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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

MINERAL WATERS from Saratoga and White sulphur
lvl SpThe Subscriber have received fro the Con-
gress Psna and Walton Springs at Saratoga, fall supply
Of Water in qsart and pint bottles.
Also having made with the proprietor Of the
White Sulphur Springs Of Virginia for constant supply Of
this water having received invoice of the
prepared execute orders left either Of their stores
RUSHTON ASPINWALL,
% William st, ITO Broadway, and 10 Astor House.
Soda aad Sedz Water kept in bottles heretofore for
family expectation my29-lm.
dseaseThe subscriber has great satisfaction in
meadDg this valuable medicine to all persons afflicted with the
the hope deseng intelligent community bat the
rary he feels acuaed with desire to benefit all those
who may We abeurng under the above truly distressing com
demand for this medicine the number Of bottles that have
bees sold for the last years that in instance has fail
ed. Pomptness certainty and safety is its known character
throughout the Union Remember, the only place. Division
ST. Price 81 per bottle.
ny29lt fG DIR. u. LEVISON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

Cleared.
Volta Higgins Pctou; Trojan Chandler Turks ISLANDS
Alexander (Br) Card Windsor Ms; Sea Flower Tyler ST
Jaco de Cuba; Agcnora B) Douglass Passboro Ns Renz
Norton West Indies Defender (Br) Duncan, 81 Johns NIB
Eliza, Lockwood, ST Croix.
Arrived.
Ship wr Brown, Sargent 30 days from Liverpool with
mdre, and $40 passengers, to Hicks Co.
Br ship Sir Edward Hamilton Lundy, IS days from Hull.
(Eng.) with oil, &c. to Moorewood X Go.
ship John Barring, Palmer 10 days from Mobile, with cotton.
&c. 10 ID Hurlbut 4 Co.
ship sutton, Berry days from Charleston with mare SC.
10 sutton.
Ship Minerva, -, Is days FROM Mobile, with cotton to
order
Brig Veto Person. days from Charleston with cotton Sc
10 order.
Brig Dimes Sherwood, Charlestos May osd with cotton
10 Dimon
Brig George, Hail. days from Charleston with cotton and
rice, 10 @ Balkcy.
Orig savannah Hubbard days from Savannah with cotton
10 sturres q Chairman.
Brig William, Rvaus days from Mobile, with cotton,
J Clerk.
Brig Atlantic Stevens, days from Lubee with plaster 20
order
Brig orela stevsn 20 days from Franklin, (La) with mo.
lasses TO A. Eaton.
Iron steamboat Robert " Stockton Crane IS days from
London. in ballast, to r. v Stockton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29
w A n M BA + HIS.

90 the Proprietor Of the Globe Hotel respectfully in
public that his Bathing Establishment full
operation and he invites all who foad Of such luxury
and Judge OF the completeness Of his arrangements by
personal examination Of the Constant attendance viii
he Baths, ss well a. from Broadway. my23.lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

On Goth Agnes Cooper widow Of Hssh Cooper, in
the 18th year of her age
On Monday 27th instant after proraced illness, Mrs.
Eliza Phillips daughter Of the late Caleb Gardner Esq Of
Newport n. L., where her remains will be removed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29
1923
MAR RE ID.

On Monday morning. 9th inst at ST. Psus Chapel BY the
Rev Dr. Bsrran Mr. Leonard X Marshall to Miss Jane r.
BuckleI. both Of Pleasant Valley, Dutchess county.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

DAsSFORD's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AMI
ID CHESS els Broadway and IA Ann street entrance oim
the Museum in both streets for the sale OF Billiard Tables
Cloths Balls sc Sc and for health Purchasers ans
players invited There - Billiard Tables ready 70,
ira. room, with sprung steel India rubber and cloth
cushions eagle and wOod irzass The beet assortment
ever offered the public. mySl.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

