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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27
ARRIVALS, cLEARANcEs, Sc,

ARRIVALS, CLEARANCEs, &c,
Ar at NOreans 9Th, brig Grecian, Lemont, Phil
ndelpha, twas compelled 10 90 twice round Abaco.)
q l4te, ship Liverpool, Davenport. Liverpool. ..
1T iayre 18th nit. ship Palestine, LuIe6ed Of
Bath, uncer.
1T 81 Croix sth inst. brig Lincoln, Smith fin oath
discharging.
AT Guyana LIST inst. briggs John, Barnes for N
Haven, loading; Wave, blanchard for NYork, via
Jobos.
At Havana 9th inst ship Canton, for freight and
charter.
A, St Pierce (sIartl 4th inst brig Adamant,
Clancy for NYork days.
At Tampa Bay Sth, brig Ludwig. M'Lellan,
Thomas'on soon; sch Moaesk, Hawkes., do do.
CT at Mobile l4h, sch Harriet, Moore Galveston.
Ar at NYoik 10Th, brig Majestic Ames, Thomas
ton. CT sch Adelne, .hou'ton, Faith.
.fr Maven l9th sch Sagadahock, Rodbird, Por-
to Rico Sailed, brig sophrona Dole, Landerkin,
Baliowell. 80
Ar at Newport 18th, sch Primrose, Gardiner for
Fall River.
.qr at Gloucester 2Oth schs Washington, Hallow-
ell for Boston; Union, Westport for do
Ar at Boston 23d sch .arabela, BIocklebank,
Hallowell.
Ar at NYork goth. brig Pleiades. Lowell, Matan-
Zas. p:
Ar at Portland goth, schs Orbit, Prince, Camden;
Herod, Washington, Bath 2.d, schs Yacht, Calf,
Hallowel: Boston Packet Gardiner for saem.-
oath, schs Ergo. Grafam, Camden for Weymouth;
Olive branch, Robinson. Bath for Boston; Jane In
graham Rosion for Augusta; sloop Ann, Cutter,
1 homaston for Boston. ~
Ar at Providence 10Th, sch Ploughboy, Merriman.
Bangor.
q at Savannah l4tb, ship othelo, Tucker, Liv-
erpool.
Ar at Baltimore slh, bark Damarscotta, Stetson.
Rum Key 6.
Ar attn .ondon 18th, brig Majestic, Ames, Thorn
Blanchard, Rangor.
az at NBedford Goth, sch Caroline, Phinney, Ken.
nebec.
Ar at Bass River 18th, Sally, Sears. Kennebec;
Dorcas Halves, White, do
~ Na'anzas sth inst ship Grard Parker for freight
or charter; bark Calico, Lombard for Cowes 10
Going in brig Cervan:es, from NYork rs.
Ar at Pictou 10th inst. brig Science, Castine.-
llth Gazelle. Glover, Belfast; sch Ceylon do. CT
sch Caho, Lane, Camden,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27
DIED.,

