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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22

I,oR sALE-seoch Enslsh aDd American FIG Iron Also
II old scrap iron, old copper brass, lead &C
will be sold che .p Dr. Oh OF approved paper
Iros If All L,n and other articles storage al the
Y.rx Lowest terms. bv DANIEL PETITE,
a. AIS Water street.
n st.rbridpe Fire Sr,ch for sale. je6lm.
n EGHoRN HATs-TAYLOR, lac Broadway, corner
az Liberty street offer, 10 public the choicest sslec
Summer Hsn double ard single hrim. white
ancoor,d, that be fcssd IN tins city, Wholesale and
retail jci1-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22

ID EFRlGERATORs.-J. NJ LYONS new patent Safe
N Refrrcrators and Wine Cooler Ware Room, No 4sSf
Broadway The advertiser having made several important I-
provemens IN the construction Of the above article Inc
doors opening in 'front.' thereby making access al the
shelves and admitting the ice TO BE- put IN 10 proper place with
out disturbing the shelves thei costr On experiment,
the above article warranted T. the ice As long 90
l,nger than any other Refrigerator.
B-Ceuntry merchants hotel proprietors, reiectoreh
families, &c. will find II TO their interest to call.
The public cautioned sgans, Infringing this patent
my2s.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22

ID GARD AT the Walton Mansion House. No326 Pear street.
ID Franklin Square, at 50 so per week-The location is
trial. and il Of the pleasant this
city Young doing business down town, gentlemen and
their wives will find at the above place comfortable home
Rooms TO let at the above house without board.
Also splendid Hall for masonic odd fellows and other
lodges committees musical nartes iellm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22
CHEAP CASH CLOTH STORE,
Al No 10 Maiden Lane.


For the Castle Garden and at the foot Of Desbrose'
street, I'd Pier south Of Canal street, North River
my30.3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22

I'VE AND PEREMPTORY CnANCERY SALE

DOsITIvE AND PEREMPTORY CHANCERY SALE
Sl4 lots Of the Meser ole Estate opposite Dry Dock
TUESDAY, the 25th day Of June ins by VIM franklin No
10 Broad The attention OF shpbuders and other me-
chanics well citizens generally invited to the sale OF
the real ohe late John AMeseole. Joining Williams
burgh and having margin Of 1900 fee, upon the east river
This property upon the small bay upon which Il has
long since been determined ferry the city Of New
Iorkt being only half mile from the Meserole Estate to
Dry Dock
The property consists Of s4 city lots. and for the convent
ence 9" hfbullde the blocks bordering the river will be
sofa entire the remainder will be sold parcels TO suit purcha-
sers Duces and dares pggeres and stables viii be
promo tea IN te sale nuances but lot IN the proper
y VIII p.sycyb BE sold to close the concern, agreeaby 10
decree IN ohancey directing the sale and distribution Of the
proceeds among Tie respective heirs Al law. q.
The new turnpike road from Namsburgh Ravenswood
and Hactt Cove, with free bridge Bushwick Greek
constructing passes through the whole OF the line Of this
property.
The sale will be under the direction of
DAVID CODWlSE Master in Chancery.
Alter the above, will also be sold five salt meadow ON
Newtown Creek in the immediate vicinity Of lots the
road running through it.
Also Acre Peat Meadows at Newtewu Lon. Island
Ass Pew in the Dutch Reformed Church Bushwicka
belonging the estate Of John A. Meseroe and the
decree in Chancery.
Terms Of sale very easy and will be made known day
Of sale
Lhographic Maps be had at the sales Room
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22
FIRE WORKS.

n5- FOURTH Of JULY-The subscriber, the old es.
tabshed agent for the u s. Laboratory Edges Celebrated
Fire Woks) offers I. the public complete assortment
oarge and small Fire works. for the approaching celebration
of the glorious Fourth Of july consisting Of Rockets Of various
Sizes with Headings Of Gold and Silver RAIN Stars Scrpents
Crimson Fires &c. suns Fans Pyramids Palm Trees Saxon
and Peruvian Crosses with plain and illuminated centres
Mines Torbions Heragons Tranges, vsrcles and other
wheels Signal Lights Pigeons, Roman Candles Italian Stearn
Snakes Nests Flower Potts. Serpents Snakes Scroll aad
Pin Wheels Bengoas, Spur Firms Grasshoppers Blue Lights
Torpedoes, Pulling Crackers, &c. &c.
Also, Fire Crackers in boxes Of different sizes.
PARTIES committees Of country merchants, city
vendors Others supplied usual with articles WARRANTED
and at Laboratory fixed prsces. H. YVELlN,
ie6-lm+ 23I Fulton street, Greenwich.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22

