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n NEW VOLUME NOW COMMENCING.

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Esq; L. A. Wilmer, Esq. and otfers-cmbellished with
plate of the Fashions and superb Steel Plate of Con
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Price 25 cts per No. So per year. The present No
commences new volume.
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Baltimore Publisher.
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PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND xNH rag

t1NN Persons in this countr, desirous Of securing
RENRN Passage for their e. erds from, FNCI AND
es IRELAND SC " can do SO by an
plying to the subscriber ~ first class Ships, sail from
blXEkpG2b Tor saALTIMORE, NEW YORK, or
liberal and accommodating.
THoS. B. ADATR, Commerce street.
<s-LETTERs from the Country (post paid,l win be
answered by ret'An of maitland DRAFTS for sHaal1
sums OF money for the accommodation of passengers,
can DC mad US above payable without discount or com
i q, LIST July, 1640 cod
S-E sftors throughout the Country, friendly to the
:, and the of EmTadon will confer favor
ny giving the above advertisement few insertions.
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ny-GERsfAN TIPPECANoE CLUB-The Ger
man Tippeeanoe Club will meet THIS EVENING, Ju-
ly 18th, at O'Clock, at North Bend. As business Of i'm
portance will come before the Club, il is hoped every
member will attend By order,
g. KAYLOR, President.
II. SroRcH, Secretary. jyl3
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LAW NOTTcE.

NHAS. III. PITTS s. JAS. f. STEWART, .1ttoT
" ne at LGto, have removed to the office in Fayette
street, few doors east of ST. Pau street. opposite Bar
NUNS Hotel. They may be found at all times during
business hours when not engaged in Court absent
from the city In the absence of either of them, the
other will attend to the business of the office. ap l3
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sHIPPING LNTELLIaE 4SCE.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, JU, " II. 1910.

CLEARE,,J
Barque Horensia Clark, or Mo de Jaueiro
Brig Hiram, Litton, Kingston, jamaica.
schr Eliza Carroll &c, Quincy, 81. Marks.
Schr Manshei 4 Matthew'S st. Johns, N. b.
ARRIVED.
brg albert, Sears, ftom Ponce p. R., June 2sth, with
20 hds sugar. 80 bhs. do 80 hhds. nolasses 70 bbls
coffee, TO f. W. Bruno & SON. Left brig Henry Blake
y, from ST. Thomas for New York; brig papencoly, Sio
man, for New Haven in days. the brig CandOr was
daily expected from Guayama.
Below ship Belvidera, from Trinidad; briggs Baltimore
and Cicero.
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oST.-On the TN ns:,, supposed at the Lexins
"a ton Market, !5cket breast pin, set with lei
stones, in gold marked the back with the initials M
w C, obt June 26th 1887" The finder will be liber-
ny rewarded, by leaving it with Clark Kellogg No.
Is, Bowley's Wharf
July 8th-l.-
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TWELFTH WARD.
FIRST BALTIMORE TIPPECANOE CT

FIRST BALTIMORE TIPPECANOE CLUB.
ErtTaet from the proceedings, July 9Th.
Resolved, That this Club accept with pleasure the in
vation extended to them, TO assist in the great Wing
celebration, TO be held at Easton, "Wednesday next,
18Th inst and that many of the members thereof
may be disposed to join in the contemplated celebra-
ton agree to meet at the Club Room, (Western Hotel,
late Clark's tavem on Monday evening, the 18th inst
O'Clock precisely for the purpose of making all
cessary arrangements.
Resolved, That all the friends of Harrison and Tyler
in this ward, who may be disposed, be respectfully
qucsed to meet the Club at the same time and place
above mentioned.
JOSEPH ROBINSON, Vice President
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THE ATH OF ,ITTLY AT GEORGE

