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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14
REWARR ~ CoIINrERFFITs.

- Cau ion Be particular 10 purchasing 10 see
taat tho iabsl II this meda contains notice Of
g entry According 10 Act Of Congress. And be
tSevisc particular IN obtaining them o. 100 Chat
nam St, Now York Or frOrH the
- REGULAR AGENTS.
WV. VI. X Nc, 49, Wheeling Va.
SihNENSON, NbAbe a. Co. Perkersburs /.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

lNFCRMATIONW W. NTED-Of samuel McNIahar
j. Iaie OF Cincinnati. OHIO a carpenter ~ trade
"hen last heard from was about 10 leave Cincinnat
ON the a..h Of Ocr 1899. destined for Wheeling b,
way oi stage letter giving the desired Information
lrecicd TO ihe Racoon Post Office. Washington Co.
"a viii be most thankfully received 10y his anxious
r'end. JAMES McNIAlIAN.
Editors Of the Oho papers will confer great favoI
nv inserting the above. mar 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

ANOR RENT, and possession gwen on the first %
Il April onc Store ROom Market Square now
occupied Ivy r.. Day Also, the Store Ruom adj ouiu..
immediate possession IT which WR1 he given ARMY Ia
FEB Ill JOHN VI CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14
WllEATFlELD INN.
WESTERN RA\KI\G comp

WESTERN BANKING COMPANY
HE notes of the Western Banking Company.
Il New lOrk, PAYABLE N CINCINNAri. ga currcr
western Bank noics, will at AFT times be received %
depoSii 90 redeemed tie same rates as oihcr bun
notes si the same denomination are received II m
ONCE in Cincinnati CRAFTS j. WRIGHT.
mar "a Gun G0s. 50 El,sker.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

obACCo-29 kegs sry tuis, Tobacco rC,r,o,
N"'eS BRANDT Jnsl received and Tor sale L.,
W." - w. Il. TYSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

FOR RENT
ME NEW STORE ROOM AMI DWELLING
Il one door above the corner of Main and NIadi
-"n street mar2i u W. 4. SEIBN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

~ w 'S'-N low bnsh'!s genuine rolnr..
~ Oats, L1r sale by x J. Curtis Crn,c CT 49,,
'Sts. subscriber al h's siorc on N,arkcr 81
ihiS climate - io" tor Oats and Il a., ,,,,c,,
.pey nffG oech u"er' rating for years; important
'heh mat ariherS should rercn Their seed
INC at"'c DADS weigh 10 lbs more 10 ih, bushcl ,ha,
NV common t1iS and prniucc ru the acre The
seed co> $3.50 a bua.e IN Balrmy,c the, =, N ~,
!" - Us ID. HULL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

NoRCS at LTICAUIIS-A i,,, b,,d,.t No.
LfA uine csIncsr Nlorus Mult,cauli, to-, g. -.
ny TIE subscriber The ahU,. trccs erc ., ;,a &C.,,
c. D. '-' S"'' so" ID. tiCLI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

~ When a SQUAD & scientific remedy for diseases
n ts long been an general use, bestowinS blessing
and r..iyins praises it's scarcely IN the power ~
sc.pticlsm 10 dOLbt It's virtues, or envy 10 deny
them.
Wh m il has achieved m ascendant career of
,s,Gll1rss VIII n q stances Inc competition of mere
p,a.trul prstensOu, AID secured n conspicuous
sIati q "a universal isvoar, hy intrinsic worth alone
il Prppri tor may point 4 the causes OistS
...L..iIu with ln-nrLlng the snsulllOn of !nvldl-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