NEW OPPOSITION STORE.-Great bar
@ES gains in Boots and Shoes at the store Of the
subscriber 1874 Canal below Varick and Hudson sreerst
boot and shoe of Varck street The public
formed that there they find mammoth assortment of all
the different kinds coors and sizes Of ladies' genemen and
cAildren boots shoes and slippers Gentemens French and
American make Of CATERS at the low price of the pa
and warranted and all the different kinds of 81 and 20 boots
Of the fashionable style and all sizes at No ls4 and 224
Canal street JAMES WlGGlNS.
NIB No insulting and calling Of customers from the street
allowed tins store Be particular Of the number 1874
the door. jel3-lm+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22

-. NEW YORK TATIEKsALLs-Ths
L. ~ regular sales by auction, at this well known
N<~SA Enlistment, Of Horses, Carriages &c., cout-
'SN u nue. to take place every Monday, At IL
o'clock, throughout the year. "a
The regular sale will take place Monday, June 24
III o'clock commensng with Carriages Harness. &C., and
IL O'Clock the sale Of Horses will commences.
Gentlemen having Horses to dispose of requested 10
make early application to good number the
catalogue be offered auction unless register
ed number the catalogue for which purpose the
resster will be kept open till Saturday. 22d June, NJ
GEO. w. MILLER
Successor to J. w Watson, 446 Broadway.
At private saeOne pair Of very fine black horses,s
do DO bay horses; very fine single horses.
AsoCarrages and harnesses them very hanasoms
imported Cabroe belonging to His Ercelsncy the Minsss
Of France sold only he is leaving the United States
a24.y OWN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22

90 ID. a. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly % Bar
clay street has removed TO No 60b Warren street. aud do
frem Wet Broadway. myl0.3n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22
s. RDAY MORNING, JUNE p. 1889.
. ron RELLEyILLE AND ACQUACK.

: r~ - FOR BELLEViLLE AND ACQUACK-
En1N MONK The steamboat SARATOGA,
Capt Wilcox, will leave the foot OF Liberty
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays at two o'clock,
M This boat well calculated to all kinds OF freight
and has superior for passengers only drawing
80 inches water 200 bthen, and well calculated
for the Passaic River.
For freight or passage apply to the Captain board
CROOKE FOWKS,
corner Of West and Liberty street.
bail kinds Of freight taken board of this Boat al
rates. delivered o'clock the day Of SAIL
ing. jei9-2m
So CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE ATTHE PINE
M!sI ORCHARD ls39.-I6is veil known aud fashionable
'resort Undergoing considerable repair, and VIII be
open for the reception Of visitors June 25h The roads Leading
this establishment have also undergone thorough repair
pciay that portion OF the mountain has been rendered
perfectly safe ahd smooth.
The stages will regularly during the between the
Landing aud he Mount House, and will be found ~ readl-
All times the arrival Of the boats at the Catsk Land
ing Extra carriages furnished either the Landing Noun
tain House the shortest notice.
iel9 2m. c. BEACH
NrS VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-The Sub.
WsN scrber will dispose Of 80 OF Land the village
L of jamaica Long Island. IL is most conveniently oca
ted II will be sold entire lots to suit purchasers Ii not
privately disposed of by the 18th Of June will be sold al
tion five lots that day. The dwelling house and out
buildings with attached, will be for rent sale II
comfort and that gentleman can
desire The title inquest ienabe audit rare that pro-
perty Of this character is in the market.
my27-tf jamaica l.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22

MOUNT VERNON HOTEL AND GARDEN.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie in general that he has taken, for ysavs, the
Mount Vernon Hotel and Garden North Second
Water Streets Wiliamsburgh The House has been fitted up,
repaired throughout additional Piazza in
Of the overlooking the Garden which has also been put
in complete order for the reception Of ladies and gentlemen
who will find that their comfort and will be the
especial object Of the proprietor.
A grand display Of FIRE WORKS will take place every
Thursday evening" during the accompanied with Mu
sic
The refreshments shall be of the best kind their proper
Liquors Of the first quality.
The undersigned would remark, that il strict attention to
his Duties all times, will command Of public patron.
nothing his part shall be wanting to the
Of his experiment"
isl.Im. F.F. FOSTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22

a SMOOTH CLEAR COMPLExION.-wyeths Mik
"A OF Roses will reokles scay eruptons, tan,
bura, SC. SC. For sale ~
ie7o-im. CT. RING, Druggist, s44 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22
wINnnw BLIND MANUFACToRY.

