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INsOLyENT NOTICE.

AN9ob Wv W.
BDY virtue Of an order Of the Proba.c
I'D Court, made at the April term 1910,
tho undersigned were appointed Com
to receive and audit claims
against the estate Of +. p, PaSsmore,
deceased, reported insolyent. Notice is
hereby given, to all interested,
that we will meet at Lntham's Store, at
Beatie's Bluff, on the first Saturday in
each month, for six months, where all
interested may attend.
JAMES LEE,
HARVEY LATHAM,
], II. DUNLAVY,
Commissioners,
May ., 1870, l7-6m
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&sA.ssSH " -. s--,,- --.-.~ ........,..
Arnold Russell & Co,
and surity,
10y virtue Of the above stated cases TO
~ me directed by the honorable CIR
cult cour United States, for the Southern
District Of Mississippi, viii cSpcs.4-;',
public sulo, for cash, before the Court
house door, in the town Of Canton,
on the Fourth Monday in May, isiO,
The following tract or parcel Of land,
10 wit: The west half, northwest quar-
ter, section seventeen, township eight,
range two, west; south half of cast half,
northwest quarter, section seventeen,
township eight, range two, west; north
half of east half, northwest quarter, sec.
ton twenty, township eight, range two
west; southwest quarter, section seven
teen, township eight, range two, west
west half, northwest quarter, sectior
twenty, township eight, range two, west
north half Of west hall, southeast 'quur
ter, section seven, township eight, rang,
two, west; east half, southwest quarter
section seven, township eight, range two
west; south half Of west half, souih.eas
quarter, section seven, township eight
range, two, west; west half, section eigh
teen, township eight, range two, west
containing twelve hundred acres,
Levied on as the property of defend
ant c. c. Hurbert, and will be sold I,
satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
Sale 10 take place within the hour,
prescribed by law,
w. NJ. GWlN, Marshal,
For a,e Southern District Of .Msassipp
By c. lliexERsoN, Dep'y
April 90, 1890
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,aatoa. ssiss.sesfsi
DFFiCE 10 the Court House, same as
" that Of tho Probate Clerk
- -~h o. ie-.L
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and all their increase since sa
said. Trust Deed
The above properly w ~
eli to sccgre Ford, NlarEa,9li !. e q
have since transferred sad .l1
Commercial and Rail R''i u
Vicksburg, t,...
We will convey only SuCn WV
above property as are "a y w +,
l..,..s..' The !. 81. sale !. ,an
tween The hours 81 " 49, - !,
and 4 P. NJ, in the town o. V''''
ison county .,>, = orr
'..'. ..'.. ]. B. Io%G9A
TSH
,-r-.yA, -ltass. All 2U-so.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

