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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23
: g. a SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE 60.

- ~ DAILY MAIL LINE W.
E-EmJ' Norfolk, Charleston, \. c, Petersburg, and
RichmonJ.-The steamboats, ALABAMA,
KENTUCKY and JEwEss, all boats of'rced ana aeeono
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower END o.
Spears wharf every afternoon al o'clock or mmedaey al
tor the arrival of tie from Philadelphia and will arrive
next msrnng Portsmouth in time Tor the ears Tor Wnins
ton thence steamboats, Charleston Returning viii leave
every day after the arrive from the Soa and
reach Baltimore morning in time for Ue cars Tor rha
delphis.
These boats in connection with the ven known steam
c.rl,ts Georgia and so.h Carolina which leaves Norfolk
every Saturday Chatos giving travellers aohoce They
also run in connection with the James River boats TO eers-
burg Richmond Strangers informed fold raveners
kno that this s the cheapest and most comfortable route or
southern Travellers there changes from steam
route. The sompany therefore hope the travelling part Of the
community will Patronse them IN giving equal Faculties ana
Passage and fare 10 Norfolk, s. JOHN W. BROWN,
m966 Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

DO An sneqused Dcntifrice for cleansing and
beastifync the Teeth. The ORRIS TOOTH PASTE while
beauties the Teeth giving TO them clear and Peary white
and removing every appearance Of tartar also improves
the selor Of hps and gump prevents aud heals Az ulcers OF
the mouth arrests the progress in the teeth and
parts peculiar and grateful sweetesss to the breath also
preeneny distinguished for its agreeable taste and Ira.
GRANGE.
The Os Tooth Paste the instant be changed into m
agreeable and most excellent Tooth Wash while Tree from
ee that apply 70 such article and also rsm
that applicable 10 Tooth Powders as an TO
the toilet II s wsrantsd 10 contain ingredient IN The least
degree injurious to the teeth and highly recommended
,e scientific dcntss lie extensive sale ans the general
satisfaction that however the best evidence oiu
popularity and Be careful 10 obtain the paste; and OBJ
the signature Of the proprietor o. fene sfon the
abel without which II genuine Price 90 eents with fell
directions.
For sale by H. C. Hart It's Broadway; Guons iso Broad
way; j. H. Hart, as Broadway, and % Hudsos st.; Howe
C~os l2s Chatham st.; and by Cuion lN bowcry, cor
rasd 80 Hsary OF Pike, and AL Grad a. be-
East Broadway and Division street. aso BY = Booth,
No ITO Fulton street, Brooklyn; and BY Bush Allen, New
Orleans. -
Beware OF Covntcrfets uoeossn'
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49, - STEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
EnS1N LINE.-For KEYPORT NEW JERSEY

k-Htn=.==5 LINE-For kEfPUKT NEW JENoEf
The and low-pressure Steamboat
SATURDAY the 10Th inst and until further nece-
leaving Keyport, Browns Point hddetown, IN tse
county q Monmouth every day Sundays excepted at ocsek
A. NJ; Aad Washington Market Slip, New York, at o'clock
NJ; hadng scgcn's Docs every trip Stages Will o. IN
aendases sorvey passengers the different sections OF the
county For further particulars apply to the Sap'n on
GARD. r. - .
NJ o. The subscriber having made arrangements with the
Keyport Company for their orehoase dock &C. hopes
strict attention business and the interest Of his customers to
merit share Of public patronage .nnur
a6-3w~ OLIVER NANDkkblLI.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

Il NICKERBOCKER HALL, No. 10 Park Row.-Tle sub
IN scri bes having opened the above house the EURO
PEAN PLAN would repe ctfuIly inform their friends and the
public that they ready accommodate them in as,ye
not TO be surpassed by any similar house in this city THIS
will always be furnished with every and all
the iwsus &c an unrivacd market There are cne hundred
lodging rooms which arv newly furnished and in perfect
order Th- Ordinary being the first aoor Spacious
convenient and well unhed and the tables shall always be
'upped with AL the variety the market affords, served by
experienced cooks.
The marked which has attended establishments Of
this kind sufficient evdc Of their adoption to both business
and travellers.
Gsntes visiting the city will find this most desirable and
central situation icing nearly Broadway fronting the Park
asd in short the beauty and elegance Of local aud
transtoy objects Of attraction and endor with which New
York abounds. EDSALL JONES.
B-For the accommodates Of Travellers, this house will
be omen al ali hours II the night al.u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

