MILES SQUARE.-The Picture of
i Washington, or Washington Guide, Of which new
edition. corrected up this time just issued contains
diagrams of the different floors Of the Capitol showing the
various committee rooms, &c. &c map OF the whole
Dsrictof Columbia, and its three cities, (hc first ever
published y full account and description OF the Public
Buildings, their paintings sculpture, architecture, &c.
&c lists of public Offices and names OF public officers
and clerks, their duties, salaries and the method for
strangers pursue ntransactng business with the differ
offices the political history of the District of Column
ha its geography, botany mineraogy and natural hiso-
y the Potomac, Captain John Smith; and the tribe
Of Indians formerly lnha|ng its borders laws OF Mary
land and Virginia cedng the District to the United States
corporation laws OF the city police regulations capture
Of tho city by the British; mode OF securing patents and
copy rights diplomatic staff of foreign resident
here and that of the United States abroad the Patent
Office the Navy Yard; Indian Office, &c. &c. and
great amount of other information combining every thing
of and interest strangers residents One volume
Published by ''~' ''~ ' F. TAYLOR,
MARE Immediately cast Of Gadshy's Hotel.
nIARY, ILLUSTRATION OF THE TINES OF
~ GEORGE TIE FOURTH, inersperscd with OH.
ginal Letters from the ucene Caroline, and from various
other distinguished persons.
Also, Wasnehau, the Gamcscr, Ivy Captain Chamicr,
author OF Ben Brace Life Of a:aor, Nc Just received
Or for circulation tho subscribers 10 the Wavery
Circulating Library Immediately Of Ciadsbys Hotel
March %.
THE TWO BRIDES, or Ethel Churchill, a move. ly
sale BY = = " 49, +. TAYLoR,' W
And for circulation among the subscribers to the Wa
verify Circulating Library,
Also spendidly illustrated copy of Bulvcr's
vel Of the Siege OF Grenada Feb. ~
rINIL ENGINEERS ANDARCHlTECTS' JOUR
~ NAL, the publication of which is just commenced in
London.
Tho first number Of this work is just received and may
be examined at the Bookstore of +. TAYLOR
Who will receive subscriptions for the work. and for.
ward to any part of the t. > Published in large quarto
form, with many engraylnEs ,.
AJcCuLLOCHS COMMERCIAL DICTIONARY,
I'I latest edition, is just received, for sale by
i. TAYLOR
Also l.ondon's Encyclopedia Of Plants,
l'oudon's Encyclopaedia Of Gardening,
l'o'dons encyclopaedia OF Agriculture,
L1iionS Encyclopaedia Of Cottage. Farm, and
siHa Architecture, and many other valuable
English editions.
jan O.
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NEW NOVELTY Thomas Haynes Bayey David
IN Dumps, or The Budget of Bunders, tale by Bay
ley, complete in volume -..
Also, Sketches Of Paris. By an American gentleman !;
in one volume are Just published and this day received
for sale by F. TAYLOR for circulation among the sub
scribers to the Waverly Circulating Library april
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nEMOCRATIC REVIEW No. 5, for April, is re-
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who will forward the work regularly. strongly enveloped,
any part of the United States Individuals wishing to
subscribe, invited to apply the Wavery Circulating
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DICKWICK CLUB-CHEAP-The FIVE volumes OF
L the Pickwck Club, complete in two, well printed
only 81 rs This day received, for sale by
april 5 fLoh'
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II A ROCHEFOuCAULT-Roc MaximS
IL and Reflections, complete, in one neat pocket volume
Price 81 cents.
anriI7 F. TAYLOR.
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DEMOCRATIC REVIEW, No 4, for March, 1895
- Is Just issued from the Press, containing Engrav-
ngs of the Secretary of War and the Postmaster Gene
raj and containing Political and Literary Articles by
Padding, Mrs Elet, Hon. B. +. Butler, Mr. Bucking-
ham, the Eastern Traveller and other distinguished VIII
tcrs f..
This Review gives II large numbers each year. at s.
per annum of the cheapest periodicals in the United
States and be regularly forwarded by mail, strongly
cnveloped, if application be made to
f. TAYLOR,
March II Bookseller.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07
CA0D-wILLI AM GIBSON PLAIN AND DECORA-
~ TIVE HOUSE PAINTER GLAZlER, AND GLASS

