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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-21
From the Baltimore Republican.
MR.. VAN BUREN'S LETTER.

"A large portion of our paper Of to-
day, is occupied by an interesting and
important letter from Mr.. Van Buren,,
10 a Committee from Elizabeth City,
Virginia, in reply to interogateries pro-
pounded to him on the principle SUBJ
jec's which are now being discussed
throughout the country, viz: ebolition-
ism, tariff, bank internal improvements,
and the proposition Of Mr.. Polnsett, for
recognizing the militia, about which
so much has been said both by the press
and the speech makers Of the opposi-
tion. In this letter Mr.. Van Buren, treats
the understandings ard judgments Of
bis fellow countrymen with that respect
to which they are entitled, by giving
free and pubic exposition of his views
upon those questions, (which it is the
utmost importance that candidate's
sentiments should be distincly ascertain
ed. He does not refer those who make
the enquiries TO his former letters and
public acts; but comes out boldly, and
IN frank. free and explicit manner,
gives 10 the whole country and the
world his undersigned opinions. There
is no assembling. .--no equivocating; !;
.--nolhing reserved;-.no sentiments pre-
pared for one section nf the coun-
Try, which he would withhold or deny
in another. All is plain, fair and hon-
est, 80 much so, that he that runs may
read and understand.
The same committee, we learn ad-
dressed a. similar letter 10 General
Haffisou, butnei,her he, nor his CON-
mittee, have thought it expedient or
prudent to publish any thing for the
"public eye" upon the subject Of these
iLquiries. We have appended, howev-
er, to Mr.. Van Buren's highly interes-
ting communication, letter from Gen.
Harrison in ans 4er TO one addressed
to him by the Wing Central Committee
Of Illinois, asking his opinions upon
su!jecs Of the deepest importance to
the welfare and happiness Of the coun'
try. Let the reader not be deferred from
the perusal of these productions in con-
sequence Of their length, for the crisis
'damands his attention TO these matters,
and the time spent in its perusal will be
we'll repaid and when the former i.
contrasted with the "haf concealed
half disclosed" production of the latter,
the unbiased and unprejudiced Pa,ri.
OF cannot but feel glow Of admiratio,
in his bosom at the prompt, candle, ant
honest manner in which the Preslden
has responded to his fellow country
men's inquiries, and the patriotic ant
s,atesmanllke views which he enter
tains and avowe; while at The same tint
he must feel the most sovereign con
tempt for The imbscile and unmeanin!
production Of the "avaible" candlda,,
Of the Opposition.
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CHEEEINop "a 81 iNEwIY YdRa. "A letter
tolhe Globe ffom Montgomery, N. y.
dated q, ult sage, z " shall carry the
State for Van Buren next November by
handsome majority, The fret yesy
the Fedelalists beat us il this State tbev
had a majority Of l6.2lS over US. the
next year but 10, 422, and last fall bal
between 1900 and 1000; this shows
regular Democratic gain, which must,
without doubt give US next fall Demo-
cratic majority"
we see pot a day which passes "a
round but what we hear Of some new
recruits coming in lor Van buren.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
'TUSCARAWAS COUNTY, OHIO.
IN CHANCERY.

MoriiZ Swilzer Ext. J IN pursuance Of de
Of the Last Will and cree of the Court ren>
Testament OfChristian dered in. this case
CARRIER Dec. shall on the 2Ist, day
vs.. of September ne1t, of
c. W. Wissleman, va } fer for sale so much Of
the following described property as will be ne
cessary to satisfy the several sums in said de-
cree mentioned viz. Lots number % and 90
in the town of LockpOrt, and ten feet off the
north side Of Lot number % in said Town Ol
LOckPort. Sale to be at the Court house in N.
Philadelphia.
B. NJ. ATHERTON,
Master Comr. in Chancery.
New Philadelphia, Augt. 4th 1910. 6w.
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NEW YORK AUGUSTINE 12.


