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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-21
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CcSTINyEs. to be consulted e.aadsntslIy at his oses
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in contact Attendance until half past nine O'Clock "a
inewsfs praSOr nairs uicers e.is-Horaee,
Se.us taken in unless pos, paid All city letter. be
a Zee will have the remedy sent to order. N.Y. sw'
NEW ATTRACTIoN-CAsTLE POINT HOUSE, Ho.
sele a. psoyrisscss 2. The Mss.os House ..s
fo. assS.ss hay, s.ns.ssd /. SC,s ns ;s 20, h
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ss.sop' covering s.paes 81 rsny sers Tss house sit
essh SS oy shaded ~ss which f~n p,s wi the
.rendihe whole ds,snc, FRO iheapnr TO the Eyssn
The view rom o, C.,i, rei.t House Of tn. .pep
@S Z. .gSVias snS. AID ss are .prr.a sa
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land. y that s,sson, sai sa u. ives. sr The g.,sse. sd
s Ss IL ssiSS 70 The ss'ser f ,isw Of *. Ssr
rows, the Quarantins Grounds. Nc. .
This prospect reached and enjoyed w vi
rrs nom city ~ New York. by ~ the ferry boats
which ply regularly ro the rot ~ Barclay anal and Chris
,ogher .. ss,' IN frsw thirty E forty minutes
rich BE- obtained little of time aud
nsy. -
The house will he provided ", reshsns suited to the
sesson and pains % be spared 20 rendtrh place Of
general resort, unrivalled
H.hnhen. Nav. ta'o. mveimf
CCALD HEADThis prevsleu, disease u speedily eradles
Nt-d Nv Mrs MOTT Fsrsie Physeisn sr7-sm'
CHEAP gnent clo,hins rnsausse-
" tured IN fashionable and substantial nsnnef Al Ne
os Beeknsn street rearl At sfoo~sE greatly reduced
priees:-
sursrhne black, blue or green Dress Coa, So 10 $40
ID Do Ffock Coat rs To "a
Beet Cashmere Pants, ITO
0,n,le-ens cloth and subs,asiial nsn.sr a,
the following pricss-
Mai.s and mrnins Coats " to 50; Vests. siss to 81
nass s.n cod .. MAFFAT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-21
United states Circuit Court
Before Judge THOMPSON.

MAY 0-Darid MADDEN, James Leferts, and
WsA, Haddex, Us. Justice Hoyt,-This was one of
,hose numerous cases which are constantly coming
before the Court to settle disputes between the Gus
TOM House authorities and the importing merchants
Inc pIantih imported large quantity of worsted
shirts ane drawers, which the collector insisted was
cent, ad valorum -
Evidence was adduced to show that the garments
qaesuen were hosiery goods, and that ready made
pantaloOns.
The District Attorney offered to show that the
collectors had simply acted in accordance with the
instructions from his superior at Washing
ton.
and that verdict must pass for the plaintiff pa
IMAGES SlS7 50.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-21
SR ASTONISHING CHEAP SPRING GOODS

-T&&70 ASTONISHTNG CHEAf SFKINI GUUDS
- Look at his-our motto Cheap for Cash these
hard timeso 900 pairs of the handsomes gents dress Boots
offered to the public with steel plates
the heels SO per pair French Calf 81
5o the best gents Quarter Boots and high talking Shoes
shoes cheaper than yet offered in cy Ladies' French
other light coIors Misses and chldrens black bronze
and light buskns and slips beat cheapest the city
good stout boots for rem nken. and
men from to So the ever just call at
the handomes cheapest and ofbsos and
in the city. Remember the nimble sixpenee apasI Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-21
Police Once.


