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Hears J sou ess IS JahU Firm. ais dam bg
Ieails esaap. te W ys4 ~ Afe e st ti.8 To-.
pard pes,a Ia rranaam We b. tit.H-
lsny5 aY on s.r tfthte lgar Ira 'eA.ea
p . eslarta br VIZ 4 ca.e. DC s.t
s#ie'. itE1hsts iat eauatft. rs b the s. n
rst ute lafs. BE- les sstf seen as eli. .rrsssn
tlft,5 usv ts-t8 PSI ,as eslsbla'ea hcfst Ncu.feu.
Taesye. :, ,s4H ty ilAutou's Nif.,ri.a, gran.
Gsn ~ H ssrt4.r 81 lhamste est
t.titf q te braifl horse Pcsteul .awt
Mes saa In ,ifc il JOSH l4aa. -,
lsea,ti ha b ua imported hafae Gussu. Fe D,
Fa land hs baH $50 B.ans
Gt G#aa, t. asa. Nos Fca4an's 5a,.
ass ~ lp Css q. 81 Cs.stn. De o. fhg
rat7fisa hesa- Hlt8.a t3 tse lmvfsfd mare
Namh 10 Naasieg. lyasgaa sfsuetu bf Bar.
Is GHas NsesF aHd he ~ ilsfgs e.a lmpar,
',s Nee llsfHsr9't ArEa3n, lba sife uf
lsha nu's aatH hs tsa Sir Ar.hf, his a.h bY
M. +. = sedvn N.a z. tg Imported Saara.
ef4n4sn Rosetta ly imported StulucL 4 q.
rfabaam ptsaa hy Glamour. E. z. e, eibbdam
sally TsHar 4, ~. imported batse oielhJ.. q,
x saparm a'4 upuflrd s. ,@ b, iae llel.
ss Atsbaaol taelaa3 Styla-h, ce.t bI4lcJ
Race liafsc. 'hs tJ'c ~ jata tHan's gtaudam
aas w lhc eaaallcd Bedford Ut by Dur Cannon,
naneaHuoh b. tag celebrated English Eclipse. his
dsm ~ tle o,a Imported D,omgde, lae .,fa os
ua SIR Arcbf, he h5 t.otisal s. England quito. a
Spectator Mase tha aat 81 blaHk shy uut q; Fly.
.na Ch'tcrs, ara she uut 81 Grey Gfsn,dam.
pyacgmahet the tull brother 81 John ihnn's
grspdsH was Race ilarsc OF t5e its, grade. ho
M t.a.ogtsd p.anrds. tle sire a. Sir Aethy, has
dam Is imported os54r, bc Is young sap, hi-
dam by LORD Mstlcu's Arat,so crsncgm ~ o'd
Crab. ( grandson by Dan GALLOWAY, sc SC, &c,
Tr Tor iho ttelb of pr above Pedigree, Sc, |
= 3 - o.
Ia Medley, Isq, ar Halifax, Va, Col Chas. A.
Esj5w, apt Cuas 1. Edwards, Col, Chas, N Ca
tisis.. "a u lasf'y lsaae Medley, IT, Col lbos.
l4leF, Aaah Court lIoa.s, ya.
/ b. eSr8sr 10 he Sud BOOB opd Tdrf Regis.
f,f t-l4 " ~ That al, il not s,sgis cross "a
ne priiefs sNGSeur3 Fi.an, Ola size o. dan SIDE,
lsf palk ~ diaiagus3'd Race Har'e, and
frs1 ne hmt riess,s pr1g q, H6e'd the ivd 'oaich
orr roE performing plh 80 mach success on the
Yaff HrNy Finn, ,ras partially hainSd bnf
uIiar 10 ~ death Of l'' original elca'r, ne tras
tali ora Z .usf.Ifs8 10 a'tft haads. II IS ht gen.
srai epFNi~ u 5las, rrio kpo,e BIS raising many
Of psosl afs c8astd'itd Gstt fais Judges, that had
hs dsrr property trained ts tfaai5 hIr, distinguish
~ Aimsei On We TprE RH laying aads 7'toseih
~ rs fastag g,ddhss. ga3 f1bjar only into ron
ust,ansn ria Has >k. Nc Aigh estimation N
t-hrb Il IA Arld t7gef4rr icib tso ,l''cms igia Pc
ess a. s-4ica he staads, must he a sufficient induce
mtai 70 pubic patronage. ~ eonclps'on-V PHn
iVof Rs0i, e'cgo8ct of 0ch3a and Sg'HmdlF Of t~m
are accommodations on ne one hand and erire'ns
Z, Hon prices iH8aerneuis on me other ne hSpe'
ilal he trH mol he thought unreasonable IN 'Jpeet
.ag s,Jc,ai ps,i.sn Of ratiic farOr.
JAS. NJ. CHAPPELL,
HI'a0r County Ia, March :, ls39, tiij
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maxim il, to keep pare with tie Improvements Of
The day ambitious to arrive q The - Plus altIa
They ofIer, as agents. 70 the trade tbc besl sys.
tenn ever intcnisd. ", FanRs tbs human shsec
ChaFlolie. MaTcl !, 1889. Hsj
n. D. They wsud sugges, to their TiS ds that
II would b. a rery great convenience 20 hsve their
accnusts closed once a year IS Cash o. sols.
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n. VI Cochran, Mcckleuburg, y. c.
I. " Harris. Mil Grove, y. {.
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INTEMpEPtNCr

