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THEATRE, HOLIDAY STREET.
PRICES REDUCED, Boz IS. PIT 81 ct
SATURDAY, April 10, 1s4O
Will be performed the Oueras of
DIE SCIIyyEITZER FATALIE.
After which will be acted
DER FREISCHUTZ.
Mr.. and Miss VANDENHOFF is engaged and
will appear on Monday night in favorte character.
For pariicula small bills
fH Tickets may be had, and places secured the Box
Offices, from 10 until / O'Clock
Doors will be OPEN half past six and the curtain will
rise at quarter past sew O'Clock, preeis ". anl7
A MEXICAN T4IEGATiSEG eEEO.s A ssIIc1LrI a {.
"A EASTER MONDAY.
The Celebrated Comedian, for Six Nights.
NEW SCENIC DRAMA.
P. c. WEYMSS has much pleasure in announcing to the
this popular Theal,e WILL OPEN for the DRAMATIC
SEASON, on
MONDAY April 20th 1890
When Mr.. BURrU \ will made his appearance in new
Domectc and Nautical Drama written by HIMSELF entitled the
LIGHT SHIP.
OR, THE BLACKSMJTH'S DAUGHTER
Old Tom the Topman, Capt ofhe Limit Shp)g Burton.
Previous TO which, POOLS favorite COMEDY of
= L H Y.
Paul Pryt Mr. BURTON.
{-Durng Mr. Burton's Engagement the following pieces
Dull Care; Single Life and farce Boz acting with
great appreciation ia New York au Philadelphia In all Of
which Mr.. BURTON will sustain the principal character
SI5-Admison, Boxes, so cents; Pit, - eeniss.
Us Doors opcn att O'clock performances at
h4'f mast seven O'Clock precisely. ap
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENG
PORT OF BAL more, APRIL 10, Is4O

CLEARED,
schrs. Nimrod Terral. Dighton; Exchange, Hall, York
Town; Felicity, Dansey, do; Mary tioud, Mavaguez; Fa
mouth, ssdler Fredericksburg sloop Ststira, Congham,
Philadelphia
ARRIVED,
Schr. John Coffin, from Porto Cabco.
Schr. William Wilson, Baker from Boston.
Sloop Union, P!umer from Philadelphia.
Sloop Ohio, Lang taft, from Philadelphia.
Sloop Fa mcr Kent, from do.
Steamboat Georgia. Coey, from Norfolk. Reports briggs
off the Wolf Trap, bound up; ship anchor off Thomass
Point, and brig beating down.
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EONORABLE.-A Van Buren, paper in

HONORABLE.-AV Van Buren, paper in
Pennsylvania, administers the following severe
rebuke to the delamers of Gen. Harrison.
''To traduce and SANDER the character, as is
too often attempted, ola GREAT and GOOD
MAN, such as GEN. WIN. I'll. HARRISON,
who. it is not TO be denied, has rendered eminent
services in The ':feld Of battle' and in the Coun
ellis of the Nation, is not only uncourteous and
disgraceiul, but it is an open insult to the good
sense of that portion of the American people
who have named him as their candidate. II
we cannot defeat his election without resort to
such means, we hope we never shall with their
aid-Thereore, while we control this journal,
no such means of political warfare shall ever
find place in its columns"
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B ATTN ORE UNI