The Flour market has been very ac-
i've, commencing on Monday. and
large sales have been made for export
$5 rs s5 81, for common and fancy
brands Genessee, and $5 IL as 25, for
OHIO, round and flat hooped. which is
90 advance of 25a37 cts. The South
ern descriptions are scarce. A small
sale oil GeOrgetown,w was made at S5 5O,
st which it is held. Rye Flour is worth
81 81 and Corn LMeal $3.
There is no material change in the
Grain market, Wheat is entirely out
of the market, and we only have a
small sale to notice OF Gennessee 81
90. Northern Rye Is scarce and sells
as il comes in at 60 cents. delivered.
The supply Of Oats is moderate with q
fair demand. Northern are worth 40 a
Al, for old and 81 for new. Southern
scarce, at 27a26, and Jersey 32a33.
lNFAMoUs.~nUnder this head We fine
the following paragraph in the Globe O
Tuesday. tis Of a piece with otheI
conduct Of q. party, which, having Civ
en- up the reason, has its only resort ir
the employment Of force aud false ant
vulgar appeals, MOI long since iLat'
tempted 10 purchase tho mechanics ant
working uieaby RugmenIing o. dim
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EXRTA SESSION.-The Cover
nor Of Kentucky has issued aprOclama
tion, calling an extra session Of the leg
stature, on the 18th inst. The circumA
stances which render this step necessa-
ry, the proclamation says, isis from the
non-existence OF a law providing for the
choice ofelectors within that commons
wealth for President and Vice President
of iha< United States." 1t appears
strange, that the necessity Of passing
such a law, should have been overlook
ed by the Governor and Legislature du-
ring the last session, Baltimore Re-
publican.
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minishIng their ,ges as best suited
political purposes oftheir owu, snG now,
in the Same spirit, they would operate
upon the farmers by the use of siml-
lar means. 1t is base and despicable
attempt that deserves, as i will assu-
redIv receive, the rebuke ofthe persons
whom it is intended 10 COHupE-N. Y.
r. Post.
s 1--WE have eeen q letter from Ken
lucky, stating that contracts are Offer
ed to the farmers for this years crop of
hemp at six dollars il Harrison be sI-
ecled, and four dollars in the event
of Mr. Van Baren's re.election.
As no man of sense can believe that
the election Of the one or ofother will
affect The price Of hemp a single dol
lar, we ieko this 10 be cunning scheme
TO buy the votes and the political exer-
tions Of the farmer. Ii is supposed that
those who take the bait, win not only
vote for Harrison, but make efforts 10
induce their. .nelghbors to do the same"
IMPOSING SPEcTACLE.-The follow
ing exhibition sOf strong democratic
predictions is stated in several whig
newspapers to have been made at a
!whig meeting lately held in Steuben-
vile, Ohio.
/ The person designated by the terms
"Tom Corwin," and "Tom," is the
whig candidate for the Office Of Cover
nor Of the State.
"Tom Corwin,, reached the ground
IN strong wagon with bed used for
hauling stone, labelled 'No British
Coach Tom Corwin's Buggy In
front was erected Buckeye tree, in
the branches Of which Tom was seated.
This novel carriage was drawn by thir-
ty.two yoke Of oxen."
Wnows.-There are said to be fifty>three
thousand six hundred and twenty-five widow:
in the city of Paris, and sixty-four. thousand ant
eghty-two in the Experimentation of Com.
The fact is there are no old maids in Paris
every lady entities herselfa widow, after
passing certain age. This accounts for tht
extraordinary number mentioned above.
1t is fact, which the federal papers are YER
Y careful not to mention, that Ogle, the creature
that peeped INTO Mr.. Van Buren's porridge>pO
to see what he was going to have for dinner
did not vote against one of the items of whicl
he complains! What consistent chapl
NEW JERSEY The Democracy of New
Jersey held large and enthusiastic meeting 0
Railway, on Monday last. The editor Of IN
New Era. who was present, speaks Of it as be
ing altogether very spirited and trinmphan
affair. Above six thousand persons were pres
ent. 70.
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C A U ITO N.

ALL persons are cautioned against trusting
my wife Elizabeth Snyder, who left my bed &
board IN June last without any just cause of com
plaint as l shall pay no debts of her contract.
ing.
HENRY SNYDER.
Rugersville August Sd, ls4O. st.
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Notice..

