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QFTO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. EVANS CAM0MIlt g. APeRleNT PILLS.
DR.. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Or. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP 0or teething)
Or. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.

THE GENUINE MEDICINES,
are sold at 100 Chatham-stree,, New York and BY
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country. The public are therefore respectfully re-
quesled to obtain them from the regular agents on
Vas there is deiteriouS imitation ofthese med
iciues IN the market which renders this caution
necessary, in order 10 guard the public against i'm
position.
AGENTS.
w. CALLAHAN, Newport R. L. o. r.
TINGLEY, Providence J. NC lNTYRE u Co
-Pawlucket; BENZ. EARL a Co, Fall River,
Mass GIBSON N STERLING. ct. Barring
on; ). POWELL, 80 Cornhill Boston; d
WITEHILL, New Haven, Conn. CANFlELD
X ROBINS, Hartford.
IT BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
~ See also advertisements on the hrsl page.
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TIE EAFRICASs.-Another important step
has been gained within few days, 10 throwing
light upon the history OF the captured Africans.
1t appears that they are most Of them from the
Mandi or Mandy country. and not from Mand-
ing, as was supposed. Prof Gibbs had already
satisfied himself that their language was not
,ha, Of the MandingoeS-and thus a mystery
was thrown over the matter which is cx-
planned. One Of the new interpreters is ma
tive Mandi, and was rescued from Spanish
slave e-shp about seven years since. The other
was brought up at Sierra Leone. As soon as
one of the new corners addressed them in their
native tongue, there was an instant explosion
Of feeling-they lesped aud shouted aud clap
ped their hands, and their JOY seemed absolute
ly uncomfortable.
This means OF communication are now as
good as can be desired, which has not been the
case heretofore. An examination was com
menced, taking each individual in turn, which
at the time Of writing this snIcie, was only 10
part completed.-They all agree IN stating GER
tain facts-that, after being made slaves IN var
ious ways, some OF them kidnapped. others ia
ken for debt &c. they we're taaen to LomDoko,
a noted slave mart three or four days SAIL from
Sierra Leone, and thence transported 10 a
Spanish vessel-that they were about three
months on the voyage. and were landed by
night at 2 village a short distance from Havana.
asd wore there sold to a Spsnard whom they
call Phi, who came with them 10 the Amlstad
that they we're taken thence through Havana
by night, and 10 or l2 days after landing were
shipped on board the Amistad,-thst on board
this vessel they we're hsrshly aud cruelty treat
ed, and but very scsntily supplied with food
and drink. Many Others particulars have been
ascertained. and still more will be 10 the course
OF the examination. When asked If Antonio
came from Africa. they all say, No.
These facts We nave directly from the min
utes OF the examination. We understand that
various reports have obtained circulation. which
are wholly unfounded.
Pipi Is undoubtedly no other than Signor
Ruez.
The prisoners are provided with comfort ab e
quarters at the County House, and il is inte I'd
ed to employ some one in giving them inslruc-
ton. They are out every pleasant day, for a
While. upoa eho oeeeo-eo exercise lhsIr limbs
-whoo Ji90Uo, especially. codesno ssseaish-
|! ! : ! ! ! J !
- ;I1 r1 pl11i11I = hls 800 -.
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DIeo.

At Providence on Tuesday last Mr William
p. Han, son Of J. Bailey Hall, Lsq Of Middle
town, aged ~ years.
o. Thursday last. Caleb Williams Esq ID the
IA rear 81 MS age.
= frovsd<nes On Sunday last. Mr. BenIam'n
F144es oBo1 s. ysars-
. = dsGnle, issh last. S1r. Ezekiel Palmer, aged
Y - ~ uoo1 poekes scar Piirsturg Pa. Al
! 49, m ~. - q he IL Rev A v. Grs.
y = - fa~en D'Or~ss
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

