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HBUBLIc SALE OF VALUABLE PRO

HHUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PRO-
n PERTY.-In pursuance of decree of the Chan
Gerry Court, the undersigned will sell public sale, on
FRIDAY the 18th of July at O'Clock in the afternoon
on the premises,
One LOT fronting one hundred and thirty feet on
Cross street, and enc hundred feet Goodman st
One other LOT fronting one hundred and twelve feet
on Cross street, and twenty feet on Goodman ST.
Also one other LOT fronting twenty feet on Good
street, and running back about one hundred and
twenty feet 10 twenty foot alley, and lying north ofthe
LOT just described This property is elgiby located in
an improving part of the town.
Terms prescribed by the decree: onehalf of the pur
chase money in three months from the day of SALE and
the other half in six MONTHS with interest," be
ed by notes or bond approved by the trustee.
iy 9-1awts JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
~ subscribers have obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore county, in the State of Maryland, letters
administration with the will annexed, on the personal
estate of Nicholas Myers late of the city of Batmere
of the said deceased are hereby warned to present the
with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
the subscribers before the first day of February
I94l otherwise they may be excluded from all benefit
from said estate. All persons indebted to said estate
requested make payment without delay eitser Of
the subscribers.
Given under bands this 9Th day of July, 1910.
JOHN GLENN,
VIM. II. COLLINS,
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Administrators with the will annexed of
,s4t Nicholas Myers
9-law4t

HpY PATIENTS FOR INVENTION AND
Nd IMPROVEMENT, and by the appreciation of the
Royal Academy of Medicine of Paris-Geatine Capsu
les of pure Balsam Copaiva by r Foiger The Copaiva
Rasam is of all medicines employed in combating the
chr0nca and acute gon0rrh9al actions also the blen
nerfna called whites the only one the specific of which
has never been doubted and 10 which physicians have
in consequence given the preference; but its
taste and smell the of its being rejected by
patients
therefore offer mode of administering it in such
state thait cannot occasion the slightest Tepugnanee
and this without submitting it TO aHy alteration. My
method consists in incosing it in the geatine capsules
II incloses the precious medicine such
disguise it entirely to the taste and SMELL and goes in
the digestive organs without any other mixture than
that of the gelatin, with which is enveoped, and which
soon completely dissolved in the stomach. BY this
the treatment Of the gonRorrhea being effected
without disgust and consequently without interruption
will become more prompt and more sure, thus prevent
ing the possibility of a relapse
The certificates in my possession are numerous
that il would require too much room to publish them ALL
needs only to say gelatne capsules unanimous
ly approved by the school of medicine among whom we
found the names of
The Baron Albert, srst physician to the King, &c.
Lsranc, surgeon major othe hospital of e Prete, &C.
Maorin, Knight of the Legion of Honor professor in
the medicine of Paris, and Surgeon to the King, &c.
Sold by G. l.. DUHURST,
Corner of Pratt stree and Dugan's wharf,
iy4 lower corner Market Space
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LOOK TO YOUR COMFORT s HEALTH.

VUyHE present and approaching excessive hot wea-
III Their, is not only very oppressive and uncomforta-
BILE, but become very unhealthy il is therefore
prudent and advisable that persons who have any re-
ard for the comfort and health of their families should
Carefully avoid sleeping feather beds at this season
of the year--especiay, when good clean delightful
MATTRASSES of every description he had so We
~ low, al the BEDDING BIARrs, N. w. and s. W.
corners of Lombard and Light streets. Those who
doubt win please call and examine for themselves.
iy Is diff
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VIII VIM lfEl11 llGlE.
TuyHE UNDERSIGNED offer for sale Patnpsco White
Wheat Family FLOUR, together with other Sc
Iected brands to which they invite the attention of re-
falers bakers and families The Paiapsco Flour Is SO
wen known in this State as To need from them no re
commendauar, and they pledge themselves that the
brands seected shall be equal to any in the market
NORRIS & FAFRBAIRN,
No. Q Pratt, between Gay Frederick sis'
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RICH PAPEK HANGTNC3s.