IS hereby given to all those knowing them~
selves indebted to the subscribers by Book ac-
counts or due bill, to come and make iminedi-
ate settlement OF else their accounts will be
placed in the hands of proper officers for COLI
lection, without respect to persons. The books
are in the hands Of 1. Sleese.
J. I. SMITH.
!. STEESE.
July 10th, 1910.
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CAS- H is NTED.
NNHE subscriber wishing to settle up his
business as fast as possible Earnestly re.
quest all persons indepted to him call
and pay the same on or before the first day of
January 1910, those who Neglect this notice,
will find their accounts in the hands of D. Kel-
Ter for Collection .after that date without Res~
pect to persons:
SAMUEL GRASSLAND.
Dec. 6, 1889. tf
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PAPER MONEY.-EngIand is the
greatest paper money country in the
world, with ihe exception of America,
and hundreds of thousands other Popu-
lation are not only destitute OF the. cons
forts oflife, but are actually in a state
Of starvation.
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tary, and published in the Ohio Democrat.
HEZEKIAH, CAMP, Chairman.
JETHRo MACY, Secretary.
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BOOTS & SHOES.
COTTON YARN.

ASSORTED No. 6. from 5 to 10, Of the
best manufacture%--f sale at reduced prices.
KILGORE & HULL.
New Phiad. June ~, 1910.
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Caution.

"A LII persons are forbidden to ,ruet
IA my wife or any of my children; an
shall pay no debts Of their contracting,
without my orders.
CHRISTIAN s. FORNEY
June 3Oth, 1910
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THE M A K X E T:

THE M A RK EFT;
WHEAT 62.
CORN is only % cts.,
OATS 19.cts.,
POTATOES 1S to 20.
HAY S5, TO Sc per ton.
BUTTER 8 too cts.
EGGS.6;to8 cts.
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.V'eaU oArrivM1.

SAMUEL FERTlG.-GROCER
- Commission Merchant, & Boot g.
Shoe Manufacturer,
East side of the Canal
Having just received, and constantly
keeps on hand, general assortment o
goods, such as:
Co96se,":.1 Sugars, Liquors, Oils,
Smoking & Chewing Tobacco, COwsc.
tiOnaries, Rock Salt, Ground Pepper,
Alspice, Mustard, Ginger, Bar and
Shaving Soap, Chocolate, Salaratus
Shoe Blackiag, Black & Red Ink
Writing Paper & Quills, Raisins, Nuts
of all kinds, Loco FocO Matches, Can
dies, Pepper Sauce. Wines Of all deS-
criptiOns, &c. &c &c.
BOOTS & SHOES.
Mems fine and coarse Boots, fine y
coarse Brogans, Cater Boots, Slips,
4 Shoes, &c. &c.
I Orders for any description Of Boots
& Shoes, can be filled on reasonable no~
lice, and on the most satisfactory terms.
Canal Dover, Nov, 10, 1889.
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MOVING g. GRABBING SCYTHES.
AGOOD article for sale by
KILOGRE & HULL.
New Philad. June 10. 1910.
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1t is a fact, which the federal papers are ver'
careful not to mention, that Ogle, the creature
that peeped INTO Mr.. Van Buren's porrid ge~pO
to see what he was going to have for dinner
did not vote against one Of the items of which
he complains! What consistent chapl
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-21

NEW JERSEY The Democracy ofNew
Jersey held large and enthusiastic meeting at
Railway, on Monday last. The editor Of The
New Era. who was present, speaks Of it as be-
ing altogether very spirited and triumphant
affair. Above six thousand persons were pres
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New Philadelphia, August 18th, l94O. CIV.
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PETITION for leave 10 sell land, for pays
ment of debts pending in the Court of Cons
mon pleas of Tuscarawas county, Ohio.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-15
Cleared.

