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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-26

~ sToRf.-The subscribers, since he year s2i has,
sso AIMED ~ furnishing the public with elegant and snb
stantialNF Of the most graceful form he accommodating
price 81 ~ They that their efforts have bees
crowned with triumphant The Hats mapufactuyeg
ny them during the last three months surpass beauy r
finish heretofore offered and stand prennineu an,,a,
those OF higher prices by the fashionable world
patrons they would saythe quality a. far may he i un
ormthe price moderate snd hsed-the profit small ami an
myleu BROWN co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-26

= = leeds, will leave the Steamboat pier, foot of
warren y on TUESDAY morning, June n ocock snd viii
arrive ~ Newhurg about W O'clock Al noon three or COM %
before the Regatta will take place and will leave Newbur
the same evening about Scock -
u Fare for the Who'll. Trip. dollar je1tgs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-26

Money will be received in deposit by the Company and held
In trust, upon which interest will be aoved follows
Upon any sum over $780, irredcemable for year,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-26

- EMOVAL.-DOCTOR JACKSON has removed his
IlMedcated Baths from No l89 200 Bowery where
he has baths ready for visitors FIVE minutes notice
O'Clock NJ 10 O'Clock, H. An intelligent female who
has had three experience in the business
tendance the ladies' apartment Gentee furnished
and board with good provided for nvads
wish themselves under the medical OF
DIR. jackson and the Medcatcd Napor Baths. myl2y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-26

~ :, ~ 80, n .VUUNWT a CO., No 4
- 'ounandt ssI bg 70 inform the trade that they havs
~ renoycdnm No Courtlandt street IL lie above rys
and elegant new Store where they have hand ami ~ m
stanty receiving FRESH supplies of Haiiers Plush and Trim
miugs. 49, ''''
Aso ancy colored Pushes FOR ladies' bonnes which thew
will sell On accommodating terms ~ "'y
Hats Caps Stocks and stock France nj rbalesaln ste
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-26

- - - FOR ALBANY.
49, From the foot OF Barclay street-Tb.
morning, at O'Clock esy
From the foot Of Courtlandt street
The n. AMERICA this afternoon at S O'clock
The u !. STEVENS tomorrow afternoon M s'rlock
NOTiCE-A goods, freight, baggage, bank bills spece
other Kind OF property taken shipped pu an boara
the boats Of this line, must be the risk Of ow ners OF Sc
goods, freight, baggage, &c. 20
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-26


n CDRRESPONDENCE-Comp letters of introduce
ton letters Of credit aud general business with forms for Bills
Invoices Bill Parcels Bills of Exchange, Account Sales Equa.
ton Of Payments Explanation of Commercial Terms and
Advice young Merchants and Tradesmen with regard
general cement OF business; by B r. Foster Principal
the New York Commercial School; author Of Treatise
Bookkeeping, &c.. vol limo. PIP 2j2. Just published
for sale by
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27

first suggestion threw out 10 them, only ask Ike
attention TO the second now present. as an example
for their practice. II they can't make a. large col
lection as can, us no matter-every "lilie makesa
mickle as the proverb says. My friend Col. Webb
ought indeed to beat me in making subscription
having been recipient of $4,000 Of the U. s. Bank
abouI $4,000 of which is paid, and never intend
ed 10 be paid Ifhe will do SO, Iprcmiss that Will
not allude to his Gholson affair for three months al
least.
Then again, am sure Recorder Riker will be glad
to know that his UNJUST illegal and tyrannca fine
Of $500 for publishing without malice the name Of
Jack OHaggerty in the list of bankrupts has not al
together dried up the resources Of charity and the
fund of benevolence, which God ALMIGHTY and the
people of New York, nave showered so literally upon
the Herald said that the $500 which was refunded
to me, by liberal subscription, and placed TO my
credit in he Chemical Bank, Chose who doubt, may
go and ask the cashier) was 10 be appropriated to
charitable and benevolent purposes. II is so-and
the first cut upon this fund, which is rightly denom
mated the "GREAT OHAGGERTY FUND" /
have sent TO the amiable poet OF New York.
On the whole, lett have smashing Compliments
ry Benefit go the whole hog for this Fesiival-and
SO will the beautiful enchanting enthusiastic ladies
Of New York Oh what Fets we shall have
Prepare.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27