ssVNHE IRISH ENIGRANT RELIEF AssoCA.
IL TlON.n-Thc COMMITTEES appointed with power at the
late meeting of this Aociasn TO select suitable persons
Officers the ensuing respectfully report That the gen.
have been unanimously nominated and elected whose
their respective places hereby presented Cor
prova The Committee also state that their sole object
FOR the the "ssociation and believe that have
accomplished that object fully in presenting for unanimous APP
proya the ticket hsresnto submitted through their Chairman
Dr HAMMOND which unanimously adopted BY the As
President
DE. CHEnTopBER CAsLTor RicE.
First Vice President, Second Vice President,
JAMES BERorv, Esq. DR. A. HAMMOND.
Recording Secretary,
JoHS KEENAN,, Esq
Corresponding Secretary.
DomsIeK \. Res, ESQ
Physician and Surgeon
Dr. CHRIsroPHER CARLTON Ricr.
Consulting Phys and Surgeon,
DR. y. u. Ror.
Attorney and Counsellor
DANIEL MsJoa, Esq
Treasurer and President ofthc Board of Stewards,
JAMES j. RyAs, Isq.
Stewards,
John Herdnan, Dennis Mcmahon James Mathews
Andrew Lesry Thos. Kelly Francis Mann
Icsry G. Bowden James MeNespic Jas. r. Nicholson
John Hoey John Caldwell Francis O'Brien
Patrick Dohcrty James Shea James Coad
II. w. Cartwright DIR. WA. ,. McNcvin Martin Waters
WIN. Denman Geo. Bowen,
Esqure.. mya7.s
vNToOD COOK sTOvEs-which taking the place Of
wv all others in this city for their convenience and
N.Y. being enabled 10 do FIVE different kinds Of Cooking one
and the tune, vir Roasting Baking Boiling Frying and
Brong all OF which DINE most perfectly with the least
10 and Labor, Of any culinary apparatus IN
Those having smoking chnneys will 6nd them an e~etua
Please call aud examine them.
aso-lm' 2i2 Water street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29
I'M P Q r II A n T.
The lInimc sluestiOm.-PreparntiO for

ne whine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lOr w ar
o. AT this msment, when perhaps the ofa
War with England il becomes the duty every enquire
how far this may personally HIMSELF 1t 10 selfev
dent fact that advance English manufactured
goods will be Of the Of such event And
in article will it be heavily felt than English
cloths therefore hardly point out the policy
Of all and sandry providing themselves with sucien; supply
Of clothing PHILIPS well known Cash Tailoring Establish
men LOG William of John street. presents oPrortu
nifty Of obtaining hrst rate garment equal TO any and
passed BY in the city, for materials make and price
The astonishing patronage which this establishment has expo
reaced sufficient indication Of pablo judgment And the
proprietor having made such for the ensuing
will he hopes and merit continuance Of sucb
The system adopted alone peculiar to this establishment
Purchases made direct from manufacturers England
thereby avoiding the accumulated profits ;, importers and job
bsr consequently reducing the price Of The article such
extent enable him TO employ bot first rate workmen
whereas those differently situated compelled to employ
fror workmen in consequence Of buyag second thra
hands, And those establishments which give long credits
result many unavoidable Losses and obliged 10 MAKE
their cash customers suffer sufficient profits for running
risks
The advertiser deems his give lisa
Of prices much practsed il too often deceptive Hs
confidently relies trial. being sufficient 10 merit
tnuance Of the iavors Of those who may give hln call
mig 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

NEW YORK RACES-UNION COURSE.
nz- PROPRlETOR'S MEETING will commence on the
first Tuesday June and connse four yFst Day. Tues.
4 great aud exciting sweepstakes Of Fosr Mile
Heats-Entrsnce 1900 dollars, pay pay
wv Livingston Job BY Eclipse dam Jemima
years old.
2-John Heth (ofVgna) Jack Kremer Luzsoroug
dam by Eclipse, years old.
3R f. Stockton b. Caroline by Eclipse, dam Miss
Matte, years old.
4John C.. Stevens ch Fordham, by Eclipse dam
Janette, years old.
All the this Race will be ground
the being play pay must make contest Of
terrst
Same Day-a Sweepstakes for years od-Enranee $1,000
Forfeit, $3.50
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29