Pickpocket ArTexied-A youngster, who called
himself Jenny Divine, was brought up, charged
with picking the pocket of Mr.. Ralph G.. ThOmp-
son, bsarder at the Farmers Hotel. that gentle
was staring at q picture shop in Broadway.
Part of the money was found i'm the seat Of Jemmys
pantaloons, and therefore he committed. This
same Jenny Divine was also charged with stealing
silver watch, and other property from the person
OF Mr. Henry Hardenburg, and as some part of this
last property was also found ON Jenny, he was
fully committed.
Il slippery IIickster.-A butcher named William
Kemble went to one OF the steamboats, that brings
down pro luce from the North River, and bargained
for ten tubs, which he said for the use Of the
rcfectery under the North American Hotel, and he
directed the boatmen to have the butter its
destination by cartman as he wanted to make some
other purchases. After the ten tubs Dispatch
ed, kemble returned to the boat and bought four
tubs of butter, which he put another cart
and went off. He had not been gone with the
ond load long before the first cart returned with the
tubs and the driver reported that such person
was known at the refectory to which the butter had
been sent The boatmen at this began to think that
his four tubs were in danger and ii would appear by
the sequel that some grounds existed for this opinion
The cart containing them had not proceeded far up
Fulton street ere Kemble began TO want four dol
lars, and this loan he contrived to raise of the
carman, When they got rs lar as Beekman
street, Kemble had great anxiety to call his
aunt and il she would take two Of the tubs Well
he called upon his aunt and he stad long, that
the carman's patience became exhaused, and he
drove the refectory without the company Of Kem-
BILE, and then had to 60 back to the boat with only
two tubs Of butter and minus his four dollars. The
boatman considering that NJ Kemble was a greasy
customer, and had played as.ippery trick, got an
officer aud had him arrested. The agstrate cos,-
mitted Kemble for the false pretence.
Another charge Of a more serious nature-horse
stealing-was then preferred against lister KEN
Bile Mr. wilkins, livery stable keeper in Eldridge
street. from whom Kembie hired horse and wagon
on the 7th inst, and forthwith called Andrew
Fash, OF Cross street. and snapped the horse for $40
a H. IL. ~. -
were deposited at stable in Liberty street, where
wilkins found them two hours after he had obtained
intelg ence Of the horse.
Kemble refused to say any thing in answer to the
charge except that he native Of this city, and
by trade butcher. He was also fully committed ON
this charge.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-21
General Sessions.

Present Judge Isgraham, Lynch, and Edw. Sanford.
MAY a0-This morning Judge Ingraham took his
seat ON the BENCH and the two judges appointed
under the Criminal Court BILL havin. previously
taken the oaths before the county clerk took their
seats Aldermen Nash and Ferris also took their
places, SO that the Court made very formidable
figure.
Judge Ingraham desired that the jurors summon
ed to attend this TERM should be notified that the
Court would be in session Thursday at IL o'clock
One Of the first duties which the new Court will
have to perform, will be the election Of a clerk and
crier. Jacob Hays and Henry Meigs row fill the
Offices but it said they will have to retire and their
places will be filled by MIR. vandervoort, the deputy
clerk, and Benz. }. Hays, whe is chip Of the old
block.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-21
BROWN & CO.'S

a THREE DOLLAR MATS. No. l7s Chatham Square,
- corner Mott street. apI4 3n'
"A ECONOMY Is wkALTh.--r.lsgant SNORT nap Mole
- skla Hats the low price Of $780, established
These Hats retain their shape and color al
weathers.
Also article $3.50 for the price be exceed
general OF aps of the latest patterns cheap
BROWN, Practca al Halter, 146 Canal St
"A HATS AND CAPS AT PRICES TO SUIT The
- TIMES:-Eine Beaver and Nutria Hats, Moleska aud
Silk Hats plais Castor and light Hats gentemen
ling Caps chdrsns fancy CLOTH velvet and
Caps The above articles made of the best materials
and the and most shapes Fer sale
duced prices.
apa5 Inn WILLIAM BANTA, 1870 Chatham st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-21
E@ BOOTS AND SHOES CHEAPER THA

NEWELL takes this me thod to in
the public that
for the Of the above artices-ha he
pared 10 sell better article for the money than be
chased this city elsewhere The materials OF his
selections the labor under his supervision and
warranted he will guarantee sell fifteen per less
The large stores Nos 1885, 1885, aud ia Chatham street
mvI3 2tn+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-21