HHY virtue Of deed Of Trust made
hS by J, Silyorburg, (in his life dme)
and wife, bearing date the 22d day of DC.
tober, 1888, recorded in the office of the
Clerk Of the Probate Court Of Madison
County, on the 10Th day of January 1889,
in book f., page l3l, 1872, and 1873, and
in the Office of the Clerk of the Probate
Court of Scott county, on the 9th day of
THUcrrf r. f8s%y'Arseak~ A. pages 22l.i!
a5G, q21, and 228,. Will seiTat l6d Court
house door,1n the town uf-CaSSeA, ,oR
Wednesday the 10Th day of July, isio,
10 the highest bidder, for Cash, tho fol-
lowing tructs or parcels Of land, lying in
the county of Scott, TO wit The south
east quarter of section number ten, town,
r-y~ -'-r-------------~~I--Ss a..amsr
east the southwest quarter Of section
number eleven, township number of
range Z east; the west half of the north
west quarter Of section fourteen, town
ship seven Of range 7 east and section
fifteen, townshP7 rang oGso, cou,at0s
ing in all one thousand and filty.three
acres and eighty-nine hundred,hs, more
or less.
The above sale is made for the pur-
pose of paying off two notes made by ]
Sllvcrburg, and payable to Louis De
Soullcs, amounting TO eleven thousand
five hundred and eighty nine and ninety
hundredth dollars, dated October Goth,
1888, and payable on the lst day Of May
1910. The whole of the above land will
be sold, or so much thereof as shall be
; sufficient to pay off the notes aforesaid
| The title is indisputable, but will only
! convey such as is vested in me by virtue
: Of said deed Of Trust.
CHA'S J, SEARLES,
=, Trustee.
/, Canton, May Ia, 1870 1897.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
II ETTERS of Administration having
IA been granted to the undersigned,
by the honorable the Probate Court of
Madison county, at the March term, $40,
upon the estate of DeraH p. Cooke, decd,
late Of Madison county, Mississippi
notice is hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against said estate, to
present them within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred,
.&Atl~>hosa..iadahled TO s0id estate, viii
please make settlement inune9tato!. ys.-s,"
W. r. C00KEs~48m'r. .-
May 8, 1910. 1898
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aAE
H $50.
Hkt utWof Go. Ha.. f'f.0rHf p.
? ma el..l5, u, We llanlnb..,I1,
Circuit Count ~ fhe tinted smy Iof
g sahh.m uH..' Of NtIHrpl, J.
v.i e,pn#a "a, ruU. ".,io a"
hidlet lor Cash, boloo fho D.4U ..Is.
door. no iho 'owG 90 Cantor.
on the third ,iondet IN June, laio.
fae following daier.hri lb.t ~ mr"oI
30 lani lying md bolul Ia lba county of
NaIson. td Wtt uha 'etst hall % i6e
north west quarter Of section three
township aoycn, range one cast MISC, The
cast bali Of tho north west quarter Of
section three, township seven, range ono
cast oIsoa part Of the west bali Of the
south west quarter Of section thirty four
N township eight, range one cast; also
tho half OF the south west quarter of
section thirty four, 10 township eight
range one cast also the north halt Of the
cast half Of the north cast quarter Of
section three, Of township seven, range
one cast also the south half west half
north cast quarter and north half west
half south west quarter Of section three
township seven, range one east also the
north half of the west half north east
quarter Of section three, township seven,
range one east,
Levied on as tho property Of defend.
ant York, and will be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost
VIM NJ. GWIN,
Marshal for the Southern District,
By c, IlIcKERsoN, DepN
May l6, 1923 Pr fee $751;
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pOSTPoNEMENT,

The sale of the above described pro.
perty is hereby postponed until the first
Monday Of July, 1910.
w. M. GWIN, Marshal,
For Tie Southern District Of Mississippi
By c. IlIcKERsoN, Dep'y.
June 6, 22-26 [Pr fee S2Il
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NOTICE.


~MS1r, -yirrsrc-.yff..s -ased~ of Mortgage
hS with n power Of snIe, executed to
me, by Il. b. II. Meredith, an-ths-l9th.
day Of February, 1886, recorded in the
Office o. tho Clerk of the Probate Court
of Madison county, on the 22d day OF
June, 1887, in book d., pogcs 500 and
557, and also recorded in The otncaot
''~4--s-----~-... 49,. ssss9 ,l.,.
shall sell al public auction TO tho highest
bidder Tor cash in hand, at the Court
house door in Leak county,
ON saturday, the e7th day ef Junes 1870,
The following lands, 10 wit f:
The northwestqnQrte Of. section twenty
eight, township twelve, range SIX east
the south east quarter OF section twenty
nine the east half of the south west
quarter Of section twenty.nine the eos
half of the north west quarter oil Sec
ton thirty-two the north east quartet
of section ihiriy-two; the south east
quarter and cast half and south west
quarter Of section thirty two; all IN
township twelve, range six east, contain
ing by estimation, one thousand and for
ty acres more or less, which deed was ex'
ecuted 10 me for the purpose Of securing
certain debts therein specified.
The title to said land is good.
D. HARDEMAN.
Trustee.
May 80, eliza
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CABINET WAKING,
W LILLIAN PEOPLES

~ I.lpEtTtLLLN i0f0fmt mo fHI.
w zcns Of Canton. aud Madison Caun.
u.s., thal be has rented 'hc shop VI VIZ
George y salmon, whore be intends
carrying OH tho GabinCf Busi-
ness, ~ all It's various branches. Tie
hopes by close attention and moderate
charges to obtain tho patronage Of the
March re. 1870 ll-6m
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MARSHAL's SALE,

