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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-21

between the Hanks on the one side aud The
peopl,, on the oiher.' The People on the
side OF the Sub. Treasury Twice have
they, through their Representatives M Con
sre-s, solemuly voted II dosn, ia the very
teeth of the Executive declaration, anuosnc.
ed through IFS organ IN the House, that u
should ~, forced upon the country IN spite OF
all lamentations from the People. II has
been made test, Ia sil the late elections
for Members Of Congress; and the People
have again uueqUIyocaliy announced that
they have no pat, nor lot III the proJrc,.-
The Opposition isrce have been 20 greatly
increased IN the election OF Members TO the
next Congrcss, that the advocates OF the
Sub.Treusury have no hopes OF It's passage,
unless they can force !, through the House
during the pres-nt session. l. well hts
these men, truly, to boas, OF the support Of
the People, and TO denounce the higs as
unmlndiul Of the popular will. Perhaps
they can furnish proof Of their sincerity by
looking back Into The Message Of Mr.. Nan
Barea. when noticing the strong current oil
opposslian TO his Sub Treasury scheme
Ia ,hat - isaPeoplc were repres-
-nicd q - by " bank 'raOenee =" aud
bought Or'5y monied corporations, because
they dared % d,tEar IA opla'on from the
Executive ru~eSeFy ADMINISTRATORS
Press, from Maine to Louisiana, fr eehoec
the denduclaiions Of their Chief. IL is a
common practice With the Party 10 urge
NIL their scheme. m the Daue ul the peopls
ard represent, their ospuucnts ss regardless
oftbe voice OF the majority Such eaurs'
is the resOa Of oil demagogues an honor
able aud we'll meaning patty would scurt
Il. Ne shall see however, whether Re,
will yield to the wishes Of The People. iot
whose oPln'oas they profess 80 muck fegarc
F BY Abandoning nj once PTeIDci which ha'
I met wnh such rough treatment among tbs
I ,eomanry Of the country.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-21

Premium on Silk.-An ae' an
the Legislature OF Delaware s',os :. 80.
mum u fifteen cents PET P0'''0, = =, "a
raised in the State, and 'iliy eeo'' p (
for raw silk reelcd from s0ce eoeoO, aoJ
law 10 TO continue for lour yea'n MI
corporaled SILK companies are 10 O'
cd from It's benefits.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-21

Singular Death. man was ~. Is
Lyuc6burg, Va. few days ,'s e,,,e Il
blasting Of a rock, ~h,ch took P,'' 49,
quarry 100 yards from where - a., q,
fragments Of The rock lalI'ne y '. 'n,o %
rs through tho roof Of The "o1' ,s,ag hlu
be had run for shelter and erO'''"s
death.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-21

.vep DcfaitiOn. Our old US # ,,ar
land, being asked the definition ~ :" moe,
(sin, tar replied that It was ~
man PAID Cor i'qour'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-21

Standing Armies.---The largest standing
army 10 the world is kept up by the Chincsr;
i, amounts to ,2G0 900 men. Russia has
100000. men constantly under arms, and
France 10000. The army Of Great Bri.
tain is upwards Of so goo
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-21

fboiinoH SsdItIaa II small, spirited
vel ~rlis'n solunic u@s just appeared iro.n
the Philadelphia pres. uisJyr tuis title. The
writer sho styles himself "a Northern
man, - greatly alarmed 81 ihg dotnga a
Tho American Au,l Slavery S,ctuis. aud
more especially With the political character
which II has lately assumed He states
the Society ia,lnbn, sell erected, self ~.
,cfBed, independent, ard ffespoos,blc hay
ing no eounexlun witb the Gnycfuaeai vi
the country, BOT yet usufpsug The sppsopTi
ate business Of the Government = az ,asti
tuition WHICH bba-s- oi having $50 Aunil
lary Societies, 10 q shlch arc state 80.
c'eIIes,J 81 travelling sgco.s, ) lueal ice.
iufcrs, raising funds annually 70 the amount,
Of $40, 900 issulug from the press every
year GAG 800 books, pamphlets, and pa
pers Of various descriptions and shogld this
S0cIety DO sustained, aud suffered to pro
coed, under lts present organization, the
writer predicts thai IL all succeed 10 over.
thros,ng>,be Government. The tract -
certainly written With pooer, aud treats oi
matters Of tho deepest ,nlorcs, to every CIT.
Unconstitutional hneliigcHcer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-21

