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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18
By the Western Express Mall.

Dates before from st. Louis 10 the 9TH and
from Cincinnati TO the 18th instant
Major Gen. Gaines is at St Louis.
! Not single government member has been returned
from Indiana.
Polk is reelected in Tennessee Cannon il is thought
will be electedby majority of 10000 votes
The notorious Col Ashley and Miller Of the Barton
gang Of coanterfeers have been arrested in Portage
county, Ohio. Two more Of the clique captured
at Cleveland on the Cd inst.
Young Crockett, chip OF the old block, is elected in
Tennessee.
The notorious collar man. Radcliffe Boon is beaten
in Indiana by 1000 votes Mr. Pitcher is the successful
candidate. Boon can now 90 to farming, and sing
my friend and pitcher"
Prentiss is rowing up the shin pasters. Don't spare
them. Keep At them till not a remnant be found.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

ed debt has amply secured by mortgages on real estate
but how much will be realized remains to be SEEM
The Gas Bank has $50 share OF capital paid and yet
aless than two years. by exchange operations msmanageen
Misrepresentation nearly the whole of its capital has been
placed suspense Out of its eleven directors, but four
laan, M Barel r. o. Prchard Seaman Field, and James
Caldwell II stockholders understand their interests, and
Of they have been duly informed of the affairs
they will make such selection. the next election will
look their There is better qualified for the
Presidency Of the institution than Mr. Caldwell He is
head of the Gas Department again. and has weathered
the late successfully As nancer he stands at the
head of the mercantile community in New Orleans This
bank, if properly administered, will get of It's difficulties
Hitherto has been in the hands of SPECTATORS Here
after let the stockholders make benefit the community
The variations in stocks today unmportant. Things APP
pear be very qaie Specie has appreciated little.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

THURSDAY, August nth, II O'clock r. VI.
Among the banks in New Orleans that contributed
in the the country occupies
prominent stand than the Gas Light and Banking Com
pany This institution founded by James H. Caldwell.
about three four years ago. with proessed object OF
lighting the city OF New Orleans with gas assisting the plant
ing interest," and doing banking business general By his in
degase exertons ssd the confidence reposed in him bv the
leg ature charter granted to him and associates
ate ahank with capital Of 6,oooooo dollars Mr. Caldwell
few years previously had procured act Of the legislature
giving hmthe exclusive right toght city gas for
twenty-five years-provided he commenced lighting in two
years He complied with the condition in fifteen months To
carry the great scheme thus favorsby begun Of lighting
che whsle city, Mr. Caldwell applied the charter of the pre
ent bank, and obtained IL.
The taken slowly day before the close Of
books, only 1000 shares had been subscribed for was
not I'LL last day that the knowing ones discovered
Three O'Clock and found eager ubscr
the if die Of his The stock up, and bos.
sands realized by spectators large portion al las,
got this city, where II is now held
The bank into operation, and under the management
the first board Of direction, with Edward yorke their
head divided per the first months Of its exist
ence and this without issue Of Its own What
business did she do She prosecuted her gas works
much activity under he special superntendence OF Mr. Cad
we'll this department divided isl cent 10000 dol
lars Invested She loaned money small sums to good
ubana merchants short time, and did fair and safe
sness exchanges without fear favor Every thing
on coy and institution bid farer TO be OF real service
% the community than did the Gas Bank She successful
in establishing her branches and carrying ont the spirit Of the
charter.
In January 1885, the first regular election took place The
cotton dealers Of Canal had fixed eyes upon the in
stuon and they determined get their hands nois vaults
BY dividing the shares and other tricks they carried
seir ticket with exceptions Mr. Caldwell the
only ofte old board elected. He found himself in
the glorious minority Of designations and filings up then
became the order of the day, till completely packed board
secured Mr. Thomas Barrett elected President In
virtue OF byesw he was erscio chairman Of every
iitee Then commenced system Of favortm and nteren-
orsemenu that has tied up nearly million Of dollsr The
msnnshe Nvens fer the McLes~sthe McLean for the Her
nsnss and 70 on I'D i~nm large portion oftbs suspend
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

