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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

90 THE CHEAPEST -ED
AND
MOST FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT,
Having extensive and splendid stock Of Cloths CASH
vestngs Goods in this city which will be
made up elegant style at the shortest notice, al the
following prices, cash on delivery, al the well known
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF
JAMES y TAYLOR,
SO Maiden Lane and IA Liberty st
PRICES.
Coa.s sA to IL
Centlemens Summer Coats. from "
color. 81 soto 80 so
Vests OF silks. ,atins. velyets, csssimerss,Na
settles, valeunss o Thibet Cloth, " 2ote -
The public will p observe the above prices are 70 per
cen, h.o~ the ordinary prices OF Merchant Taors 2sy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS HOTEL.
NEW ENGLAND HOUsE.

NJ The subscriber has taken the House No Koose-
and Chatham which he has htted up and
furnished neaness and convenience The fur
and snure entirely and the bar and ardsr wen
fzrnished
To clubs and parties. limited n.mbr Of boarders and
to travellers the New Eng House offers accommodations
which the advertiser trusts wall him share Of the pub
lie patronage. N hoonh0t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

street, Sd Pier south Of Canal street, North River
my30.3m
CO. sYLyEsTERs NEW REPoRTERAND COuN
TFFEIT DETECTORis ncst 10 the Herald, the very best
.nd u..f now exan the of buness,
an excellent advertising medium and the charges are res
,rvp = 90 ,rs p.o.au,v jel7.
S.n-n REWARD -sTOLEN.-rhe premise, Of the
OZDU subscribers forebly entered between Sanr-
sy night and Monday morning July ard goods q The value
% ~ 500 stolen--consistingo Of -, -,
$50 par Gold specaces varou, kinds-2s pair Slide soia
sp.e,scle.-2 Gold Lever Watches name, Marshall Regent
a. London-sma silver skeleton Lever Watch Duncss Len
ars silver Watrbe,-2i pair Gold Hand sPectscies-co
Gold Eve Gssses-3 dozen Gilt Eye Glasses hant
ing Pocket Compasse,-4 dozen SILVER spes'ao
inch Ct Pocket Compasses ensmsl da nAns' lse SOU
a. diaI-pearl Double Opera Glasses
Tn, above rev will be pad o the detection the thieves
I cox.,y m The propery proportion Tor any part
thereof bEN1h''' ,ss pos,
what. 80 'oo peosawg.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

SSS@ PASSAGE FROM BELFAST. (d,ret he
kFtN siden,s DESTROYS of sending fer their iam'e, or
friends. 10 come direct from the above port, have
now very opportunity by the well kaown last san
ing packet ship JosErHNE, Capt Priudie osf,ns
application be made 10 the subscribers ,,
'ff RAwsON MENU RRAY,
;.sav corner Of riue and soutA sts
x6xS FOR LIyERPOOL.-Nsw Llne-Regular Pscke
NF$h Of the 2sth July-The elegant Packet Shin RIOS
sse<S Gus, Capt John Collins, Of 100 tons WI sa q
above. !
For freight or passage having accommodations
Cor spe.dor and comfort, apply board At Orleans wharf
foot II Wall ST., or TO T. n. coLLiNo ~,
The pacle, .hip sIDDoNs CAPITA Palmer, viii succeed
the Rosciu. and sail the 25th OF August Jsss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

SPLENDID EXCURSION ON THE foohih
OF JULY,
around Staten Island, landing at foTr ha"A'o"
and Perth Amboy. - : :
- The steamboat HIGHLANDER apt ;.
Johnson will leave the Pier, 100, = AN =,
ock. Old stat. Prison wharf a. qi foot oi Ca,het,ne
ra., River at iOt O'Clock. Returning TO the cry aoo"'
O'Clock. " NJ. -. -, .nd
Perth Amboy allow passengers hae opportunity y
n beautiful scenery which - there presenteo.
Fare cor the Excursion, 90 cents
Ditner on board.
A hand az music Is engaged Cor the occasion ~,
street on FRIDAY morsng sth at 81 o'clock for Newourg
iva a..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04
: c. = aFARE REDUcED.n-"No, MONO