Apollo Association for the promotion Of the Fine Arts the
United States open consisting Of recent productions
American Artists and choice collection Of Gems Of Art
by the most eminent Old Masters.
Admission % cents Season Tickets 30 cents Catalogues
l2l cents.
This exhibition will close the 9th Of July The third
hbion will be arranged after possible and continue
until SEPTEMBER About the lst of October the great fall exh
bon Of the works OF Modern Artists only will be opened and
until the meeting the 3rd Monday Deem
ber when the Pictures purchased by the Committee Of Man
agement will be distributed amongst the Members my22w
TTTY SALOON The former proprietor Of the Western
Nueua in Cincinnati, OhO having al expense
brought the Exhibition Of the INTERNAL REGIONS!
well reputation throughout the Union and which
operation there for the last years
Of inviting public Of New York pay their
sated the City Saloon formerly Hanington Dorsna and
the American Museum where the whole may be
Every Evening, at 8 O'Clock precisely.
DEscRPToSn the CENTRE shelving rock is alarge HUI
man skeleton representing Mno the Judge He seated at the
Of the Internal Regions his right hand
at intervals in the act to pronounce sentences below him
pear the concluding words OF Dant celebrated pon:
"Abandon hope,
All We who enter here.'
In advance figure the foreground by BELIZE
seconded by his companions Cerberus and hon, the
enc headed Dog the other gigantic Snake
moving in such surprzing manner inspire behoder
belief that they living Further the left of Minos
is LUCIFER around whom Human Skeletons!
some Of which are into Demons and mps
ing the sufferers. Still further back SKELETON HOLD
INC THE STANDARD OF DEATH illustrating the fol-
"To this grim form eur cherished limbs have come,
And thus lie mouldering in their earthly home;
In turf bound hillock, or Ia scuIptured shrine,
The alike their cold caresses twine;
SO far all equal, bat ence left
Our mortal weeds Of vital spark bereft
A.under farther than the Poles, we're driven
Some sunk deepest He'll raised to highest Heaven"
The back ground presents FIERY GULF! Large ieccs
hang rocks that forn the Internal Cavern aud reflect
on surface the Red Glare & the Fires Within On sud-
visitor plunged in pitchy darkness, whilst he
rouaded the noarniu shri,ks Of Condemned Spirits The
clahng o. chains and Of Devils and mps complete this
Scene Of Horrors.
Admission so cents. Doors open quarter past o'clock.
" add to the interest of this Exhibition by stating
that the skeletons therein contained those of msea
tors executed Ohio, within the last 2oyear for their srm
offences short the proprietor feeling high confidence in
the tendency Of this Exhibition 70 be exercised for good moral
and religious purposes respectfully invites the grauitous
tendance ofthe Reverend Clergy Of New York.
SThe Exhibition only lasts from half to three quarters
OF hour and the vsite occupying the front seats fore
not to touch the grating separating them frsm IL the
punishment for such temery would not only be nsanneou
but most shocking. my2S1w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

pax THEATRE--THIs EVENING will be per-
MY LITTLE ADoPTED-Majoe Seymour, Mr. whsassy--
After which,
La sfLrhiDE-La syphide, Madame Taglioni-James
Mss.sr VIZ M1a'ear Iasoni-Prncipal Dancers Miss
In the course Of the evening" Two Violin obgaos by Mr.
ROBIN HooD-Robia Rood, Mr. Richinc,-Li,,le john Mr.
-kutlek'n Mr. PAcide-Edvn, Mr. Jones Clio
Door. open Yerafsrmne. commence a, quarter pas,
o'clock. 49,
Box Tickets, $l-Pit. so eents-Galery, asc.nu tD
NATIONAL THEATRE. Late Italian Opera nou,.-
IN MIR WALLACk, Lessee-Corner Of Leonard Church
streets, ten doors from Rroaaway-THs EVENING, will
be performed. for the Benefit Of Mr. LAMBERT,
ROBERT MACAIkE-Robert Macaire, Mr. Browne-Ber-
trand, w Williams-Pierre, Mr Badock-Marie, Mrs
Russsn-Clementine, Mrs Rogers
Song. Ii mic pano"sy Mr. seguin-Cavana, Di Placer
Mrs. BAiley--Ballad, Farewell TO the Mountan," by
The drama Of THE sPITFIRE; or. the Coekney ahoat
Tobias Shortcut, Mr. Lambert-Captain Shortcut, Mr.
Walton-Boatswain Bobsay, MIR Blakely-Margaret Mrs
Seton.
To conclude with
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTs-Licui Kingston, Mr. Browne
Admiral Kingston, Mr. Lambert-Short, Mr. biakely-Mis'
Mortimer, Mr.. Harawick
Doors open Ia Performance commence at T. Boxes
81 Pit so cents. Gallery % cents
d OWERY THEATRE-T. 5. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN
ID AGER AND DIRECTOR-This evening, win b
performed for the Benefit Of MRS. SHAW
Master Waller, Mr. Proctor-Master Widrake, MI
Gates-Constance, Mrs Shaw
To conclude with
MAZEPPA-Mazeppa. Mr. Woolford-Abner Khan, Mr. Proc
tor--Cssellap, MIR Rice--fremislaus, Mr. Foster
Drolinski, MIR Gates-Rudzolof Mr. Nickisson-Thanar
Mr. Cole-Zemba, Mr. Adds-Kodac, Mr. Lewis--Koscar
Mr. Jackson-OlinsAi, Mrs Coe-Zemila, Mrs Proctor
Agatha, Ms Jones.
Doors open O'Clock the performance to commence at hall
past precisely.
Prces-Boxes IS centsPit, s7A centsGalery % cents
OLYMPIC THEATRE-444 Broadway, (He1t door to
~ Tattersas -Under the sole management Of d. d. Me-
KINNEY.-Ths evening will be performed
WILLIAM TELL-William Tell, Mr. Treer-Geser, Mr.
Brydges-Seneschal, Mr. Jones-Albert, Madame Trust
Michael, Mr. Madison-Agnes, Mrs Thorne-Emma, Mad.
anne Arraline.
After which
Grand Pas de Deax la Suisse by Madame Trust Madame Ar
ralne.
Grand Pas Susl, by Mr. Carpenter.
To conclude with
MIDNIGHT HOUR-eienera Mr. Jones-Cicily Mrs Jones
Flora, Mrs Thome
Seats may be ny applying to H. W. McKnny, Trea.
surer, the Box office Of the Theatre, from 10 till q
Box SO cents-Pt, rs centsPrvae Boxes, $500. m73m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

