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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01

At Brooklyn, Monday, Sarah a. THoH,on, wife Of
Capt. WIN. Thomson, Is years.
On sunday, 10th inst, Eisabsfh wife Of John X. Floor
aged 20 years.
On Saturday, as,h inst DIN TJwas Marn,s native Of
Gacil, Ferrol In Spain. He has been resident Of
the city for the last forty years
On Saturday 7sh inst, Jaass D In the Goth year Of
his age
In Charleston the 10th inst, Csp,. joel JOha,
tive OF sharon. Conn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01

There is scarcely thing doing in the -four and grain
markets No demand from abroad an but little from the
east from consumers There will not be the
scarcity of breadstus this winter that at first antc
pated though the supply will by means be large Ma
vgaon keeping open long, most of the -four and grain
way will reach its destination A little short
thirty thousand barrels of -four and thousand
bushels of grain have been exported during this month
We give below the prices of -four and wheat in half
dozeu mi II a he estd dates.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01

Crtaco.P,r Pig,us-isr vieees lpnpm ytr tons cora
hides " bales wool $40 coffee bd
pkzs bbls cd copper BAGS ind Dbl tobacco Bosnen
Graves n - -so hds goat ssus q Meschsm
Pear AZ psr sqp<ricol 7radsY-i85 hays coffee
Rosssre CS-lSs soeeo lbs cswood w Deis6eld
coffee Bewis-e tobsrco
esrp coffee Groshsi schrieberl3 ties 81 bh Hogsrth
s.vs--ka-ptr Siftrg 20 bales cotton Defores 4 co
al 4 d Hsrdon-3 f.iston-1t Barsow Pope-sJ W q
Allenso Bstos For tvingston6s chs rice smih--so
t3trand q Epanuel-s1F Uenope &to-45 = Shspter-2
tss Dunhafr \ ptnsn-1 Conner
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01

expected by thGt the for receipts at
the north from the north has nearly closed that prices
will advance somewhat 10 doubtful however, whether
they reach high point for in January and February
the arrivals from the south and the west by way Of New
Orleans will outrun the demand twofoi. Such
6dently expect aud such will unquestonaby be the
In country where there has been such immense pro
affect materially the prices High prices in the existing
state Of trade would be artificial and unnatural.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01
To Masters of Vessels.

Commanders of vessels of every class and
will confer great favor y having list of their
ssge and report Of vessels left at the pert whence they
Man spoken r rea n on their arrival here for
- 'n' e'""oaore Oh our Heel oil news sehoones. He
Will ''''' the" I'm Hto'', cIv on 'ss' ''''''
K.ntucky Hilbert Ri, Jape;ro anJ q NH, D,,.,., e. ~
Coz Oscar, Kelly, son; Louisville, Huat Horiesas
collins CO; Nas'ag D;srbera, Rcsme4d; Cha smith,
gs'sins sS: Ky Ts
iss sss ;S ssaIs
Co; KsmPton, Bede '!olfolk; Europe Marshall, Liver
"aos"o1th~ Smi.h.
snip IarGuip Hunt from Canton and Manila July sthwh
shin Tonnabs.so, Dy s s Suigsss o. poson Let at ~
F,neh fire ntsndd e shs on sossa :. Helena
B snPI csnior Ward u 8, Groin, i, s,,,
AscpJrp Lat Is 3d. spoke brig Violet, st
Brig Surfing Rsey lays from Savannah with cotton to
Rs f.s". Be.re 30 days from cur.eo. with skim, &c to
Boomer Grave, Co. LeN brig Ellen, Manson for Boston,
Island 500 bu;S.ls salt Iced Fl: brig Peru
Ism 9Th lat ss Ion ~ spoke brig Amanda fn Machias
'0F B Gso %;lso, Fuller o.,o,0 a.v. ,.o s,., ..
SCI Scott i MG,reli s''' .''" savannah '0''0n'
bushels s s ss k days from Turks Island with 5000
says ss n:is WITH S
er,g msrsd Taylor 70 day from DeTersra. in ballast,
70 s nsehe niSE'eIa Lett no American v.sssls
oIanssst plain Le bark RAPID, Ward, for NYori aad;
Laa Do fs wni"sos Me- oag
s,dsf i" chan
Nos I'm tha,sston dg; Della Parker for NOreans lsth
Mary, Corme.a do, disgd; Amsroa souie I'm ssth
s Hale F :s Gaf . sS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01
sirrs ofCoTroS AT THE DirrERESr PoRrs FROM Der.


