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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-10-11
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DIAN SIRs Mt Porter, editor end proprietor q
having refused % give oaf prospectus place in
that paper, 81 even short notice as common ad-
verlisement, although rendered payment; We are,
ia consequence, constrained 60 issue circular,
one Of which We have faken the liberty Of for
Warding "a you, and solicit your patronage and
that 81 your friends
6AIltgAI,LADER II GOLDEN 4 CO.
Once No. los fulton Street., New York.
February 25th, 1889.
TO az Sportsmea and Snpporters Of the
Ttrf, breeders of Blood HOrses, Of I'M
proCed Cattle aud Sleep, Pianters,
Farmers, Agriculturisss, and TIE public
IN geaeral.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-10-11

Persons who have noi paid their axes can have
anoppoftunity before the day 81 saie
IlI0S. S ROGERS Assessor and collecsol.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

MAGNIFICENT display ef Dry Gsods.---wILLIAM
lNl VANN'S splendid premises 2ol Grand st. open
ed with tremendous stock Of fashionable and useful Dry
Goods To increasing business and afford the
the subscriber has made
additions TO his also fitted magnificent show
up stairs Cor the sale OF rich and fancy goods Every exeron
has been made that experience could suggest money
mand make this rpete with every thing des
rabe and worthy the celebrity which already
Purchasers wish but for few articles that they
find here in abundance.
$4,000 worth Of gosds purchased the adrsn
ageous terms been added 10 the former large stock
forming assortment such seldom be The PAR
cusr attention Of ladies directed 10 the quantity
Of silks, hav chae printed musns, and cambrcs, and an
endless variety Of mousln de lanes offered Cor the FIRST time
this morning. Only call and you will not 20 away dissp
pointed.
specting this collection Of goods before making their
purchases elsewhere they al find many articles
here that otherwise take up great deal Of their time
to 6nd besides having the choice Of ~ snimited quantity
domesics, w tho piece PACKAGE qsie cheap last
year The selection Of the low priced calicoes will be found
quite superior in variety and choice upwards q 70 case,
quality of beaehcd and unseached sheetng- and musns,
from GA per yard 10 the best imported long cloths also,
number Of cases OF yard wide unsessed long cloths, Is
yard the best article Of the kind offered this
Fer Mhncrs-A quantity Of splendid new and cheap
ribbons and complete assortment OF light SILKS, satins
Forences grapes bonds ace and all other kinds OF MILNE
| ~ goods, gill amply repay visit
Hosiery. Wholesale and RETAIL incredible quantity we'll
assorted 100 dozen white cotton At less than the importers
price the article sold Al D. will be found really good very
rich embroidered white brown and colored cotton hose
Also, beautiful Victoria hose, quite scw.
Families will find here sne quantity Of summer cloths cam
bcs drlngs Irish add Russia diapers and MEMS mole skins
corduroys, ticking tow cloths, table spreads, NC. Va
The proprietor of this establishment would especially invite
his friends and inspect these goods strang
ers informed that second price il made al this
store and no article Is allowed be recommended for qualities
which does not the utmost attenton paid custom
and person store will wish call again.
WIN. vANN, 0el Grand st.,
je4lwf bew en- Allen and Orchard sss.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

VALUABLE PROPERTY Long Island, near Union
v Course, at AucIion.-JAMES BLEECKER * CO. will
sell Saturday, June g. at 10 o'clock at No. 20
without reserver cashhe house, barn, stables
and other buildings with land, being OF
the property formerly owned W Mr. Lake Eder and occupied
BY MIR. John MeCoun. ri
AIso Of land which for beauty and richness
is surpassed by the Isand. will be offered in
parcels salt purchasers Persons disposed to purchase
property which they do conveniently
as the rail road stop Union Course several times daily
make their about half hour Maps Of the prop
erty be had the auctioneer or Of CHAs TAYLOR
Eso. Attorney and Counsellor Law, Walst- sl-6r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04
saa,7so 70
9,sos o5
-
$l2,s32 IS
slIs,Sol As
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S35.5e0 rs
$lls,eol 45
s4,loo 81
$S5,50O 70
Provision M nrIxet.