80. - "FARE REDUCED"-"NO MoNo
E1SPOLY-People'sN sp Lane for Boston, ris
Nerpo,t and Propidenee.C abin passage ons
Aor.r-peea CITY cens-Ths steamer LExlNGToN,csf
Vanderbilt will leave New York for NewPcr, ana ~ ~
49,. an Saturday the 25th inst al o'clock r NJ rsm
Per No North River Freight ,kes at cents per loot ~
further information apply on board 49,, ,..n ,,t
:; camnl.t, order aud the public may rts d'rs dt@H ~
. 4, no ,ac.. praeicel being entirely unnessay 70 ss
a. r the Lexns ton 10 leave New York will be wednesday
and saturda,t ., until further notice.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04
FIRE WORKS.

q3- FOURTH OF JULY--The subscriber, the old e,.
tabhed agent for the u s. Laboratory Edges Celebrated
Fire Works. now offers 10 the public complete assortment
oarge and small Fire works for the approaching celebration
the glorious Fourth OF july consisting Of Rockets Of various
Sizes with Headings Of Gold Silver Rain Stars serpen
Crimson Fires &C. suns Fans Pyramid Palm Tree Saxon
and Peruvian Crosses with plain and illuminated centres
Mines, Torblions, Hexagon TransIes, Vercles apdol~s
TorPeaoe. 1f'ns - Sf sn.As s,.s Lights
Parties committees Of arrangement, country merchants cry
vendors Others supplied usual with articles warranted
aud at Laboratory fixed prsces II. f'ELiN,
led m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04
FOURTH OF JULY-EXCuRsI0rnn,; :,

r--a~. - The Steamboat WASHINGTON, ,sPs
C1' O. L Dolson, viii leave View or, ~, 700 ~ y, 10
Warren street, on Thursday July i'h, y ~
ocock Old state Prison dock quarter past 60
Cat, hapa.i To- Br.okyn Fulton Ferry quartz, Norb River
I, o.ciock on anExcur,ion TO Sandy HOOK stop
nine !, Fer, Hamilton sufficient time TO view ,he %'s ~,
,ncsmpmcnt % National Grcys the orr WIN rlsJ and
then 10 ,pdy Hooksn her return passage s'opPhs
Llsud sufficient time for passengers 70 view ~, sh. ~
Me-. yo,L Broollyn aud Jersey City. comprising from
- tel, .Loassnd and returning New York at SoooeA
Fare Cor the Excursion, 30 cent?.
pTbe steamboat Washington viii leave hs ps.i o oa'
Of Warren street Thursday evening, July ""' ssats
Tor Ne~ hnrr -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
IT, IYnaf pnini and NefchMrRh.

Veh fOHHt anu ntonN
-. - The new Steamboat JAMES MADlsON,
CEA Cpat Ferry, will make an Ercur si , 1un
4th-leaving the Steamboat fier 1907 " ar
street Al half mast o'clock In the morning. arriving AZ
Yves, Point Al about ~ o'clock Passengers who reman AZ th
Point will ha,, ample time dino view the Point remains -
moe .ha sy wish an opportunity o viewing the Old Head
Quarters OF General Washington -remairing - Neweu'sn
trce hours stopping at the Old State Prison wharf 70 "
ceve passenger
Fare Ger the whole trip, 81 ,oa,.
Band Of Music on board. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.
BROWN a. CO.'S HATS


