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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-23

A.nss.s,as. 1890
PAHK yHEAynE.--rH. EvENAs. w ss
QUIZ NARY ANNE-Jon.than Tu.Ls Mr. Placide- Mary
A.ne, Miss Verify.
Dew DRoF-nel.. Mr.. srough-Dew Dro,, L. Petite
Augusta.
A PAS PAS BED Ds sSxyx-by Mr.. and Mrs. cAeeae.L
THE sENTiNEL--Marmiians chlsppsr. Mr.. Riehinss-
Linda, Mrs. Rishsrdson.
Bo1e.si o-iaps So c ssssSn ssesnis.
AETnoHHML wIEL1cK r EvsSS Ss
OH time pf ERNEsr MALTRAyERs- Darv Mr.
rers, Mr. Browse1Lady Fioreaee, Mrs ". seaon-Alice
Dsrvi, ny new candidate for public favor
eeoD,LOOKING FELLow-Naressus Briggs, Mr.
Doorsopen at6A-Performance begin att Boxes. 81 Pit
30 cents. Gallery 25cents
TRENTON RACES.
~ THE First Spring Meeting Will commence on Tues
FIRST pAY-at O'Clock.
A purse oil $500, mile heats.
SECOND DAY--at o'clock.
year eds, mile heatssubserpon $500
Capt r. f. Stockton names ch c. Windsor, by Monmouth
Also, Oh Poclmhontas, by Powhattan, Of Banche
David Toms names CHI. c. by Eclipse Lightfoot
James Killings names Or Medley, gu, ofnported In.
Also. hr.f BY SUSSEX, out of Mary Robinson;
j. II Van Mater names b. Monmouth Eclipse out ofMu-
Also, ch c. by Monnos,h Eclipse out Of Indiana, by Sir
Archie
A purse of $500, womile heats.
THIRD DAY-atl o'clock.
Purse of $500, three mile heats.
purse of 500, mile heats
~ consequence the OF the season. and
-Four Mile Race deferred until the second Spring Meeting
49, 49,, 10. O.. BAILEY. Secretary.
" EXHIBITION BALL at the Shakespeare Hotel, corner
nouneng 10 his friends that from the strong solicitations sn
the numerous assemSage who witnessed his Exhibition
Shakespeare Hotel Tuesday Evening" 24k instant par
N. B-A from Brooklyn and in New York who dance ia
OF the Fancy Dances requested Shakespeare
Hotel on Friday, the 10th instant at O'Clock.
Gr HALEY request OF the subscribers and friends
of G. ssha 1. al sa will be g,ss a Shakespeare Hall
a. s :. had ssnS for II.
at 9. r. Schahtrs, No. 10 Fulton st. a1i.lw"
P LADIES' SHOEs.-rhe past winter the Subscriber
has been ladies Slippers and French Ties
and made BY first workmen, his object having been
lie has special attention to preven, them from run
ming doya SehRd s;ihng OF he ee ssd bursting
NIB To prevent ladies giving unnecessary calls %sa
~ MR. MeCLEERY will please call the subscriber
and umbrella which he borrow ed and pay tho
hire Of the Piano Forte flor which responsible also
services performing His Concert given
the evening Of Tuesday, 10th inst and ebge yours Ne
s2l.Sts C. w. BEAMES
EOK sALE-lOsO Alabama State Bank Notes
Il 1900 Charleston Bank Notes
lg0e Illinois State Bank Notes
1900 Mississippi, at Natchez in 500 bills
l80e Detroit Bank Notes
500 Ohio money
6O0e United States Baak Notes-all sizes
500 Sovereigns and 10 thaers, and American Gold IA
Apply to THOS d. CARPENTER, No. Is Wall street,
near Broadway.
B. All kinds of Bank Notes bought avora
bic terms
Citizens Bank OF Worcester
Roxbury Bank, OF Roxbury
Fulton, Kiby, and Commonwealth, OF Boston, bought
O favorable terms. ASST
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-23

pickles. Gould's patent pickles would ex-
cite the most aded appetite. palate that Is btass
could rot take more effectual tonic As the mind
and disposition depend on the stomach, those who
improve the latter are benefactors both OF soul and
BODY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-23

rrhe committee On the late duel at washington !,
is going in its report to recommend the expulsion OF
Mr. Graves from the House Of Representatives.
; Cso0d
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-23
MARRIED.

