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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-21

To th Perceive th't The loans have deeressd Thls
cons s chiefly stocks and real estate which
lised The shows decrease incident the causes
mentioned above at the time the liabilities derc.te.
aud circulation have increased Th inereases however al
tednt upon the receipt ofproduoe which coming for
ward. We perceive that the circulation increased very
nearly to the Of increase domestic bills which are
based on the produce evident from the following table =
receipts and values compared with tho items for the
period last year. II will b. perceived that although the
prices much this year. yet from the increased quss
the aggregate amount much larger
1882 upt November et 1892 present values and tls
receipt, last year at the then values;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-21

ey- Washington 8ank Notes Of the city OF New
York, will be received at par for Dry Goods AT 2J6
Broadway. JOHN r. ADR,ANCE.
". With the exception Of those advertised as
frsudulently obtained, viz Tens marked on the
left OF the vgnette,4 J.FA. n203s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-21

0;~WAsHINerov BAoK NorEs.-CAuTioS.- The
public arc cautioned against receiving bills of the
Washington Bank " the denomination ~ Ten Dol
yignette--lhe same being fraudulently obtained
and the payment ofthsm stopped at the Bank.
n2O3t*
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY II. WEBB.
!, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA SATURDAY AUGUST "a, 1sso

word died upon her lips--she stood still and
llstened--and presently, as if overcome by
the associations thus awakened, the tears
fell thick and fast from her eyes. The re-
pentant husband saw that the favorite op-
portunity had arrived. He suddenly paus-
ed, and struck at once, with his natural
voice, into little English song of his own
composition, with which he had serenaded
on the night when they first exchanged
vows of eternal fidelity. At the FIRST tone
Of that well known voice she started, and
turned towards the open window, but as
the feeling notes rolled on, she paused as if
entranced, and as the last stanza was con-
cluded, he sprang from his concealment,
and was on the terrace and at her feet in a
moment. Hewas forgiven--and the stream
OF affection thus temporarily divided, reuni.
ted with new force and more gladsome
murmur, and flows on in rich and feItilizing
beauty TO this hour.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24
SUSANNAH.

Sweeter than the sweetest mamma,
Lovely, lively, chaste Susannah
You're the girl that still l muse on,
Pretty little smiling Susan.
Oh, if verses can amuse ye,
Fairest, sweetest, laughing Susy,
I'd write on, but meier rebuke ye,
Handsome and good natured Suky !
Every Rhyme would fatter you,
Sprightly, dimpling, tender Sue
I've sung my song-adieu, adieu !
Susannah, Susan, Susey, Suky, Sue
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24
POETRY.
A LAMENT.

By Percy 3. Shelley.
Swifter far than Summers fight,
Swifter far than youths delight,
Swifler far than happy night,
Art thou come and gone:
AS the earth when leaves are dead,
AS the night when sleep is sped,
AS the heart when Joy is fled,
am left alone, alone.
The swallow Summer comes again,
The owlet Night resumes her reign,
But tie wild swan Youth is fain
To fly with thee, false as thou,
My heart each day desires the morrow,
Sleep itself is turned to sorrow,
Vainly would my winter borrow
Sunny leaves from any bough.
lilies for bridel bed,
Misses for naHon's head,
Violets for maiden dead,
Pansies let my flowers be;
On the living grave | bear,
Scatter them without tear,
Let no friend, however dear,
Waste one hope, one fear for me.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24
DEATH.

Death is here, and death is there
Death is busy every where,
All around, within, beneath,
Above, is death--and we are death.
Death had set his mark and seal
On all we are and all we feel,
On all we know and all we fear.
"
First our pleasures die-and then
Our hopes, e. then our fears-& when
These are dead, the debt is due,
Dust claims dust-and we die too.
Shelley.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24
ROSANNA, THE UGLY ONE.
From The French.