Il OSEPH CROOK GOTT, UPHoLsTERRRs, AND
eD PAPER HANGERS, No. 7Si Baltimore street, between
North and Holiday stTeets-llave in store
Rich Paris PAPER HANGINGS
Very superior American do
Gilt Cloth and common Borders and Fire Prints
Damask MOreens and Turkey RED, for curtains
Canton MAT'TINGS-4, 5 and
Venetian Blinds Sofas aud Rocking CHAIRS
Hair and Husk MATTRESSES and Manila MATS
STEAMBOATS, and vessels furnished with despatch.
We very respectfully solicit friends and the public
general, to give US call. JOSEPH CROOK,
iy9 THOMAS COJar
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E[ NICkERBOCKER FOR JULY, 1910
-k2--Recsived by WIN. N. HARRISON

No. IS N. Gay, near Fayette ST.
WASHINGTON IRyISe still NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ton OF the Haunted Merchant-commeRcement of a
new volume-terms 81 per annum or 81 rs quarterly,
delivered free of postage.
We are gratied in being able to state, that the de-
mand Tor THIS American work has increased beyond ex
peci1ion Plans of Improvement in progress, which
believe will agreeably surprise the best friends
and warmest admirers of the work
10
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FENHE SUBSCRIBER offers 10 his friends and
n the public in general at his Lumber Yard on the
Falls, below Pratt street Bndge,-(Ofice head Union
Dock large and general assortment Oseas0ned Ium-
Der. Such as Pannel Common Select Cuttings, Joist
Raters Shingles, Laths, N. Carolina and E. s. Floor
ing, with every other article necessary make good
assortment a quantity of Ark Logs, and also Ark
Plank, will be sold at reduced prices have large
quanny on hand. All those who buy for cash may ex
pect liberal discount. ID. E. THOMAS.
lie d DIFF
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= THs-so,oOO inch Sawed Latls, for sale bl
EA ADAMS
az Bow1y' VIII jey
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TERMS.

gEsPAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Daily paper, 50 per ann.
Semi-Weekly, "
Weekly, -
Six months, ONE Do1<I-1An'
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YuvHE INTERE sT OF ALL.-A person wish
a ing to purchase Beds, Bosters, Pillows, Mattresses,
Colts Comforts, &c. will find it greatly thex interest
to call at the Bedding Marts N. w. and $. w
of Lombard and Light Streets where they will find the
most extensive in the UDon which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms. jy 7-dtf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-26
TrnnortutIDuS.

coS Days Cog Cortland Famer-is sIT GhsTSs
asSn.s EsnsS fSs @HaSn CT
2 Pa@ Pom sos II Essher-i Fay.2 Bsyiard yr Co
Gc Ps nq1s f2 bMsGneq Ws
Wiley r ns DslmonisoLi 4 Hogan-l Heir
bis Moran BnlIis-i Watten-l Oanlane Peierwyt-s
Reraismes Boizard-5 Engiisfod-2 Prime Ward King
nj Fielder { Dulh-7G Rossucraniz-n 1 Coiliarlll
Eaup. ccGs-a St Felix CO. " Rase CT F' Lee
H Hash CO.. Bs;y Ward coHi sane yrasog"C
ojs%sGd5 B2esaq MgsL II Co.
VI Leu "1n ST rryOn1i Bakers WiOshs
ea"S 200 bk,s ehsmpaSga- Davis Brooks Chilli Co
sks Bars!sw; Il Bel Co-aI sks ss Cohen IS
Bsehe sr. ar Co. Mason Ss awr nSrns
m 9a,' az Bars 5v Gar %j,r
D Felt Co BcSn Coz ar iss Res bSrn Az CO.. By Bs
k pSS da s ssyc CO. fGies Pbs his
GReynos cattle 90 hsepJ Griswod 81 bis IS kegs
Stone slos pigs Thompson; DugaiI Co;ii4o
a ha" ss Ia 1 Ees g
fqsd iueit $50 Ferris Sss Ceyins Hu@slrey 7o7
runi pkg o%sted s pkg trunk s IL sss RE-
Gar'ia GA Puiner; IS do 1uers; 1891 pkg to
RMrNNS-Per yesa-i2bxs a bbs Tanning Koh.r & Co;
Schroeder; hams Noenns Parensiratt bx Henschen
Go; Liieniahl; Hoidsrien Coivil cs iii bxs
HaIssv Go; arcs 6 BechteJ Jr; bxs Notcnius Co
sAyAs,,m-Per clatma5l, oks Bulkley; Bogett &
k o ss 49, R sGon Collins Bck CO" 50 Fitch
Barker.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-26
PASSENGERS Arrived