b ALTIM ORE USEUM
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS.
Corner of Baltimore md Ca11erL streets.
POSITIVELY THE LAST APPEARANCE OF
Mastesn HUTCHINGS, the infant Prodigy; Mr.
HUTCHINGS and Mr.. BARRY. 4.1e az
Messrs. Hutchings and Barry beg leave most res
pectfully, to inform the Citizens of Baltimore that
their First and Farwell BENEFIT will take place
on SATURDAY EVENING, April IS, 1910.
Master HUTCHINGS in six characters! MIR.
BARRY in -Four Comic SONGS. @-z4 :sz=s
The Evenings entertainment to commence with
THE PET
OF THE ADMIRAL!!
After which the
LITTLE TIGER.
With all the original characters played by him in London
Two beautiful Dasuerroype Sketches, en- large SCALE re-
Presenting the east front of the Capitol and the Unitarian
church Al Washington, taken by Di. Woodbridge of Ohio;
politely deposited b, Dr. Gack who prepared
nesses with the Deguerrotype.
living WHITE PARTRIDGE, considered a very great
curiosity has been received from EuImitsbure {N0 sa
loon Performance This we. L..
Admltance Ia the Museum alone las usua)
% CTS. Abundance To the Saloon and Museum
Lower Seals: so cents, with the privilege of
introducing lady. Upper Seats % cents
Children half price an Is
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WING VICTORY IN ST. LOUIS.-The
election for Mayor and Aldermen of ST. Louis,
took place on the 9th inst There were two Wing
candidates for Mayor, and one Federalist. The
regular Wing candidate was elected, and out of
four wards, the Wings elected their Aldermen in
three. St. Louis is the residence of Thomas H.
Benton.
Vote for Mayor.
J. F. Darby (Whi9) 500
J. j Pardy (Federalist) 1913
A. Wetmore, 25
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HOW ARD DISTRICT "A meeting of the ynnng Whig>
of Howard District in Anne Arundel county will take place
"Brown's HoeI,'' Elicott's Mills, WEDNESDAY, 22d
April II O'Clock, for the purpose ofsending Delegates the
Wing Communion of young to be held Baltimore
the Alb Of May next. ap II
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Baltimore, Mug IL, 1910.

The publisher respectfully invites the Jealous
cooperation of the young wings of the United
States, for whose special benefit the work is de-
signed.
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CLOSURES and ARRlV AIS of the DAILY MAILSat the
BALTIMORE POST OFFICE.
Closes. Arrives.
Eastern Sl-2 A. M. 9l-4H M.
*Este, Ertrd, 81 "a. M. llP.M.
uthern SA.M M. ga NJ.
Washington Extra, 2I-2P.M Up M.
Western, Bpm 4P M.
Frederick extra & Winchester, 9P.M. 4AM
Weldon, Norfolk, ga. NJ ga. M.
sAM BPM
JOSHUA VANSANT. P. M.
April 4 1910.
*The change in the time of closing mail has been
in of the departure of tn, 80 earlier
thaa was anticipated in the notice Of April lst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22
COrOncr's OAce.

The following nquisiiiop~ursss tsksape1 TtT2J3~
On board the American ship Iowa, lying at Pier ~
North River, on the body Of an EnG3lsh yeAIaur.
entered on the roll OF the ship william SmifNr
but whose real name Rueben 0nAr aged "a .
1t appeared that the deceased was ssak aloft on In
fore yard to do job Of work. and Thea by some mis-
hap or other he lost his hold the foet roTes aud
fell on to the deck. He was taken sp = pitia6lx
plight and medical aid procured, wGtGA wss Of 10
avail for he died in two hours after - secsdent
Verdict, accidental death. al. ..... ~ ~.
At Ne p Stone street, on the body Of PAtrick
O'Neil, a native Of Ireland, aged "a. Il aprenr31
that on Sunday night the deceased weae t5-~a tsisk
on account Of christening, and that hA being scs,
what elevated into the goodness Of he whisE<y,
which flowed on the occasion, fell down the stair
and dislocatcd the vertebrac Of his neck. veSdict
according to foregoing circumstances. 80
AT GIL Greenwich street, on the body Of Thoxas
Woodside, aged nine years. and native of Irsh>,d
1t was given in testimony that on Sunday afterr CON
deceased went 10 the foot of Spring street to Nv
and that while chasing ore Of his sonpeers .nx
the string piece Of the Pier he lost his balance e
into the river and was drowned. VERDICT ~
dental death. ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