There is very little doing in bills by of the un
Certainty regard to the resumption Of the Banks The
probability is however that .he Of the Charleston
Banks will soon be followed up by those Of Baltimore and
the other banks This will hasten the which seems
70 be approaching in the affairs Of the United States Bank
The investigation about to be instituted the affairs of
the Morris Canal Banking Co. will be very important
nasmueh as it will deveope the serious connection
has existed between that famous bubble the Phi
ladepha fnanciers The Morris Canal to have been
used as decoy duck to obtain money by loans bop and
post notes. to make contracts with time for their
stocks all Of which were made the United States
Bank The Morris Canal fails and its creditors are with
eat redress We published yesterday the names of the
direcorsn Office when the London bonds were issued
"ew today, give the last statement of the affairs ofthe
Concern This was made public in Jan. lsss. The ins
tuition is required to make its returns only once in two
years-last January was believe omitted The for.
mer statement as follows -
STATEMENT or rHE MoRnn CArAL AND BAyKrse ComrArv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25
MONEY MARKET.
Friday, July 24..6 p. M.

There was no material change in the stock market to-
day Stocks again fell off United States Bank per cent
At the second board u States Bank again declined per
cent; Delaware and Hudson per Ohio Life Trust
per cent; Mohawk per cent; Harlem improved per
cent In sterling bills transactions have taken place
at per cent prem. 81 rs the sterling-on France
u.s. 2ss IS. 30 The French packet carries $4,000
specie.
In domestic bills and uncurrent money there has
been some little alteration. The following is table OF
rates -
CURRENT BANK NoTEs AND DOMESTIC BILLS.
Bank Notes ErchGsge.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

We have no change to notice in provisions AT the
market Every thing plenty. Aprcots peaches pears
past week, arrived better ripper and in greater
ties. f"'N
Meats at the wholesale markets, have declined ten n.r
cent fully but the butchers demand the same ana et he
price as before. o. W
Some kinds Of fish abundant and some kinds
There are plenty of Holsters and scarcely any salmon
The former you buy at cents pound and for the
latter you must pay twenty five cents.
The immense quantities Of vegetables daily brought
into market have caused great dmnution in the con-
sumption Of other kinds Of provisions and that is all
Strange as ii may appear, prices unaffected
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25
MONTGOMERY HALL,

MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA.
THE UNDERSIGNED, successors Of Beniswn Wilson,
having formed under the firm Of GA n
RsON TlLLkf beg leave 70 apprise travellers, and the
public generally, hat this well known establishment
The House has recently been thoroughly repaired and PUT
The bcs possible
The wei, and svoraby kowr character OF the Hall renders
" that its prsprictors should ought
cellence
suppl ed with large stock Of old and choice liquors
Their Rooms and Table attended by the most faithful,
rienced and careful servants. -.
The stables attached the establishment will always be
supplied with provender careful and good
hoster An omnibus will, short time. from the Hall
~ WV NJ w. GARRISON.
WASHINGTON TILLEY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

. U5- GREAT BARGAINS A BONA FDE SALE OF real
ErAIE-Today, at ~ O'Clock, at No. l3 Broad street
bieecker Van Dy will sell auction without reserve
tons on this island.
Money never plenty BEFORE and Real Estate is on
the advance, and will be great speculation The public
are respectfully invited to attend The of John c.
Morrison and Son due and not due will be at par
In for the surplus and above the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-The President took the
chair 1T half-past seven O'Clock. On motion, the
reading of the minutes was dispensed with. ~
The President stated, that the present meeting
was called for the purpose Of receiving report OF
the special committee appointed to consider. the
Albany Railroad.
Aid. Graham moved to suspend the rules.
Aid. Rich presented the report of the committee
on the projected Albany Railroad, .as-t..s.
AID Balls moved that the report and documents
relating thereto, be printed without any previous
reading.--AdOpted. fsn,ss Issnn
Aid Graham presented the report on the House
tonic Railroad, which was ordered to lay on the
table, and be printed without reading
Rssoiution-T That all proceedings for widening
Bloomingdae be discontinued-and the Board ad-
ieurned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

90 CHATHAM THEArRE.-The Flying Duchman Is vet
practising his before the good people visiting the
Chatham, with eminent success doubt to the gatfca
ton Of the management in whose Golfers he has spirited
no small number of the real chemicals during the past
week He appears again tonight after the drama of the
Murdered Waterman, in which Wood and his dog Bruin
appear BY the bye Bruin of ordinary ability
IN his othe remarkable sagacity of his
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

