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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30
REEHAMs ssAto0N, EHLARGED:-i

oary and Saloon for ladies and gentlemen respectfully
forms his friends and the public that he always
fully prepared with Ice Creams LeInonades Meads Sodas
Ices, &c ac with the various decaces they
for their accommodation, also the best assortment
and wholesome confectonares manufactured the i'm
proved principle - w. u. respectfully invites those persons
who have had opportunity Of visiting his Saloon To
make call nj 8 Bowcry, when they Judge of the
fort and Recommendations Of his establishment, the
pledgng himself that bis patrons will always find respectable
and select society with accommodating walters W. r. In
tends devote his whole and sole his Bowery
sbshfni also Mrs H. the confectionery department
and witte united exertions Of both, hope still 10 merit
nuance othe patronage already extensively experienced
With many thanks for past fayors - W. BRYIAM,
Bowery Steam Confectionery and Saloon, No 2os Bowery
my26.im opposite Rivington 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30
THE EYE.

nR. ELLIOTT, Oculist Professor Of Anatomy and dis
II of the Human Eye.-From IL years undivided at
enon and constant study under the most celebrated Ocus
Europe. and OF best in Observation-Disclosures Smith Of
the Medical College Of Oho-wit the extensive and
cessu practice Union DR. f. with confidence,
the dangerous and cronc diseases e the
Eye without operation except in al blindness, when
he operates for Cataract, Corectomia, and Eptropum
SPECTACLES-Dr. Els patent, beautiful transparent,
dunn Spectacle Glasses having the peculiar property Of keep
ing the perfectly COOL giving immediate and permanent
and the time suit every age without necessity
Of change.
defect
Dr. F. begs that he attends To diseases of Ely
and iRperfections Of the vision only.
" Office sos Broadway. Private entrance In Duane ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

CHILDHEN,s CLOTHING.-The subscribers
~ keep constantly on hand extensive assortment Of child
rens clothing, made in the fashionable STYLE which the
will sell very reasonable terms wholesale retail
a2-Sm' GEO. A. HOYT Il CO.. IA Bowery, N. Y.
ELEGANT SUMMER HATS.-Prce reduced 10
II ~ 50-AMIDON, corner of Wall and Nassau Streets an
to his friends and the public that consequence he
unparalleled Of the tines has reduced the price Of
his Smooth White Castor Hats from IS to - So ia all
be cash delivery The quality and style the above hats
as manufactured by him for the last two years, well
known t. the public to require comment AMIDON.
mylB-lmisr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

ID EMOVAL.-C. SHEPARD respectfully informs his
lionary and Faacy Goods store from 1889 Broadway TO 1852
Broadway second door above street. oppol'ehe CITY
He has made all publications
choice collection Of Classical Scientific School and Mscea
neous Works as can be found in the city. - =.
fines, quality Of English and American stationery among
which be English paper sealing wax,
steel and quill penkniyes wallets gold and silver pencils
Newmans Reeves, and Osborn water color engravng OIL
He win also keep hand very extensive assortment of
New York, May I, 1887. my6-i
DEM ,yAL-w. =. ANDROss Y co. satln Beaver
without lining for The millinery trade nS If
I,,s xa@ssy dr
weakness and pain in the side back and stomach and for de-
the red e s the public p Dr.
Of Franklin Connecticut so long distinguished for Bone Set
thousands suffering from pains and weaknesses may avail
n Of s%y and the S nGn Conn
TO his Save and supply every city
written signature Of B. c. EATER agen, joint propr
etor % ..,.,o..,o
agents for the city Of New York and for sale by of the
respectable druggists. Price, IS CENTS roll msl 6m
VEGAS CAREPENTEnss AND M VIZ CHAN.
s,NYT W. has constantly for sale excellent assor
S aagn s patent ear and
turning and mer chse and gouges plates stocks aad
nshers, spoke shHves circular turning ahes vices
sIrng tapes drawing Instruments wood boxes for cutting
of all sizes rules files drill cutting nppers and PHI
ers mire squares compasses PADS oil stones, draw
knives plane irons iron and steel hollow draw
ing screw patent auger cabinet makers clamps
copper glue pots, blow pipes, &c.
large assortment OF planes, manufactured by A. G
Baldwin. New York. m2l-3m.
THE SUBSCRIBER has received bv the last arrivals
from Europe, elegant assortment of the underwear
toned erces which he offers for sale advantage
terms, viz -
Astral Lamps in guilt bronze marble and glass; hanging
lamps in gilt and bronzed for OIL candles hall lamps
ia gilt and bronzed for oil and mantle lamps in gilt and
bronIed glass drops and spange gilt stand Candida
bras ladies work boxes and ornamental abes plated
candlesticks and branches frames plated kettles
bottles stands, &c single and double barrel percussion
guns; pocket, holster, and duelling pistols
Je3-3nH G w. f. WREAKS. lis Fulton street
SMALL NOTES-SMALL NOTES-SMALL
- NOTESFor change engraved expressly for sorekeep
hotels tradesmen, manufacturers Gc supply The
scarcity OF specie. The demand for these
have made entire Steel
Plates with beautiful vignees the high finish of which
der them from counterfeit Notes for ST. u.s. So % and
12 cents printed bank equal to bank bills
pearance and beauty payable bearer sight in trade
bankabe bills. The above ready for delivery
Orders from of the United States promptly attended
to, on application To
J. NEALE, Engrawr and Printer,
John St, 8 doors from Broadway.
b. Tradesmen and country merchants invited 10 cal
and see specimens previous to making their purchases
jel91m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

