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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

WELLER will rise ~aestcay into the ETHEREAL regions At the
the sound ef military aud amidst the roar Of srlery
Tickets so cent.-Ch,Idren half price
A,pendid Band Of Music engaged who will perform dur
ng tie process of imitation
should the weather permit, MIR T. will endeavor 70 make
this his 32d uros the interesting given IN
this country large, convenient aud shady arphitheare y
erected 10 sccommoda with safety and coort The audience
An Elective police will he In Attendance. iy27-As
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27
We care DOT what dull .ploddcrs say
A GOOD sEGAR drives Gaze away.


I'VE have chosen the above couplct Of the old song The
w heading of this advertisement frs firm conviction
Of ~ truth Having hand assortment of the finest
Segars imported the United states and selected
Presy for this establishment BY agent Havana, feel
great Conscience IN recommending them friend. aud the
public The assert comprises the 81 West and most pops
TAR brandsncu1ng the Extra Noriesa Ia Normas Imperial
Trabaco, impresa, Canone Premiere Regada the hnts
sent a. this country, and imported expressly for pre
aud various others which all wc appreciate The lux
AIRY Of a good .cgar svitcd 10 call and examine
Remember that sexas 50 Cedar street receives h' segar'
direct from Havana they selected exclusively Tor him with
the greatest by eompeen sdge and There 20 other
pacs In M, citv where and Others obtain with
equal certainty the genuine and pure Havna 80 Cedar street
ly16- m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27
GENTLkNENs
CAST eFF CLOTHING

novsar. as rHr sULL vsLrs etvgN W sAsr, ~
N LEVITT IA Duane a., doors from Williim.
NY~ KNOWING there persons WHO make great pun
heir adv,ttsss fer Cat uf Clothing. &e &c, and wfe
n n.ny case. A. % give the fu value Cor the ameH l.
s tho ge4Neaen whs msy have such articles BY
e aud Who my ssud for h~ Of receiving the very utmost
-nl-e IN CASH for every article
MIA line through the post sTee, or otherwise, to Tia
sbove address, will with due sttes,i0n. les 3ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27


Rackess 80 aDePars.
LsNDoN.
B. Queen, { - Roberts, Asg ]
Ostaris, Huttlsson, Aug. ]
Toronto, Griswsld, Aug. II
Westminster, Moore, Ang 20
LIvxRrssL.
Orpheus, Bailey, August !
Independence, Nye, August 9
Virginia, Harris, August Is
HAvRR.
Baltimore, Fussk, August |
D.d'Orleans, Richardson, Ase .
Vile de Lyon Stoddard, Ag IL
BRISTOL.
@. WESTERN 81 Hcsken, Aug |
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

DRooKLyN SALT WATER WARN AND co..
I'D BATHS near the South Ferry, margin a the East Rive
MR. GRAY wosld inform the inhabitants u Brooklyn
New York that his Baths open every Ia, from A.
TN 10 NJ for Ladies and Gentlemen They fitted ar
the approved style Ladies and gentlemen take war;
bah every day The swimming Bath exclusively for lade
Tuesday,. and Fridays snts NJ One bath % cts
tickets. SlOo. Geld baths, IA senh i.il2ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

Mlr.ourz, r. July l3The market Is dull for all hiads
Uned States produce The present crop q sugar has
minated and the prospect for the H. far exceedingly
favorable.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

NOTICE TO INyALIDs. Halt longer between two
IN opinions listen to the counsel of interested advisers
dismiss your doubts you be restored perfect health and
soundness, by calling Division where and safe
remedy for all VI cop n be obtained aud the strict
est sccresy observed HUNTERS RED DROP, the mighty
conqueror Of this disease which has DESTROYED M thousands
sbtaned.only al this okce. Don't forget the number Dy
Son Il. Wilt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

INFORMATION wanted Of SAMUEL BOTHAM, ma.
tive Of TaIagh County D~bn Ireland and recent
y residing with Mr.. Pak McDcrmot West Iroy NY. By
applying by Letter lanes Mcdonnell Charters Creek
Pittsburgh, Pa he will hear Of something TO his advantages
x0s Qfs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