But look then," said Mrs. Moore to her
husband, how ugly tina! little one is. Is
she not, William p
And Mr.. Moore, VINO was sitting in a
rocking chair, amusing himself with poking
the fire, laid down the tongs he held, and
gravely answered his wife:
But, my dear, you have already said so
one hundred times, and were you 10 say SO
one hundred times more, Rosa would not be-
come less ugly for your saying So"
Rosanna was little girl of about four
teen, She was their only child, and to do
her mother justice was very ugly, nay, al
most revolving with her little eyes, flat nose,
large mouth. thick prOtruding lips, red hair,
and above all, form remarkably awry.
Rosa was then very ugly; but she was a
sTeetcih. neEerlheless. Kinst am. ;nilalli.
gent, she possessed mind Of the highest
order. Nature seemed TO have ,compensa-
ted her with every good quality of the heart
for the want of every beauty of the person.
The poor little thing was profoundedly
hurt, as she listened TO her mothers obser-
yation.
'oh you little fright, you will never get
husband
Eight o'clock struck--Mrs. Moore was
sorely vexed.
Go to bed, Rosanna.'
Trembling, the little girl approached her
mother to give her the kiss Of good night.
''Tis useless, you little monster said
her mother.
A tear rolled from the little ones eye
She hastily wiped it away, and turned tC
her father presented him the yet humid
cheek. He kissed her tenderly.
Il am not altogether miserable she mur.
INJURED, leaving the room.
Retired to her chamber, she commenced
embroidering scarf. and worked thus par
of the night, for she desired to be able tC
present it 10 her mother, when she rose il
the morning.
The clock struck twelve. She had jus
finished, and putting it by, the little CIR
calmly resigned herself to rest. Her Iepos'
was undisturbed.
On the morrow, Rosa presented the
scarf to her mother. What was the pain tn,
little one experienced, when her mother re
ceived it coldly, and expressed none of those
tender sentiments which were to have beer
the sweet little ones reward.
Her eyes by chance glanced over neigh
boring mirror.
Yes,' she said internally, 4 am ugly
they are right and she sought in her young
head to find remedy for ugliness.
And then in the world new pangs wound
ed the little ugly ones heart. A first i'm
preston alienated all the young girls of her
own age; but then she was SO good, so amia-
BILE, so amusing, that they approached, then
listened, and then loved her. Now, indeed,
our little one was happy.
One day Moore went home in violent
passion, and became, in consequence Of
some triGing proyocation, highly incensed
against his wife. Their domestic felicity
was troubled for eight long days--for eight
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24

Why mother, almost every word in
Johns letter is spelt wrong. You would
not have me marry such man, surely"
~" Why, Sail, suppose that's the way TO
spell in the town where he lives. They
have different fashions to us in every thing
else, so suppose they are different in that
too
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24

"a man can't help what happens behind
his back" as the loafer said ven he was
kicked out Of doors.
81 am we're / would ever be-" as the
loafer said ven he was astride the rum cask,
operating with his straw.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24

If the best mans faults were written on
his forehead, he would pull his hat over his
eyes.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE SECOND CoURTsHIP.
BY HENRY TUcKERMAN,

Author Of (" Isabel, or Sicily" Just pub
ished By Lee & blanchard.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24