The following IS the most graphic delin.
cation OF the nlseries and effects Of inten.
perance that we have ever seen. II IS from
the arguments advanced by a certain cilizen
OF Portage county, Ohio, 10 a memorial 10
the Legislature on the subject.
Aud set lis march Of run is onward still
IL fraches abroad 10 others-Inyades the
emily aud social circles-and spreads voc
and sorrow all around. Ii cuts down youth
ni's si9or-nanhood 10 It's strength-and
acc IA lis weakness. Ii breaks the fathers
hear-bereaves the dating mother-exrin.
cuisines natural aliecton-era.es coniuga
love blo>euf Glal attachment bllgbts pa.
rental hope-aS brings down morning age
10 sorrow TO lh& brave. Ii produces weak.
hess, not sirenM; sickness, no, health
death, not life. " makes wives widows
children orpAans--fa,hers iends-Ml all of
them paupers and be6sats. ItBais ieyeps
feeds rbuema;S4 ~z-nurses gout---wel.
comes epid. mics---inSfes choIera-imparis
pestiIence, aud embraces consumption. /,
coseTslI'e lafagih idlruess, poverty dis.
sascsnHfcrine. II 6ITs our jals--s supplies
our alus hoaeae land demands your asy.
luaS lsenstsiers neutrality-suspicious.
quaFfeIs--and cherisbes riots. X con.
tennis law--spups order--and loves mobs.
lEcr1wds yGIt periileB:iaries-aud furnishes
The victims for your scssioIds Il is the blood
OF the gnnbIer--the alment Of the coun.
lerielter-lhc prop Of the highSayman and
the support Of The midnight lncendtary.
II counieuaaces the lat--respee,s the
thief-and eslcens the bIasphemer. IL NO
iales obligaiion--feyereDces fraud-and
bonors infamy. Il deiames bcneyolence-
hates loyc--scorns yiTtnS--and ISLANDERS IN
nncrnce. /. iucles The father 10 butcher
has cdsprins--helps the husband to mas
Sacrc his Sae--aud aids the child 10 grind
nis parucidlaSe. II burns up man-con
sunes @ogian- deiesls llie--curses God and
despses llca,en. ~
IL subOtns witaesses-, nurses perIury-.de.
iiles Tbs Jsrs box-and STAINS The Iudiclal er.
rn llasy.* IA ssstse@ loics--disgu liies voters
s@~srrup,s elections -poinics oar instsu
vi ns--uug eudasgrfs our Government. 1t
iogra9rs tie ci,Iz n--dab buses the legislator
,--d,shonots toe sfa,esman--aud disdrm>
ghc palriot. II brings shane, not honor ;
terror, not safety dcsnalr, not hope ms
cry, not happiness. And nov, as With .bc
maIcvolcnce Of iicud Il CALMLY surveys IT'S
flshlH,l desaiauous, and insa,ale win ia.
voc. q Poisans fcl.ciiv-kIis peace--ru,us
m1fals--thghis confidence Stays rcruta
noa-aud aipes out national houor-theu
.ursys tie nord--and laughs i, is ruin.
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HoitOn, Proprietor aud Pusiisl.r.
TERMS:


