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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

No. / NASSAU STREET, Law Bulldlngs.)
Mn. EpiroR-Knowing your desire TO prohibit I'M
position, and your nice discrimination between right
and wrong, take the liberty of making known to you
my grievances which hope you will do me the JUS
tice Of noticing in your inimtable public journal.
This day, june 6, lS37-for shame be II sald--I
went into an eating house. or rather cellar in Broad
street. door or two from Wall, kept by negro ma
med Downing. had my dinner and offered IN pay
one dollar bill Of bank in Vermont which the fel-
low refw ID to take, saying he would be unable to
pass il. An acquaintance OF mine happening 10 be in
nj the tine, offered him another one dollar bill in pay
ment for my dinner, which the black rascal also
fused, unless my friend would take his tickets |
then told him he had but TO pursue either
10 take the BILL or wait until called again.
What is your name, sir T. resounded in my ears,
as IL had asked credit for my dinner.
81 will pay you when call again." saidI
You can't leave unless you pay me" cried the
black villain.
How | wished had him down in Virginia. Ny
friend seeing my passion, (for assure you, although
naturally very amlabc young man, was in very
bad humor,) offered him five dollar bill of the Pat
terson Bank N. j., much against my will, as the fell
low had threatened with suit for offering dellar
bills. My friend demanded specie in change for his
five dollar note, which the scoundrel refused and at
the came time great sooty negress took the bill and
locked 1t in the money drawer, swearing ne should
not have the bill until my dinner paid for. Feel
ingI was involving my friend in very dsagreeable
abolition bro, paid the fellow specie for my dinner,
and redeemed my friends note.
Now, Mr.. Editor, those are the facts-and you
must perceive plainly the very bad treatment met
with and trust you will take notice oft TO let those
gentlemen know who frequent that cellar the treat
ment met with and by so doing greatly oblge an
admirer. know, Mr.. Editor, II you had been on the
spot you would have seen me rghted.
Yosrs truly, VERTTAs.
AsswER.-We rather think Downing was right
Why should any man be compelled TO take worthless
paper money for his goods and waresl Downing
and his wife are both civil persons, and we never
heard that they troubled themselves about abo-
i,ion although they are colorcd people. They stick
TO their own business, and leave abolition to the fools.
There is no justice property in correspondent
calling man rascal" or scoundrel" because
he asks for specie. When visit Downng's, never
give or take paper money! never touch his tickets
! pay in specie entirely. Our correspondent paid at
last in specie-why did he not do so at frs. and save
much good passion to be expended on proper OBJ
ject
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PACKET OFFICES.
ean ana seerage passengers to and from Great Britain
near Beekman s., and CT South st. New York.
residents =, .he United States and Canada wishing TO send
Tor he friends residing IN Great Britain Ireland al
ways be accommodated on moderate terms per weekly
opportunities, via Liverpool
The proprieors having made Additional ARRANGEMENTS for
he despatch oil extra vessels beg
friends and the public that IN selecting this line they will avoid
the unnecessary detention and comnlapad
and assured that all the
dom as well as this side OF he Atlantic viii use be h $40
render despatch and comfort all passengers who NAV
engaged here and their friends who may embark company
their money will be refunded 10 the persons from whom WAS
received
Ships viii be despatched from Liverpool Cor the deren,
follows:ior New York, weekly Bosien phla
delpa and Baltimore, three times each month; for New
leans and Mobile twice each month"; for Quebec three
Persons wishing passage Liverpool and London.
accommodated by the regular line o packets tor Liverpool
weekly for London the lst 10th and Goth Of each month
Those wishing TO remit money to their friends, can be
comodaed with drafts for amount payable hroughous
who viii give every assistance in forwarding the passengers
Liverpool
For further information relative this appIy
10 or address
Eesss Sherlock Arlington, No Waterloo Road ana No
IL Chapel st. Liverpool,
Messrs John Dickson Co, waring t., Belfast.
Mr. NJ Sherlock, No. 5 Eden, Quay, Dublin.
WIN. Donoghue, William t., Londonderry
James Bellew, Drogheda.
Patrick McMulen, Castle IL, Newry.
J. Callaghan, Lawrence Town near BaEnasloe
Edward sherlock, Caslepolard.
Thos. Higgins, Balymahon.
Jas. Dugan, Aricih, near Coleraine.
Michael McGniy Drumlish, county longford.
John Brady Baly; Jas. Duff, county Cavan
VIM. Scraggs, Cork.
Jas Cochran Sligo.
Daniel Hughes Waterford.
Hugh Shields, Clones, county Monaghan
Mr.. Anderson, No. Is Turner'S Court, Glasgow
David Foster Amman.
ID. McDougald, Inverness
Kobt Mcneil, Newtown Stewart
HERDMAN KEENAN,,
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CONFECTIONERY.

