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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-11-02

| CHARGES or MARRlAGE.-When' people talk of the
expenses OF marriage establishment they seem to for
get the fact that there is house. keeper equal to
wife She is a mans best and most faithful steward :
and unless she have expensive tastes habits of
vagance, will make pound go further than five could
do with bachelor | lately case in point
gentleman who, from mistaken motives Of prudence de-
clnes to change his condition, made lately, my re-
quest, abstract of his household expenditure for
year. and 1t exceeded considerably the outlay for the
period. of another friend who is married. and who
in like manner furnished with the data required.
may add, that both parties IN the rank of
life, and live in manner becoming their condition
Men are proverbiay bad managers-and admit
ting that domestics faithful, still the m0hsc for
nomy is wanting and, without motive, nothing effec
tua can be accomplished in this in any other matter
WHTEFtELD's ELoouENcE An officer in Glasgow,
who had heard Mr.. Whltefeld preach laid wager with
another, that, at certain charity sermon, though he
went with prejudice, he would be compelled TO give
something. The other, make sure, laid all the mo-
ney Of his pockets but, before he left the church.
he glad to borrow some, and lose his bet On an
other occasion, Mr. Whtefeld preached in behalf of an
obscure village Germany which had been burnt down.
and collected for them hundred pounds After the
sermon, Whtefeld said, We shall sing hymn dur
ing which, those who do not choose to give their mite
this awful occasion may sneak off," No stirred
He got down from the pulpit and ordered all the doors to
be shut but one at which he held the plate HIMSELF and
collected the above sum aa u...
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-11-02

formed that the banks have acted already in con-
formity with the spirit Of their letters in extending
their discounts and therefore offer the following
resolutions which we trust will meet yoIr approba-
ton:
Resolved, That having confidence in the ability
OF the banks sustain both themselves and the pub
lie, by extending their discounts, We earnestly re-
commend spirit of mutual iorbearance and ac-
commodalion among the banks, and among all
classes of dealers, during the present temporary
difficulties. "a. ,..
Resolved, That in the opinion of this meeting it
is the duty Of all honorable men to sustain our bank
ing institutions in their present determination To sup
port the honor OF the country by maintaining specie
payments.
The following amendment to the second resolu-
ton was offered by Joseph Goddard, Esq
That, in the opinion Of this meeting is perfectly
consistent with the avowed object Of The banks, 6y
concert Of ACTIN, essentially to enlarge their dis
counts.
The resolutions as amended, were unanimously
adopted.
The following resolutions, offered by Lewis Tap
pan, Esq, were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That while we cordially approve the
discrimination OF the banks to maintain specie pay
lncnlS, confidently rely upon their disposition
and intention to increase their discounts, and other
wise 10 afford the most efectual aid in their power
10 ms commercial community at this distressing
crisis.
Resolved That as the interests of the merchants,
manufacturers and mechanics and the banks, are
indentica reciprocal confidence and assistance are
absolutely necessary TO preserve our montyed nSi-
tuionS from disaster, and the trading co umunity
from still greater distress, if not rum
Resolved, That we deprecate all hostile feelings
towards any sister city, between any banking in
situations in our city, and that look forward with
sangune hope that the government The people and
the mOneyed institutions OF this country win cor.
daily unite in placing the currency and financial
affairs OF the country in sound and permanent
| dnion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

= c-~s-4 IRREGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOSTON.
(ut1a~rz-y Daily, (sundays exceptcd) At NJ, from
&eask7d<ss>- Battery Place, Pier No. !, North River,
via stonneon Newport aud Providence Steamers Massa
ehuse,t Capt Comsock Providence Capt Woolsey Mar.
The steamer NARRAGANsKTT, Capt Child, will leave
NJ, afternoon wednesday 10Th =, O'clock and the PROYI
DENCE. Capt Wocsey, tomorrow.
- Passengers on the arrival OF the steamers ~ stoning
ton may take Railroad and proceed with the wall
Immediately 70 Dos may continue the steamer via
Newport and ke the Railroad at Providence Cor Bosts
my216m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.