DR.. ELDRIDot.-The Attorney General Brooke
mentioned tn the bench, in Philadelphia, on Thurs
day, during the sitting of the General Sessions, that
he was busy in preparing the bills OF indictment
against Doctor Edridge, and stated that there would
probably be forty or fifty Of them 1t is said that
the accused has opened his lips since his in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

Boar RAcE.-The Yankee Doodle, nineteen feet
long, is to make trial ofspecd with the Isaac Mart
ling, of Caudwelrs Land, boat twenty-five feet
long. The latter has the advantage in length.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

NOTfCE-Psssengersg gong in the packet ship ROsCtUs
~ FOR Lgerpool will please be board the steamboat Her
cues At Whitehall tbs morning AZ o'clock precisely at
which the ship will sail The letter bags will ccse
the usual places at half past " O'clock. jyS
SOCIETY FOR UNIVERSAL IMPROvEMENT.-Tbe
~ COMMITTEES Of Management or the above Society take
this opportunity OF announcing that Mr. JANIS Hoprrr
will deliver lecture Human HarTiness, at q. N New
beys 7s CHAMBER street. or Broadway, Sunday
rs int, nj half rsst ten. Ambulance free.
jy,5itw' BENZ. TIMMs, Secretary
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25
NJ. w. GARRISON,
WASHINGTON TILLEY


no. The subscriber begs leave respectfully 70 assure his old
friends aud the patrons OF the Montgomery Hail. which for
FIVE years he has that heretofore he has
used best eyertOns their comfort IN like
the future exeion shall be make The
lila .ke rank with the first houses he Union and pledges
himself by strict attention TO his duties continua
ton that support which has beea
TO the establishment W. TtLLEf.
Montgomery, July u.s. jy2tft
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

% VAUxHALL GARpENs.-Brooks, the comic dancer,
takes benefit tonight and in addition the whole CON-
pan has engaged several popular performers for this
night only The bill presents the best selected variety
we have seen for many day. and the whole performance
Is Of character please laughter lovn. audence
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25
UNITED states NIarshsil's Office. A.

United States MarshsiPs Ohce' -
July -Mutiny.-Henry Brown, Robt Scott
up, on a charge Of mutiny, in refusing to do duty
on board the brig Cicly, and with other mutinons
conduct. The whole gang were committed to the
tombs to await their tiial. ~ ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25
Passcnzcrs sailed.

HsvRr Packet shp Vliit de Ipor-C Bolton r. po,,on ~
York; Vail lady, child aud servants charge MIR.
the Spanish Legation; Lieut. sdw Vail UsN; Mr. Vann;
Iiavre DR. C,mbrdE. England WIN Lcyndss, CT sls.on
Nantucket MIR and Mrs Keller Albany; Victor Marlyvon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

"What we know, we know;
From this time forth, never will speak word"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.

r..,.-. s,,. A., Arrives. Closes
daily, except Sundays. :. ..........., An Arr
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via New Haves
daily, except Sandays ................ Pm M
Eastern Land Mail, which leaves sunday
=. morning, closes saturday ............ Pm
t.sten Way Mail via Harlet wsstchsster,
., Norwait nc daily except Ssrdays.. Pm An
Hartford Mail, by steamer, daily, except
southern Mai, through 10 New Orleans. AN ar"
uss',y. =; ;.;....... ............iil 81
Nor,h.rn Nh "sIy. '''ss.sss........ill PM 81 p.
Northern Steamboat Mail. 10 Saratoq, via ~ u - ."
Hudson, Albany and Troy, daily .''''. 81 pu A.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25
~ Monns CArAL AND BAsKrsc ConrANv
ResOtifcsE.
LiaLitiiie,.