UT CARD-To the Ladies OF New York-A new thing
expressly manufactured for the ladies GREGORYs whole
sale and retail Confectionery Store No. 131 William street. N.
York. and is sold wholesale retail by other person in
the city, VANILLA Cream Candy, rch and de-
cious article is now hereby submitted the Judgment and
patronage of the New York citizens and the public general
and especially the ladies' who said be the best Judges
the sweets oflfe and without bitter the Vanilla
Cream Candy stands pre-eminent
N. Is. On hand, and constantly manufacturing general
assortment Of Candies for the South and Western markets.
the lowest wholesale price, and warranted keep eli
OF the city. my9 lm-y
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NEW YORK. MONDAY. JUNE l2. 1887.
nR. sHANKs, OCULIsT-Licentiae of the Ne

nR. SHANKS, OCULIST-Lcentiate of the New
York State Medical Society respectfully informs those a
ected with diseases of the Eye mperfecon of vson that
his Office 1873 Broadway up sars) sopen daily Sundays
cepted from ii O'clock Hundreds this city and else
where VISION many are
who before consulting Dr. Shanks been suffering
years.
sPECTACLES adapted, usual to every defect of sight
begs leave to state he has had II years experience in
study and treatment of Diseases of the and
ed the tuition of the best Oculs in Europe America
N. b. On list August, DIR. = will the office adjon-
ing the drug sore l72 Grand ST.
QI1nx
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

How An APoTHEcARv MAY GET oS.-"Dont you
see r. said Bob; "he goes up to a house, rings the
BELL pokes packet Of medicine without drec.
takes il into the dining parlor; waster opens il and
reads the label 'Draught to be taken at bed time
pills az before-loton as usual-the powder. From
Sawyers late Nockemorfs. Physicians prescrip-
tons carefully prepated and all the oft. Shows
II TO his wife-she reads the label il goes down to
the seryants-fhey read the label Next day the boy
calls: Very sorry-hs mistake-immense business
great many parcels to deliver-Mr. Sawyers com.
plnents-late Nockemorf' The name gets known,
and that's the thing, my boy, in the medical way
bless your heart old fellow, it's better than all the
advertising in the world Wehavc gotone four ounce
bottle that's been 10 half the houses in Bristol and
hasn't done YETI Pickrick Papers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

Sn the Steindsm, Of the principal streets OF the
atty of Client is pottery, the proprietor of which has
fase for collecting buttons, Of which he has actually
formed museum, 80 arranged, that he says an OBJ
tres Of the art of buttsn-matIng The ANTIQUARIAN
may here find pleasure "a there many buttons az
covered with the mould Of age to render their Pat
terms undistnguishable. The soldier may gaze on
The brigGcr buttons Of Napoleon &c, and the man
OF science on those of eminent philosophers. Thi.
mans singular passion for buttons has obtained for
him. among the English residents at Client, the nick
name OF Billy Button The Mirror.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12
Darts EMBROTDERIEs..

Splendid assortment OF capes collars pclerue shemzets
1c the newest style and most fashionable patterns imported
this spring. "'
Also, great variety of linen cambria handke and
cuffs an extensive stock Of infant ebroeres of every de-
scrpon roc, robes irockwaists, linen cabrc caps and
trimmings, DC. f ~
Also case chldren embroidered satin jane dresses;
RAJ cases scotch and English capes and collars &c. large
selection Of English and French thread lace black blond peI
nesi splendid stock Of black and white lace shaws black
and white lace wells very rich, &C. &C.
Ladies and gentlemen who wish purchase above
would find their interest caH and examine stock which
they viii find are carefully selected from the best markets
The subscriber fo the extensive patronage he recev-
ed, and still continues fee hesitation in saying the goods
are the cheapest ~ thiS city, Wholesale and retail.
THOMAS COCHRAN, - Catharnes St,
a22lms and 1914 Bow.ry three d,.ors alsoya snr;no ,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