played about the wife with dancing and the nmbre the hate
and the hautboy.
los Then spake Cold wtAls the angel, saying, who
lis And the angel answering, sad They are the seam
stresses OF GohaR whom your saved from destruc-
ton an the poor house.
Ill Cold Wiais, knowest thou me
III And Cold wals answered. him, saying, yea now
know thee. thou arr LIBERTY!
liS And Cold WHals rcjoced, for his glad.
IA And the angel said, fearest thou now.
lis. And he answering, said, fear not.
no. Then cried Liberty thou the city uDrehtcous-
the city of Washington and raise Inv voice in
their temples and in their synagogues
H. And shall be that whosoever hearkeneth net unto Thy
voice shall be utterly exterminated and branch
S. Destruction shall overtake them the first
born OF Egypt
49, Howbe whomsoeyer shall forsake their evil WAYS and
turn truth shall be exalted.
100 And when he had said, he bucked plate OF
triple the breast OF Cold Was and was ncrhed
The HERALD,
NJ b. The first chapter by way of introduction WashRg
ton City. The public's servant
Coin WITTns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27
AARON CLARK,
PHILIP HONE

Thus Ear thus well. an glad 10 see the names
ofRtcu.np RiKER, GEORGE =. MORRIS, Z. W. SAND
gosp, M. NJ Moan, aud othsrs appended TO TINS ex-
ceIlent document The disgrace which they inflicted
IN their own regulations and on that OF the city, oy
the oar, they took in the immoral and outrageous
Hambln Beaeht viii now be IN part washed away
There Is no one tina, can be more Delighted man
am al the progress Of grey hairs, judicial sauons
bald heads and large experi abandoning Their BAD
,,aetces and coming back into the paths OF virtue
and of truth Ii is SAID that there IS more rejoicing
90, beaven over one sinner that abandons his wicked
ness than over ninety and nine just men that need
nat r.nen,ance SO il is on earth-so II IS IN this
c,v-soi, Is in m bosom regards some Of thesere-
,en,ap, gentlemen Instead of one sinner, we have
,heno nv dozens Thanks be TO God Finding they
had shocked the moral sense of New York,by getting
~ tho di.craccful Hambln aiair-that ended IN
shame 10 All concerncd-they wisely have taken my
ndy,ceand come forth like repentant sinners. TO wipe
away the deep dishonor the best way they can.
/ eye them qrea, credit for the triumph Of virtue
over passion, and folly, and vanity, exemphhed IN
their conduct last year. and trust II VIII produce Inc
proper stirring effects in the minds Of the generous
population of this city.
But this is not all. These gentlemen having done
30 wel--having acted the good prccspts we gave
them will moi, hope, stop short in the career OF
usefulness and repentance. played one OF my good
cards in charitable movements, when firstproposed,
weeks ago. some combined effort in favor ofamiable
Sammy Woodwork. They have rumpcd this card,
and come forth with their circular Very well SO far.
acknowledge beat. But have another card to
play which hope they, with the grace OF God, viii
also trump, and oui-trump # they can. Let us ex-
PLAIN. During the las, three weeks / have been ma
kinga colecionin the HERALD OrrIcs alone, for the
benefit Of amabe Sammy and beginning with my
SELF the editor and proprietor and ending with the
youngest ragged newspaper boy, numbering 100
souls, q hope they will all be saved-amen y l have
collected about $50, which sent to the amable poet
Yesterday, in the shape of check on the Chemical
bank in order that I've may be able TO appear in a
.smtabc condition at his approaching Benefit. Many
.of the sgurs Of the Circular are also newspaper pro
pnetors. allude to msssrs. Webb. Noah, Morris
Brooks, smith, and Bates Haungso we'll acted thu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27

yr What is the reason that the Wall street prints
are so violent against the relief in Congress'
Do they want these measures defeatedl Do they
want the remaining solvent merchants made bank
rupt7 We can easily fathom the motive Of the
Americans opposition. That print is the organ
of great fnancier in Wall street. He wants to de-
preciate Treasury scrip. in order to lay in a stock
cheap-shave the government-and make money.
This cant be the motive OF the other party.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27

