The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-04
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O'Clock A. NJ, ior shrewsbury, opposite the Highlands
The Edwin Lewis leaves the foot Of vessy street. at
O'Clock, for the same place.
The Gazelle will leave at seven this morning for Port
Chester, from the foot of Market street The CIT,
Guard will be on board
The Santa Claus will leave the foot of street
will make excursion to Poughkeepsie landing 1T the
intermediate places She will leave the foot Of Grand
street. East River at s. the foot Of Catharns street
quarter past 81 Pier No. at half past 81 foot of Ro
binson street quarter before and Hammond street
O'Clock.
The Highlander viii make three excursions to-mor
row. In the morning she will go down to the Bay and
outside the Hook; in the afternoon around Staten
Island, and in the evening to the Narrows.
The New York Sacred Music Society will make an
excursion to Poughkeepsis to morrow in the Eureka
The crack steamer Rochester, under the command OF
the gentemanly Captain Fury, will leave this evening
An agreeable time be spent at Fort Lee to-day or
tomorrow The steamers Frank and the Robert Annstt
leave every hour from the foot of Canal street.
Capt Degroot, Of the Roger Williams will be happy
to show every attention to all who may take passage
with him on Tuesday evening for Albany
The Troy goes to Albany tomorrow mornings fine
boat, and a nice commander.
The 9. Vanderbilt will make an excursion tomorrow
to the Hook and back, starting from Pier No at r M
Banks tomorrow. This will be grand affair, a. Ken
dall's Brass Band will accompany them.
The fine steamer Herald will make excursion to
Coney Island to-day and tomorrow stopping at Clifton
Newhurgh and Fshkill are very pleasant places The
Thomas Powell will leave for the above places to
row, PM, at 4 O'Clock.
Staten Island WILL of course be crowded to day and
for there every hour.
Any one who wants cheap passage to the West, can
be accommodated at the Office, No. 100 Barclay st.
The American Eagle and the Ion, ply regularly be.
tween Coney Island and this city, the foot Of Canal
street
The Jacob Bell will leave the foet of Pike street at
O'Clock the foot Of Grand street. at 2 and the foot Of
10th street r. at halfpast two this day. for Harlem
The Warren will go down the bay tomorrow, and re-
turn in time for the evening amusementS.
On Tuesday the Buffalo will make an excursion to the
Tomorrow evening there will be a grand excursion
down the Bay, and cotlon party on board the Ion
The Steamer Mountaneer leaves tomorrow morning
at 81 A. NJ, excursion to BRIDGEPORT.
The Geneva will make four excursions to-day to
Coney Island.
down the Bay, and up the Hudson.
The Steamship Iris will leave for Charleston We'd
The splendid steamer Robert L. Stevens will make an
excursion to the Fishing Banks See advertisement in
another column.
to-day and tomorrow every two hours.
All who have not seen Lake Mohopac and Croton
Falls do SO by taking the Harlem Railroad cars.
J. Wilson, 90 Beekman street, says that fun be
had at his place.
The man who found the watch advertised in our CO.
umns will receive $50 if he returns it to the owner.
DR.. Douglass, SO White street, has found purse.
The Yankee Lunch, IS Nassau street, is capital
place of refreshment.
Brown ses Broadway will engrave coat of arms for
you in the best style.
Mrs Postey, No Mercer street, promises refresh
ments Of the best kind to all who will visit her house.
Free turtle soup at No. Duane street, to-day.
II you want shoulder brace, you can obtain one Of
the best kind at Agate's, 237 Broadway.
Two billiard tables for sale at 2o2 Canal street.,
Two steam engines may be had low of II. j. Sanford
l SO Maiden lane.
At Is and 30 Cedar street you buy the best sheet
ings.
J. Levenstyn, 466 Broadway, will relieve you Of all
your old clothes and pay you besides
H. Levett Wall street, will do the same.
lady lost hair bracelet in Market street. Take II
to the corner OF Madison and Market streets
Ice Cream made by steam at ls4 Chatham square.
that may be sustained from fire crackers 26l Broadway
Is his office.
Disorders of the stomach are bad things c. H. Ring,
1872 Broadway, says that Dr. Salmon's remedy is CAPT
tai thing for them.
There viii be a grand ball and show Of fireworks to-
morrow evening at the Pavilion New Brighton.
W. b. Maitland will give $50 for tin box which he
A. W. Spies & Co, 81 Maiden lane, will supply you
with any number of muskets, &C., SC.
At 81 Cortandt street every kind Of patent medicine
can be had.
Turner Fisher have issued four kinds of comic al
foundry and machine shop at Tuscorara,..Pa can
be rented cheap.
j. b. Noah IL Gold street. bets $500 that he can clean
wearing apparel rs well as any
Lightning conductors are very essential this time OF
Shoe findings of the best quality be obtained OF
Edward Godfrey & Sons, 299 Pearl street.
Professor solomon teaches music at SO Chatham st.
Henry Leger l04 Wall street. has excellent lot Of
brandies on hand. Give him a call
At l22 William street get goods Of all kinds
cleaned dyed and finished in the best style.
DR.. Leighton can be found at l0s Chambers st.
" b Palmer is agent for great many newspapers
Hand your advertisements to him
Delluc Co, 3 Park Row. have received their regular
assortment OF mineral waters.
Fireworks can be obtained of J. w. Holberton, rs
Maiden lane made by the celebrated professor Isaac
Edge. Jr. of New Jersey
After the heat of the day is over take sulphur bath
at Mrs. Carroll's, 1874 Fulton street.
Hugh Auchincoss Sons caution the public against
athread marked Coates & Co."
The Jefferson Insurance Company will insure you
Dr. T. w. Harteys residence is 90 Greenwich street
Genn, 24 Broadway will take pleasure in providing
the public with hats. He will give them Of every size
and description, and charges reasonably. We have
tried one of them, and are satisfied.
There will be a race for 5000 on tho Long Island
course On Wednesday.
The man who found a white shaggy dog will get five
dollars If he gives it to the owner.
MIR. Dumsday, 465 Broadway, teaches music and sing
If you address Music at this office will be waited
on by person well qualified to teach the piano
Fmmons, 1872 Canal street. will give you summer hat
cheap.
Light hat-clear head Knox-This gentleman pro-
misses to keep all heads COOL If he is allowed to
them with his hats He says likewise, that you can
make more money with them than you with others
The best way to test the truth, is to try them,
G. +. Rice, Neptune Hotel, New Rochelle, will accom-
mOdate enc hundred visters till Tuesday
Michael Mullone, Jersey City, has twenty rail road
ears and six wagons for sale
Hartwell's Washington House in Philadelphia is one
OF the best conducted hotels in the country. Every
thing conducive to comfort be obtained The host
is bland and obligng-the walters polite and cvil-and
the viands unexceptionable. All of citizens who
intend to go to that city must put up at the Washington
House
Ifauy of our readers should 60 to RichAed Springs,
they will find the American Hotel excellent stopping
place.
Congress Hail. Albany is well conducted establish
ment, and the proprietor will take pleasure