Ia TO LET-For one or five years from the first OF
E.M July next the Disllery situated she river inn.
A-nediaiey below Grand street ferry VliarnslurgL
and the three lots occupied thereby with excellent wharf
and every convenience for business The location anira
bly, adapted for the storage business; web thar III the
distery as the grain &c direct from the into the
siorehouses -
Also to let and possession given Immediately the very large
building long used house and Ell suited
for extensive dairy.
These buildings have been occupied for years as dis
lery by Messr Coles Berry and the entire plot comprises
40 lots There Is probably spot which energetic man
could render profitable by bringing into active it, n
advantages being eligible for ship building and for
-ther purpose where position Immediately the river
and within ten minutes walk Of the OF the city
sirable.
The propeors disposed 70 into liberal arrange.
ment Apply To X. FAyERwEATHER
je85t ~ Liberty ST., New YORK
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

- TEL-The subscribers respectfully inform their friends
and The travelling public that they have taken the above
bshmen and fitted up style that will compete with
snar house IN this city, the European PLAN and
sons can be accommodated with lodgings and meals AT all
hours and served with dish rich and
ket ~ New fsrk AT all times affords
The house pleasantly located 81 Barclay the
mmsiate vicinity Of the Hudson steamboat landing.
The bar supplied with wines and liquors Of all kinds the
best that can be obtained. N. M. MERRIMAN
my52weod T. WINSIIIP
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12
MOUNT PNOsPECT COTTAGE. Flaihnsb

1vA Road two and half miles the ferry conducted y
Mr. and Mrs GOOLDThs delightful spot commands one of
the most extensive and picturesque views of any in the neigh
borhoed Of New York, embracing ths ey noble hsyand
all within the sweep distant horizon On very summit
"a TINS emnence stands Mount Prospect Cottage which Will
- openes on Saturday next June 3d. for the accommodation
OF the the conductors faers they need
only refer 10 the past To satisfy their friends the
pubic that the accommodations this establishment will not
be inferior AT least In Long Island. =
Refreshments OF all kinds all hosr
Dinners lin Mrs Goods particular sylel for small
parties on being ordered the day previous.
The chose Wines and Liquors as usual selected after the
well known taste OF Mr.. Good. -
Tea parties all times be comfortably accommodated
ip2S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12
sALUBRIOUs sTOMACu

sALUBRIOUs sTOMACHIC
Sh%SThISSs s%%%As iifG. sE sisfssr;
possible state q perfection, alayng thirst well as being
mingled WIN e9mPonen. part Of The jamaica Ginger
cna properties has stood the approval OF the
To travellers tourists captains Of vessels il will be found
= me highest import either IN sickness or in
ton exiant and Being peculiarly portable, renders a still fur
ther acquisition Prepared by, .
Al her Created Water Depst, 90 and % Cedar ST.
soda and sedt Waters syrups all kinds, sedl, and
y TORS WINE COOLERS, OR sAFEs-An article of
boarding houses, and vcuaers They of very great i'm
poance answering every purpose Of an Ice house They
be seen ~ use al No u Centre, and Clinton Markesao In
several hotels The manufacturers hand great var
ely q az 'yes consisting Of mahogany and pine their fscto
ry,cmner Nanck ana Cbaritonss myl6 I'm.
~ BEKGONZIO, No. 90 EXCHANGE PLACE
= one % e - moderate price Havana scgar entitled
rer and very old whskcy Port lisbon madeira wine lsptb
Claret marr china Of lara maccaron and vernace OF
nos wcc, nea assorted fruit preserved in spirit and syrup
IL Orders for said goods punctuay attended and liberal
Commission. H. oct.
CuPPING AND LEECHING-M a minute. no.
healthy swedish eeches esnsvev used az p'e o .se &
cncesDr Van Rensselaer,, Dr. j. W. Francis Dr. Bliss DR.
~ Where children required n he leeched the sbsye
.essnes BITE nasy g that parents need not fear extra
R0ARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
- YOUNG LADIES, At WEST FARNS-The Misses
NEWTON have removed their school from the city the
pleasant and Gourshng village Of West Farms westcbeser
They have selected this location only consequence Of
US proverba health, but OF It's proximity the city the dis
lance n9, exceeding eleven niles The house large, airy
and wen adapted for such institution
They are now prepared young Ladies bosrdes
or day scholars, and they and the public
that nothing shall be wanting ON their pa n afford every "a
ety Of Instruction and Improvement their pupils and
qualify them by liberal and accomplished education for
respectable walks of life.
Tuition comprises complete English course supcradded 10
which are taught the French Italian and spanish
Music Drawing, and Dancing, VI required.
Highly respectable references of given
rents guardians application be made either personally al
the village, by letter directed TO the post once, West Fam
myl92m
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\ r-~~D - Foo HANTFORD.