<S0S9 aJ FOR SHREWSBURY AND RED
III - BANK.-The steamboat OSIRIS, Captain
NZ- Aaire. will run as follows, from foot Of Mar
ket street. East River
New Work every Tuesday, Wednesday Thur sday.
add Friday at O'Clock A M. On Saturday, at O'Clock,
p. M.
Leave Shrewsbury every Toesdsy wednesday THURSDAY
The boat will above until further notice, If deemed
prudent the safety Of the vessel aud passengers
- Stages will be in readiness
part the country the arrival ef the beaS q Red Bank
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-21
Supreme Court.

MAY D-There was q very large attendance Of bar
risters and other worthless, at the Court this morn
ing, in expectation Of hearing the argument tho
quo tc0rrant0 served out against the members Of
the Coanty Court, by the legal advisers Of Justice
Merritt OWING the illness of chief Justice Bron-
son, the case did not come up In all probability it
canes up this morning.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-21

ELE IfANT STATE NOONS
.OQsN An This DIAMOND draws but ~ inches Of
water aud leaves Coz Albany direct witheat
10y landing at the ,n,e~msdiate places. Fare 81.
No charge for berlha.
Burdsss Few aud splendid wpressure steamboat OLA.
MOND, Capt A. Flower will ave the foot Of Murray
street. this afternoon, May is, ats o'clock.
The Diamond will leave Albany for New York, Monday.
Wednesday Friday, at o'clock r. NJ From New York
Tuesday, Thmsday, aud Saturday, at O'Clock. M
o. All kinds o. property taken only at the risk Of the
ov ners thereof mvt6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-21
TO GUN DEALERS.

TO Gun DEALERS.
w. SPIES CO. have removed to s,s Pear street, and
n being determined 10 reduce her stock Of srs Pstois,
Qua Materials and other Sporting Articles, win cen In
quantity, at extreme low prices.
cs CAsWELL's AMERICAN RIFLES, for correct
shooting warranted equal rifle manufactured ~
of the world will be offered to the trade below the cast Of
manufacture myiem
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-21

NAvAL.-Lieut. Charles ii. h Blair, has been ho-
morally acquitted by the Court Martial at Phadel-
phia, ofthe charges preferred against him by Com
modore BALLARD, and the Presidenthas approved
the proc eedinss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-21

Rain has lately fallen in Georgia, and in parts Of
the Carolinas 60 an injurious extent Thousands Of
acres of cotton and said to have been torn
up and Swept away by IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-21

NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PACKETS;
III & 49, re
Sailing from New York on the h and FRO" Liverpool on
F.sru~yis-The uSfTEp STATES. Capt 4: Gisher..
March is-The VlRGINIAN, Capt. Lewis Higgins.
Mg Nv i s-rSs sHTEfHEN %hf&NEf tss"lcas
February THE SHEFFIELD p, 500 tons;
M Mari iTSe SNfTfb sTATEs $50 toUs ''''
Nav THE vIRGlNIAN, $40 tons: 49,
The qualities OF the above Shqs ana the
OF their well known Every
interests Of Importers The price to Liverpool the
cabin the other lines fixed at $lao with wines and
stores description The will not be Responsible
for any letter parcel package sent BY the above hs for
which bill Of iadng Is po >ksn rss rssht Of passage
Aprs" SANDS, TURNER, FOX CO,or
aisy ROBERT KERMIT. "a South street.
M REnAND sCoTLAND, AND WALES, with a
passage from the different ports at reduced rates
can Obtained Every attention. facility and Information will
b given emgrants by different agents. throughout the
or he rm being now on SPOT hosc
engaged their fends here to prevent delay too
Letters will be forwarded and be secured 70
Ism and s Of month"; throughout the Also 10
London the s 10th, and goth Of each month"; by applying
"''''' "''''-H ERDMAN Z KEENAN, 81 South,
NIB Drafts can be obtained for arye small pay
se at sight National Bank Of Ireland and its branches
OF on the Bank ireland and its branches by apply
iuesas above 's''
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-21
Corencr's Oskcc.