STAINER-In rendering his grateful acknowledgement TO
received he commenced business and the decided APP
upon the new styles o. work introduced
by hin, the liberty OF informing Ills aRd the
public that he has after uncessrg -xeron Of four
years increased his facilities and effected such
will enable biz produce all that is ele
connected With his rssion, style regards
the interior OF public private buildings will
ever be his study To ante elegance with utility combined with
the laws oi harmonious clorag. Ii is almost
superb state that general negligence Of those
the cause Of all our error IN rarely DO we
Of coors that not IN some part offensive agaas even the
perceived by the casual without
being able TO remedy the re6ned and correct taste
rious apartments in different styles. according
Their the drawing r,o. with en.es1g gay
rich, and subs antisi colersg Of The dining
dun tint OF paor. To subject, worthy
attention than at bestowed on H. tmore epe
connected with our conortJ W @. will devote his eIsf
zad by due attention The situation and choice Of
furuare arrangement HARMONIOUS and agreeable
the eye
In soncitipg increase OF pa,roasge W. O. wou!d
tina, but experienced workmtn employed
pan department. while the decorative will come from the
departments, under the Immediate superintendent and
signs q hmse an extensive variety e which are nov reads
woods and marbles limitations of Silk and sowed tapestry;
old Eas panel every pecirso
decoration This French marine asa oriental desgvs,
an appropriate STYLE o. decorson fer he cabins Of packers
and that no style OF work better c.cu.
release the mind long voyages NJ in
the pleasure Of lake and river uayelngsianed
ameed. and pointed glass In everv know method.
w. O. having much Of his time the last
in experimenting and perecling this besuiu bot I'LL lately
neglected ART, believes Ne has the
and beautiful variety Of colo burnt upon glass which,
with other aprove will enab him 10 complete work
equal in Lrsncy and durability. ssy specimens II ~elh
and succeeding centuries and that taste tor this beautiful
ay generally dfused desigDs will be far
nished orgaa and selected from the best models of
modern and chosen with particular reference its
Situation ard
should W. g. centiaue recHve that encouragement
II ~il his study merit he pledges himself that
will ke @aning IN his endeavsr
elevate neglected profession to Us just rank
liberal art worthy se announcement OF every ctrea OF
ssts-576i Bo~-ry, Sd door above Fourth street, n Y.
"A soaa ru-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07
MO NEY NJ A Il * 3; II.

Af,. busasss has been today bills England, TO
"a no the Liver pool packet which sails tom The sales
o,srai nj 81 per cent, which fair amount was sold
M, the demand continuing after Change hours and the sup
~ ..,,y limited Oh per cent ob,ained which the clos
f,g rate for today France the rate without change
mi &c the sales for the packet sfthe lG inst
Fran our Londsn correspondents remarks on the crops
I he seen that crebodngs entertained IN the early Part
NJ IN. season are likely TO realized. and the prospect is
therefore that sh, the ensuing become EXPORT
rs Of Al sad four This unusually abundant harvest
~ eoabe rs to do without cnisnce and thus new
agent will be operate exchasge and keep them
favor This channel for the employment Of surplus
,n ay the present. check invem. nts in the
Ar,e,ic. an securities. in that market for sale
D,msic exchange presents the same appearances which
Nav. for days hack Al Charleon Isl
s.ant the banks checking on New York per cent
-, aor ssIe, NJ sight were made at u per cert In all
the southern pars, the markets are In safe oil rsPose
Toe Globe disclams the part Of the Secretary OF the
the aeg aoas concerning the circular, and
han which so mush excitement has bsen created in the fol-
rowing language
We have Inquiry at the proper pscs and nnd that The
of the Treasury issued such circular or regu.
iasn the sahecto I've a nor pss Ne proposed
"a sne any, has not directed ths Comptroller 10
ss asv new o,e The naked truth Ia that the Comptroller
ocio commissioner of the cusom has on h,s own
an ports assessing duties certain srtc
circu ar concern ne them siter tu
ana advice; neither the design effect OF Il
will alter the arin, or 70 maeriAy vary INC
OF il which has generally pre,aied-
sthe stock Exchange have bees large Is
,v ana prices much nrm THAI yesterday In some
,,,o..s small advance effected. although Bank
.,,d per cent Mechanics improved per cent State
r,,k Pater,on Long Island receded The prices Of
other stocks show material change from the rates Of YES
ssrday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07
II q W Ell SHA ID r. q,
No. 81 BOWERY.

