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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29
To ARcHITEcTs. BUILDERS, AND OTHERS,

rT,o ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
The subscribers would respectfully inform builders and
others that they constantly hand and prepared to
furnish at short notice. architectural ornaments of de.
scrpoa, "for the interior finishing Of dwellings churches
and other public budngs viz; capitals for columns, and
all the orders Of architecture consoles trusses en-.
rehed mouldng roettes psarcs iieze ornaments &c &c
&C. any The long proved quay Of composition orna.
men executed by them renders II useless TO much IN
its euogy and with the they and from long
practice execution Of models moulds and depart.
Of business themselves that for boldness Of relief
and general sharpness and beauty their work will be found
superior thing Of the kind done IN other place
they having avoided that tiny Sat aud underlined appearance
much Justly complained Of Great attention having been
paid the mode. Of TO insure the best quality at
The possible price, they happy TO that their
sent scale Of prices will be found be beyond the reach Of
abatement n competition.
Builders out Of New York. any part Of the United States
wona find material saving and likewise procure superior
article BY calling writing for amy thing Of the kind they may
require have hand and enabled 10 ill orders 10
any amount al very short netice
CALLER MURPHY,
Mandatory 502 Broadway,
myl4sm One door from Nlb-'s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

~ NGRAvINGs.-A. LOWE has just returned from Leu
r. don with assortment 81 Engraving and Ltho.
graphs by the most eminent artists of every description. from
an inch square 10 the largest and from Il. cents per dozen
several dollars each An inspection o. the same respect
fully invited as the include, several cngravngs which
have net been before in this country. ALIEN LOWE,
Repository Of Fine Arts, % Canal street,
uvtaIm. Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29
JAMES BLEECKER. Auctiop.er.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
On Seventh and Eighth Avenues, on 2l. 2ad 2sd aal
2 S1 a 1soEE1g 70 The late ate, Henry Esliord E
day. both May, at - o'clock their sales room No %
Broad street, of Exchange Place the following vauab
property, belonging to the estate Of the late Henry
Esq, viz No. to H. being street lots and Ne 10 a.
nue. lots.
STREET LOTS.
F-I6 lots No to IT, a. per map on the south side Of
a street between TN avenues 10 Of the lot. being
each IS feet BY 90 feet inches No. being irregular and No
Ia not included.
contiguous to each other the south side Of 7ls street. be-
tween 7th and 9th avenues.
Thrd-24 lots No A. the south ae Of 92d street.
beween 7h and S avenues the dnensons and tn
Of the last described.
Fouh-l6 lots No IS 10 on the south side of e2d street
9th and It'll Is Of the lots being Of the
Dimensions, and tn of the first mentioned lots No. 81
Fhh-f4 lots No 80 e5 the north Of 22a street.
9th aud 7h Of the lots Of the dnsn
sxth-24 lots No. 90 49, the north side Of street.
between 7th and sth avenues of the dimensions
sevent2l lots No. 100 to 49, the south side of 2ard
Eighthl2 lots No 44 to lss the south side Of ST.
between 9th and It'll IL Of the lots Of the dmsn
sons No 55 irregular and in the Of Nos 80 and 95
Nnth-i0 lots No north side street.
between 9th and 7h Of the lots Of the dinea
Tenih24 lots No. 1885, north side of GARD
street, between 9TH and 9th Of the dimensions
EIevenhs4 lots No 100 to ala the side
street. 7h and 9Th avenues Of the dimensions
Tweh-9 lots No ola To 222 the south side Of Gath ST.
between 9th and 7 avenues Of the lots Of the dmsa
sions, No. 222 irregular
AVENUE LOTS
Thrteenth-s lots No. rs $50, the Of TIN
23d and oath Streets each "a feet inches by
100 feet
Fourteenhs lots No .3I to sas on the same side of7h
avenue a2nd to 23a Streets Of the dmen-
tons.
Fifteenths lots Ne. 239 to al6 side
nue. between 2st and 22nd streets, Of the dimen
sions.
S.teepts lots No 247 to 25a on the west aide Of TIN
between 2ls and 22nd Streets Of the same dimen-
sions.
seventeenth-s lots No. ass 26, on side and
avenue between 22nd and 22rd streets, Of the dmen
sons.
Ehteeuhs lots. No 263 to 40 IN the same side and ave-
Nneens lots No. al to 27S, OF irregular dimensions,
forming partly triangular shape, lot forming part side
and ohe lots Nos All and 276 fronting
9th and a3d street
Twentieth lots, No. 279 to 1885, the cas-, side Of 9Th
avenue each "a feet inches by 100 feet between 22d and s3d
streets.
Twenty6rst-s lots No. 2s7 2e side and
avenue, between 23i and Gath streets Of the dmen
sions.
The sale will be peremPtory, and the terms aeeommo-
dating.
Every lot put up will be sod without the highest
bidder.
Lhographe maps be obtained at the sales Of the
auctioneer.
TermsIo per OF the purchase money be paid
day sale per delivery Of the Deeds the balances
G. remain IN bond aud mortgage.
See special advertisement signed MARION ECkFoRD,
Executrx.
G. G. IRVING,
j. T.. DEKAY, -
RI TlLLOU, A'e'
CHAs P. CLINCH,J
o.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