MA RSUALs SALE.
Lhited States circuit court May term 1910.
Cuuthers, Harris g. Go
vs. On vend. expo
James NJ. Baker, ct, al,
Caruthers, Harris 4 Co
vs. Same and same.
James NJ. Baker, and
Michael McKie,
Caruthors, Harris & Co
vs. Same and same,
James NJ. Baker,
Caruthers, Harris & Co
vs. Same and same,
James NJ Baker, and
n Whitehead,
Caruthers, Harris g. Co
vs. Same and same,
James NJ. Baker ct, al.
pY virtue Of the above stated cases to
~ me directed by the honorable cir.
cult court United States, for the Southern
DfHrici, of NlS>iss:l.i witt.rxrgye 70
public sale, for cash, before the Court.
house door, in the town Of Canton,
on the First Monday in Juns, isa0,
The following described land, to wit
West half, northeast quarter, section
thirty three; vest hail. ncrth-westqnat-
~. ..,I sau.hw west
quarter, section thirty-four; south halt,
east half, southwest quarter, section
thirty.Gopr south. half, west half south
west quarter, section thlrty:Iour; east
half, southeast quarter, section thirty
three; west half, souNh-eastquarter, sec
ton thirty-three; east half, northeast
quarter, section thirty-three, all in town.
ship ten, range four, east. Also, the
south half, west half, north east quarter,
section four; north half, west half, north.
east quarter, section four; east half
northeast quarter, section four; east
half, northwest quarter, section four
west half, northwest quarter, section
three, township nine, range four, east
containing in all 944 acres.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant Jas. NJ. Baker, and will be sold L
satisfy the above stated cases.
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal
For the Southern District of Mississippi
By c. llIcKERsoN, Dept.
May 2, 1871 pr Fee Sl8
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Or. ]. NJ. GRAZ srs
OFFERS s. hi, profession: al,aa I,sar1
ai1y u" oG;s; ,,i,as,S tss ss' ~ e
store of D. h'n''' All 4
Anril II, .-
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rou SALE

EoURTEE3lN,, LEM si lor 'b'piiiiii1ipps1
i, B ss1,y On '' ss1.a :, 81 S''s
Which "s R', will be laid s Of .i 'a'r,
Enquire for terms WIS W.sA isI
or IEoaSSg
.t.b 90. n
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

Canton, May IA, 1910, 1897.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13

WIN. NJ. GWlN,
Marshal for the Southern District,
By c, IllcKERsoN, Dep'G
May l6, 1928 Pr fee Sl5,
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Canton, May se2d .29:!3: :. :.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-11

Brig Babcock is DIS I'm srMarks, cotton,
Brig WIN Taylor H.ey DIS I'm Savannah, cotton, stur
sehr Lady Washington Hubbard I'm Baltimore corn,
sehr VIM Bird, Henon d. I'm St Johns, Eff live oak, to
sehr Severn Msriksn, ds fn baltimore mdu to capt
sehr Atlas cudel ds I'm Washington NC naval stores to
sshr ecke,aS DIS FIN TobscO, ogwood &c to How
seh Resate Griffin, ds fin Newbern, naval stores Mitch,
Two ships three OrS'-s s"a, NSE and showing
Ship Charemegne, Jackson, Norleans, and others.
General Record.
DtsPach-Te packet ship Cha1emas9e Capt J1sssGn ar
WS E Since ss he o% Ra
oh ss to- ad sas sssa Bu 10
rsGs s ss :Ao %. ts .: y"a
PsG's the sos edge
We informed that the leak or5 days oa from
on Sh SSnd sS 10 aed WY e on he o. S
Tiki 0Gp v vSO S Hs as r h s ID
when she and the wind was fr h from W. she must
TN columbus. se%mrr, from Gadz Via Nyo; fer Boston,
S and % had been got
The Susaaah after having been ashore four times
fSsa on ms WIN 'e 0''
NYSr ashore at The bar Of former pisse and
'Ao"ptd heavily for day sns half She was then got off,
Capt Perry has been appointed to the command Of the
steam igate bulldog at the Brooklyn Nary Yard When is
Capt John T New ton takes command of the Fulton
Capt Thomas Stevens has been appointed to the command
of the Navy Yard at Washington
spoken.
Maine of Blue HILL NYork for Trinidad March lat
30 II, Ion ~ 40.
United states Ports.
BosroS, March Trio, Nickerson New York; Premier
Jarvis dol Page Norris do; Peguo, Baker. do; HUDSON R
der do cid Jasper, Nickerson, do; Zephyr Doane do
PnovlprNeE, March s-,arr Tecumssh Child NYork.
SALEM, March 6-sd Brilliant, Hawkins, NYork
New BEproRp March SID Helen, sherman, NYork
HOLMES ffoLr, NJ h6arr Champion NY ork for Nantuck
ct: no vessels in port 10 A NJ.
Phil March Carr Violet. Nowlan NYork; Tra
c Sparks dol Patriot Sutton, do; cid Alexander Seay do
NORFOLK March 5arr Tom Wood, Osborne I'm Baltimore
for New York with loss of orega sd day sh
Riehmond Benjann, York; American EAGLE Hickman, do
Tryon, Sison do 18th. Ann D. Bede NYork Amazon Chan
der, dol Eliza Ellen, White, do.
SkvASsAII, March 5-cld Baldwin, Basse New York;
Lotus, Locke, do.
BRrNswIcx Geo. Feb 27-arr at Burnt Fort Steam Mls
Mentor, Stephens, NYork
sr JoHNs days snce-arr Heroine Van Duzer, New
York-ia 10 days since
FOREIGN Ports.
ToBAsco, Is days sinceWam, for NYork soon Cora, do
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-11