Four hundred and eighty three beeyes in market this
morning and all but hundred sold at averaging Sill
per ew The demand about the last week. The
price shows decline Of so Two hundred and twenty
from the SOUTH and the balance from the interior Of this
state and Connecticut
At the lower eighty and calves and six hundred
and fifty sheep and lambs offered Sixty6ve OF the for
mer we're sold prices ranging sm 35 $50 All the sheep
and lambs disposed Of S225 S25 for the lambs and
So to 81 for the sheep.
The prices generally show downward tendency, and in the
markets lamb veal and declined
Beef quality sells 8d and the inrier parcels IL to
4i per pound mutton lod veal and lamb l2d peas
not under Is Cd peek and potatoes o. TO per
buhe Fish, Saturday. rather scarce there being
greater demand for il now; hakut continues at 10 cents.
The decline noticed above Of so per cwt Of beef r
fling; the following Of reduction made four weeks
ago. being the precursor Of still greater Decline is high
" important We have visited he wholesale and retail
Ees and have heard both sides the subject prices
II is now pretty conclusive with that combna
has been in operation for time, which has most ef
ectually monopclzcd all the cattle within many miles sf New
York and have in FACT extended its purchases into Ohio
The butchers complain bitterly against this combination and
tell they compete with it, This Is partially very
true they combine and opposition to the dro
vers We should think they might Suppose they try and
we shall then who really the extravagan meat dealers
We intend TO convey the idea that the butchers the
party asked such high prices for first cuts and such like
BIZ no butcher tried that the
price Of beeves this morning. averaged over STA.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

UNFOLDING AND VISITING. CARD S. Engraved in 4
w and approved se printed from engraved plates,
with the utmost neatne, the highly enamed porcelain
Cards. which, FOR whensss and brancy o polish cannot be
exceed. All orders promptly attended 10 al VALENTINES
Fashionable Card Engraving and rrnssg Establishment 80
John street, corner civilian street. jutim"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

NEW YORK RACES UNION COURSE
s ~ Z r.
~ - great sss ssei'.s s.ss'sls' 4 SasF Nile
Nv Lisinrsoa names eJeb y Eclipse, dam Js@~a fssr
aJoSs Hssh vrpaa) names Jack LuzLossss
dam y Eslipss 4 yssss ola.
s-R r. Socklca BE- carone, BY Eclipse, dan Mis-
4Jehn 9. ssvs.s sh. Fordhar, ~ Eclipse. dAn
All ne Sc.sss;oss u hi. Rae. win bs On The rrossd and
the being play pay must make contest q great in
Sam. Days Sweepstakes for years odEntranos $1,000
II r Stockton, produce q Yo..s Mouse s and E-s
s-Aho Dc. DO Mrs Craven, and Astsonf
Stevens, q. a. Polly HSrLis N. -, E s:
30. {. Stevens. a. a. Black Hss;., sa1 johanna
sWn.R Johnsostvs,ao. Do. the dam Of Mary Blunt and
III vssa.. d. d. he he'd dam NJ q S jane Grey, and
Monmouth Eclipse .,.
Declared forfeit, April Ist, 1889.
Sccsad Wednesday 500 Two mile heatS--of
which 80 goes to the second best horse.
Third Dsy-Thursday-- $5O0Three mile heats-(if
four start not $4,000 i four start then 500 70 the second
SANE DayA match nile heats soso aside, play pay,
between the old in the stables Of Captain Stockton and
Fourth Day-Frday-Purse, SO00-Fsur mile heats(if3
start Ss00 three start then $2o0 TO the second best
horse. II N
Same Day--Psrse, $i0o Mile heats
BThe second best Horse be determined frst By New
York. then by Virginia Rules AL Entries mast be made BY
O'Clock the day previous to the Race. -M
This Meeting being extra and the amount Of Purses
furnished the Popsrs without the aid Of Club Money
gentlemen who have already joined the Club who
nutsd 10 attend free Of charge; such not em
ber Club whether residents residents Of the State
of New York an all privileges othe Enclosed Space
Stand and the Course during the meeting for So This charge
obligation beyoad the meeting ANY gentleman
frng join the Club for three years. charge will be made
for this meeting Mfr
The day being the Sweepstakes Of Four Mile Heats
pay for the Of - 000 made than from
celebrity OF the Horses and their supposed equaiy has
Justly created great excitement On the day Sweep
stakes worth upwards Of 5000.
The Meeting throughout be most attractive the sta
bes Of Col JohnsoR, MIR. lDanie Col Heth Alr Hare Mr.
MCargo, and Mr. Kendall from the sou;hembracing IN them
Boston, Vash Baltic, Peyon, Willis Master Henry Wonder,
Rocker &c. with the stables Of Captain Stockton Mr. Laird
Mr. Vanmaer Mr.. Gibbons, Mr.. Robt L. Stevens, and Mr.
Branch, all expected on the grosns
90 The Beacon Course Races will succeed the Union the
week after. ALEAR l.. BOLTS,
nyc9-6t DAVID H. BRANCH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

