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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
County.
stonington, May 4 1899.


County.
stoningion, May 4 1893
Dear slr: Seeing the advertisement
Of your Pills by agent in New London and having
ahigh idea OF the Tomato a remedial agent, obtain
cd couple of boxes for Of my patients aborng
Der diseased liver, accompanied with dyspepsia and
uhey have taken them with decided advantage aud
horafion ofvery many Of the unpleasant symptoms My
experience with them as yet, is rather limited but
MT as have prescribed them, have been decidedly
pleased with their operation In chronic affections
The lSer accompanied with suppression Of Naiures
Csihartic" the bile, conspsied habit and Giro ulaon
they have BEEN very seryceabie. In dyspepic cases
characterized by general arrangement Oh Tie
system, and IN hypochondrass and isundice mark ed
such usually are by depression Of tue spris
and general dtsnci nation 10 application Of any kind
bodily or mental they seem 10 ari almost like charm
producing healthy action of the bowels and dinsing
glow Of warmth through the system that is grateful
a. Il ID unusual to such habits A. family medicine,
have no doubt would supefsede The ssiy Of mer.
euria remedies in all cases should think supersede
the use Of tie ilvgeian and Brandreth Pills.
Yours, &c.
E.G. PALnxA
nARTFoRD, July IL, 1893.
This may certify, that have been for tho last Is months
In very feeble stale of health with loss of appetite
palai,on of the heart almost constant sickness OF the
stomach, vomiting, and head ache AMI TO all this
ADDED frequent and severe attacks Of rheumatism
had consulted several physicians aud taken their
des tsnd arpug other things, frequently large quaint.
ties Of oaione.) but without much relief I had tried
humorous other popular remedies which recon.
men'ed for such complaints las Brandreihs Pills &c
and various things which my friends advised, but still
without any relief friend OF mine recommended
ur. Phelps Tomato Pills, which tried and to the
establishment Of myself and friends produced almost
immediate relief and boz has completely relieved
me OF al those complaints and able attend
20 my daily labour and business During the time was
taking the Pills wooded large quantities Of ,ror,ns from
which have suffered most Of the time for years but
have not been troubled with them since. My daughter
who has been tor a long time afflicted with violent
cough, IAin N The side, papiiaon OF the heart, with
general debility, loss uf appetite and strength &c has
iaeft IA l., ~.
Of the Pilis They are the only medicine which hes
given her any relief although she has taken the pre-
seuptons Of several phySritn and various other
ei0cs, during the last STA months
eignet J nlRfISG
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
Buttons.

N SfLENDlD assortment Spring style, fancy gilt
GA cont aud vest buttons; also. lasting buttons by
the seu or gross, at low prices Also, trimmings of all
descriptions and superfne quality. for sale nv
BURT & MASON.
Rutland, March %, 1882 Ia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

NIB. Recipes given to Customers, for any color On
woollens 49.6m "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
w.R.FoRD a. Co.


Beekwiih Dyer, Salisbury; hes.rr Conaa,s stor.
br.ndoa Heary synoDd, fnsford Hitchcock 4 Nor
geo West RHiisnd and Clsrsndoa, at the Cssis,on
beeks,erei Stanley LeahagweIl Co. West Poultney
{. X. Walker Co. Benson AL. Cstlia Orwell
Ksai wngt, shoreham wn. Msrsh shrswshury, ana
vicinity Wm.fs Railaad
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Shingles.

SO0 THOUSAND first quality Spruce Shingles,
wv for sale by BURT * MASON
Rutland, March 90 1889. Ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26