FATAL OCCURRENCES AT IGuro~, y. J.--w "a
learn from the Brighton Ihroaicle chat on Srnr N
week, at a camp meeting, fracas having occuffed,
a pcaceabe Young man BY the name Of Ncharf
Bacau rcctiveda blow across the head which = IN
terminated his life his skull was badly fneta'e y
and distinct pieces Of u were tafen or the
next day lie IS still alive. Two 90 tsree net res
have been arrested. ~
On Saturday the 18th, marrisd woman % -
name Of Ballcnger committed suiride, under ga.
cumstances of peculiar aggTa,ayon IN tne N9ia-
ing ol that day, one Of her chiiarcn Tea mt tho
creek the other in riglt raj INTO tue house ~ a.
prise is mother, when The child was clarified w
quan6tv Of blood on me 1oer. An alarm was ttf
raised. and the peiahoors found the wrctchst
nan Wing ON ,ae floor weltering in Ter wn " f
harjr1 he, throat cut from ear q ear y She cxpn.4
IN IN minutes.
The sare week, person w ssoc Creek, we ara
Informed, had his leg broken W his horses takinr
fright and the wagon passing over hm--ons log ,us
his srm blchcp ~ fiNpx crf u wagsn--s 'f 3, ~
broke 4.s " fsiFng ~ A ntvh bank III carfh ..at
the nail lactory-a son ~ MI David Afti,ora w "a.
the preng OF tine " pitcsfork enter AZ exss9x
psuessote % thc der'h ~ uear TIVE iseses.< .sF
OF Mr.. J. Edward nal his has4 aearlt rtt* ,f Pat
AAot * ehNfteY % acc,dents lrA~tA t.3M n .t{m
An ore IA philaueirnta cI'irf, a. 49, ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

ArrENrr At SUiciDE.-Yesterday morning sea-
man board the schooner Eagle "a native Of Ov =
hee, Sandwich lslands) while the Captain was aj-
sent procured razor, with which he inflicted a
dreadful cash in his throat severing part of the
windpipe he fortunately arrested before he had
consumaated his purpose. surgeon being called
in, the wounds were sewed up, and there is some
hope Of his Charleston Couriss, l6th
a ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

o. individuals and families, merchants and ira
ders who want the Herald served at their houses,
or places of business, regularly, and before seven
O'clock in the morning, be supplied by leaving
their names ana numbers at the hera,u Once, "a
Am street. We have one Of the best corps of car
riers in New York-dcceRt, competent, faithfuland
attentivemen. This will be better arrangement
til ,n depending for supply on the chance sales in
the streets Of late great numbers fcitizens have
or Tered the Herald to be regularly served at their
houses, instead Of buying il in the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22
ECONOMY AND FASHION

80 =, - 4. "i r. ~ = - II r. . ..
SAMUEL PHILLIPS late of log William street. respect
- fully informs his patrons that he has
his cash Tailoring Establishment Broadway one door
from Liberty street. where he will continue
thesamc system that has gained him large portion
Of public favor
has entered into that will enable him to
furnish articles ofdress equal every respect to the
houses the trade at still greater saving than therefore,
This be at by comparing their garments and
bills with his 1.-THE only to arrive at concluson
quality alone mps establish the tr. value any article il
this fact that withholds the proprietor from publishing
mIna Inst Of charges articles be made
which absolutely the ratio the
prices.
r. wishes particularly TO draw attention this fact az
daily attempts maieo copy his style of advertisements
sconcluson gentlemen that he
articles Of dress whatever the very and
that he employs but FIRST hands He the public
to make trial Of his system in the full conviction that he
really them thirty per
of Shirts, Stocks, Dosoms and
Globes always on baud. ieaT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22
TO POLITICAL, MUSICAL. DANCING, AND
,,,r,r >,v,y OTHER PARTIES


the Sec nd story OF the front main budngis feet by
the floor the walls 81 feet high wi arehed ceiling The
hnh oth beautiful Hall Of the most elegant and chase
modern .yle s thoroughly ven,iised having Lofty win
dows on three sides its extreme height
either IN singing speaking eeetual reverberation.
The proprietor ia confident that when its
cation rontng Broadway between Chamber and Re
ans advantageous internal considered will
not be deemed calling the public
IT as Of the most splendid and spacious Saloons public
meetings public dinners balls &c. in this city
the United Ststes.
His personal and unrsmit ing attention exerons
viii never be wanting retans the ber
besto~ ed upon the Washington Hotel and secure for the
newly finished Hall that attention and support which liz
neat: adv antages Justly entitle il. aIs Imias
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