In this town, on Monday last, Mrs. Sarah T.
Wife of Mr.. ''amuel Foote aged 81 years.
A child Of MIR. Charles Douglass, aged II months
On Tuesday morning, ELIZA WALDRoN, daugh
TER OF Rev. SiLAs STEARNs, agen years and 9
months.
$50 fades the lovely blooming flower,
Frail smiling soace of an hour,
So soon Transient comforts hy
And pleasure only blooms to die"
% Sister, thou vast mild and lovely.
Gentle as the summer breeze,
Pleasant the air of evening
When it floats among the trees.
Peaceful be thy silent sumber,
Peaceful in the grave SO low;
Thou no more wilt join our number.
Thou no more our songs shalt know,
Dearest sister. thou hast left US
- Here. thy loss we deeply feel,
But tits God that hath bereft US,
% He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day Of life is fed,
Then in heaven, with joy to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear is she'd ICON.
In Nobleboro,' Mr.. Luther Robinson, aged 20;
formerly Of this place.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY the Packet Ship RHoNE, Capt. WAL
TON. Paris dates to the 10Th Of May Zone
day later than by Great Westerly have
been received.
The journals speak of Paris as quiet, af-
ter the sanguinary tumult of the proceed
ing Sunday. By royal ordinance of the
l4th, the Chamber of Peers was constitu-
ted into court for the trial Of the often
ders.
On the 18th, the Chamber Of Deputies
proceeded to the election of a President
and two Vice Presidents. in the place of
Messrs. Passy, Gridaine and Teste, who
have entered into the Ministry.
The results were as follows: On the
first ballot, there we're 422 votes. OF these
M. Theirs obtained 20l, M. Sauzet 1919
the other scattering.
Of course there was no choice. On the
next bollot there 224 votes, of which M.
Sauzet obtained 9I3-exactly the lowest
number by which choice could be effected.
M. Theirs received 2G6.
The Chamber then proceeded TO the
choice of two Vice Presidents, when NJ M.
Cameron and Jacqueminot were elected
on the first ballot. Their competitors were
Messrs. De Sado and Benz. Delessert.
Onthese elections, the Moni,eur Partisan,
a sort of semi.official paper says:-"lh he
election Of President of the Chamber does
not present the character which some pa
pers pretend II was not a Cabinet ques-
ton that was to determine the choice. The
Deputies, therefore, voted according to
their personal predictions, without any
purpose of making majority for or against
the new Cabinet. This is fact OF which
j, is important to establish the truth"
The Journal des Debais Of the 10Th ult.
says ,-"The quiet Of the city has not been
moment interrupted to-day. The public
authorities are still on the alert, but the
riot is finished Paris has resumed its
usual appearance after two bloody days"
From Spain we find this intelligence:
Topographic Dispatch.
BAYoNE, May 10, 8 P. NJ.
Cabrera still ntercepts the road to Mad
rid. Four mails are due. Espartero was
on the 9Th master Of Ramalez, and would
attack Guadamno on the 10Th.
The Minister Of Commerce has ordered
present of one hundred francs to be made
toa milkmaid of the Seine Infereure, on
"h"f ha5 iScfnfiy D'Nh i''iio TUE Np"
peck, and who has submitted To the exper-
iments necessary to ascertain in the exist
'ence of the genuine primitive vaccine dis
temper.
e. The construction Of the Orleans rail
road IS proceeding with great activity.
The section between Paris aud CorbeiI II
Is thought will be finished Oh the lst OF
March next.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27
nj 4 RINE LIST.
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED
luno 81 brig Helen. Cooper. Middleton (Con)
sch Rebecca, iialhorn, Eoston.
sch Maine, Stear 3, do.
% sch Albert, Nckerson, New York.
sch Lydia, Nickerson, do.
sch Milo, Nckerson, Providence
"a ach Margaret, Williams, New burypor.
rs sch Complex, Burgess, Boston.
soop Syren, Palmer, Portland.
sch Alkaline, Moulon, New York.
CLEARED
zG brig Christiana, Ballard, New Orleans
sch Ceres Decker Piclou.
sch James Francis, Paine, brunswick, Ga
81 brig Frances Louisa, Webb, Barbadoes
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27

Little Genius says, Il always keep one
eye on the ladies' Keep both eyes on them,
friend, if you have two. They need watc.l-
eyes as Cesar had wounds--and then we
have an odd one-we'd keep 'em all on our
sweetheart-especially if she had $40, with
three of these things (O00) after it. The
women are too pretty to go unmatched.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27

The Lion and tie For.-By Lessing.-
;"Sir Lion said the Fox, Il shall have
no quiet until have freely told thee my
mind. The Ass is slandering thee. He
says he can find nothing praiseworthy in
thee; thy herosm is doubtful; he has never
seen any proofs of thy generosity OF Justice;
thou dost murder innoceuco and art always
for quarrel and strife Tie Lion was
silent for u moment, and then replied
'"My dear Fox, let him speak wha, he
likes, for never mind what an Ass may
say Of me-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27

Retort.-A little lawyer appearing as 'ev-
idence in one Of the courts, was asked by
n gigantic counsellor wha, profession he
WAS Of; having replied he was an attorney,
"You lawyer" said Brief, "why can
put you in my pocket" VERY likely you
may" rejoiaed the other, "and if yon do,
you will have more law in your pocket than
you ever had in your head"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27
-777@|-7@=777777=7 = -
III AR RED.

On Thursday evening last, by Rev. Mr.. Stearns,
Mr. CHARLES c. WALpRoN to Mrs. MARY E.
\ c. WEIGH.
On Sunday evening, by Rev. Mr.. Fuller Mr..
Isaac RICH TO Miss Nancy J. CoTroN.
In Dresden, on Thursday, goth inst, David C.
Clancy Esq, to Mrs. - Cooper, both of d.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27
SPOKEN.