~ The has taken the House No. Roose-
welt street. Pearl Chatham which he has fitted and
furnished with and convenience The fur
nur and fixtures entirely new and the bar and larder well
furnished
To clubs and parties limited number OF boarders and
to travellers the New House offers accommodation
which the advertiser will him share OF the pub
lie patronage. M. HUGHES
a53N+
NEW LODGING HOUsE.-The large story House,
Mes So and 10 Duane few doors east OF Broad
way, ouh side has taken and refed for the above
purpose geneel and modern style, with entire new urai
ture The situation is very desirable being very retired and
still in the immediate vicinity Of public business The rooms
very large and airy being II to 10 paor with bedrooms
attached sufficiently large for two BEDS with alarge number Of
single bedrooms.
To lodgers and gentlemen of retired habits this
situation has peculiar the Will be rented
very low and kept in superior order.
No Bar kept on the premises
In few weeks, limited number of Boarders will be ac
commodated with breakfast asd tea
B.-The be rented without furniture, as best
suits the applicants. r
Apply on the premises my3o.lm'
CONGRESS HALL, l42 BROADWAY, n. Y.-The sub.
" scribers beg leave inform their friends and the public
generally that they have taken the above extensive Hotel
Strangers visiting the city, either pleasure or VIII
find agreeable place of residence it being IN the immediate
vicinity the prominent avenues leading to the CONNER.
amusement.
The subscribers hope by assduous attention to the accom-
mediation ami comfort of their guests also to their table, to
merit share public patronage
ASA HOLT, (Late Of Hollis Hoel)
ry30 lm* FREEMAN T.. EWERS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19
HEALrnFUL EXERClsE.

rU,HE sUBst RfBER the proprietor o the House No $40
i Pearl street has two BOWLING ALLEYS, situate at
the corner OF Pearl Streets and respectfully calls the
enon Of pcrsoss requiring exercise, especially all OF sden-
ay pursuits, to Bowling exercise emnent conducive
10 ensure good health
The celebrated Physicians have recommended as pn-
epal of obtaining l greatest blessing HEALTH all such
exercises will give acv motion to the mncs Of
the system. Among these, Bowling probably the most wor-
III, Of approval. .
TIL. subscriber pledges hms n 10 those who may favor hu
with their maintain the utmost deeoruw ADD good
order IN his establishment
The Bowling ALLEYS viii he let 70 parties by the hour, or
sus,r period No playing after reasonable time each
nfne. ~, ..xssszs.. =. - ALExR JrAiENDERsoN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

n EXTRA MOLESKfN HATS.-Those who have
paid So in Broadway for Moleskin Hat, and those
who have paid SO for long nap Silk, should look at
HOWELL'S MoeskR Hats sold the low fixed price of SO.
No should pay SIS for hat. 49, for heavy long
nap silk hat while the present quality Of Howefs sold for
3d. The price 6xed there therefore isagreeabe
ley between the buyer and seller. ID. HOWELL,
80 Chatham Square, up stairs,
iel3-lm* Late of the firm of Brown Co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

&zu. NEW OPPOSITION STORE.-Great bar
gains in Boots and Shoes at the store of the
subscriber 1874 Canal below Varck and Hudson streetrt
boot an shoe store Of Varck street The public in
formed that there they find mammoth assortment OF all
the different kinds coor and of ladies' gen'lemens and
csdreu boots shoes and slippers Genilemen French and
American make of CATERS at the low price of $500 the pair
and warranted and all the different kinds Of 50 and Dos boots
Of the fashionable style and all sizes at No si and pa
Canal street JAMES WIGGlNS.
NIB No insulting and calling of customers from the street
allowed tins Be particular OF the number 1874
the door. jcl3-im"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19
PRICE NOT THE TEST OF CHEAPNEss.