On the goth instant, by the Rev. DR. Mner Mr. David ST.
John OF Norwich, Chenango County, Miss Margaret J.
Foote ofths city.
On Thursday evening by the Rev. Mr. Remmisgton, Mr.
Isaac c. Hbbard to Miss Matilda Seal, all of this city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-23

III MADAME CARADoRI ALLAN begs. permission 10
friends and the public that she will give
Cosce Sacred and Misc Music he Ia. previous
70 her departure for Wshngten on Wednesday evesing
April IS
Principal per Eorrers-Hsdsme Caradori Allan Mr. Brough
and sgnsr Fab Mr. Eeppe will preside nj the piano fsre:
Claranet, Mr. Christina.
Exclusively music the programme will consis the
following pieces suse Madame Csrsdori Alias Csvsina
Di placer mi bslrs n cor-Ross I'M Sacred songAngels
bright and fair (by particular desire Handel
ed b tamil Poaces Son vergin
Beai; Belero apcss cuvrez cest nous-Desssner Scot
tish ballads by herself the forte To
commence at O'Clock Tickets one dollar to be had At the
pripspal music stores, ut the City Hotel and Al Haes
room, Wall street Ass.
II GRAND rAHCYDREss BALL, TAMmANy HALL
MR. j. PARK honor his fri. nds and
the public, Ball this will take
Wednesday evening rex the 2sih April which will he given
Grand Dress Ball number Of pubic characters
10 attend in fancy Tickets for sdmi
SION 81 ADM gepeman and his ladcs-to had nj the
Hail. n Mr. P's residence. NO 2T Bswery Mr.. Blss-
cbsd the will We W attendance at the Hall the
night the all with variety of fascy dresses Dancing
commence hall past eight and eonnsc ustl late hour.
Lead OF the Band, Mr.. Brown. as 81
- n. pATRICE,S CATHEDwAG.-TheP ews IN
~ this Cathedral viii he let ut auction Tor the snsui
the i Of Wednesday next the 2h OF apri
stsuf
Sale 10 commence Al 10 o'cboek N. as n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-23

UCTION s,Ls,-vsus bie oil Paintings, by the Old
N masters from italy add Rome Also, choice hoe Engrs
wing With Furniture ~ The Sale take place
Monday ming Aprl ~ eclock at the Gallery No
Sos Broadvay next uoog IN Prince "a s7O-At
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-23

DIR WILLIAM EVANS, Member oftbe Royal Co0cge
OF surgeons In L1ndon, and for successful prsc
ulic.er tbs city beg leave 10 urge on the ecnsSao.
the public that he with precs1en
the various modification. that esb ker ~ Hh
success In the treatment ef syphilis ard O. IN their pr
mary forms and IN their appalling secondary vtsoo tbrot
on by the somnable administration VI specific msdbcises
asd rsnaccs contrasting the most urseeus parsiOsa
Of mercury and other noxious ingredients, has be~n
admitted by thousands What can he more awful tkss
the rsvages made the constitution by The isudkicus
biu-ders e mechanics, who jump from the irsgpihr
eascs Of their benches into the dignity ~ Doctors Tkese ere
ulcers and eruptcns OF the skin painful swengr -
aschy osis stiffness Of the est enla Of booe
which kke the bark uee ca Nd ssfois 40
phsgedenc desuccas Of the mouth palate p~odr
cling bdtous cks which destroy the "human d,vt,e.s
giccts Of the ssthrs producing 6stpI.ps ,rines
n the pernesm rupture of the bladder death svh
bings have occurred ssder The jsdsvs nnd h.ries
DR.. Evans.
Dr.. Evans gives his minute attention 10 general cs-
pssa particularly of females such a. dropSv
hysera or iowness OF spirits, descent 81 the uterus.
suppression and retention ~ The in aged
and aother complaints depending dsss o. The fessle
The Utmost deeacv secrecy are observed and the s
ehectua remedies administered for all The diseases by
Or EVANS, ieu Chatham q.
bomee opea from O'Clock. A. N. until 10 4, n s+la
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-23
m % N n. Y Ia IL X Il It.
Sunday. April 22--G