~ DUCEb PRICES-The subscriber being DESTROYS ~
the large stock Of goods he has at present on hand Of
eI lot sale at wholesale retail gold and silver patent de-
lever lepne duplex anchor escapemen independent
ana vertical watches gold guard neck, fob and vest
chas seals keys breaches, pins and earrings new pattern
gom pencils and silver guard chains diamond prs breaches
anu musical boxes bronze ink cologne and watch stands
cafu rash dressing backgammon boards
jea-1ns ST. TOBIAS % wall St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
IN TRUST COMPANY-Persons effect insurances
with this Company their lives, the lives of Others
and either for the wbsle duration OF life FOR limited peri
cd. The payments OF premium msy be either made annually
In gross sum.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30


READY MONEY !-Singe Hats for cash al wholesale
~ prices, first hoer1 No 533 Broadway, Of Anthony
street
good silk Hat, black or drab, at s25
do. do. first quality superior 90
The "Ne Plus Ultra" short nap, Sc
Youths Hats, rs
One word To the public advertising the best quality
any one article fixed price does always make
more than that style OF workmanship superior 10 another
for instance the price Of silk plush alone from 81 10
sls yard These Flats expressly got here for the
city retail in superior manner and Hat stamped being
first quality unless really My "Ne Plus Ultra Hat
challenge competition with
wholesale orders from the south and respectfully solicit
ted. jea-lm j. sTEUART.
RANGOk AND Low Ek STILL va 'rr
- COMPANIES shares Of this stock for sale low
pzice-S94 share has been paid nhe capital stock Of the
company $500 e00-ther stock In trade consists of Mills Lum
ber Villages Cities Townships and tracts Of lumber land &c.
down in Maine
sxeenhs o this stock has been bought by the North Ame
rio Lumber Company mammsth Of ~ oOa
pta located in wall street and part Of their capital stock
There will he no difficulty showing that the above be had
AT bargain. Apply 10 - -
J. THOMPSON, eOI Wall ST.
b. II the stock is sold by the zh IL viii be sold
auction by Messrs. Frankin and Jenkins a24-u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30
Paper Box Bazaar.
GEORGE PEUSCH EN.


Manufactures and keeps constantly on hand LOT nd vl@
and fancy Paper Boxes of every Description SIZE anu y'
AIRY Goods silks Laces &C. B-Shoes. Clancy Ar
icles Dstoeks, Collars Bosoms, shirts
H-samples tor coffee rice wheat &c J-Matches NJ
specially Tor NUTS -Musea Instruments h., nre and band
boxes, for millinery articles.
received and promptly executed With despatch the lowest
prices TO fit any article prescribed nthe neaest manner
y with go4d strong boxes for exactly fitting the
aua being real decoration .e ord in regard
TO obtaining boxes any description and shipping them TO all
In The mean time he gives notice that he regularly imports
from Germany his native country real Genuine Cologne Wa
sale, superior any article in the present mar Ct Co.
Also, most splendid assortment e 2, for
egarboxes pocket books and ladies' notice books ecorae
with needle work in sorch and handsome style as iney never
G. Peuscber returns thanks his numerous
friends and for their former patronage and trusts ny
unwearied pains to merit continuance Of the same
He also informs his friends and the public that ne mas 9een
1885, at Nblos Garden, New York for specimen o. paper
boxes they being considered the most substantial and splendid
article in the line offered to the ispectono he puo
my20 I'm
SWAIM,s WORM SUGAR PLUMs.--An etfcacious
- and medicine for children causing worms 10 De
discharged great numbers and where there no APP
Of wor they do much good a s on e
them and is injurious tochdren as worms ave ror
'e y we p'0p'eNs2 B. GRAHAM No. 90 Nassau street
myll If Corner of Fulton
SCaOOLEY's MOUNTAIN MINERAL SPRINGS
- The undersigned, proprietor OF the Heath House. would
give that his establishment reopened for the recep
tor company the LIST June The situation Of the place
the medcina qualities OF the and purity OF the
tain matters of such notorety that Il deemed nnnece
than merely alude 10 them here II is already
known very that the establishment Is new, spacious
and comfortable and thai has become highly fashona
BILE place Of The nducement to visit there the
Is quite equal former The house i'm
ORDER the grounds handsomely and pleasantly arranged,
and the heretofore pursued in the accommodations fur
nshed will he strictly observed the present season. 1t hoped
that this establishment highly favored by the public hther
patfr tn
visited IT, but also many Others who seeking pleasant re-
during the hot months Of July and August The prices
board will be in strict accordance with the value of money
the times The undersigned presumes
ercise exclusive right the mineral water but would
the public that H. well tho free be by
all those who may he pleased to visit the place.
je26- 2aw3wk +. MARSH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30
HOUSE TO LET. AND FiIHnITURE