For cheapness and durability, surpassed BY any
heretofore offered. They combine all the requisit.
qualities Of the costly for color, lightness, dura
biy and lustre at the reduced price Of S. Their sale,
for cash. which precude the necessity Of charging the good
toner for loss incurred by the bad The public
to examine their Hats BROWN CO.'S wholesale and re
tail warehouse No l7s Chatham square Of Mott
New York. my3l-3ms
- EXTRA MOLEsKIN HATs.-Those who have
- paid So in Broadway for Moeskn Hat and those
~ who have paid SO for long nap Silk, should look
HOWELLS Moleskis Hats, sold low fixed price of 49,
No man should pay IS for hat So for heavy long
nap silk hat while the quality of Howes sold for
3d. The price fxed there is therefore par
ley between the buyer and seller. ID. HOWELL,
2l0 Chatham Square, up stairs,
iela.lm* Late of the firm Of Brown & Co
nSau.s LOOK AT THls-Who keep, the most spen-
szsx@ did Boot establishment in the cit,7 Answer
OLD BOSS RICHARDS co. at 2a0 Canal street, running
through to 4S4 Greenwich street Go there tip top FASH
onabe and durable Boots aud Shoes from % 80
per cent 24O Canal street. sign Of the largest boot in the
world. ;e25 Inn
Mk11 NEW OPPOSITION STORE.-Great bar
s2S gains in Boots and Shoes at the new store Of the
subscriber lS4 Canal between Varck Hudson
boot and shoe store west Of Vack The public
formed that there they find mammoth Of all
the different kinds color and sizes of ladies' ilemen and
cLdrens boots shoes and slippers Gentemens French
American make Of CATERS at the low price Of the pair
and warranted and all the different kinds 81
OF the most fashionable style and all sizes No. 224
lanai street JAMES WIGGINS.
NIB No insulting and calling Of customers from the street
allowed at tins store Be particular Of the number 1874
,he eoor. jeI3m3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

= 60 - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE for
ktsS~S&~ Norfolk, Charleston, 8. c., Petersburg and
Rchnond.-The steamboats, ALABAMA
KENTUCKY and JEWEsS, all boats of speed and
dation will commence running daily the first April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end OF
Spears wharf every afternoon o'clock Immediately AZ
ter the arrival OF the from Philadelphia and will
next morning at Portsmouth in tune for the for Whining
TOM and thence steamboats, Charleston Returning will leave
Portsmouth every day after the arrive from the South and
reach Baltimore next morning time for the for Pha
delphs.
These boats connection with the well known steam
packets Georgia and Sosth Carolina which leave Norfolk
every Sa,ra, .ey giving travellers choice They
anrn ara Rcbmood strangers informed told taSes,'
Tia, M. /, the cheapest comfortable route LOT
southern travellers there are no changes from
Nj, and stages il che dead Of night on the washington
route The company therefore hope the travelling par. o. m
community will patronise them, in giving equal ac'ns' anu
Passage and fare to Norfolk, s.. JOHN w. BROWN.
m26u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04
Pleasant Afternoon Excursion around Staten
Island on the

Pleasant Afternoon Excursion around StdfsH
Island the
FOURTH OF JULY.
49, n The srlendid steamboat UTICA, Captain
NJ True'dell will leave the loot ss, q n es'
o'clock Pier No North River Q foot OF Canal street AZ
past and Old State Prison Dock atha pa't2 oeseS'
stopping Perth Amboy one hour on the return Pasag
Fare for the Excursion, SO cents Wv
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION.
= 49, "a The splendid Steamboat WARREN WI
leave New York, foot Of vs.ey street aeesn a. :,
The foot OF Amos street Tsppan Ny.ek saghter a,d sn
bakers Landings Retuning-leave Haversrsw esocs
p NJ The day will be celebrated at Tappan, Nyack Ssush
tiers and Haverstraw. t,a,.
Fare each wsy All cents Ns"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

- CATSkILL MOUNrAlN HOooh n ,he, ~.
ffi.I ORCHARD, ls3oThis eel known ana lasson,p'e
<tresor i undergoing considerable rspar arc VII y
omen Cor the reception 10Th The roaas eassg
10 this establishment have also undergone thorough
pcsy that portion OF u the mountain mas ossh rendered
perfectly safe and smooth. 1850 49, a,
The stage. will regularly during the season os'ween ,ne
Landing and the Mountain House and viii be found w read
mes. al an times on the ofhs boat, the LAM
ing Extra carriage, furnished either the Landing or Noun
tain House the shortest notice. :, ,r.c,,
iel0 2m. - y. otNo'.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