"SS--U
Specie continues to flow towards This morning the
George Washington arrived with Elsa go sterling reported
besides small notrepsrted making probably over tsoo
900 in aor During the week the imports OF bull
lion have been immense. They follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-23
GILLOrr,s CsLEB.ATED PATENT
METALLIC PENS.

III CONSTANTLY on hsnd, st the msnufect urcrs
hevse 10 Beehmsp Jee, large STOCK Of all his ven ksown
PGhS warranted " b~s quality.
Thsre pess snufsetured under the personal perm
tendeDoe of Mr. Giioui The pubic may therefore ooss
IDENTITY depend the saDtsnanee ssales which
have stsincd Zoe them great . reput,tion
r. Beware OF Commercials, which easily dete-ed
by thrir unfinished appearance and the inferior manrcr
which TN are prt r,so ssm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-23
Low ELS

bhnk Note and Visfting Card
GN CRAVING EsTA n l. = n M E IT
LAG Broadway, corner Of Liberty St
~ Ladies and Gerlemen's Visiting Cards ssd Cards At
Home engraved in he tasty fashionable sye, and
lated IN the most bessthul Enameles Cares.
y has Just received FROM Paris most be utful ssd tss
" ENVELOPE t. enclose ards Houe nc great
ing OF time, and decidedly fashionable 6ssh that
can possibly be invented, s2i-ins
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-23
- CuUNTRY SEATS AND DIsTILLF

u
f% RY-A House at Hale!s Cove, deligbtiaIy stu
os WITH stables and from one to IS acres Of land
The premises which, with the land for pasturage be
d. sr 1s:ry enough 70 The entire
and i Is al present occupied by pr. Baylies
smsburgh, finished In the best style, with wpgs from
to "A lots go therewh. Trees and shrsbbey of all kinds
the location desSo that no one who visits i ca m 10
be grnsed Whit A;S The Dsesy a.d large COW house sit
ferry with 80 40 lots of ground This admirably located
stores &c. and mos, liberal arrangement will be entered in
TO- and be annually made Al the OF the
the proper management, OF this property with faci
ties and aid which will be extended viii be sure 10 yield
:. r,une Apply to the subscriber at Flushing per mail at
About $50 vacant lots at william bursb conveniently loca
ted for gardens and plots Of TO 10 EACH will BE sed
let very low prices ta23-it', WIN FRINGE.
ROOMS.-Four Rooms the third noor. with door. go
room INTO bali Three e the SaSe snsor. o.l
ing a'o Broadway and The Park ans fronting Chambers
stof May To suit apple. Also the second
and also enc large back Psrlor first door furnished
bed room Tor single gentleman Gentlemen before engaging
cS.%se first house west Of BosdSy and sec 9
sss .s They T be s ssnes s - to Of
made, &c. without any extra charge:
Ho.T,s nQTEL.NEw YoRK-The public .ad
tensivs and highly tIgby located establishment per-
Of and
which presumed cannot he eauaed by any hotel 10 the
city, Strangers particularly will fad every way des
rsble as their meals be obtained Mt asy
hour and the charges made only for what ordered or
they may prefer att charge OF Oae Dollar per dsy
The lodging rooms are IN the best eoodos house
having three fronts admits OF the reex ion Families
can be sccomaodsed either ct the ladies' ordinary their
private apartments Of which the house affords large number
Of suits handsomely furnished The provide with the
best OF liquors and under the sup-nte ofsTEPEN
r. HOLT who being well with the French sns
nish and Italian languages will able better cii
ties to genemea OF hose nations who may paronirs the
house The dining department Is conducted ny ASA HOLT
where viii be ou.d every variety Of the best which the
hc furnish with Superior hot coffee TO the
pairing ~ which special attendance given The b,s
story Is conducted by STEPHEN HOLT Sen where unon
his good old fashioned plsa be will Apply 70 seve h
friends With the best Of fare his aceutone ed reasonable
-
NIB. Orcr st oil hssrs Of the ~,shft assim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-23
HOUSES At HARLEM.-To Let, Lens