A, Bremen, Sept. 4,h, ship XutusofT Taylor, o
his port, from Virginia.
Cid. at New York. on Saturday, schr Luran:
SwaSey, 81. Augustine.
Arr. al Havana, 23d ult, brig Poland, Gardner
10 days from this port.
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4t@%3 Frnit aud Ornamental Trees, Shrubs.
Roses, Bulbous aud Tnbefons rooted
.r~- Plants, Ileibaccous Perenials. &c. Tho
Fruit consists ola great variety ofihe best American
English. French and other European ,ariees of Ap-
Aprcots, Mulberric. Ounces Grapes, Goo.eber.
variety Of Nuts. IN Fllberts, llazelnuts Chusnnis.
Walnats, hickory nuts. &c
Their collection of Ornamental and Fore., Trees
is exensive-among which are Oaks, Naples, Elm..
AIHn,hus. Adele. Lindens Locuris. several varic-
ties OF :he Horse Chesnut, Ash, Catslra, Tulip,
Larch, Magnoi,ns Basam Fir. &c. with n great va
,ieiy Of others to b, found III tlieii Catalogue.
The proprietor. have made large additions the
present season Of Fruit, Ornamental and Forest
Trees. Shrubs aud Flowers, among which are soine
ol the most rare and BEAUTIFUL varieties Of the Mos
Rose. selected from the mos, crebra,cd Gardens ia
! Europe.
They have n grea, variety Of the most desirsblo
Plants for Ornamental or permanent Hedges SIMON :,
whIchare the Bncktborn Rdmnns Cntjiarficns) Haw
horns. Washington Thorns, Cockspur Thorns. Es-
ropean Prvet three tiorned Accnccia, with = few
thousand OF the celebrated OSage Orange Maeluro
very beautiful plant the leaves valuable for tho
feeding IL silk worms, Of which the worms are very
fond
Catalogues furnished gratis. an application TO
CHARLES n. TILLEI, of Newport where
any information IN regard to Trees may be obtained.
also orders for Trees aud Plants. n,ry he left. Cat.
alogues ma He'd To any pan OF tho Union. when re-.
qnesicd The Trees and plants viii be delivered IN
any part OF tho city Of Providence free of expense
FERDINAND POTTER q. co.
BoiaDIc Garden, September 25in 1889,
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FRESH GOODS FOR AUTUMN
RECEIVED At
Tlu,,nS, ,s,AA'Ls%HbSs

SAAES I.s. LM vNN'Ss
THiBET and Moreno cloth,
Printed Saxony and w0rsIed cher.
Printed and plaid Victoria.
Figured and plain Aipines,
Swiss and KNIT ShawlS,
ThIbct and BrochI. duo,
French and BRUSH prints,
Rcn MoUs-elIne de LANES, plain aud figured,
Scaris. C"llaIets and CrayatS,
MUhsir Mus aud Gloves.
Printed Flannel Welch dito.
Rogers and English esnnes,
Worsted Damask aud Aofsns,
WhnDey and Rose Blankets,
Fancy and Colored Merinos.
French Work, and fancy Laces,
embossed Center Table Cloths,
RIch Satins for clodks,
Elegant hgured and plain Silks for dresses,
BrOadclotbs Cashmere aud CaSsIDets,
Ribbed and plain Satlinetls,
Mohair, Mofayiab and worded Hose,
superhne heavy sheeling and Shifting. sep III
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SNIP IL NEW $.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, DC, 9th.
Sch'r Hannah, Boss, from New Orleans. with
Corn, 10 X. PoIter.-Sch'i Canary, Gooden, 3
days from Bangor with lumber to II Bull Jr
THURSDAY. Oct. 10Th.
Schr' Morning Star Adamson, from Pictou for
Providence 1sloop CandAce, Brown, from Fall
River for Albany.
FRIDAY, Oct. Ilth.
Brig Orleans, Adams. from Pictou for Scmer.
set-Oh Cape CanSo, Brig Syrene. 3 days from
Boston -Sohr Champion, WeSlsat-, of Salem. Q
days from Pctou for Somerset-Lefl there, end
INST U :. Schr GrampuS on a cruise
Schrs Francis Maria, Low from Calais with
lumber TO Finch n Engs.--SuSan Jane Lufkin,
ON do for Providence IS loop, Ostervllle Love
very, from Wsreham for Hartford
SATURDAY Oct. 18th
Sloop Fame, Foger, from Nantucket for Provi.
dence,
SUNDAY, Oct. 18th.
Brig Gen. Scott, Littleiohn from PHILADELPHIA
for Bo>ton.-Schr. Gen Knox Holbror, from New
York for ThomaSton,
MONDAY. Oct. l4Ih.
Barque Delaware. Davis, from Philadelphia for
Boston. Brig Chatham. Fisher, from Baltimore
for do.-Schr Pensacola Black, from Philadelphia
for Boston. -Sloop Leader, Winsow, from Provi-
dence for New Bedford
CLEARED.
Ship John CoggeShal Macy Pacific Ocean.
a. =
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II was made by Mr.. Howe. Of this city. for one
OF the African Kings. and is 10 be sent out by
the first ship. II is said that this monster um-
brella is for the purpose Of screening the King
from the sun. when in consultation with his
Minster.-B,isto! England Mirror.
Real Porerty.-On Saturday morning last.
Geo. q. Morris. an old revolutionary soldier,
who had fought under Com. Nc cDonough, and
lost his leg in the battle on Lake Champlain.
called upon Alderman Tan. and requested him
TO commit him 10 the county prison for thirty
days as vagrant As reason for this singu-
lar aud strange request. he stated that he was
poverty stricken, and had not a cent in the
world to procure him morsel of food or a
nights lodgings. "All night" he said, "have
been on the commons in the rear of your
Commissioners Hall, chilled TO the bones with
cold. and wrirhng under pain. for you must
know that fell down Yesterday and sprained
my wrist when the day broke ! got up and
wandered about until your office opened. and
now am here and hope YOU will commit me
shall there be able TO procure bed and vct-
uas. and above all things, shall receive medi-
cal aid for my hurt"
But have YOU no pension. do YOU not re-
ceive money from the Government T. inquired
the Alderman.
ALAS no, sir was his reply; notwith-
standing my many applications for a pension.
they have all been unsuccessful nv name ap-
pears on the muster roll Of McDonough's ship.
bu, they want proof that | am the identical
George G. Morris whose name appears on the
roll; and who is there among the officers of
the ship who recollecrs the poor wounded pr-
vdte The only man who perhaps could prove
the fact, is McDonongh. and he is dead"
The Alderman, after listening 10 his narra-
tive, filled up a commitment for him. and he
hobbled away with it 10 the county prison.
PbiiadeIphLa Ledosr
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BDNNETS,