W NOrICE.-The srUYvEsANT aad WAsHiN0-
TON BANKS having united their interests under m. nar.
CITY OF NEW YORK capital 81 600 in 40 600 sAafss
5o EACH hereby give notice that the said will be oosed
for the transacsn Of business Bank House M SaS
Bowery Of Second street THURSDAY NEXT 9 Jspe
in:tsnt. Hours Of bssiness from "a NJ to ar NJ
The nstes OF the following Bank will hc received deposit:
City Of New York and Brooklyn Bangs Bank Of the U,sd
States Catskii Bank Tanners BANK Ulster County Bank
Kingston Bank Farmers and Manufacturers Bank Pough
keepse Duchess County Bank Powell Bant Poughk eps,.
Bank Westchesr County Bank Highland Ban Bank or New
burgh Hudson River Bank Hudson and all other Bankn ths
State at the usual discount
ROBERT VAN RENSSELAER,, President
ALPHEUS SHERMAN, Vice President.
ru MOSES MAYNARD, Jr. Cashier.
DIRIcToRs.
Robert Van Rensselaer,, Alpheus Sherman,
Peter Palmer, ..4 Richard Barnes,
Effngham ii. Warner, John Harris,
Charles Oakley, MI Richard Oakley,
Charles Henry Hail. Robert Elder,
Jonathan H. Ransom, ma ID. II. Robertson,
joel Kelley, John Van Boskerok
New York, 18th june, 1870 --.--- jeI9-lw
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-. x..,.,dav vas somewhat depressed. But
little WA done and the sales generally show slight
Tie Rank rscedsd per cent? Phoenix per cent
Canton and Harlem Delaware and Hudson -
the close per cent The Tradssmen Bank has declared
per cent payable on the LIST Of July
and the Lafayette Bank adivdeno OIL per seh' o' NV
perod payable at the same time
IN phaspha money is and commercial affairs ap-
.r v,ooy The of stocks the 2st inst compared
with the the 4th exhibit decline on nearly
every IRON to per cent The Failure Of the rh'
depha Loan ompany has produced considerable sensaon
from the gross of the concern report made
by the Directors placed the Institution in very favorable
Surplus Of SAT- All buia one week alter
the report pa FORTH the Company suspended its
because they The is however, to be in.
d. and shall then know its ramAcaons -Four
skheder and four creditors have been appointed for this
purpose The Bank loaned money on its deposites
According advices this morning. the monetary Affairs
Of Baltimore the best condition of city in the umon
No great pressure felt there and generally speaking the
banks have balance against every other seesn One nst
ton in that city holds hundred thousand dollars Of
Northern paper Thi. perhaps created by the slight svo-
luton which has taken place in the Southern trade.
The books the additional stock authorized to
the capital Of the Bank Of Virginia opened on
the 2lst inst
We find through various that the city Of New Ha-
ven has voted another the New Haven and North
ieyenr system II taxing the rich unnecessarily. liza city
can vote away S0O eoe it also vote away
The poor do suffer- but the rich and middng classes
made to pay.
Money per month in New Orleans for the best Of
paper consequently curtaled and the banks
oure additions securities for their advances to planters The
demand for sterling bills continued the l4h inst at 81 81
81 So 81 spsr premium Some bankers bills were
sold at The Par, Of l5c to Of sic the
good importers eynced desire to remit EI-
change Sew York dali at per cent dsconst for 80
days Thirty day pap.r at par Sales sma THE Uat
ed STATE. have ,eed from r. NJ Carter Of New
Orleans Gov cl,med $l2l00e Mr.. c. ackno wedg
ed that he ndebtedto the United States the $4,000
the ID Canton stock ssld at 3s& and West
era Railroad al So per cant.
The Bank Of Hamburg in Georgia. checking on New York
at per for Hambu and other bills bankable in Charles
ton
received the statement Of the Rhode Island banks
to the 7th inst. 1t is as follow -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24

no CA7D.-THOMAs ". MERCEIN has read the
statements made in the papers relative to the recent outrage
committed his family Mr. Barry aaito the child whose
custody Is before the legal tribunals TO determine Self
respect and due regard 10 the administration o. the laws
whie he cas Is pending will not allow him 10 maize any
ply excepting that Of the statements either gross nus
representation, absolute fsehood and made Tor e purpose
.fpreudcng the public mind previous TO the legal n'essa'
ton, which will take place In tic ensuing week Je2ilt
o. PACKET SHlP GaRRiCK FOR LlVkRPOOL.-
Passengers going out in this ship will please be - board ne
steamboat Hercules al O'Clock tomorrow at wsch Time me
ship will SAIL The Letter Bags will be skcn fro their usual
places al 1, o'clock jesl
M ANTEDA Lad Of about II years. respectfully connect
w cd In Dry Goods Jobbng Store accd apply who
cannot well Recommendations whose pacp 1--we ~ the
city would be rrelsrred Apply 20 Libery't je2t eods''
4 NJHOk BRAND UHAMPAGNE.-Js.t landed from
n the Eric, 200 baskets Cannca sons OF Rhemescel-
ebratcd Anchor brand, In excellent condition.
ALIEN. NJ GREIG. 10 slip,
jc22ir Sole Agents IN the United States.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24