" The Subscriber, JAS. FOWLER, Jr, formerly OF
frankfort street. respectfully gives ~tice
above named es,ab shnen and having made
improvements IN the same soc the paros age OF his friends
ana the public generally.
His principal aim viii be keep bis bar liquors
&c usle OF the first quality supply OF which
received and to which he invites public atterioR
He made have supply
home brewed Ale, article The kind which
passed In quality or favor where and when
which will be shortly he u be ready furnish uperior
style Welsh Rarrbir OF the riga, So so a 10 axe Inc
relish rmpetr In beth ways
Harmonic meetings every Wednesday Saturday even
ings. commencing nj o'clock give effect which,
well and talented vocass kindly pro.red regu.
lar a enhance. JAS FOWLER u
SLIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07

On Thursday morning. at O'clock Jacob Alexander, son
OF VIM. n. Bogardus aged year
On Wednesday evening Julia Amanda, dauR hter of VIM.
NJ Piersnn.
Wednesday Jane, youngest daughter of Thomas and
Jane Pringl3
the 4ih instant in the 18th year OF his age
Joseph b., only of Joseph X. Vsrnun.
At Jamaica. l.. l., on Monday morning last Mr. Benjamin
s. Rowland, late merchant in New YcIk aged 50 years.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07

n NAkD.
" THE SUBSCRIBER, in reurring his for
favvr would respectfully inform his and the
public III general that just Frascr
another case OF those superior French Calf Skns that
given much satisfaction for the iat two years
9entemcn leaving their have their Boots
made substance without OF their
Th has bee consideration that has claimed the
ton Of the subscriber for years hs has
assuring the public that his Boots usually
out the second or third sole without breaking
Customers requested TO their orders for their fall
work early As possible particularly those fJr 0Pes Cork
Sole, or water Proef Scots
Strangers visiting the city invited call asd
his mach sdmircd Gestrnens Caters which great
measure sapersescd the Use of Opera Boots
Southern and Western Merchants giving their orders for l
w~rk are requested 10 examine spendid article Of Opera
Dress and Cork Sole Boots Gertenens assrs ard Navy
shoes, making tor the New orleans, Mobile and vcssburg
markets.
AlordeTs thankfully received and purctuay attended s
pzrticu ,srly those for cash. URfAH RYDER,
au2t dior Ne Beekaian At, Cinon Nall.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07
Ssate OF Trade.

tn. news by the south Americas although briasing more
had \, masdsle markets. TIE nts Coz on.
tanned English papers w ~ s w
se price bread rss have upon The mAnuscur
ins districts already no 10 s III so ~ ~,sou,s
r.ct On this sde water, and our wheat crop large
WIZ hsv nee. made in ,me OF the aorrng the
r.h queen win he ready before spring IS ,r.ew VIM
II tbs c sy that he viii be ready by the l., November
which ons mss,h later than was saSsc'e' ''e'
Assss rns receipts Of DO pot. AMI pearls connue very
sSsI,st-aes are made IS lot Of 500 barrels taaen
time soee on speculation held 20 ~. ,h,,
mos, nsp.e ARTICLES steady demand exits Ter con- on
saspoI wsCu, y.ri.Gn IN r.sss asS'e prime so~s
large ,aes Of Bsmee this ssse - aus.
che article Al Charleston the Is, Instant go bags Cubs
The features 81 this marLs, are nearly the
tbo,e coffee both vita sg,rs 70 demand sad .esss s
quote s. GIs ss.a a. ,seoas did exceed sse
sosss which Is unusually snail At IA uuo,e the an,
AZ rc 2! Rso brought the
I1 sale Of 10 binds Mucovadoes ~as detected "a BE-
We tsSe the following from London I, p,p per "a
,g Line and comparing the same agaus, The price Of for.
sigH'asas- Losoos July 2s,h, isss
The aarsa this quotes the average price pet evt Of
Bh Plantation Muscoysa suga, ssca.ys p s9y
oil, Usrs the price last gscea auction ~,
d. Sswn and Nuscov,d, ssgar sold :,
ph ,an,son sugar Refined sugar, Equal in qus,iy 70
$3.50 ,ened has been sold this verk Tree On onsrs stsf.
~ Jnr,inr shipping charges ia I'd Us w. wnich go
VI s,rer only tsan Muscovadc sugar rom which
Ruish Treacle is worb - per cst ~ me torclgn
TIRE s,ns bes sold this week ~ honuon ~ IS
sag an excess OF price paid by the British consumer
i- nep ew Jamaica cnhte sss been scl = spsusn lsm
Joos - Is per Bra, At froa -, 70 VS. hass1 no
49, ~ ,.r aken in al from fa 70 SIS percN' - Vs.
=, the average aualty Of jamaica Gu - worA
I ~ Transsctions this day
\ -. 80 .., COS Coffee 80 bags Lsguirs NY
qObars " Dom ea9i sugar-5o rhds st.ro siio
ls0 = Brazil III 10 NV5ss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07