MILITARY AND rfREMENs CAPs-MiLITARY
lvl HORSE EQUIPMENTS, Leather Gun Cases, Game
and Shot Bags Cartridge Boxes Belts scabbsrds and KNAPP
SACKS All the above articles, Wholesale and Retail at liberal
pricesass, franks Vaces, Carpet bags, Hat Boxes and
every tang ia his line OF business.
HENRY 9. URATACAP,
800 Broadway, between White and Walker streets.
b. Companies about forming, both Military and firemen,
be furnished with Caps the shortest notice. my lt3m
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nyi6-Ist

| L,oR SALE AT AUCTloN-on Tuesday, the Attn ds-
OF June, 1882 at ~ o'clock at ncoa At the auction
Of Messr James Becoker CO., No 30 Broad street. the
city Of New Yorkons hundred and thirteen lots OF land u
the Twelfth Ward bounded and adjacent the eth
Avenue and the Harlem River and between the free
Bridge and the old Harlem Bridge, will appear by the map
al the office aforesaid.
The Railroad through and stop opposite them Dwell
ling houses and manufactures rising rapidly around these
lots their situation being highly favorable al the junction OF
the New York and Albany and the Harlem Railroads. and in
the immediate vicinity Of the Harlem River, made navi
which pas. oop .ehooner and other daily plying to and
from the Croton Water Works The water the river in
iron. o. ih p'ops. beng 81 depth Of Al low water
their anchors and lie ia safety the bulk afford. posi-
ton for the carrying all sorts Of business and Is Of much
importance point Of clraFness and dispatch TO the
merce Of the city.
photographic map. will be furnished
The lots are situated follows:
lots fronting l2sth street midway between Ord and ath
Avenues and coming Mr. stsPhensons Railroad Car
10th street. opposite the above and other
factories
IL fronting street; south side 100 feet from
4th Avenue and between IL and the Harlem River
4lo At the Of the 4th Avenue and l30th street,
south corner.
10 lot. I9oh street. north side, and between the Ath Az
and the 5th Avenue.
16 lots l3st street. south side 200 feet rem the ath Ave
nue. aud ing towards the 9th Avenue.
lots fronting the ath Avenue laying between iss and sas
fronting ia9d street. 100 from the eth Avenue,
and thence towards the river.
lets fronting is2d street. 100 feet from the 9th Aven.e
ia Lots-Total.
The Harlem Railroad running AZ all hours to this pro-
perry will afford facility TO those gentlemen who may wish
the without much less OF time or Of expense.
For furhsr information apply al the Auction Room, No -
Broad street. or to CHARLES HENRY HALL,
May is. 1880. [myie.I7u.l At Harlem
o. LARGE SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The atten-
ton &C the pablo called 10 the extraordinary sale Of Real Es
tate (connc the Arcade the City Hotel and many large,
and valuable private granite built dwelling houses
a the city Of New Oreaa. SYLVESTER co, Of i5S
Broadway appoasso the FOR the transaction Of the
business Those gentlemen will have great pleasure
munca ing every required Information the subject
my2i I'm
COLLECTIONS all parts Of the United States, Cana
~ dss, and Europe, made on the lowest terms. At
s j. sYLyEsTERs,
py25 100 Broadway and "a Wall Ct
CYLvEsTERs Reporter and Counterfeit Detector, psb
~ shed for the last IS containing accounts Of severa
s D. sYLvEsTERs,
~y2s 1870 Broadway and % Wall -
DILLs OF EXCHANGE, payable on all parts Of Urest
ID Britain and Ireland Of f5, any amount Cor 'as
al =. j. sYLvEsTRRs,
myss 100 Broadway and ~ Walls
| : D. sYLvEsTERs
myas 100 Broadway and =. " =. =
VIZ OLFBORO' BeIle,ille, EsseS Windsor, Fulton hsy,
w and all other uneurreat bills bought 81 The best
rates BY sfLFhoi "a pasw..
my24lm' ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