= HOOSES "A IA BAAHM.-IO Lei, Lease or
for Sae-T ~o elegant three story brick Houses with
49,. gardens each, on the Second Avenue, 10th
street, finishing, and will be completed about 18Th Of
April Houses IS by 5oss containing thirteen
pantries kitchen and under cellar sliding
ors. marble mante &C., with every convenience large
family and desirable will be let very reasonable
Also neat two story ick houses l2lsi the
First Avenue with gardens, finishing and will
Peted the 18Th April Houses 20 by 80 feet containing IL
convenient pantries kitchen sliding
doors psrlors marble nane &c wells and
fer family wishing moderate
rabe location being but five minutes walk from the Harlem
Rail Road.
Also double sorry house. with finished basement and
under cellar, with about ct garden ground
by 80 feet and situated Avenue A. i9h street. front
ing the Harlem River, well calculated a large family
boarding house school, All the premises at any
time For further information apply at 7l0 Broadway, of
a2S3ts JAMES CHESTERMAN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-23

MORNING RERALD-sIlP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL n, 10 O'CLOCK, I'm
Htgh Woto, ass
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
Lsprysol-George Washington, Holdredge. March a
ws----Charles Carroll, Lee, March "a
Lsnfss.-Msdator, Cbsmplin, March 20
Sirius, via Cork, April
PACKETS TO SAIL.
L,reyssl--virginisn, Harris, April "a
North America, Hoxe, May
gSrs--Burguudy, Rocket April ~
Utica, Pell Msyl
Lo~isr--Westminstcr. Moore, AprhH
ST. James, Sebor, May
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-23

INV YORK TATT1RsALLs-rhsr sgyes
nsbnsn consus 10 take place every MOadsy n ee6su
and ne proprietor has also adopted the. ofswlsg rule
seauenen having horses for sale win charged 60
unsg tor esraaee IN the LIST May next The usual coni
sion ss will be charged on actual sales only"
ne next sais wilIcommsnes Monday, April ~ sS6,
shswn and Saturday, April IL p
a. no horse can be offered aucon uness In ms
tor the catalogue.
D. Horses registered for sale must be left al New York
before IL O'Clock the day Of sale, or they WI
noeoe offered jls-Sns
UCTlON NOTICE,-Large Sale Of Furniture In
'sr neom " Ann and IFS Futon streets, SAT-
,a 49, anu MONDAY April 2lst and Esd, 10 commence
each day comprising general and most extensive
- valuable new and second hand furniture of
cry Iesstpuoh from families giving up house keepipg he
Also, quantity OF FURNITURE by order OF the Sheriff
removed tor Convenience of = -
Also stock OF choice new eitv made c.h,.,
eSmprsnR 30 plain and dressing spe do with mar
bic TOPS eiegant and fashionable ana inf ed NJ sofas
~ doz mahogany and maple chairs 10 spring se. rocLnS
chairs tea dining, card, work tables
robes BOOK cases sidcsoara Freach beds hair
mattresses couchss 0ttomans Se 100 Crencb Iate
per sna man.el glasses, 1o small gill frame bedroom DO
panooftes nearly new nah'e lamps clocks, plated
ware. table cutlery, nc. &c THOS. BELL Anctr
NJ B-Also so baskets Champ Wine So ea..~
PORT Madeira and Chateau Magaux 1900 pieces french p
per hangngs. s2l.H
UCTION NOTICE.-Fu-nasre yal<-t9n Mosn.y
n at haIf past 10 o'clock at 1873 Franka street
Furniture Sale Wednesday, AZ John street
Furniture Sale Thursday, 474 Broome
Furniture Sale Friday, 78 Nassau street. at 10 O'Clock
a2o st THOMAS BELL, Auctonser
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-23