4 IMPORTANT TO MANUFACTURERS AND ME.
York Property, will commence on Monday June 1882
the Land Office Penns, Avenue between the hours
halfPas 10 A. N. and O'Clock p. NJ.
The Cars leave Ssath Ferry brooklyn sid) at ct and 81
in the morning.
Persons from the Office II, IL 81 81
Pm.
Three genee Cottage Houses with three ats zach
(or six If waned will be offered and sold very cheap
The subscriber will remain and attend to sales by private
contract from to 81 O'Clock p. NJ.
Auction sales will also continued Tuesdays each week.
ct the s.es Room No. Ill Broadway, to commence at
o'clock Y. NJ.
present opportunity altogether favor Of the pucha.
Lands it is well known are selling very cheap in some
less lot than the farms can be had for by the
Oe purchased short time square on FL
dert Avenue $780, made contract for comfortable house
to be erected thereon for S270 and will be ready occupy his
own premises in 6ftesn days.
anticipate He will be king Indeed little Nome for
his name is King.
Another man. his door neighbor. bought two lots
BY The of Eder Avenue and Gay street. at S7econ-
tracted for house S2o, which will be ready to
Another man who purchased 100 square la
ha, his eoarct ready for house. and viii soon be lord
OF his premises.
Another purchased 100 feet square, that Of
ground for about $780, which he about t. erect dwelling
and work shop or factory
These facts which carry with arguments strong and
powerful.
They practical illustration Of what be done BY
poor man. and the various purchases in my Judgement are
house without removing shovel full Of earth, except for eel
lars &c., and Thousand do tbs thing il
they will.
Other might be mentioned but it would extend this
tee beyond any thing intended
Better far better for any having the least curiosity to
20 and SEE for themselves
Some say that there cannot be town at East
New York but whon asked WIN says because the
try large, and there many towns already that
absurd and hak Of building another parc
ulary there much up and the Of
lands much interested soterng and continuing
antcpted value, that they will not sanction it,
Another the country too barren" the protector is
specuator" and makes money THAT tks banxs
would discount freely ii not for sucn bad Others
is better 10 hang together like bees-ict the
the necanic. any else get cellar garrett
cheap a he can, bat cross the river
These some Il the arguments of our opponents.
But be asked, what would have been the
IL people Of London had the Thamesi Would
London of the and trade
world1 New Yorker heart should wish TO
datcns extended and cheapened And East New York
nste from the city7
Not Au appointment made TO meet gcntcnei
a Monday last at 5 r. NJ, at Pennsylvania Ave, ue
One II the parties al the City Hotel at IL misutes pas
Awalked to the South Ferry .ace call stairs,
Broad and Exchange Place hi. ycroed the ry
hilng worth Of oysteriook the aad arrive
minute. pat o'clock, being only 50 minutes the way
including all detention.
ITO be continued1
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civ saloon,