The CoSsERvATYEs.-Parte ia this city are very
rapidly settling into two grand divisions The Tam
many Conservatives let the Times pirate as peases
are in a miserable minority in that camp. We have
no pty-no respect-no sympathy for the conserva-
trves They are the very men, the faanciers, brokers'
and spectators, by whose arts the present state Of
things have been produced If they could dispose Of
their lots, SOCKS and worthless rags even now, they
would go with the locofocos out and out The only
salvation Of the conservatives is to 60 to Masonic
Hail. and swell the wing majority, if they are to have
one.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27

TIE UNros CIur OF GENTLEMEN meet at 343 Broad
way, where they have the best cuisine in town.
Col. Webb is a member Have they appointed a
oommi,,ee on the correspondence Of the COL and Mr.
Gho,sou 1t is absolutely necessary that the Union
Club should pass their opinion this important mat
ter. If Mr.. webbs right, he is entitled to the cert.
ficate--ifnot, to expulsion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27

THE LocoFocos are now in their glory. After
struggle since the year 1922 then called working
men," they have at last succeeded in seizng upon
the scep,re of Tammany. The ocofocos have great
deal of rags and poetic enthusiasm about them, bu,
very little brecches or hard money. We will see how
they fight their men at the next election The con-
test will be curous-only two parties in the field.
Bang-ng-ng-ng goes the work.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27

r In our notice Of the first race Of the Associa-
ton Club boats at the regatta on Monday, we stated
that the Naiad started with the rest That is mis-
take Her nams was on the card, but she was not
in the race.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27
Ode by Moore.

Ode by Moore.
From memoirs OF Captain Rock
Where an thou, Genius Of Riot
Where is Thy yell Of de6snee'
why are the sheas and Distinguishes qsiets
whiiher have Hed the ORourkes aud OBrens!
I'D from thy slunbers, oBrannsghsn
Rouse the Msshanes and Ohaseerfssi
Courage. Corny O'Toele, he man again!
Neverlet HeGsrman ssy what Brsggar lis"
o, when rebellion's 50 feasible,
whore V the hern would be sinking of,
Con. Of the battles, what makes you so peacesble!
usI the grand, what the devil are you thinking of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27

fr Columbia College Commencement takes place
next Tuesday. "A great day for Rome"
"For rum, do ye say" asked loafer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27
sILyER-slLyER-sILyt

sILVEH-slLy ER-sILyEE.
M. caange, sucb sRnRgs sixpences nd Ave
cent pieces, will be gives in exchange for
ter dollars Apply a, the desk efthis oace. snh
+ OsT-A REPORTERS NOTE BoOK-Cousstug Of
] mulberry coored with paper tied between
them Whoever has ound will ohige he loser by Leaving
Il at The uer AID Office. 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27

NJ GrsraAI Scorr, it is said, wants to finish the
Florida war. He once had chance at that kind Of
finishing, but did not seem to understand the busi-
ness. Better send broker with the "beter eurren-
Cyl" and buy out the Sem noles.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27

II The Rev. Mr. Wolff is TO be admitted into
Holy Orders today at Newark. Bishop Doane does
the imposition Of hands and of other matters too.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27

f4r PRINCETON CoLLEoE COMMENCEMENT takes
place ,oday-the ball in the evening. The polite in
vitation I received to attend the ball, am sorry /
cannot accept. My duties are - numerous here that
cannot possibly spare time to 90 and see the beau
,ifuI Jersey girls. Will some student send me de-
scnpion7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27

REAL CHnisTiAury.-John Jacob Astor hos gwen
$4,000 to establish an asylum for INDECENT females
p @. Stuyvesani a loi Of ground worth So 500. Who
next
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27

ar The electromagnetic exhibition is now open
in the evening. See advertisement.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27