Two DOLLARS, II paid in advance.
rso Dollars and fiAy Cents, if not pad within
moafls
n-ss Dollars, If not paid until the end Of the
rapcr discontinued until al arrearages arc
srlep, at the option OF the Editor.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted al ono Dollar per
-. q haes " issS, tbs siEed type,) for ihc
7. Insertion, and - ccn's iof each continuance.
n advertisements aud Sberihs' Sales charged
oeni. higher. aud deduction oil 81 per
sin b made from the regular prices. tor adj
-, b the year. Advertisements ofdcfed IN
I. ,de every pubIicat,an---or iaserica otherwise
,,gulatty, 10 Be charged asnew every Insertion
AGENTS.
R.M. Cochran, Mrchlcuburg, \. C.
- " Harris. Mill Grove, y. e..
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Aeedse- Oresaat usd T-uc.-.Mr
Frankly A.. Who vas a gentleman Of
-ood pats aud infinite hutaor, used siih
auch ple4.yn.r, 10 relate tie .4llosiug an.
ocd5lc, rs having occurred to himsr!f When
Young man. yolus lady N he neigh
boshood bad won hrs affections, aud he bad
commenced plyiog her has addresses. Oar
lng The cuutlshp he sometimes supped vtih
thn lady iamlly, when he vas always re
called wl,h hamely dish ofmush and mix,
md beng Of a serious turn was generally
invited e. say grace over the meal The
supper Frauky It'd not take nmiss, as the
family oil h,- fair one was IL but moderate
circumstances, ard beng himself poor,
he admired much domestic economy be
sides, be was satisfied, provided he could
obtain tho affections Of has dalclnea, " The
course ortruc love" It Is said, ""nevcr runs
smooth and Fnuky chaGc@ TO have
rival who vas much richer Than amSelE
Oac cvcuin. when tie was VISITING his char.
mcr, after the board had been spread With
The frugal meal Of mush and milk but be.
fore the family bad taken their seats al the
table, ~emc enc sped Frauky's rival riding
ur Immediately a change came Ger the
substance Of the meal" As ii BY magic,
he table was cleared Of ia load, and nought
remained 10 tell tho tale bu, the clean white
cloth. In tho course OF short tine, bow.
ever, the table was again tarnlshcd not rs
before, hut with the suitable appcndaees for
making tea, and with warm bread, such as
is hastily baked. and, IN common parlauce
cullcd " short cake. When all was ready,
as was the custom, brother A---was lnsl
ted to say grace, who with due solcmnlty,
hands folded, aud eyes closed pronounced
the following impromptu benedictlon:
The Lord hs praised,
How I'm amazed
TO see hnw things are mcndcd
Here's short cabc and tea
For supper see.
Where milk and mush were intended
II is almost unnecessary 10 add, that after
tins grace, Frankly never returned TO WOO
his lady love, but left her TO the undIslarbed
possession of his more fortunate rIVah-Ce.
ell Gdsetc.
! Ground.Pca OLA gentleman Of this
county, has lately procured an oil from The
common ground. pca--or nut torachlsl
which We hear highly cNtolled as salad
) T. tli,,s r,,ov hp , yolu.
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lost.

tr4ar Do ~ i6Haul bftvfca thc Tafk.
= arse fvd. oa thc taiauDa River and the
ts8 jobs Fulcnv 4cr, Packet 800. chr.
ere rslaahle pape's Toe Foekt, l]0ca
z ihe napts base heeu recovered, bui
ta.'aa Certificate i miaatuE, ~ ah,eb vac
ss - reat
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Ground,Pca OLA gentleman Of this
county, has lately procured an oil from The
common ground.pca nut, tarachisl
which We hear highly cNiolled as salad
oil, and for burning This may be valu'
Die discovery, as The nut is, if not lndisen.
Gus, one that eau be procured 10 any extent
in the Southern country.-lPh Cbron.
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|. ;. GOLD BeLEf0S.
hF1nFh Hint OF tiicE STATES,

thavlAte n & LET Ners. l7A4
'f1s.eaee 10 t5rt tsrt,r,G o. ne 4bfs slt,
80. R'msaas aspss,ir 10, tglnags u Gold
q ~ taisf y oas lvnaff4 g,,a r;ffg tga
'Ha r. Lt dsilrJS.l 70 s1if pspHuaf
10 Gs'l CstH of a. tausd Statss avrsr.
'ir and ~ us1gs 81 iar Maf.
s.,. IuUN H. WHEELER.
ieipg ifrasufst.'
!, icons afc frewefnod against tfadie. f3t
''iaeste san ts pyab.n to nv srarr ONLY
IN, a.inn 81 its lose has bneh lolgod o. ibu
''arr fsfsna eau receive thc value lot it.
,faon binding Il w,0l be- pleased T. return
we Superintendent ofthc Mintorio
J JACOB RAASOUR
'''''fi'f A. {, March 3, 1852 pi3 i
: '1e idueoln Republican viii insert this
Morning herald., 1839-08-15