The Hon. &. y. Shcpard, member OF
Congress from this District, has. ~e unacr
stand inundated tho Naa Bure0hes hc.e
Nth circular. " e have got, nor has any
other Wing as Tar a. known hsa the h0s.
oIr Of RECEIVING copy, nui o~hg 10 the
courtesy a locviaT and saiincal Demo
crli, we had glance at one n0ssithstaud.
ins, more, we b-nvse. that our accummo.
daing friend might copy laugh 81 be-
dared W higs aad tbe,T ccnsisgsps Repre-
Sensitive. than tFuu, a desiTe ~ Iusufm 0s.
ihfiag the sefy few ustaWscs wo posse sarc
the circular, we Ricaasd irsm II eaous b 10
SATISFY Is tha, Ma Shepard Ass ,pSutd ss
complets u smefsot a. ever uas turned b,
tho Vicar # BRAY aud that oil ,tc !c4diu. :.
political principles shich he avowsd, ~hen
q candidate, AMI after, arc nos ttsavos rJ,
and Thew oppQ-ites substituted and declar-
cd orthodox lit would do tins a.an go.sI
10 zee the sly lAuShs wilh 1hleb tAe party
nc - uos cndcAsorug 10 eofctliass receive
hY Aiien,soCs. That thss have 90 fatih "a
ham, there - 10 o9f oPsu.ou, 10 question
aud that Their support ol hsai ~Ill 6e Ian.
gu'd and apaihriIc, - equally evrta.n- -
The " bgs, so tho other hand. cveu . th,
main. ibc bali sud tie bl,nd am0ar them
sl!l vote against bin 10 a maa. az atosieusvu,
Tor the error tbey committed when ,hss
. trusted h,m. II % Wing opposes. ,iey vili
cbccriu.ly vote Cor ans respectable and con
sIsieul VAC Burrn man. that shalt opt-ose
h,at - Norbsra Spectator.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-21

The LEARNED Riacksmth We publish
cd, shor, time since, an e1lrac, from Gov
ernor Everetl's Lecture on Self Culture
IN which aIlusion vas made to blacksmith
who had, without ncglecilng h,s abonous
occupation, acquired knosIcdge OF more
than billy languages, ancient and MODERN.
We learn tina, this blacksmith is Ellhu Bur
rit,, d natIse Of Nov Britain, town ui Berlin,
Conn. where he learned hrs trade. lie has
resided at Worcester for year or two pas,
on account of the excellent library at that
place Of the AmerIcan Ant,quary Society
He now does regularly, every day. Jour.
neyman's days work at the Iocksmth bus,
ness. Connecticut has reason to be proud
Of such q o. Boston 7ransoript.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

These selling prices for cash on landing -four
..eented on which months credit given. An infinite
variety OF small articles omitted this list though
az them are valuable Dry goods, hardware SC. Sc sold
FROM the stores
suclR-Thrr- has been bu, small amount Of business
done in thu. article last notice. Some descriptions
show however slight improvement IN boy The sales reach
about SOC hh 81 Tor r. X 81 3 for St CroiS New
,Isan. "A; cuba ait 900 boxes 81 O. for brown
and white M At sHiscephia, thcps weeks business
la, been large. The sales reach 1900 h, advance Of
per cent per H. the previous weeksay ~ 81 for r.
II, rs Cor Demsrara Cuba at 81 81; New Orleans at 81
7t, ql for ST. Groix. At New Orleans the 10th there
was very little doing On plantation there we're no ranssc
tons
NolAssr,- There l. fair demynd for good qualities, and
an has been eeced ~ rates Sales reach 1000
Lh,.-rS 30 cts for thin Matanza and % 33I for sweet
Parto Rico cold 81 40 CO and 3S a. fer 1t. Cro At
there in first hand aud active demand
continue 10 prevail Five cargoe Of Trinidad cold Coz 30
nc cts one Fcrnand1a al 81 cts Cuba At 35i reach
INC IA al abo.t 500 hhds
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
COQJNTEREElT.