az What has become Of the injunction case be.
TWEEN Hackelt and Hill7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27
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articles al necessary articles Of attre) without any
ornament Of jewellery and stand confessed, in all
her charms" lady ofS5000.
But truce 10 irihes-let us come 10 matter Of fact
and PLAIN prose, and leaving the peticoais 10 the
care Of The Holy Virgin, whom most of them fesem-
BILE in beauty and goodness let speak Of the ex-
cesnt and ingenious novelties in mechanism with
which the fair abounds On the left Of the main en-
trance there il an elegant working model Of the
hrosile machine 10 full operation; on The right two
lovely young ladies sitting, surrounded with bees
busly al work-both the beautiful girls in the wood
en- and the busy bees III the glass cases. Close
by is boy belonging to the admirable Salamsnder
Works moudne articles Of pottery not 10 be exceled
by any thing in Europe for eautydrrabiiy cheap
ness. Under the awning Is most admirable and IN
genious working model Of a hydraulic dry dock,
which is in full operation every evening" Familiarity
explaining the msde Of raising ship out of water 10
repair her bottom.
Close by is a very useful apparatus for procuring
salt water from ircsh different from, and superior 70
any thing YET invented for that purpose-the steam
being condensed by multiplied surfaces OF glass; the
apparatus is al work all day, and discharges two gall
Ions of fresh water an hour.
In front Of this is capsan, worthy of the inspec
ton Of every seaman in the Union it hes double
top and multiplied purchase, by which one sailor can
do the labor Of six, under the old system.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27

T. The Orphans Fair at Brooklyn opens today
at 10 o'clock. Will not the beautiful fair attend The
Orphans fair
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27
PLEASE BRING THIS NOTICE.
S22 10

Now we ask whether the corporation have right
to violate the usury law, and charge fourteen per
interest on any of taxes? Are laws only made
for individuals? Are corporations and banks only to
possess privileges denied TO the rest of the COM
munty?
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27

SHNpLAsTERs.-The Shnplaster Associations,
from the rag Corporation of Newark down 10 the boo,
blacks ofChurch street, have engaged the penny press
TO advocate their cause in the most vehement style
and temper. The Sun, which is rapidly going down
to the west and will soon set outright abuses us
" like very drab because advise every mechanic
every workingman, 10 refuse shnplas,ers-N
shin plasers Only take silver and coin IN change
This all very natural for thatragged filthy concern
which was convicted for approprating other mems
property to its USE and only fined 800 therefor
by the immaculate Court Of Sessions, while was
fined $500 for making mistake in a name.
We ask the mechanics and laborers to put no trust
in the penny press any longer. These feeble, dying
prints are all bought up by the shnplaster concerns
and what they say is not to be believed Refuse all
shinplasters-refuse all shnplasters-penty Of specie
in circulation. REFUSE sHrSrLAsTERs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27
Away, away, my barb and !,
AS tree as wave, "a fleet rs wind,
We sweep the sands of Araby.


II The RACES over the UNIoN CoUnsE, Long ISL
and, commence on Tuesday next and offer for three
days feast to the sportsman, and Of novelty
and enjoyment TO the uninitlaed. For three days at
least week, each man may act as his own fiscal
AGENT but where his deposites may be safely kept is
another part Of speech. That will depend pretty
much on the condition Of such nags as Mingo, Fanny
Wyatt, Post Boy Cadmus, Afncan, Bonny Black,
Tom Moore, Langford Bergen, Tarquin, Rein Deer,
Gypsey, AJAX, Mortimer, muitis aliis Of feet and
high bred steeds, all ready for the coming fight. The
times being of joint, the best way to go 10 the
Races and let things take their own course, and work
their cure-grieving, at least, won't mend them,
SO let us take frolic
Before Tuesday next we may give an account OF
some of the most celebrated horses assembled.
CORPORATION UsvRy.-The original Of the follow
ing notice is in our possession =
PLEASE BRING THIS NOTICE.
OFFICE or THE COLLECTOR or ARREARS or TAXES
No. 2 City Hall, baseneR foor ttours from 10 -
1886, made by the collector OF the 18th ward ind
your charged with the OF nineteen dollars Tor
house and LOT - Christie street, and as the same subject
the payment of after the rate a fourteen cent
per from the I'd December 1885, will readily per
ceive the advantage well propety OF early settle
ment Of the demand which respectfully solicited by
u Unless immediate payment be made, legal measures will
be resorted to-
The law auhorses the pay the and retain il
New York. Sept. - 1887.
Interest TO this date IA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27
M ORNING III Err AID


MORO OF THE HERALD Take sAinpiasterssn a10s"<a
yogues issue tiera-e tsmperateydrins
c&e1o temperance socisies-.ae Of The sr"ses-"sps
a saiaf-go to bed at lorise at srnesr buy on
God Ainaighty-lope the beautiful gisross aeans' 90 90"
yrs.-<ad Kick all politicians parsons to M deV"'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27