Florence Straw Bonueis and IIood,,
Colorcd Braid ditto and Hoods.
Chidrens Florence and Braid ditto
Uncut Velvcts, and silks Tor Bosneis.
Bonnet Velvets, plain Tor due,
Elegant Gatnilures- Satin, Taifcia
Cbaneable plain plaid, and other Ribbons for Bon.
nets for sale above az
sept II JAMES lANM0NDs.
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OCTOBER 2ND, 1899.
Just Received and now opening
AspLENpIp ASSORTMENT OF
DEsN GOODS.
FROM BOSTON. AT NO.

Twill sell Shlrling for only seven cents per yard.
Cotton Hose for Ten cents per par White duo, n
bou, 30 pair for One Shilling per pair, Calico from
Ten 10 % cents, elegant English and Freuch Pat
terms "A SleeuDg. heavy and good, ior only ~ ~
cents per yard splendid assortment Of Mousseline
de.LaIne Dresses from q Sd TO Us per yard. I'm
brellas; fdinboro, Highland. silk Cotton and
Wooden Shawls Qneeus, Fancy, Picket MusllDs,
Laces aud Book Muslin, MousseIIDc cde.laIne Shawls
and Scarf. Chlldreps Gloves Queen NIctoriu
spooIs OF elegant Sewing Coten. Leather Nuts, La
dies french Callows and Black Lace Wells, Russia
Diaper.
Herno, Nohair, Wosied, and Fancy Imperial
Hose, Cashmere dlllo ditto with Six, Hose and half
Hose MIllcd Limbs Wool do, and chIldren's wors
ted and cotton do Yeoman and Fancy Crvals aud
Comiorters, Moscow Wooden Sbowls. Pilot Cloh.
and Pe,ershain, and ID. kersey, Pongee aud Canton
Pocket IIdkl- Spi,tleleld do, BonDets. Cdrpellngs
aud Rugs, with great variety OF goods not men
toned suitable TO the season His old customers
and Friends and the Public are invited to call
NATHANIEL SWEET.
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AUCTIONS.
By NJ. HALL, AUCT'NR.
Positive Sale Of valuable Nautical,
Mathematical, Engineering and
Surveying instruments.
THIS DAY,