Sx-lA5 From Peck Slip, Il. X. The steamboat
CLEOPATRA, Capt. Reynolds will leave
tomorrow Tuesday, afternoon at 5o'cock.
Fare to New London 81 Stages will leave Lyme (Bacon
Landing) for New London Immediately the arrival of the
Cleopatra.
ar Positively freight received after 81 O'Clock. For fur
her information, inquire ON board, or of
FOR SAG HARB0R.-The and elegant steamboat
CLIFTON having taken her place this passengers
Sag Harbor will leave New York every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday afternoon, in the CLEOPATRA and iniersec
the Clifton at Saybrook without delay commencing Tues
day, June 9th.
ID. b. ALLEN, 1863 South Il.
BAH persons forbid trusting any account Of
the above boat or owners. lel2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

II q. brown A. Co. having opened = Coffee IIonse
IL tine Nsxsra) No IS Warren street and laid In stocL
The wishes q e1 customer 70 mer share Of pusie pa
tronage sI7n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

AA ~ LET-Ihe upper part OF the house No. DIG
M. Broome st., TO small gentee family. The rent will be-
SGAow. Inquire on the premises. je5lNs
FOX SALE.-A Country Seat in the village of
n"U White Plains, Westchester county, New York The
desirable country seat, situate in the village White
Plains Westcheser n miles fram New York CIV with
OF land, which two story house 80 by 40 ,,
built within the last year and completely finished throughout
With piazza ~ 'front.' Tn the first floor rooms mi
finished with fire places, and hall through the depth or The
house On the second story five rooms which are
finished with FIRE places and large On premises
good barn and other out buildings and good well OF water
The whole Is enclosed with good picket fence.
For further particulars respecting prperty aDp
n John Mead or Palmer Fisher, nj White Plains James
H. watkins, 10 latarine street, New York ie7.im
\A HOUSE TO LET, OR FOR SALE-Tbe new
E modern built three story house in 9th few doors east
-of broadway, being the middle OF the three houses nsi
finished This house finished Ia the best manner with \
the modern improvements and possession had mmei.
ately. Appyto q. CLARK 1856 Water street
myi6 istf
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CooTT,NpTT5,NG H1TgsE, SCHOOL, AND WRITING

II
- ACADEMY-IF BRAGG has opened his School ia two
neatly furnished rooms at 12f Broadway
mansp and Book Keeping Beautiful and mastery Penman-
snip VIII be guaranteed TO every pupil not aborng under
unusual disqualification in limited number Of
Gentlemen will be taught with rapdty like that of
thought the bold accurate and splendid manuscript that al
secures the admiration of the curious the decided appro
baton OF men OF business dexterty and and the
ment OF those swanng creeping scrbe manufacturers who
nIndeny thrust themselves into notoey by nterminable
puier backed by aborious black white scratched and
painted specimens TO prove their capacity teach
they cannot do themselves.
Ladies VIII be taught TO write with perfect and elegance
the embarrassing perplexes bad pens which they
mend VIII be eectualy remeded and that which often eers
ladies from useful and interesting correspondence or graceful
employment, VIII be completely removed. Writing will
come pleasure instead Of a bore
housekeeping WILDE taught thoroughly and practically
the plan OF the late Mr. Goddard The School Room Will be
Counting Room, where all ordinary routine Of business
WIN proceed through lis ncaces and INCLUDING
oin mouse business brokerage mercantile facilities of cacua
on, &c Mr. Bragg having been practical business book
keeper dWngnlany of the earlier Of his life.
The silly absures of expression found in many pub
LEGATIONS for the direction youth in business and
espondenee will be showpa nd pupils will be taught think
a. men Of business and tn embody their thoughts
ocopy ignorant nonsense nded by persons who
practical acquaintanc with mercantile habits.
my1S 1meods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

~ EMOVAL.-Dr. Lewis Feuchtwanger has removed
H from I'D store, No SIT Broadway No. 2Conrtlandt
street, near BIZ, aoway. my8 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

! u EMDvAL-W A. ANDkOSS co. Sauh Beaver
~ Bonnet Warehouse 64 Broadway removed 10 sex door
below up stairs Satin Beaver Bonne at wholesale with or
without lining t,r the millinery trade n8u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