Cleared.
g,ssr Ap Gy Point vi FSGrs sm
PSGsm SG ee eS,s SGs,'e RchSnd Turk keg
Nor 'SIGa'" o''' Halifax CANDID b'''"Ore' Rockwell
Arrived.
Brig Caspar Hsaser, Adams, days from Matanzas with e,e
81; :srs s e dsg :gss s. I,oP &a
Big Emma Waite Is day from Marseaijo. with COFFEE. Il,
se6r AnseoaI, Williams. from Washington NC. with naval
sshr William, Burt, Virgins,
s''op oh'e'-' VTEin,,; apes
shfs virgnian Harris. Liverpoo Napoleon James river.
and others
General Record.
Bark Henry LairdA ship from savannah for Pictou or
Miramichso ashore Winged Point night
port New Brunswick it is presumed that sh, must be TIE
WIN Sr E Mares x $s"s e and s .s%
lizard rs% oaPslp Robert stone John Andrews Daniel
bunk, eccmP ,, the srew. "''
ae esf SSy o Of sS a G's I'm to
Jnu, 81, for Glasgow, loaded with cotton aud since
Emily from New York for New Orleans, Juy s. lat 81 a.
Constantine wSa'or, from Norleans r Livcrpo, July s.
Bg?uies, fc.m Havana for Hamburg July lat " Ion 50
Jaa De rtaseua, Am,s I'm Nyork Cor st Thomas, Jun.
talen, from New Yok Cor San Juan CA, July lat % Ion
Koscu.k Foge from 81 Thoms. for Bath July S. Montauh
soe Of Ea.taor New York for jamaica June as of
Turks Island
Monument Chase, from Apaachcoa for Liverpool June a.
Caledonia, NYork from Liverpool Tor Mobile June a. of
Tortugas.
Grand Turk from Boston for Noeans July lat 90 49, Ion
a
oleo Brown from NYork for franklin La Jane 3d. lat Qs
Ion "a ~.
Express from Savannah Cor Liverpool Is IS 3d. Ion
Champion, from Liverpool for Charleston July lat &c 3d.
Ion IS
Was seem brig showing Flords Nos So standing to the
wsrd May %, lat IS 40. Ion 80.
Wa. seen sshF standing TO the eastward showing Erords
Nos 81 81, June 8, lat 20 q. len 80
WhnIcmen.
Spoken, Feb 70, no lat lon ship Newark wnslow Of
Poughkecpsie, 100 bbls VIII $50 81.
Foreign Ports
MarANzAs days sincesi Turner Fullerton for Boston;
Bordeaut Parke~, dos E"y fCr Plsd lpi. IN pot Arb
crosby. for towes md mkt. ~ days; Krc Jp Gu CIR
Antworp Henri tia Mcclellan Zen Havana Tor Boston lust AZ
A,ira Gchrt fr ~ cfki days Frsnkt Braier, ior
lost dg Napotcn, Dfinkwacr, Cor do dos tiibc MIA Tor
SN orb. IN days "
M.RActBo 6 days snce-Cora, Warner for phiisdel.b
~ days. The ouly Ame ans he Cashier Cor NNorR sj
GuI'rA june 2-Na Anne lean vessel IN ports sid A,ora.
TRisip ~ Cuba, June oiAlpne Hinch nan from and c,
Boston, iays Robt Wsln Matthews, from J m tic, fr
yo,h Bourne, Burketi, Tor CJwes, 70. Whitney ror
Porcr Pm June esIn port Henry, Haley from st Thomas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-15