THE public respectfully informed that Of the bassst
and dangerous countcrcs attempted has late
been brought light in the city Of New York
II that most deservedy popular medicine known
" Roc1nd's Tonic Mature" for the fever and
We had put down imitation called "RowLands Tome
MIfme,"by L. s. Comstock Co.. when another, still
dangerous makes its appearance from thu st-re Of Seaman
Brothers, druggists No. los Water street, ". r. which the
fac smien % the proprietor has been CONFERENCE.-The
copy rights nrngea upon his certificates copied and ~ fAc
initiated in such that from its outward appearance il
scarcely be detected. We would alss say that have
in the United States Court damages for
this piracy upon rights and request dealers be
careful of whom they purchase the article, unes.
be directly traced to the proprietor 4 his
era agents whom he has to select as enjoying
and confidence Of the communities in which
they reside asd who would bssh offer any the
aud original Rowands Tome MATURE for the patry
gain Of dollars thereby eHdangering the lives o their
fellow beings JOSEPH +. ROWLAND, proprietor, (succes-
Dr. John X Rowsnd No 2s9 Market street .Phiadel
phia To- FAY, general agent at M.nors Franklin House
Drug Store, No 1893 Broadway, New York.
Bit the nteaen Of the proprietor 10 enforce his
rights against person counerfe,ns this valuable med
c'n and spuroay putting forth the proPeiors certificates
and labels
Agents will please give the above much publicity posi-.
BILE y, inserting il all the newspapers Of the respective counties
~ which they reside. my3l- lms'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
provision .Naerkt.

There material change ia the prices 81 cattle Cor
the lat three weeks The tendency, however downward,
which naturally follows IN increased supply and elimination IN
consumption although the latter trihng Five hundred and
fort, fresh and eight, stale bescs IA market this
morning &c which hundred and fifty e-the balance
were .od at $40 STA per One hundred from the
.ouhone hundred and NIT, TED, and the
her still cattle.
sixteen hundred and fly sheep and lambs offered, and
All hut hundred 6y sold al 81 To 50 for the former
and 81 r the latter or those left hundred and CITY
from the south.
The do,er. brought forward hundred and thiriyx
COWS and calves and disposed q al but thirty five sab
q $50.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
sHAknPEARE HOusk

CHARLES RlETTY, ~ ANS srRgrr, has the honor
recommend 10 the patronage OF the public his establishment
which he will sndeavor TO unite usefulness with pleasure
Hi. will always find rich Of the best Of
Liquors excellent Refreshments and Reishes Sod. Water
Ices, &c. &c.
The dessert will st of pastries and fruit Of the greatest
variety s segar will, he has doubt please the amateur
smoker.
n B-Fames supplied With ice cream. nyis-lmis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
j. STON
FLU MBER AND ENGINEER,
M 2Qo praa,l,.a

osV broadway,
Manufactures Lit Macaue Force and other Purn. e. ed
and Portable Water Closets Hot Cold Shower and Vapor
Baths Garden Engines and syrirges, Water Filters &c
~ B-lnormaon gwen relative to Hydraulics, and Levels
taken for the conveyance Of water iel7.Im.
{f- WONDERFUL COURAGE OF A FEMALE
On the 10th day Of June called Medical Occ No IT'S
Hudson street. business; there cancer about
the size ofa hens egg extpated from Of Eliza Has
kell coored lady, residing Mr. Thomas Rey corner Of
West Broadway and Franklin street by Dr. Solomon Hene
Alter the operation she inquired of the Doctor whether she
could so about her work usual His reply that she
could One hour after the operation she went work
without the least Inconvenience. ID. b.
lei
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