,ALAMANDER WORKS, Ne o. Canaon street.-The
- rropror OF th. establishment invites the particular at
ntou o prepreors ofnaces Of different kads iron ioun
dcrs engineers ason bser chemists manufacturers aad
other. who require great heat 10 the articles made ~ him.
consisting principally OF Fire Bricks Of all descriptions and
shapes warranted equal TO the celebrated soubrdge oc
Tile. of various kinds bakers and green houses m
tures for crates. Innings stoves cement Portable Fsrna
s. superior 70 any Others F,t Stone Ware for chemists war
rantedt resist toe action Of FIRE acids. &c NC large
likewise made To order II the shortest notice all OF which are
offered for sale ON the reasonable terms
mrs.sr. NJ LIE FouLON Proprietor.
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BOOTS, BOOTS. Boors.-AT WALKER co.'s,

BOOTS, BOOTS, BOOTs-AT WALKER co.'s,
ID 2o6 Canal street Of Hudson stIeeJust received
GOO pairs Of gents dress boots the hahdsomcs article
athas offered 10 the public with steel and brass plates
the heels, prices s225 81 so and 50 pair Gents gait
and high cut walking shoes from 81 20 $3.50 pair
fashionable article suitable fer hot weather LADIES' misses
aud chdrsns boots bnkn shoes e all coior sorts tes and
fashions prices 5oc 7 and 81 per pair Gents French and
native calf shin boots rom 81 10 81 per pair. Boys and
chdrens boots Don't mistake. Walkers 900 Canal
Hudson and 7s5 the soi Greeawich street the
old stands, 726 and $40. xxa-xs~.. gny24lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29
R. GRAHAM's TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT

MANCFAoToHY, NO. % DIVISION STREET.
ID GRAHAM Ladies' Tuscan, English and French Straw
N. Hat Manufacturer begs inform the public he has
hand large assortment Of Tuscan and English braid Bon
nst from the the finest qualities manufactured in
manner be exceed any the city for color
and elegance shape He especially the attention Of the
ladies Swiss Cottageshaped Bonnet, which the
elegant that imagined and only to be to
be admred also Lsghorns every variety All the above
to be imported and to clean well and may be Pur
chased by the single hat at reasonable prices
Always hand made order all kinds OF silk, honey
comb hirred and framed millinery Bonnet made according
the fashions and in the neaest general
Of Ribbons and Artificial Flowers of choice slec
ton and every variety Orders from the country pctnay
attended to.
continues Clean bleach and alter old Tuscan
Straw of every description well knewn elegant
style MIRA g. thinks that her style Of bleaching cannot be
surpassed she having been constantly engaged the beeehing
pressing Of for the last fourteen years
in Scotland and this city She has discovered process
bleaching by which the color of the oldest hat made to lool
white whea new without the least injury to the straw
and leaving smell of sulphur Leghorn hats cut presses
aud trimmed in the latest fashioL myl4.lmd&Wr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