DRowSED.-Three men, Ramed Capt. Hedge JAS.
pe'frr-. ard p-cch. ZOE, their lyes Monday the
ai q alt during ltotm on Lake krie, by The up
sttiue 81 saii boat IN which they proceeding
from sandusky To Marhlehesd. fourth iDdivi-
iuai named Anthony Fink, remained lashed 10 the
bottom OF the boat till near NIGHT the following
Friday, when Be war picked up with scarce =
spark II life lett.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22
Snncrior Conrf.

fn Bench present.
His Honor the Chief Justice delivered the follow
ing DEGREES
Ava Fitch. ef ole. '. William Prince ct ais NO
ton 20 ~snehd granted on payment Of coats
frederick Boyden, V. William Il. crafts. Leave
10 amend granted. without costs.
Henry c. Stanton, v. William r. Depew. Oppo-
sitiop Of the defendants discharged on payment Of
costs
William W Chester, vs.. Morgan Davis. Jadg
ment for plaintiff
The Court then adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22
Orer and TernIner.

Present Judge Edwards and two Aldermen.
SEPT. 81 The Court met this morning--little af-
ter eleven and few Of the grand jurors having an
swered 60 their names the Court directed them TO
attend on Thursday. The witnesses against Phebe
Floor, who stands charged with murder were called,
and directed 20 attend on Thursday, when the trial
is 10 come on-if no obstacle should be ia existence
" The unfortunate lady" was present. and looked in
better health and spirits thaa on her last appearance
In Court.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

A COUNTER REyoLUriov ~ Ma ks
Richmond Wing says, that in a letter IL
stated that the Federal party have rstaksr1
Of Mexico, and imprisoned Bustaments. r
was conveyed by express from the Fsdc-a
the capital, TO the Texan General az Austis
same letter also says, that on the receipt ol
telligence at GALVESTON, that the part Of the
army recruited there, two Thousand stron
their leaders, Cansles and Carabsjall, embar
mediately for Matamoras, 90 aid in its re due
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

INDIANS CAPrURED.-After a long and h
rupte@ series Of 6ogging., massscres, assassin
burnings, and distinctions. Inflicted by the 60 \
Indians upon our ueople an Florida, at last
Bcall, of The % Dragons, has taken three
warriors prisoners, Is miles n. w. Of Fort |
This intelligence was brought 90 Fort IIolmc
18Th inst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

SAP AccrprNr.- "A female, ono Of the help in tho
Blackstone mill, Mendon, Mass. was killed on sri
day morning. by her apron accidentally CONT a.
coaiact with the upright shaft Of the mill sh was
literally torn IN fragments.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22
THE FARMERS FUEL SAVER,

MANGI,ES, MANGLEs-PRICEs REDUCED
IMpORTANI % Hotel aud Boarding House Keepers, and
Il Families-DUNCAN X WEST respectfully info n the
public that they have hand aud their
Patent Manges which. for utility aud durability
cedes the use ofironng and rapidly puts beautiful gloss
sheets, table linen. &c without the aid offe They may
be seen in operation at ihe City HJte, Pearsree House
Athenaeum and Carl on House
N. B.-A secondhand Manglc for sale cheap.
They sold at No Little street Liberty
street. New York. where Messrs * w da al kinds Of iron
work and bell hanging, cheap be done city.
eI7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

AccrpESr.-On Friday afternoon last, ;
Hopson, aged about 16 years, son Of VIM.
son, Esq Of Kent, Litch6eld Co, Connect
instantly killed by lightning while seekin
by the side OF hay stack from the fury ~
dor storm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

A MrRDERER AT LAReE.--A man named Juin
y Turner IL said TO be at large in Michigan. BE
killed his brothcr-n-law Davis in Van Burei
Iowa, some time since. 20
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22