siaed i ~ Of the price q cettsn 40 ~
bo.e ha should Tie ock sales not revive that article wosd
frnish lie saa Of keeping the balance efade nssz equal
This hes becoming sve, and those Southern nsutspons
mo have besn making large Cotton Dealers . Tor
The Citxeas Bank Of New Orleans which institution
h,s large aesnt OF per ces sterling bonds IN the London
market pending SALE will be involved in serious dcultiss
The Cotton sold unless at loss will the bonds
6pd sale In this predcamen the Banks Of the South have
no other resource csrta their liabilities T. the utmost
Of their At New Orleans the banks have been ach ben
fitted hitherto BY the specie arrivals from Mexico, the 27th
there was an arrivalof e2o497 different firms that
The we'll known in London that the hieresource Of
Southern institutions the CsoR therefore the Of the
market there great influence the bonds Of such ns
tuons another fact which has gone against them the fact
sometime mentioned in the London Post that the interest
Of the Mobile city bends dated February 1886 for
per cent had paid This calculated 70 excite
dos capitalists likely risk in purchasing
Eales ne the stock Exchange.
so Bank sf Commerce lo2A 5000 Mechanics Blk 1920
Phenx l06 $50 do O6450 Dry Dock lo4s3O; 90 lO4c20
Mechanics Bkg Ass e0 Is do e9bo50 H Del Bridge 20
100 Morris Canal 406075 Del Hudson 754 80 do Tot
baw SO do 75a 100 75t l25 do 754s IS DO bl5 loo
7SsI5; $50 75a do 75t - do 75b60 30 756e
Farmers T ilOls96-l5 Am T. lel-0 Bank 1851 80 ds-
IS vicksburg oO 10 do 4s 50 do 40 Fremen In Co
Mohawk 624w 90 do 62a 80 do ssb6o 70 DO esss 20 Pat
erson 65a; SO Jersey RR 1905 SO do l004ms55 Sonng
a44 do 34}tw; 10 do 3 e do 35bS0 90 do 342nw 81
do s5bso IS do s6aw 10 do s5 20 90 $50 Harlem SSss
6a 50 do 81 30d 100 do 5sw; $50 do 67b60 100 90 1880
100 Ans; 56abw 100 do 562tw rs do 564c 10
do 56as6o; 90 do 57bso; 80 do o7tw; 10 Utica l2s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