I,NGLIsH SWING DOOR SPRINGS suitable FOR Bank
r. inc House Hotel Store and other doors for which pur
noses they are IN general Engand and sold
anI, bv the Patenlee, J. STONE, 900 Broad sy.
Numerous references can be given ~hers they are N use
myl1.lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

PATENT wINDLAss.
r r. DIST r. A u.

o. TIL subscribers, Sole Propretor and Manufacturers
prepared execute with DESPATCH all orders for their us
rvscd Patent Sweed Beam Wndass Bedstead which are
almost universally used being tbs best article as yet IN
ventcd-combining ease, convenience and durability
The sackag acted upon BY the wndss. and swced beam
made perfectly light and free from ali liability ssgg still av
ing elasticity the same which renders particularly
and simple in constructions the matter opuitng up and taking
will be found Of but little trouble with those
Of other construction whilst the precision VITA which s
pasts kted against the intro
ducflon of any kind ofvermin.
From the taken render each Bedstead perfect their
Qualities for durability win recommend them 10 purchasers
who invited 10 call and examine largs assortment now on
sand.
Also large assortment of elegant Furniture Mattrasse,
Feather Beds, SC constantly on hand.
wv. g soUTHACK, No. ioe Broadway,
ieisy Franklin House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

rT,EETH ON THE PRINCIPLE OF ATMOSPHERIC
J. PRESSURE, BY NJ LEVETT, Dentist No $50 Broad
way entrance Warren street Mr. L. respectfully invites
strangers and the public generally to witness and examine has
scientific method Of fixing incorruptb Teeth from single
tooth full the principle Of atmospheric PRESSURE
pracced extensively by ha Mr. Levet will give every
Information to those who do not apply from idle curios
y, but with view Of pro6tng BY the conviction actual
animation will produce.
[From the New York Commercial Advertiser.
DrNTsTRY-Having suffered much lately from decayed
teeth troed into Dr. Levets 260 Broadway, where had
complete reformation those useful agent Of mascaon
and must say that skill Of execution and perfect
quantanec with the he exceeds other professional
Dentist ever sat under. nvlO-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

C0RsETs READY MADE and made 10 order, in any
" style OF fancy. warrasted TO ct.
Corset hands wanted-none need apply but good handto
such, constant employment will be given Apply a
MRS. WHlTNEY's,
my2l-lw Corset warehouse, 1874 Division ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

II NCKERBOCKER HALL. No. 10 Park Row.-The cub
N scriber having opened the above house on the ~
PEAN fLAN, would respectfully INFORM Their irena ana inc
public that the, are now ready them in style
not be passed by similar house IN this city This
house will always be furnished with every convenience aud All
the lsrues unrvalled market There are cse hundred
lodging which airy newly furnished and ~ perfect
order The Ordinary being the first floor spacious neat
and well unshed and the tables shall always be
supplied with all the variety the market affords, served aPy
experienced cooks. go !.
The marked success which has attended establishments Of
this hind sufficient evidence Of their adoption to both business
aud travellers.
Gentlemen visiting the city, will find This most desirable and
central situation heng nearly Broadway fronting the Park
and short the beauty and elegance Of local aud
ranory objects Of attraction and spesdor with which New
York abouuds EDsALL JONES.
B-For the accommodates Of Travellers, this house viii
4. o,sr, q, ali ho,r. of the nisht aI.n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

90 SECOND WARD HOTEL.-Nest to the corner Of
Fulton street in Nassau street This well known establishment
having undergone thorough retng in complete order
for the accommodation Of those who may honor It with their
patronage.
There this house besides the lower which thrown
entirely open public bar ROOM large room upon the Sc
cond story bv 25 well suited for the accommodation Of
public meetings. together with several smaller adapted to
the Of referees Cor the transaction Of other private
business.
Clubs and private parties accommodated with and
may be furnished dinners supPer composed Of every
species game delicacy which the markets afford at short
notice. [iell-yl EDMUND JONES, Proprietor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