water through the 9Th avenue to the distributing
reservoir on injury Hill, b} iron pipes.
IN fo,,oxing the lise of aqucduct as above de-
scrbed, its grade will, in several places be above
the surface OF the ground, and from Io1d 10
95th street inclusive, in order to accommodate the
carrageway and sidewalks, archways must Do
erected over the streets, and the aqueduct car
ried an stone embankment Of from :3 to 4S feet IN
height and in passing through the 9th avenue with
the iron pipes to the distributing reservoir, portion
of the carrageway must be graded IN order tnat the
pipes May be sunk to proper depth below the sur
face Of the street to be out OF the reach oil re-
pairs should any be at any time required nor so near
the surface to be exposed to the action OF trost
In passing Asylum Ridge, a tunnel OF about 6o0
feet will be required. After leaving the ridge the
ground generally low, until leaves the avenue at
10th street rem whence il rises and becomes more
favorable through he diagonal line and on to lO2d
street From this point the ground falls, and at Sth
street it is 50 feet below the grade level from
whence il rises TO grade at 95th street; thence
TO the intersection OF 7th avenue II IS undniatng IN
some places above, and at others below grade.
From the point where the line enters the Ienth
avenue to where il reaches l02d street IT IS mpor-
tant that the grade Of the and the streets
passes should be snch will pass over the aqueduct
and allow the work to be covered up ana thus ehec
tually protected. Tse relative elevation Of the
ground and the aqueduct, will admit OF this being
done, without serious difficulty or expense. II is
belle ed this arran cement i'll be far convenient
for the general Of the avenue and streets tsan 10
pass them under the aqueduct.
Gendenning Paley This part OF the work will
be inter, sting any, and viii occur between l02d
and 9jh streets where the low ground will require
bridges To pass the streets under the aqueduct.
plan for this has been prepared, which in its outline
may be explained as follows: at the streets, large
and small arches are designed To accommodate the
carriageway and sidewalks IN the usual order This
part OF the structure is proposed TO be made OF sub
stantial masonry, in the manner designed for
other bridges. Between the streets the usual foun-
daton wall is proposed 10 be widened, 50 as TO bring
il 2S feet wide at grade line instead Of IL feet and
be carried vp each side Of the aqueduct walls to
feet above the spring Of the upper arch from whence
the aaueduct would have an earth covering, pro-
tected by rampering Of turf. This method is adopt
ed setween the streets, IN consequence OF the dii-
Guilty Of obtaining earth for embankment, to save
ground. and Is in accordance with the bridges
that at the streets. than an embankmeni, and
safe frsm deterioration, and more economical
than a continuance Of hrisge work fron street 10
street. The exterior of this wall is to be laid for
feet each side in good quick lime mortar and the
dry Such is TO be the work where viii be seen
the CRoroS AQUEDUCr CROSSING CLESDEEStSG
VALLEY, as represented in the picture above.
Morning herald., 1839-08-15
1s1a.s l.sa1 80 l7a7ss e1,aeO aoso III as ~

Having thus shown what there is to be done on the
entire line in every point OF view, and IN detail aud
the probable cost &c the whole, IL remains for
us 20 show what portion Of this is actually DONE and
how IL il done as well facts about the land
ussd and purchased for portions OF the work.
The quantity Of land paid for by the cooperation,
at the enormous average cost of SOL per acre,
amounts 10 200 acres The tunnels, ~ the aggegae,
1886 feet in length and the surface o the ground
through which they are carried continues undis-
turbedj consequently, the land over the tunnels,
about and third miles in length. by 10 ieet IN
width, will he t for was before the aque-
duct was built The sane may be said OF consider
able portion of The land, where the top OF the aque-
duct is from three 10 twenty feet below the surface
and much of that built on ,de-h where, instead Of
prec pce, there is now e vel piece Of lasd, OF two
or three rods in width. This land which comprises
at least thfcefourths o the quantity occupied by the
acqueduct win, doubt, continue in the possession
Of the owners &c the farms Of which IL formed part
and will he used either for grazing cutare with.
out injury the aqucduct, derimen to its opera
tions Several strips of this land have undergone
the process of ploughing and nanurng, and have
been sown with grain, or grass, by the former pro-
prietors.
The work for supplying this city with the Croton
water is going forward with full speed. Had the
Commis pursued the orig nal plan Of the work
however there can scarcely be a doubt the Crotca
water would have been Aowing through our streets.
and regalng both the taste aud sight of our citizens,
on. " not befsrc. the eth Of July, lSll
From the following We are enabled 70 form some
idea Of the progress ~ tho work
lst The dqacdpci The whole length Of the aque.
Morning herald., 1839-08-15
Modern unh Ancient Aque iusfs.
NO. III.
The Crot0n 1quedsct.