SEPT. 2l.-Soapiockism par erc.H.n.. n
day night very fine specimen Of sosri.,L
and manners was enacted at the M Ii.
freshman, in James, slip, named Pstri.E E;
About s O'Clock in the evening /. lars. ~.
sembied to have dance !; and w. ~
pretty well corned, one Of the " youne la6sssz
establishment complained that enc Of tn saIt
the party had been " unnecessarily M 10
Nissan on this began to remenstrate win his
but was answered by blow which m him
combat Then the work Of destruction com
all the glass and crockery ware, looking
chairs, &c. being quickly demolishsA |unt
house was scene of ruin. The ekovv If {
locks then adjourned to the outside Of the bouce
collected quantity OF missiles, with which
kept up the war until all the inmates were old
escape with thier lives, at the back deer still
row was carried on, and at last the Warl cutAorl
made their appearance with q strong aelachue !
the leather-head brigade, who dissoIn6tsA thu :
locks and captured their captain, Wi1lIam oil
and three Of his aides-de.canp, who gsvs their n!
John Giles, Robert Giles, Dennis Sullivan, and
female, calling herselfKate Giles. The whole y
were held to bail in $500 each. -.
Consequences of Roaming after Mi6night- :.
Sunday couple Of green ones from ths-West me,
gether by accident at one of the hetu1D, end by ,
OF killing time determined 10 60 for roen thro
the Five Points, just 10 see life. Wht)se IN that
eious, though unaristocratic qudrfjev, thsy Z,
took something at the rum holes wAieh abo
there, and both we're thereby rendeoad insensi
and length found themselves at day -hssak stzets
out on the floor, as il they had bsea g he Ian,
dreams. One Of the gents wanted to Aoesrtain
time, and on feeling for his watch discovered J
be missing. lie charged his " friep1" with III
gentlemanlike act Of picking his pocket. Said
was indignant, and both came to the yolics,
the friend was submitted to the searGn2DG opes,|
and greatly to the surprise OF sli prssoue, the
found. Andrew Shay was therespon fully cor
ted for stealing watch from the perpou Of job
lespie, who was bound over TO prosecuoo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

Judge Richard E. Parker, Of tlac< OH
pcals OF Virginia, died at bis residenW in CL/
Va ON Thursday week
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

SHOULD OLD ACQUAINTANCE BE FORGOT.
~ VI Who have received signal bcne6i in a hour need
uE art
Have yo been previously and sorfy afflicted and have you
been speedily aud happ restored " timely application
Tie Old established aud well known Dsrcrsary OF DOCTOR
CARPENTER No T. Peck strust not the golden treasure
H0ur M and health 10 the tender roy Of the nnumerahle
sudug dcoys thrswn out lure yor TO its total desruc
ton. More misery eul8iitd 10 the victims of gusck
nostrus sold under seductive names and irnpos Ing
descriptive Recommendations than could possibly ensue FROM
the tosl 81 al remedies fact confrnteA By daily Oh
with the specOus
ard cum ted and often iithle tscas eirsvs
tom Let tie Cgbfer ste 70 his ssfthe Conhtaeader 10 he
vocation, 70 his icNic the auc1les~ 10 his
hammer, and The atoftg 70 his client hit III rejecting
womafl-vhtn such vermia with conIurcr-
ward TRANSFORMED e grvc doctors, yog will spurn a "
pdiCpiiy though their ~chder specific erss ssha
y ystetias secrSSg ~ . s W Nh a"'n n,
rsoncitt 0ccs are admirably arranged for the
privacy patrons ~ devotes bic personal attcn
non no his raficnts and charges reasonable.
Dr. ~ A1tpENI Graduate o. Union college, Lictntiae
OF The " State Medical socicy, late Surgeon 81 gmcnt
~ nfaniry ard nearly this city
~ De psrticu'sr ~ N- ~unhcr. Fo'R Ptcf slri m
r.sri street, ~
ter ven cAiF SKINS. M0aocC .. Sc- . eassa Cali
A oFias assOrttd nom q " 20 p w goef1,
Ease, blarh. e0iorsd an brorxe Nsracca
10 Ocera Leather,
DO whne sheep Skins az Boo, Lirnge
= d. colori AT skns tor hecs bntera-4eesit per
/ Ne lst arrivals tfcon y svres o. ~ y -
\ ~" - - -lNrff@ ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

General sessions.

