The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-29

Brooklyn City InteIli9ence.
completed, and which BE- attached to the Nnp al,
Reformed Church. dedicated This chanel s,tustS
enc block east Of Myrtle avenue between Adcphi street
and Clermont avenue The main building win be erected
ayear hence and will cost about $4,000 Rev Elinsn
dorf Y the pastor Of this congregation This chapel
constructed In the Norman style OF architecture at an
expense Of $4,000 including fences she'd and Furniture
OF the chapel 1t will about 400 persons The Rev
Lr Dwight, OF New York and Rev. Mr. Hodge Of Brook
yn participated In the opening exercises The eloquent
and impressive discourse this occasion was by
the Rev. Dr. Bethune, from Psalms 27 CAV He en-
its pleasure and profit. At the close of the sermon he
pronounced the dedication The financial Statement of
the committee showed that all expenses thus FAR
atout $500 had been provided for and measures were
taken to raise the deficit The spot In urging the pro
prcty Of 20 doing Or Bethune alluded to the Rev Dy
Rogers formerly Of the old Presbyterian Church in Wal
street, who aid he hated three thingssin dirt ami
debt all Of which should be removed.
the inelemency Of the evening the house was filed
Marine Affairs.
CoAsrisc VEssrLs-pILoT LAw.-We have been cred
bly, informed that coastiDg vessels very
in port There arriving daily eight hundred
tons Of coal the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad all Of
which is to be exported and vessels ouely
sary No doubt the old pilot laws have had good deal to
do in keeping away coaspg vessels from Baltimore: but,
on and after the ls day of June the half o,orc law will
be imperative IT having been repealed y the present
Legislature The port is open for al vessels
coating and foreign and the captains left employ
pilot not ar they may choose and they do not
fit to engage they cannot be taxed with half piloagc,
has been the law for many Observation-Disclosures
Patriot.
A SUCCESSFUL yoyAcE-Among the numerous accounts
which have recently to hand Of disasters and
losses in the whaling feet it is gratifying to be able
report instance al least handsome per centum
The ship Saratoga, Captain Ephram Harding returned
to this port yesterday after absence Of thirtywo
months whaling cruise to the Pacific with q
cargo Of 200 barrels Of sperm and 600 barrels of Whale
oil and has sent home during the voyage 430 barrels OF
whale oil 10000 lbs of whaebone and has disposed Of
so barrels Of sperm oil foreign port the whole pro-
ceeds Of the voyage amounting in value to more than
sl2ooo; and exceeding that Of any cargo before landed
at this port-N. Bedford Mercury May e.
| The Christian Israelitics will celebrate
Sunday, the 3Oth in commemoraon Of the day the Law
spirit descended on the disciples The sansts ary in First
street near avenue will be pen for the public
ton. Seats free. Thine respectfully. NJ /. BISHOP.
DIR. Banning gives a free Lecture before
the s q on tine 81 and
Sdren at three on Thursday Friday sed satarsa,
es this week, at the Brooklyn Institute.
Watches, Watches, and JewcIry.-Ths
subscriber selling atches retail IT the folown;
s cs Ern eve %eRs nn spy
SSSfhsa wesSe
ladies' $50 Gold Hunting Patent Levers for sentleasu
ysrs Sis $50 Gold Hurting Watches when run ssS
Ssss Cola nnnng Watches s. Sh run sso ay Col
Pocket aaS''
sr e% s.s than all sf
G. ALLEN Importer Of Watches and Jswelfy, Wholesale
formerly at 81 Wall street.
| Diamonds and Diamond Jewelry.-Dia.
Gre quality offered at ss Jewery at the
tail dealers. Sales rooms 3SI Broadway corner OF Whit,
'''''" - DAVID RAFT, Manufacturing Jewele.
4 rfe IL
days. Of 'P'en'' Done IN ''s1 ana
| The Announcement OF the Gcnin Summer
styles like the appearance Of the swallows rshers in thu
sns
M rss % Sss S
Hats equal these hitherto offered !,
styles sia @ Asss and e.
'(NN' GENiNs, 2l4 Broadway, opposite St. Paurs
Knox, the Halter. No. las Fulton street
has designed magnificent Hat for the err which Gem
hines beauty ghtness elasticity and every other der
tempting to dodge the claims Of Knox ssod
Of the profession His hats wiz commend the approeatior
found it out Hence the rush that annually
for the Knox hats.
At Freeman's Union Hat Store. 80 Fulton
ssdse fancy straw
as hsr ' a sas y R Ps a asa
FREEMAN, 90 Fulton street, ssar Cola
Espenscheid's Silvcry Rocky Mountai,,
Beaver was no sooner out than took the lead al
Ietitors. The costly establishments in Bro aay
compete with this who puts capital
his hats, and not into ornamental fixtures rare
rich, light highly nnisLed hat with ger
dearvr In gbroadway AMI IL will be found
letter. and hrer article. Call aud convince yourselyo
Remember ~ Nassau street corner of Ann.
Summer Hats.-W. r. David. gel Broad
way ready TO furnish hs beautiful Rcosy Mountain
rab Beaver Hats, which for ii Illness
surpassed Cali and insrecs them and judge yonrse
Also fanamas Tor gents and boys Of ever,
variety.
Nothing Is so desirable to n Gentleman q
tatte as an elegant a and place where he ~
suited a. at CoLEaANs III Nassau street. Ltrhorn
that are hats.
Onward Is thelr motto.-The PEOPLES Hat
trs in the production Of their drao Hat v
summer wear have Afforded another ccnvnoin
proof o. their decided cyantases all In
npr skill and capital have tTsamphed Hat FioFkers
Union No Park Row, opposite the Astor Bosse. Price
- ~ and ST.
Mnrch Again--Our city papers seem 10 vie
with each other in giving just praise to
TREND, tHAS. q. Nj ktH, Halter, of Third
Creamery park where in httng his splendid and
nrfshng the same Win his beautiful hats Gre sS.lenc
Of which We have long been familiar witty be
honored his profession and This locality
nobe city in manner had not looked for could
nave anticipated All must visit Murcheeftanly
viii regret doing We readily rive place
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