ING BANkS.--The Steamboat SUPE-
SsfnsssS- RfOR, Capt James H. Leeds, will leave the
Steamboat Pier foot Of Warren street Friday morning
August 18th, al quarter O'Clock; the d State Prsn
Wharf hall and the foot Of Fulton street River
nj O'clock for Excursion 10 the Fishing Banks will
return To the City about q o'clock ia the Evening.
Fare for the whale trip. rs cents
Dinner will he provided b-ard. Also IN,
furnish Bst andI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

INK. HOBaTONss BALM OF GILEAD. Cos
~ unues n enjoy the reputation that has already been
seowed upon by numbers oftbe afflicted who have suffered
from dyspepsia affections debility loss NJ appetite
heartburn and all similar complaints u virtues cannot be
highly eSoied and ss gaining the reputation th:t Or Sole
nors enjoyed Europe nvads find article
V the purpcs. % well put up IN large scte. with
guicn. cor Bovsry asd Grand 81 ny Soy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18
A RTIFICIAL TEETH,

RTIFICIAL TEETH, without clasps, springs,
n &c thereby avoiding injury TO the adjoining teeth on the
principle of atmospheric by NJ LENETT, Dentist,
Ne. 31lI Broadway, opposite Masonic Hall
This method geRerally known and approved, needs
comment being wholly different In principle and result from
any practised in New York.
His references of the highest ORDER ample, and the
opinos OF tho New York public his improved system,
be o the following respectable papers, New
York Mirror 18th July, 1885, Courier Enquirer 18th Decem
Der, 1885, Evening STAR 18th june, 1887 jel53m1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18
LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD.
CO.. CO. @.

included:-
Lave Hicksyile Leave Jamaica, Leave Bre-klya.
,1o'elsek,A.M ,,o'eleek, a NJ .o'clrck, u
PM 81 PM
Passengers viii he received and en the following places
VIZ weabury Clewsylle De Lsncy Avenue, Union Conrss
Wyckea's Lane, and Bedford.
Tickets ticket offices Ps~s~ngrrs
who take without them will charged third
jyI7.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

DArFR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STAMMERs
beg esce respectfully call the attention Of their friends
and the public generally u the and elegant assortment
goods just received ard opening their No. 3s
Pearl between Frankfort and Hague streets Consu
and dealers will nd their establishment advantages
where else he with addition their entire Soch
Of goods.
Stanmers the above rm generally known NY the
speculation OF the Three Fingered Paper Hanger, and Who
aeedcss but stands unrivaea N the
Of paper hanging both for and despatch, will at
tend pcrsan FAR practicable all the work which shall
be listed IN hsczre. nv5l-6m'
CARD.-MRS. DUNN, Professor OF the spanish Cur
IN and Singing pupil the celebrated Maestro A. Bag
OIL respectfully isorns the Ladies Of New York. that she
gives lessons the above delightful and fashionable
pshments, together separate Application be made
her residence $50 Broadway. au2.ims
RLEACHING POWDBHs-The subscribers he.
ID ing agents for the sale Of Boyu and Sons Chorae OF
Lime In the United States supply dealers and
extent, the lowest market prices For purity ard
strength they will he found fully equal any manufactured in
this country or in Europe. -
, CAMPBELL PERSSE
au4u No lie h liz Nassau street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

HARTMAN u BIRDSALL, 50 Water street, oee
Ii for sale, cheap for cash
10 tubs Welsh Butter 80 frkns Orange dol 100 kegs ov
priced suitable for bakers osr Brandy Chees kegs do
do 100 do superior do barrels do do; ~ boxes Pine Apple
Cheese 81 cssks Hams Ter family 20 do Shoulders do do
equal To Burlington HARTMAN h BIRDSALL,
myo 81 and 81 Water street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18
RE ADySIsEP, AL WHO Aye Argyll I"svT