rupt, and the people in distresss
THE 4TH OF JULY AT GEORGE
TOWN. The Potomac Advocate gives spir-
tied account of the great wing dinner on the
heights Of Georgetown on the 4th of July, with
the teasts drunk on the occasion, &c, concluding
its account as follows:-
cat about 4 o'clccl1, the tables were deserted,
AMI all proceeded to the stand erected at short
distance, and handsomely decorated with flags,
sc. The venerable politician and statesman,
Governor PORE, of Kentucky, first addressed the
assemblage in strains of eloquence and honest
patriotism. He repeatedly adverted to the ardor
Of the ladies and their influence in the good cause,
highly complimenting those who were then pres
ent. For nearly an hour and half he continu-
ed to enchain the attention of the assemblage.
He was followed by the Hon. l.. SALToNsTALL,
of Massachusetts, in a neat and eloquent adj
dress. The meeting was further addressed by
the Hon. j. r. UNDERWOOD, of Kentucky, the
Hon. JOHN SERGEANT, and the Hon. VIM. HAL
sTED, of New Jersey, all of whom in the course
of their remarks, alluded to the unprlncipled
persecution of the District of Columbia, by the
reckless partisan majority in the House of Rep
resentatives, in a manner thathas endeared them
to our citizens. The meeting adjourned at about
half past eight o'clock, after several actresses
from P. R. FENDtLL, Esq, of Washington, and
Messrs. G. C. WASHINGTON, RoBT. OULD, JR,
G. c. GATES, and w. II, TENNEY, of George
town."-.Ndt. h,teligencer.
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JoHS r. PIPER, Sec'y. jy III

Q7-TIPPECANOE CLUB No. y.-sPEcIAL MEET
IsG.-There will be special meeting of the Club on
MONDAY EVENING, at tie American Coffee House,
Liberty street, to make arrangements for attending the
Easton Convention, on the l5ta inst All persons dis
posed 10 join the club in the trip, invited to attend
Jy ii JOHN w. WOODS, Rec. Sec'y.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PU BLICs
TENHE CHEAPEST BESAT.--The price of Hats
IL again Lorered.-TOW finding that small pro-
fits turned often is equal large profits with long cred
it, is determined to sell HATS for cash, the follow
ing low prices, (Which unprecedented) in EBrAw
STREET, door north OF Lexington Black Russia
Hats ut - so; Drab do 81; Silk 81 50 Mapped Hats from
81 so upwards. These Hats made under my own
superintendent; warrant them equal TO any in
the market of the kind and price, the public can
Judge if th5y not as cheap.
N. b. The trade supplied with Hats in the rough of
all qualities iy 9-d2wa
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07-THTRD WARD.-The Third Ward Tippecanoe
Club have accepted the invitation their Wing breth-
rem of Easton, to join them in their celebration the
18th inst will meet at Head Quarters Aisquith street,
on Monddy eUeig neTt TO make the necessary prepa-
rations for the excursion. II is desirable that every
Wing OF the ward that intends participating should be
present. By order,
jyll WIN. II. JARVIS, Rec Sec'y.
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o6a do. ~ wide for stairs, los 90
Blue cloth for do, IS -
IO7 do. Brussels carpet and border, 2l4 90
hearth rug TO match, 70 W
4aS wards Brussels carpet and border, ,65S rs
Imperial rugs, 6S 10
Oil cloth, 1900 80
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and 40 millions annually expended by the govern
ment. These are truly 'sertYGordino4u7 expen-
ditures for republican people.
Mr.. Ogle passes from the "BIue ENiptioGl
RooD1sD with the tabby cats and costly curtains,
(feur costing 81 300, to other portions of the pa
lace On which side soever the eye is turned, it
is greeted with the same or an equal magnifi-
cence The audience rooms, the parlours, the
chambers, are all crowded with gorgeous and
costly furniture, the bare sight of which would
throw a country democrat into commissions, We
have esgold leaf" in profusion, "FYe1,eh bed
stedds y E'1,arbIe top toGshStGnds," Ssising room
cona,fode," &C., "gilded mirrors emantel
glasses )" chandeliers" S'candelabras,D :sFrench
bracket lights" 'EItalian slab centre tables, ("
e' damasll satin covered chairs,a s bergeres,"
e'sofas," e'French conlfortableS,d seT'tekish Of
tomans and dirG'ls," and ''imperial carpets, p
sc. sc.
The following are two bills:
"The United States to p. Valderon for Presi-
dents House:
DivaR and Cushion, 500
Received payment of I. L. Smith
e'P. VALDERON"
''September Seth, 1885,"
Voucher No 37)
eEThe Presidents House, DIR. to A. Leiamber:
6 French Comfortahles, made of ertrn ma
terials and extra covers, S160
boxes at - SO 10
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m OTTERY LICENSE FOR SALE.-Rn
\ qnire at Me- 223 Baltimore street, north side.
jy 13-d4ts
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EpEAUTIFUf. 81 RING GOODS
h1 April Flower Lawns
Striped Persian dc
Rae della False, entirely article for dresses
Tournament Prints
London do
Just received and for sale by
PETERS & BROTHER, No. SIS Baltn sc
ma % Lower corner of 1sippoletts Alley
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"AETED TO RENT, by the first of Sep
Wv TENDER, good two story HOUSE, In any respect1
able part of the CITY, Rent not TO exceed $500. Apply
at the Pilot office, Nv 9-dd
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-n3-FoURTH WARD ATrENTION!-,rhe Wings
of the Fourth Whrd respectfully invited to attend
meeting, THIS EVENING, 18th inst. at o'clock at
the Tppecanoe Club Room, Ensor street, for the pur-
pose of making arrangements to unite with broth
of the other wards, in visiting Eas,on the 18th
inst. II is expected that the will ensure gene
raj attendance. iy 10
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GENERAL HARRIsO