pARk THEATRE --1nIs Ev8MNG win y -

pAak THEATRE --rnIs EvEMEo win !. -.
BENEFIT o. Nh JONES
Ia eoNNAMBuLA--Count Rkoaolphs, Mr. nichinss-
fo.sy.A.i.., Msds.s osso-- Ts'sss, Mrs.. ysrasa-
a rss ss Dew BY assss - MssIsr wssls A
Father Land And The Rsrsars Dwelling"
DEN FREiscHUTR--c.spar, Mr. Riehsss-Adoldh. Mr.
Jcse,.IiIIien Mr Fiseids- Lisda Madame otto-Ro's
Door. = ssrasr~assss se-~sass = ssar.sr Pss
Box Tickets. sl--rs . esnt.--0s,lsry. asessa
In Mr. WALLAcK, Lssseecors<r o. Leonard ssd Chure.
streets, ten deors fros Broadway THIS EVENING" vii
T0RTEsA. THE usURER-Tortesa the Us.rsr, Mrwal
lack-Cosnt Falcon6 Mr Matthews-Angeio, Mr. Copnor
Tomaso, Mr. Observation-Disclosures, Miss Mones-- z'Ppa,
Mrs Seftun. sI &
After which,
SUDDEN THOUGHTS -inru.s, M Brsw.s-Jset Cab
bage, Mr. w II Wians-- General Dornton, Mr. BAikey-
Sims Mr. Balaoek Impulse, Mrs stickney-
THE BOARDER-Mr Peregrine PIotwell Mr. Browne--Ar
Pendleberry, Mr. Blakely-Mr Ferdinand FramPton. Mr.
waiton-Mrs fenalsbsrry, Mrs. Rssseli-Nancy, Miss
Doors open at II Psrfor 70 commence at 4 Boxs.
81 rt 5ocsnts Gallery % cents.
DOWERY THEATRE--T. s. HAMBLIN SOLE MANI
ID AGER AND DlRECTOR-This evening, will bs
ERNEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Darvn, Mr. Hamblin-
Lumley Ferrers, Mr. Ferrers-John Walters Mr. Adds
Alice, Mrs Shaw.
To conclude with
MAZEPPA- Mr. woolford--Abner Khan Mr. Proc
tor-Csstean. Mr. Rice-Premislaus, Mr. Foster
Drolinski Mr. Gates--Rud zoof Mr. Nckinson-- Thanar
Mr. Cole-Zemba, Mr. Addis-Keaac, Mr. Lewis--Ko
Mr. Jackson Oiiasai Mrs Cole-zsmla, Mrs Proctor
Agatha, Ms Jones.
Doors open o'clock The performance half
past precisely.
Prcss-Boxes Is cenPit, SIT cents Gallery, 70 cents
OLYMPIC THEATRE-444 Broadway, (next door 70
~ Tattsrsars) -Under the sole manage Of d. D. Nc
KINNEY-Th is evening, will be performed,
The PIRATES OATH-Alcour, the Pirate, Mr. Freer-
Kinda, Mrs FIysn.
Tx BEDoUIN ARABS viii appear.
OUR MARY ANNE-Coloael, Mr. webb--Joaathaa Turks
rBrydges-Ernestine, Mrs Flynn-Mary Anne, Madame
Another act BY the BEDoUlN ARABS.
Seats may s ss , y srFyhns to T. " y rrsa
Box, 50 centsPit, rs centsPrvate Boxes $500 m7sm*
ERANKLTN THEATRE. CHATHAM SQUARE, sn9er
II the direction Of Mr. r. BLAKE THIS EVE,
JOHN OVERY The MIsER OF soUTHwARK-JoAn
Overy, Mr.. Cartliteh-S holbot Mr.. Clinc-Bosk Mr..
Newton--Baron Ftsgcofrey, Mr. Edwards-Mayfy Mr.
Watts. 4ts 4Hsf
After which M, ypess f&fr
HOW TO DIE FOR LOvE-Baron Thalwick Mr. Edv ard
Captain Bloomfield, Mr. Gilbert--Captain TLawck Mr.
Baker-Truck Mr. Wills-Trap, Mr. Nswtoa--Charlotte,
Mrs Watts.
TURNPIKE GATE-Craek Mr. Wis--sir Edward Dash
ner, Mr. Baker-Henry Blunt, Mr. 0iIbert--Bob Nav
thorn, Mr. Nswtoa-Joe standfast Mr. CIine-Peggy Mrs
Doors open at ocoek-perfornances commence "
o'clock precisely. sti
Boxes 20 cents-Pit % cents. n sF
A POLIO GALLERY, Ns.4Is BROADWAY.---TAe Sc.
IA cond exhibition Of Paintings under the direction e the
Apollo Associations for the promotion Of the Arts IN the
nes States now consisting Of recent productions Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