June 10 lat 80 %, Ion 6s IL, bark Levant, Her.
rick, Boston for Cape Haytien,
May Is, lat 4s Is, lon 81 l-2, was ship Pla-
tina of Bath, from NOreans for Haue.
18th inst. lat "a, lon "A 49, ship Diadem, LAM
bert of Bath FIN NOrleans for Liverpool.
9th, lat 80 8, lon 70. ship Rochester, Owen, of
Bath, FIN NOrleans for Liverpool.
OFF Abaco. 9th, brig Waldo, 81 days FIN Bangor
for MatanZas.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27

, Cause Of Quarrel Il wish owned all
the pasture land in the world, SAID Bob.
We'll, wish owned all the cattle in the
world, said Ned. How could you feed
them' asked Bob. ia turn them into
your PASTURE said Ned. 'No,yon wouldn't.
Yes, I would No, you wouldn't. Yes,
l would You shan't.' 4 SHALL! Aud
then came the fsiicufs-anl OH how they
did fight!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27
POrflcpsg0r .vOfire.

FfgFf1CffgfFF sVOEtF6'
ZN flE subscriber having left all HE onse''iea 40
~ counts and Notes with EBEN'R CLAP. Esp.
would give notice. that unless they are ln'nedniey
settled, further cost will be added. No m stake
luns 6.-,flO w. A. r. STLVENa.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27
Memebec Log Driving Conn

kenebec Log Driving Come
pIDy.
FENHE Members of the Kennebec log Driving
ID Company, and all others interested in Logs
on the Kcnnehec and Dead Rivers, are hereby
tilted than .Heeiing Of said Company will be held
ut the Gardiner Hotel in Gardiner. on Wednesday
the 24lh day of July 1899, at 8 o'clock A. NJ, TO
act on The following business, 10 wit:
To Choose a Moderator
9. To take into consideration the situation Of the
Logs which have run below the chops; and to de-
termne in what manner they shall be disposed Of
by the Directors or A gents OF the Company
g. To if the G npany will alter amend
any article in the By Laws
a. To act any other business that may legally
come before thonl.
BY order of the Directors.
DANIEL NU1TING, Clerk Of Ken. Log
Gardner, June 10, 1899. dr,uing Go.
Al the same time and place, the Directors of said
Company will meet for the purpose of apportionng
and assessing the expenses Of driving the Logs
the current year; and a persons interested are
quested to bring in their marks, and The quantity of
Logs driven the present season.
BY order of the Directors.
DANIEL NUTTING,
Clerk Of Ken. Log driring Co.
Gardiner. June Ia 1889. 4wl3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

On Friday morning. Gath May after painful and di.tross.
ing illness OF months the effects Of poison infused into
the system from the Of paers applied in drawing ost
schrrou umou Miss Euphema dasghter Of the late Evert
wennan, deceased.
Her relatives and friends and those Of her brothers.
specially invited attend her funeral from the residesee Of
her brshsr Richard NJ Wennan as Hudson Of Bar
row street, this afternoon, at o'clock.
On Thursday afternoon. Gath nst ANA Eliza schauuburgh
widow OF Philip schasmbagh in the 9th year Of her age
The relatives and friends the family respectfully
vted her funeral this afternoon o'clock from her
late residence, No. - Forsyth street.
On Thursday morning, May ed, William Flyns, aged Is
years.
Wednesday aaa inst Margaret daughter Of Hsgh and
Margaret Mullany, aged years.
On the 2sd instant al Brooklyn L. I Mr. Samuel Prscc
old highly respected nhassnt formerly merchant OF the
city OF New York. aged IS years, months and % days
the I3h inst board the schr La Bruce at Bristol
L. from New Orleans Of southern fever Daniel Rease, sea
man. a native Of the state Of New York.
AT Geneva, " the goth instant, Mr. J. Bron Foake,
. Of J. FouIks Esq. Of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25
Bank Notes.