osDoSPaeket ship Phiiadelphia-Thos Searle lady two
children and servt ondon John Mercer and lady JOS Mercer
Scotland; Mrs Collins Eng Jonson, Bristol; George
Reynolds Hartford COINS Hyde, NYork T Lee, do Cox
rlsana NY Chs Pulley Lyme, Conn; Rev Courtney Abn
HAvRE Packet ship Iopa-T NJ McCracken lady and srvt;
Kobt Apthorp nd lady Boston; Moran NYork Eugene
Hannah M9e Payne Mrs and Miss Payne, Frances
SAvA.NAH-Brig CiintonMrs Cunningham children and
nurse Mrs Rogers and children Mrs Avery Mrs Farnsworth
and child, Miss Mayhem Miss WoodorJ two Misses Cham
pons Miss Read Messrs tarnsworth Patterson, Tiff East
colt, Titus, Habersham-l5 in steerage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-26
Passengers Sailed.

LvEaPooL-Packet ship Sheridan-Nlrs Miss, Miss w,
Asxnder and Mr. Van Rensselaer, Work Louis schraye
Motz, WIN and G Binnger, Mrs Depeyster, I
Spence, New York; Mrs and Miss Jane Shref, London; ii
Merssehert and lady and Mrs Mersschert Miss Marg
ret Griffith Phadepha Augustus Graham, Brooklyn NY;
MoncpTe and lady, Miss Moncgre Richmond, Va;
McCance Belfas Mr. Blandy, England; Thompson Mr.
Dntteu, Maryland Mr. IImsler
and ssry Dr. Van Rem aud lady Mr. and Miss Frances
an Rensselaer, Miss Il Washington, Frost and lad Mrs
Beaupiand and child Misses AMI Mr. Beaupland Mad Z
EIaud, NYork Mr. Prompt lady and child, Miss Promp apt
Coze, Mr. Rosseau. Fredk Dubois, France; Fagoaga
and seryt, Mr. Rubeo Laioigne Mexco Mr. Laus Phade
phia-I6 in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-26

MILITARY NEws.-lSt Dragoons-One hundred
instructed recruits under Cap Trenor left the Car
Isle depot for the Fort Leavenworth companies
Lients. A j. Smith and II. Carleton accompanied
the detachment and to join their res pective
panies. full company of the Fort Leavenworth
garrison has been ordered to Fort Crawford.
4h 44rtWery-Capt II. Brown has joined his COM
pany from furough 200 recruits for this regim ent
were to leave left New York yesterday, (20th,)
der Capt Gait and Lieut.. Brien.
Sd Infantry Resignation of Ist 1t. Wilmot Mar
tin, accepted, to take effect May 81.
4h Infanhy-Lieut. b. Alvord, appointed Adju-
tant, vice It. H. L. Scott, who has resigned his sto
appointment.
9Th hfanty-Capt. G. G. Hutter and LIST Lii ut S.
Woods, detailed for general recruiting service.
SM Hfanty-The, regi cent reached Green Bay,
on the 10th May Capt. Bonnsll in New York, and
1t Browne at Utica, New York, are regmenta
recruiting service. 1t. L. Smith il LETT in command
Of the regimenta depot at Madison barracks
LIST OF VIsIrERs invited 10 attend the annual ex-
animation Of cndets at the S. Military Academy,
West Point, in June.-R II. Gardider, Esq of
Maine, Samuel A Turner, Esq. of Mass Isasc +
Rsdfield, Esq. of Vermont; Richard p. Thompson,
Esq. Of New Jersey; Gen. b Trollinser, Of North
Carolina; Col s. Rockwell, Of Georgia; Gov.
Deaha, Of Kentucky; Gen J. Medary, of Ohio;
Prof ID. Read, of do; Hon. Amos Lane, Of Indiana;
DR.. James Hagan, of Miss; Den Joseph w. Brown,
Of Michigan; Gen. Leigh Read, of Florida; Rt Rev.
Bishop 0nderdonk, Of New York; Prof Ii. King of
Missouri; Com. Chari Morris, of u. s. N; DR. II.
Lawsony Surgeon General, U. s. A; Den. N Tow
son, Pay master General, u. S. A.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-26