d. IRWIN co. Members Of the Royal COLLEGE OF Sur
- geons London continue TO be consulted delicate dis
all their various stages, al their Office 2o Fultons
where from the comnodou Of their
ons sborng under delicate complaints be treated with
erecy and safety.
j. b. Irwin CO. pledge themselves that in all cases OF the
violent veneca which have hitherto fallen under their
notice their treatment without has been
ce.ul and speedy They need not by certificates direct the
public attention to their superior practice those diseases
their reputation IN this city IL well known and respected by
all who had conhde in their honor II strongly
recommended females who In the habit ~ their
Deobstr.nt Pills that no more than two should be taken
OCCASION might produce effects which those
would be mothers DESTROYS TO avoid preventive can
be hadrecen cured in days Those who have IN.
iured Themselves by and destructive habit can obtain
relief solvent security all that will be required until cure
shall be effected Letters aid detailing the nature Of
complaint and covering suitable fee, will be Immediately AZ
tended to- medicines with full directions 70 the
parties mall I'm"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-11

'-OFrtHpnhUfnCt'OT thF Herald.
PHrLADELPHIA, March 10, Up. NJ
The case ofthe United States % cases Of cloths
10 cases Of cassmeres, case Of cloths and cassi-
meres, and - pieces Of pilot cloths, in all us pieces,
400 of which cassimeres, was CONNIE ced in the
United States District Court this morning These
cloths are claimed by John Taylor, jr., for himself
and others, and Mr.. Blackburn < Co. You will re-
member they were found concealed in the store Of
Mr.. blackburn. in Church alley, in August last. The
counsel for the United States are John NJ Read the
District Attorney, g. N Dallas and John Cadwalla-
der, Esq. and for the claimants John Sargent Hem
ry j. Williams, and VIM. NJ. Meredith, Esas The
case was opened by John Calwaeder, Esq. I shall
apprise you Of the decision Of the jury at early
date.
The following are the sales Of stocks at the Sc
cond board -
100 u Bank 60 days fat ISL; do 7sj ca Cirard
3d.; so do days, flat, sal.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-11

This is difference. The document however argues that
the circulation reported by the banks not in circulation
being held by the Banks not liability In coming
Element the IT, s. Bank discover this reasoning
1t states also that about million Of the deposites are
represented by marked checks which have the purpose
Of bank notes the banks therefore liable the public
for them. Deductng this gives the depostes
Of this set down discharge the daily wants Of
those who deal with the banks and the balance As owned by
persons waiting invest The proposition then brought
ward that which would make resumption easy for New York
and Boston, take the bonda Of the United States Bank
twelve months for the posotes Of that for the
5000 dse by the other banks making in all
This operation would relieve the United States Bank from ito
debts due the other banks and from the immediate "a en of
its post 1t would also relieve the other banks from their
immediate Indebtedness and allow them all avoid
the operation Of both the General Bankrupt Law
Penney Banking Law The proposition carefully
worded other than to fund WERE the post notes out
and due in bonds bearing equal interest," months
hence IL must be remembered that the notes per
interest and the proposition Is to reduce the cent
modest request certainly But the bank clearly at dead
lock, perhaps other left IT,
We preparing bank list descriptive OF the character
and standing OF all the banks in the Unoa and
day with the banks the city Of New York which annex
This list shall increase daily until IL embraces all the
banks in the United States.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-11
PACKETS TO ARRIVE