when we published The late letter of Genl.
sen 10 ~ -se N. York Leg
'abIed to
.sse let
&
we
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I7-ATTENTION WINGS OF THE NINTH
WARD.-You are sequested to attenda meeting of the
Club on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, at North Bend.
The meeting is called for the purpose Of making such
arrangements as may be necess ry for joining in the
LIBERATION with Wing brethren Easton the 18th
inst Every Wing of the ward is earnestly requested 10
be present
CHAS, #. HANSON,
K. II. COLEMAN,
J. McKIM DUNCAN,
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FIFTH WARD TIPPEC.4N0E CLUB-An adj
iuurned meeting of the Fifth Ward Tippecanoe Club
will be held at their room on MONDAY EVENING
NEXT 18th lust at O'Clock. II is expected that eve
ey member will attend as Arrangements will be made 10
lin their Wing friends of the Eastern Shore, Easton
on the occasion of their great Wing Festival at that
place on the 18th.
iyl0 JOHN HENDERSON. President,
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Les 4 tabourets en- x

Les tabourets en- x uoo no
Read, Democrats, and digest. Bv studv;nr -
few more such hills as these, you NAV be Abe to
fozzn SOME opinion Of what has become of the 20
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EIGHT THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED
ard NINETY-NINE DOLLARS for CAR
PETS! Is it wonderful the government is bank
rupt. and the people in distress2
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Iz-WHIG MEETING Al OWiNGS' MILLS
Inc IIpp Club OF Resterstown District will meet
at Corn <r,s Tavern (Owings Mlls) Old Saturday, the
Ioth 81 July, ats O'Clock, p. TIE meeting will be
add .essea by eloquent fe.d of the cause and the
ub invite their friends Of the county to attend i've
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"Received payment in full.

<'A. LEJANIBER"
Voucher No. 50
/ That's another item, which must prove very
interesting to the Democracy of the country, who
are used to such luxuries as Turkish DicusS
and French Con.foTtableS.
Here is another item, which the Democracy
viii peruse with pleasure:
'Recefved, Baltimore, 14th November, 1887,
of I. L. Smith, Esq, 500 in full, for set of
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS for the PRESI-
DENTS TABLE.
os100. JOHN THOMAS"
A bill for 'eMantel Glasses" ''Pier Looking
Glasses" ''Mirrors for Green Room,'' "Chan-
deliers," Sc, amounts to the round sum nf
$780, 05.!
The Table Ftvnitta-e cost 81 ,O92 32!!
These az Extraordinary Expenditures"
with vengeance!
We find another bill as follows:
&c qnart and - pint, all flute, Ocean
terS, cOne-stopperS, bal7el-shape, $50, "a 90
s do. Claret Wines cut pillar stem 81, ~ 90
do. Green Finger Cups, So, % 90
do Cat Wine Coolers, 50, "a 90
do Cut Champs, SO, IS 90
IS pint water bottles, flint and flint, 20 60
casks, rs
1IO IL
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h5ct1Vcu ayment,
WEBB & TENSON.n
have also before me, MIR. Chairman. other
official vouchers, duly receipts, Tor Inc follow
ing carpetias, purchased for the pres;fs<.,., al-
ace since the reformers came into power:
From Lewis Veron & 60.
bd5 yards IMPERIAL WILTON. Il .g46 90
Sc do. IMPERIAL SAXON, S14 so
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QS%TENTH WAkD.-A regular meeting OF the
Tenth Ward Tpeecanoe Club, v;ih behed at the School
Room, the S. w. corner vi Eutaw and Mulberry sts
on ho''day evenng, July 18th, at O'Clock. Several
addresses from distinguished friends of the cause Will
be delivered Every Wing in the ward is earnestly re-
quested TO attend BY order,
iy 9 ELLIOT O,D. POOR. Rec Sec,y.
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{1-BAI. ffNORE COUNTY. There will be a joint
meeting OF use TPpecanoe Clubs No. (Govanstown
Disuctl ana No. from the Hookstown District, at
Boons Tavern, the Falls Road 31niies from the CT
y, on Saturday. the 18th inst. at O'Clock The friends
mliisration, are requested TO attend Addresses will
be delivered by several friends Of the cause. iy9
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