nANIEL SWEENEY, III Ana street, returns his nncef'
thanks his friends for the liberal suPpcrhr
have uniformly rendered him since he first opened bis Refractory
and assures them that will be his constant endeavor 70 mert
continuance APPRECIATION. His table always Furnished
with the the market affords and those wbs may honor his
table with their presence, depend being served with
cleanliness. oivility and rromptitade. 10 u
NEW REFECTORY.-J. SWEENEY informs his TREND
IN and the public that he has opened Reieetry IN
large eant b.iding No la Fulton street Fish, Flesh
Fowl always be found his tables and every desa
ey Of provided appears IN The market
No care or attention will be waiting his part TO give general
satisfaction and he hops TO fad that generous encouragement
which he is determined 10 deserve.
ilO-1 j. sWEENkI
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TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1889.
NEW YORK BAZAAR

NEW YORK BAZAAR
For Plain and Fancy Paper Boxes Of all
KINDS SIZES, EVERY sTyLK, AND FOR ANY
LINE OF BUSHES" WHATEVER,
121 Fulton street
Three doors from Nassau
NEW YORK
5 City and country merchants will find constantly YER,
stock hand They be accommodated at short no
ce TO size any quantity they please aso by shipping
them PROFITABLE packing be desired to any part OF
America
genuine Cologne Water imported from Germany, Of
most superior quaity3-wl satisfy every purchaser.
Also Just received by late arrivals, fine lot OF
C0LORED AND MARBLE PAPER,
Of the IN st beautiful patterns myily
TNANCY AND COLORED PAPER.-J,st arrived, most
II splendid OF plain coloured aud marble paper
for printers saoners ~.
TO be sold by the extremely cheap for tash at NO. III
Fulton street. three doors from Nassau Best arrangements
to be found likewise to accommodate country merchants
and wholesale dealers flo Sm
WINDOW BLIND MANDATORY.
THE subscriber respectfully begs inform the public that
he has constantly hand large and elegant assortment
shades consisting Of Italian and other landscapes Daphi
nous Chinese Architectural and Fancy Blinds which he
rabity they known with to last
from ten to fourteen years The prices OF the shades including
cords sses rack pues and fittings for windows complete
vary from 81 and upwards pair Blinds painted and fitted
to order, by applying to
NIB Counry dealers supplied with blinds and blind tnsa
milo 6w'y
THO SUIT THE TIMES.-OPERATlVE DENTAL
SURGERY.-The subscriber performs every operation
the teeth and gums the most modern end approved
cples Of the Dental and with professional skill Irregular
tiles Of the teeth in children and adults remeded earious teeth
filed with gold; loose teeth rendered FIRM teeth extractcd
teeth fixed from tooth to complete set Fees
reduced one third
NJ B. Tooth ache removed insananeously. Price so
cents DIR. II. VILLERS, at No % Liberty st.
Will the LIST of May to No. 49 Lispenard ST.
a4-lmis-
HARDWARE. CUTLERY BRITANNIA WARE
IL 1 case Rodgers Sons Penknves,
10 casks Dixon & Sons Britannia Ware,
do assorted Table and Pocket Cutlery,
do Wade & Butchers Razors
4 do Greaves Sons Files,
80 do general assorted Hardware,
BY last arrivals opening and for sale from the shelves
on accommodating terms by A. w. SPIES x 90.
m27-6m 100 Pearl street.
IVORY TABLE CUTLERY AT COST OF IMPOR
i TATION-The subscriber intending finally to close the
Cutlery establishment No. Aston House, during the present
month, offers for sale above the following Table Cutlery
viz
Of Balance Ivory Table Knives and Forks with
ver &c. complete, Of various patterns and all of
rsned quality
90 dor OF Balance Dinner Knives, emily for silver forks
IS do do with extra long handles
ll2 do Dessert Knives to match.
l32 pairs oflarge aud Game Carvers
"a do long elastic Slicers
mahogany containing sets Of do Of extra fine quality
Rodgers Pocket Cutlery general assortment at Wholesale
Common Table and Pocket Cutlery Razors and Scissors.
London Dressing Cases, SC.
JOHN GRAVELEY,
al 3w. No Q. Aston House, Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