servants yerpoo Alexander Brown Msq lady rad servants
do Edward Esq and LADY, New York MS';r' &C..
aader Ciyerporl Brown Rosertsen, Honduras Gen
Hunt lady daughter New York. Tghe AID lady Ire.
LAND; keogg Hartford Christopher Hughes Esq Charge
Babcock, LADY, child servant, Glasgow; Miss Harriet
Shaw Miss Maria Babcock Stonngton; Kendall and lady,
Boston, Spalding and lady, Savannah; Haett, York
McMoran, Louisville, KY 7 Deaplane, Jr Now York;
Shaw England Dider, II Taylor, Baltimore.
In the Vile de Lyon, for HadreMr w Livingston, lady,
children servants Miss Clara Mather Mr. Greb Liv
ngson Manor; Miss Willard Petersburg, NH; Mr. sthamer
and lady, New York. Draper do; Payon do Michel do,
Beer do; Fort France and lady Phade
pha; Mr. Robert and lady, France; Girardeau Paris
Brashears Phadepha; La Rviere France Descambre,
dc Ehienne, do; Pesse, Plesse Panama. Mesrs Fas
ceaut Chalk Cousins Bernet and brother Mase, France
Smith, England; Hiyert La Rochelle; Mr. Eean child
and servants, New York; Stoddard, do-lS seerage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26

steady sales AZ the crop 10 7c all Of the growth o.
1885 has recently been akes for export &C., and Of 1887 at
&c. per b.
AsEEs-The receipts Of this article as yet too small 10
create sales At Boston consumers only have
been buyers they akeu about 900 casks pearls ac
few lots Of pots taken at B Ste.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26

4 NOMINATION WANTED-Of man by the name Of
Il THOMAS NiCKELs, formerly q Wrcssset state o.
Maine merchant and II living . ABOUT SIXTY years ~
ave HEIGHT x C., Of light complexion, and g blue eyes,
sped in and stamnered some when
taed The aid Nele received good cemnon education
in Earl, lie considerable property, when at the sge
al xho, unfortunate IN business, and Vel.
$40, .eme twenty years since for the south search o.
,.... since which he often IN the city Of New
yo,s ., within the last years. and appeared shen last
s,a and heard Of . destitute seson somshing o. se
y. that will r~o,e much 10 his advantage brown
- 90 romruviea,e 10 him Any information relative 10
he said Nichss viii be thankfully received At thu. or y
Mr. GARDNER, st the Bsoad street Hotel hsimSW
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This shows that the increase OF bank caPita IN France
with of the United States nearly tebed the
extent connections between the two countries to the
period of the revuson in this country.
Now to business Of Paris with that OF London
We nd that in the place the population Of the department
or q, Seine is 100000 souls
or the counties Of Surry and Middleex lsi4oO0 souls
And that the circulation Of the Bank Of France in the vicinity
Of Paris for the years 1885, 1887 1888
That Of the Blk England without its branches fs6o 100000
This shows that the proportion the inhabitants
IN each city within 600 francs Of equality But
H We take average general mporaons and expectation Of
ENGLAND for 1885, 1886 and 1887 follows casa 100000
The average France for the period Cl67sooOO0o
e 6sd that circuatons within million francs Of
h;ag equal We then that the metallic currency France
!. :, hi, time E3,50o 100000
aid that OF Great Britain i2SOooooooo
or,h. limited State. 100000 900
hue that the metallic Of France nine times greater
an tat OF country, while that Of England is six times
rester only This great difference arises without doubt from
the fact that our connection with Great Britain and the
.mero~s and channels Of communication Between the
eountre. afford every facility for the sale ofstocks in that
,rv by that large amount OF specie retained on
- id, which would otherwise the trade find its
facilities also tended to crowd the London
.aet with securities, until perfect gut has been pro-
s.ced Now therefore, France, with ITS rapidly increasing
..L credits which producing enuberanse in its immense
basis market and broad field Tor the nego
.. Of stocks the acquisition Of specie to this country
p, offers peculiar facilities Tor the contamination Of this OBJ
, II |, here that small capitalists from all parts Of Europe
on,vep.e for the benefits Of cheap living se climate and
GOOD society Thi, fact throws largo amoun Of capital
at in the MARKET which would find immediate investment
4. American securities arrangement entered into BY
which the dividends co~ld be made payable in Paris
80 man better acquainted with the business customs
and character French people than Mr. wee
Nc has resided in that country number Of years. and stands
n.n, q. man Of talents and business integrity he is there
FORE peculiarly qualified to introduce the American securities
In tho French market The establishment Of his partner Mr.
Hvunere in hi. city may be looked upon important
era IN the commerce OF this country
Business today has been animated Money plenty among
Dealers arising from their country receipts There are there
c.. ha, - demands upon the Banks for discount.
The following table Of the leading features Of the Banks
AZ Georgia for the first week in April, 1889
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26