FIREWORKS. FfREWORkS.! f1REWOkhS...-
II CHARLES w. vULTEE ITO Chatham, corn~ OF Or.
anre street the Oldest established Frework Manufactures IN
the city, the public generally that his present
stock Of Frewoks the largest IN the Union, and car Dc oo
prices than by other manufacturer and veneer
The assortment OF Rockets OF all cebre and Sues
with gold and silver rain orange crimson aud esanine re
SC &C. suns FANS line pigeons msroon port hes, palm trees
mines toursons hexsgons octagons, yerteais range nc
man candles diamonds with golden hres PERUVIAN re
scas Wheels grasshoppers blue hgh snskesoi All SIZES
SC &c and host Of Others too numerous 10 mention
The public and all ccptics invited to call and see Also
Fire Crackers Double Headers Chinese Rockets, Topedoes
and Polling Crackers, al the lowest market prices
merchants are aved call and the above stock before
elsewhere Goods sent TO part OF the city Tree
o'eApe"'e' Ci ARIES W. vULTEE,
jelir lie cha,ba A,sorner q Orange street.
vIyo ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
The subscribers would respectfully inform builders ana
,he that they constantly hand and are prepared 70
furnish al short notice. architectural ornaments Of every De
,crpon FOR the Interior finishing Of dwellings enuchcs
and other psblic buildings viva capitals Tor columns, ano
do TO all the orders OF architecture, con"es Gu
ched mouldngs ro.ettes psre friere ornaments &C Sc
any size. The long proved quality Of composition orna
en as executed by c renders " useless TO say nuch IN
its suogy; and the they possess, and from long
practice In the execution OF models mou,as anu every
ent Of business naer themselves that for sodness Of relief
and general sharpness and beauty their work viii be cund
much superior thing Of the Kind done IA any other place
hy having avoided tiny Dat and underlined appearance
much and justly complained Of Great attention having oeen
pd TO the Of manufacture to nsurs the best quality a
The possible price, they happy To that he pre-
,eat prices will be found L. be beyond the reach o.
abatement or competities 49,
Builders q New York. IN part Of the United states
vona End material saving and likewise procure superior
article calling writing thing OF the KIND they may
require hand, and enabled to MI orders
any amount very short notice ,
- CALLER MURPHY,
Mandatory 592 Broadway,
m,,Asr. One door from MILES.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04
FOURTH OF JULY.

LOINTT
rrc,r,ion to Hackensdck.
Ths steamboat SARATOGA, Captam
Nwi,eo, will leave the Oid state irson
whsSf Zoo, u Auo: street, at o.lS och, foot foot
Of Catai street quarterpas' " ,oe a,a ~ 'V'' -
o stopping each way Al Bergen brwge.
= Reurrise~leavs IIash-u.ack. ?, osi0e"f' ~
Refreshments provided ON eoa'u iyi-A
Fare cor the trip 90 cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY A, 1889.
| - fsS~ - FOR PEEKSKlLL, VERPLANCK'S
| SuaSsauzES1I POINT, GRASSY POINT SING SING

g roI ST GRASSY s FoiSr Es sing SING
. TARRPTOWN, DOBB'S FERRY,
HASTINGS AND YONKERs.-The N and splendid
foot Of Robinson street, above Barca every morning.
Fridays ptd O'clock stepping Old State Prison
wharf each way Returning will leave Peekskl at o'clock
Breakfast and dinner board
r. SIN order TO afford passengers tine spend in
the different places the Kosciusko on Sunday will leave
Pcekskl al 2 O'Clock.
For further information inquire of HAWKINS & WILL
LlAMSON No. 81 West street. where Packages Freight &C.
will be 'eceived for the Boat e2sr
= Co. IRREGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOSTON,
49, Daily Sundays excepted) at s p M, from
- Battery Place, Pier No. l. North River
via stonnson Newport and Providence. Steamers Massa
chusets capt Comstock Providence, Capt Woosey Mar
The steamer PROVIDENCE, Capt. wocisey, will leave
mis afternoon Thursday At July, at O'Clock, and the
MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt. Comstock, tomorrow
~ Passengers the arrival of the steamers at Stoning
on may take the Railroad and proceed with the mai
immediately to Boston, may continue the steamer via
my22-6m .I"
GRAND MILITARY ENCAMPMENT
X.s.sASasI OF THE NATIONAL GUARDS AT
:. FORT HAMILTON.--The steamboat
WAVE Capt Vanderbilt has chartered to convey the
Naona Guara TO their place of Fort Hamilton
The Wave will run from New York Fort Hamilton during
me eneampment Of the Passengers will find the officers
oil the boat attentive to their various duties
Inc boat will run from the foot Of Vesey street day.
leaving New York at O'Clock, A. and r. NJ.
Leave Fort Hamilton at p M. and half past O'clock
PM
Bon the Fourth day Of July glorious anniversary
OF our National Independence, the Wave will make
during the day and evening, the the
a6 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