From the Boston Traveller ofAprii 10, 1870.
NERBENA CRFAM.-This new shaving Compound ~
all the rage, we, among onson,sn professors 10
among hose prefer gather IN their own tiuna cfeps
he bsberssay that oft lasts twice as long as TIE same
quantity ether saponaceous preparatory while those
who their sispences declare that with the Verbena
Cream dull will insure smoother lace ras most OF
the old soaps with steel Besdes II s fragrant to the
sense, softenins the skn great destroyer q PIN
pies &c ana What than all these hard tim a. h
sold .Iuost Gov asons Orders for quantity be
ss ~ n RiNG So Broadway New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

EEMALE MONTHLY PILL MADAME REsTELL
Female Physician, being satisfied from her perfect aeguan
with the peculiar sioogy and Of the female
Frame that most Of the oupant t. which females sab
have their almost invariably IN the rreguariiy
OF functons Of nature 20 which
indebted FOR health strength and chreruness and OF
and which indeed perhaps the greatest
sicon to which be suhectss TO this cause
attribute those violent and convulv headaches arrangement
Of the stomach gnawns IN. side burning the chest die
urbed and eversh Sleep shtfa Dreams languor debility,
weakness most distressing ehargy and dsncnson TO ac
tvity employment, des.iy, ssow. and nan'nae COM
pexon want Of appetite and short the utter prosraton Of
the very Susceptibility for the enjoy men oevcn IA May
mind depression spirits that existence itself but
Of suffering ard wetchedness, and which, als
unrequcnty ooms the unhappy victim 10 the reretra
ton suicide How necessary them TO use means 10 ebyles
effects uinou disastrous existence b. the
use of medicine specially adapted produce those
ar actions SO indispensab TO health
Madame cstts Female Monthly ELLIS long we'll known
their efficacy and safety have air dy wthn the
period Of their introduction into the United States
lured extensive reputation, From the opportunities nord
ed Madame Rese ascersnns the effects produced ~ the
various specifics singy las enabled her successfully
combine the virpaes and Of several which
though mild ecacors in the composition OF the
male Monthly Pills is necessary, under some circumsan
full and particular directions when end bow 10 be used
which accompany each boz Madame Restels siEnatsre
written on the cover ofeach boz. Price 81. -,
For sale az liz Cherry street. sear Csth,rine r., yrane
of Alleni 81 Canal street; and at MApAME NE
TELLS PRINCIPAL OFFIC ~ is Gresnwich stree, near
Courtlandt, New YORK. Nc. ~ FER street, Newark NJ"
Philadelphia okce, ael South Fightstreet sil I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

Don ANGEL CALDERoN DE LA BaRCA, Minis.
Ter Pnipotentiary from Donna Isabelle. Queen or Spain,
to the United States Washington, do ceiiiy that
red Of serious Dc sess and The osi painful noises in
BpospwayO Also that Dr. A. CAsTE stands among the
most eminent his profeson skul practical Dentist
have know these years and recommend them
worthy the confdenc, Of those gslrirg heir s..ic.s
(sivnrd) A. CALDERON DE- LA BARCA.
nrACOUs1IC DROPS, sure cure for The ear-ache and
RiNeins and paine in tse ears FOR sale aaS brosdway
INSERTED BY ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE, without
springs, gaures, wires or any fstennrs whcs py nsr
above mes obv.te, all ho.e Tss,h Issssd with cement
saimiss A. {. CASTLE, NJ. y. Dentist, as brosdwap.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17
CASTLE GARDEN-FANCY RAIL

MR.. PARKER has the hosor TO his friends
W and the public, that has last Ball Garden having
given such general satisfaction he intends tat the request
several OF hs reads) 70 give another the establish
.nent next Thursday, the s September, which
variety OF Coalitions Watxes and Spanish Dances will BE-
dasced, Fanny Elss.rs music will be lroduced
the spanish Dances and Wazes Tickets for admission 81
to admit gentleman and his ladies' Dancing will
at o'clock. Browns Cotillion Band will attend Tickets
may be obtained at Tammany Hail. Loyeoys Hotel, and
Castle Garden.
the public that hs School for the will open
Tammany Hall, on Thursday the lot October. sis Ct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17
PEASE'S HOREHOUND
C. A N ID Y

7 WOULD most ardently recommend j. Pease Sons Cla-
rfed Essence erehound andy invaluable specific;
painfully and dangerously afflicted with hoarsn.ss md
soarness OF the chest by contracting cold;
had BOTTLES o advertised Cough SIrups which
dneu cfcurs. dnqued cfcvera persons OF nay aequan-
spoke Of in the highest terms. and
again Chased IL with the muudes Of advered remedies;
but the last made mind 20 make trial OF IT,
did and the effects ubspeaksbs In the shart space
days per ely relieved and great blessing
that feel bound 20 camtnrncate
10 the public as they NAV 90 and he healed likewise
J. COOPER 81 Division street
correr Forsyth ~.
Ucao be obtare Wholesale and retail at j. TEASE SON
a, Diyision 81. Closed on the Sabbath. sill tmis M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

DIR. LEVITT, DENTIST,
26O BROADWAY-(En Entrance in Warren. street. }
WILL feel much pleasure showing how biz glsp Of
SURE differs from that usually adopted with the important
results from its application Az DR. L. has nothing about
cret, he wishes the public to judge for themselves
- tFron the Sunday Morning Atlas. of pril2s, 1901
From osg with the practice and
pertence Of Mr. Levet Dentist most cordially
mend his atmospheric principle pracsed by him
self the greatest and the perfection Of dem
tistry.
o'clock afternoon slo imis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

MANGLtS, MANUFACTURERS REDUCED.
TMPoRTANTto Hotel and Boarding House Keepers, and
Families.-DUNCAN WEST respectfully inform the
public that they have hand and Their
Patent Mancles which for utility aud durability
surpassed II labor saving machine, 1t entirely
cedes the ofroning and rapidly put: be,utfe gloss
sheets table iinen &c &c without the aid ofhe They
be seen in operation at the CITY Hotel Pearseet House,
Athenaeum and Carlton House.
N. B-A second hand Mange for sale cheap
They sold at No Little Green street Liberty
street. New York. where Messrs w 10 al kinds of iron
work and bell hanging cheap be done in tie CITY,
IA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

AxA TO GROCERS..TO LET, and immediate posses
Liquor Store located Of the best business
Of the city, and doing good cash business The
fixtures will be sold at fair valuation Apply at No. %
south sire et. corner Of Pine
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

SHOULD OLD ACQUAINTANCE BIZ FORGOT.
"A place your reliance unknown Fretenders in the heal
irg art.
Have been previously and sosy afflicted and have
been speedily and happi rest red by timely appcatinn
tne Old established aud well known Dspensary of DOCTOR
CARPENTER, No Peck ptrust the golden treasure
your life and health to the tender of the nnumerable
ton More rea misery senta,ed TO the victims of quack
sold under seductive and imposing
descriptive than could possibly from
the ota neglect o all remedies fact confirmed BY daily OBJ
servaono the spacious IN pockets
aud and often rremedable aisee in thersys
tsm Let the Cobier s TO his asthe Comb to his
VOCATION his ineg coffee, the auctionee- to his
hammer and the Attorney to his CLIENT but, oh rejecting
man or wonan-wh.n sleek yermu with conJurers
wtnd transformed TO gr We Doctors will spu thea with
dgny-though their wonderful specific TO be offered at hall
the Usual exoleJ at dollar the BETTE shrouded
IN myser secrecy the scientific disc very of
indcn al the seduc low price Of half doilGr Doctor
enen Offices are admirably arranged for the con
ton at s to mis- atients aud charges very reasonable
DE- CARPENTtR, Graduate Of Union College, Licena,e
OF the N u State Nledics Society late
u Infantry Tor nearly 80 ac oner Of this city
~ b. Be ticuiar IN the number, -FOUR Peck Slip
Pearl street. si7 i'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17
LEFT.OFF WARDROBE.

rT AsTOR HOUSE. July 1880.
HE undersigned respectfully that the price at
the Ladies Ordinary for each person, viii be- 80 perday
Genfemens ordinary
Children under ~ ears, and servants ........
Parors. with private table, for each person....
Aud for the Parlor used W the party extra:
The subscrihers ready TO make syangemer with 20
miles fer the Winter. reasonable terms.
Single gentlemen accommodated with good rooms by The
year the winter season, at fair rates.
The subscribers have been informed that hack drivers ha
reported "The Astor House Full when u was not true
These reports have been made frequently to induce
q to them.
We with gratitude, the liberal patronage be-
slowed and lnremt,ed 70 our atrons