q TEAM SECURING AND TAILORING, by William
- Smith, No wall street New York. All orders in the
above line will be thankfully received and punctsay attended
to. Repairing dose, collars es buttons Innings, straps all
made 70 appear equal to new ai2im'
MEMS. YOUTHS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING.
IV1 The subscribers keep constantly hand avery large
assortment e Ready Made Clothing suited 10 every and
sire, which will be sold at low prices for Cash
az s,n' GEO. A. HOfIS GU. ~ bowery.
LIME FANCY GOODS PerfOmcry, Cutlery. Portable
Desks Dressing Cases, wsrk Boxes, &c. in every variety,
Wholesale aud rstail,at SUioNs,
(,ysToM HOUSE HoTEL-REvIvED- LovEJoy 4
u PEPPERs would respectfully inform their friends and the
public generally that they have taken the house the corner
OF Pine and Nassau known the Custom House Hotel,
and celebrated under the Of Hornand
style AMI furnished throughout in the best possible
They intend Keep the choicest liquors, wines and vans
nat the produce; aud their Coffee Room will De
furnished with every vsctysuch coffee, chocolate tea
sandwiches cold meats stewed oysters &C. liquors and sgs
all Of the ORDER and fruits IN their The kec'oy
below will be supplied with oysters every sye and All the
kinds of dishes thd appetite craye cooked N The most AZ
proved way. ,,e..na
The Lodging Rooms airy, and well furnished,
and now are AZ the of the traveller and the szen
By assusus attentions L. hope 10 please, and e. deserve
share Of public patronage ".-,'
vJ,HE FLUSHING PAVILION !. ready 70 aecom'no.
il date transient and permanent Jcarders Few more
families will be taken cheap, II applications are mao. soon
Flushing, April 70, 1890 a's-imeoa-
GENUINE FARINA COLOGNE, warranted BY The
- ""s'e V'''' G. VI RING, GA Broadway
NIB Avery seca,ely p,rfaned Cclogse prepared BY c.
" Ring. Sim'
Two LETA Paror, with two Bed Rooms adjoinine, fur
i nshed, in sprivats family No 10 Barclay str IT. alea
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

DAPER MAKERS FELTfNG-5 baies Nc, 40, 40, "a, o
Il and ~ inch, OF superior quality FOR sale by
}. CAMrBELL n PERssE,
adv ITO and liz Nassau
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TEETHt TEETH,

DANIEL KNoWER DENTIST, MANUFACTURER
IL OF THE CELEBRATED MINERAL TEETH, re-
speetuy informs his friends and the psbic that he has
moved his Office from No Park place TO ll6 Canal street
Having spared pains TO render himself perfect IN every
branch OF his profession, both practically and Theoretically
now prepared perform every operation apperanng TO
Dental Surgery the latest and most approved scientific man
ner Being that large class Of the community negleet
avail themselves Of the important services conferred ny the
profession Of the exorbitant prices demanded by
many therefore, resolved 10 reduce his charges to les,
half the usual terms thus placing IN the power OF All TO
many benefits of this modern science lie would ur
her that he has dispensed With the turnkey insramsn
used by the profession for extracting teeth and from which
nsny evils have resulted by the Jaw &c. He
effects OF the teeth upon entirely principle
which attended with less pain and danger than by the ordina
instrument hcA Thousands throughout the United States
who have avsed themselves Of has services can
testify
b. All those who wish have their teeth examined
respectfully invited call Advice gratis osc hours from
A. NJ To g.. r. NJ. alp lwr
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CHEAP CASH CLOTH STORE,
Al No On Maiden lane

90 WHERE may be found. BY the piece yard, sspe
of fine and low priced Broadcoths Habit
Cloths Cassmeres Summer Stu vevets Vestings, Trim
mng &c &c. The subscriber w offer the above at very
prices for cash. in order dispose Of his entire stock
vous August next he will then be obliged TO remove from
his present stand. m2S-3m ISAAC T. THAYkR
TtHILDRENS' CLOTHING.-The subscriber begs leave to
~ inform his customers and the public generally that he has
hand full assortment OF chden clothing, made after
the latest French and English fashions which entirely diff
fcrent from any offered before in this city.
BThe above articles made to order at the shortest no
tice. q. Is. SMITH, 354 Pearl 81,
mos. I'm. opposite Frankfort st.
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: 49, a "FARE REDUCED."%No MONO
: IA lNpnr W p.s.r.. Ns.r linz far Rosksr