GRAND BALLOON AsCEN.
SION, AT HOBOkkN.-On Tues.
day, July 3o,h, Lsuriat's s2d Balloon
Ascensios.
Mr.. l.. A. LAURIAT respectfully
announces 10 the public that his 32d
Grand Erial Fig I, will take place
al Hoboken. Tuesday, July 30th. 1899,
with his beautiful aud saic Erisl Star
Of the East
Al 2 O'Clock, r. NJ, the Imitation
with Hydrogen Gas. q a grand and
superb Balloon, Of the capacity Of 10.
600 cubic feet, will commence. and
the gasorneters ans apparatus will he
40 situated a. 10 afford All the specta.
tors IN The area, an opportunity Of
satisfying their curiosity to observe
the stature OF this chemical process.
Al 4 O'Clock, Pioneer will be let
OF 10 ascertain the direction of the
wind.
Athslf past O'Clock precisely, the
Balloon will he abandoned to its
n..........l .....~. auH al. l. x.aI 49,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

100 bank OF Comnerce 1OOie 90 DO 00fss Stale bank
io.l2so North America Trust and Banking Ce s0boo-as
DO f76ao 7Tl-s DO 77ia5 Delaware asd Hudson 67ksnw
Is do e7as-5o do 67isb6.oo do esl5-lIS do osnw-Ss
40 $50 do oslc-7s 4. essssoo do 6slrw5o do eslnw
as do ssibsw-l7s do 6sie-ls0 do osibs-61 U Bank
Iia50 Bk Of Kestcky 7ssIb50 do 1sil5-Io % s3ooms
100 do 7ssc-5o c an Marine fn osla Amer ms To-is
Equitable Fire In. 1880 " Yorh l0o-e East River 30
osCapton so-l35 Mohawk 60-I0 Railroad 97-l0 sto.
l7t-2ee do 47tb30-o0 do 475c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

DARE THEArRA- THIS EVENING win ). PA
CAPTAIN KYD-Robsrs Lester, Mr. Riehinx.-M.r.d,,b.
nr whs.tisy-Kass Bslsnont, Mrs R'shardsoa-Eips1s
Mics Cushnsn
THE DUNE BELLE-vivan, Mr. Ritchngs; Eliza, N.
Door open at 7-perssrnsnee at half -
Bsr Tickets, Slit. % esn,s-Gallery. a6ssn''.
DowERY THEATRE-T 8. HAMBLIN SOLE NAN
ID AGER ANs DIRECToR-This evening, viii y
RookWOOD-o or, Turpi. the Hishwayms.-DicL TurYh.
Mr. Woolford-feter Bradley, MIR Bsrry-syb'i, Mo
To conclude WITH the LAWYER the Fsur Bin or Love
sall Grsdes-Fieri Fasas. 1.-THE Lawyero Mr. Adds; An
Doors open O'Clock the performance ap
Pree.-Boss. Is es.s2Pit, sqs eeat.-G,ll.ry, scents
~ LIAM NIBLo respectfully that this Estcb
=, l.hmsn.i i. new open for the SEASON
pa Rs rae "us
Jerome Navel FRANCHISE Ravel Leon Jave kave Jossrb
Navel Fenelon Raye Monsieur Garlic Monsieur Chekeni N
emoisee Elise Raye.
Leader ofhe Orchestra for the Ravel Fsmily-sig.or Gaze
| THIS EVENING, July n,
The Evenings entertainments will commence at O'Clock
with the astonishing performances of the Ravel Family ~
After which the comic of Mon, E.cot aud Madsns
Il ssd IL. s, .
| feats of strength and agility.
During the evening. entertainment. overure. BY ths
| Orchestra
In the ntermson Of half hour between entertain,
nen the Military Band will perform hvorite selections d
music
To conclude with the comic pantomme, called the INvsr
BILE HARLEQUIN, or the Enchanted Trumpet-Characer-
| by the Ravcls.
Civil and efficient Officers will attendance TO preserve
good order the admission Of improper
No postpoaemen time, visitors to the Carden
pass the street. through the Grand Promenade Pro
| nenads Saloon, free frsm damp wet at all times.
| Tickets so sents.
Doors open at THE entertainments to Al
| O'Clock.
Omnibusses will to and from the City Hotel 10 the ca
den. during the evening. yy72.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27
Packets e Arrive.