Total crop FOR I8ol,tST l,965s95 2i77soo
The large increase Of receipts this are attempted
to be accounted for the ground that the navigation of
the river more open, and absence of the sickness
which prevailed last Tho proporoa of receipts
the whole stock has however held good through series
Of years. and the sickness at Mobile last year caused
falling on in the receipts at Mobile The great of
gross receipts thus far this year, would Indicate in
crease over the whole crop of last but in some
tons the crop is undoubtedly Short particularly in Geor
gia, and slightly in South Carolina; but the
fine weather which has prevailed in other sections has
much increased the quantity picked out" beyond what
was expected some weeks ago. 1t is also pretty well un
dersood that the bales heavier this year than last
circumstance caused by the high price Of baggng This
is estimated makes difference of 900 in the number Of
bales.
The circumstance of general curailmen of the banks
in preparing to resums, may cotton to forw ard
rapidly by deprving holders Of the of keeping
back. The proceeds wanted, and must be had The
reasonable estimate Of the crop under all these cir
cumsances that given by the LIST November about
100000 bales
Recent events in Europe have and still exercising
great influence upon the markets Of the SOUTH prices
have been generally falling. The following is table of
the prices Liverpool at the leading ports
the latest dates.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01

RlcE-sales ofn crop have been made TO the
OF $50 uerces, at $343 3o3.
sceAR-The stock of Muscov ADDE'S is light Sales 100
hhds Porto Rico at sa8tc; 200 st. Croix at S,a9c, and
few hhds extra l0c 100 Cuba Muscoyalo
hhds New Orleans s6a74c 100 boxes brown Cuba at
sfc 400 do at Tic; 800 boxes white at 9Aal0lc.
TEA-The remainder Of the Roscius' cargo brought
70 auction Friday and sold brsky adv of
10 per the prices Of the cargo two weeks be-
fore.
Tos.oco-Therei is but little doing and at declining
nrice
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01
By TINS MORNISc's SOUTHERN MAIL

We are happy to hear that Major General Ma
comb, who has been quite indisposed for the last
few DAYS. almost entirely restored to his usu.
al health. His distant friends will be gratifed TO
learn il is expected tina. be will be able to re-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01

THERE no stronger evidence ~ TIE ,aoe of D,
Hunters Re Drop, than the fact that sc,rcely ninth
ses without counterfeit ofthe medicine appearing.
We would seri1usy the interested that the medic
house. No. DNoa street Il the enly place in New YORK
where the rc atte can Ne obtained. Ithas proved itself
be the Only reaeiy earth that Thoroughly add ctuay
cures one clas OF 70 return, without income
pence a. tn patient ~ vial Tc avoid possible tsteke
the name fs stamped on the rih. d. "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01

DrDING sCHoOL-NR ROULsTONE resp-e tfuly int
N forms he Gentlemen Of New York. that his Evening
School instruction ef tentsrpcn the noble
f-rt wine.. Hours O'Clock
every e,ersr except Sunday Gentlenen assured
that pains will Ne srared 70 make finished riders OF all that
honor him by sscng themselves under his instruction.
Terms ade knoys the schs.l, ir Mercer street. inme
d,stelr w 70 ar ~ Ia Fsy,tte Hall.
School fcr Ladies open usga daily Sundays except
eaO from 70 O'Clock, a TO 7ocsck. r. N. Generes
not mted during Lsdies hours unless IN attendance with
LADIES. Boys 'susht during Ladi.s hours.
John HoULsToNE, frorr,eter
y..L Me- = taio MS tsr,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01

'THE OLD ESTABLISHED OFFICE No. Division st
continues to be for the benz Aids in
want Of friend in need for Hunters Red Drop HAS proved
10 pc suck to hundreds wh,n all other remedies failed
and az article offered for sale another
IN the city where he obtained Price 81 per vial The
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01
AMERICAN MUsEUM.
AMFNICAN MVSEUMs
Now al the American Musev m, the Modern
GoLiAH, or DOUBLE JOINT Ed AMERICAN GIAr