In tins market prices still dropping and the demand
Known 70 ss 80 cheap does scarcely pas
scs without material decline from the rate Of the
YESTERDAY the highest price that could for the
brands 81 Genese on change $780, down 70 ss75a
67 Cor the kinds southern descriptions sell at So 90
as66 and Ohio at the latter price sales have been made
since our Of northern ~ III and al 81 % cts
per bu The receipts Of all kinds continue heavy and the
stock large. where The reduction stop cannot tell
In the absence Of monopoly demand and swPply regulate
the prices and this fundamental principle Is fully and
cuvey proved by the above statement The immense grain
resources country hardly known until
ced series Of reports on trade developing rapidly
possible condition and position this important branch
ned n every part Of The country and extending
from the confines Of Maine TO New Orleans Prices up 10
agrea. height and we're raid BY the consumer ina.
any quantity Of grain From the beginning Of researches
commenced in the country and the moncpos ,rem
which gone Through with the trade and all its ramf
cations have produced what the indicates With
out unoeen and prodeous revelation takes place in the
business prices reach the height they did 1897 No
banking power matter how extensive bring lis in
fuence such extent command the regular and healthy
trade 10 grain 10 devate from its natural this
year keep back their productions they did ss they
now see the posture Affairs and the absurd policy doing
They were IN great measure justified In retaining in their
the supplies they did from the tendency OF things
At the time but change has come ov affairs and they now
larry and rapidly
90 FAIR At COLUMBIA HALL, Grand street-The
Phlanthropc Society will hold FAIR al the Columbian Hall
Grand street. on Wednesday June 5h. and continue two FOL
lowing DAYS Th,y will exhibit many valuable useful
nameuta articles and there be work executed by
ea families needing assistance whose too sensitive
feelings could solicit charity and by giving employment e
such, industry is encouraged jea4t
90 THE CECILIAN SOCIETY, formed for the sncour
agemen Of Sacred Music IN Greenwich and the vicinity viii
give CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC, in the Baptist
Chsrch MsDeugs street, Spring street THURSDAY
EVENING next, the sth june 1880
The performance will consist Of selections from the works
Handel Haydn Nauann, tIimmel Dr. Clarke Whitaker ans
ethrs and will commence at quarter before O'Clock pre-
esely.
Conductor, Mr.. J. .. u. Price
Tickets 25 each, be obtained Al the
Firth Hail. Franklin square, j. y. Price, Hudson
L. Nicely 9Ql Bedker ST w. w. Miet 32o Broadway; Of tn
President the siety Mr. Edward Deacon, 1856 Spring
the door Of De church the evening o
The Orchestra xl be and effective ie4 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

Cleared.
Cahoon O'Nei Charlessn Georgnia Parsons Liverpool,
Rochester (new) Woedhouse, do; Hacyon Prince Porand
American Anderson Newburypor Eliza Barney, St. Johns,
NIB; Algonquin Spear Maracaibo; RUSSELL Crane East Had
DAM Edward Vincent Chase, Alexandria; John Enders Bell
Richmond; Odeon Corner Bucksort; Pauline (Bre) Meyer
Bremen.
Packet ship President Chadwick from London, May and
Portsmouth, May 49, with mdse to Grnne Minturn & Co
Ship Napoleon, Chadwick % d from Liverpool with dzc
to Taylor Merrill and Thonpson-2l2 passengers.
with mdze to Herdman x Keenan--l96 passengers.
Ship Wavery Madison, from Havre 9th May, with mdze to
Centor Co-i76 passengers.
Ship Montpelier Tyson, from Newcastle and 40 d from
Dunkirk, (Kng) with coal, 81 to order. f4
Russian ship Minue Seth, so de from Mareiles, with
wine, &c to A Pwehaught.
Swedish bark Aurora Runnatus As ds from Goenburg,
with iron, SC to Dixon
Br bark Agenora Gerrey IS days from Liverpool, with
ndse to Nswbold & Craft 100 passengers aF N
Ham bark O. w. wappaus, Robb, so days from Hamburg,
with nadse to Wrappaas Rippke.
Brig Oeeolo, sweetzer, days from st Mary, Geo, with
ship timber to Benson.
Brig Poacher Howe SO days from Bordeaux with brandy,
&C. to order. N~#
Brig Amelia Strong, Hadley days from Daren with cot
ton to M Demill
Brig Henerea Parker days from Lubec with plaster
Brett Vose.
Brig Eliza Allen days from Lubec with 200 tons plaster
to 4 Winnett At tNfs sf
schr Tower, Barker 10 days from Naguabo, Pr with sugar
to w Lewss.
si Below
- "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