Al X o'eioek, A. u. at the Sales Rooms Of
". Hall,
HAT ILL be sold valuable collection of Nautiosi.
w Mathematical Engineering and Surveying
Instruments, consisting of Levesllng Instruments,
Surveying Compasses. Marine and Parlor Bsrems-
iers night dnd day Telescopes. do Astronomical, On
stands; night and day. or sell registering Thermom,
e,ers' aud a variety of other qualities Ivory and
Brass Pocket Compasscs, leather and brass pocket
Measures from 6 to 100 feet; large assortment Of
Spectacle aud Pebble rye Glasses; Target Route
Tor LeyeIIng; Three first rate silver Watches; Ca
mera obseura, aud various other articles too nnn,er'
Gus to mention.
The above sre warranted instruments Of a sups-
nor quality, aud Will be sold to the highest bidder
Dealers and others Will find the above an excellent
chance for bargains.
Terms under Sioo, casb-Si00. and over three
months, far satisfactory endorsed uotcs.
n b. The above INSTRUMENTS will be opon for
examination on Monday and Tuesday previous 'o
the sale.
Oct Q. M. HALL, kuct'nr.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE fosr OFFICE, NKw-


POST OFFICE, NEw-
, n. ..
9th, 1889,
q for them ,ciHplea,s
they are placed in a
Mrs James Lawton
Nancy Seaman
Miss Mary Lewis
Mary Lyman
NJ
John Morrison
VIM l. Melville
Mrs A McNesh
Frederic J Mccarthy 2
Miss Elizabeth McPheT.
son 2
Eliza 6 Mclaughlin
n
Reuben Newcomb
Mrs John A Ncwbould 2
Francis n Nelson
Marius Panon
Mrs Zod Peckham
Charles II Russell
James Rose
J,HarleS,on Read ,
Charles Ryberg
James Rasanough
George o Sweet .
Albert sherman
James Shaw
James Stevens
Miss Mary Z Sweet
Nancy Slocum
Phebc u Sanford
L
James f Townsend
u 7 NJ Tobey
Ms Abby Thurslon
Miss NJ VI Thompson
LeoNer Tanner
William Valentine
II N Williams 3
J Williams
w Williams
Cap Jacob Wade
Thomas Whitman
Benjamin Wilcox
Miss Charlotte Wilcox
Abby NJ Wllbof
Sarah Williams
Martha Webster
}. Rebecca West
MiDDLETowS
Abraham Barker
William & Allen
Lydia Peabody
JAMEsTowN
George W Place
lRIsn
William Doanc 2
Richard Byrne
Patrick Tlerney 2
Patrick 'riernan
Deni'h Wholean
Andrew Brannan
Jeremiah Kelley
George Brannan
James O'NaIl
Corley O'Nail
Margaret Connor
Catherine lIanley
II. X. CARR, =. NJ
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REMAINING IN THE
POM
OCTOBEf
% Persons cali
say /" odrertised, a.
separate boz.
William T Angel
Josiah Albro
Miss Elizabeth Almy
Mary Y Alger
Il
F. c Bowers
Giles Barney
Solomon n Barlow
Samue | Broadbent
Henry A Braosemer
Sllas Barker
Charles II. Bardeen
Gideon Barker
Miss Eliza Brown
Ann Burdlck
e.
Rev James VI Cooke
William II Caswell
Marquis Couocthe
John l. Canedv
Samuel 4. Carr
W m ID Callahan
J III Cottrell
john Clarke
Nathaniel Codd ing,on
Edwin Clarke
Mrs l. Chadwick
MISS Mary Coggsns
Abby NJ Cody
Sarah VI Clarke
Messrs Henry b Davis
Co,
Mes Durlee e. Brown
Miss Elizabeth ) Dunz,
+
| Mes John N w Earl
( +
Cap Henry J Finch
| Widow Mary Fish
Anna Fisher
G.
Solomon Goodspeed
Charles or Eliza Green
Mrs Nj e Gorham
Mary Jane Greene
Ahuer Hathaway
Mumiord Hazard
Clarke Hure
job w Ilie,h
Master Of A american III
tel
Albert II IIewctt
George ilindmarch
Charles Hunter
Weihln Hall
Mrs lIasell
prson Herr
c NJ Hall
Miss Sarah ? lleyward
Mary II Hall
Mary J. Hazard
Mary A llogariy
II n Kinpsnan
Miss WIN q King 9
Hugh l. Logan
ThomasJ J l.cgare
1ob Lawlon
Robert y Lawton
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Political GdmmOn.-A stump orator who
wished TO CANNON some Germans just previous
to an election. in order to obtain their votes,
observed, that though he was not a German
himself, yet he had brother who was remark
ablu fond Of Gernaan sausages.
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Important from Cdnton.-By the ship Pana-
ma we have advices to June lst inclusive. The
disastrous intelligence previously received is
fully confirmed. The ships which arrived pre-
vious to the breaking up of the trade, were load
ing with tea at great cost. Goods were also
at high prices. Tho opium (25,263 chests
was not to be burned, but TO 60, it was thought.
in lunks to Pekn, 10 be dissolved ioto liquid
and then TO lei run into the sea. Commission
er Lin is raised to thedgniiy Of Governor oi
two of the most important provinces Of the EN-
pire. He published an edict June lst, an
nouncing the receipt of the opium, and order,
to destroy it. All the foreign houses have
completely broken up their establishments, sat.
isfed that trade cannot 60 on under the bonds
to the Hong merchants unjustly demanded by
the Chinese government All the foreign con
suls are also at Macao.-N Y Star.
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CLEARED.