WINDOW BLIND NANUFAJTOHf.
T,HE subscriber respectfully beg TO inform the public that
he has constantly hand large and elegant assortment
every description o. the painted transparent washable win
dow shades consisting Of Italian and other lasdscsp~s Daph
nous Chinese Architectural and Fancy Blinds which
confidently Recommend for their beauty strength and great
raby they have been Known, with common care last
from ten ocurtees years The Of the shades sdng
cords tase rack pulis and fittings Cor Windows compes,
vary from ~ and upwards pair Blinds painted as< 6tssd
TO order, by applying to GEORGE PLATT ~ Spruce a.
NIB Country dealers supplied with blinds and blind sinss
MIG. 2m'y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22

CO. syLvEsTERs NEW REPoRTERAND CoUN.
TERFEIT DETECTORis TO the Herald, the very best
and useful publication extant TO The Il busine
IA excellent advertising medium, and the charges
.onahie u publshe every Tuesday morning ny
TERk Co. I5s broadway iel7s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22

- EXTRA MOLESKtN HATS-Those who have
~ paid So in Broadway for Moleskn Hat, and those
~ who have paid SO for long nap Silk, should look at
HOWELLS Molsin Hats, sold at the low fixed price Of S.
No should pay So for hat So for heavy long
nap silk hat while the present quality of Howes sold for
So The fxed there therefore dsagreeable
ley between the buyer and seller. D. HOWELL,
80 Chatham Square, up stairs
iel2-lm* Late of the firm Of Brown Co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22

Mv.s GOOD NEWS. Old Boss Richards x Co.,of 2s0
sxs9 Canal st, have opened their fashionable mammoth
Boot and Shoe Store through to Greenwich St. with good
Greenwich door frem Canal well calculated for
ladies' and children. Their and fashion.
equaled aud prices low 240 Canal street. ga Of the
largest Boot n the world. iel-lm+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22

DRoOkLYN SALT WATER WARM AND COLD
ID BATHS the South Ferry margin u the Eat River.
MIR GRAY would inform the inhabitants Of BrUohlyn and
New York that his Baths open day from A. NJ
I'LL 10 r NJ for Ladies and Gentlemen They fitted up
the approved style Ladies and gentlemen take
baths every day The Swimming Bath exclusively Cor ladies
Tuesdays and Friday. untl6 NJ One bath cts;
tickets. Sl.00 Cold baths l2i cents jeli-2m'
~ rRAw sUUDs-The subscriber begs leave 70 uisrrs
- his friends and the public generally that he has
hand and for sale splendid assortment o. Ladies and Misses
Leehor Tuscan Braid and Straw Bonnet IN all their vsre-
ties and AZ prices be obtained AZ any other store
IA the city.
Also Gentlemen and Yoaths double and single brmmed
Leuhorn white eored AID variegated q We newest pat
lerus and finest quality. y BROWN,
;sslm. III william street, John St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22
PRICE NOT THE TEST OF CHEAPNEss.

Political economists have frequently differed TO what
fair, and the time, the urest OF value b
yet any who had graely recorded
his opinion that the nominal article sold for
Of its actual value Such notion would be
deemed great falacy, that its statement paper log
cal would prove absurdity and yet those IN
divdua who about from to another for the
pose the number OF dollars and cents
which they be furnished with articles Of food and raj
meai, OF commit stiii greater, because
practical aburdy, han speculative philosopher would
do, who down in his coset to from such false
pre- The would merely be laughed al visionary
sheme bat the oher deemed fit only TO graduate among the
philosophers of Lapua who contemplated making deal boards
Of Sawst and extracting sunbeams from cueumbers Ia
king that important oa articles TO this dressing age
coat whether flock riding or the kind called" top
not and hew many different elements all Of which
affect the interest Of the To make up its cost
ls There is MATERIAL aud secondly the quality Of
the dye used aud the degree ofk BY the manufactures
Of the cloth. These prnoda ingredients towards coat tits
self evident much the wind weather
oman capce and 2dy when into the hands Of the
Snyder there the skill Of the cutter the quality Of the trim
sud last though not least the scientific qualifications
which the artist possess who Is 10 send IL "nto Tins
breathing wodr not thing Of shreds and patches but
article of beauty utility an luxury ed either TO adorn,
human FORMS Other could be adduced
show that al least many things which the world at
thinks Of should be taken into consideration before
its actual value be ascerained H these principles
based TRUTH what folly is them for to waste their
shoe leather in running after finding aors
who charge allow nominal price, when II evident that net
the OF chcapnts They should not entirely disregard
the time they should examine the materials
the standing Of the manufacturer of not neglect tho
skill Of the cutter and above ALL pay especial attention 10 the
qualifications Of the workman who give the finishing touch
that which in its native simplicity protected the sheep but
when proper and scientific amount Of labor has been 10
il zpahl. Of adding dignity and beauty 10 the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22