x6x FOR LoNDoN.-Packet o. the 10th July
MIN well fast sailing coppered aud copper is'nea
seAmspacket ship SAMSON, Capt sturses master, VI"
sail above Their regular day ...
Her accommodations for cabin and steerags penger ~
,pepdid and terms reasonable Those wishing ~ eme.rs
would require make early application on board oo' o. va
W. 1'' : = RAwsoN 4 McNURRAY,
jy3y corner ~ I'ne wv - Se -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

For the Castle Garden and At the foot Of Desbroes
street Sd Pier south Of Canal street, North River.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

E..AEI2 trlps per day from each pace.-Ihe new and
splendid steamboat PASSAIC, Capt p. w.
Martini and after Thursday, May 9th, viii between
Newark and New York. making three trips day from each
place, and leave follows
Centre wharf, Newark From foot OF Barclay ST. N.
81 o'clock A. M. 81 o'clock A. NJ.
LOT l2s Pm.
81
On Sundays the Passac will run and leave
Centre wharf, Newark, Foot Of Barclay St, N. York.
n O'Clock A. NJ 10 O'Clock A. NJ
I" Pm p. NJ.
The Passac will at Bergen Point her 81 and o'clock
trips down, aud II and 81 O'Clock trips up On Sundays she
will land on her passage down and up each trip.
Fare to Newark, ls} cts. Bergen Point l25cts.
The steamer Passac for speed performing
the distance from to hours each trip Ladies will find
this route pleasant and particularly advantageous the
Of changing from ferry boat with baggage
avoided Goods and freight taken reasonable but
only at the risk Of the owners. ny23y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

IN, new and splendid steamboat osEoLA, oap, ~ 49,,
vroo, will leave New York from foot o. osamg pau,oc,
e.pse from the foot OF Nam stret,, e'1
SUNDAY exceptedl Al o'clock Landing ~ he o,a
morning Amo. street each way. For passage. Apply
on board rof 60, w.., and 4 liberty st,
@N''Nt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-18
CATALOGUE OF BOOKS
LATELY ADDED TO
w. .CALLAHAN'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

2o40 Nicholas Nickleby.-The Life and Nd
ventures of Nicholas Nickleby: by Boz,
(Charles Dickensl author Of The Pick
wick Papers 'Oliyer Twist, &c vol
659 Picciols. The Prisoner Of Fenestrella, or
Captivity Captive; by NJ. ID Saintne vol
2942 The Man about Town. by Cornelius
Webb ? vols
29i3 Adventures Of an Attorney in search of
Practice vols
29i4 Monons Hope, or the adventures Of a
Provincial vols
2945 The Damsel of Darien; by the author OF
The Yemassee.' THE Partisan &c ? VS.
2946 Battle OF Lake Erie with notices of Com
modore EIliot's conduct in that engage
ment, by Tristan Burgess l vol
2947 Nan Darrell, or the Gypsy Mother; by
the author Of The Hsress. &c 2 vols
294s Shakespeare aud his Friends. or the Col
den Age of Merry England vols
2949 Father Butler and the Lough Dearg Pill
grim. By w II Carleton and National
Tales by T. Hood vols
295O The Courier Of the days of Charles ii,
with other tales, by the author Of " Mrs.
Armitage." &c 2 vols
295l Nix's Mate an Historical Romance of
America, by Rufus Dawes. 2vols
1922 The Prince and the Pedler, or the Siege
of Bristol; by the author of The Heir
ess, &c 'os
2923 The Bride Of Fort Edward, founded on
an incident in the Revolution vol
1924 The Naval Founding; by the 'Old Sail
or author of Tough Yarns DC vols
2925 A Diary in America, with remarks on its
institutions, by Capt. Marryst vol
1926 Hyperion, romance, by the author of
,Ontre Mer.' vols
1927 Phantasmion, Prince of Palmland; ro-
nance vols
292S Undue; miniature romance vol
67s Means and Ends, or Seli-Tralnlng; by
the author OF Redwood Home &c Vi
293l Hiaorical sketches OF Statesmen who
flourished in the time Of George Ill; by
Lord Brougham, second series . vols
2932 Jack Shepard; a romance, by w Harrl-
son Ainsworth, author Of Lockwood"
Crichtou,' &c vol
2933 Travels in North America during the
years lS34-5-6, by the Hon. Charles A.
Murray, . vols
1894 Mrs Hemans.-Memoir Of the Life and
Writings of Mrs Hemans vol
2935 Fair Rosamond, or the days Of King Hen
ry ii romance, By Thomas Miller, au-
thor of" Royston Cover" &c 2 vols
1926 Neal Malone, and other tales of Ireland,
by w Il Carleton, author of - Traits and
Stories of the Irish Peasantry 9 vols
2937 Hamilton King, or the Slnugeler and the
Dwarf: by the "Old Sailor author of
"Toupb Yarns, &c 9 vols
293s Opinions Of Lord Brougham on Politics,
theology law, science, literature, &c , Wis
2939 The Prisrs Of Prague; by the author OF
.Cavendish,' viii Watch &c. 2vols
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NEWPORT
THoMS OMAN INFTRMARY.