NYork. in 5days; Tapinooy slo. from do for NHen,
10 days the only American vessels The Condor Hatch
expected daily from Quay anna. III
SANTA MARTHA June 29No American vessels IN port Il,
sid Morea, from NYork for Carthaeena. .
suRIsAM June i7-Prony, Jameson, for N York, ldg.
United States Ports.
PORTLAND, July I-ar Fred Pur Marseles for Thomas.
ton.
NEwsgRYPoRr July l2arr Columbia, New orleans Anti,
Alexandra.
SALEM, July i2-arr Angeretta NYofk; Eliza, do.
BosToN. July LIAR China, Miller NYork; cid Splendid,
Taylor do; fremont Lewis, do; Salem, Edredge do Hud-
son, Ryder do l2k vesper St rhoma Virginia Packet
Hav Forest XII Charleston; Pquo Baker, New York;
Fancy Chose dos Mystic, Chure9i do; Mary Maria Umer
ley o Despatch Ncierson dol Justice Sleeper do Leaper
Crowell, do; March, Nckersnn, do
PRovDENcE, July l2-arr Tecumse, Child, NYork; Juno
Brown do Three Brothers. suart do at quarantine Rhode
rick Dhu, from West Coast Of Afrcahad lost VIM Green
chief mate, and Peter Tryon, stewards nth, Midas New
Rio Janeiro.
RGETowN, DC, July lo-arr Alexandria NYork
CHARLESTON, July lO-cld Washngtons Barge, Williams
NYork; 9Th, sid Jane, Liverpool
SAyANsAi, July 9cd AnreIins Crowell; Hampton Roads
sid Coronation st Johns NIB, Poland Gardner Newport
Providence; Atlantic, Bonney, Boston.
ST. JosEPns Fla. June Soar Vrt:e Boston, sid Tusca
villa, do; Emeline do.
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M,rANzAs, July 4-Beef prime and No . lal2 do jerk
ed 4a5 do do IT, s. 7as bread pilot 5a6 butter yellow Ia
ais candles mould Is d sperm iOa4s; cheese Am II
a7 cider ia3 e. goldfish 2a2 s. four Am Ia 4al5 hoops,
35a)s; hams Am. llal4 lard l5al6 lumber, W. T. lsa2o
do p l9a22 mackere No g. 5la64; nails, cut, 72a7l
onions 4a5 potatoes, 2Oa0O porter London, 30a34 pork
l7as; do prime Iia5 rice, 50a53; soap yellow 74a
ST. sook hhd Oa2 do. box, CAS- sugars assorted half
white and half brown, 9a7 l white alone l0all; brown
5a6; yellow 6ia7; coffee, LIST qualify sas o. second and
third 7as molasses % gallons keg liaOo honey SiaOo
Northern Ports, lag prem; New Orleans, 90.
Freighs-To Europe perton, f3 f3 10; u States, box
sugar. ST. (; coffee per h. Sc oo moasses, hhds or
ITO gals 81 a Al
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klBLO's GARDEN,

Ss .n e. this s
from m. top and sides .. enclosed
sk4WNE wlS viii perform IL two eItannsni.
sS % :s$ssS BY Mr. oA''n''' Miss
asy .NS Will sessd III III. ts or
HSRsE With the
A'er which, ' time IN this country popular vaudeville
s,,.... ,.I 5L5oR. rf ifsif STRAND.
R RI s FsS Walton NJ, on,,s.Sss::
Augustus Montgomery Mrs sn.rus r MH NIP RsrsT.
lay ySeR character She viii sing s Ms kt sa%,tS
s n he ea t my
e The Promenade sao p and Arbors, A''
he 81 Ies
Morrsasa weh viii 5. found very Mi V and the
Sqoss E, Ices made sd rad, The
us very ' Gh 9XlTS'bi5yN NATIONAL OVERTURE.
To conclude Win e. la.gh,sle vaudeville of
Ia viii he viii sing conic Da;il ah mr. a chis:
fssss NJ: ce?"':sAd% H:.'rs Nj, 3 Nf %sG:
ia Which she viii ng French ioe NEE ssa HO"
a sa sss Ike @ da1sx is
Tickssis so cents each
,,p .o6 NEW M GMarIiAM THEATRE. -
THIS EVENING JSy acted The % rassds Of
MMs sfss. MIR . BSss S. ssisa Mr.
In the course q f5sJIxR' Hf
TO '0H'la AD c'f Is a cnD entitled the
Michael, Mr. Scott Boy, Master Wood.
Doors open at Z pciormace 10
Boxe SO cents % and Sd tiers 49, p l2 cents gallery i2
FRANI>LIN THE tTIsFi-Chatba m-S square.
T#!f EySSSs P 'i5s a3 Ff5 #
hSsns Mortimer o.scd oi;on jae Eyns
After Vie Sfi iiti %' a%sfiSa Of the
To ' G5Ss. T F;,s IS es'e' Of
Mr. ThS%H,Sp mir. Blake Rusty, Mr. tie%ens
Fit shing~Upper Boxes a.Dress Circle h' ;. "r'y
Doors open at the performances TO u O'Clock
VAUXHALL GARDENS.
Adnittsncs to the Gardens free-saioon 25 cents.
eommeESeas at S o'clock, ' '''''''' "''''''
Favori.e AmGalop Bril- ant, Mr.. c. Grob..,
s Sons RoTH g! Maid Maid si V
II en- NJ a ss III $nf aioh @
song arisI. Waters ''' ' an. Miss I..f Ies
| Negro Song, Mr.. Whitlock,
Eavorite Air BY NJ The Orchestra.
soA GRoTEsaGE BALLET pvERrus NJ ME HSa~'l.
M r sa i S She Mi 5. Taylor
cELEBR ,rEp f ffssrf Sc ffRors, COMIC.
To conclude with songs, daetts glees. Sc
PS other :, see BIZ. Of the day
Stages and the Garden, and will be in waiting
at the close Of the performsncss
parents and guardians half price
evenings. Tickets i2 cents en,sg holder to refresh
ments.
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Arrival and Departure of the Malls.

