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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02


aksrs u no election in Massachusetts hv the
raaele ksu.s> the whis candidate. leads Mon.
s~HrsAcst sOtW votes, ha, lacks 1850 OF having
smaSeri,y q al the votes cast. The abolition.
tsas a~~c psllca secss Sko votes, and seem to
Asa The ecAtsclGUg power Of the State.
11< wings have clevtet ~ members to the
Ss~aees ne democrats Z, aad in "a districts there
ese eAste~. 10 the House az Representatives.
~ Nhss- ~rt s'xs d~MsSrats have been elected,
swe&ss nj m~mNerS there is no choice. The
sSeeAeses h she Hcase are 10 BE- filed nv The
resfae ~ special etcctioss and when full. the
stca>e - u Ssith< vacancies Ia the Senate. The
40 AcUses together viii then elect the Governor
M Lseat. Gsvernor Whether nr;.x, ar Mar.
80 ~fa - Governor, therefore, depend. upon
TIE tesok Of the special elections Cor member. Of
tue stcnse. The chancrs are three to one in favor
81 tAswAigs. 7etee -
GNf fA&
Uae Dssvers .<Dccmpation Gone. }.
cSUle hogs. s.. are no longer driven into
q I1eem sAarkets. as formerly, but enter the
slslts y cars o. the rail roads, TIE Baltimore
- Odis Rail koad Company, We zee il stated.
Is doiax I heasy business Of this kind. n. c.,s
Si< ~ 116ss isseaaea tos ne Baltimore m,rs -
ase drivea over the u.aaatains 10 Cumberland
sss 4 "a, point are pat into the cars and ,re
ekeAsse Ne cay IN u 1Ay. TIE Cumberland
Setts, MT uot ! dsose has passed he A..
kdeHak Ne season.. Oh since Do tw.r,~
tese11s$ af los6s. essssiaa.s iIss hor, x.,.
&t&&1Ut4 II cost ~ ~ = la, - -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

~ We purpose giving toIerably full Congress.
''onal and Legislative reports during the ap-
preaching season.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

kEsrucKr.-A State 'whiE convention in Ken
lucky he's nominated Judge owsLkv for Cover.
nsf, and ARcHlsaID DIXON fos Lieut.. Governor
4 democratic convention is to b held It Fr,nE.
fost on the 9Th ofJsnoary, At which either 4. q
HAwfs Or Col. w.sO. Boiler win be placed in
nsminatich for Gosernor. The ae,oocr,t. e
Kentucky r. seem to be IN cxceIIent .piris-.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02
Ten rains during this month, generally light.
Coolest. OCTOBER. IYorme.,

But FIVE rains during this month--wea,her
generally fair. A Sigh, fall Of snow on the
3lst IL
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

JrsrrcE.--A Frcrch nobleman had been
sa,irised By Volfaitc. And, meeting the
author soon after, gave him . severe cxn.
ing. Nol:aire iaAssdta,eiy complained
iothc Duke sfSIrleans, aAd begged hin
To do him Justice. fss8ir,' replied the
Dfkc, lyon have had il donr vou u
ready
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

We understand that the District Attorney h,s
asked and obtained leave from the Court 10 s..
sslsose proceeding u cso rarrawfo against the
Miners Bank Of Dubuque. - 7uasoipt.
The District Prosecutor has certaisly sstaken
ms: time IN this matter. Hope his conduct ID
i"ss'futing proceedings at this particular iunctr
= not intended - 'vse 70 prevent The. Lexial..
sese froa declaring the charter vo:d Il he -.
session Aoas reress.
he csnal Bank ofNew Orleans ~. re.on.a
business. y Z sns s 4ss a q
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

EXCHANGES on Boston, New York, phil.de,-
phia and Baltimore, can be bought At St. Loui,
Tor specie atpar. So says the papers Of that city
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

q We hope to be able to give the Governors
message in our next number.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