DAKLOR DUMB SpOVE-The subscribers
ng arrangements with Mr.. John g. Tr.adwel,
prepared to offer for sale his Improved Patent Com
pound Parlor Dumb Stove The combination # this
CONSTRUCTED make two rey
paror stove, and dumb stove. in ora) sdvan.
iage which has attained in any other
made. In style is beautiful, and perfectly uaiqas
Its operation dumb stove, or IN the cosiDsa
ton, in either not TO smoke. The
materials good the workmanship cannot be surpassed
and made that IL may be cleared any with the
greatest without removal The saving OF fuel alone
should be sucie for every be pos
session of OF those The heat stove
basement which usually lost by carrying the pipe
directly chimney sufficient In most
the above when is addition n fire
be made this and the tine all the heat
fr the stave below is nks wise beautiful article for
halls BY placing the Hall Stove the basement and this
main hail. you tkerebv gain greater and unorm
from fuel the paror before 1t above
by the OF this Halls and parlors always free
dust arising from making FIRE in the ordinary coal
which be cleaned or twice each day and
I've dust seteins destroys great quany OF valuable ni
The citizeHs OF New York and Brooklyn respect.
fully nved call the No l52 Fulton five
doors Broadway and examine this Merchants
HARVEY TREADNELL,
81 lm- l52 FaltOH ~ York and 10 Greene Albany.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07
EAsHIONABLE STRAW HAT MANUFAC

Broadway between Reade and Duane Streets beg inform
the Ladies the Public in general that she has opened
the above establ hmen with and elegant Of
fine Tuscan, Leghorp and other fashionable Has and MILNE.
ry articles.
Mrs. 8. particularly requests the attention OF the In
dies style OF Hats manufactured from Tuscan
called the Congress Gpsey hich she is has only
be be admired, and will with general approba
,inn 81 mk
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07
Foreign Markets.

Havana Aug 25-white sugar. ia 23; browns and vel
low, 81 coffee TO ot honey, a rice 0he Abis
cago) " aud prices likely to keep up Elk
change London, IA prem New York. prem. on Charles
lon ne sales
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07

CAaD.-NIBLOS GARDEE.-Mr. Horne astle begs
~ leave respectfully acquAin public New
York that his Benefit last bow this will p,ce
FRIDAY evening September 7th, which occasion
will performed the sih last time the favorite
deve u Uncle Foozeo b. followed NY Olapodrida
In which Mr. Hughes (eader o the Park) will
play Pot Pourri the Violin, AMI Mr. T. Williams
Fantasia the Harp, their first and only app~araaes Miss
do little eomicaly Ballads, ks by Bishop, Archer Mrs
williams and Mrs Horncasiie The whole conclude with
the popular vaudeville af Ny Neghbrrs Wife, first time
here) with the entire strength Of the company.
Tickets so ceni-o be had Of Mr. Heracastle No. ia Canal
street IS 3ts