Political economists have frequently differed
fair aud at the same time, the sure measure Of value b
who had gravely recorded
be his opinion that tho nominal price article sold Tor
any Of its actual value Such melton wosd bs
deemed aacy that its statement paper ogi-
cal deduction, would ts aburdy and yet those IN
dyduals who about from to another for the
pose aceraning the minimum number Of dollars and cents
which they be furnished with articles Of food and
men,, of course commit still greater, because more
TO- down in his closet argue from such false
premises The would merely be laughed visionary
schenc but the ohers deemed fit only graduate the
philosophers Lapuia who contemplated making deal boards
Of sawut and extracting sunbeams from cucumbrs Ia
king that oa articles in this dressing age,
coat whether ock, riding, the kind called top"
not aud hsw many different elements all Of which
affect the interest 81 the TO make ITS cost
lit There the material aud secondly the quality Of
The by the
Of the cloth These pmordai ingredients towards coat tits
self evident must vary a much n the wind weather. or even
caprice; and IDLY whcn into the hands Of the
Snyder there j. the skin Of the cutter the quality Of the trim
ngs aud last though not least the scientific qualifications
which The artist who y to send u nto this
article of beauty utility an loxury aed either to adorn,
deecrate the human FORMS Other could be adduced
show that in coats at least, many things which the world at
large thinks act Of should be taken into consideration before
its actual value be ascertaned II these principles
based truth, what folly Is then, for their
shoe leather running after stores, finding out talon
who charge low nominal price, when evident that
the of cheapness They should entirely disregard
bat the time they should the material,
ascertain the standing Of the manufactures o neglect the
skill of The cutter aud above all pay especial attention 60 the
of the workman who /, give the finishing touch
that which IN 10 native simplicity protected the sheep but
when proper and scientific amount Of labor has been gs to
it, Is capable Of adding dignity and beauty to the
- Bobest work Of God.r
IL this train Of reasoning should happen to convince any Of
the bargain buyers that estimate articles by dollars and
taey advised forthwith to visit the Of
y PHI LIS Nj lo6, WILLIAM srREEr and ascertain by the
evidence eyes, f the articles Of dress made up by
him equal ia quality, durability, and workmanship
All produced by the fashionable houses IN Broadway
Having satisfactorily solved this problem they may compare
their nominal prices and he convinced that although
price the test of cheapnc.s PHILLIPS SYSTEM r-
although he imports the best article and employs but
the best wokmcn he nevertheless sells for ready money II 80
per charged b. those who do business on the
old aud exploded credit system. nls3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

u=rs GOOD NEWS. Old Boss Richards X Co,of 2l0
Canal st, have opened their fashionable mammoth
Boot and Shoe Store through to Greenwich it. with good
Greenwich door irem Canal we'll calculated Tor
ladies' misses and children. Their assertment and fashions
MT eqled and prices low 240 Canal street. ssa OF the
largest Boot IN the world. jel-lm+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

NEW REFECTORY.-J. SWEENEY informs his inene
and the public that he has opened Refecory IN th
large and brdns No. Ia F1ton street FISH, Ee'h
and Fowl always be found his tables, and dess
CIV the provided appears in the market
No care attention will be waiting his part 10 give general
hopes find that generous encouragement
which he is determined to Deserve -
i0.n j. SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

= ,~ss~a - "FARE REDUCEDn-"NO MONO
rOLY.-Peopie's Nelr Line cr Boston, r'a
o-sz<rf~- Newport and PforidenceCahin passage one
dolisr-Deck fifty cents.The steamer LEXINGTON CAPT
Vanderbilt. will leave New York for Newport and frov-
deuce Saturday, tne a5th inst at o'clock L h from
,er No North River Freight taken at cnts per foot For
further information apply ON board.
The engine hull the above boat have been rut
In complete ORDER and the public may rest any dhH there
Wu he racing pracc,a Il being entirely unnecessary TO s
tain her well established reputation for speed The regular
day. Tor the Lexington New York will be wednesday,
.na a .,,rIay. ~, ,il further notice al 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
f I r E-W @ r X S;
FIRE-CRACKERS.
large assortment for sale at the lowest prices and
GAsSNER YOUNG
e3.t4+ l32 Chatham.
FIRE WORKS.

ny- FOURTH Of JULY.-The subscriber, the old es
tabli,hed agent for the u Laboratory edges Celebrated
Fire Works the public complete assortment
farge small Fire works fer the approaching celebration
Sizes Headings Of Gold and Silver RAIN stars Serpn
Crimson Fires &c. Suns, Fans Pyramids Palm Trees SAXON
and Peruvian Crosses with plain aud illuminated centres
Mines Torbons Hexagons Tangles, Vertcles and other
wheels Signal Lights Pigeons, Roman Candles, Italian stream
er Snakes Nests Flower Potts. Sepents or Snakes ocro a'
Pin Wheels Benrolas Spur Firms ras.hoppers Blue Lights
Torpedoes, Pulling Crackers &C. &c.
Also, Fire Crackers in boxes Of different sizes. :.
PARTIES committees of country merchants ciy
Others supplied usual with articles warrantes
and at Laboratory fixed prsces H. fVELiN,
i,6 lm+ 23I Fulton street. Greenwich
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

ONE PRICE HAT STORE.