TExAs.-A large meeting Of persons friendly
to the annexation Of Texas to the United States
was held at Bellville, Illinois, on the ith uls.-
Speeches were made hy Ex- Governor REyNoLps
and several other gentlemen.
S.ea~boot accideat on fks Hxs,son Rircr.--As
the Rochester was on her passage down from
Albany on the 9th inst, when near Hyde Park,
souie Of her machinery gave way, and in nc
melt every vcstage Of her works were broken in
atoms. Scarcely piece Of her beautiful ma
chinery 30 large Is mans hand remained Her
nl!ot-housc, starr way, berths, beds, and every
sortl IN pieces.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

poiane bu from tia, the scales fall from his
eyes anr he can ron Only see 10. he ont or ihe comm
TAD ed "A provision Tor The blind
With ali fostering legislation j, believed by
tor many years and thai ibe ieaher OF coanry Ii the
world IS and worthless II Is poosed
thAt e o,y sure mode ct obtaining durable ca skin boots
or shces IS To pfocsreFreDch or other imported leather
Macy OF our .drners believe ea which nr-
nhts pch aids 10 loconoon IS equally usetu in driving
The fannn INTO the hide; and hence bot hqoor iu any
css-s said 70 be applet auu h- hide IS transformed
ato cooked leather iGdsrd suppose that under the
geaf eesDomy OF feet which n mode ru tines a. been
roc uced ino the cuaary as moch caorc e.pende
IN tanning The hide cooking the fest az animal and
ay perhaps crafty TIE disappointed soursnand whose
appetite Graves blood kbow ,tes his beef steak 10.
h'cfe Vverdone taaa his naois"
Alter showing that our carefully inspected Leath-
er is about the poorest made in the word, giving
souae suggestions of Inspectors &c, ia improve
rnent, (meinly by compelling it to remain in tie
tan-va;s year, as in Europe, instead Of few
months, as here, and condemnng the enactment of
any laws on the subject,) the Secretary drily re-
marking that the State brand, Ike Charity,
multitude CT sins, proceeds 10 consider the To
bacco Inspection, stating that the Inspector is TO
open each hogshead aad class It's contents in one
or more OF four qualities, whence he proceeds:
II ,he mark could be found on The snuff OF the segar
on tue pg:a, The iads tws sny o.e: Of The
riouS iernIs 10 which the leaf Is abece b.i1re consuDP
non he snUaEer, chewer sOkef would tsen have the
satafdcoa 10 Anor a, they had al least got the Stae
mark iot cir money. EEt whether The qud, the pinch
OF snuff The from r.; second,
or !i.d qsdliS, Or from refuse oaulaged, or from
!sdt' that has escaped inspection an 0crCiat!e mystery
Ali ibai The cnSsuDaer that th- ieat'
city 0! SewYok is subjected 10 Ter which PMS large
sums o money nto The pocke, % ae Inspector IL would
coublless be ogfeest 10 The nspe and equally
neiu 10 the provie HAT he tobacco should
be Inspected IL e dtd before il is harvested. The heid
not beng iorastse csn oot eiude the OF -!gaat
more generally difusedr
We hope this is abort the 6nishisg touch TO In
spectiens.-He-c is summary abs,rac. of the va
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04
Enthusiastically reported for TIE Tribune,