BngWN a. co.'s ONE PRICE HAT
STORk.-The subscribers, since the 1924 have
4.baimed ~ furnishing the public with elegant and sub
sianalIAT Of the most graceful form the accommodating
price ot " They can that their efforts have bees
by them during the last months surpaS beauty and
finish heretofore offered and stand preennnent among
patrons they would syihe quality - lar ~ be, uni
ormte price moderate and fxedthc profit small and an
the sales for cash l7S Chatham Square, cor. Matt Il.
myl9Iu BROWN CO.
beg leace respectfully % call the attention their friends
and public generally the and elegant assortment ~
goods just received and opening At their store No $50
Pearl street. between Frankfort aud Hague streets tonsu
mcrs and dealers viii find N their establishment ~
where else 10 be met wi IN addition their entire new stock
Of goods
appcaon Of the Three Fingered Paper Hanger ami wo
needless any hut Strangers unrvaed in the
ART OF paper hanging Do tor neatness aud despatch viii
tend ~ person = a aspractcsble 10 all The work which shall
be entrusted % his mvglGfns
GERMAN sILVsH.-FisI AMI Butter Knives u.
- gar Tongs, Spoons Forks and Ladies' various patterns
all o superior quality and wapHed wrought or sale BY the
Manufactured The subscriber fignally introduced the above
ware and has been established nearly five this city,
and was awarded the first premium or The best specimens "
Fair. cz
German Silver Colin Plates engraved Al hours notice
Free from 81 % 70 81 each engraving included.
~ w. The prices Of the above articles about rs per cent
VIM CHANDLEss, Manufacturer.
Clarkson street
my6-lm' Between varick and Hudsoa streets
DOOTs-BoOTs-BOO cbeap cl,eap-
ID er than ever At = .. WALKERS 256 Canal n Tiis
the place those oppressed by hard times 10 bny Roots
than they can he found nj any other esasnen, in bs or
any other city. Their fine seal Pump Boots unriva
led oentlemen wishing 10 furnish themselves with OF
handsome susmer boots for 81 can find them q,
Don't mistake Nc number-it go the second sse store
from Greenwich II myle-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

I AND OEFICE,-JOHN l.. BOGARDUS, Attorney
IL and Counsellor at Law, Clinton Hall No. Beekman
opposite the Brick Church door, city OF New York. Illinois,
Mississippi Arkansas Military Bounty, General Land office
Western Agency.
Patents obtained and titles perfected for soldiers their heirs
either. lst-Revolutonary. 2d-Lae War. 3d-Canadan
Volunteers 4h-Engsh refugees from the United States
Canada and Nova Scotia 5t-Deserers from the British
my the heirs in all the above 6h-Ties lands
forfeited for of reclaimed 7th-Hes under
entitled TO lands sold for 8tl-Those who parted
with their discharges, titles before the patents
sued reclaim the 9-Lands in the
and territories in the United States Canada Nova Scotia
Texas bought and Sold exchanged paid titles
fee. -
Posmaers throughout the United States and other gentle
men forwarding ohe above claims and acting agents
IN their several sections will be 10 IS
on all commissions. Communications post paid.
u valuable farming land for sale In the of Illinois
500 quarter sections of 60 EACH parcels from 800
acres, situatednear and otherwise Also Missouri
hrkaTsas d26U
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

kdN PAsSAGB FROM CORK DIRECT
KXkp Inc wen known fast sailing ship TRY AGAIN. Can
tain Hsycock, win positively sail IN July and win
comfortably httsd for pas-enger who will bc engaged
reasonable terms, early application be medic 70
RAwSON n McMURRAy.
ais Corner Pine and south Il
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

Courtlandt street beg inform the that they have
- removed FROM No Ceutlandt 10 the above large
and elegant store where they have hand and are con
SANITY receiving, fresh supplies Of Haers' Plush and Trim
mings. ~
will sell ON accommodating terms.
Hats Caps Stocks Stock Frames nj wholexae siov
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

" ee-Ihe SUBSCRIBE y now opening Fresh assormel
est MARKET prices Persons wishing huy TO sell again will
find decidedly their advantage to call Goods W he pack
ed and sent to any part Of the country.
.pg
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CUPPING md LEECHING-M minutes 4

~ tee, day ~ night by Peter Burnett IS 9Th avenue
healthy Swedish leechcs exclusively used or for sale
cnces-Dr Van Rensselaer,, DR.. ,. w. Francis, DIR. Bl
WA lngton, w. herrot, Dr. Bancker, &c.
~ w. Where children are required ~ he leeched IN
leechcs bite nsaHty 50 that parents need not fear
suffering ~ their children /,