" y u
The city trade very dull All the leading articles renal
without change rates. and with very little disposition to
rae among Wholesale dealers The from the ntero
of the country however, Of very encouraging nature
the cities Of the very active condition. nciden
npon The receipt OF their spring supplies from New York. Tn
canals the great Of wealth. continue in very pres
porous condition The following the RETURNS at Albany
the lst inst 0 4le
were ssr saa7so 7
were ss'''p.' =. 0ses
Excess, $la,ss2 9
Nav SIS sist. y We have received slls,Sol 4
10 Nav ait, The receipts were s4,loo 9
Excess, ss5.5so Z
From the opening Of navigation, April Goth to
NAV 3lst, we have received, $ll9,60l
to Nav sist. the receipts were, s4,loo 8
Excess, $s5,5oo 2
CoFFEE-Holders Of this article very firm The stock
are not large and there fair demand from the
The sales since extend about 2200 bags Of all de
scrptons at lOa 24 for Brazil; l2} for Laguayra ii
III Tor Cuba and 10 0i for Cuba-sesdes entire cargo
$3.50 bags Of RE taken for the Pade pha market ON tern
not ade known At Philadelphia the sales have been ll0
bags at Rio; III for Havana and Lagsayra 10
III for Java.
Sp,RrIs-There have been sales of Bordeaux Brandy
1911 80 and Rochelle at las las; jamaica Ram at $50
49, IT'S; St. Crox los At Philadelphia there has heel
change the Brandy Gin Rum has improveda little
Sales al 40 43 cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

6ITY SALOON.-The former proprietor Of the Western
brought the Exhibition q the INTERNAL REGIONs,!
well known BY reputation throughout the Union and which
has been In successful operation for the has
the homer inviting e public Of New York pay their re-
spects TO him forthwith in his SATANIC COMMONS. To-
saed u the City saloon Formerly Hansgons Diorama
next door 70 the American Museum where the may be
seen Every Evening, at 81 o'clock precisely.
Skeleton. representing Mnothc Judge He seated al the
entrance Of the Internal Rgioss; his right seen 10 RAISE
At a = the act PrOnos.ce sentences below him APP
pear the concluding word. Of Danes celebrated inscription
"Abanaon hope,
All yc who enter here.n
In advance Of this figure the foreground by
BuB! seconded BY companions Cerberus and Python the
nonstrou three headed Dog the gigantic Snake
moving in such suprxng inspire behoder
with belief that they living Further le Of Mnos
LUCIFER, around whom Human skcletons'
OF which transformed into Demons torment
ing the sufferers. Still furhsrb back Is SKELETON HOLD
INC THE STANDARD OF DEATH illustrating the fol
Lowing lincs:-- NaI
ITO this grim form eur chsrished limbs have coma
And thus lie Wondering in their earthly home;
In tart bound hillock, or IN scuIptured shrine,
The worms alike their cold careses Irvine;
50 far we all equal, bat snce left
Our mortal weeds, Of vital spark bereft,
Asundcr, farther than the Poles we're driven 'M
Some sunk deepest He'll raised Hcavenu
The back ground presents FIERY GULF Large iccIes
their surface the Red Glare Of the Fires within On aud
den the visitor plunged In pitcy darkness whilst he Il sur
rounded by the moarnin hrieks Of Condsmsed sp The
easng q chains and sProsr Of Devils and Inp complete
Admission 90 cents. Doors open at eight o'clock.
- add the interest OF this Exhibition by stating
that all the skeletons therein contained those mseac
tors executed ia Ohio within the last years. their erim
nal offences In short the proprietor feeling high confidence in
the tendency OF this Exhbsn for GOOD moral
and religious respectfully invites the ssutous a.
r. s-The Exhibition only lasts TO three quarters
of an hour. ny7s-aw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

90 Packet shlp HUNTsvIILE, from New Orleans, Is
dcksreing Orleans wharf Congnees will please attend
20 the receipt Of uheir goods t4y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

TyvHE STATUE OF yICT0RIA--By j. varick Stout
Is oxhsitng al the Sayvesant Institute $50 Broad
way from 10 A. Nj. TO 10 r. M. AdSittance 10 cents
After short conversation with this artist len him an
der the impression that his mind completely kued and
saturated with classical images feelings and ana
that he has the feeling for his art that may supposed 10
have belonged % Roman sculptor, Of the time &C
1.-THE Exposi,or1
The statue o. Stout approaches the character II d
nifty assuming the son form Of beautiful woman than even
the chef d9uvre which has enchanted the werd for nearly
1000 years. ff1erald
-. The Statue win shortly Be renewed from this city
In