ASHEs-There has been little movement in Pol' apn
sales OF 60 bbs 1872 have made az 3 and 70 bbis 1893
al l2s. Pearls are nominaliy at II, bat no sales.
COrTON.-The amount OF buiness to-day has oeen'
moderate, bat can change in prices Inc maf'
k-t generally fra. The better grades conliaue pFopsl
lonally scarce. We quote MicdHug Upsnd s. 81 new
Orleans 81 81 fair Upland 8! 81; Orieans7 II.
FLOUR AND MEAL,-The demand is far alihousn &c.
large and there is disposition among holders 10
Genesee L.. and Ohio and Michigan tn So Ihere
no, much be had, believe, below these rates 10 y
Orleans for which the market is very firm, hear cGyo
400 to 500 bbls afoat second hands, good brand -
sS3 Southern descriptions nre steady at 20
OF bu. retail sales excepting 800 bbis Brandy "ae a
200 bhs Howard-st at go Alexandtil, Fredericis2u
Richmond Country Baltimore City, &c, %; kieIn,'as
City 5o York Mills so. Meal is quet-Jers<y ",
Srandywine u.s. hhas 2 so cash. Rye Flour en's dAA
dull AT s7l a3. Shorts &c; Ship Ssuffs l5c.
GRAIN--No whea, yet Offering; wanted at soc. con-
is steady and in good demand Supplies in'tea we ~ p.
tce sales 400 bushels Jersey al &c. 1870 DO ss oae,
1000 do private terms; $50 40 mite Jersey a. % ~
Northern is held al t6c, weight TIE supply olhyes,
small, and The has advanced Some heioefs 81
ern are asking 75e. We notice sales 300 bushels ', "
zoe, aud 1890 do jersey s. sc. About 5000 oae
have been received By the River, nearly all OF wbeh
sold al S7t lcc.
sEEDS-Ths narse, for Clover IS improving, ana scls
sales have been made to-day &c, and &c for seed o. I
for a considerable lo TO. export Smai sales were
a, ,ha, rate. Sales les ,cs RougE Flax az 81 TO
Clean a 25, nominal. -, i.
HAY--we quote ss 5sc FOR Bundle. The ssoeA
small but considerable supplies will sooR be In ~ ~
River. ], on
CANDLES.-we Ie,ice sale few days SINCE o' ~,
halt boxes wncheaet, % lbs, at III iof os and U.S.
for l2s and lis, per cent of Tor CASH u,te
CIGARS.-A sale last wees OF about Aoe N. "a' 1''
for export al II so for Principles and $l3 for Havana
OLIVE notice farther sales Of 2nco eb.s Croae "A
Soa,h Sea, a, SOC cash, for export. ,L 80.
wHALEBONE-We hear OF nothing dolns' So1
Is worth about 25c; N Coast s6c. u...s
FRUIT There is moderate business SONG u HA.
Ra!sias at e2i Pecan Nuts are very plenty ein
much lswer; only II are now offered. rAe
BEESwAX.-The amount in market IS nos iafse
rate is % 29ic. y.ef I'm.
PROviSIONS.-Thc market Is steady ano .of ps a. or
proving. We notice sale Of 900 bo.s ne" mess ~ -.
I2t but there much bs had at that fste. @ ,
Prime Is s7;, with sales loo bbls ios o -. ~ IN
old Prime brought5 s7t. Beef Is getting scat ~.
siderable sales City Prsae made al so ai'
5O Mess IS Tor Ciy, 81 for Country sa!es io' ~.
cargo al 75 Lard is dull We notice sale OF E'e '.
at 81 In bbis Butter and Cheese quiet Some o.s "
latter have bee. taken for England We quote Dnue
Il; Cheese u &c. lo Of 5000 los Beef hanis s" - ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

CoMMAsDEs MACKENZIE. = The Baltimore
Clipper 50 learns that several ladies and gentlemen
Of that city have IT in contemplation to presen, re
Commander A. S. Mackenzie, of the Z. S. Navy.
pair OF gold epauettes as tribute of respectfo
his frnness and ability as an officer and his char
acter as man. A considerable portion of ,he
money necessary TO defray The expense has already
been Subscribed
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

COOP News, IF TRuE.-Captain Siders at Mo-
bile from Pensacola, informs the editor Of the Her
aid that vessel in leaky condition arrived at the
latter port, bound from Cam peachy the city with
specie. One of her passengers arrived at Mobile
in the Elizabeth Ann, with 5000 for Commo-
dore Moore, from the Yucatan government. This
is good news if it prove true. y. O. Pic.
20 It is said that the outrage mentioned by the
Bangor Wing, as having been recently committed
by British authority in the Aroostook Country is
merely" Mung news.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

SHoorIse.-Ju5se Bosworth, Parish Judge of
Carroll Parish, La, was yesterday sho; by Young
man on the plantation Of Mr. Behler, abeut thirty
miles above this, on the river. The Judge was
shot in the right arm with double barrel sho,
gun, SO badly that amputation was deemed nsces.
sary and was performed. The cause of the diff.
Guilty We have not learned Natchez Goa. l4th.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