Il ~ ADVIsEO, ALL WHO Nike ABOUL
- 10 purchase TUSCANS, LEGlIORNS, or STRAW
MTs-the greatest choice Of the finest and best goods IN a
the best sapeswtb the lowest pricesmay be found AZ T.
BENEFITS Straw Warehouse, showroom at 2g7 Broad
way New York new shape, known by the name OF The
Paris Hat This is elegant shape, sets and easy
and web peases the fashionable and Ladies' sa
the bought Hats elsewhere, daily brought Ia
this establishment be altered this beautiful ,as
has the shape the above House Please to ca and
Judge yourselves lie has still large stock hand and
variety suit nil classes with reduced prices
~ Bear in mind the number, 297 Broadway. jylslms
SYRUP SARsAPARILLA AND LEMON
- SYRUP very superior quality, manufactured and for
sale wholesale and retail at the low price Of per do
ren the single bottle and go-d
any made in this city, by II GREGORY,
ISL William u.
B. sarsaparlls draught los gallon, for soda wa
ter au2-tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

= ~ FON BIFFA Lsb-D ETNOIT
SxrlayAa LINE-Packet Boat Newark, Capt r
Dsssussss-- Cady, will leave foo, Of Liberty street.
(whcrc she es,D tor Buffalo, Saturday. August 18Th
nj O'Clock. r. NJ and will be lowed Albany the steam
boat John Jay. The Newark is elegantly fitted the acco
mediation Of passengers and night and Eri~
Canal Passengers this will delays and yrx
ations Of transhpping nj Albany.
For freight passage apply the Captain on Board
A. RINDGE, 10 Coente. Slip.
NORTON SMITH.
lost O. FARMHAM Z WeS 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

DBEECKER sVNtET GARDEN 255
ID Carmine-JOHN wyBLIE begs leave to return his
grateful thanks the liberal patronage he has received
opening the above eab
his friends and the public that in addition his
former premises he has taken in ground ogether with
very numerous collection Of and beautiful plants well
worth the nstce of boanss lie has ALEC engaged
lec Band Of Music, to attend Tuesday asd Thursday
evenings His Confectionery and Ice Cream OF first
quality, surpassed by none In this city.
The strict order and decorun Is duly observed.
Vanilla Cresm Candy OF the finest asaity.
Abundance ~ Tho Carier gratis f2.tms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

Ray WATER.-leoo one gallon aemjehns, Tor sale by
~ HARTMAN 4 pIBDSALL,
1rchen and Comnission Merchants,
uy - and - Wsser street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09
Remainder neat tpeek.)
Lafp Elonnence IN Kentuckn.-'