BENEFIT OF MR. HAMpLIN.
JAIN Th4ATAA--YMS Evfs2m No ,

BENEFIT OF MR. HAMBLIN.
Ia IsA--rMs EWES No will be per-
sscsrd act Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mr. Hamblin-Lady
Fourth act of VIRGINIUs- yirgr;n, Mr. Iambliu-yir.
gnia, Mrs Shaw.
Third &C, Of HAMLET-H.mls,, Mr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Fourth act Of BRUTUs-Brutus, Nj Hamblin-Tu., Mrs.
Second act of oTHELLo-o hello. Mr. Observation-Disclosures.
ma, Mrs Richardson.
After which
Pas de Dsux by Miss and Master Wells.
YOUNG wlDOw-spash, Mr. Ga,es-NIandeville, Rehior,
Lucy, Mrs Wheatey.
Doors spen at 6Periormancc quarter pas,
oeo k. -
Box Tickets si-Pt so sents-Gallery, a5cents
NATIONAL THEATRE Late Italian Opera House
~ MIR WALLACE Lessee-Corner of Leonard and Church
streets, ten doors from Broadway-THlS EVENING, viii
STAG HALL-GIe. Grizze, Mr. Burton-Lord Melford,
Mr. Conner-sir William Willing MIR j. Wallaek-Iady
Meiiord, Miss Monier-Lady Linton Mrs Sefton-Peggy
Miss Ayres-Ninnstta, Mrs Rogers
Jo Ais' 1 Tssh eo.s,ne. N, n,o,,,n lone. n
J. Walack, jr-Mr. Melton MIR. BlakeIy-Eza Melton,
Mrs Rogers-Jenny, Miss A,res
X Y T.; or, the American Manager-Neddy Bray, Mr. Bur-
ton-CaPain Gallard, Mr. Walack-R oseiou, AIldross
Williams-NIara, Mrs Rogers
Doors open IL Performance commence at T. Boxes
81 Pit 50 cents. Gallery IS cents.
E,RANKLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE, under
Il the direction Of Mr. w II. BLAKE. THIS EVE.
MING will be performed,
SCAN MAG-Mr Singleton, Mr. Jones-Edward Singleton,
Mr. Charles-Captain Tindery, Mr. acknowledging
Candle, Mr. Hal-John Grub Mr. Andcrson-Juia Mrs
Watts-Mrs Candle, Mrs Jones-Emily Singleton, Miss
Norman.
LUKE THE LABOURER-Php, Mr. Cne-Luke Wills
Clara, Mrs Wrtts.
After which Panoramic View Of the Grand Election Process
son presenting the view passes before the audience
than Fifteen Thousand human figures, and thou
sand horses.
To conclude with
7
Mr. McDonald-McDowel Mr. SharIe-Bily Barlow
Mr. Wills-Mrs Homo Mrs Bannser-Mrs Goodrich
Mrs Wright
Doors open g. Performance commence quarterpas
Z O'CLOCK f2l.lm.
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a.s4s, $50 l,o2I, 800 I,7os, 2o2 7ss, 80