MuRprR at the Park-Ricbard iii. by one Edwin
Forrest on Monday evening last. Police officers,
look out.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27

Boar RAcE.-The great boat race between the
Pouchkeepsie boat George Washington, and the
Brooklyn boat Disopped, came ofyesterday at South
Ferry. A large assembage of persons were present.
The wharves were crowded-Red Hook was thronRed
and four or five steamboats, heavily laden with
persons anxious TO view the sport The race was for
$1,000 SIDE Much interest was excited. II ended
in the defeat f,he Poughkeepse boat the Disorned
performing the distance seven mlesin forty minutes
and coming in two hundred yards ahead Of the
George Washington. Great times these for boat
races Success to them all in general and the Castle
Garden Association in particular.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-03-08

Dtt+ The vEaMoNr TAKEN ApH Is publish
I'd weekly. 90 500 . year, payable within four
m0nths--after four months aud within eight,
E22S-after eight months and within the year,
S3So-4after TIE close 81 the year, to rise in this
faiio,g ssg@rstvrk sff O., vE@-.Eea - -7a ef.
90 To companies who receive twelve or more
ecpiesf n one bundle, and pay within four months,
StssI. 5e--affer four months, to Tse as above,
Hl,fD within eight months &C. ..
~ agents, who procure and pay fol six sub
scfbefs. are entitled TO the seventh copy GRATIS.
90 No paper to be discontinued until afreara-
Res are paid, except at the discretion Of the pub
Usher. &o5 "- Tx. 20 800
Oc,-An letters, to secure attention, must come
postage paid. .-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-03-08

Human friends can weep with US when
we weep but Jesus is friend, who; when
he has wept with US, can wipe away all
our tears And when the vale of tears
terminate in the valley ofthe shadow Of
death, and other friends are compelled to
retire and leave us to 60 alone, Jesus is The
friend who can and will enter and 90 all
the way through with us. 49,. +
: II is better for us that Chris should
be in heaven than on earth. We need
him more there than here. We want an
advocate at court etins 1Hoafkts.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-03-08

lDoLATRY IN IND1A-Ata meeting of
the members of the East India Company,
at the India House, a resolution, recon-:
mending the Court of Directors to with
draw the encouragernents sfordid by
Great Britain 10 the idolatrous worship Of
India, and reinquish the revenue hitherto
derived from such sources, was unani-
mously agreed to.-The only person who
advances aad objection to the motion was
Sir c. Forbes, who thought it expedient
to interfere with the religious rites and
ceremonies Of the people of India. We
are not very sanguine as to the result of
this resolution.-A similar ope was pass
ed three years ago, and was wholly with
out effect. Horrible and destructive as
are the rites attendant on the worship ofthe
idol juggernaut, and the immolations
which attend them, the pilgrim tax is too
lucrative to be abandoned BY the executive
department Of the East India Company.
which has never shown itself very nice IN
such matters, and we are afraid that Il viii
not be given up without astruggle:-Eag.
lish paper.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-25

since the oraaton Of the government with but few II
any exceptions The failure OF these institutions IN
three instances during fifty years hold IN readiness
for the dbursng authority all times the public funds
entrusted them should operate in them favor rather
than against them. The object shovld be to remedy
inherent defects. and retain these institutions as the
least Of two evils They democratic keepers OF
the peoples monies, while federal officers would be
monarchal guardians without the wholesome social re-
str amt upon them existing in monarchies. AS demo
cratic then the sub treasury scheme possesses
none of the attributes necessary make it This IS
seen and felt in the Senate and the lower House. Ii
will receive tie support Of no consistent republican.
Ihave considered The sub ect in this letter apart from
the kind Of monies be received for the public dues
If Banks be not employed the guardians of the pub
lie treasure it win be necessary TO provide other
keepers totally independent Of the executive. The
best nanciers OF .ho nation in past days could invent
none could find none safer than banks. The time will
yet when all parties viii have submit to the ne
cessiy of National Bank, constitutional or not as the
effective and least dangerous keeper OF the pubic
m-nies The democracy VIII demGada ere long What
then, oh We politicians