W. ,ve m hi. table the striking difference in prices
which mark periods when there no National BANK
The charter Of the first Bank Of the United states expired
1911 For eight years prevou. to that time the prices
uniform and steady So The operations OF the u . D@nk
vas such as to call forth complaints from the State Banks ha
they were checked and controlled ia operations by the
National Bank The effect Of this checking and controlling -
seen in uniformity Of pesthe state banks were u"ao
erpand would stimulate speculation because
noey of the w. Bank demanding regular and pronPt oa
ances rendered impossible. Accordingly wheh inc CHARTER
Of that bank expired in lsl the controlling power was "
moved, and from that period up TO ioi'' one nu''a
we.y new banks were created, adding thirty millions 10 the
bank capital and issues were increased much eeyohu
eansances rendered necessary
The effect on the prices of flour IS seen at glance Inc
rate from $3 and $4 After the panic OF 1910 ana ~
was and the United States Bank recharered we observe
that prces again down to $s and continued under a
~ an 10 1895 at which the expansion Of bank capital
,Uan set on the spirit Of speculation Ia 1875 particular
SPECULATION the direction Of real estate and the cuva
"a, the soil was neglected the excitement OF speculation
The result short crop and prices rose under 'ne
action of scarcity redundant currency 10 ahe rate u
showing that the influence Of speculation on
tnral pursuits nearly the as that 2" war; ny whara"
INC labor from cultivation The effect Ct the revuson was
,c 10 increase the crop The past years Of CONNER
a been favorable to large crops and have gwen
10 production stimulation which causes to exceed conump
ton 20 such an extent that prices would have gone down had
financial affairs continued comparatively prosperous
The return OF Of speculation like that Of 1885, must
be very distant In meantime the increase OF production
must perhapsa greater proportion than that TINS
wear The land the West which have been made
mostly to settlers adj largely the quantity Of prolific land
mt under wheat culture and large numbers OF persons who
beior cities, have become producers in the
country will the balance largely in favor production
In this years must eape before prices can again reach
tine rates of last winter
sales nj slne stock Exchange.
IN shares Rank of Commerce lOli lbs do 0l4 s3025 Dry
Lock Bank IO2sl05 Lafayette 1925 State Bank Of NYork
,c-a Is de- Farmers Trust 1910 Southern TITO
delaware and 7c so do 7ss b3o 100 do III b. 90 do
7abw a5 72sO IS do 72b3 1850 do l5 do ~ 100
M $50 do 1880 $50 do 1890 800 do 72c 100 do ~ 90
Al bic SO 10 72nw 25 do 1898 so do 72l0 Bank of Ken
tucky ssae 10 ss, 100 do ssasso do ssh 10 do ssl0
Norib American Co lilo Canton 39s6ms, 40 do 49, 10
A. ao9 SIS do se4c 10 do 25 do 39l0, 65 do 392o
Paterson g. 623 b60lO Stonugon OSLO 81 do S-50
Harlem see so do 80 do 5auw, 100 do 52bs0 ll6 do
6 so 100 do 3D. 90 do 52tw 100 do 52b3 Se do So
.ao so do 81 800 do 52tw $50 do o3b60 so do 5lbtw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

At Orleans 18th ut ny the Rev. Theodore Clspp Mr.
sverus Blakmar, late of Louisville Nv Mrs Julia E.
Montgomery, formerly of New York city.
Al Macon, Geo. the 9th instant by r. n. Washington
r, Mr. John H. oglesby, 10 Miss Eveiine Ill., all Of tia,
Ell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

At Newark, ~ j., Mondsy, i7th inst, aIrs. Oourley
vie of John l.. Gourley
Funeral this afternoon o'clock, from the corner Of Ne.
ohanc aud Lawrence streets Newark. The friends OF
family are respectfully invited to attend without further inv,
tafto
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
sale. M ,I,e stock Exchange.
Slnse Of Trade.

The prices the leading articles continue to tend downward
~ reluctance Of holders yield the concessions de manded
b, the markets present quiet appearance
following table of the imports into Havana of some
articles of consumption for the first four months OF the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
ARC iDE BATH,
NO. 10 CHAMBERS STREET.
Warm. Cold. Shotcer. and ether Both,

Warm Cold, Shotcer, and ether Baths.
This establishment has recently undergone thorough i'm
provemen md is successful operation. II has 10 feet
Chambers street. and extends through 70 Rsad opposite
Elm street. giving the fine hall Of $50 feet immense advan
tage the beautiful perspective extending the engh
Of Elm and exhibiting lively picture moving pano
rami, Of popuous city which have excited the adra
ton o all who The whole arrangement of tho
Bath IL tasteful rich, and and Is said 70 bear
favorable comparison with the best establishments Of the kind
Europe The front Chamber. three stories
aud has much architectural beauty The interior about
Bathing and connected with the ladies bathing
apartments (which entirely distinct from those for gentle
menJ a neatly furnished psrlor Cor their accommodation.
NB-The public requested call during the weekpre
vous Saturday night and sunday and they will dad u much
more TO their convenience aud comfort.
lea Owls. CHARLEs q. STOpPANI. Proprletor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
Passenger. Arrived.