Corner ot Spring and Nh Streets
EhR. J. w. NICHOLS would respectfully in.
~ form he citizens OF Newport and the public
generally, that hls practice strict conformity to
the correct aud phosophic principles as first promui
gated by the grsa, medical reformer Thomson and
that he wiling to rely upon bis success in his prao
iiee for pu,rouage; therefore, those who prefer
Thomsons salu,ary and efficient remedies IN the
hour Of distIess 10 The s-draining ancetths vesi-
eating CaiIihardes-siie Mercurial, the Aniiuoninl
aud their cOncomitant posons-wIll be cordially re-
ceyed his In6rmary where every attention requi-
site 10 facilitate the most safe and speedy relief Will
be rendered.
DIR n. win attend TO patients at their residence as
usual and supply bis friends and the public with
pure medicines, packed with printed directions for
family use also many valuable medical books, ex.
planaiory OF the Thomsonian System, Family Rights,
&c.
Ladies and gentlemen will be accommodated with
Baths, during the day and evening. at short notice
The AqueOEs Yapor Bath, for cleaning the surface
and equa'zng the circulation of the fluids, is admir-
able; for erupuons of the skin, Rheumatic and liver
affections, IT stands pTeemlnent June 26
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Tl@ GASNIIa
AND PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
PROSPECTUS OF NEW yoLuze

PROSPECTUS OF A NEW yoLUnE
TNIIE unparalleled success which has attended
H THE CAskEf since il came into tie
hands Of the new propretors, induces them TO be-
gin volume WITH STILL FURTHER AT
FRACTIONS on the first Of January next
RS LITERARY CHARACTER, which Los
called forth many comments, will still continue
under the control OF the same editor. Several new
iconirbulors however, Of high talent have been en-
gagged besides hose who have already been enlisted
IN ts favor. The Magazine will be enlarged, aud
- III contain greater quantity Of reading matter
Than any periodical publis al the price ~
tins country. The work will appear in a new and
beautiful type cast expressly for the purpose, and
VIII be printed on the finest paper.
II will be ornamenied with the FINEST STEEL
ENGRAViNGS, provided al heavy expense. and
executed from the choicest designs. To vary the
style Of these illustrations, the services Of dstiu-
guished artists have besn engaged to furnish At in-
tervsis mezzOtints for the ensuing volume The
heads Of several Dfsting,fshtd .SDieriean u 'rff-
6rs will appear ia the OF the year. The pub
fishers, determined To leave nothing undone 10 mer
II the patronage Of a liberal public, have resolved,
after much solicitation from many OF their fan read
ers. to publish quarterly, a. an extra. II Corrfef
Plate OF The Latest Fashions, Aigkiy cotorsd,
and executed In the finest style Of the art This
department will be under the control Of French
gentleman OF much taste aud experience and will
be found to excel any thing ever attempted in this
line IN America. The extra in the present (Novenl-
ber) number, may be considered a fair specimen
what these fashion plates will be.
The MUSIC DEPARTMENT, as heretofore,
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