La,v Eloqnence IN Kemucku-The fol-
lowing powerful, elegant, ana classic APP
peal was made in court of Justice some
where in Kentucky, by one Of The ''earned
heads" OF The bar. "Gentlemen oflhc jury,
do you think my client, who lives in The Pies
aut valley Of Kentucky where The lands is
rich and the soil are fertile, would be guilty
Of stealing cleving lille skcins OF cotIing?
think MOI, reckon not, calculate not.
And guess, gentlemen of the jury, that
you had better bring my client in not guilty,
tor il you convicI han, he and his son John
will lick The whole OF you"
Misery in the Shetland Isles. The peo-
pie of the Shetland Isles are now suffering
The miseres OF extreme destiulon, which,
if not relieved, must end in the extinction
Of human lie and their utter depopulation.
They are divided into fourteen parishes,
with a population of about thirty
thousand people. BY The returns from
thirteen Of these parishes, it appears there
is not Oh an average food enough to sus-
tain the Inhabitants for five months Of the
present year. For two years, 1885 aud
1886, the fisheries of the ling, whale and
herring have proved unproductive. Ii the
winter Of 1886 their sheep, horses and cat
tie were carried off ly disease, and in both
years their crops were deficient English
papers.
4 long .Nap-Thc Schoharic Republican
states that Mrs. Sidney, living about five
miles south OF that village, alter leaving
;he lea table on Saturday, March 18Th, sal
down in chair and soon fell asleep. She
remained in that situation till the evening,
when the family endeavored to awake her,
which, after resorting 10 every means in
their power,was found TO be impossible, and
they were compelled 10 carry her 10 bed g,
where she remoined apparently in sound
sleep until the 24ih OF The same month, when
she appeared 10 take some notice Of what
was passing III the room. She appeared to
sleep perfectly easy, and took no food du-
! ring the time.
The Stocking Mandatory at Ports
mouth in this state, look fire on Sunday
morning last, aud was entirely consumed
with lis contents. Loss $50, 000-$l 900
insured. ~. Fl. Sentinel.
The woods al Sandwich, Mass. have
been on fire, AMI damages incurred to the
amount oi $4,000.
Gov. Cass has caused to be published in
| the Globe, long defence in reply to the
charges la the testimony al Frederick, du-
ring the late trial.
The Washington papers mention the
dealh in that city, of the Hon. Joseph An
derson, FIRST Comptroller of the Treasury
of the U. S. Mr.. A. was "A native oil New
jersey.
Green Peas were in the Savannah (Geo)
market on Tuesday, the 9th ull. They
were raised on Skidaway Island, .aving
been planted in Oct. last
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09
I5ateGman Is &(Slate $ss5oaraaf,
PER ANNUM..~s1,5o IN ADVANCE.

necessary, perhaps to soy 'hat the ou-
...r. Glowing article is not accountable
g ar.earance at so late datc.-EDs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09
MIR. WEBsTER,s SPEECH.

Delivered al .NiLlo's Saloon, IN Y citl) on The
evening of the 18Th March, 1887.
GONE COUNTRY-ONE CONSTITU.
TION-ONE DESTINY
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

LANGUAGE-We would invite the attention of the Teach
ers " the French Grammar by Mr. r. WIERZBlCKI Just
hshed by W. SnndOsd formerly j. W Sandod II il calulatcd
to scrcede all books that that
ket present. and there doubt that will
lar ON account Of the that there which facilitate
all tfhcules with wcs English pupImees here will spe.
CITY some of them Until nova days thought that Eng
hsnnan could mol learn the prdunc aoG OF French Language
without hearing one who sronounces correctly himself bat Mr.
WRrbcks Gainmar teaches the iacy Of that opinion for
w tact s tsat until now there Was no grammar that gave any sat
Tray gives al rules that there are in the language o he speaks
about every letter giving its sendD much that viii
aethestac TO pronounce THAT may good
that niciy of the pronunciation which be described
ed the ofheang Upon the whole tho aIcsc rules that
he hc AUTHOR gives will cna5l every be
Frencman Iekewse made classification of the art
Gle which cannot be found elsewhere that article the Of which
puxzes Engishman that attempts speak French Like
wise he gives rules in what order the French words ought be used
m order 10 make nieA s cannot be found
any other grammar finally the that pervades his
GRAMMAR new and calculating facilitate the study
ofat language for the pupil and lessen tbs labor of the
teacher and confident of that VIII gOi
my oil ourselves but sost candid pcra of the Teachers for
we are satisfied they will he pleased with it, Iadeed bids fair
apecede all others can be had wholesale retail the Of
hcc OF publication. 2sAnnst NY.
na5H SANDFORD
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. AND
TRUST COMPANY.--Pe may effect assurances with
this Company their ves the lives of Others
fer the whole ura ion OF % for limited period The
mcns oil preh be either made annually,
Premiuns n hundred dollars r year
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