1,,,V FOR ~ATF-A VOod twO honsc. ppfsaniv
-A-A-atc. " had moderate rent. Immediate
roSseSs lon given ifreguirrd.
The Furniture which j. nearly new ~ purchased low IL
applied Tor within few days Address A. b. n The office
his paper. .ieHSts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

ST6RF.-Ihe sultscrlbsrs, since the year 1924, h
SAamed a furnishing the public with elegant and
santia HAT o the most graceful form, nj the accommodate
price of 81. They say that their efforts have
crowned with triumphant success The Hats ufactu
by them during the last three months surpass In beauty
finish any heretofore offered and stand pre-ennenf am
those IL higher prices by the fashionable world To
patrons they would say-the quality, far NAV he i
iorm-ihe price moderate and hXcd-the profit small and
the sales FOR cash. liza Cs latham square, cor. Mat
my1qtf BROWN A ca
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

- TO LITTLE Store known - NJ. li6 Maiden lane,
IW door from Pearl IT. Possession given immediately
-A-& Inquire at 1874 Pearl st. lNy
EUNERA LIST. %. GILLESPIE, Sexton and Under
aker, has always hand ready made Cohns NJ all siges;
vso Shrnuds. Cans, Scsrfs Gloves Hear~e Carriages
which he furnish the shortest possibe notice Appca
tion Graves Vaults Of the hurylng
uetery, will be- punruay attended 10. n the friends Il Inc
deceased send Cor the subscriber he will furnish without
any further trouble. wanting collins Nc. will find
10 their advantage to call NJ the above place.
my2o6ws r. ID. GILLESPIE. No. 10 Church g
CUSTOM uOUsE HOTEL COfErE ROOM
O-MH HORN begsleaveto acknowledge the obi he
under to the gentlemen who have literally paroned hi
establishment, AMI las the pleasure inform his
that he has entered into permanent with
cecwaed pie baker for constant supply " best pies and
art that pnbly I've made in this city Ne also viii be
able 81 AZ times To- supply bis with coffee and cho-
olse q the very finest favour and richest quality and aers
himself that At no establishment In the city the public be
Jeer and more satisfactorily served with such articles than
his. is-Sn
DINE APPLE sHEEsE-One hundred and 6ny
u bsres srs, qualiy, for sale by - -
HARTMAN BIRDsALL.
Brokers and Commission Merchants,
AID 20 anA 81 Water
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

SrzEs-S--,. PLANK'S Crusgcrs Landing q rotor sing
- = Sing, Tarryiown, Twins, Dobl, Ferry,
Hastings, and Nonkrrs. ''
The steamboat ORANSE, Capt Frost will leave New York
rom The foot Of Chambers Tuesday, Thursdays satur-
days, at II o'clock, A. VI
Leaves Peckskil for New York, Mondays Wednesday,
and Fridays, nj IL O'clock A. NJ landing tile oil pr.
wharf. =
For apply the captain board or at Messrs
Crook Fowks, conner OF Wet and Lberiy LIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

G modern built three story house In sh doors ea
of Broadway beng The middle II the three houses ius
inshed This rou.e is finished ~ the best manner. with
he modern improvements, ans possession ~ bad mnedi.
stely. Apply ~ q. CLARK, l56 waierstreet.
rnvIG
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