Ship John CogseShaIl, Macy, Pacific Ocean
Brig Octavia, Mayberry, ST Jago de Cuba
schr Hannah, Boss. New Orleans.
Sloop Three Brothers, Stewart Fall River.
Do Portugal, Rogers. Mobile.
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POtler'S Botanic Garden d Nurseries,
CRANST0N, r.. I.

THIS establishment is prepared to
supply orders to any extent desired, Of
Frnit aud Ornamental Trees, Shrubs.
Roses. Bulbous aud Tnbefous rooted
plr.nta un.Lncno.l. p.....inl. & H..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-23

TSOR THE BENEFIT OF MIR. WILLIAM Dime
II FORD, late Manager If the Boweyy TheGfTe.-H nav
ing been understood and announced that the managers Of the
Nec Chatham Theatre had literally appropriated night Tor
the tent of Mr. Dnneord manager of the Bowery the
undersigned feeling every sympathy for his continued losses
and bearing testimony to his industry ac enterprise not
tend TO sustain him his appeal to the liberay Of the c
themselves but do cheeruy mend him to the pa
tronase and support the public making the beneht avaa
Bile and productive
Daniel y. Tylee, Samuel d Jackson,
John McKeon Charles II. Deeyan,
M. NJ. Noah, John Lovejoy,
John X. Livingston. Jr. Jacob Acker,
Frances L. Waddell, Robt. Anderson,
George r. Morrr r. H. Hodges,
Daniel Mcleod, Richard A. Lecke
Thomas Snowden, John Al, Bloodgood,
w. w. Williamson, VIM. l. Lou,rel,
VIM 5 McCoon, @. +. Waters,
s. jerks Smith, J. M. Dodge,
Alexander Brtack, james NJ Lowndes,
p J. Spciro Charles Del Vecchio
VIM II. Bunn DR. John Carnochan.
Edward Lanmar VIM. Anderson, M. ID.
Doctor Hazlehurst
The Benefit will take place THURSDAY EVE MING
next at the New CHATHAM THEATRE which OCCASION an
attractive entertainment will be preseaed embracing much
volunteer talent which will shortly be announced The price
of Tickets will be DOLLAR to the Boxes, and FIFTY
the Pit Seats be secured at the Box Office and
tickets be obtained OF the above gentlemen and al
at the following places. viz:
The sHaK SPEARE, corner of William aad Nassau strts
s. W. SEELY Bowefy Hotel
q. w. BROWNS hotel Water street
sANBORN LUsCOMB, Park Row, and Of
r. BUM, Washington street. olou
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-23
-. ONE PRICED HAT STORE THEODORE
~ CLARK corner Of Chatham and Pearl SITS after M.