TIL, o,eraon. At the stock exchange today have again been
extensive scale The prices at the close evinced gene
raj Improvement Of the rates Of yesterday u g. Bank
proved per cent; Dry Dock per cents Delaware and Hud
son n per cent? Harlem cent? Boston and Providence
per cent senagton u per cent; Utica per cent Canton
per c..t voksburg reeeded per cent There were some
sale. Of Delaware today advance Of per
f.e sale OF yesterday
The repor, that Monroe Rail Road and Banking Com.
psny Georgia had suspended proves TO be neore she
sti doias good business.
Counterfeit ave dollar Of the Franklin Bank OF Wash,
s.son (Pa) circulation. They dated Nov 1885,
payable toR wy'is.
sslc- at shc stock Exchange.
oausBsnl iii 40 do HAS Phenix 1904 100 do 1889
"a NJ, Dock os, do ic7 40 do lo7 81 do Ie7l-2o
Lsahsr iialso Commercial $50 Mechanics Bk Asso So
10 An + NJ SOL. 10 do 500 Delaware Bonds $50
~, HsSson ~ 10 t7s do 100 do 81 tw 100 do 81 100
40 IN 40 70 DO 80 do SAL 30 do s2 25 do s2 40
s "a 20 Dc "a ~ 30 ~ nv 1872 SS 40 - e % DO 50
a. s3l Mosrs Canal 81 20 de 81 twlse Blk of Com.
sssree ioas 30 d. ot 10 90 a. loeo state Bank 1000
90 Vsrmers' iIl. 10 DO Ii2i, 30 do ll2i-0 Am r
Ioso Kenuel So 80 do 90 bas 100 do 90 boo so do ss
Iss vLbug o. - do O. tw, 100 do 90 bis 90 do 6lsio
euss Ic7 10 A. os-i7 Mohawk $50 Paterson 6sl-ioo
Hsren s so ga % do e4 100 do 6s so do 6S 900
- ss.s. rro,i,ac, io1iHsoS ios 50 DO ios, %,
% os bn- 80 DO 1895 eso 90 do oa osc stonnson IS
issn INTO "a ss DO 4siioo Long l.aad ss
ssns- OF Trade.
Trade eorina sctft The towboai landings show most
degr,. ~ sctyiy The quantity II merchandise
seei,se this sallc through ,he great canal the West
i.msa.e Bot ua.r activity or trade prices do not i'm
p~eve gsaeray hoy however, remas FIRM and dealers
Gov ofopson that the Spring demand will be about equal
o. supply aud the trade will soon be very healthy and pro
Stable one.
OuTheshys been sales q English linseed =, ss
s,,sss s.Ishser a, boston the price. o. all description
very hrm, sdd,n.l supplies having been rsce,ed
W large imports 20 sseed from ksrope expected bein
the way.
Hcr.Thsre have hesn ~esse u this article al i5s lie
ws m>vhst w. however, very ~ Boston there have heel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26
HONEY N a II X x T.
Uh~rsAnv. April ass p. M.

r.c.;yea France by the Great West
rp that Mr. Hollis Hunnewel Of the hrn OF Wees TO- o.
Ps. i, now on way this country for the purpose OF es
h;.ng branch Of that this city This event opens
ne door to Of the most important movements that mas
perhaps taken place with regard to the commerce OF the
Limited states with 1t is less than establishing the
rs direct banking communication beweea the wants inc
United capital of France Hitherto the house
OF Honguers the agent Of the United States Bank IN
Fce otherwise direct channel has been opened through
which intimate connection between the two countries
might be brought about
The vast field which France presents for commercial enter
srixe is but understood by the public generally 1t sony
since the Of Louis Philippe the throne in $780, that
the commercial affairs of France have begun TO assume the
Aourhng they at present eyncc This has grown
out Of favorable influence which the present government
exered upon business generally At the period mentioned
there very banks in France and the business
by their action very limited At the present nme there
exist 40 banks and 100 having an aggregate
eapta Of 36n ancs also l2o societies en-
omuande with an aggregate capital Of francs
The great originator Of the new impulse gwen 10 az
fairs was Latte The bank under his con'ro oy Tar one
OF the most efficient Of those newly established ana mas capt.
hi Of so Not only has the credit system been
increased b, the operations of the new banks but the
pL ar France has also greatly exeaded her business within
me uast year. Thus 1897 she had but two branches Bseres
and a. Etienue she FOUR St Quenen and Montpelier
having been added The effect produced by the branches has
boon auary. They have facilitated and The relations
Nth the capte have contributed 10 develope local transac
lions and in the departments have cooperated
with the departmental banks greatly to increase the activity
e those districts The branch at Mentpeier after sr months
OF activity equaed in bills receivable the Bank Of England
Branch at Liverpool and far surpassed those OF Manchester
and Leeds The influence which the establishment Of these
institutions has had upon the trade OF trance has been i'm
mere particularly with that portion connected with
N. United States The following table OF the general
movement mporaons and expectations Of France from
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26
| M p O r II A N T.