DoARDING-is genteel private family in Brookl,n
- The house beautifully situated in Pacific street first
house from the o. Henry, the left; only two minutes
walk from the South Ferry The French English and spa.
nh LANGUAGES are spoken "a the family Apply above
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

schr Samuel l.. Seuthard, Ransdalc, 2Sdsys Ss@
with logwood, &c, 10 Bouchaud x Thebasd $3.50. Ia.
schr Edward william Denny, days from Loeh'0''
corn to A. Treawel. . -. n, i'll
schr Conquest Jones, days from Plymouth w. "
cotton to H. Maitland & Son. 49,. ..l.o-.
Schr Chic Ann, Springfield, days fro" IsoA'o-' W."
TO A. Treadwell 4 Son. -, - !. II
schr Belt Brtagham days from Bertin with corn 70 Il
r. Havens. - -, 80. 49, A.
schr Proxy Bradford days from Mobile with eoon 90
Wright & Co. nj rs E@f
Below
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

.e.rq pDss. d sshhsSrr.
SU5 Broadway, entranse in Duane street,
Csn6nss his practice TO
DIsEAsEs OF THE EYE,
OPHTHALMTc SURGERY IN GENERAL.
From incPsnt disease to the complicated opera
ton. q saf 81
Oee hours from 10 to o'clock Monday Wednesday and
Friday. .8 my23 yis
y- ID. d. ga as asg SON, Dentist, formerly Bar
clay has removed to No. 6os Warren street. And do
from West Broadway. 1f myio-am
NATURAL AsPHALTiC STONE.
FOR SALE large quantity Of A'r a;,h Stone, Tbs
who will show gratis any person how employ the
ANY workman can learn II in a short time
Orders for side walks cutters, ponds canals terraces &c
&C. will be readily attended to-
Office 70 Pearl street, up stairs. my2Sim'
SHAKESPEARE HOUSE
CHARLES RIETTY, II ANN STREET, has the honor to
recommend to the patronage OF the public his establishment
which he will sndeavor unite usefulness with pleasure
his customers will always hnd rich Of the best Of
Ices, SC. &c ''''
The dessert will of pastries and fruit greatest
ms sars will, he mas no doubt please the amateur
B.-Familie' supplied With ice nyis.lmis.
Q3- JOSEPH L. LgWIs-A few days since accounts de
rogao to the character Of Mr. Edward Huseman pub
shed me newspapers Of the day. founded upon complaint
made at the Police Oee the Individual whose name heads
TINS article AT that time the statement Of Lewis denied
nut IN order na the public may have the whole TRUTH
justification Of Mr. Hulseman, would state that Mr. Joseph L.
Lewis oil lO4 broadway has been held bail
next GHarter Sessions Of the Peace
complaint of having brutay Edward Huseman
and further, that said Lewis by the Sheriff OF
Bergen Saturday last upon civil against him
by Mr. Huseman for the above assault which ordered
for $500 Lewis being arrested did procure bail and
he consequence lodged in Hackenack goal my2ssts
| <gy- I'M OkMAIiUN WANTED respecting Charles
Kean native Of Huntingdon County, Pa who left his native
place in the year 1916 and after travelling through several Of
the states and to New Orleans arrived New York
by the spring OF 1873 where he resided for
months at Ne. 50 Murray street least he aowedhs friends
to direct their letters He at that time from %
years of and journey Cabinet Maker. line ad
dressed by mail to the subscriber Bedford Pa
intelligence Of the said Charles Kean would thankfully
| received. JOHN KEAN, Bedford, Pa
| myc7 st 40f
| iu.- THE CONslGNEE Of Z cases marked TVS and
1000 Horns per ship MississiPpi from New Orleans
| quested to leave his address with