"
GOLIAH, or DOUBLE JOINT ED AMERICAN GIANT
IN addition Ia the above,
~, MONS. ADDktNT, the Wonder Of the World
The pron,et Of the above establishment. have grss
rpnse effected short engagement With Mons ADDRENT
he greatest OF all Msrieisas whose edible performances
have excited universal ss'onishent and delight throughout
The principal cities Of Europe, Aise with
NJ, MhELZELs highiy celebrated Mechanical Erhbitiog
Mons ADDRENT will va-, his vert. each succeed
tg mmeneng on Mendav evening Nov asd sp
sisnsAl hspel@.ns Shsmh,y fhiiesofhy and Mature.
tons. acts OF soree,y astounding experiments &c ke which
Monsieur AopRENT val, transfer various ariel,s by Ma
found n any place or situation Of The building reasonably
gnir' By the audience This fat " estimated Ne Pios
Ultrs Of abe Neeromsntic Art.
The Eseulg enter apment ~ conclude with Mr. Mall
,els eeautifsi and unr'yslled MECHANICAL F,GuREs-
consisting Of rsnny kiser popular Dance Italian Vauer
All Pole Dancer Turkish Ju ger, Ery pusn Harlequin, nc
Temple Of Msgii, a. lsIshan.
In edition TO the above be Fancy Glass Blowing
every evening.
eTo exhibiting the grand COsMORAMA, which sxeels
every thing II the Kind IN the United States.
charge.
Prorm,nee will commence m the Saloon evening al
half past o'clask
Principals Of Schools and their Pupils admitted liberal
terms.
Aeissse TO the Museum asd all the sn,srtsinmeis =
een's Children under 70 n lfprice M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01
Cotton Trade.

There is, is usually the case at this Of the
year. much to the extent of the crop The
planting interests represent the quantity coming forward
much less than the average for namber of years. al
though the actual receipts at this time larger than
before The following table of the receipts Of
cotton from the LIST October to the present date, for
ries Of years.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01
M nlrics1.

In Granville " ", by tn. Rev. Mr. Fuiler, .1frsd ~
Upham Of philadelphia, to Eroben r. wife Of The late
Granger Ef and daughter Of the late Hon Judge
GIBBS OF Granville
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01

CHksLrsreS-Bng ssnran-Mrs y wsddy, Mrs Har,
and two chsr,n, Miss kellogg, Chiseoln J Chic colin,
seersge
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01

Sales Of Stocks at Phila1el pha Yesterday.
rs shs tank 40 days e7 100 All ,Dtie Insurance
southwark RR ss;; is do, 5si Phlia Wilmington and Ba
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01
PARK THEATRE

NFRs MtEpER, formerly Miss cLAnA FrsuFr r-.pect.
flIy her benefit will take ria WfD.
NEshYtXENING NJ XT. Dec; ~, - which seeasion
Mr HANBLIN Will srpear two cell Grated chsrscters be-
inr his feet appearance TIA the tire
Mr BARRY and Mr. GATES, having Kindly volunteered
their valuable sr,iccs will sls0 Nth the Kind
sicn o. hos: =: ils~hlp; E.g
Os "WEDNESDAY EVENING. Dee. %. will be pst FORM.
e tie comedy Of" THE WONDER" Don E,lis. Miriam.
blin-loL Brit IN, Mr. Barr -Lssardo Mr.. Ga,es-vic-
ante, Mrs hudsr.
To conc ude .ith the play ~ THE mon IEsT.-sir
Edward Mortimer (tDr this night Ivy
Mrs Masder.
OF Boz Book open vher. seats can bs secured
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01
Forcign Markets.

roRr rriscr, Nov. l2-American provisions dull--
coffee Si7o SisSo logwood $3.50 $40; douboons yioa
$3.50; dollars sa.25 spanish.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01
RUsHroN 4 AsPINwALL,