These Baths on tho 81 Mt Whaw whose
wonderful hav established the character ofthe yepor Bath
owcu auxiary medical practieg Or Jack
almost vnrcty Of disease has
equally essfu few Of the pccfc fleets Of the ncdcated
eTo IN effects OF from the system
may relieve difficulty OF breathing and bsace A.th and
other diseases fhs host and unssogv stengh ~ tn ste
mach-to he digestive andcurr ds ad tsc
pie disode so AID chranIc opronots
he ira Of uops and chonC sers and cOv hcu
nc ats and feelings from the lola so pr.uos We absorption
~ dopsica n H. forms sles time Than
any othcf eat nj hsro dAlso al kinds Of eptse ds
ease Eryspclas a. Anthonys Fire, Salt Ruen scrooas
Hnions &C hbesdcs loves sustioa end agae,
Fcr IL truth ofhess assertions D apreas with conf
70 INC suDrrls VIII, tested crrare powef IN
~ oesevso to b. the only IN this count
w. es se dmecea OF rsul physis proper mention
Thursps0uiAn practice. = - F
vs ors can he, bath hour ous eclock A. NJ to hall
past n ~, AMI rom 10 n ~ the evening
attends &c 70 ws upon ladies Mt the Bowery Baths duas
ncusy y, 'o. " nhn street d7 ~
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

Ihs celebrated AMI invaluable preparation made by D
y Cabef strongly recommended every ured
posed To consmtion ani OF pcY and chronic Diseases
the heart and Hngs matter how eerte how long
stanHae has already attained the highest of the
members the faculty wei, efth country
0 hngia sna france and therefore pre- c-bod
entire confidence AMI safety an person. who labor under the
Affections u q ln,ende To reno q - ~ -
No 39l Broadway, January t7h tss- 0-im
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14
RESM9nhIIN. Ia AND EEFk t,Es CRATES

IL and able paro
Offices and stores, offered for sale BY the subs
ADD retail at Their arehoue No 81 Exchange Elsce,
Berlin Grates-Tbese superb castings tqunlsr In finish
finest metal smened with rich and case
ted in ba relief They corod by process acted
upon by heat rust and requiring water only 10 keep then
clean
The Rejecting Crate recently introduced unes beauty and
being constructed with brilliant metallic Rohecors
IN into tn room large portion Of the heat ~hh ordinarily
escapes through the aue.
Dorc AID Minerva Fire Place This well esiab ished article
known tothe publ asy thing for
burning coal combines all the advantages Of both the usun
modes OF communicating heat, by radiation the
and IRE place, and by elise
dfase. warmth theugho the by Of heated
which by the constructions Of the Dor
to come V contact with heated iron which well kno
70 have the effect ofdes The IL the atmosphere
deri OMEN and he hea tn II
pcrsbe convenience esy they be removed
AZ ple1sure III adapted In thu paor The warehouse and he
counting unng hs comfort of epen Ere with perfect
safety and convenience. For sac BY
fiIy BAXTER a BROTHER. g. Exchange place.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14
0OK At THIs-pR, FEET wARaAnrgn--flni,

Il OVn ~ rnss-DK FEET WARRANrED-OnJ
- cal al WAlhtKS 2u Cana sfrc H. and a OF his
naem NE doubt. ca sk yster Of boot rsce ony - 50
The raM and warrant TO kecpth feet wear eooait any
Ssbos lie as owe 5000 pairs OF emns e prof
athe and w,nef dress ga go superior Article a twenty
shilling hoo h own make vory hahd dress The IN sd
and bstbeo may c bas at estab isheot
suit snes rocket ling ua the I'D anaaes
sf this her establish sent ~ yo 4 Arpy
WALKER sroat yany host establish ent, 40 Canal street
M B.-pont mistake the store,
POI 230 u over tbs door 6tm'
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14
DISEASES OF TuE EYIs.-nr rIIlnrr ne,