p's''f,"so S3.s67,0S
This return shows Indebtedness Of for bOr
rowed money The bonds pay able in 1896 are those on
which the interest has no, be. paid. The debts due
Morrison, Cryder CO. and smith, Payne Smith of Lon
don are Tor advances stocks making about $4,000
borrowed on pledge Of stocks Since that time the COM
pany staken the Michigan 100000 loan and loan
oil the state Of Illinois, Of which have been maid for
The bank made return in January 1887 accompanied
oy report In which they state that the Holland loan of
Stssoo would be paid in the following July In the re-
port Of 1899 this loan is omitted order to give the public
to understand that the loan paid. This is decep,ion
the loan has never been paid this day The companv
swed the state oIndsna the Is, OF January lslo as fol
lows
Ga bonds sold account Of the Wabash Erie Canal the
This was secured by certificate. Of jcro.;;,. IN G ssss'
North s%sr pa., Irss and Banking Co
yyydgmeq against l. Railroad. ...... 900
5000 shrr,s Beaver H,sdcw Railroad qssScs
isoo Little sehui u Railroad. 49,. $4,000
mortgages on Jersey City lots. ............ 800 900
For bond. cold on Of the Internal Improve FnS
sna purchased BY the company from Samuel Merrill pre.i
-, we rtste Bank '.sss...... sssoeoe
sae City Bank OF BuaJo stock. 80. $4,000
s., Planter, Rank Of Mobile. ...... stOO
% commercial Hank, Mississippi. 5000
40 hL.'ehIe9la Land Co..ss...'. 2sseoo
bTsi, on Columbus a.u-sa;: CO Ohio: ',SSSS
--si ass oss
These purchases Of stock from the State of Indiana.
were maize partly in the name Of the Morris Canal and
parity IN he name Of Thomas Bidde CO. and the Nor.
RS canaC 20 The company has failed to meet its con
tracts on these bonds The comm soner Of the STATE of
Michigan recently came here pursuant 10 law 70 Obtain
some security OF the company FOR the stock of that STAT,
inPo'eson lie was unable to obtain any satisfaction
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

I OsT-A DIAMOND BREAsTPI \. IN going lrom Morr1s
- street to Dsmonice's II Broad street liberal re-
ward will he raid TO he finder by leaving the % Cedar
sire ct, o stairs
jyssstis' vIEILBUTH SCHULTZ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25
HEALTH AND sTRENGTH.-DR. s. q. RICHARD
II SONS SHERRY WINE BITTERs-Thrs article il

HFaosSHsHs AER VINE .s%Hre
sro s s4%1isy al ssssss G lea @
p.pa H. adashe wandering settled sinking aniness
Sy . ss.,;sI,,: and ys. The. preclude .seey
which serve only to debi,as The patient, and doom him
.wspw s,s e hs end 2a his soy
Remember hs be obained pedarso
sysrsd from medicinal plant. and root; a. Dr. Richard
his ofe,, No Hanover street Boston, By Drug
% a su s the Ssw Ens.nS
'orm' are ~ cents per paptETri .soNs
Forusing DR.. Richardson's Btters.
Because they have been used with the most unfans
Because they "qnach medicine. bu, the seien
sssSS1s tJ Bs.
who has made the study Of medicine his profession.
70 cure nvsGs Shsu iniurjns the sons,1
Bec.us. they be taken at any time, without eonhne
their enfp s s. w retain "
Because they keep the stomach and bowels in healthy
calming end invgoratinr the mind:
Of other medicines, sickness, vomiting and snpns
Because they are eneeedssy popular and differ from tn
II. nor, ,.h,y are approved:
that oe WHO are attentive to the stomach and bow
sls in healthy state with mild but effective medicine
Tor a. sSSi..slc and retail SANDS, osn.s
Broadway G..sns, YOUNG laa Chatham = vi Grsr sr
II canal O. Lindsey. 5 Sisi avenue; Rae' bIesS
q .,;.S 8. sss gum
r. :,si y GGsr po w Bsssy Is,
Stevens. y Sands, Miles Cook % Bridge street, Wa Arm
strong Front and BY many other druggists hroushou, the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25
CASTLE GARDEN.