DATENr WATER CLOSETS, FORCE PUMPS, AND
II BATHS Manufactured by j. STONE,
syIl-ln. Plumber and Engineer, 800 Broadway.
vnn SELF Cooking and revolving bore Pistois
lOO 900 Rifles, assorted hae and common
500 single barrel guns, do do
100 double do do do
1000 pairs pocket and belt pistols
100000 Percussion Gaps
Gun Locks Rae Barrels full and complete stock OF
Pistol trade for sale ky A. w. SPIES co.
mxA.om 1872 Pearl 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

AwA FOR SALE-The Dwelling. house and Farm lately oc-
EH euped nv Gabriel H. CARROLL deceased, situate at Hun
South, about miles Of Babylon on the turn
pike road. The Mansion House nearly and possesses
every aud will be sold with without the inrni
ture with hundred much Of the Farm
the pure haser require ID has ice house filled with
ice good barn with stables and garden under cultivation
The Farm consist. of about 800 acres and will be sold in
parcels suit purchasers There farm house the farm,
with another large barn. which will be sold separately III
qured with portion Of the ground adj sning IT, Possession
may had immediately For further particulars enquire Of
q. CLARK, l2o Water st.; or,
my2s-Iw. WIN. II. FRANKLIN, 10 Broad St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29
SUMMER ARRANGEME.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
RSTA&A OF THE YONKERS AND HAIR
Eea,ssss ZZsSlTS-5JpL LEN STAGE-The proprietor
-6S1GTQY1&N specially informs the pbulic that the
Yonkers and Harlem Stage will leave
the Mansion House at O'clock NJ and at O'Clock, p
for Harlem.
Returning will leave Ranors Hotel Harlem, the arri
Of the o'clock A. NJ train from New York. and the arrival
the O'Clock p NJ train from New York, for Yonkcrs
~ BAH persons that start to to New York city and
should be unfortunate miss the regular trip Stage
Steamboats, furnished with Stages the most
reasonable terms.
Te proprietor would advise the public generally to take
board the boat whenever they obtain it. but when
they Cannot he would most elngy and aaectonatey solicit
them take the Stage in preference to the Foot Line
The public do otherwise than appreciate this very be-
nevolent and charitable effort.
Parties from IL 20 number be furnished with Stages
TO fetch them from Harlem TO Yonkers and them back
the regular fare 3 cents each way giving the pro-
pretor two days notice.
Letters will come direct by stage mail.
Persons writing TO the proprietor alive to stage matters,
will oblge him particularly by paying the postage as it
ceedingly dcult obtain small change the country
DEWITT c. KELLINGER, Proprietor.
Yonkers, May Is, 1882 myl6 I'm
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NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.

% The subscriber has taken the new House No Roose.
welt Pearl and Chatham which he has fitted and
furnished with neaness and convenience The fur.
nurs aud fixtures entirely and the bar and larer well
furnished
To clubs parties, limited number Of boarders and
to travellers the New England House offers accommodations
which the advertiser will him share Of the pub
lie patronage M HUGHES;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

k-A TO LET-A very pretty House near the Battery In
T Of the most pleasant situations OF the town I'm
.Sasss- qure at % Greenwich St myassr
~ VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The Sub.
M scrber will dispose OF so of Land IN the village
M Of jamaica Long Island. II is most conveniently locs
ted II will be sold entire lots TO suit purchasers II not
prvasy disposed Of by the th OF June will be sold at aue
lion lots that day The dwelling house and out
buildings with attached, will be for rent sale IL
comfort and that gentleman can
desire The title audit svey rare that pro-
perty OF this character is in the market.
ALEXANDER L. Bolts,
mXs-.,f Jamaica, l.. l.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29
CHEAP CASH CLOTH STORE,
At No. 30 Maiden Lane,