COMrOUND LIvERwORT PASTE, fcr Coughs. Cold,
" Irueuts diseases Of the lungs &c. Seln this paste the
valuable duaes OF Liverwort concentrated state are
sbineg with Of the popular ard efeacious
sdiss FOR pulmonary diseases L,.rwor hes within few
usd by the Medical Faculty and found
70 w eminent degre those qualities which rost
desirable IN the treatment af pulmonary affections u pro
NOTES expeeorsiop and gentle and healthy perspraton,
eves cough difficult respiration and acts - Wild stra
generally The value f remedy
sessns the sbeve qualifications mt be universally seknow
RusHToN 4 AsPTNwALL,
Drrggists and Chemists.
IS William st.. I've Bruade way, AND 10 Astor House. n "
where sso may be bad sssortmen,o Of family medicines
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01
Auction Sales.


BY THOMAS BILL
tStsres Nos. ~ -s,an snd ms Fuhsn sreefs)
THIS DAY
FuRNfrURE-vsusbies Of descriptions, ios O'Clock
s S sy fSss 10 ssy and h SSsd roo% S.
splendid gold bunting lever watch with heavy sold CHAIN
WEDNESDAY.
sale roons variety Of elegant second hand and house
x, oeiosf-P,ano reserve by ea,aogp,
splendid new and second hand square, grand and upright
french hsfp riaSo forte.
THURSDAY.
a, hal, pat ten o'clock n The ,als rooms
Dry Goods tothng fsney and splendid articles, ewery
s. ssss gHs f s:y . "a .sss :
T.Sss s sSsSs: S Sd S S f dry
J nSh u. % IN anS 81
Also fur. caps. MeHtoshes superior clio
thing aease fine lrish linen; a%o, .hir,s. Sc.
ree,s,r The above sale was uns1odably posostd fto@
The ash s viii nks plsss as now stated The s,S'
via 20 ,rssat ,aed sea. French f mshogsny and MAJ bic
marble ,os. p,sr sS esp'Ss s,,; speaisi dung and @
table. %ssossny r,sG,h ard Other Ss'.,sa: s ada TG
sh' .o sG ,1 sss so Ss" ss%
marble = loo wiis sr,s, y%y % other good.
Plane Fo!s-Al.o ,p end Grand &C ton iano orteswsr
ersmine them. sale positive for each
BY BUITkKFIELp C9ACIlM0N
Store No. 10 East Broa,flcay.
Out door sales Of Grscsrss Furnitsre &c. pueu.iy at
t.nsedte, and resi- se Selly sei,eited
TUESDAY, Dec 1.
Atoo'eock at the AUCTION room awnbroke,s ssle-By
msnt OF unrsdeeed pse which have been pledged
Alec AZ " oeoct, at the auction reos shares Of the
psi Of Chatham Theatre original $50 each share
entities the holder to cent and free admission all
cas- ons.
Alto oelook, II hs suction room-P.wnerohers sac by
meat Of unredeemes pledges which have been pledged year
AT PRIVATE SALE.
tsco tons Peach Orchard Coal
500 ehsrons Liverpool do. Delivered At the market prices
ne, xls 90 zoos ocssoliss Stoves.
SALES or FURNfTtiRE.-The auetcpeer respectful
Hoasehoii Furp,ursa At the dwellings aecSug horse
keeping Liberal cash advances will he made on furniture
the eject p.rsons Decreased personally st,end,d
j. d. Wheeler, Aucfionesr.
~ It, s sSv, ss'iss Dttssiism sq~ar,.
rURNITURE-Ai y selesk, in front o. store, gen.,
raj assortment Of and Kitchen furniture consss
aad second hd burca Aeboards, secretary dre
sing mahogany and cherry tables, French and paH so
s.ds.sds writing decks mahogsny and
wine glasses halilanp nantsl elscks eroekery glass
% spo.. ~ S.r soo. r & pSse,asy s,,snded 70 5;
sending their address the s,ore and goods to amour
ADVANCES paid on all goods semitic The store
cash psid for all goods on the day Of SALE
ARRIVAL OF MR., BRIsTow, TIE WRITING MAS
TER, IN NEW YORK -
AND EEoPENING % hs Writing Tl,s.,s psy sne h's ~
Broadway, over Bonranti's Fancy Store
TERMS REDUCED FROM slato ss-Jf'T ms 's'''" '"''
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01
DAGUERRE's DIORAMAs.