IHe CT0IOh <14ueuhcl
We yesterday gave list of the various sections
and the quantity of cutting in earth, tunnels, rock,
open work, &c. We ROW proceed to give the guam
tity of cubic yards of foundation wall, protection
wall Sc &c that will have to be built in the course
Of the aqueduct including the number of waste weirs
to drain of the water OF ventiators and OF the mum
ber of feet in length each tunae will have to be-
This table has been compiled with great care, and
accuracy, and will be valuable reference as de-
scriptive of the work. when it is completed
Morning herald., 1839-08-15

6fE> FOR LIVERPOOL.-Regular Packet Of the 25th
KTE August-The elegant first class fast sailing Packet
=ss~ Ship sDDONS Captain N. b. Palmer, burthen 1000
TONS will sail as above.
Her accommodations for cabin and steerage passengers
unequaled for spendor and comfort Persons intending
bark should make immediate application board ioet OF Wall
street, or TO the subscribers.
RiWSON s McMURRAY,
aul3 corner Of Pine ard South sts.
Morning herald., 1839-08-15
We care not what dull plodjer. say
A COED sE1AR drives care away.

JITE have chosh tie above eouple of the old song the
wv hesdny of tns advertisement from firm conviction
of its truth Having hand sssortn-u, II ne finest
segar imported IN ,hs United s',.s and selected
pr,ssy cr this ctabh.a TOY agent al Havana. fee
great confidence n recommending them friends and the
public The comprises the oh csst and most roPs-
brands-incudng the Extra Noriesa la Normas Imperial
Trabgco, mprsssa Canones, Premera Regais the finest
this country and imported expressly for private
use various others which all who appreciate tie lar
urv Of eood segar are invited 10 call and examine.
Remember that sex sj Cedar street receives his Segss
direct Hv4ns they selected exclusively for ham with
the greste BY competent judge and there no Other
place in the city where strangers and Others can obtain with
equal certainty the genuine pure avsna 80 Cedar street
iy26.iu.
Morning herald., 1839-08-15

NEW YORK TATTERSALLS-Ths
>N regular sales by auction, at this we'll known -
81 N&N tablshment. OF Horses, Carriages &C., eosts-
VIZ NJ nue. TO take place on every Monday at u
--A-1-A- O'Clock, throughout the year.
The next regular sale will take place Monday Aug is
n o'clock eominensng with Carriages, Harness. &c. and
IL o'clock the sale OF Horses Will commence.
Gentlemen having Horses to dispose Of requested ~
make early sppicaton good NUMBER o. s
catalogue be offered al auction unless rege
ed time for the catalogue for which nuross hs
register will be KEEP, open till SATURDAY Aug a'o Mt
GEO. w. MILLER,
iy9y Successor to !. w Watson, ii6 Bioaawsf.
Morning herald., 1839-08-15
THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST Is. 1899
BOSTON NEW YORK EXPRESS PACKAFE CAR
Netice to Merchants and all Business Men.
I'LL L A L A 4 u IL Il .. l.

WILLIAM F. HARNDEN. having made ar
rangemeats with the New York and Boston
tHzk3 Transpor taton and Sonag gton and Providence
9ss sSTI~SJ Rail Road Companies will trough
Zxx-X from Boston To York. and vice versavia Ston
incton Rail Road with the Mail Tram Daily for the trans
Specie small packages of Goods and bundles
all kinds Packages by this Line will be delivered early
on the following morning. at any part oil the city, Tree oil
charge responsible agent will accompany the car for the
pu pose Of purchasing goods and collecting drafts notes and
bIs viii transact any other business, that may be en-
trusted TO his charge :.
Packages for SALEM Lowell. Andover and Worcester Ms
pornuuth md Concord, ~ H.; Gardiner Augusta Portland
and Bangor Me- will be forwarded Immediately their arr
val in Boston , :,
All Packages must be sent 10 Office, No. Wall street, New
York
REFERgrcBs.
George Bond Sons,
Bryant, Sturgis Co,
John t. Th4s er Broth po.ro,
Nathan Hale, Esq.
j. w. Clark Co.
d. D. Mussry,
John Il. Smith Co. }
II. II. Winsow, New YORK.
James W. Hale,
b. All packages and bundles must be marked to his care
VIM r. Hsrnde alone responsible for the loss or inary
Of any article. property committed to his care Is any
risk assumed by be to the Boston and
York Company whose steamers his crate Is
to be transported respect TO it, or its conensat any me
jyl6-3m
= r-~&~s hFOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH,
Sx~JGlA--t Ocean House, Rumson Landing, Red Bank,
scssssx$asss4- and Eaiontown Dock.--The steamboat
OSIRIS, Captain Allare, will follows, daily, from foot
Morning herald., 1839-08-15