MAY Goa inquest was held at s. Exchange
Place. ON the BODY II Kate Sullivan aged two
II appeared that the deceased had been ailng for
some time. and that her mother took her ~ the dis
peu.sry. where the child was prescribed for and the
uedicise taken hc,ae and duly administered. Alter
a short time the child went TO sleep and never woke
again.
The Jury found eaat the child died in consequence
of having opium administered 10 u, by its mother
under the grossly ignorant advice ~ soe spothecary
attached to tho eve iurmsry. who had neglected 10
give proper directions Tor adnnistring the medi.
cine"
Another wa. held on the body of ravid Willie. re-
siding ri No 2I3 sixteenth street " appeared that
the deceased wen, from home well in health but got
INTO quarrel with man named Jsmes Pagan. near
IN. Chemical works. where the latter knocked
willis down and he carried home insensible.
IN this state he lay five hours. and then died. he
iury Ifoupd that David Willis died of apoplexv,
Int that he immediate cause was HE receiving
blows from James Pagan. fagar was arrested and
sent g. the tombs.
Another was held On the body Of Robert Iinck-
nso an IN rectcr II lumber, ho sset with his death
in consequence efthe falling Of heavy pile OF tim
Der which split his scuil Literally In two pieces.
Verdict &C cdent,l death This catastrophe occurred
nesr the corner Of Jefferson and Cherry streets.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-21

IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO. The New Orleans
CORES pondent Of the Baltimore Patriot, mentions
report, that the Federaiists were in possession of
Campeachy, which gives them the mastery Of Yucca
tan and the whole Peninsula The authorities of
Vera Graz were advised that the Federal army were
march pg on that city. and il is the opinion OF the
wriler that, Vera Cruz is in possession Of
the Republicans Of 'N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-21

LArs FROM TExAs-By the New York, at New
Orleans, 10th instant files of Galveston papers to
the 7th instant inclusive have been received. No
rain had fallen in Galveston for many days, and
the city was almost destitute Of water. Very little
rain falls in Texas between the latter part Of March
and the first Of October. The citizens were prepar.
ing reservoirs and cisterns TO secure copious sup
ply at the first rainy spell. Goods were selling at
auction at unusually low rate splendid ball
was lately given in Houston, by the Hon. Alcee
Labranche, Charge des Afai,ss from the United
States to Texas He is soon to return to the United
States.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-21

TRiAL or ComMoBors ELLior.-Csptsin Will
kinson and passed Midshipman Benton, were ex-
amiued on Tuesday, Barton's testimony was proba-
bly,, the longest and most circumstantial that has
bees or 10 to be delivered during this trial IL re-
istes prime 20 circumstances connected with
his renewal after his duel with the late Lieutenant
Wood, and said to be in stste when such removal
placed his life in imminent danger. from the Consii-
tuition to the Shark, by order OF Ccmmodure Elliot.
against whom, in consequence, the charge Of cruelty
is pref rred According to IL, also, the conduct
of Commodore Elliot respecting this officer was
most outrageous throughout
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-21