| my-2sy asM h. X COLLINS Co, So South st.
| AUCTION NOTICE
| 7 ARGE SALE OF FURNITURE, of a superior descrip-
IL tion Wednesday by order Of Assignee sad
landlords warrant the 80 Fulton
| my 273t THOS. BELL. Auct.
! T. H. LUDLOW, Auctoneer.
| THO TAVERN KEEPERS AND GROCERS-E. II.
LUDLOW, CO., will sell at auction Thursday, both
May, at 10 O'clock their store No 10 Broad street.
ty Of French Madeira and Port Wines together with guam
ty Of single and double Cordas, Shrub Oil OF Punch &c
These articles worth the attention Of and
keepers he greater part pat five gallon
suitable for the trade. my2S-3ts'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

sTo daily puff all away.
Just smok light sesar"
vTyHF BEST and most extensive Of SEGARs in
this city to be found at sEIXAs' old stand, II Cedar
where constant supply ofthe most approved brands IS
made enable him furnish his with direct impora-
tons selected from the manufactures by competent and exPe-
enced judges and he is prepared At all times to furnish the
public with segas Of exquisite aaver and quality either at
wholesale retail.
Among other avoriie brands, be ha. ha.d large
supply OF Norreago Regaa from the government msnuae.
tory very brand and exquisite
aavr Norma Trahuca Congress and Casador, with
others that cannot be comprised within the limits Of an advr.
before purchasing elsewhere would do well to call
II Cedar street. where they may be assured Of obtaining
To his old friends and customers seas need osy say that
he determined to maintain that superiority which his estab
acquired from the known excellence OF his stock
In addition TO the above enumerated brands he has also
supply OF Cubana superior and fvore and the
only lot that been imported r several years Connoesrs
should lose time they DESTROYS OF enjoying this luxury
my2s-lm.
IARPETINC! CARPETING The subscribers invite
u the attention o their friends customers and the public in
general TO extensive and superior assortment Of Brussels
three ply urerne and fine CarPeing Also das.k twiled
and striped Venetian do Patent painted floor OIL Cloths all
widths Table Covers door Mats lamp do hearth Rugs Mat
ting, Sc.&c
prices their we'll kns price, for goods Of the dcscrp
iton here advertised H. 3 have received and viii open
this day several bales Of English. brussels new patterns and
}. IS J. H. sACKETT,
10 East Broadway, and
nv Nlws "a Division street.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ALTERATlvEs. or
- Compound sprtuous Extract Of ssrsapsra prepared
entirely without mercury in any form whatever fer chronic
diseases or complaints ofong standing Add spoons fn Of
IN sprtuou Extract pint Of simple syrup and you have
pint of Compound Syrup Of sarsaparilla
Fer sale by j. o. Fay Agent, at Minors. Fraskn House
Drug Store No Broadway, New York ia Canal street
la Bowery, Sc.
7- New !. the time take sarsaparila and purity the
blood my11.lmf
vUJATCHEs-Just received by the subscribers small in
wv voice Of Duplex and Patent Lever Watches made by r.
Cooper Loadon also invoice Of Geneva Watches Of the
finest quality, which will be sold on reasonable terms
GELST0N, LADD 4 Co.
my17.2w No. Astor House
ID ARILLA. 10 Tons superior Barila, for sale BY
I'D LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER.
my27.y Gold street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