In the Leonora from New Orean,-hrs shaw Miss wade
Mrs Anderson Mr.. Hall and 2chlercn. Nessrs Whney
Gregg, Whitney. Blackwell, Didon, w Cram aud Field
IN the Tiber from Charlottesville Wright, lady and two
children Mrs Bsnp MIR Harding and lady, Mrs Herbert and
two children M Dunbar, u Brooks y vedaen, D o
Ball. J w Armstrong. Fairfield Fairfield, Bmrvtt,
Cooper, Hart, Thomas, Homer, w Hall, w White II
Luqucre Roach, Sinclair J Il subury aud Claskn.
IN the Rhonc fr,m avre-P Snnnnet Schwarby, Dali
ano, Rush, DR. Ls,, Bennay Madame Bonian and two
sons, Mrs jones' Frederick. and 1875 IN the Storage.
IN the Norway from New Orlcans-Messrs Alvord
Brown. II Hunt and 25 in the stecrage
In the Newark from SavannahMrs. Sampson, Mrs Thorn
tom Miss Pope three Miss Thornons Mrs RELY and daughter
Mrs Kuox, Mers Marshall Frost Pope, Whccock Jarrit
SAMPSON Bannter, Lockwood. Bartlett Berry and as the
s'eeraEe
In the Rose from Mobic-Mr j. Kennedy and laiv r. Sol
emon lady ard three children; Capt ID Dnran; ant
Jamison; g. w Blacks,ock; Briggs; J. NJ Simpsons Nj
Hunter; j. A. Morgan, y. Cheney; d. r. Merrill Hunting
j. ~ Hunting, D. H. Bishop; q. G. Kelsey, Fannneton.
Hart; r. Donncy, y. Dunning, A Borden and J. Brown
Passengers sailed.
II the Albany Cor Havrc-Mr w teer of v Y Me
Poirier aud lady Nr Edmund Poiricr Misc Peirur Misc
Poirier Miss Poiricr &C Charleston. SC MIR sacbiere
Master saebcrS Nser secbiere Jr Mr. Croxa and ION II
y Consul al Msrsets Mr. Thos Marley Of Philadelphia Nj
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

THE LONDON STYLE long nap white Beaver Hats are
i ready for Inspection and sale. They vers fine
being made entirely Of white Rocky Mountain Beaver
beautiful color and extremely ghtwegng only about
Also hand assortment Of the much admired Pearl
al the sales moi ROWE & co.
jeIs-5tis Hanover It opposite the Exchange
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
II, zoo REwARD-CROss's SPECIFIC MIXTURE
m slNIO Cor Of onorrh.n Grets


- COO for the Of Gonorrh elects Structures and
analogous complaints of the organs OF generation.
OF all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints this
is the most certain.
II makes speedy and permanent cure withsu the least
gard TO Diet drink exposure change in application to bus
We give long qsckish recommendation, odeceve the
public IL the medicine does speak for itself shall
speak for IT, Our object j. notify where be had and
that proprietor single Of Gonorrh9a
be brought in which the mixture will not effect rapid
under forfeiture Of $500.
Thi. disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks Of
cey-mgh low rich and poor matrimonial and single They
are now presented With a remedy ty which they
sibIe.
Further the disease be contracted IL dose Of the
Mixture Is taken at night going 20 bed Wien exposed
II il put up bottles with full directions accompanying
bottle. One bottle week. which generally
Many cured Ia two days.
For sale only at DIR WM. II. MINORS Drug stsrc, No
1903 Broadway Dey street Faakln House New York
asd Al Jones Iuchnson Of Chestnut aud Seventh
streets, Philadelphia. jels-3m'
lry- DOCTOR GLOVER is consulted during the day and
select branch of his proiesn aud to the Of such
disease. have baed skill practitioners
preendcrs and norum vendors lie has introduced
into his practice several chemical compounds which
quick their operation aud decidedly ehsscous "a Periecng
the cure.
His oee Is Ann street The private entrance the fourth
door from the M.scua. Lamp At the inner Office door IN
evenisg.
NB-Dr. keeps general assortment of Trusses, which
he adjust. aud applies difficult Of Hernia; also, suspen
Banlases Jeis-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
.je6.in'

UAUXHALL GARDEN.-ENTRANCE FREE.-The
propretors Of this Garden respectfully informs the public
that il open for the Various improvements have been
made in addition fountain Of water which they cannot but
anticipate will be worthy Of their patronage and Of strangers
who visit the city.
The E7ussian Exchange /. full operation The sales
Tuesdays aud Thursdays Of each week Gentlemen
chase with perfect confidence Horses either for carriages
wagons upon equitable and without the fear Of deception
All Horses Carriages Harness. Saddles, Brides &c entered
gratis limited number Of box stalls provided for horses
at livery ROCkENBURU BANCkER,
is7.3n. Propretors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