Cleared
Poacher Howe rhilad; Pehr Ennes (Swed) Norbcrg Rot
trJam. Cnaremagpe Jackson, NOrieans Armado, Camp
hsll Aniwerp Condor Hatch PR; John w
Fuller. Philad; Pioneer, Pettngll, Alexandria DC.
Arrived.
Brig Black Hawk MeNesr ~ de I'm Matanza olasses &c
q Thur.ton.
Brig Chsres Bright de- FIN st MARKS eetion &c IIobrooh
Nels0n n Co.
Bris tndroscoggn Decker rs d. I'm Mstanras olas,es
Brig Maria Mayo, d' FIN 81 Groin, sugar, &c to Aym~
Co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-11

On Tuesday 10th instant, Henry Winett, aged Sc years
His friends and acquainted and those Of the family,
spectruy invited attend his funeral this afternoon at
clock from his late residence, No Delaney ST.
Weekly Report of1nterments.
In the City County Of New York from the 10th day
February. 10 the 18th day Of March, 1910.
81 men; % women; Alloys; 81 girls. Total la
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-11

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CORNELL n HARRIS
Dsers aud Reetihers, have removed from I'll South
Front street opposite Burlng slip, whore
they will promptly orders for tAe various Kinds Of
Domestic Liquors such Pure spirit Brandy DIN, and
Whiskey. ,.s,
Front street, Catharne Ferry Brooklyn. ma swn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-11

THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
UCTI0N NOTICE.-Wednesday, al loi o'clock, in the
n sale Rooms elegant Furniture Of all descriptions both
secondhand consisting of tho geneel Furniture
family giving up housekeeping together with entire stocx
city made cabinet equal TO IN the city at
THOMAS BrLL, Auctioneer.
UCTION NOTiCE-FURNITURE sALE.-Thurs.
day, at IO o'clock 9i5 Greenwich street. the Furniture
Of a family giving ~ housekeeping. maou
w. g. NIMMO,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
ArausrA Gro.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-11

FhNCY BALL DRESSES, rust received from raTs-Mr
ROCHE bcgs leave to notice the public that be has Just
opepcd the beautiful and complete assortment Of Fancy
BAH Dresses this city and which he offers to The
amateurs very moderate prices at his estabhnent No
Broadsss fe2s 2mins'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-11