Packets 60 Arrive.
LsNDeN.
st. James, Ssbor, Jsse -
,. Queen 81 Roberts, July 10
Montreal Gr.GAg, July |
Gladiator, Britton, July 10
LIvnRpsol
BsrePe, Marshall, June 10
Roscoe, Dslans, Jsne Is
shctheld, Allen, July ]
HAvRT.
Francsis lstThompson, Jsas25
Utica, Pell, Jane "a
Emerald, Orne, July l
Silvie dc Grasss, July 8
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27
Police OMce.

July 26th.-An ArtfI Dodger-A Jew named
Lyon Levi was brought up, charged with obtaining
from Mr. Oakley. of Front street, number Of pro-
missory notes the nominal value Of between three
had been coaxing Mr.. Oakley to operate largely in
furs, assuring him that the credit system might be
resorted TO, and payment made in MIR. O.'s notes at
long dates. After much negotiation II was conclud-
ed to buy these furs and on Levi exhibiting bill OF
sale from the vendors, he entrusted with one
moety Of the notes At the next interview the
crafty Israelite exhibited a certificate which CON-
pletely hoodwinked Mr.. Oakley, and the remainder
Of the notes were then handed over Some days
elapsed but no furs orthc oming and the drawer
Of the notes began To think Of taking precautionary
measures to get back " his paper, when It was dis
covered that the Jew had laid out the first moety
Of the notes in he purchase Of lot OF watches, Tor
which he had agreed to give the sum Of $l603 so,
and had proposed to BUY another lot OF trnksts with
the balance. Oakley this gave notice that the
notes had been obtained from him by fraud and that
no person was to take them and then some lawyer
Of the name Of Bryan waited on him to compromise
the matter by returning hall the notes to their right
full owner, and to permit Levy to keep the watches
and for some other, Oakley was to provide
for the others when at maturity. This propoaa did
not procure the lawyer kicking, but II did get his
client arrested for the fraud, and after brief exami
nation before the Police, he was committed to close
custody until the next sessions.
yureniIe Thieves-John Rynand caught in the
act OF flching two handkerchiefs from store IL
Hudson street, was fully committed. John Jacob
and Francis Dunning caught in the act OF pur-
lsnng cotton from the cargo OF the ship
This crime has become very prevalent, AID u will
be necessary TO make severe example, IN order TO
put stop to it, Peter Killing, ragged little ioaer,
was brought up charged with getting into the shop
This was pretty bold theft and therefore Petere
committed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