03- THE INTERNAL REGIONS! 50 well known by
reputation throughout ihe tnon and which ha. been IN
City salooa ornery Harrington. Diorss.) and ns,, do.r
Ia The american Museum, where the whole be Every
Evening It haifPa't o'clock, precisely.
IL mar adj 10 10 the interest &c this Exhibition by stating
that Ill the Skeletons therein contained those OF mlector
executed in Ohio within the l's, twenty years for their ermi
previou. TO which may be the following NIGHT lU.
sIoNs prodocrdhy tue New Philosophical Apparatus lately
from Ionda-. called the NOCTURNAL PoLYMoRPioUs
FANTAsCopE:--
l-Hsrlequin disscced la-Gbost of CALVIN Edsou
2-The Monster I5-Kemblc IN Romeo
3-Forrest rs Metamora l6-Napoleon
Tile Bengal Lion l7-Cheruhim
5-Grimald, is-skulI CAP
6-Dcath Frolic l9-The three dancing cats
7Gsbril RA,el as Panchi. 20Mrs. siddoRs Lady VI.
rsilo. 2l-The living sksili
9Th, Haunted Quack el-swinish sport
o-Bsrbarossa 23-1he sgoulcs skeleton
leMsso.th aud the witches 2iThe drummer OF Fompeii
1.-The Miser and the Devil 2s-willsm ith
I2-Fslsiah e6--Wsshingion
isThe Dew, in his element eT--Nin Chinese walters
90 " B-The Nigh, Illusions will be varied every
ming.
Admission SO cents. Doors oren At o'clock. cls6N'
Ws- FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR or The MEG HANlCs'
INsflTUTE-Ths Board ol Managers notice that the
Filth Annual Fair Of the Mechanics Institute viii he held
Castle Garden from the 81 70 the iih Of September neat In.
elusive.
The Garden viii be opened for the reception of articles Of
Exhibition competition MONDAY anu Tuesday the ~ and
ID of September.
st,am Engine of not les. than ten horse power wi he IL
operation on The hs day Of Exhibition with proper shafng
Cor the rropclling Of machinery.
Persons wish information in reference 70 the Fair
requested call the III the Institute in the City
Hall.
A. frequent enquiries made a. the Of the Institute
Concerning machines exhibited former Fairs IL requested
that whenever practicable contributors will prepare
des Deposited Ia the Of the Institute Tor
fy order cf the Board Of Managers,
UZZIAH WENNAN. Chairman.
o. Editor, friendly the encour geuea Of the manuiac
Features q country, respectfully requested 10 copy The
above je1l.lm"
I'HE NOTES of the Bank OF Western New York, II
u RechtsicrFsrmers Bank a Orleass At Ganes-Jned
States Benk At Buffalo, redeemed the Agency o. the
Bank 81 Western New York, NoA Wall street, at per cent
discount. zee In
WANTED FOUR COLLEC 4 Or s.-Wented -Four
w young collectors 81 toll line OF Raj ROAD
in the Interior II Tie state $40 per month The arpiean.w
he required give Bonds in security loi usir integrity and
proper conduct in the of $500
Letters add A. b. g. with references az 70 character,
ard the of the tnan and place q residenee 70 pc LETT
at the Upper rosi Office. jelsaw'
yyTANTFD-A middle aged unmarried man, a gen,re Al.
w dress who speaks and writes TIE French aud English Ian
ere aud who capable of taking charge &c r,po sibe a..
psrnent IN one hotels ibis city Letters giving
references. salary Sc q be addressed 70 a. Al The office Of
this paper. eloiw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24

IJUNTEK's RED DROP.-I'hs medicine IS emily
absolute that has been discovered for the II
disease which has been known when seated in the system
down from generation 20 generation, deying the skill Of the
eminent sisans II is allowed, by every acquan
ed with it, De the esraa safe AMI quick mode OF
knows roots every yessee Of this poison ros the
few days. matter how old the case and also be
ssed with the greatest safety by both sexes 5ees aiseovy
a. There laid tbs patien Office Division
treet no orser place in he city Price 81 je7i-lt
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Packets TO Depart.
LONDON.
Philadelphia, Morgan, july !
Samson, Sturges, July 10
President, Chadwick, July 30
LIVERPOOL.
Garrick, Palmer, June Is
England, Waite, July |
Liverpool, (S) Fayrer, July 8
Shakespeare, Britton, June 2
HAyRg.
Louis Philippe, Castoff, June "a
Erie, Funk, July |
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Packets 20 Arrive