ONE PRICE HAT STORE.
BROWN & CO.'S HATS,
- For cheapnes and durability, not surpassed by
heretofore offered. They combine all the requisite
qualities of the costly for color, ghtness, dura
by and usre, the reduced price Of 50. Their sales
for which precudes the necessity charging the good
for loss incurred by the bad The public invited
examine their Hats at BROWN CO.'S wholesale and
tail warehouse No l7s Chatham Square, Of Mott st.,
New York. my3l SIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

n3- ID. d. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly ~ Bar
street has removed 10 No co. Warren street. 2nd do
IRE IN West Broadway. mylo-Sm
as- WONDERFUL COURAGE Oh A FEMALE
On the 10th day Of June called the Medical Occ No 75
Hudson street business; there cancer about
the sire ola hens csc errpated from the breast % hra Has
kel coored ad residing al Mr. Thomas Reys of
West Broadway aud Franklin street by Dr. Solomon Heine
After the operation she inquired Of the Doctor whether he
could 90 about her work usual His reply that she
could after the operation she went 70 work a. usual
without the least ncony enienct. ~ ID.
t.t~ AZ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

rT,O ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
The subscribers would respectfully inform builders and
that they have constantly hand and are prepared 70
furnish short notice architectural ornaments 81 every de-
scripon, for the interior finishing Of dwellings churches
and other public buildngs viva capitals for cnlunns and
all the orders of architecture CONSOLES tusse
rehsa mouldng roettes pAarr fiess ornaments NC nc
any The tong proved quality q composition orna
ents executed by them renders Il useless 70 say cn
its euogy; and with the they and irom long
practice in the execution OF models moulds and every depart
ment business naer themselves that for hodness Of relief
general sharpness d beauty, their work viii beicnod
they having avoided tiny at underlined
much Justly complained o Great Attentions having been
paid the modes Of manufacture 10 Inurs the best quality
the possible price hey are happy say that their pre-
scale OF prices will be found be beyond the reach OF
abatement or competition.
Builders Of New York in any part Of the United States
wena hnd material ssvisg, and likewise procure superior
article BY cag writing for thing Of the KIND they may
require have hand and enabledto NIL orders 70
CALLER MURPHY,
Mandatory 5o2 Broadway,
mvIAsm+ Que door from Nblss.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

lrz- TO THE PUBLlC-We call the special auentono OF
the public inducements held out by SfL'lEk -
l56 Broadway for investing N real estate " NeM VI
Hale ~ the Journal Commerce. have good reasons Tor
knowing that the affair question possesses the enre conn
.nc. 81 The recommend those rcsons who
hays any doubts 10 call sylvester Co who DESTROYS
Il giving the most full aud perfect satisfaction IN reply 70 any
ino.i,;es made jei7'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19
- r-Y~s - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE Tor
ErsEssA.x Norfolk, Charleston, C., Petersburg and

- - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE.
-. Norfolk, Charleston, ;. G.. Petersburg and
SS0Mxn<sn9- Richmond-The steamboats, ALABAMA,
KENTUCKY, and JEWEss all boats speed and aceommo
daon will running daily the first April between
Baltimore Norfolk Portsmouth, leaving the lower end Of
Spears wharf afternoon at O'Clock or Immediately al
tar the arrival - the from Philadelphia, and VIII arrive
marnng Portsmouth in time Tor the for Wtni
thence steamboats, Charleston Returning VII leave
Portsmouth every day after the arrive from e south anu
reach Baltimore morning in time for the cars Tor fha'
deplis
These boats in connection with the well known steam
jackets Georgia and Sosth Carolina which leave Norfolk
Saurd, Cor Charleston, giving travellers achoee They
ais, with the James River boats to Peters
burg Richmond Strangers informed Told travellers
kuaw this the cheapest and most comfortable route Tor
southern travellers, there no changes from cars steam
boats stages ~ .he dead If night the Washington
route The company therefore hope the travelling part OF the
community viii parone them in giving equal facilities and
Passage aud fare to Norfolk, So. JOHN W. BROWN,
nos,r Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19
II s,ovc,. water EiIscr-.