SEfS For LivERPOoL-Reguiar Packet of the 10Th
E1%1 Augnsr.-The well known fast sailing coppered and
shsaSs~ copper fastened ship GOVERNOR TRUUP Cap
tain Butman. will sail above.
Having very comfortable accommodations for few cabin
and seerag passengers (nd terms very moderately those who
intend embark without delay should make Immediate app
board foot OF Dover street. the sussoribers
RAWSON & McMURRAY,
auli.y corner Of Pine and South sts.
Morning herald., 1839-08-15
PETTET'S
BATTERY EaOTEL,

battery Pldce-Neac orr.
rNHE subscriber returns his grateful thanks to hrs kiends
and te public fer the he has experienced for the
last years aud beg leave inform them that he has opened
Hotel for the accommodation Of travellers on
every section Of the Union
The Battery Hotel situated Battery Place fronting the
Bay Of New York. Of the most desirable and commanding
situations the city, and regards location unrvaled
The landings are but dtanct from the Hotel where
arrive daily the steamboats, from Philadelphia, Providence
Stonngton and Albany Passengers have therefore,
cty in starting for any the great Northern Eastern West
crn, Southern routes
The interior Of the House calculated to al
ford satisfaction all the parors spacious and are FUR
nhed the style TIE bedrooms Of larger .se
and rendered comfortable than usuaAy obtained IN
large Hotels -,
The proprietor he public that expense will BE
spared and exeron made TO render his
desirable or for travellers and citizens y22lm
Morning herald., 1839-08-15

DAvILION, NEW BRIGHTON, ON STATEN IS
Il LAND Several OF the vsters Of this desirable watering
having lett m Saratoga &c. the subscriber begs leave 10
porm his friends and the public that there few vaean-
ces.
The much superior to thing the country
he thinks they cannot fail to ssit.
The upper r.sms reserved for sngl, gentlemen.
The Steamboats, stop within fen minutes walk of the Pa
vion every few hours-from A. NJ to p Nj and every
Friday Ball evening" leaving the city and returning or
| the Island at l2l O'Clock.
Tie Kendall Band - engaged for the season.
Excellent Salt Water Baths.
The Saloon open adjoining the premises, where are
found the Newspspers Periodicals. &c which Is
splendid Billiard room, for the accommodation oi tne boarders
and their friends.
.bnv.
Morning herald., 1839-08-15
/. E~ = THE STEAMBOAT wAsuINoro

Sx....--srr having discontinued running between New
York and Albany. will rcsuac her regular
trips between New Hork and Newburg Monday the ian
Instant leaving New York every Monday and Thur.y alter
noou a O'Clock, and Newburg every TUESDAY and Friday
aernoon a so O'Clock touching me Intermediate lanane
q receive lteh Fright AMI passengers
Nb-Al freight baggage. bak bills specie must ~ u
&C rs q The owners, ualess h "a adng given heeit
the goods be entered o. the h,oks ~ the uoat
aug CRAWFORD, MARTIN s. co.
Morning herald., 1839-08-15

NEW REFECTORY.--J. SWEENEY msrms his TREND
and the public that he has opened Reec,oy, ia the
large elegant bsang No. lit Fuon street Fish, fesh
and Fowl always be found his tables and deifsa
cy the provided appears in the msrhet-
No attention will he wanting h part TO general
satisfaction and he hopes find that generous
which he IL determined TO Deserve.
jI0.f J, SWEENEY
Morning herald., 1839-08-15

DANiEL SWEENEY, II Ann street, returns his sincere
~ thanks TO his friends for the liberal sujporhsD
uniformly rendered him since he first opened his Rsfeso
them that IL VIII be his tuJs h inertia
continuance Of their appreciation HIS lase aways furnishes
table with their presence may depend upon being served with
cleanliness. o,vilitv and prouphtude. ilo "