Morrison, Peters Hedge, s.Chaddock, Prouty ANA
y Third Lisu.sYnn:nw S0T JSynfr Smith
Wilson D srshSocd s" aust austin S@Oo jones'
Ms5 Eff % Portland .sP
Stp dRsSH o wssG
e." SsiP eM%S Ss Df5 xs%
SON Foster Mobile Woodbury. Jones' Norlsas; Erie Dob
and a rs S %sss
s''''N Notice to Mariners.
kk 5"$ %sa lR.
and light displayed at that point until the Necessary repairs
d s S%ss ke&! days from Halifax for jamaica May 49, lat
Relief of Cherryfeld from Porto Rico for NYork May %
Great Western (s hence BRISTOL May 49, NJ lat 40 49,
by plot Phantom She was bound to SBeGio1d and
New Brsws sa p S By S %
Ion 49,
United States Ports.
E ST My bfSss S.
s'f bsanss w' %y'E s WSsy
RIcHM9Sp, May aaarr Spy, somers NYork sid John En-.
ssss sssss STsi dS Ss M Fs
es Hayre 2st cid Cassandr Madgan Glasgow; Superior
Bailey Havre; Lawrence Cobb, NYork.
ss,,v.sSAg, May isLsId Cell Porter, NYork.
Snow, Liverpoo ST Petersburg Tras Europe
elder NewYork 18th, cid Taronts, Smith Liverpoo Fanny,
Glover, do Hanover, Sheden Havre; Virginia PATHS Provi
dence.
NEW ORLEANS. May I4-cld La Grange Thompson Havre;
Pulaski Wilson, View York: Escalu lay do Alfred Ham
mond, Spear Boston: Mary kingsland McCerran Liverpool
KEY WrsT May I5-sd Almada, New York; Havana, do in
port, Geo Henry, for do
Foreign Ports.
HALIFAX, May i5-arr William Barnes, NYork; 6th Har-
m0ny, Messeryy. do. -
BFRMUDA, May i2-arr Hannah Abigail NYork; April 90
arr Hcyon Rodick do, and will soon for Turks Island;
cid Grand Turk, Dyer Cuba
RE JANEIRo April 1t ovngtop. Cookse, Baltimore unc
Plate Godfrey Cape de Verds, do; Harenss, Clark Bame
do; Harvest Godbee NZealand Pilgrim, I Mostevdeo
Gar ner Bailv. Baltimore, do.
WHAsPoA, Feb 4-Vaparaiso Lockwood, unc; Ann McKim
Martin, dol Asia Cole, dos Roscus de- Lotus do Argyle do
Thos Perkins, do Lion, Martin do. -
ToNcKoLondon, Bruce, Just Delhi Crockett do; Luz
Jan 20. "'
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BY EXPRESS.
[Corres pondence of the Herald-l
w Nav Dl ISt0