4 "A > / L. r u A X ID T. N.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS-(A la Nusardl
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!
COL MARSH proprietor Of this well known breeze
sort encouraged by the farrg of his frat
riss # eoncer,s will give aps ther -
PROMENADE CONCERT THIS Saturday EVENING.
,n The following distinguished artists will appear:
MIX EDWIN.
MR. ARCHER,
MIR. WILLIAMS
- ~ and MIR. q. LODER
The Military sBand WILL during the evening play several
fayorite pieces.
Fifteen minutes will be devoted for refreshments before COM
me scing the Grand Display Of REV ORkS.
90 The entertainments Will Laf pact o'clock
Abundance 25 cents-cLidren ulder year, half price
Stages from Bowling Green until O'Clock night
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

Passengers Arrived.
,NEw OnLrsssnB,ig Ludwig-Capt Geodnansop ] Lord
Mr. HOulster, Mr. Harsiow. 'o'"'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

On Sunday evening let, by the Rev sp.,cer IA Can, NJ
CHArLrs CuRrIs TO Miss M.av Durvy both ~ ths 80, "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

NOTICE-nn Friday neyt; July 18th, The company will
~ parade IN front of St Johns ehuch Varck street
march from there to the Battery, and embark board the
steamboat C,ndereia at quarter past eight o'clock, for
ID. Bsrnetts Brighton House. New Brighton target
tee, for The grand prizes, and to dine
Should the weather the
postponed until further orders BY order of
90 THOS. RILEY, Comm andspt.
All
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

IISOLI GARDENS AND SALOON,
Late Richmond Hill, cor. Ya,ick and Cha,Ifon.skN
THIS levi MING July 95.
{g- Last night Of the agement OF DR.. VALENTINE
aeteIs-MR DoWNE, the unrivsled Flust aud MIR
KENDALL, Of Boston, Professor of the CIarionette
o. First appearance of MR. j. W. BELL, the celebrated
Rope Dancer,
rRooRAMME.-PARr I.
Duett-Flute and Claronet. MesSs Downe and Kendall
Lecture Noses. Il 4.
Mr.. Merry Grief laughing, crying se,tcn. :.
Joab Squash, young man whose &c nses lay all
round bis head, instead OF inside, with the
song Of Sukey Cinder. ................
The Old Woman of Eighty, with her style Of
snHmt,. ..-.......'........ 49,
Intermss.n ef fifteen promenade and refresh.
MIR. J. W. BELL win make GRAND ASCENSION.
Garden 20 the top fhs three story hou.e Varick
SURROUNDED BY FIREWORKS.
PART II.
MIR Kendall.
MIR. Sensitive, Hypocondrac, whose body
aprey to his nation. DIR. Valentine.
The Story Of Bets Hamilton, or the friendship
AnanaR rrotaSou,, master Of ali wo,i, and lee
turer on Entomology. .........
SOLICITATIONS Mr.. Kendall.
solo,Lie let US CHERISH n oio Flute Mr. Downe.
Finae-Peltg S-ooth from Snake Greek, who
will describe his travels his eourtshp With
Dec Saucepan and his speech in Congress- Dr. Valentine
Admittance rs
o. No poponeent at this Establishment on account Of
the weather the Grand Entrance iron Charlton street the
the top and sides, be ene Sod At momsn notice
iy- On Sunday the Garden vii b. thrown open the
day, and the evening brilliantly illuminated Abundance
1I eenis for which refrssh mepis will be furnished
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25
NIBLO's GARDEN,