- TO LET-The Store known ~ NJ. lls Maiden lane,
"a door from Pearl IL Possession given immediately
49, Inquire nj isi Pearl II. i3y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30
|, Enp s, 4 sysm

present emergency The times, the subscriber offers
tor sale the first quality of satin beaver HATS -.
The Kind generally sold by me At 81 In erder 10
make thye Hats 10 justice there sha be pa,n
spared on my par- GEO r. a. BROWN, le5 Hudson II.
ie2o.lm n eorS above Canal.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

N MEN-LADY MONTAGUE'S COMPOUND CHI
NESE SOAP prepared from beautiful exotics and
ed perfectly innocent II completely eradcates reckes,
pnpes spots reness, and all erupoDs gradually
realizes clear soft skim transforms the salow
pexions into radiant whitenes mparing beautiful juve-
nile bloom.
Gentlemen, after shaving, will find aay the rriablity and
snarting pain, and render the skin smooth and pleasant
For SALE wholesale and retail by A. Undertll 10 BeekmaR
street. Of William; DR. Hart, Broadway and
Chambers street. Price 50 cents cake. m25-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30
THE CLkRK,s GUIDEi OR, COMMERCIAL

NOTICN TI THE PUBLIC.-In consequence of
decision Of Judges IN the Regatta 10th mat the
last Of that day will he again Friday next
,ay when will for the prize O'clock
r. M stormy on the fair day The conveyance 10 ire
regatta will be- the the previous day. The subser
hes will enaeavor his place that all obtain
what Refreshments they may WISH and enaeavor to give gene
raj satisfaction throughout the day. ~ - WANDELI.
r. All the crews OF the different boats that entered the
regatta Of the 10th ms requested 10 meet ut SWsndes
ON "Wednesday evening June 18th ON business Of Importance
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

~ r,.H ~ -, ..uuu'Iy -, IN 70. NiIsge q
4 desirable country seat situate in the village al white
Plains westceer county n miles frsm New York city, with
Of land which two houSe 81 hv 20
built within the last year. and completely finished throu
with piazza w run On the first floor rooms
finished with fire places and hall through the foil der
pouse On the second story Eve of which
finished with Gre Places and large garnet On the premises
good barn and other good web OF water
The whole y enclosed with good picket fence
For further particulars respecting the above property apply
John Mead or Palmer Fisher White Plains or James
" Watkins. 10 Gathariup New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

- n FOk ALBANY.
morning, nj u O'Clock 49, SATURDAY
The N. AMERICA this afternoon at O'clock
From the foot of Courtlandt street
The X L. STEVENS tomorrow afternoon n s.cIock
NOTlCE.-An goods freight, baggage bank hin. s,...
Or any other kn OF property, taken shipped or put an
goods, freight, baggage, &c. " sae
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-28

rang II, sir-l can't talk about ir-she died!
a hrsi said the earth of that rascnlly coun-
Try should no, b III her Blu, then ihouc hi
how she had loved il and that perhaps she
would not I've happy any where else so rs
The priests would mol let her he buried in
c"nsecrhted ground, because we had made II
regular built CHI isrian OF her, and snur Of
my shipmates, (fnr they all loved her) club
hing together bought leave al n farmer To
bury her on the side of hill 10y his garden.
)" we laid her in the ground with her face
towards England; for though, she would
IKE, poor thing! in be turned To Ihai land
That had been home to her, and would have
been again when her own refused her and
we SAID a prayer over her--a parsun NIGH,
nave SAID better hut not an hnnester, I am
certain and we planted Tie sweetest flow
ers we could hnd round her grave and Civ
my The farmer nancy made him swear So
leun oath never TO neglect il, or let IL 90 Ia
run-and believe he kept his promise.
Talk OF consecrated grnund. sir that girls
hodv would have cuusecra,ed all Constanti
nopie -
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-28

Navy Pension Fund. is promised
mn'cn villas matter OF course. makeup
.ne aehcie ncy. We gather from, III
that is already said. that NOR. mo, u an =.
wanted for the Exploring Exnrd;t;on -
and Tor the Pension Fuua-and ~,
variety ofimprovemen,sare indisnensah t
10 the success Of our naval Operations
An expenditure which we approve most
heartily. for the Navy is ius.iy me nd; Cs
II the country. ''''~0
me RePort Of the Postmaster Gsns-
al is the only brief document we b.re
seen'-6ut as this officer rules somewhat in
desPot'c style, independent of LepisJaturs
ana Judiciary. it does not require mncb
room to detail his operations. He re
ports that there are now I2,O99 most.
ohices-and that his "hirelinpsn oil
perform their duties with admirable e.
deity and precision" His total finds
OH hand' amount to $S4l,3IS 3s.
A record Of the various docnnen,s
70 ,. which we have referred, seems in.
o'sPen*able, yet we confess great r.luc-
lance to occupying so much of our col.
umhs with them. We know Of 40 rem
cay Tor this cdcGthes scri6endi. Its one
OF The vices ofthe age. and mus, be en-.
ouFeu win patience. WING.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-28
ELABORATION