=, ONE PRICED HAT sIONE.-IHEODUHE
~ CLARK, Of Chatham and Pearl sts after me-
years experience in business and after repeated and
untrsg efforts to attain the object consistently be-
ie that he length succeeded in ati
Gle which cannot fail to win the appropriations Of all who will
take the trouble to examine II.
This article, which the attention Of the public - now
especially invited, Satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that for beauty, cheapnss
dFabity and comfort canno. be surpasedn The city Of
New York In addition TO the usaa yorety Of Hats and Cops
he also Seeps hand constantly Fur Hat OF very susre
quality, which he afford Al FOUR D0LLARH; and tbs
fiat ior years past has given the
unqualified sati,action Justice To his friends well As
smsef makes proper tor him t. sly, that he sells FOR
CASH sustained roa bad will not have 70
paid by good Wholesale dealers supplied prompts at
tie old established stand where the asking price always the
selling price. stp-i-Sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-23

81 GhDAR SrREEr, NEAR BROADWAY.
&C. G. MARSH Accountant isorms the public TIA his
Rooms continue omen every evening from for purpose
giving instruction ia the Theory and Practice Of Bookkeep
ing The ayeragci 70 lessons len may be taken
suce ssive evenings the OF the pupil
instruction j. individual and not in classes.
Instructions is also given during the day from TO ? and
10 %.
Propestuscs with terms, and full account 81 the We,hod
may b. had AZ the rooms sl5.lmeo
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lssA FOP SALE, Or TO LET The three stors Bric
R House No. 2o Nah street. attic story and counters cell
&ar finished complete German silver CRATES; mahogany
DOORS plated urnue kitchen ranges csern Of at
capacy furnace and fues Throughout the house speaking bes
force pump; hot water csiern and bathing Sc The
built about years since and has been very little
occupied ism newly painted, and in complete order.
Apply TO GERARDUS CLARK, Esq, 1876 Water street.
oIStnoyr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-23

GLASS STAINING. &c.-WM. GIBSON h,viug been
VI accustomed to send specimens OF Ornamental, Painting
na Glass Staining the annual exhibition VI the Fair OF the
American Institute bees to call the attention Of the CT OF
New York the why he declines doing this
in order to any impression which might
exist that retres fro the field under the that
his specimens Of inferior either in de-
ship On perusa OF letter dated 18th August published IN
the herald Of 10Th nst sdresied 10 T. u. WakemAn Cores
pondng Secretary Of the Institute, he aer himself that
cry JUDGED will justify ms proceedng declining
any exhibition of rivalry whsn the door 10 either closed
against fair, impartial decision. when the 5econ 0Nthe
judges not IA accordance with ID. views Of The cmmlttsei
they decline acting lher award W. o. y entirely IA the
dark regarding tie motives which ravc influenced commit
1stgardnc the decision &C the judges, that his spec
Of glass staining the beat az, this moment he
has not been favored with any to that letter 70
sDbscgaeut dated 9th Sept. The public wall draw their
usion regarding this silence the part Of the
miltee MIR. g.. that uo.e vsttrs OF the Fair who
qur orders execute IN any balch Of his art S not deter
mine Beir superiority from specimens usually exhibited
until thay eyaue hi, specimens a. TO 5iS Pearl street
In making this communication w Gibson does not intsnd
upon the members OF the Institute of ION
cannot o BE- coghzant &C such procedure but ~ may
excused IN saying that IL such system OF tavon,ism
hch has already become general be connur the pros
pcrty the Intuition will bc sealed, AMI the support Of
| Its beet friends withdrawn.
No Jls Pearl street. Broadway 0l0-tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-23

- BROWNS FALL STYLE or HArs-on hand
M aud constantly manufactuine elegant assortment Of
~. has mneh admired Hats Of the latest Fall Fashion.
Also very large assortment Of Fur Muti, from the lowest
price 60 the costly tegether with extensive assortment
% genemen cloth and fur caps. Yoat aud chldens cote
and velvet caps all Of which offered the most reasonable
ternt BROWN, l1s Chatham street,
IL am Oppns.te Nosevell. 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-23

A sSENBLY BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA, Corner Of
n Chesna and Tenth street.-The pub ic respectfully
hat the Saloons IN the above splendid sdhee now
ready for occupation and will be l 10 societies clubs aud
other associations for balls concerts lectures parties, &c
To professional persons IN New York DESTROYS Of engaging
purpose Philadelphia The above elegant saloons
worthy OF their notices for simplicity and claeness Of
decoration they not eqGatd this country For musical
the grand saloon has been pronounced BY cm
nsn vocal AMI instrumental artists unrvaed being from
.Ie and form peculiarly adapted for conveyance OF sound
,ul facility Of hearing
terms spply the Subscriber a. his ROOM MOI AeE
Of WI SIMPSON.