DAGUERRES DiORAMAs. from Paris, lust brought "
- Messrs MafFky and LoNAr, at M. LOCkWOODB
room All Broadw sy open every day IL Until ocoek
r. M. and from until 10 in the vennR
One new tabeau just received from Paris By Mr. Dssysr
representing the view IT the VALLEY OF GOLDAIJ a.
swzerand which wilt be s,h bited with the nae
nikcent INTERIOR Of the Church ST ETIENNE DU Mont
with the cell r.an Of the Mdaigh Mass! BY wniver.a NJ
noval.
of these .ableau being with modification Of
kht will produce tie wonderful magical effects dsy
and ngbt No lwiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No. 223 Chestnut ST, merit door TO Masonic Hall
PHILADELPHIA

No. 223 Chestnut ST, merit door to Masonic Hall,
PHILADELPHIA.
u. J. HARrWELL, Proprietor
THIS new and soesdd house Is now open aud . fitted up in
the mos f1 hlohabie style for the accommodation Of Gen
and to place. fashion
DSSG RooMs and 5 bear s
VIII d s"'. ss ii i 81 ss SSsn and of
Hapss,sd rS% Ho' the s' elias. sf u ss eaS Of
With Is vau.ble assistance of Mr. J. H. Nelersen late Of
the City Hsi. rrodsnss the proprietor hop, y heir uni
il With ,heir company. Ma ims'
CHrAP, CHEAP CLoAKs--tire,t B.rrains-Lad,es and
dvc,d prices the times, al OF which are III.
Ssi s 6 ;as a the TaS
osl lris. Bowery, cor Division st.
HARDwARE PAPER-soe isra, ai,as, s.rss, ss.ss
:. fERssE BROOKS. Paper Warehouse.
TOYS FoR TIE HOLIDAYS Ar AUCTION
AARON LEVY W ll,.Il on Tuesday mornipg al 10 o.
ssa. q T fs @ M pr %
as: IT ss sS$ u. :. .o s O. 10 .U 1S
w.hHs make presents. TT. 'ds. particulsrly
invited to call and see thsm no ready Ter examination.
EVaNIsHED. AJAX arN,s To LET.-A FsIIo7
to lei, single ssStlemsa viii owe or TWO
and %SG c nSsS u e 's Ss
o'clock NJ. ns5 az
A syTtRkb H9tlPAy
Gard. eng IN and approved style and printed nth
the utmost neaness Just ,ceiyed lot of
Cards, which for white and br sxced
P,rsJpsi rpihng their car tieg have them
ed IN style At short notice. Mercantile and
favorable terms Specimen Boolv b. sramns sua ali
ordr promptly and person ly attend. suplyinr
VALENTINES
c',5 TSs a ,1s '%Fi"s s:s
s- Badges for the grad eeebrson thrnug the Uni
ted ates honor % the rretisnt elect Orders from de
tsnce (p,s Iaid) will receive immediate att, nsion
cts engraved and rrin ed IN superior STYLE favorable
terrs. Envelopa Resets. nc. &c. rso TIM
WooDs TOOL sToRE.-T.J W las on hard most
w complete asortmert of superior Tools ssiisble fr al
most branch Of manufacture Having been established
peri city acquainted Nth The make, size, &C suitable for al
most ,chshic he has mad, ~ suess y itsef and
devoted the whole Of his tire 10 the getting Of Teo
tcualy equality Alec importing his Foods direct fror
the ~ Engsnd. and the Tools OF Aueuesa
ManUfaesr. cash. he enabled 10 afford superior article
at a reasonable trice. -.
ton; OF all kinds those with his warranted
Gut Dands and Hooks for Lahss Printing Presses, Nc with
full suitable Tor branch ofmanuscture No
Chambers Of. nes, door To Commercial Bsns, MI.
sKATRa--I-st received AT
WOODS TOOL STORE, No.
4 Chambers street, wholesale aud
AZ retail = most complete sssoit
(F1.E---z.-.x ment Of fHe Skates, all sires and
~ Al low Prices.
.-I1/@./ = ~ ps-Aiso, avery large sssort
~ - ment OF Mathematical fnsuu-
- = ments. MIA Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01
SHIP NEWS.