90 II being the wish Of many persons who have had We
above Filters in use that the subscriber should recommends
the Of them he hereby acqants his TRENDS
and the public, he intends 70 Keep them constantly w
hand and atters himself the long experience he ma aao
London and NewYork he cannot be eSesea ~ ,s 00''
article. . ~, - 49,,
jt7.im- Plurntus p Engineer, 'sV o.oap'e!.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

a. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-The Sub
M scrber will dispose Of so of Land in the village
sA of jamaica Long Island. It most conveniently loca-
ted II will be sold entire lots to suit purchasers II not
privately disposed Of by the 18th of June it will be sold at auc
tion five lots that day. The dwelling house and out
buildings with acres attached will be for rent or sale II
every comfort and that gentleman can
desire The title inquest snabe audit very that
perty of this character is in the market.
ALEXANDER L. Bolts,
my27-tf Jamaica, L..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

H.. gOOTs, BOOTS. BUOTS.-AT WALKER
~y CO.'S, POS Canal Il, cor. of Hudson st-Just re-
ceyei 600 pairs Of gents dress boots the ahdoncst
article the public, with steel and brass
plates the heels prices 80 - 80 and 50 pair Gents
CATERS aud high walking shoes from - 10 $3.50 per
fashionable article saable fer hot weather. LADIES' misses
and chdras boots buskn shoes Of all colors sorts Sizes and
fashions prices 5Oc 75c and 81 per pair Gents French and
native calf skin boots from 81 s. 40 per Boys and
chrens boots Don't mistake. Walker 200 Canal street
corner Hudson and 235 the Greenwich street the
old stands 226 and 23l ny2l-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

nr- SECOND WARD HOTEL.-Next to the
Fulton street. in Nassau This well known establishment
having undergone thorough reng in complete order
accommodation OF those who may honor with their
patronage. .
this house. besides the lower story which thrown
entirely open public bar large room upon the Sc
cond feet BY 25 well suited for the accommodation OF
public meetings together with several smaller adapted to
the clubs referees for the transaction of other private
business.
Clubs and private parties accommodated with and
furnished with dinners suppers, composed every
species of game decacy which the markets afford at shor,
notice. (jeli-yl EDMUND JONES, Proprietor
IZNiCKERBOCKER HALL. No ~ Park Row.-The sub
N scriber having opened the above house the URO
PEAN PLAN, would respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they ready accommodate them style
b surpassed by smtirr house this CITY. lh
will be furnished with every convenience and All
the axues of unrvaled market There hundred
lodging rooms. which airy newly furnished and IA perfect
order The Ordinary, being the first floor spacious neat
and well Tushed and the tables shall always he
supplied with al the variety the market affords, served np BY
experienced cooks.
The marked success which has attended establishments Of
this evidence adoption TO both business
and travellers.
Gentlemen visiting the city, will find this most desirable and
central situation bcng nearly Broadway fronting the Park
and short the beauty and elegance Of local aud
rstory objects Of attraction and plendor with which New
York abounds. EDSALL JONEs
B-For the accommodation OF Travellers this house will
he onen :, All bonrs ef the night. al.u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 10. 1889.

Regular days Of leaving New York this month"; Wednesdays
FARE REDUCED TO THREE DOLLARS.
NO MONOPOLY
NEW LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
PROVIDENCE
- - The new, elegant and fast sailing steamer
e. JOHN w. RICHMOND, Captain VIM IL.
Townsend, will leave for the above places, ON
Wednesday next at O'Clock, from Pier No. North River
For further inform alton, apply to
JNO H. RICHMOND, Agent,
at the office the wharf.
Travellers may be assured that this boat A not race with
that may be against her. but will proceed on her
route as If no other boat was in company Jc3on
b. T-S~~ - EXCURSION TO THE FISHING
SxsSZzSao1 BANKS-The owner Of the splendid steam
- boat NEPTUNE, at the solicitation ofseve.
raj of their friends have consented to give few parties Of
pleasure during the months
She will leave the foot of Seventh street. +. r. on WE'D
NESDAY MORNING, 10Th June (weather permitting) at
half past O'Clock touching the east tide OF Catharne slip
O'clock and pier No. North River at half past Sociock
A. NJ for the Fishing Banks returning in the afternoon
Single tickets So Ticket to admit Gentleman and Lady
So, dinners included.
person board will provide Lines and Bait
For tickets apply to Capt Pennoyer, on board or to
WETMO2E BENEDICT CO.,
80 Front street
Should the weather prove unfavorabe the Nepuae will
the first fair day.
90 The Sunday Morning News" will please insert the
above. jel44t&W