, 60 FARE REDuCEp1INo MY. mur ~:
Ssss<s-- Newport and Providence.-Casn passage one
dorlm--Desk fifty ccntsThe steamer LEXINGTON CAPT.
Vanderbilt will leave New York for Newport and freu
acuce Wednesday the Oath inst AT o'clock, NJ Eem
Pier No North River Freight taken at CENTS per ioet Fer
further information apply on board
The engine boilers and the above boat have been put
complete ORDER and the public may rest arv dtkd h~e
u be praciced being entirely TO sss
Sais her we'll established reputation for speed The regular
day. Cor Lexington V leave New York win be Wednesdays
and Saturdays, until further notice. al I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

CONSUMPTION AND LIVER CONTAINING.
~ Hodrsdse, 2s2 Spring street. having for been
afflicted with these that he has been wholly
cured by Dr. Taors Baam Of Liverwor and he advises all
persons troubled with cough splitting Of blood pam the
side horness Of BREATH Of the usual symptoms of Con.
sumption Liver Complaint to make immediate Of this
medicine. As this medicine saved his life and restored him
good health when else failed he desires all sick per
though hope has fed, for while there life
there is hope. Go and see him.
Look out for frauds. Remember the genuine is sold only
at 375 Bowery.
Agents-Mrs Hayes ls9 Fulton ST. Brooklyn s77 Broad St
Newark 30 Westminster ST. Provdenee H. Stevenson, sau-
Conn; Mr. Scovil Waterbury, Conn; RICHTER Pough-
keep.is j. d. Philips Newburgh; j. Prouty, Co. Geneva
Sas Reid, Smithfeld Flats T. II. Smith, Columbus, Geo;
A. Striker Honesdale. a203t&wlt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

Htrds! Htrds!I BtrdsII.
h3 Canary and hoching Birds cheap for essh Asw par
NJ e large breed of Canares Cor sale Mocksg Birds from
500 10 si00-he 500 bird n worth sis0. He will be put
against any ockng Bird in this city for variety Of clear
ness Of note and conancy q sngngnow full soss end
zinc. aav asd nchhc o the Bird 10 have the
two. a Division street, mp stairs misu
(, rpAw WRAPPING PAPER 5000 r.em. Cap and
- j. CAMrBELL PERssE,
a. Ito and ia Nassau st.
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a. ygARuNER,S
GENTLEMEN'S
q Eff CT THIN @

GENTLEMENS
CAST OFF CLOTHIN
BOUGHT, AND THE GIVEN ~ CASH, By
II. LEvETT, No. SO Beckman st.
Q3- KNOWING there persons who make great poi
their for Cast OFF Clothing &c &c and who
many do give the fall value for the sancH L.
will assure those gentlemen who may have such articles by
Them and who may send for him. Of receiving the utmost
value in CASH for every article.
n. BA line through the post Office or otherwise to the
above address. will meet with due attention. fl-3m.
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q. COCHRAN

EXCHANGE BROKER. i9s CANAL STREET
% All Kind. of Bank Notes bought and so'd up
on Inc most favorable terms.
wANTED-5Ooo cross and head Pstneens Immediately,
for which the highest price will be given altlm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

GLOBE HOTEL.-F. BLANCHARD respectfully informs
VI his friends and the psbe that the above and elegant
establishment ready for the reception OF company Ar-
plicaon for to be made the prsmiscs alslw'
- CARPENTERS wANTED-Esquirs OF X. WILDs,
CU the work between Bowery and Centre
street on Broorne street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23
IMPoRTED TRUSTEE. by Cotton. q

IMPORTED TRUSTEE, by Cotton, out
Q Of Emma, by Whisker. Cotton has Away,
~ ~O been considered Of the best IL The beet
GFT W four mile horse bred IN England In
AA-reakinro OF him he Is called sthe celebrated
Coon Trustee was likewise first rate horse and sold
when three year old, FOR 1000 suines
Trustee will stand stable near the Unien Co~rse Lon
yard the ensuing season. the low price Of $40 cash, and
10 m, Groom Thi. rule will be strictly adhered to, aud
Mar need he sent 10 him without the being better boa
for The breeder o the horse trustee horse 81
Great action and no will bring road horses . well
r~oe horses equal old Messenger The season TO commence
the ss. Of February, and to cnd on he h' '' ~
~" Am. A'' : JOHN T. sNHpEKEa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23
THE DOLPHIN TAVERN, As CANAL ST.