y ne Uanme ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for W0rss
90 At this mament when perhaps the Of
War with England becomes the duty every enquire
how far this may personally himself II is self
dent fact, that advance English manufac
goods will be Of the Of such And
in article will il be heavily felt than English
cloths therefore hardly point out the policy
Of all and sundy providing themselves with sufficient supply
Of clothing PHILIPS well known Cash Tailoring Establish.
ment 100 William corner Of John street. presents opporu
NIFTY OF obtaining hrst rate garm Mt equal TO any, and
passed by in the city, for materials make price
The astonishing patronage which this has expo
renced sufficient indication Of public Judgment And the
proprietor having made such arrangements for the ensuing
season viii he hopes insure and merit continuance Of such
The system adopted alone peculiar TO this establishment
Purchases made direct from manufacturers in England
thereby avoiding the accumulated profits Of importers and job
bers consequently reducing the price Of The article such
extent to enable him to employ but first workmen;
whereas those differently situated compelled employ
ferior workmen consequence Of buy second third
hands And those establishments which c-~ -
risks.
The advertiser deems IL his part 10 give st
Of prices much practiscd il too often deceptive He
confidently relies trial. being sufficient 10 merit
tnnance Of the favors Of those who give him call
me-
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y- THE Greatest Natural Curiosity presented to the
rubc-Two ALBINOS, Of American birth.-Tbesc singular
beings called also white Negroes Lenearthope Biassards
Doudoe. actually born OF black parents IN New Jersey
400 Broadway
To satisfy the public there Is deception with regard 10
th. exhibition obtained the certificates o he follow
ing eminent medical gentlemen cf this ctyDr. John w.
Francis Broadway DR. Cunning Bedford i5 Leonard ST.
Dr. Hugh MoLank Warren st; Dr. j. H. Lewis, ~ Jersey.
The exhibition of these eccentric beisgs will
Wednesday 18th mat from II A. NJ to NJ and from TO
r. NJ. till further notice.
Admission 30 espts-chldren half price. a20lw'
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Packets 10 Arrive.

Packets TO ArriV0.
LIVERPOOL
G.Washig'n, Holdregc, Mar -
Oxford, Rathbonc, March 26
Columbus, Crspper. April 6
LONDON
Mediator, Champlin, Mar. 20
HAvRE
Silyie de Grasse, March l6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26

DAssFoRp's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AND
ID CHESS, ais Broadway, and Ann street entrance Joins
the Museum in both for the sale Of Billiard Tables
Cloths Balls Sc &C. and exercises for health Purchasers and
players invited There 10 Billiard Tables ready for
is room with spring, STEEL India rubber and cloth
cushions and eagle ron and wood frames the best
offered The public. m,Sly
ID EMOvAL-J. ". BANCKER Merchant Tailor, inform.
N his friends and the public generally that h. has removed
from No 81 Fulton street. ~. g. Hotel 20 No W NASSAU 81
Futop where he sprePsred Ia receive ana execute AL
orders entrusted his care, with nestsess and pmet"a
aslm
vI,O SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
The subscribers offer the balance o. their stock OF ss
Clothing, consisting OF every style ana qnay, very
fresh having been manufactured within the last two months.
M~chap respectfully invited to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. JAMES TAILOR
al3iv 90 Maiden Lane.
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a uciiOn sales.
THAOKaAs BELL.
Store 80 Ann & lis Fulton street