- - -. leave from Peck slip, En, River, every
Tuesday, THURSDAY aud Saturday afternoon oclosk
The Steamboat BUNKER HILL. ,pt SANFORD win Icsve
cu Peek alp, " every Monday, Wednesday and Friday e
tern0on, at O'Clock.
FOR NEw LOND0S.-stsges will be In readiness A Lypse
IN convey passengers 10 New Londos.
III Freight taken anil O'Clock
For further Information isqure board, or OF
ID. h. ALLEN, lis oosth r.
All persons are forbid truSsng account 81
the above owners. wNlws
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-13

be preaching the gospel; and there were
Young men, also, who stood in no need OF
pecuniary assistance, whose services were
needed by the church. Hmight be hoped
that God, in answer to the prayers of the
churches, would call men of this stamp;
and thus the church, instead of ministry
trained exclusively from among the indi-
gent, might enjoy the services OF men from
all classes and conditions in life.
Rev. Mr.. Stow offered the following res
olution -
II having pleased Almighty God to remove by
death the Rev. Professor Knowles, q brother who
ever felt deep interest IN the operations of this So
cety, and whose lasors were for several years de-
voted TO the work Of ministerial education,
Resolred, That while we bow IN submission to the
divine will we feel ourselves 10 ne deeply afflicted
by this painful event, and solemnly admonished to
labor for Christ with increased assiduity and devo-
tedness.
Previous to the passage of this resolu-
ton, the meeting was addressed by Rev.
Messrs. Stow, Sears and Hague. The re-
marks of each of these gentlemen, though
BRIEF were eloquent and appropriate, and
were instrumental in calling forth the
warmest and best sympathies of the meet
ing. Some of the prominent features Of
the character of the deceased were advert
| ed to-the loss occasioned by his death, to
the institution with which he was connect
ed, and to the christian community; the
deep interest which he manifested in the
great objects Of christian benevolence, and
especially MS early and long-continued at,
tachment to the Society. and labors to pro-
mote its welfare. The tribute was worthy
ofthe memory of a brother, universally &
pre-eminently loved, now departed from
the scenes of earthly labor. but destined
long to live in the hearts Of those who knew
and appreciated his worth. .-g= -.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-13

,h,, ,hi. il TOO true bu, we say this is
49, M. cIscl. bot the abuse Of our reli-
ron. This We say is done BY bad men.
"a, do noi the greater part OF your peo-
cIe fghtf Yes Are then the greater
mar, u your people bad men7 Il So our
r.lio;on II AZ good a. yours. We ack-i
nowledqe ours has its defects but yours
does no, appea: TO be- any better NOW
shis i the reasoning Of heather ' qe
manv Of them can reason snrewdly. y
we then expect the gospel 70 prevail ~ y
a;d n ancient times. we must preach ike
IN. Apostles, pure gospel. What gave
- sn.c.ss 10 the early preaching Of the
rosoel. bat the fact that il proclaimed war
gfk ali ain They could not tolerate
l,ks rs. warmaking, rumselling, slave
hold;nc Christianity. Let rs then rid
ourselves Of these unholy connections.
4 The meeting was we'll attended, and
would probably have been attended more
6,IIv. buf f5r another meeting which oc-
enryed nearly as the same hour, which
m.nv II the friends wished to attend.
We are clad to see the increasing interest
manifested ia this cause. We rejoice 70
see the cause Of Peace, ss well as any
other good cause advocated on the prlnci-
ples Of the gospel. On these principles
we can an Be interested in the cause, and
labor and pray for its success. whether We
approve OF al the principles and meas
ures AZ the Peace Society or not L Is
zine thai an Christians. as well as minis
49, -. = -..--t-~.~s~~ ohouId ascertain The
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-13