Inn SELF Cooking and revolving hors fptos
lUU 600 Rifles assorted, Gne and common
800 single barrel guns, do do
100 double do do do
1000 pairs pocket and belt pistols
100000 Percussion Caps
Gun Locks Rifle Barrels and full and complete stock Of ma
eria Tools, and every article required IN the Gun and
Pistol trade, for sale BY A. w. SPIES co.
myl.2m. ls2 Pearl 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22

CADDLERY AT REDUCED PRICEs.-JOHN O.
- HAiGtIT has removed the balance Of his stock of Sad
dies Brides Travelling Truaks, Sc from his old ssand 20 NJ
70 Fulton street opposite the u = Hotel where the viii
he sold Al very reduced prices. je6-lmeod'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22

this train Of reasoning should happen to convince any OF
the bargain buyers that estimate articles BY dollars and cents
alone advised forthwith TO visit the Of
s. PHILLIPS No. 06 WILLIAM and ascertain BY the
evidence o their eyes, IL the articles Of dress made
him. equal quality durability cut and workmanship
produced by the most fashionable houses IN Broadway
Having satisfactorily solved t. problem, they may
their several nominal prices and be convinced that although
price j. not the Of cheapness, PHILLIPS SYSTEM is
r although he imports the best article and employs but
the best wokmen he nevertheless sells Tor ready money at ~
per less than charged b. those who do business the
old and exploded credit system. m2ssm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22
FIRE CRACKERS.

SIX HUNDRED BOXES OF FIRE CKACKEKS, Tor
sale in lots to suit purchasers
Also hundred and fifty thousand Stgars, OF various
brands by late arrivals from Havana, by
jel4,aw. A. A sAMANos, 4 Wall st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22
q. stone. WATER FILTERS.

% II being the wish Of many persons who have had In
above Filters use, that the subscriber should recommend
the manufacturing Of them, he hereby acquants his friend
and the public that he intends 10 keep them constantly o.
hand and himself from the long experience he has ha
article J. sIONE,
Him. Puratsrs - Engineer, 59O broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22

GkNCi OF the Alabama Lie Insurance and Trust Com
n pany Ne % Wall street Books for the transfer Of thu
Stock this Company opened at the North American
mysosm GEO. STARR, Agent.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-31

ingrattude 10 the very individuals to whose
exertions he was solely indebted for his sue
cess-yet we hear persons talk Of the people
taking up Mr.. Van Buren,, after his being pro-
scribed By The Senate! Had il not been for
the unliring zeal Of the individuals alluded TO,
Mr.. Van Buren, would have been this day at
Undertook. II is great question with US,
whether the remorse felt by those gentlemen
for the stand they took in elevaiing him to the
Presidency. does not afflict them more keenly
than the ingratitude he has eviuced. II the
Major will show us "kop 10 make a President,
we pledge ourselves to show how Vice Pre-
sidents are made.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-31

can .lrue.' The newspapers are very severe ~
their remarks on the eonduci Of the majority u he
Chamber Of Peers. OF M Frank Care, Inc AZ
torney General, the National thus speaks:
"onthe 9Th Of December, 1915, towards o'clock
In the morning, the body OF Marshal Ney, who was
luridieaiy murdered al the gate Of the Luxcmburg,
was removed from the place of execution. Work
men were employed In effacng all the traces OF the
murder, when several young men, on their way 10
the college, approached the spot, and with tears in
their eyes stopped TO take up few stones stained with
his blood, which they carried away pions relics.
Among those young men was M. Frank Care the
president ProcureuT General and successor OF Nj.
Bellart, the then Attorney General. We do not
mean 10 invoke against M Frank Care, the Atior
ney General the sentiments entertained by M. Care
The young student The latter, nevertheless, were
good they evinced noble indignation at the very
thought Of political murder; and surely, if they
had been expressed, those sentiments would have
found in the heart OF the nation more sympathy than
the theories advocated by the Attorney General be-
fore the Court Of Peers"
HOUSE OF coMMoNS-Jaly
/, TExas-Mr. o'Connell wished TO put question,
Of which he had given notice. relative TO certain
persons who had seized portion OF The Mexican
territory, calling themselves the state Of Texas.
Were any negotiations pending between this Go
vernment aud those persons for the purpose OF re-
cognzing the independence Of that state
Lord Paimerston stated that an application had
been made TO the Government in the early part of
last year, by persons from Texas for the purpose Of
knowing whether the Government were preparing
10 acknowledge the independence of Texas. The
answer given 10 that application was, that the gene
raj principle OF the Government was to acknowledge
every stale thai was de acto independent but under
the circumstances present existing with respect 10
Texas, they were not prepared to adopt that course
with respect TO il. As ii was known that our Mi
mister Mexico had successfully negotiated between
France and Mexico, instructions had been sent out
10 endeavor to affect similar arrangement between
Mexico and Texas.
Mr.. O'Connel asked if the communications had
relation to the slave-.rade
Lord Palmerslon said the communications were
Of general nature, and did not include any detail
Of that kind
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-31
From The Nns MoniAiy Belle Assembslls.
LADIES' FASHIONS FOR JULY.

Morning Conesrf Dress-Rohe or ugandy lined
with colored gros dc Napiss tho corsags high and
tight TO the shape, l. trimmed q the TOP With raehe
the sleeves are demi large shs border nmmed with
Brussels lace aounce, headed BY bullion, through
which ribbon corresponding bullion inter-
spersed with knots of ribbon ornaments the front OF
skirt Msnteet Cspuchin, Of the same materials a.
the robe; is Of the scarf form, bot Of large SIZE
and trimmed entirely round with two rows Of Brussels
lace reversed tnle cap small round shape very iu
trimmed at The ears with the material and rose
ribbon.
Morning Visling Dress --Pelisse robe Of blue
figured po Sole the corsggs gerbe and partial
ly open the bosom. is trimmed with tuHe rltek
double houfant sleeve. The skirt is ornamented with
three folds sidethey turn back round the Dor
DER rice straw hat, round and very open brim, lined
with gold coored Grape and trimmed next the face with
bars OF fuie termnaed by tufts Of roses; gold CO.
lored crepe hsse ribbons, and superb plume Of white
ostrich feathers sdorn the crown.
Carriage Drsss-India muslin robe, the border
trimmed with aoince lightly festooned in white cot
ton the top turning over, forms heading 10 eur
mounted by an embroidery IN an Egyptian pattern In
feather stitch The corsage half high, pointed st
the bottom, and trimmed round the waist and at the
top with lace, which is displayed by the make Of the
spencer composed Of violet velvet slightly pointed,
and ornamented IN the front with double row Of silk
buttons To correspond Full sleeve, with open
mancheroa trimmed with silk buttons, and cuff of
| new form combining il at the hand White CHIP bat,
round and rather small brm the interior is trimmed
at the side with roses rich white ribbons and white
Cashmere feathers shaded with color, adorn the
crown.
Public Promenade Dress--Green Moasseline de
Lame robe the border is trimmed with three founces
they embroidered in silk to correspond. IN light
pattern, and each headed with work. Corsage half
high, and Victoria sleeve Shawl of rose colored pou
de soie rounded the pcerine style behind and with
long pointed ends it is cut much lower than they
generally are the top White pou de Sole hat the
edge Of the brim trimmed with three folds Of crepe
hsse; the crown is ornsmented with crepe hsse,
twisted in very light style round il, and descend
ing in long lsppets which tie under the chin, and
gerLe of orange dahlias. Of pointed blond, set
plain in the interior Of the brim, completes the trim
ming.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-31
White Sulphur, July, 1889
DIED,
THE EDITOR.

In this city, on Friday last ALICE S. eldest daugh-
ter of Lund Washing on, jr Esq, of the Land Office
Miss Washington was one of those young ladies
whose rare accomplishments, highly cultivated mind,
and bland and amiabe manners rendered the delight
of her parents, and the idol Of all who knew her
This beautiful and gifted creature had Just attained
her 10Th year, when she fell VICTIM after an ill
ness OF few days. TO that fatal disease, Seaflattna
6Iatignum. Eminently pious from her earliest
years, she passed the waters Of Jordan, usually so
cold TO the foot Of the passenger, not only without
repining, but in hymn Of praise to her Redeemer;
thus passing from a world of pain and tribulaon 10
a brighter and b,tter, where sorrow is no more
known fnreyer X.