- nst and Professor or ne Asa@ay and seascs 81 me
Human cBc, SO Broadway private cnrncc ~ Duane
From " Undivided ao AID study under tho
most celebrated Orus Egfop, and America, with the r,o
extensive and successful practice IN Tie
confidence that be the dangerous Diseases
SfGphyiema -
sPECrAC ES-The patent, beautiful trans parent medium
spectacle Gasscs having the peculiar property keeping
eye perleey cool ewing mcdats and case and
~ same time suit the change
~ y viii himself e. hs Patea Glasses, par.
Dr. begs 20 state that he attends diseases eve and
xpcrieotfcn ofvision only Office hours from o'clock
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14
- UsHToN e. AsPINWALI,v 10. 90 vii

offer ., sale The e lowing atcIcs " lite Gsger Root IN
rnaca opt Burgundy trh, Encsh pt fos plns'es &C.
Vanilla Bran' p,imewht Wax IN lous of 20 60 w. each
Gcmaa Cvogn. Fana. waantedTootn Brsc., French and
Enrsh, made to order lafge idir AMI Sods
Powders ca sisy tut no, sape, r,sg 1.tcse fnss
fea' vrcty III ~ which win e flu TO order nj 't ~
tee ks slips and families ahns Peasces ana Nerafnf
n urofs precsTalsarc Aodsupcs trf'uee soda o.
dect
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

- The .u~c her having Just returned from London whs
succeeded IN making the
Brother for regular supply Of all erclcs his ne l. now pre-
pared ~ oier TO the superior osfape and Fan.
Stationary, OF tina best qaatg and any
house IN this city. - -
Gen Reeves and Ncwmans water Coo Ora wing pap.rs
Tissue Passs Latter Papers and every description OF English
papefs, Sealing Wax. steel Pens. sc
lie also continues nanuacfu the
ng Cards, cnamelsd Visiting aud gold bercr ooed "a
piers, ever pofnt Leads.&c. J.COHEN.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

The subscriber orders Gr apy
Kind Of metallic Furniture used In Churches such rs
Door Plates, knockess Figures Numbers Loaks Kinda "a
cutchcons Bell rncke ventators &C &C &C, al Of German
Silver, which certainly plated metal M 4,
bears hing and polishing the OF the metal A.
SCI sndsscc the price fos this finished WI
the OF plated hoe doabt what prpess
builder. 81 houses will also prefer H. All the bers Pro
pfetes Houses invited the the
multifaross a1d articles manufacture By
n2sy DR.. LIE NLs FEuTCHMANGER. az Rroad,xar
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14
INTER EsTING wORK.-poMssTTc UAppl


OF PENMANsflIP ,mpanicd by twcny four Engraved
Plates, for sale ~ &. SHEPARD Iss Broadway
This the scientific publ shed the subject
simphed Thai learn fson bold and mp
style Of busness writing without the teacher i parc
uay recommended To the notice OF Clerks, who will ampc
will 10 well 10 procure copy.
r. Several Of the Plates designed for Ladies being in
delicate and tasteful STYLE suited 10 fashionable billie, letter
writing.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

NArS.-i subs rhcr has made arrangements 10 execute
cimons may bo at the office. -"
LITHOGRAPHY- nttepdca IN
aud despatch - w"
great variety Engravisgs hand plain ana cooroA M
duoed prices TO dealers BROWNE & REDMOND,
Ui1y Ii9 Fulton II
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14
CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL.

Corner Of Nassau and Pine sts, City Of Neio York.
The Proprietor Of the above establishment returns his sincere
thanks to the public for the liberal has been
sustained has been under his hopes that his
fuufe system OF will convince his
determined toeave nothing sndohe his contnu
ance of their patronage.
The Hotels Immediately adjoining the Custom and within
minutes walk Of Wall street. Broadway and principal
snesssxeets consequently for
who reside in the part ofhe city Breakfast be obtained
at the Refractory all hours from till dinner from
noon till r. M The Proprietor feels warranted saying that
tables furnished in supposedly establishment
in the city
Arrangements have been made with country, by
which the WILL future supplied with the
earliest fruits and other dceac the
and with importing house the city, a constant
supply Of the choicest wines I'd liquors JAMES HORN IT,
ism