NHay z n,
There is not breath of news stirring to-day. A
little scandal is in circulation, but il is not of the
frst kind" and is scarcely worth repeating. 1t is
said that political gentleman of eminence, month
since, made an Englshman of" rank and standing"
intimate at his house, and for a while they were
''ver: great" On Wednes lay evening the gentle
man went home rather unexpectedly, and-you
can guess the rest. Uncivil cards were exchanged,
but the affair was compromised.
Mr.. John nj. Niles, the new postmaster, has not
yet entered the discharge OF his official duties
but will dc so Monday. Mr. Amos Kendall is
bu'ily engaged in writing political essays for the
Extra Globe. Yours, &c.
Extract from letter dated New Orleans May l5
lS4O:-" Today about three o'clock the Levee gave
way above Carrollton, and there now about 300
hands engaged in endeavorng to close the crevasse
the accounts from st. Louis are distressing. The
missouri and the Upper Mississippi were never so
iuii, which, upon the top of what already have,
must produce a general ovcrhow-of course the
crop OF this year must be nearly destroyed"
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PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
PACKETS TO DEPART.



F f1;IJ sss ESssf
Weymouth. Couch, hictmond; Chas Richmond wS,emsrsb
ASsa.iae Madison Stuart ssSsnS Me- Patriot Hunt st
Arrived.
Snip Lehg H. Rogers, master, ITO days from Canton 10
Packet ship fhiaisPhia Msrr,n from London and Ports
Packet ship Iowa. P,l from Havre April Is Bolton Fox
slip Calh Sinclair, days Charleston cotton &c q
ship Celia Barkmsn, days from Savannah cotton to Scott
Br Grace Reid IS DIS in Liverpool sacks salt
to ) Macy sSn-.lso Psssrs.
Oelrichs Crgecio pasrrs May 18Th, spoke Breaen .p
Europe, Homanon, from Bremen for Baltimore lat 10 " Ion
Brig Relief stroni = d I'm Guyana, PR, With hid.
Nm Harris ARR L sT: Lame Mfrosb Ma}hOwer Black
Br brig Joseph Ham, Kitchener, days from Windsor Ms
Brs Henri zap su%nsr Tyler, Il d. FIN Rio Janeo with 1850
coffee nns, Muidr Go, 100 do james Tyler 30 DO
b. brig olIa Malcolm from cieniuesos PR, and day.
Brig r NJ Tarh, Dyer, "a days from Mstsnzas Set
Brig CLINTON, Lyon, days from Savannah cotton NC stur-
sehr wsrsaw PurlcL DIS fn Auskapas La with $50 hds
& R Resg st Nc stores
schr Trader, Nieksrsoi. Marbl,hesd, hsh.
Brke,ch Velocity STEPHENS, is Johns NJ in bal.
Smack Unexpected. Clark ds from Key West in ballast to
smack Mar Jane; y ;arsdgeI Key West IN ballast
Bsrfcs Philadelphia and whs FROM Phsderlia 70 WIN II
Thomson.
Below.
One ship three brgs, two sehrs
sheridan, DePeyster, Lvrpoc silsic de erase weder-
General Record.
Ship Pcrta, which sailed from Canton, or NNok. last Sep
Missing We isSfA LAY 5 Ito L%sonn ssT Sq,ins
about ie Chinese Coz four months and to remain there
c,s's,ree Of statement Of arrivals &c
Ne. @ rssseis. Tonnsge. Passengers
1890 May 10, i5q e2,2i5 2,229
1882 MAY 10, ~ sv,es2 as
In the above statement the number Of arrivals this wear In.
cluass those reported ny to noon this day.
The Eagle hence for New Orleans put into Key West 18th
tnst
Naval.
nut Fitz Allan peas recently tried by Court Martial
The Brooklyn Navy Word on charges Of dnssnness aud
fenced be pmsnded by the Secretary Of the Navyhe
t. BE rsss a ss, p " commission and
TIE gate Columbia aud looroi war John Adams arrived
days for home The Falmouth and Leying,2n hed,ss
the United States. The Consiuion len Calao Feb 9eh, on
the shark only remained Cao after the desrture Of the
orppss@Msy Gs sahis" Buus special service under Cap
tain Perry s-Acting Mid MARI receiving ship; Norfolk
iProlM Roche. do Dc. ProfE Ward, DO, New York y
1.s nery ,s hsg.g naiy fr NeM Mid Savage
rec,i!i9s ship Norfolk Act Mid whselock DO York
Mid Pwsver, r.esSins ship New Yors-Nsrp cIrcn
Revenue Service.
Rsrehge Gutter Serrie - st Of Qacrs CORRECTED e May
Wv rqls n Bicicr b pcbbas 4 MathSr Day, p Jeec;
h kuf9sh S CarTsrJ Best Conner x W,alden
FIRST L,uienants-R gyms, l. Cas,e II y Tracy, VIM
NpS SSs' o m2Sss ra sTSy ssud sFi soG
dart Beaufort, Marlin, Cornell Noyes storcr.
csi sssaS ws2 ta RoTfP F,d q Ne.
rJman Burroughs D Disses, Fcss, r Williams,
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London Advertisements.
ARISTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY.
ENTL EhIEN inclined 20 ahead ia the Atlantic steam
ere, will do we'll % call a


ARIsTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY.
E EnlEN ipened TO GO ahead in the Atlantic steam
RoLFE 4 co.'s.
MERCHA Mt TAILoRs,
No. IS Great Msl4o gx bo street Regent street.
,h.s arrival Inspect their sn,,ns,v, and ..e'lss
Cloths. being assured Role Co. q The dr., .tyIso'
public TO tie indaccmss,s held out By SWEET Co.
& H. sa made ' BY NE N p,S
Hate Of tie Journal Of Commerce, have good COO
deuce o. the eon%aniysna recommend oss persons
sirous of giving the full and perfect Satisfaction
ply TO anv INQUIRIES msd.. usv
pIgklC NOTICE or REMOyAL-sAMUEL PHIL
LIPS late OF loo William street, respectfully informs hs
NUMEROUS patrons that he has removed h cash tailoring
where he viii continue TO Transact business on the sae sy.
% & has gained n S so ars D DSr Ss e him 10
furnish articles q dress equal Ia every respect 70 the first
TS. may be seen :, once BY comparing iSsr and bill:
Ts : m ss S es,s IL i ns ,ss Suy sgi
that withhold. ne proprietor from puS.hins nominal
are ABSOLUTELY same ratio tic erravsgsn rrics
daily attempts s.Ss. ss & y cory % S s 70 @ s as
s,s 81 = rh s@ si'S S he he" & he %ss p
and to he s aSn s. e, Ins n. s " NE aa The
he really can .ae , as sS thirty p c
Gloves always on hand. mali sms'
DEAR sIR,rI should alrno., CONSIDER myself devoid
sa sy s net sS ia the cfs ss ys:
II y9uh, wes unfortunate contract that disease
ySIi & he a.a. q s. I'd y % to-
Be- DISEASE s" s. fosey found myss ws'rT sysJ and
,sandgned The here being restored former hea
% Without .s sSqfs iS q psis
rscoaead i TO SOse who have been s
my,s s,su2g thew: with The Stno, ss,6ence that vii
iS S,t, ,Tq 70 publish III, letter bu, beg the favor
vial mas i'm
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pax THEATRE-THIs EVENING will be perform
b "a Lss9SSkNiaM abGH NJ NV wilson,
Doors open 7-Perormance commences al "a.
B0WERY THEATRE.-rHis EVENING win D, o,r.
ff95HMHdIS SISSl lfsgsi tSS Mr. Forrest.
s" . cSa 'sa ssn s.r'e nss
NEvW;y, ;, cM h.ArlIaM TAEATRE-THIs EVENING
"a Bay ader r.cce ee.te celeste
FFRfESsc;hh sP2M 1s45s' c Giis;.s'
MY Fy IME AT, a. OF MIRTH AND vARETY.-This
hSHlSS&se sSS {st$3ITS
SFRG 81 fAE eSGSs' n 4%%SE ib M Reader
SIX shNYTE NSsoM @sis, Han %s;.,
Pt shing-Upper Boxes 2-Dress Creies
OLYMPIC THEATRE.-THIs EVENING VIII be Der
}pEiN n ny JoNEs-Eduard, Mr. Horncaslle
h Ht WfE7h+fS H HasEA Mitchell
MI; Mitchell will dance La Crack-a-Vein.
cents Fits as'' eree 90 It's; second and third tier Is
n iSe hba e "a Pgblic resPecy informed
Thsa .r E open May ss With an entirely
so,"nI;d M nf NV eea company, stars of celebrity, and
new comic ,pera the French.
,ey 1t also important 10 III that the
appointed a laGcIs g n 1spa Of and D %
lc Establishments Of the city Further particulars few
s; s s!: s! ss eSss
PEaAH5dE,f6 WYsE 6pso ANP F9ETHAT GALLERY
cr1 and AZ
sGst pssG@s 1Rd afTsE" of all magcias in the United
hs or hnyg Of
wonderful msscsa and Is nightly eceisea ' Ss
rcSrs Of laughter enth"siac delight s and m sG
fesatons of wonder he reengaged fora hort
r sy 4. duHseE the week wi" consist of BAL
variety OF Novel and Exrsordn Magical Decep,ions
Cabilstic Feas and Mysteries PLY steal Expe
es lnterspersed with Ventrloqual Coo1ses by Sgnor
The evenings entertainments will commence with sgnor
BLlTZ executing variety of entirely hitherto
attempted ieats; amen others
Beelzebubs Candles, Ring produced,
The Mystic COIN Chinese Fan.
Inc Enchanted WATCH, Temperance Bottle
WSoss e Lover s sse9 ss,s
Consisting upwards Illusions introducing the won
aern and learned Rabbit who will do the bidding of Sgnor
After which,. signor BIITZ will introduce his ventrio-
by which he will unraye and deveope the and
mystery Of Venroqnsm aad Explode the Hitherto unve sal
with 10 imaginary and tating children
crying mewng Of eats cumming Of bees creaing of DOORS
TO conclude with Sgnor BLiTZ'S extraordinary, nexpli-
cable and unattanaSe feat OF the Plate Dance which nightly
ELECTS the M ST unbounded applause.
Owens.
Lecture room psrf1nnances to begin ate. o'clock
Price Of admission all the Entertainments. 2s cents
Children halt price myii Inn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR HEALTH ONLY-A
the Taersa that he has fitted the large Room 4i0
known Broadway Hail. with seynnew tables shsrehs will
at his od stand II Ann s,eet adjoining the Museum whsrs
there thirteen tables ready trial Tables Of every DO
The above rooms have the reputation of being kept
rost respectable manner and the best assortment
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-26
No. II PECK SLIP.