1 pAnk TaEATRE.--THIs EvEHiNG will y per-
BENEFIT OF Mr. RTCHINGs
hionAnD i--Rishard, Mr. Cooke-Ruesn Elizabeth, Miss
To conclude with HIGH, Low SACK, and the GAME
Ming Of Clubs, Mrs Piseide-Queen Of Hears, Mrs Rich
Doorsopen spera.rmnc. to eouaenee a, quarter pas,
| Box Tickes,si-P so cents-Gallerv. a5eent,.
~ a. WI w LnEA IRE La's alau Opera
streets, ten doors from Rroadway-THls EVENING,
AhlL1E, or the Love Te-Jose Speckbacher Mr. Wilson
Amilis, Miss Shirrsf.
THE MILDLY AsHoRE-Hany Halcyon. Mrs senon-Lie.t
Morton, Mr. Walton-Tom Crinsie, Mr.. Blakely-Anne
Doors open Ia Performance commence att Bore,
81 Pit 80 cents Gallery 25 cents.
POwERY THEATRE-T.s 5. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN.
RookwooD, or, Dick Turpin, the Highwayman-DickT ur
MIR Gilbert-Luke Bradley, Mr. ProctorTom King, Mr.
Rice-Jery Juniper, Mr. Gates-T,tu, Tyreonnel, Mr.
-Sybi Mrs Shaw.
Doors at o'clock the performance to at half
past 7precisely.
Pces-Boxes rs cents-Pit, s7a centsCiaery a5 cents.
L,RANKLlN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE; THIS
L EVENING, VIII be performed for the
JACKS The LAD-Jack Spry, Mr. Clne-Sternbold, Mr.
After which IDIOT WITNESS, or Tale of Blood Gil
To conclude with the PLEASANT Observation-Disclosures
topher Strap Mr. stickaeyNaucy Strap, Mrs Herring.
o'clock precisely.
Boxes so cents-Pt % cents. je7-lm'
OLYMPIC THEATRE-444 Broadway, (nest door 10
~ Tattersalls)-Under the sole management Of d. d. Nc.
kINNEY.-Ths evening" will be performed,
LEAR OF PRIVATE LIFE-Fitzharden Mr. Freer-A
vanley, Mr. Madison GoodalI, Mr. Edwards-Gibert Ba
ehelor Mr. Brydge,-Agnes. Mrs Flynn
After which, "Jm Along Josey"by John Smiths pupil.
Monsieur Checkens pupils will dance grand Mandarin
To conclude with MY AUNT-Dick DashalI, Mr. Mckinney
Mrs Corset, Miss McDoeall.
Ssa s b Be- . y r. 10 1
Box so cents-Pt Observation-Disclosures Boxes 5000. my7sm'
NIBLos GARDEN AND NEW sALooN.-wIL-
~ LIAM NlBLo respectfully announces that this Estab
TUESDAY, JUNE Is, 1889.
GRAND CONCERT OF Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Third appearance Of Mrs sen from the Theatres Royal,
Coyent Garden aud Drury Lane
MIR. e. +. Horn will preside at the Piano Forte.
PRocRAMMg-PARr FIRST.
BaIad-Mr T Brshop-aour Old House at Homeo Knight
Balad-Mrs T. Horn--"Blue Moselle" Rodwel
song-Mr Horu-"Come to me Love" Z Horn
Recit 4 Aria-"Di tamil palpiti" Rosni
Duett-"Ah sci di mali"-hlr aad Mrs Horn Ro.sai
Soo-Mr Meyer Clarionet Meyer
Baad-Mrs Segun,
Half houf Refreshments in the Promenade Saloon
In the inermsson of half hoar between the entertain.
men the Military Band will perform fvorite selections Of
music.
Baiad~Mr B.hop-"Dsar Land o. ny birth" Knrh,
BaIAd-Mrs + Horn-"All things love thee Horn
New song-Mr Horn---"Green grow the
rushes oh" Scotch Melody
Rod celebrated air with brilliant variations, Mrs gum
Trio-"sieep, gentle lady Bishop
Siaronie-
pass the street through the Grand Promenade the Pro-
menade Saloon, free from damp or wet at all times.
On "Wednesday evening, the Ravel Family will appear.
l5 In rehearsal the Weodcutter! Or, lie soidat par
Amour.