= - - The slssnsess NOvELTY will nahs n
s,sur.is: 70 The Lower Bay and vicinity =
Sandy Hook, sUHDAv, July sober
psens TO fall in With the stss.sp British Qss, and
conP.ny her % the city The Novelty viii leave the foot Of
Chzmosr street, at 10 o'clock and pier No. north side Bat
terry at 10y oclsch Fare Fifty Cents Rsfrsshass provided
N B. The Novelty will cruise through the Lower Bav ssve
raj hoc during the day. aordng 10 the party board the
luxury OF adel'ghtfu sea breeze. jy27-lr
: Ev> ~ GRAND EXCURSION TO CoNEY
.peadid Steamboat SARATOGA sl Cav Capt i. H.
Wilcox, win make Excursion to the above places
day July 2sth leaving the foot Of Amo: street at ooclock
OF Canal street. quarter past l0 foot Of Liberty street.
half past TO- and the Battery at quarter before o'clock
Afternoon Excuroa-Leavs the foot Of Amo, street
street and the Battery quarter before soelock
Fare for the Excursion, only 20 cents. lya7
= r~o 8 FOR NEWBURGH-Landing at Csld.
s1S. pou and S EoS sras
fifty cents.The Steamboat SUPERIOR, Captain james
Leeds will leave the foot Of Warren street ON Saturday al
ternoon, July 27lh, at3 o'clock.
For freight or passage apply on board -,
This leaves Wednesdays at o'clock, M yH'lr
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MR F.F. FOSTER
PROPRIETOR OF THE MOUNTvERNON MOTEL
AND GARDEN, WILLIAMSBURG, l. l.
@ AT large and highly respectable meeting held at tn
house Mr. Foster o. the evening Of Thursday July s 1889
imposed Of the friends Of the above named gentleman Mr.
Henry Capes called to the chair and Mr. Charles As sp
The following resolution WAS unanimously adopted =
Resolved, That tender to r. +. FOSTER ComPl'msn
MONDAY EVENING, July 20, 1889,
suitable testimonial for the manner in which ne mas con
ductsd the Of the past and proof
the est in which he held for the attention as
dsy bestowed the yisiters Of the Mount Vernon Sar
den.
Committee Of Arrange thea appointed, and thu
follow wing order of performances agreed upon -
The evenings ailments will commence with CRANE
display Of FIRE WORKS after which, -
Concert OF Vocal and Instrumental Music, BY several DIS
tingushed performers.
The price of tickets for hi. OCCASION fired at % CENTS
which may be had Of either following gentlemen, compo
| sing the Committee, or at the Garden -
Henry Capes, Charles Ellis,
James Osborn, Anthony Van Colt,
Francis Ainslie, Thos Mcmahon,
Hiram Ross, Henry Meiggs,
Richard Lake Edward Neville,
Martin Parish, James Ray sor,
jy271l* Alex. Cunningham.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

CoRoSER's OrricE, July 26-An inquest was
held at the City Hospital the bedy OF Elias Blum
step ladder, that he died on Thursday night Yer
dict accordingly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

This return shows reduced business, and proporonste
reduction in profits during the last six mouths Since the date
othe return the institution made dividend of4 per cent
which, compred with the reported profit, stands thus:
Profit and loss, 1855
Dividend per cent capital Of 4,6ss,305, 1882
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

HAUXHALL GARDEN.-ENTRANCE FREE-IfO
propetors Of this Garden respectfully informs the pubte
that IL for the Vaross have been
AID addition 10 Of sUtan Of water which they cannot but
AGni ate will xhy Of their patronage and Of stran8
who visit the ctT
The Equesiian E1eh~ss in full operation. The sales
Tuesday. aud Thursdays Of each week 0entemen Fas
chase with perfect confidence Hsre either Cor carriages
equitable and without the fear Of deception
All Horses Carriages Harness. Saddles Brides sc entered
gratis limited number OF box stalls provided for hosss
at livery. ROCKENBUR6 4 BANCkER
js7-2a- prorri~toss.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

NIsLo's.-Tbe Revolving Statues, by the Ravels,
the production Of which has created quite Juror
among artistes amateurs, consoiseurs, and in fact,
throug the whole class Of vsters to the garden,
will be repeated this evening, with other favorite
entertainments, in which this popular family will
appear IL that Is not enough to fiji the garden, we
viii I" make assurance dcubly sure," by reminding
the public that Gabriel plays Harlequin and Antoine
the Clown, in the Pantomime OF the Invisible Har-
leauin which concludes performances.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27
City saloon.

o. THE INFERNAL REGIONS! 50 we'll known b
reputation throughout the Unon and which has
cessfn operation for the last ten yesrs located at the
City Saloon Formerly Hannngons Dioramas) and dosr
to the American Museum where the whole be Every
Evening at half.past O'Clock, precisely
add TO to the interest OF this Exhibition by stating
that all the Skeletons therein csnaiaed those
executed Ohio within the last twenty years. for their sra
nal offences.
Previous which may be the following NIGHT ILL.,
SONs produced ny the New Philosophical Apparass lately
from London. called the NOCTURNAL POLYNORrHOU8
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