The close connecon which u States and Furope now
stand producing sensible change in the view, of pol
cal econoss &C England The United States become
90 important England market for her msn.acsr and
also Of supply FOR III material, that rupture
between the countries Is considered improbable
would Ne civil in either country and therefore the posi-
bity Of such occurrence scarcely entertained The
views therefore Of leading in England directed to
III. which still closer esnnectios with the United
State. hold lha, country the prscpe Of reepros.
" Of trade II has been advanced by those who advocate
repeal Of the present law that free trade in that
and consequent large imports would be BY
ponding increase in the demand FOR manufacture. nearer
and closer inspection Of the Subject however leads the
vcon that this true only with regard to the United States
with that country only Of means followed by
increase Of expenditures This arises solely from tbs state
Of society and the enterprise inherent the pcpsatics os
tered BY the mos, perfect social and political freedom
In this cosny the crops raised chiefly BY those who
c ground they t and that poros Of the crops which
il market 10 the surplus after amply Supplying their ia
e. and providing Tor the increase stocks
So perfectly assimlaed the country customs with city
.r, and fashions that but few Of the OF refined society
are unknown to the members Of wealthy farmer. family
with t.eu the de mand Paris fashion or the
latest patterns of Manchester goods is equally active
The Surplus crop therefore looked forward to- much for
the number and variety of these that Il will furnish FOR the
ACCUMULATION Of wealth. The Of the farmers equally
a. well educated and in cases, thas those who
dwell in cities How many q the merchants doing Business
the Atlantic c, the Of farmers, those whose own
bodily labor produce the crops1 We will venture .ay three
fourth These facts show state OF society that is 6rst
beginning TO be understood in England In Europe UP
70 the present moment not understood by the ste
gent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25


Sheridan, Depsyster, Lvsrpoo Jas McCobb Batehsder
Guayana, Pr; st. Georgia (sis De Anna, Malaga Catha-
rine Wilcox Smith, Wilmington NC; General hodgeson, Ba-
Richards Dickinson, Charleston; Charlotte brem Hohorst
Brsmea Victoria B Davies, London; Ocean, Lunnetsr,
Windsor Biow, Coahee do; Sad Peck, Rio Hache; Pc
tersburg, Cole, savannah Peon Hatch, Newark, N j.
Arrived.
Ship Shakespeare, Corse Liverpool 27th April with mdne
to Z Collins & Co.
Ship st. Thomas Adams 10 days from Havana with sugar
Brig Two Sisters, Haynes. from Palermo, and % days from
Gibraltar, with fruit &c. to Fitch & Co.
British brig Coyria Card II days from Windsor, MS, with
plaster to the master.
The Sve de erase for Havre, has been detained She
will SAIL together with the Sheridan Depsstsr for Liverpool
this morning Their letter bags will close at GiPins News
The St. Thomas ha. days the coast and days be-
tween the Hook and Cape May.
The SoxAerns Gaylord has been seized and condemned at
There was at one Office in Boston, the Cashier
and cargo, lost at Montevdeo, $1,000
The U. s. schooner Woodbury., employed government
packet between New Orleans and the Mexican ports the
Gulf Of Mexico during the continuance of hoes between
Mexico and France has been withdrawn from that service and
destand the Woodbury. will be manned the officers attached
TO her when in the service
WhaIemen.
The Ebe Waterman, of PoughkeePsie at Valparaiso
I'd Of Jan. with 200 VIII and 100 sp.
Spoken.
Going into Trinidad, May herm brig white signal red
border, aRd letters w M in it,
VIM Davis from Smyrna, for New York, April -, lat s.
long 4al4.
Charleston bar 10Th inst.
Foreign Ports.
MArAoUEz PR, May lO-America, for New York, ld'g.
HAVANA May lISld, James, Poester, from Laguna, for
New York. 9lh srd, Sisters Coverdale, New York
Touched at Turks Island 7h inst brig Glide, Norton 20
days from New York for Msnsana, and sid same day
CiBRALrAR, April 2l-Arr bark -, New York.
United States Ports.
BANGOR, May l9-Arr Aladdin, Dillingham;, New York;
Bratus, Cottrel, do. via Belfast.
Bosros, May 2s--Crd BENZ Bgelow, Wells, New York
Telegraphed, fremont.
SALEM May al-Arr Frederick Pearl, Spoorj, New York
Lexington, Smith. dc.
NANTUCKET, May l9-Arr Clarssa, Dawson. New York.
HoLMEs Hole. May 20-Arr Oxford, Achell New York.
PRovIprrcE. May 22-Arr Victory, Heath, New York
SID Bssh ao James Lampher, Kenny do; Express
Mel aughn, do; Yankee, Brightman, do.
PHILApELPHIA, May 23-Arr Valiant, Honeywell, New
York.
BALTIMORE NAY a3-ClJ, William, Harding, New York.
ALEXANDRIA, DC, May 2lArr Two Poes, Fountain, New
York.
NORFOLK, MAY 1O-Arr Hannibal, Newbury New York
Metallic Sumter New York.
RICHMOND, May a2-Arr Daniel Baker Baker, New York
CHARkEsrsH, May 20-Arr Adeliae Wilson, Sandy, New
York.
MosrLs, May I7-crd, America, Smith, New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