Mosp, csg, A. FiSr.r viii aye the foot Of M"rray
W s:sy .as Pen i'''
- All kinds o. property taken only at the risk Of the
kSRrrxxsEJ~ Stamford Norwaih, bridgeport aHd New
T5- sIssi1sr.' fxiaFiELD or NIMRop win l,s,. ,s.,
fGs -, md sswSa.., mt -
place, At NJ, and one at NJ making two boats each
n. ss ~ h.. so G s 4 & SssssS5 e
bay Canaan ard Dsnbsry and stages usual to al other
6AH PAssAGE IRON GLASGOW, Direet-rs
ffT % *. "sS, po ss S'
s ss,s =. s favorable oVSGrtoyvSR Il
mys 60 South street, of Pine.
SkR FOR ELsINoRE AND sTETTIN-Ths Zoe
@ r.. .s.. brig Sirius ssh%, 10, ma, .s:'. , n.' %Si
;S sss, x SSiy me ''5 stasiDTs
sS1 FOR FREioHT or CHARTkR.-rhe superior
TSxMs ess 'sf s:ss s'gsis' ss%
's I., order Tor 'HB6y6 HNSRES, To.,n. BUILDING
AZ FOR FREIGHT OR cpARTER-Ths fac,
&C., ..,,ins eoppsr fastened sad eopsr.d Dasish brig
1850 e's-' sb I1r ysSs E AsSSy 2
IN ssi%s Ne" YORK built packet ;sp hogHEsfER,
lA-Philip wcodhouss master, will positively sail ON
The shfp take cabin Ter which.
having fitted and well worthy
s a.u'os Of passengers, ay board at west eide Bur
WISH Woodruff MINTURNs 81 South .,
k&E FOR LoNDON.-raehet Of l.t jss..-rhe first
H<x class fast sailing packet ship MEDIATOR Csptein
&-, hampln, will SAL a. above, Der regular day; having
Accommodations for cabin. cabin and
eerag Persons intending embark should ske
immediate apric~fop hoerd. ct ~ Pine street
GLOVER McMudRAY,
myao 80 South street
kk6. oLD LINE aIvERPOOL PACKET Re rular
AxTx Packet of the let June The rirz ant fast sailing
eGxaR rsekei, ,hir ssoyTH AMERieA, Capt q.
Bailey. viii soil a. above, her regular dav.
For freight ~ pas sg, having spepdia accommodation 40
rlv 10 the e-r the foot Of Beek
NOODHtE co.
CHAs ", MARSHALL "a Buriine clip .
TIE packet ~ ENGLAND, Captsin T. Waite. will
South America aud sail the 10Th of June. her
r. guar day. my2o
| fyApMfVE sTRELT yUNyH The sysseribsr respect.
v rrr infrs his friends and the puh'c thsi W. has
ud
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-21

SENTENCE OF DEATH Lorenzo Dow alias Pablo,
was yesterday brought before the L. : Circuit
Court receive his sentence having been convicted
If the murder of Capt. William B. Langdon Of the
brig Francis Of Boston. The sentence was deli
vercd by Chief fancy, and that Of death.
The prisoner is to be hung upon the walls Of the
Jail. He Is Malay, and his appearance very unin-
tele ctual and inAne.-t Baltimore american Ma -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-21

fykpMfVE sTRELT yUNyH -The sys.eribsr respect.
" fsr iurs his ricnds and the puhlic that w. has
"a A.. above estabshaent Oy and R.sh Room
whs. Intends kesp good bs bad IN the city NJ
,a,ns I'M ne SHARED on his part 10 please his patrons
ny 9t lsAtt JOiNSVN, " armine 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-30
DIR LIE sAoE,s seEoIFIc FOR SECRET MALA.

DR LIE sAGE's SPECIFIC FOR SECRET MALA.
~ DlEs-The above remedy for the most distressing dis
incident 10 the human originated from the .usht
ened mind Of the eminent lie Sage the PRONUNCIATION and
cess Of which, throughout the kingdom Of France I;sy
BIS added honor 10 tie highly honored Iae Of the
The sufferer Is restored TO his usual health without DELAY or
inconvenience The secret has hitherto been confined 10
France and Italy II has recently been by way OF
New Orleans. 70 the American public.
II - particularly recommended 20 frng as con-
tanning portion e Mercury whereby many have been
dssbleefron service The r. sd cators found to give
date relief to those afflicted with structures and diseases Of
the prestrats gland
Anodyne Linimen price 81 cents This Ln.nt been
used for upwards Twenty years and have been
eheeiua remedy multitude Of painful sfe.oou Chroa-
eRsumatism, piains, bruises cramps, stiffness Of the joints,
sore throats Owing to the iuit zon that
circulation the genuine will hereafter be signed the Outside
OF the bottle by Nathaniel Howard ia Broad street. Boston,
The proprietor IN his hand writing in New York, BY A..
Sands 70 and 100 Fulton street 8 H. kngA Broad
way A. Merlin corner Pearl and Certre and BY Dr. Embree,
~ East Broadway principal sren-in Phlsdepha, j. W.
Ne 250 ID street principal agent, X knorrs corner
Goals and Second Dr. jayne 90 ID street Martin cor
Spring Garden and 9th street. DIR Grail South I'd street
js7 cod Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-30
jais srn-