THIS DAY
lin street. ~
SATURDAY, April q,
second Hand FurnitureA half past 10 o'clock the sale
rooms an unusually extensive and valuable OF Sc
conu hand furniture Of all descriptions
Comprising numerous Brussels Ingram and Venetian car
Pe. on cloth mating. rugs looking glasses chairs tables.
sofa BEDS bsd'ieas BEDS bcddag china glass ware ktch
Also from hotel cots so cane seat setlse, 200 chairs
numerous wash stands toilet tables, sofas, SC.
MONDAY April %
handsome FURNITURE al TO- o'clock, No. 10 Ridge
Grand street
Elegant Furniture at 10 o'clock at No. II Park Place. com
pne Brussels Ingram aud Venetian carpets sofas and maho
gany chairs to match elegant sofa looking gassor mir
chandeliers and valuable paintings, marble top pier and
tables do dressing bureaus and toilet rugs
msn'el amps clock and ornaments curtains Frenoh aad
raed beds and mattresses elegant wardrobe
ro hg or'e rosewood Inaid reclining invalid chair,
'o'' oea room furniture, &C.
Turns.rs-ro oe IgIE !, q. i April R 80.
furn'ture-l04 O'clock at No. 20 Franklin street
n D. T. BELLS Sales will no, be postponed on accom-, >,
the weather. wv " P'i " "0eo"a aa %
A CCilUN NOTlCk.-lhc under,,, ed would resnec,1.
- NOR ms friends aud the public that he intends to de.
coo ms whole time and attenea the sales Of Frrn;tre n
smilies giving up hosse Keep,ng Groceries, Dry Goods 1c
from ms long experience IN the business, hopes TO eain
R.H TIMPsoN, Auc,oneer
~ NO SO Ann street, and 4s6 Grand street
n--"-4 corner Of Columbia street
q. NEW lOhk IATTERSAIIS-Th>
hJ regular sales by auction, at this well known g.
MN~HS Enlistment, OF Horses, Carriages &c. eont-
~ nue. to teke place every Monday, at n
o'clock, throughout the year.
The next regular sale will take place Monday Goth April
at Ill o'clock commencing with Carriages Harness. &c. ana
IL o'clock the sale of Horses will commence.
Gentlemen having Horses 10 dispose of requested to
make early application, as 10 good number
catalogue horse be offered auction unless register
ed time for number the catalogue which purpose Tho
resster VIII be Kept open tll Saturday. 9th April
GEO. w. MILLER,
Successor to J. w. Watson 446 Broadway
y AT private SaleOne pair of very fine black horsesa
do do bay horses; very fine single horses.
AlsoCarrages aud harnesses among very handsome
imported Cabrols belonging TO His Exceney the Minister
Of France, sold only he Is leaving the United States,
a24y WIN
g UCCESS to-. A. IL VERNOL'S DRAPERs AND
- TAlLORS they have adopted the system and are
able to sell clothing the most reasonable The pub
lie invited to call and their they
viii be satisfied that great saving will be realized cash
system, as conducted at 81 Chatham St
NJ "A great variety Of Cloths and Cashmere Vesnas.
kept hand and made order The fashionable style
Also large assortment Of Goats and Clsaks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26

NGANGLES, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO Hotel and
lV1 Boarding House Keepers, and Private Fsmlies.DUN
CAN WEST respectfully inform the public that they have
hand and turing their patent Manse which for
rtaity and durability not 10 be surpassed IL IL labor
rapdy puts beautiful goss Sheets table lnen, sc &c.
without t aid Of fuel They be in speratio. at
The City Hotel Pearl street House. Ahsneam and sarl'o.
near lerty New York. md 2uiss
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Packets 10 Depart.

Packets 10 Depart.
LIVERPOOL.
Europe, Marshall, May l
Roscoe, Delano, May 7
LONDON.
ST. James, Sebor, May l
Montreal, Griffing, May 10
HAyRE.
Utica, Peli, May l
Francois lst, Thompson, May 8
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NORGE PUMPS FOR DEEP wELLs-manufactured by
II . STONE, Plumber 4 Engineer, 100 Broadwy as-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26

DARK THEATRE-A CARD-MR! HAMBLIN becs
leave most respectfully to announce that his BENEFIT
AND LAST APPEARANCE will take place Friday
ming, the Goth instant.
The performances Of Mr. Hambn having heen principally
confined to the melodramas successfully produced during
his engagement he ndaced present this occasion the
following selections from legitimate plays which he hopes will
meet the appreciation Of the friends the Classic Drama
Sd act Of HAMLET Sd Of OrHELo 5h Of V-
and 9Th Of BRuTUs After which the popular farce
The YOUNG WIpowhe characters Of Splash and Amelia by
Mr. Gates and Mrs. Shaw VII have kindly volunteered
services At the close Of the performances Mr. Hambln will
have the honor returning his the patrons
Of the Park Theatre for their liberal support during
ment Of unusual extent and bid them respectful Farewell
the opening of the New Bowery Theatre under his direction
will preclude the possibility Of his again appearing the
boards of this establishment. a25