SECOND NIGHT OF THE NEW MIMoDRAME
sArurPAH EEY pASiE % E.; rs.d.
Gus i i'. s Ed o. 4:
st I'm Ts.. fssS mnt c sS s'sss
anS bH tricks and at M .e seenss
20 dne Mss,es Department is conducted by that eminent
G ihe Orchestra full and electives Leader the celebrated
.srs NG' from the Conservatore Paris and French
90 No at this establishment on account OF
E on s a. ss and Esrans from B.sdray to s ss
from the top and sides can be .ncIoss omen notice
The EyfH1nF rs Eli sSTTsnis With
e' ""'; The GsniI s ,sou %ssss ., entitled
or rHn rAI Most.i.! are0'rHrD'
o"7 S his brother: Young Artists. Ani sae Rave
Madam. qatoa Anions Rave,
Baiiiias, Corps &c Ballet, &c. ''''"' ''-'s'
,uyu., Immortals:
M NisoI;a an aI inf rns Ssni stafford
Emerald I'd an attendant GEM Mi,s." Lyvere
spur" Demons Beasts, d:a ym lSsi se h''
.d Pns FL sfs r EE ss,s in which
Ia sYLPIDE assisted BY the ladies Of the Corps De
Madame Proche Giub,iei ,ciH Lance La Cachueha.
Hi .s e "a d. sSG the
IN 'H ovTRTukE sale To .ns AsH PE AND
sspifas Wv X ssa by s fG9"%
Bia Ssaaa aa@Sas s sdsT sa Neye
MK Lord Plumb "a r.ci .Ap!oHi n.ysl,
Iesra, ..u'.o trsncois 9H R. Meie''
M Ba 5bfS.a k E1rsl
ccnnt.ymsn, &e. Sc
Tyroean Pas Deur b. CAB lei Ravel and Miss Kerr
Doors at to o'clock
Evening
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25
DIR. BOSTWICK. DEF

DIR. BOsTwICK, DENTIST,
DERFORMS all operations on the TEETH IN the most
faithful and careful manner Residence No. rs Chambers
street tive doors west OF Broadway Charges
Bile jyls tsi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

"A WIN. BROWNIES Chatham street, opposite Roosevelt
- Street, has the largest of Summer Hats auv
establishment in this city which will be sold wholesale
retail at the lowest Also
and Vsyet Caps, some patterns, much admired new
style of boys Hats received from Paris, trimmed
beautiful article GentlemeA Hats only
30 and ~ nferier to sold for those prices Economy
durability and fashion combined truly 70
De wished tor IN times like these. amps
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EVENING July 25The performance " i'll commence
with the .dmred Melo- Drama entitled
THE MURDERED WATERMAN AND HIS DOG
Dick Dareall,. Mr. Wood. Will Wberry, Mr. Cline.
Betty; -. Mrs Thorne. Phoebe. Mrs. Hal Iscn.
To conclude with for the sixth time at tn. the
THE FLYING DUTCHMAN-or, the PHANTOM SHIP.
,,ns '" - - MI: Wcoo
CAPT Peppercosi Anderson Peter Won Brumne Stanley.
Lesteile Vanhelm,. Mrs. Thorne.
Doors open at Fast T. performance to
boxes 30 cents 90 aud 81 tiers 25 pit III cents gallery 2l
EKANKLIN THE observation-disclosures.
THIS EvENlNG' July 9s-The performance will commence
THE WHITE HORSE OF THE PEPPERS
Or Ireland as il in 1899
.eraid reppfr,:. MT Charles.
After which; NJ J. y. BELL viii perform The amazing
feat of an ASCENSION ON A SINGLE ROPE, Of ordi-
Thickness, from the back Of the stage the third Of
boxes distance OF 800 fee representing Mercury the
seneer of the Gods, in his Aerial Flight.
10 conclud. wits FIR the sixth time at this theatre,
. DER FREISCHUTZ-or, the Seven Charmed Bullets.
Pat shilling-Upper Boxes 2-Dress Circle 37I.
Doors at It, the performances to at quarter
BE- fore o,cloch.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

COLONNADE GARDEN.
90 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY kVENINGs-PRO-
MENADE AND nv REFRESHMENTS.
Admission 81 cents
0f- Monday Evenng-Fourih Night OF Promenade Cotil-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

Cleared.
Celia, Porter Savanuah Grand Turk, Dyer. Lubec Me- We
Mia, Dutch Kranesbugh Rotterdam; Ho9ton Thompsoo
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