DOCTOR EVANS, Senior, is in attendance at his old
~ stand from A NJ. till 10 r. NJ daily where his old
friends respectfully Invited to CALL whe particular
mcsica, aid is required
b. Don't be deceived by boys men, who frequenti
pass fer Look for the gray headand doDy
mistake No ~. myli lnis-
ElREWORKS-UNiTED STATES LABORATORY
The subscriber respectfully announces to his
customers and the public generally that his stock Of exhibit
,on Fireworks this will far exceed any attempts that
have been made this coustry heretofore OF
the aud most br liant designs that have been produced
ia Europe o any other couutry.
Particulars OF agency will be given in future advertisements
ISAAC EDGE. Jr, Pyrotechnist,
myIs s,is' Jersey Tity Laboratory
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-26

Sales Of Stocks yesiesday, at PhlaeeIphn.
Siss Camdon and Amboy Bonds shares u s. Bank
80 d 7S 10 DE Mechanics Bank ass do Man. Mech Bank
AZ; IL do Wilmington Rail- Dad, i5.
Sales on Saturday at the Second Board
S27oo Lehga Fves 1884, April 92; $1,000 Camden Ambey
Bonds s2 $1,000 drafts New York shs Gard
BANK 6oiays, Nat 4o 20 shs Planters Bank Ten 743;
shs Farm x Mech Bank, 53l.