General sessions. -. /,
Present-Recorder Morris. Judge .sersbs
three other Judges.
The following conviets were brought "A 10
the Judgment OF the Court Harvey PIN e
iaring man, convicted of a highway robSe,
Judged to the State prison for ten years. Y
William Hyman, u negro-grand Iarc.n
years.
Henry J. Cohen, young gentleman Of the d
I>spectabis order of society" who was con yis,,
constructive larceny in obtaining gold wsfci
years His friends intend TO Apply 10 Gov s
Tor paroen. The probability Is that il will
granted, sssey have NO political iaduenes.
nomas 'acA son, negro-two years.
lanes reari, Aegro, two years.
Charles Cohover, : negro. Sonvicted of ,wa
iareenies-one year In he Penitentiary.
William Carsen, a negro LOTTERY .,.c,y
sixty days in the Penitentiary. ~
Causing AbOrfiOn -ThoHas E. Ga.s. . do,
Medicine, implicated with William p. Dsvil
put on trial, charged with mansisuvhs., n j
the death Of child, with which xirI Of thu
named Ellen Gallagher, was encientA Thi
was tried in the spring of the year, ana ~ ",
the testimony as we deemed consistSst viii
morals. published in the Herald. The iurv 0
occasion did not agree. Lest any a. oar r,
should not remember the case, the lotoWine
sketch is republished:-Davisk kept an eating
and Ellen Gallagher ar one time lived 0aere =,
want. She subsequently went to the PsaiaG
get warrant for an assault and battery
lounging about for seme days, was intyof/
grand jury, 10 whom she related sevex
her i'll usage by Davis, and subsequsu9
medicine had been given her by Gage, -
with instruments performed on her q
Pearl street, to cause abortion.
The defence relied ON is the general q,
of Ellen, who, since her release from prt,
an inhabitant of common brothei
The case had not concluded when a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22
FEVER AND AGVE CURED by The original and genuine
Rowa- DIS Tonic Mixture. or v. getabie Febrifuge.

n b. Look Out !-Coulterieiters again in the held.-Be-
warcThe of the genuine Rewards Tonic
ture" for the cure of Fever and Ague feels himself again
compelled to give notice to merchants visiting this city
of whom they purchase Row asds Tonic
the article can be easily traced 70 the pr9pre,or agent
be the by applying to the only wholesale agent
IN New York, j. o. FAY at drug store Ne 1893 Broadway
Franklin House. s2I linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22

FOR AWBUBti-R,s siat A radel.-sI H. 1,,.-,--,,
calling r0ppered and copper tasicned hiis Wa.
fNt4fO .. e. ID. krwer, r1s't r. haHtTr pm Ill h.,
t-f ADD I4' bc dCsl' bed on hrr rec tiar day Cor
fr.cht dr pisi age, having superior Accommodation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22
TO sPORTsAEN-

Guns. PISTOLS, RiFLEs, Sc, Ar Wholesale
VI OR RETAIL.
Doub,s barrel Guas ever description.
Sugie barrel d. DO do
2oC0 paws OF Pistols.
500 Rifles, singh nnl double barrel
rsTsusion Csps Powder Flasks anl sporting articles Es
neray.
Nost eth. above an be cold scow coat OF alton or
nsnufscrs ana 90 luc stock will De ID spona
ing prices, " A. W. sPiEs 3 Co.
my 10 9is pear atrrct. near Tlaft.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22
BRANCH HOrEL-No. IS BOWERY.

,.c, ffV DO
EORhERL kept by Captain Samuel Seely. having passed
i into the hands of Messrs J. BARTLETT aud w. A.
DELAVAN now opened scale not TO be surpassed by
any other establishment this Their
are Of the i st rate order having been fitted entirely
and ready for the reception gentlemen who wish
Of good lodgings &c Every attention will be paid for the
Tort oil ali who wish them Their stored
with the choses Of liquors of brands of all kinds with the
deeaces that 10 refresh with
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