Z
o. THE subscriber having taken the above establishment
and having thoroughly repaired the respectfully oioits
continuance Of the public patronage he was favored
with his old establishment In Delaney street His friends
may that his whole time and attention will devo
ted their comfort and that his Aes Wines and all Kind u
Lia~ors will be Of the quality Convenient for Re-
ferences Dinner Parties &c Beds by the night week
n23 5w. WILLIAM HAYDON
ny- SECOND WARD HOTEL.-Nest to the corner OF
Fulton street NASSAU This well known establishment
having undergone thorough resttng somplete order
o those who may honor with their
patronage 49,,
There house besides the lower story which thrown
entirely open public bar ROOM large upon the
cond story BY well suited for the accommodation Of
pablo meetings. together with several smaller oses
he ass Of clubs referees for the anaeen Of other private
business. -
Clubs and private parties accommodated with roc As, and
may furnished with dinners suppcr, composed every
species Of me dscacy which the markets afford al short
notice EDMUND JONES, Prop eov.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

TAPANNED WARE-Fine India Trays, in setts, Fine
Gothic and Sandwich Trays in sets of patterns and
eolors,
Bread and cake trays walters and plate warmers,
BRONZED WARE-Astra Hall and Mantel Lamps,
Chandeliers and Girandolcs, Card Racks,
Spill Cups, Brackets and Vases.
SILVER WARE-Tabe and Dessert Forks,
Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons,
Tea Sets Casters and Fruit Knives,
Butter Knives and Soup Ladies'
Tea Straners and Pencil Cases.
GERMAN SILVER WARE-Table and Dessert Forks,
Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons,
Ladies and Better Knives,
Salt and Mustard Spoons,
Sugar Tongs and Fish Knives.
All Of the above have been selected by my agent England,
with the greatest care and for sale the reasonable
terms, for cash approved paper.
ID. L. DELAvAN, No. II Maiden Lane,
a22y A few doors below Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

INFORMATION WANTED-Of man BY The name Of
i THOMAS NlCKELS, formerly Of Wiscasset, State Of
Maine merchant, and il living about sixty years Of
age height six feet Of light complexion and light blue eyes,
he sped general conversation and ammered when ag
ated The said Nckels received good common education;
early life possessed considerable property when at the
thriy became unfortunate business, and left
Wcae twenty years for the SOUTH search OF
business Since which he often in the city Of New
until within the last years. and appeared, when last
seen and heard of in destitute situation. Something of late
ha. transpred that will prove much his If known
where communicate TO him. Any information reatveto
the said Nickels will be thankfully received this s6ce by
Mr.. GARDNER, at the Broad street Hotel ais SW.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

N UEtuATIsM. CIILBLAINs, Sc-DR CHURCH's
IN Chemical Essence Of Mustard viii be found an ehecua
curc Cor rheumatism Govt Chblains stir joints, sprain
Bvues &C Rheumacs should have immediate recourse 20
Mis- resy single bottle in most viii s&.ct cure
vor sale sCHURCHs Dspsnssry 1888 Bewey corner Spring
street. mNinsc1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

TNANCY AND COLONEL PAPER-J,st arrived, most
splendid assortment OF plain, cooured aud marble paper
for printers saone bookbnds apothecares, ugarbaers,
and especially motto paper for the latter beautifully cut and
be sold by the extremely cheap for ASH at No. III
Fulton street. three doors from Nassau Best arrangements
be found likewise accommodate country merchant,
and wholesale dealers. 10 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23
JAMES O'DONNELL,
TTORN AT Aw,
Cav fMaipe.l

Rrrxp. ro-TIon John Anderson, Collector ofhe Fort
Portland, and Mes,r. Goldman Fox Counselors at Law
- lie will practice in the counties of Cumberland and Or
ford and 10 the collection a demands IN AL parts Of the
State. Aoi"
nUMps ERCLosETs and BATHs-man.isctsred
IL BY J. STONE, Plumber and Engineer, 300 broadway
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07

EtEeu0N oF CHtScELLoE.-Ne understand
upon good authority, that report was .aals'ri-
oIs.y circulated 10 many Of che counties -s' pre-
vaas 20 The las, election. TIA, Col. Argyle
Campbell Of iLis place, bad u.,hdraau from the
canvass, and vas NOT a candidate lor Chancellor.
Such,a report vas calculated to do, and d.d DO
Col Campbell great injury ia the election. It
was no doubt Tie cause Of his losing many thou
sand votes. A gentleman from Chociaw informs
us, that bot e. the belief that Col. Campbell was
10, cand date, be would have Got the almost
unanimous vote Of that county.