90 WHERE may be found. by the piece or yard, supe-
or assortment Of fine and low priced Broadcoth Habit
Cloths Cassinaeres Summer Stu Vevets Vestngs Trim
mings &C. &c. This subscriber will offer the above at very
low prices for cash. order dispose Of his entire stock
vous August next he will then be Obliged to remove from
his present stand mlS.3m ISAAC T. THAYER.
MEMS YOUTHS IND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
1Vl The subscribers keep constantly hand, large
Of Ready Made Clothing, suited to age and
size, which will be sold at low prices for Cash.
a. 3rn* GEO. A. HOYT CO., IA Bowery.
nREMIUM GHILDREN's CLOTHING.-GEORGEA A.
i HOYT SEQ, Ne II Bowery, have on hand an extensive
assortment fashonably made Chdren's Clothing, samph-
of which obtained premium the fa which they
are disposed sell very cheap for at wholesale or
retail. ao-3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

DOWERY COTTAGE, 79s Bowery- The subscriber
ID would respectfully inform his fresd and the public that
having taken the above establishment Formerly kept by Ben
True) and having improved reted and supplied his bar with
the choicest OF liquors and cigars hopes by asduos attention
age EDWIN PARMELL.
New York. May l4h, 1899. myl5-lm-
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sOIJTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE for

- SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE for
Ss Steamboat. r.i.sGss a.
KENTUCKY and JEWEss all boats Of speed and
daton will running daily on the nrs april ~
spear wharf every afternoon O'clock Immediately al
tor the arrival Of the from Philadelphia and WILL arrive
next morning at Portsmouth in time for the for Whining
tom and thence steamboats, to Charleston Returning VIII
every after the arrive from the South ana
Baltimore next morning in time for the ears LOT rhS
depha. . u,,.n
packets Georgia and Sosh Carolina which leave Norfolk
every Saturday for Charleston giving travellers achoce
also connection with the James River boats to
burg and Richmond Strangers informed oid
know) that cheapest comfortable route LOT
southern travellers there changes from cars
boats and stages the dead Of night as on the
route The company therefore hope the travelling par OF M
community will patronise them, In giving equai lace' @
superior comfort. ,o,u~,
Passage and fare to Norfolk 50. JOHN W. DnOwN,
m26-tf Agent
: r-S~. = EXCURSION TO KEYPoRT, ,. j.
- near Middletowa Point.-The new and ele
sEa&-gant steamboat WAVE, Capt Oliver Van
derblt, will commence making excursions 70 view
Jersey on Sunay 10Th ns stopping at Fort Hamlt Long
Island and Seuons Dock the Princes Bay Lighthouse
going and returning Will leave Washington market slip at
O'clock On her return, will leave Keyport at O'clock I'M
Secoins Deck at 81 and Fort Hamilton at O'Clock NJ
Fare for the excursion, 5Ocents ~
B-Dnner will be provided at tbs KeyPort Hotel For
further aton rqsre Of the capital. on board assn
: r-x,ss - REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOs
So TON, Daily, (sundays excsPted) from Bat
terry Place, PIER No. !: y. River, wa s- ston
dollars The Steamer PROVIDENCE Captain vii
leave this afternoon at o'clock for Stonlng
tom and the MASSACHUSETTS, Capt. Comstock on Fri
day next both from Pier No. North River for Providence
direct
Passengers stonngon viii take the Railroad Cars on tn
arrival Of Stonngton and proceed without delay
and Boston, Freight for Boston and Providence
will be delivered to the Senngon Rail Road, and forwarde
Providence the rates if direct by the steamers
hi, ne viz six per foot The public rest
the re will be no racing by the Boats Of this Line
95-For information apply at the Office p Broadway
my 206m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

A REFRACTORY TO LET, at II Division street, and
n fronting 70 East Broadway with hx,es for sale The
proprietor wishes dispose of them Of having
much business hand and for the of necessary help
it For further particulars inquire the
at l3o Bowery. TUNlS HAUGHURST.