from their Revolutionary" work, any considerable
number Of that noble band Of thousands who are al
ready running every where, up and down the land,
with those torch-lghts Of TRUTH Strange infatua-
t;oni How long win it take the sluggish mass of
conservative matter TO learn what kind Of stuff rev-
oIutionaryn spirits are made off Let them learn
wisdom BY tracing back the history Of moral and re-
lgious revolution, for the space of eighteen hun
dred years. VA - = *#f
f5, Thew viii find that they have done very
small work when they have only shut up their pull
pits. To stop the ears Of the people will be more
difficult task @=e@ ...
f6l 71era i loric with q witness! How can the
" decisions made, and the votes TAKEN" by local
and packed Conference, determine anything in re-
gard to the extent Of the aagtatng measures that
are abroad in the denomination This stupid declar
alton is, too manesty, put forth for the effect But
it will be lost.
( 7( Aher all the rest that this Conference had
just been doing was highly characteristic and APP
proprate to recommend Colonization and prohibit
Anti-Slavery, to the churches. Nothing can be
correct or natural than to put the two thus IN
contrast They are perfect antpodes in position
perfect antagonists in principle and in practice. And
yet the mourners for this fallen Dagon at the North
piteousy cry out to know why the two should disa-
gree, claiming affinity and brotherhood!
The prohibition here attempted will be just about
eectua and just about as sane, as the attempt
of Xerxes to chain the Hellespont after whipping
it to display his great power! So il "...-
l8) Vain hope! Deluded mortals, who indulge 1t!
As well might the Church Of. Rome hope for rest
from infection of the tortures of the Inquistion
Will God give rest to malignant Prosecutors New
Their very efforts to obtain rest shall bring them
disquietude; and their exertions to restore order
shall produce confusion until they have overthrown
| their own denominations.
~ Such men talk about the missionary cause
Men whose influence goes to make heather at home
talk about measures for converting heather abroad
IT'S worse than shameful inconsistency-'tis su'
| perlative hypocrisy, on the face of it.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-13
CONG R IS.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 80

WEDNESDAY,, MAY 80
HousE-Mr. Webster's resolution,
from the Senate, repeating the Specie Cir
cular, was read twice, and, without debate,
ordered to third reading, by vote of
Isl to 27; and it was then passed, yeas
l54, nays 90. d.. .-s.. 49,.
Messrs. Prentiss and Word, members
from Mississippi, appeared and were quail
lhed, and took their seats.
II. FRIDAY, JUNE /.
Messrs, Bell and Turney, from Ten
nessee, had a disgraceiul fracas in the
House. They came 10 blows. The bust
ness was ended by their making apologies
instead Of being expelled, as they ought
to have been.
q. s.. .:.~...4: SATURDAY, JUNE 2.
Teras. "A message from the Presid tnt
was received, containing a report Of the
Secretary of State, in answer to a call Of
the House, stating that 'sall the CORES,
pondence between, this government AMI
that OF Texas, respecting the annexation
OF that republic to the United States, has
been already communicated to the House
OF Representatives, and that the PROPOSE
ton Of annexation, made by the Texan
government, having been disposed Of !"
that correspondence, has not been SINCE
deemed within the control of the Unltto
States. No correspondence upon the SUD,
ject Of such annexation has taken place
between this government and that OF any
other country 49, ~...a..>.-
... ...'....se. MONDAY, JuNE4.
Mr. Cambreleng, in answer to Mr. oar
geant, said il was his intention to call W
the independent Treasury Bill" 0e"
week. .-...
Mr.. Bells amendments in favor OF Inc
Cherokees. are a standing topic OF dis
cussion. ...s.. ... sas~
This evening, there was another T"S
in the House. It was between Mr.. b0'"
and Mr.. Downing: