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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

Two STEAM Bears BuKSr.-About four o'clock
yesterday morning, the alarm " FIRE was given,
which proved to be in the steamboat Empress bound
for st. Louis, and ready 20 start She was living at
the foot Of Gravier street.-The steamboats, Rienzi,
Ocean, etc, lying in the same tier IL thought
ADVISABLE o. cut the Empress adrift. which was ac-
cordiugly done. She then dritsd with the current,
and urged by the wind towards the opposite
side efthe river, and unfortunately brought mp aon
side ef the steamboat Monarch (recently launched,
after having undergone thorough repairs) and, we
regret 20 state. that w few minutes the Monarch
caught fire. and burned 60 the waters edge The fire
then communicated TO the hulk Of the Boonslick,
which wa, also eonsumcd and by the greatest dint
ofexerion the HUM lying en- the stocks at the yard
of Messrs Harroll & Co, saved, with but little
damage TO the after cabin. During the confusion on
board the Monarch. an explosion II gunpowder took
place board the Empress FROM the forward hatch,
which materially deferred the efforts 60 save por-
ton ~ her cargo. However, happy tnstate that
Ejary was sustained by the persons in the medi.
ate vicinity. The hulks were towed down Nv the
ferry boat to the flats opposite Slaughter House
Point and We learn an attempt will be made 10 save
the engines. We have not learnt how the Gre ori.
giusted -Ne,c Orleans Bee, 3isi pit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

eJ-The Baptist Advocate comes ont holly for a
discussion on the nature and subject ofbaptism. The
Editor Of the Evangelist very properly declines
wasting time and words a unimportant, outward,
and non.essential rite. In the name of God, " by
do the Baptists magnifya mere external ordinance
so much! Is it essential to salvation9 Are they
holier than Others, because they immersed Will they
have higher seat in glsry than their brethren of
other denominations? The truth is, that when men
think much Of form, they apt to lose sight Of
the spirit, and they ought to trembls lest God say to
them, depart, neverlknew you" Anabaptists, we
advise you to keep cool with your quantity Of wa
ter,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

WESTERN WarrRs.-The Pittsburg Gazette Of
the 9th inst says-"we have now had a continued
rain for aboat two days, and We will have by Sat-
urday. 6ns rise ofthe river We may, therefore,
expect free navigation until interrupted by the
ce-probably about the 18th December.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

OarnANs' rAis@A Fair, in aid Of the Hayf O.z!s.
Sesor about the middle Of December under he
Madame peIsu Depss Mrs La Forge, 81 Clinton RI.
Ms. Fowler, Rev, Mrs Lombzt- 81 -
Mrs. For, Blocker Mira Firth, 100 Hudson street.
Mrs LivngsionJ street Mrs Eggleso. 20 Greenwich at
Mrs Glover No Varick P Mira Harrison, sThird
Mrs. Hsrous. 81 smity Mics Eentsell. 10 Broadway
Mrs Theksud 10 Leroy Place Miss Adsmson
Mrs Donaldson IS State Miss ourth
Donstots respectfully solicited from their and
the public, will be fully received any OF The
mentioned Lsdios at their residences.
The following have bees appointed ky the
Pzfronessss TO act as Protectors to the Far:
Edward Tbebaud, Es@. PA. Hargous, Fs1
Mortimer Livingston. EsI Thomas Glover, Esl.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09
CircuIatiOn OF the Herald

Agents for the New-York Herald.
Philadelphia, Psnn.-GEo. Is. ZIEBER, corner
of Third and Dock-sts., opposite the Exchange.
Baltimore, Md -WM. TAYLOR, IL North-street,
near the Post Office.
sNttcAOrleans, La.-yoHS F. CURNs Il Co, Mer-
.s1Aant's Exchange, next door t. the Post Office.
st. Louis, MR.. J. WOODWARD.
Mobile, Ala -JonN +. CuRSs & Co.
Cincinnati, &C. ToBEY
Trog, ~ Y.-LEvf WILLARD, River street.
Albany, N. VI. s. BARBER, corner of State
END N. Market, under the Museum.
Poughkeepsie, ~ T..-LEvI SMITH.
e Nesodrk, ~ John SUNDERLAND.
Neso Brunswick. ~ J-WILLIAM SOLOMON.
Eiisabsthtocn, ~. J-SAMUEL CRANE.
Paterson, ~ J-MArTHEw DoUGHERrY.
Boston, Nass.-GEo w. REDpINa, No. 8 State
street, north side of the City Hall.
Neso Haven, Comb. G. MITCHELL.
Hartford Comb. c. MITCHELL.
Providence, X. L-JoHS GRERN.
Nortoich, Conn.-JoHN BATES.
Ufic0, NJ y. b. LoAK.
Webster's Great Speeches.
WEssrERs Speech at Richmond, reported exclusively for
the Herald and the only fall and correct report published
incudng also Mr. Riyes Speech at Auburn printed in
saeet-the Weekly Herad-for sale at this ONCE price ct
WEBsrERs Speechin Vail street reported for the Herald
printed beautiful white satin for ramngprce 81 Sesame
speech single large sheet for amng-prce l2l cents
WrBsrER's speech in Richmond, printed white satin,
also for sale-price 81 SO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09
DIR. LEVETT. DENTIST.

I'D Entrance in Warren street.l
WILL feel much pleasure showing how his
Wv, sg Teeth on the principle ofAfMOsrHERTC PRES
sURE differs from that usually adopted with the important
results from its Dr. has nothing about
fFroo the sunday Morning Atias ofApriIas is.o1
From long personal with the practice
mend his atmospheric principle pracsed him
tetry
Hours ofatepdancs only from O'Clock the morning to
s'~'"~s s"erbeou
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

QUIeK PsssAer.-Ths Charleston Mercury &C.
knowledges the receipt Ct the New York Herald, by
the sloop susan day in anticipation Of the mail.
The Susan is little one, but she is great to 20. She
made the passage in y hours.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

THrArRroALsI ~ BosroS.-aliss Clifton has been
playing an engagement at the fremont Theatre.
The papers speak Of her performance in terms Of
praise, but the houses have been thin. Tragedy is
no go Miss Clifton must learn TO dance
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

stLS Nv TrNAs A correspondent Of New Or
leans paper mentions, that multicsuls trees enough
have been imported into Galveston to stock the
whole country Some were sold-some given away
and some died away.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

Gaze ~ CHAsLEsroS.-The Charleston paper,
announce the arrival Of two cabs from New York in
that city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

FOX NEW ORLEANS.
lgslli.,. i E. ,e.l 9llf >, ,4sllRk
ITO sail every other Monday
Ship YAZOO, Capt B. j. r. Trask,
MISSISSIPPI, Capt. c. Hilard,
LOUISVILLE, Capt NJ. Hunt,
HuNTsXILLE, Capt; J: EIdridge
NASHVILLE, Capt. A. A. Wood.
SHAKESPEARE, Capt Allen Miner
The above ships Of the first class, coppered and cop
fastened, of light draft Of water and burt In this cry
expressly for the trade with elegant for pas
and commanded by able and experienced
The price passage from New Yo,s to Nsw Orleans hSss
liquors They will all be towedup and dowa the Mis-
sspp by steamboats, and strctest punctuay observed
in their time of sailing. Neither the captains Of
these ships viii b re:psssble for jsys,y bullion precious
ages put board Of them unless regular bills Of
adng taken for the and the value therein expressed
A'SA' VI '''''si. -K't COLLINS 4 CO IS South st.
JAMES 4. WOODRUFF, Agent
his address.
The ships of this line to sail regularly adj
vertised.
No goods received after Saturday evening" previous to the
day OF sailing. o2S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

RcADE eATH, 80 Chambers street.-The subscriber has
"A taken this old and well known establishment which he
will with all possible dispatch put in such condition
fail to oos:n the appreciation OF the public leanaes good
feature in the opposed arrangements and
To crafty the wishes and promote the comfort OF those
wish TO enjoy the luxury OF aweli regulated Bath.
Warm, cold shower ain and medca ted sulphur
and other varieties Cf Baths will be given which
he particularly invites the advice and patronage Of and
other scientific gentlemen.
He asks the hind indulgence Of the community dur ng
time perfect his and specialy
the continued patronage OF s former
the friends Of the late worthy conductor Of the
JOHN ID. MAErIfIkH0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09
TIE sEoyRTsM,S;S, A An, or NAJuRAL M

l. TORY, ke.-NR CORBETT Practical Naturalist. has
ius arrived from London with 6ne specimens British
Game Nc IN fine preservation The full value given
reign skins. fresh killed Birds Am
street, second door, up stairs. Nodsssr need apply
"Cofbett by far TIE rsrV best practical Naturalist Of the
day.--G. q. Orenden. Esq.
have known Corbeti upwards OF 60 he skill
ful OF Birds and other dsyot,-
IN Natural History, aud Of the stretss
Carlisle. rs9
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09
THE sILEsIAN POLISH

=
n,ss ID, iss'I, ,as'sl, article to tho.
Sy Il. yseu. i,ss S;' ~ses
!. rseomnsnd,d !. riihos, parallel a. .nsis trial
ssi,asls ts let the srehs.,r sssmns fr himself form hs
e ebsEspss. IN sSu,l Al q, essential rror,r., Of ra
Ps,s eusisrv. Britannia Ware MAJ Osssp Brass
Also Polish IL, vsrnl.i Carr res. sud cabin.,
Lir,ciou. ior using accompany .ssi Isr.r.
Ss-s s :sl To- F K. :.
S9. Sss Br. 's ware @sSSsay sus sss
si q % he n M Sss .sS 90
S ~s . SSS and d%s and s. s.s .aS n
''' '''', - 800 HIVES q TREAowELL.
r'''H'''' ''i WV 4 s' crzzsiNas Ne" fe's
rF''F''''' A"; GsTp Si,i pA e III. York
r. mar f fssTs s. ., Guy hs;. e e tors
~ prepare. " Rafs. Peter. No. &c ssss re-
sau ssS SpSS s. W, ssr Ss'fs s,eS
E.g.r asa ;, an article fsr daily ,sis sa, 3.
lie eSsr SrrSisI s Rif vii s s ~. S r
r''''''frlti T Sii ITbi ES.;L Albany.
Proprietor Frsrtii Hous-. 4 JaaY.
RUFUS TIERS Il co
a And r..sil BY Ps.t Of the druggists IN III. city, sna
S1O REwARp-s,o,a rrerD n, stable o. G. sus,enssr
sorr horseatcu, IS a hands hrhwhit strrak on Srssd
uon, carries his head high
The above reward and al cha-rs will b.
the recovery ofhe hors and additional Tor the detection,
HENRY SHIELDS, cartmsn.
New York, Nov STR 1910.
{13 IA u Appreciated the thief has South Editors
Of southern and all others will 81
ting the abovs. All Communications addressed HIM
nv SHIELDS, as Front At New Work Nr9r
FURs. FURS. HATS AND CAPS.
I'TF s~bscrihr ould respectfully rotfy hs sris and the
public that Ne has haad fui md plste assert
furs Of vnN. martin. sluirre ard gcnctt
rus apes and runs sss general
mepi Of FUR trimmings The shove scfs manufactured
By ,rpstenced aud warranted equa N quality
ana finish 10 any MANUFACTURED " hs best fsrfitrs
Also. elegant uss0fueu Of Moleskin SiW a. Beaver
Hats. AZ the fluwirg eNtrsasiy low prices.
Sill Hats warranted fur b, dies Sf7s
Short nap Nolesi ~ " - at...s.s... sac
Fine Nutfia ar HAS .ss.sssts 81 md 80
q. . D.. .
choice variety Chdar,rs select ari cy aos
enertns utter tsr Co'h Gaze; ys 10Th sii Fur
Cars sonc very handsome. aud Nv Paliets
WM BANTA, $50 Cha,h1as.
MOI In
HAVANA sEGAgS--so v Csnoa-s. " superior lratv.
II 70 Tfasuces A. 20. 20 " Rcl,lis, do 60 Lady
- sm. nc tBit NANzANEpo. % -,,--,y.t
az rNAsE n SONS Fsssue. Of HorsNoona Candv.
nsmPtea. See siftrtseutnt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

ar PASSAGE FOR THE WEST INDIEA-For
~ passage to the West Indies first accommodations
NJ p REIERsEN CO.. @ Wall =.
NR FOR NEW ORLEANs--Ths superior ship
k281 MARY KINGSLANp, Capt Weare, now on her
voyage, will be despatched for the above port
ons for cabin cabin and who will
be taken moderate Those wishing berhs
and requested call board the ship foot Of Pine street.
orts HERDMAN KEENAN, 81 South ct. nj
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09
Latest Election News.
OHIO ELECTION
MICHIGAN ELECTION

OHIO ELECTION.
Forty-nine counties heard from. In these Harri-
son received majority Of 1924. Corwin's majo.
rity in the same counties, on the 18th ult, was
1914, showing an increase for Harrison over Cor
win of6O6O. Gain Of Gen. Harrison his majority
oflSs36, of l2,S79.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

HAVANA SEEApS-sc ttroq-s " superior lratv.
II 70 n Tfahuces A. co. 30 Recalls, do 60 ~ N Lady
80 IN; PIC tBiA NANzANEpo. % i.,,r-,y %.
NJ D. rgAsE n SONS Fss.pc. of Horsloo,a C,,dv
Division sirci fir Al hs-es Of the lungs ie8das
nsmpNea. See siftriseutht otr
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GEORGIA.
New York City Election.

!s5 in eleven counties.
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Az PASSAGE ron ArALAcHICoLA-raeket d
K1D the 10th N0yemhrr-.l - we'll known 81 ssiss
A0k-rsekst ship MERsEY. G ~ Edwards. will posi
lively sail shove. ard has sxceen accom- oa fsi
cabin second cabin and seege passengers Eary aFplcs
ton shoula Be made bosrd side Of Burnc slg
Wal r. TAPsCOTr, 4s reek slip. ~
~ 40 South e., cor. G0uverneur lane
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

DRt GGiSTsA Drug store that has DANG success
- f bsnsss for past Is offered Tor sale The store
hos seared ee@ than thousand clear profit
shahJsomey fuihed-lna good lccaon rent low, and u
only offered ursae o tie proprietor be-
iugnow engaged different trnnch IF business vi BE-
made sattctry 70 the Purchase For further particulars
engsre of A. w. HADCLIFF, Esl. Nortiners Buildngs
W "A street. New. % floor. no7 "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

FOR AND FROM POUGHKEEPsIE.
Landing AZ tirasy FONT. Caldwsls WestPoia Cold Sprng
klshksll Landing. New Hamburg, and Milton, .
wa .zw The steamboat DSEOLA, &C nj ia Verdine
ry1u Trssdcil viii leave New fork FROM i.e foot
--t0-R~of Chambers street. al O'Clock. 2. NJ. aud
Poughkeepsie from the foot Of Main st. at o'clock A. NJ
Leave fous hEeepse-Mohd,T Wednesday and Friday at
f,sos5s New YortTu,sday Wednesday and Saturday at
o'clock, VI. -. -
IN M ID 4 y. ". Martin, "a Nest street
properly taken oaly At the risk Of owners OF such
-rEF- PASSAGE FOR sAYANNAH-ReEular Line
Ah Packet OF 9Th Ney ysy fine fsst ,ailins
~l posvely sail as above Having elegant seeomnodaons
p Thin and steerare low For passage
~ - a. hoard. fDot Of Maiden lane, 10
P|p y" W. ~. r. TAPSCOTT. a. Peck slip or
NJ - south a., cor Gouverneur laue
VESSELS WANTED--An advanced rate 81
MN will he paid for fev gold Vessels 10 freight
4R( Rondaut 10 Boston Providence ard other
...sr poris riry vii be loaded without The lest delay
tho oe OF the Delawa aud Hufsou Ctnal tor
49,, a. ;ilar, tsrosr of rins street. ne ~
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-09
FOR sALe, LEASE, RENT,

IND IAf5fEDI.dTE POSSESSION GIVEN,
TENHAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
a bounded by Front and plowman streets, JoHes's
- Falls; and Stlhouse alley, which is erected
fiI!If the BALTIMORE PRINTING St BLEACHING
GG.WORKS. The main building has front of no
feet Front street, by depth of AS feet, with drying
of 45 feet square the second and third stories
other Building fronting so feet Plowman street,
and rs feet Jones's Falls, with drying room of the
dimensions the second sto-one other Build
ing fronting IS Still House alley by depth of 20
feet-the second story OF the dimensions. all OF
brick and built substantial manner with several 9TH
er buildings for Stills steam engines, Single apparatus,
Carpenter shop, &c. sc. with two steam engines and
four wrought iron boilers; Printing Machines, Zone OF
which is three cooured, made by Newell and equal 10
any in the connty) copper Shells Blankets and blanket
frames, hot rooms one large steam drying machine,
made by Collier; Friction calender iron press plates
and boards, with all the machinery and fixtures requi-
site for bleaching, dyens, printing and finishing 10000
pieces of cloth per MONTH There IS in the dye house
the largest spring of pure water that is in the city,
which there are two pumps worked by each of the
gnes that throw into four large ciseTs placed into the
upper part Of the building, SO gallons per minute.
The machinery has been in use more than L
months, and is in complete order commence opera
/ ton al any time. The whole in fee
/ 81 ALso,-That DESIRABLE PROPERTY OF
sss the corner of Baltimore and Green Streets front
14ing 81 feet Baltimore street, and $50 feet Oh
Green street, at present occupied by Richard Crew
| a Wagon Tavern.
As ALso,-A two story BRICK DWELLING
III good order, fronting % feet the north side
A=A90f Baltimore street; the Lot extending $50 fee
90 Para Lane, on which there is good Stable
ALso,-A LOT fronting b feet Baltimore street,
near Pine, extending $50 feet TO Park Lane.
| ALso,-150 feet of GROUND on the north and nth
side of Fayete street, near Pine.
ABsO.-50 feet ofGROUND on the south side of Lex
ington street, by depth Of 100 feet with the privilege
of foot alley TO Vine street, and the right TO build
and into the east wall Of Paseault Row. Title Rdispu
table,
Terms of sale-l-3 in months, I-3 in 10 months;
the remaining 1-S may remain on the ground
app 1aw4w WIN. w. MCCLELLAN.
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CoLoNADE RATHs 8 FsEADING ROOM.

Saratoga Street, near the Calrert Street Spring.
FEyHE patrons of this Establishment, Citizens and
u Strangers, are respectfully apprised that the Baths
having been reftted considerable expense are now
re-opeRed for the Summer Season.
The building is spacious and airy, situated in CEN
trail part of the city, and contiguous the principal
Hotels, afordng every requisite for the enjoyment of
the Injuries as also of die medicinal benefits of HOT.
TEPID and COLD BATHS.
The regulations Of he establishment in every de-
parment such toinsure the approval of the
fdsidious visitor.
The LADIES' Department is contiguous to the Cen
temen'she entranceto which is a different street.
The most scrupuious has been taken insure the
privacy of these Baths, which also reted and open
ed for the season.
The warTH and iepd Bath has furnished theme for
many excellent articles, from the pens of able and ac-
complisied writers. Without wishing to enlarge on
this subject, the Proprietor will merely refer TO the
recommendations Of DIR, DUGnsoN, his valuable work
on Hygiene-to DR. DAtwIN's popular work Health,
and TO the impressive remarks this subject by our
lustrous fellow-cOnnfymen DIR. FRAsKLIS: aIIet all
remember that eleann,ss is health.v
The READING ROOM is furnished with the prn-
eipal newspapers of tie different States of the Union
and the standard Periodicals of the day.
The SALOON is criticized with the productions of
many eminent artists, where the amateur of fine paint
ings may crafty his tste, and while away pleasant
hour.
The proprietor eannpt permit the present occasion
pass without an EXPRESSION of his unfegned acknowl
Judgments for past patronage, and assurance of his
determination to leav nothing untied 10 merit and
cure its continuance.
ap29 div L. MTLHAU, Proprietor.
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with fear. He dispised the dark powers
which had assailed him; but mingled with
his scOrn was iceing that their spells had
power over lin, and that clankless and
Invisible chain fettered his very heart.
Among the foIIies into which he had
plunged was that of affecting scepticism
even Of expressing exulting doubts as to
the yeracity and efficacy OF the principles
of religion. This he had been rather in
duced 10 do by the contagious effect of ex-
ample, and by that braggart spirit which is
common to very young men, than because
he was sincere in the opinions he gave ut
terance to.
In the sickness Of heart that now oppress-
ed him, he became convinced Of his. error,
and in the religious inpre ssons of his in
fancy he alone found consolation. Sill he
was too proud, and too much afraid of the
ridicule of his late companions, to avOw
openly his belief, or 10 attend the regular
offices Of the church, but performed in Sc
crecy and in solitude those devotional ex-
ercises, which afforded him some reliesand
which increased his hatred and contempt
of the demoniaca influence under which
he suffered.
At length he resolved TO seek his late
/ friends, in the hope that their society would
dispel some of that heavy melancholy
which weighed upon his heaI. Here,
however, he found himself doomed 10 ex-
perience another disappointment, instead
of being received as usual with open arms,
and hailed as the flower and chief ornament
of the academical youth, he found that he
was treated with cold and formal polite
ness, which was as far removed from a
friendly feeling towards him as it was from
ahording him an opportunity of resentino
the altered behaviour Of his friends. This
was the unkindest cut Of all; he requested
an explanation from some of his most Init
mate acquaintance, all of whom declared
that their affection for him was undated
and insisted that the change of which be
accused them existed only in lis own fan
cy. He soon found, too, that he was al
object Of curiosity 10 many men of the
university, and that he was pointed out to
new corners as a sort of wonder. This
was more Ihan he could endure; and, one
j day, when he passed through the closters
be overheard young man, whose i'll man
ners and vulgarity had made him univer
sally disagreeabIe to The better class O
students, mention his name, and, turning
round his head, he saw him pointing hi
fiager at him, while his countenance ex
pressed at once scorn and derision Hi
fury instantly became ungOyernable H
asked the man who had given him this ol
fence what he meant fy having done so
and. the fellow sfammering some insoIen
and unsatisfactory apology Leopold wholly
abandoned himself to his passion, and ,afiel
beating him numerically with his walking
cane, he left him.
Ito be eontrl9ed)
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PUTNAM HOUSE.

Corner Of E9tGle and Baltimore streets, Baltimore.
FESHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the pa
= irons Of this establishment, their friends, and the
public generally that they have associated themselves
together for the purpose of conducting the The
- EUTAW HOUSE was completed andrst open
G..if ed in 1926, al which time il furnished
throughout in the very best manner, and with
out regard TO cost. The comfort ,and convenience oi
its interior arrangements, its high and airy location,
combine to render proverbaly pleasant and healthy.
1t Is particularly well adapted for the accommodation
of FAMILIES and LADIES, having great number
of Private Parlous, Ladies' Ordinary, and splendid
Drawing Eoom, with private entrance Baltimore st.
In every respect the Euaw House is second TO none
in the United States, and is the intention and firm
determination of the proprietor TO spare exerions
10 promote the comfort and qualification Of their pa
troHs and al TGTes at which exception be taken.
The stock of WINafS ond QUORS ON hand, has
been mostly imported expressly for the OF this
adjustment, or selected from the private stocks of
some of the most celebrated connoisenrs of the CITY,
The BATHS attached 10 the house in complete
order, and open at all times for the of the guests
f ASAHEB HuSSEY,
+. W. ELDER,
Late oftfe firm of b. S. Elder s COZ
Baltimore. Al ril 2, 1910. -s-e