CIU5tS'
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via Stonngton,
daily, except Sunday ............ A. 81 NJ.
Eastern Steamboat Mall via New Havea,
daily, except Sundays ................ An
Eastern Land Mail, which leaves Sunday
morning, closes Saturday ...........
Eastern Way Mail via Harlem w estchester,
Norwalk, &c daily except Ssndays.... PM A. NJ.
Hartford Mail, by steamer, daily, except
Sundays. .......... ....... A.. 81 P. NJ.
Southern Mail, through to New Orleans,
daily. ........... III M. 81 p. NJ
Western Mail. daily ................lIl 81 p. NJ
Northern Mail, daily. ..:........ AM 81 P.M
Northern Steamboat Mail, to Saratoga, via
Hudson, Albany and Troy, daily. s. PM A. NJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-15

F,Rr-During the thunder shower on THURSDAY even
;ne barn belonging to Theodore Butterhed about nan
mile from Lowell the Chelmsford road was snasN
with lightning and was consumed IN very Jew mlnu'e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-15

mn V,rxHALL GARpENs-The liberaty manifested Dy
Mr. Barnum in furnishing the public with such truly
nendid array oftaent brought out here for % cents
IL deserving Of all praise our uptown citizens do not
paronise these splendid Gardens, they deserve we
II will be long day before they will again DC sra!irs
with such combination Of amusements as are here hgh
lxr,n cd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-15

{13- CHATHAM THEATRE.-The star oil Manager hoihe
is most assuredy in the ascendant Every night ms eie
CANT establishment crowded. not in consequence Oh the
sents atractiy and sterling bills, and no humbug ms
evening Macbeth and The ADOPTED Cna are
Cline stevens Mrs Blake and Mrs. Thone sustain.
ing the principal parts. We will insure magnificent
house
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-15
CASTLE GARDEN,


GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS-(A la Nusardl
5- H. MARSH proprietor Of this well known
Sort respectfully informs his and the public
will devote three nights of this week amuse
mems, viz: Tue day. Thursday and Saturday Commencing
on THURSDAY EVENING. July 10, with
A PROMENADE CONCERT,
which Will take place the Garden, sill be much
delightful than being clio and confined
yisiters TO these enter will the
tage the ssubrous breeze and enjoy the
rect Of splendid Bay Arrangements has been made with
the distinguished vocasts,
MRS. GIBBS,
MR. EDWIN.
MR. ARCHER.
and MIR g. LODER
Who will during the evening, sing popu-
lar Songs, Glees, sc.
MIR. 10 der will preside at the Piano Forte.
The Mi itary Band will perform several fvoriie Oyerures
To conclude with a grand display of
FIREWORKS.
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CAUTION AND PUBLIC NOTICE.
DR. ! OS T. PHI EV A N s

HAS REMOVED HIS UlsIENSARh AND OFFICES
II ~ No PECK sp, nearly opposite lis u stand As his
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