SHIP NEWS.
PHiLApELPHIA Nov 3e-arr India Janyier Havana Stern
Spite BreG'n Orion Stewart Porto Cabeoi7th lat ~
81 spoke ship Carnama of Boston, from Liverpool for
NOresns IS DAYS outs Corneli Newburyrort; Pennsy
York; Annabslla Albany
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01

Importatpona

Nfw cr,ssy,.safp Loprfils-E A Eaton, Of Nyorh;
NOrku-s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01
PEALE,s MUsEU,I.

Broad,ray, opposite the CITY Hall and Park.
DAY ,is,tsrs TO the Museum admitted on the
Jug, free Of charge
I'VE IRISH GIANT Mr. oCIsseey, the largest and bsss
roportonsa In the United States TO be durny ts
day and svculs.
DAGUEHREoTYPE LIKENEssFs taken through tss
day and neatly framed In cases. moderate terns
Every evening during the week, pleasing Enhb itions wA
take place Ia the Lecture Room, o'elcek win Monday
Wsdn..dsy and Friday CONCERTS OF Vocal and Instra
mental Music.
Tussisy, Thursday and Saturday Evening". variety sf
pleasing ard interesting Philosophical and Chemical Erps
The Coteris will he given by Mr., Morley the eeisbrs
ted Vocalist. Of the Lsndon Concerts, assisted by Mr.
81 Peters Church OF thu city MIR. ID. JOHNSON and Mr
HAYWOOD, the celebrated Professor a. the Aeeerdson
PPOGRA hME-PARTI 4.
T. Trio. Mrs Merley. Mr. Johnson and Mr. Beszsss
MI on the Aceordcon NJ otsnv1oS
rons. go NIT Mori~y
Duett krs MotSy ara slr Ne am~s
Ar on the Accordion Nr s'sn weo<
nonE '.'.'.'...s''...'.s MI Johnson
Trio. -. Mrs Merss ~ johnson, and Mr. Bssmes
PART w.
. nueu. Mrs morley and Mr. Bssnss
10 Air, On the Aceordeon Mr. stsnwoos
H. omic sohs .ss...s.s.ss Mr. besssa
"a Du.tt % Norl'y and Mr. iohD.os
" Bssd-Rory 0'Slo,t-toI dssirs).... Mrs Morsl
- ar On the heeoss,. Mo,y NJ 49,, AZ r. nv
LIVING BOA CoNsTkICTOR sERPkNT, fros
South America, perfectly gentle.
Fancy Glass Working during the day ard evening ~ NJ
Owens -
half price. nes In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01
1874 HUDSON STREET.

DRY GOODS PER GREAT WESTERN,
From
LAIN. Tar Plaid s$ aY
NeyauB large
80 G~rdnr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01
CIR US.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE

JUNE TITUS, ANGKvINE & CO.. Proprieto..
FIRST NiiGtihT OF THE ifoNY RHcTs;
rst night ofthe
49, GRAND POLISH EHTEEE :,
Ia whehs SIX Ladies will appear richly Abiaa
-. " 49, Chargers
First night of Mrs GOSsIN
Besides and beautiful order of 9th emf
embracing at the prnei exercises OF the LEGITIMATE
ARESA!!.
U The prorrstors in returning their aeknowede ments
or the LIBERAL bestowed upon their phheatse
refer with pride to the and euogums Of
and the public unon given
at their establishment and also to the Of
IN view the etaby of.r suas,ee and e6ee thsn
IN costume language action that the smallest degree
off nd the most rekIed and fas idious.
THE AMPnlTHEATRE from its peculiar construction,
possesses this great advantage the hsatre and
thsr places where the 0lympisn Ga xl bted the
takes place the midst Of the asdeneenspi
rR recproc husissm BE- the Equestran the
ossetVer-not m great
spectator that the es OF the rerrpi
I'D Livery thing done here sight Every perpou
vi hin the wal be comfortably witness al the
ssfs -