Morning herald., 1839-10-03

NOVEL EXHIBITION.
lust arrived from Egyptian Hall, London, and Will com
mence exhibiting Monday the 10th Of September 1872
at Masonic Hall Broadway, New York extremely interest
minute particular Of the Terrific Storm Sea- which Grace
Darling and her Father rescued the sufferers from the wreck 81
the Forrshe steamer and landed them safe at the Fern
Lighthouse, the 7th September 1885,
PRoGRAMME- The rugged coast of st. Ahb's Hcad-ths
pass falling in sci. against The tempest
struck with lightningpar Of the saved by captain
asy humape nventlon-Sorm Foriarshirs
Is seen bearing upreses her hemsrkes the
roek and dashed TO pecssthe Sea covered with masts
ana and with the crew and pas.er gers nine Of hon
cling TO the rock Grace Darling descends from the lighthouse
IS upon the for her father view the
sufferers; they launch their boat. and with great dicny
row to the wreck and finally convey the sufferers the hight
house.
The of this exhibition almost beyond precedent
within The shert space Of six mouths has been visited by
persons including most Of the nobility Of England aud
continues to be snder the personal and immediate direction Of
the successful, and ingenious artist, MIR. Moffat.
Performance the Dulcenea by Master Nelson thrtses
years Of age, (elf ftaughp.
Open from spven I'll half past nine-com at half
pas. ,even and half past eight, precisely. $40 I'm
I ,AILiN's INDIAN GALLERY-This immense colles-
- ton OF Indian Portraits Views Of Inda Villages Indian
Indian Cu,iosties Costumes Weapons Pipes scalp &c.
now spread upon the walls ofthe large Saloon in the suyve
time only NJ As. ls ~.
@- There is also added to .Ais collection, for teD
day only his beautiful coored Model Of NIAGARA FALLS,
which he IS about to take to Eagand and also his picture Of
the VIRGINIA CONVENTION containing 0l portraits, all
Open from IN the morning until 10 at night sll-lms
NTAsONIC HALL. BROADwAY-THE BATTLE
~ OF BUNKER wts HILL Ts1hs public i respectfully
their splendid National MOVING DIORAMA Of this cels-
brated Battle Monday eveains August l2h continue
every evening until further notice. sunda excsp,ed The
large Of the above house has been fitted style
for and convenience 10 the auditor hitherto
passed.
bton not painting bat a combination of mechanism
and scenery, representing all animate objects instinct WITH
life, bending they do JOINT and the soldiers marching
IN perfect time with the music accompanying their respective
scenes
Ticket so cents-Chdren under 10 years Of age IS
Particulars in small biII. sulo-sm.
A NATURAL CURIOsITY.-THE WILD HORSE or
"A EGYPT, will be exhibited at the stable Of Geo. Clach
Bullshead, for few day. only.
Hours Of exhibition, from 10 O'Clock A. NJ, till sr.M.
Admittsnce l24 cents. s2l-2w'
T'OLET,-A paror with Bedrooms djoinrg, ,iurnshed
l. Enquire at No 10 Barcla, street. sl7d
w to6 do the work Of small family
listing only Of gentleman and his wife Apply at Al John st.,
between the hours Of and o'clock. au-76
MEDICINE CHEsTS.-The subscribers have just
Nl ceived medicine chests Of and elegant pat
accurately filled with the best Of family medicines ae-
panied with book Of di' 'ectons for use securely
RUSHTON ASPINWALL
s27 2w' 80 William ST., 10 broadway, i0Asor House.
IT LEOPOLD, i0l William Street. Merchant Tailor and
II. Importer OF Cloths Cassmeres vestngs and Fancy
Goods of every description begs respectfully inform his
friends and the public general that he makes TO order at
the lowest prices and to fsnd persons that ho
him with their confidence will find that they made in
the best s.ile and ates, fashion.
Those persons wishing buy Cloths Cassimeres, SC by
the piece yarj will them cheap at Dry Goods
Store New York. and also made clothing be mad
| as if made TO order.
N.B-The above 10 be had For cash only. Slain.
NEW YORK and New Jersey Dye and Print works-Ofnee
No l0I William street between Maiden lane and John
street.-The proprietors Of this establishment prepared
dye print and finish silks sans grapes GRAPE
'Aaw iaee' sewnss hosiery glove, merinos cloths eass
meres Sc and silk cstten, and woolen goods general Hr
also carries the fancy job and dying business s4lm.
| rTNO LITERARY MEN OR CAPlTALIsTs.-To any
Il person having small Of money his CON-
mand eligible opportunity presents itself for entering
isto coparnership IN first periodical work,
Of successful progress and Of high literary character
The amount required would be about $50 per month and
the work altar advantages literary resources
1t offers corresponding ucements for safe and profitable
yestmsnt
Please apply immediately by letter. addressed through
the Park pest Office. sl3e-
UNITED STATES ARMY.
M ANTED-For the United States Army, few able bo-
w died Men between the ages offs and IS years. whom
good pay raons and clothing will be gveen Ao few Ia
boers Tor the ordinance department. from 80 to S3
month"; clhathng and appy nt the