DARK THEATRE.-THIs EVENING, March IL, will te
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Walter Mr.. vandenhos julia, Mise
SIAN SAG.-Mr. Singleton, Mr. Plaede; Julia Mrs Chip
qoers open at 81 o'clock sartaisrses at o'clock
Prees-BoHes Sl;Pit, SO eents; Gallery. 2scents
R0wERY THEATRE.-fHIs EVENING March II, will
THREE ERAs OF AMEnIcAMF Cato Springfield, Mr.
waoo @' Sa.is aaIiH;t Mr. i''"y M'1sR
Priees-Bones, Pit 81 cents Gallery cents
NEW CHATHAM THEArRE.-Tils EVENING
The ' SREs " grejss rouAsoy Mr. H L
The iHiiE KSiGHT OF THE GOLDEN FLEEcE-sy saeo.
Mr. Hill; vi,.orI s., Mrs NJ B. Bannistss
Doors open quarter beore Curn rises a o'clock
OLYMPIC THEATRE.-THIs EVENING, March n,wll
HUSBAND Al, sIGHT-Fepdinand Louisbers, Mid
CLiM ING BoY.-Mr. strawberry, NJ. p, Mr. Anderson;
fHefSee sT ' Me% sbrrsa Mis-. Sim
TGE, fRREsIsrIBLE cADETs-HanniOal Won rihen-
First tier boxes ocentsseeond and third cents
R1oADwAY CIRCUs.-THIs EVENING, March II, tho
nd sap sn % e.e Medley sons s Vault
ms Young Gienroy; The Wonderful Dog Billy Wd INDIAN
se nns Ee t ca Ml Ban Eai
Solos on the Ba%e To conclude with the Co6sr Of Basdad
BOS's at"
J BoWERY AMPlITHEATRE, No. 81 BowERY Mark
oasss s0S where @' amidst sa S5s d Me-
Osd aaa ae n p5Ga e
pads, panther monarch tigers elephants,
widerness of monkeys, and all without
ObseryeThe doors VIII be openela o'clock the pub
lie admitted 70 the Menagerie Immediately thus allowing an
and half to view the splendid Giraffe.
.ormances begin at half past seven
| THIS EVENING, March H. the entertainments
The Oriental Paeeant; Swiss Brothers; Tyro of
Merlin, ms Froic The Wnnehago Rope Vauer; Jack
Capering Shore Bnrlesque Opera; Wonderful Leaps
| Boxes 50 cents; Pit IS cents.
! INDEPENDENT OPPOsIIfON LINE FOR ALBANY,
| Intermediate
| sSaSES1 ~ Tie steamboat KUSGIUSkO, Capt ID.
G. Haywood, viii leave the pier foot Of Robinson
street next above Barclay street, for Albany
Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday, at o'clock a NJ.
Returning leaves Albany Monday Wednesday and Friday,
at o'clock A. M. until further notice.
The koscGso is tins only day and only opposition boat
on the Hudson and Will continue to the above
route SO long as she is sustained ~ public.
For freight or rassge apply o. beard or to
| NEWARK AND NEW YORK.
aEkI1 >zJ The splendid new steamer PASSAtC, Peter
A-SSz1. fitted for the season, will running
Tuesday, March 10th. and leave as follows:-
CENTRE WHAnr, NEWARK Foor or BARCLAY ST., N. Y
u sclock, NJ. 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
| Il o'clock, PM - o'clock, p M.
| - FARE, lsi Gents.
The steamer Passac remarkable for speed performing the
distance hour and half hour and hrequarters
each trip.
Ladies viii find this route pleasant and particularly adj
the
boat with baggage avoided The Passaic cal APP
propriad Ia their attended by chambermad and FUR
nished with bertha and every convenience.
Goods and freight taken reasonable but only at the
! risk of the owner nai0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-11
CITY SALOON.

OPPOSITE ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, BROADWAY,
~ AND NEXT DOOR TO THE AMERICAN MU'
SEUM.Ths splendid establishment reopened for the
with entire and decorations superior
TO pamy days for the of producing
sion Of Moral lnt ua aud M Exhibitions under the
sole direction of Mr.. II IlANNiNGTON.
The Saloon provided with convenient raised seats covered
ducng general effect of elegance and comfort equal
superior to the finest hall In America.
Tickets IS cents each without distinction of five
tickets Tor one delar at the Saloon during the day
Doors open at 7, to commence at quarter before 8.
- PRESENT ARRANGEMENT OF PIECES.
Moving Diorama of an Italian Landscape.
New Drop Scene.
rising moon, stars, procession Sc. SC. &c.
New Drop Scene
Splendid Fairy Groo, with the rising of Submarine Fairy
Palace.
Anomaton drama by the Italian Marones of the Children
in the Wood.
Concluding with the Italian Fantoccn introducing variety
Of New Figures. mall Inn
pOSTPONFHENT.-Mr CHARRUAUD begs leave to in
form his pupils subscribers and the ladies and gentlemen
that the Soee Ball OF Thursday 18th Instant postponed in
ohe fancy dress ball TO be that evening
The Committee having left small number of tickets with MIR.
c. those who dssroes of attending the Ball
them by calling Mr. Charruaud, 20 White street mall ct
GERMAN DRANATICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VI LIN THEATRE.-Ihis Evening, ilth of March, will be
crormed the grand csrratic drama four entitled
PRECIOSA-Musc by c. NJ v. Weber; poetry by &. Wolf.
Doors will open at half-past six O'Clock.
Performance will commence at half-past o'clock.
Boxes first rang IS do second rang cents; Pit and
The orchestra and chorsses will be full and effective.
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