ny- TO THE PUBLIC-A most waaton and hbeoss
port published in Londes Sunday Journal having fs.nd
way the columns Of the papers Of this city, charging
with having abandoned my wife aud family desttuon SO.
take the liberty Of asking suspension Of public opinion
this macrpsdgsg pysef TO prove 10 the satisfaction Of
cry honorable and candid instead Of the allegations
bcag the outpoung Of some dastardy md mag
foe had neither the honesty the mashood 10
himself until my departure from my home. SO far from any
oa-immsd aely with being distressed or mpov
crshsd let all hat have the distant claims
upon in circumstances comfortable the most dis
satisfied could possibly desire have bat child and that's,
thank God FAR from being either 10 poor necesous
comes with redoubled severity upon me, "a stranger in a
strange land coming hher snherassd by OF the psuds
wsieh presede actors from foreign shore,
and engaged n esion the Of which is entirely
dependant upon pabe favor aud APPRECIATION On the liberal
ty and Characteristic kindness &c that public throw
myself to shield from the vindcve apersons upon
private character WHICH, from ignorance their base
have unfortunately been given crescy 10 by Of the ed
tors Of this city. my2s-lt'l CHARLES j. FREER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25
M q NE " N A 10 X X r.
Friday. Nuny 24-6 p. n 4.

There has been fair business done sterling exchange
day Of the leading drawers ask 10 per cent? bat sales
have generally been made at 81 % ceat the u States
Bank drawing at the former rate. The English which
reached yesterday although presenting material change
from the adce sed by the bears at the soct
exchange produce fall II will therefore be perceivso
that small only have been ssd at recedng prices
Bank of Commerce, fell of per cent? Delaware and Hud-
son per cent. Farmers Trust per cent? Mohawk per
cent; Paterson per cent? Stonngsn 1t per eest Harlem
IA per But little doing In Wall street generally sl.
continues to command premium from its comparative
scarcity, although gold plenty The former metal continues
70 arrive at New Orleans from MEXICO in Of vaoss
amounts, The schooner Waterman arrived here the 10th
from hatamors with sal 5s7 specie to different firms II
domestic eschasgc notice material difference in rates
since the last week.
Tn. following the current Of Bank Notes and Ex
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