LONDON.
Ontario, Huttleson, May ~
Toronto, Griswold, June !
Westminster. Moore, June ~
LIVERPOOL
Westchester, Ferris, May IS
independence, Nye, May "a
Virginian, Harris, June |
Liverpool, (S) Fayrer, June IL
HAvRE
Baltimore. Funk, May %
D.dOrleans, Rich'dson, June |
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Loui. Philippe Castof, Havre Tarolina, Smith, Liver
pool Washington (Ham Kruger Hamburg Pasey Blount,
Peterson Havana, Lord Ramsay Br) England Quebec He
lena rus) Selien Rotterdam Outee Jenkns, Martinque
Csnsu Oyertsa Baltimore United States, Curtis, wcks-
port.
Arrived.
Packet ship Cambridge, Bur.ley from Liverpool alst May
mdze to II Marshall.
Ship John Hale Crswe 40 ds I'm Liverpool with mdze and
passengers to order.
Ship Niagara Norris days from Charleston, with cotton
to g Sutton
Ship Heespont Ellis IL ds FIN Havana with to spof
ford Tillotson Co.
Brig Curtis Nichols 10 ds I'm Trinidad de Cuba, With sugar
to J Peters Co
Brig Tahoka, Leeds IA ds I'm Guayaalla PR with sugar to
L Andrews.
Brig Gen Glover Green Is ds I'm Porto Rco with sugar
Maitland Kennedy < Co.
Brig New Jersey Baker, days from Darn, with cotton to
r NJ Daniel.
Br schr Joseph Howe - l6 ds fin Falmouth Jam. with
pmento to McEve
schr Caroline Cole days FIN Wilmington, NC, with naval
stores to b Blossom.
Sw schr Elizabeth Psry Ia de I'm st Thomas, with mdxe
to Meyer Hupeden.
Below.
L-....
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BRANDYMINE SPRINGS HOTEL.

- BhAND1 " tiNf. NThINtfS HUIEI'
THIS establishment will be opened for the reception u
i company Monday, the l1ih Of June.
TIE proprietor has Engaged Mr.. Wal w. RUSSELL. for
rnetly Of Boston, ~ steward Mr. JAMES u sEfMoURn
TIE Office and Mr.. j. D. DOBNY cosdsctor o. the Bals
and Concerts. AMES NJ sANDERsON,
lee twi,tlstA Proprietor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24

No. 900 Broadway,
Manufactures Lift Machine, Force and other Pumps kxed
and Portable Water Closets, Hot Cold, Shower and Vapor
Baths, Garden Engines and Syrnges Water Filters. &c.
~ B-h!ormaton given relative to Hydraulics and Levels
laSen Tor the conveyance Of water jel7-lm'
k'omKIH OF JULY-SPLENDID FIRE WORKS.
me subscribers most respectfully to the pebble,
at ey nave received from mandatory the
se variety o. Fire Works that be found in the city,
WI PYRAMID OF Gold Fire Peruvian Cross Diamond Cross,
hhe,e an sun OF brilliant Fire. China Flyers China Flower
ro jack IN e Boxes Msrosns Initiative Cannon, Tour
Billions Mines Italian scamers Roman Candles Of all sses
Line figeon Crmson Green, and Rejecting Lights,
LOT exhbi'on Rockets Of all sizes Bengoas Vertical r-
angle and Scroll Wheels, serpen Pin Wheels Tcrpedoes,
Pulling Crackers, Port Fires. Flying Pigeons rassoppers
Blue Lights &c-an assortment far numerous to par
ticularizc. r
Also, any quantity and kind Of India Fire Works.
Those from other cities country merchants Sc wanting
such articles are most particularly invited call pur-
chasing elsewhere as they may be assured they will find the
he city w. x Il. BAiLAGH
jei7-tiy4is' 81 Chatham corner Of Duane sree,.
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CATLIN 5 INDIAN GALLERY.

OAI LIN , INDIN4N UAIIFN1.
o. This immense Collection ofINDIAN PORTRAITS
Views Of Indian tilsgcsIndan Daaces-DsH PayBuialo
Hmt.-Rcligious Cercmonies-udian Curioses-Costunes
Weapons Ppes-Scsps, Sc. spread upon the
walls o tn. large Saloon, the S;uyvessn Institute, where
will remain and be visited but tor short time.
Open from q O'Clock A. VI. until 10 ut night
Admission Is cents. Season tickets rs cents iel.lmt