If an impartial historian were reuuif-
ed to give any peculiar designation TO
the present era, so far as our political
literature is concerned, he would unques-
tionably be compelled 10 style it the
Elaborate Age. Every officer. no meter
what may be his grade, from the Presi-
dent downwards, fancies that he cannot
sufficiently impress upon the public &
sense OF the magnitude of his duties and
responsibilities, unless he write a volume
upon the subject. The Chief Elagis.
irate leads OIL with SeUen columns OF small
ty pc 10 give us an outline of the Coudi
lion OF rational affairs, and he retrrs us
TO the reports Of his Secretaries for de-
tails. The Secretary Of the Treasury
Pours forth his leaden draughts Of seren
columns upon the finances Of the country
which he cannot make ineligible.
The Secretary Of State gives us three
columns upon Mexican affairs alope,
aud how much more is TO come upon
other topics. no one can tell. We take
breath and here comes the Secretary Of
War with screen columns more, upon the
glorious operations in FIorida-tlie in,
efficiency of the kind Of force heretofore
employed, and the proPriety ofincreas
ing the regular army-the topograp hica
corps--iortitcations, har bors--manufac
'Ure OF arms, new armory--Indians OF
the North Western, Western, and Souii
Western neutrality-suspicious., extra ser
vices Of officers. hospitals, &c. &C.
promising that upon the subject of tn
defence Of border settlements, "the mat
ter will be fniiy treated in answer to
call Of Congress"
Secretary Di,kerson requires but fou
columns to tell Of the things done by tn
| Navy and the things undcne by him
which considering the variety OF paiter
! treated, seems 10 be moderate space Z
nOUgh for all old bachelor. Auoihe
report however upon the subject Of tn
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-28
The Secretary ofthe Nayy's 2enor,

We learn from the Secre,Ary's Report
that the vessels in commission on foreio,
! stations, including the i've vessels OF III:
South Sea Exploring Expedition, con
pose larger naval force than we have
had in commission at any one time since
the late war with Great Britain.
The Secretary recommends, we think
very properly. the providing Of home
squadron, for the protection of our com
MERGE on our extensive coast; aud he
might have added, for the purpose of
aifording reliefto distressed mariners in
the stormy months of winter.
= h. cause of the delay in fitting on;
the Exploring ExPrdirioa is not stated
satisfactorily or clearly to our mind: il
seems from the Report. however. to hav.-
been greater amount of repairs reouir.
ed for the vessels than was anticipated
and :he difficulty, in consequence ofthe
general suspension OF payments by the
Banks, OF providing the necessary funds
for the Expedition. A further appro-
Priation is also required from Congress
before these dicovery ships can sail +;
and as Com. Joues has given up the
command it is very uncertain when
they will leave port. VA. Her.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-28

1T now appears probable that, duriu.
the next year, means will be possessed
without any permanent loans; recall o
former deposites. or increase of taxes
sufficient to redeem seasonably IA,
treasury notes that become paya BILE, a,
wen asto meet all the ordinary appro,
priations."
" In respec, to the act for settling with
the Oanks,soane ofthem since Septembey
| hsve paid over all IN. rablirs money
which then stood TO the credit OF the
treasurer. Others are supposed to have
executed bonds according TO one of its
provisions, and several are preparing 10
do so with view TO receive further in
diligence. The remainder are expected
to discharge, without suit or bond, the
amounts they respectively owe, as NAV.
from time TO time be needed to meet the
public exigencies.
The payments which will probably
be longest postponed, will chiefly be
from some institutions situated in the
west and south west
The Secretary has instituted an in
curry into the condition Of all the banks,
some since January last, and some since
the suspension of specie payments. The
exhibits which have been made 10 him
show some improvement in the affairs of
the banks in the aggregate. They fur.
nish at the same time, new confirmation
OF the great excesses IN issues, which in
some places have been INDUCED in.
They show, too, says the Secretary that
the whole reduction in the active circu-
iation, had not at their dates, euual!ed
by nearly twenty millions the amount
which, as long ago as last December, il
was computed by this Department would
be required 20 restore the paper curren-
cy generally to safe basis. and make it,
with the specie in actual use. bear just
proportion TO the real wants Of the com
munity."
The Secretary asks Congress 10 grant
him the power ito issue Treasury Notes
for mere temporary purposes" to NEE,
contingencies. We hope Congress viii
grant no such power. WING.