PARK THEATRE.--THs EVENING will be per-
CHAOS CONE AGAIN--cu ca. ". p,..;a.-J,,l
Bu.ee, Mr. Richi.g--Tottns Ia.. NJ Chippindale-
ssm Mr. Povey-Janss, Mr. Galott-Harrist, Mrs Chip
After which,
LA sYLPnIDE-La sylphide, Madam. T,ylon;--J,u.,
Resben Monsieur Tasioni-rrineipal Dancers, Miss &
In the of the evening, Two Violin obgae., by Mr.
Hughes -
ROBIN HOoD-Robi. Rood, Mr. Richug,-Littl. John. Mr.
ehiPpndale- Rut,ekn, Mr. Pacide-Edwn MIR Joses-Clo.
Does spen a. orerafsrm,'' .omms,ee at quarter past
Box Tickets, sl-Pt, 50 csnts-Garery, ascents
IN Mr. WALLACE Lessce-CorHer Of Leonard and Church
streets ten doors from Brsadway-THIs EVENING, will
s sh ,fTl1 9Ed 49,, =. r;.m.. ~ s., -.
speckbaeker, Mr. Wilson-Andrel, Mr. Horncaste-Ami.
lie. Miss Shirref.
After which the Farce Of
THE ORIGINAL-Colonel Detonator Mr. Lambert Sir Ja-
cob Lukewarm.Jaek konpar,el, Mr. w H Willams-Emi-
ly Lukewarm, Mrs Rogers.
Doors open at Ia at T. Boxes
81 Pit SO cents Gallery % cents
ID OWERY THEATRE-T. s. HAMBLIN SOLE NAN
ID AGER AND DIRECToR-This evening, viii be
THE WANDERING MINSTREL Jim Bags, Mr. Gates
Mr. Crincum, Mr. Adds-Herbert Carol, Nj Riee-Jsa
Mrs Williams.
To conclude with
MAZEPPA-Mazeppa. Mr. Woolford-Abner Khan, Mr. Proc.
tor.Csstellan, Mr. Riee.rremislaus, Mr. Foster
MIR Coe-Zemba, Mr. Adds-Kedac, Mr. Lewis-Koscar
Mr. Jackson-Olinsai, Mrs Cole-Zemila Mrs Proctor
Agatha, Mrs Jones.
Doors open o'clock the performance to at hall
past precisely.
prces-Boxes rs eent'Pit, s7l centsGalery IS cents
OLYMPIC THEATRE-444 Broadway, (rext door tc
~ Tatersas )-Under the sole management Of ID. D. Nc
klNNEY.-This evening, will he performed
ELLA ROSENBERG-Rosenberg, Mr. Thorne--Storm, Mi
Jones-Ella Rosenberg, Mrs Flynn.
After which
THE RIv AL LovERs-Char by Madame Trust, Ma
dame Arraline. Miss Wharton, Sc.
Highland Fling, by Madame Arraline
Medley Pas Ses, by Madame Trust.
After which,
OUR MARY ANNE-Colon.i, Mr. webb-Jonathan Turks
Mr. Brydges-Ernestiae Mrs Flynn-Mary Anne, Madame
Araline.
To conclude with
you CAN'T MARRY YOUR GRANDMOTHER -
Sir Rose Bloomly, Mr. MeCann-Tom Small, MIR Bird
ges-Emmn Melville Mrs Tlynn-.Susan Erin. Mrs
Thorne.
Seats be secured by applying H. w McKnny, Trea-
at the Box oaice OF the Theatre from 10 till q
Box, so cents-Pit, rs cents-Private Boxes, 5000
mi 3m+
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ATTACHMENTS.

A FOLIO GALLERY, Ns.4is BROADwAY.--The Sc.
IA cord exhibition Of Paintings under the direction Of the
Apollo Association for the promotion Of the Fine Arts in the
Uscd States open consisting Of productions Of
American Artists, and choice collection Of Gems Of Art
by the most eminent Old Masters.
Admission 10 cents Season Tickets 80 cents Catalogues
12b cents.
This exhibition will cesc the 9th Of July The third
hbon will be arranged after possible and continss
until SEPTEMBER Abos the l Of October the great fall
btion Of the works Of Noders Artists only will be opened
continue until annual meeting the Ord Monday Dece
her, when the Pictures pshased BY the Committee Of Man.
arenent will be distributed amongst the Members.
uy15-2w*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25
n3-NEw YORK LITERARY GAZETTE, No II Pub.

n3-NEw YORK LITERARY GAZETTE, No. II Pub.
lished this morning CoNrrsrs-The Highland Girl The
Valley Of Srvor Savoyard tale Original Club Papers The
Barber; Considerations OF Truth Sonnet Mr. Webstsrs
departure for England Extract from Harry frarco now IN
press Two soRne translated from the Italian OF Michael
Angeo sanas; Extracts from the miscellaneous poems OF
the author Of Hsdbra Critical Nses Of tbs Paintings in the
National Academy, No Drawiagrocm Pictures Notices Of
New Books Dr. Channngs ser~on at the Church o. the Mes
iah Waterse Places otLe Musical Amateur
Society; Gems Of Literature; Love Dialogue Doggereil
foolish poet decrbed The Drama S,anra Popular Faaeies
Letter, by Chas. Lamb; Facst9.
Price per annum Single Copies 10 cents For sale at -
Ann street my26.lt
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Whole amount received up 10 goth May,


On Thursday evening" 23d inst BY the Rev Dr. Skinner, Mr.
f. A. Fisher 10 Miss Chareseta NJ Anmernan, all Of tins
city.
At Dobbs Ferry westehestr county the 10Th Instant
by the Rev George Walker Mr. James EPie OF the city OF
New York. Miss Agnes Martha daughter Of John Watson
Esq. Of the above named place.
Al Salem on the 22a inst BY the Rev DR. Flint, Jared
Sparks Esq Professor Of History Harvard Universiy to
Mis-, Nary Ssbee daughter Of the Hen Nathaniel Ssbee
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25
PATTlNsoN's COFFEE SALOON. CORNER or
NASSAU AND ANN sTnErTs

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