NOTlCE.-The copsrnership between the snbscr bers,
~ existing the City OF New York. uader kr Of EUs
It's PRESCOTT CO.. expires b. Limitation Sis, in.
slant The Business viii be closed BY either OF the paraers
their agent, who will the Of the firm only
liquidation. EUsrIs PRESCOTT,
SAMUEL JONES
New Orleans, l4th Dee 1885,
Eust Prescott has associated with him his Frederick
Thos. Prescott, under the firm OF EUSTIs PREsCOTT
son, who will continue the Commission business
tatior of Wines at No. Pine street and solicit from ID cir
friends their usual orders purchases sss
southern and western produce.
New York, Jan ist, ls40 las I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-30

ITO MARRIED woNEN-b it net but too well known
that the families Of the married often increase beyond
the happiness Of those who give them birth would dictate
Ia how maay instances does The hard working father and
esPecay TIE mother Of poor family remain slaves through
their lives Juggling at the Of ncesssn labor, topg
hive, and living bat to toll when they might have enjoyed
comfort aud comparative sHsnee and and toll have
weighed down tie spirit and last br-ken the health Of the
father how often is the widow left asable with the most
Intentions TO her nerle ohsrrng from becom
degraded objects % charity proga,e votsres Of vice
IL desirable heD moral FOR parents TO increase their
antilles. regardless Of consequences to themselves the well
being Of their Offspring, sben simple easy healthy and
remedy 10 within control The advertiser feeling
the Importance OF This subject and estimating the bene6
resulting Thousands by the adoption Of prescribed by
her (nreducsd by III. celebrated midwife and female phy
elan, Mrs Re,te the grandmother Of the sdvertser and
who has made thus subject her particular and especial udy
Il Il not wise and vruOus to prevent evils TO which
SUBJECT by simple and hsslthy within costrol p
Every dspsssionate vtoas and enlightened mind will
hesitstngly the Affirmative. This, then is all that
Mrs. r. recommends recommended Price Five Do
lars package accompanied with full and particular directions
Fer the convenience those unable 10 call personally Cir
euar. fully explanatory will be sent free OF experee
posisge eEeepted any part Of the city United States
NJ letters must be post paid, ard addressed 10 MADAME
REsTELL. female Physician. Prn,ipal Office $50 Green
wieh street New York. Office hours from A. W. to r. NJ
ia4 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-30
GRANDJEAN'S MEDICINAL
III A / r

nASIEL SWEENEY, II Ann street. returns his
~ thanks TO his friends for the liberal supportksy
nave uniformly rendered him since he rst opened his ,ectory
and them that will Re has ebd1svOr merit
continuance OF their appreciation His table FURNISHES
With toe best The market affords and those who may honor
table with their preseace dspend upon being served
cleanliness eivility aud promptitude. lilo II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-30

UMPOR rANT TO GENTLEMEN. -Th- article Of Ar
p.rs forming large item "a TIE expenditure Of every
sentlerap Becomes i'm sOrtsnt TO btzh ready cash
Ter the when hr0wa aside. n.idsrabs asnr can
be made asuuty by attention 20 this hitherto coasde-sd
unportaut subject Tne subscriber having Effected ar
yents vh several crgnry merchants f1r suna NJ
them With of Clothing IT, therefore, enabled wlnc
Do pay the utmost value.
CenteH.n having the above mentioned articles dspa..
or for cash do better than 20 eBd for the subc
who will attssd them ~ their residence.
H. LEvETT, 1917 william street.
dc An ~ 100 Fulton.