| nR. J. j. LLOYD WHTrEhORE respectfully INFORM,
IL his friends and the puoc that he has removed TO No. N
Park Place. where he will be ready attend 10 the call Of o,
who honor him with thu confidence Hav studied thr,
the Hospitals Of Paris and the Lying IN
Hospital Of Heidelberg under the celebrated Professor NaegelA
he trusts he cospees to treat disease tha
may come under his observation HyllisSn'
Observation-Disclosures, Propreiors Of Hotels aud Others,
~ invited BY the subscriber to large and
rior lot Champagne offered sts 10 suit purchasers at pre-
ces FAR below the cost ofinporstioa.
Very Superior Wine, ofale importation at s. per bsshs
warrasted prime order. Among the Stock viii be foua
The Anchor brand, at IS per basket,
And Eagle sas ''"'' a.ss
Also, the Pine Apple, Golden Eagle Ship, Stag and
Gus other brands qsarts and pa equally rates. The
entire lot worthy attention, IL low price and good qsaA
y can be made inducement
THEODORE WALSH, ia Front-,t corner Of wak
jy22-2wh
o. A GOOD, industrious young American Englsh
GIRL 10 wanted to wait gentleman and his wife, (ne
ohdren at II John street One between Ia aud Is years Of
sgeswosld he preferred The situation IL and pcrma
nen the living gosd the wages good and the pay
when the month round
CODA K MINERAL wATERs.-The subscribers bav-
- ing completed their for Mineral Waters
ever, variety Of syrups50 tickets sold Cor dollar hers
tofore.
They have also the Soda Water bottles Cor Shipping
family RUSHTON &AsPlNWALL,
80 William st., ITO Broadw and 10 Aston House
Saratoga Water from the Putnam Walton, and Congress
SPRING. Also, the White ephw Spring, and Avon Wssr
constantly kept on hand jyI6ln
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

Ma EpiroR.-Iisving just returned from jaunt
60 that delightful spot, Belmont Hall, Schooley's
Moustain. gives nae great pleasure to inform such
Of your readers leave the city at this season. for
the pure mountain air. that know OF no place where
Mr.. John hinchman, is very polite and obliging, and
10 always ready to beat up for sporting expedition,
either to the shooting fishing ground His larder
10 always stocked with the best, and his cellars with
the choicest Mrs. II. attends also, with great kind
ness to the ladies and children.
The house Is situated 1000 feet above the level OF
the sea, and cannot be surpassed for freshness or
healthfulncss IN a1y part Of the country. VI the
propertic, Of the water il needless to speak they
are already SO universally known.
The route to the mountain is nv Rail Road 10 Nor
ristown, through the most delightful part OF New
Jersey and thence by stage also through beautiful
and romantic part ol the same State. Yours, II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27


l-Harleqsin dis.sctsl l4-Ohost Of CALVIN Edsoa
2-The Monster l5-KsmbIe a Romeo
3-Forrest a. Metamssa l6-NapoIeon
4-The Bengal Lion 7-Cherubin
5-Grinadi ls-Skull Cap
6-Death a Frslc l9-The three dancing cats
7-Gsbrisl Ravel Pulshi. 20-Mn. siddoHs Lady -
nelo 2l-The living skull
6-The Hauated Qaack 2a-Swinish sport
9-Bsrbsrossa 23-The stroudea Skeleton
sMasbeth and the witches 24-The drummer Of Ponpe2
1.-THE Niser and the Devil 26-Wiam Attn
l2-Falsiaf 2s-Washington
l3-The Devil in his element 27--Nine Chinese wasen
0- N. B.The Might Illusions will be varied every
ming.
Admission IS cents. Doors open at O'clock els-6ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

ms DR TAyLoR's BALsAM or LrvERwoRr.-
This is the only sovereign remedy that has ever
been discovered Tor the cure of consumption and
liver complaints Is allowed by every person ac-
ouainted with IT, 10 be the most certain safe and ex
peditious mode of cure ever known Indeed, such
has been it's effects. that most OF our physicians re
commend IL a. superior 10 all others and we are glad
10 near that several hospitals are trying this med
cine in such cases &c diseased lungs and liver bid
defiance to the ordinary medical practice, and IL has
always proved successful. I'D sun
Commercials look out for them Go only to 375
Bowcry for the genuine.
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