90 SHIP ERIE FROM HAVRE.-Consgnees will please
send their permits board foot Of Rector street. N
Goods permitted by the 3rd June will be the public
my29-y
n2- SHIP SARATOGA FROM NEW ORLEANS is
dschargng Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall street Consig
will please send for their goods. my29y
GO NOTICE.-An assignment having been made Of the
partnership property Of the late firm of George w. Tysen
for the benefit Of all the creditors of said firm, to the
desgned Theodore L. Bliss Of the City Of New York. and
James City Of phiaNotice hereby gi-
all indebted 10 said firm settle the with
US the said Assses authorised agent agents. and
all persons havsg claims against the Estate requested
present them the Office Of Theodore h. Bliss at No Patt
street, in the City of New York.
THEODORE L. BLISS, A;.
JAMES MARSH, snee''
New York. May ~, 1899. my 2o-3t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29
Packets tn Depart.

Packets tn Depart.
LONDON.
Mediator, Champlm. June !
Wellington, Chadwick, June 10
LIVERPOOL.
G.Washingt'n, Holdrige June 7
United States, Fisher, June 10
Columbus, Chopper, June |
HAvRE.
Chas. Carroll, Lee, June |
Poland, Anthony. juno 5
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

l9-Jno Kirby, do. do. Merritts Imported Mare, and
Shakespeare
Declared forfeit, April lst 1889.
Second Wednesday-Purse, S30o-Two mile hcats-of
which $50 goes 10 the second best horse.
Third D1y-Thursday-Purse S50o-Three mile heats-(if
hest horse.
Same DayA match mile heats Cor $1,000 aside play pay,
the old the stables Of Captain stockton and
Mr. Robert l.. Stevens, at the post.
Fourth Day-Friday-Purse, Sl000-Fesr mile heas-(f
not Ss0o three start then $500 TO the second best
horse
Same Day-Parc, sloo-Nle heats.
~ BThe second best Horse be determined first by New
York then by Virginia Rules. All Entries be made by
o'clock the day previoss to the Race.
This Meeting being extra and the Of Purses
furnished by the Projectors without the aid of Csb Money
those who have already joined the Club who may
bers the Club whether residents residents OF the State
Of New York have all the privileges Of the Enclosed Space
stand and the Course, during the meeting $40 This charge
obligation beyond the meeting Any gentleman pre-
ferng join the Club for three years. charge will be made
FOR this meeting.
The first day being the Sweepstakes Of Four Mile Heats pay
or nav for the Of - 200, made than from
the celebrity Of the Horses and their supposed equality, has
Justly created great excitement On the day Sweep
stakes worth upwards Of 50 600
The Meeting throughout must be most attractive the sta
bles of Col Johusoa Mr.. Danel Col Heh, Mr. Hare, Mr.
NCargo and AIR Kendall from the Souh-embracng in them
Boston vashl Bae Peytou Willis Master Henry Wonder
Rocker &C. with stables Of Captain Stockton Mr. Laird
Mr. vanmatcr Mr. Gibbons, Mr. Robt. l.. Stevens, and Mr.
Branch, are all expected on the ground
% The Beacon Course Races will succeed the Union, the
week after ALFXR l.. Bolts,
| my9o.6t DAVID H. BRANCH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

MORNING HERALD-sMIP NEWS.
Port Of New York, May 40.
RISES 40 HIGH WATER %
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

nR J. j. LLOYD WHiTrEMORE respectfully inform,
IL his friends and the puoic that he has removed to No 10
Park Place. where he will be resdy attend the call Of those
who honor him with th confidence Havp studied three
years the Hospitals Of Paris and year the Lyngin
Hospital OF Heidb eg, under the celebrated Professor Naeges
he trusts competent to treat scientifically disease that
may under his observation. my lssm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

3. WILLIAMS, Draper and Tailor, would snnessse 10
IN. his friends that he has removed from No No.
John street. Broadway where he would be happy
ceive all orders his lse II business lie would
gentlemen who have been tie habit of paying
prices Tor their goods saving OF Is per may saved
~ calling His work Cor beauty of style. 1T taste
is not exceeded by nvlb-3w.