Court OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge
ULsEoEFFEa.
Robert T. V:ns!o.g The Mayor, &c of Nesp Yorf-
Action 10, compensation Commissioner OF Registry
Plea OF set of in award property taken 9Th Ave
nue en which the Ancient Brons Society he'd
was putin Verde, for plE, sl5s.
COURT OF SEssIoSs-Before the RECORDER,
Judge LTNcH and Aldermen LEONARD and PuapY
FIRST DAY OF THE ETERM-Calencar.-Mureer l. bur.
g!Ay H. grand larceny H. petit larceny Total "a Pre-
voEsy convicted previously indicted 49, confined wit.
nesses ), basarty Total IS. Old and cases 80.
The oioTns gentlemen compose the grand inquest for
the City and County OF NewYork for the ensuing term
Don Alfonso CustEan, foreman; Edmond Anderson James
B. Brewster, john Brown Jr., Abraham q. Craso John
John Campbell, Terrence Donneliy John B. Durham Ro-
bert NJ Field, John T. Fisher, arnest Fink jacob Hop
pock George r Hubbard, phe Couever Enoch lie wis.,
James 3 Lewis, Es9ch Morgan, Abraham Maze John
Stewart Hiram 6. Smith, Child Sedheli, Alexander ~
scoit-ini2l p The Recorder, in very appropriate
charge, laid before the Grand jrry the duties which de-
volvea upon them auding also the late murder and
dwelling upon the large Eumber of gambling houses and
houses OF Ill fame, with which city infested
which, his opinion spreng the murder He also concra
Mated The Grand Inqaet the uaprecedeutediy small
Number OF new the present calender They then
retired TO their chamber commence the duties assigned
them by the statute.
ont OF "a petit jurors summoned, only q appeared to
serve.
The usual fines imposed rpon The defauling grand
and peiitjurors.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

ARREsTED.-Somc months age, Dir. Posey,
in Lafayette, in the middle of the night, was called
to the window, and, without moments warning,
was shot through the head with rifle ball, BY
some person or persons at that time unknoH Hn.-
j. w Cotton is under arrest on charge of sharing
in the inhuman outrage. IN. O. Pic.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04
NensEors Ieuislature.

St-UE0As, AprII Z.
In the sEsArz NJ. es77aosc reported in favor OF
The re;;tions of citizens Of the 18th Ward, OF New
York, for exemption from ,ax for the Croton Aque-
duct. The bill 10 extend the market for coal, salt
&c, was then taken up and discussed, after wnicn
the Senate went into executive session, ard seen
adjourned
In the AssExaLr the bill for the relief CT certain
purchasers OF land at Oswego, was rejected by
unanimous vote. The Assembly then soon az
iourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

- Hon. THOMAS SHANNON, formerly mem
Der of The Ohio Senate from Belmont County. and
brother of the Governor Of that State died On III.
18th ult., at his residence in Barnesyills.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

CAPE HAYTI BY slip from the Norfolk Bea-
con we learn that the brig Eagle, Capt. Pedrick,
the 18th ut. Capt. Pedrck states that appre-
hension entertained that the insurgents would
attack the city, and that extensive preparations
were making to repe the invaders. Two regi-
ments had been despatched from the South 10 the
city, by President Boyer, for the purpose of clear
ing away the rubbish from the ruins of the Custom
House, which destroyed by the earthquake in
May last While employed Oh that daty, they were
called into service by the President, to assist in
queling the iusurrection. Information had reach
ed the city previous to the departure of Capt. P.
that the regiments had encountered the revolution
lists on their march and were completely cut up BY
them. The city was very unheslthy-a large pro-
portion were sick with fever and ague. Market
dull for ell kinds of American produce.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

g Ro.zar SMITH is .ssai!ed in the Plebeian
sor purchasing the figured caps of the stone ceumrs
!. he Custom House, instead of paying higher
price for having them made in this country. Set
ting sside the gross inconsistency Of such charge
from Free Trade paper, we happen to know that
the estimates and descriptions for these caps had
been sent cut 10 Noly 5y the Van Buren, party
BEFORE lHsssrs Smith s. partner took The con-
srast oj building tie Custom House, and IL @as
given them Nth Tie express understanding aEat
zee eeys Should be procured abroad. Is it not
most unfair, then, to attack him for th;s7
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

J Snow fell 20 the depth of several inches in
Alabama and Mississippi on the 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

Centrifugal FoRcE.-A MIR. samuer., near
Quincy, Illinois, was killed recently by the burst
ing OF the hy.wheel in steam houring-miu,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

% The St. Louis New Era of the 23d says
" We understand that brutal murder was com
mitted at or near Jefferson Barracks few days
ago by soldier, named lsharn. on the body of his
wife. He procured, pistol. went to house
where his wife was, drew his pistol and shot her
through the breast. She survived but short
tine. The niscreant made his escape, and has
not been since heard OF. Jealousy is said TO have
been the exciting cause
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

EscAPE.-Wc learn that Morgan Wethet,, who
was arrested on charge oftakng from tie stage,
between Louisville (ky.) and Danville, $4,000 of
the funds OF the Bank of Kentucky, escaped OF the
night of the 10Th ultima from the sheriff and guard
of Anderson county. He was last seen in Henry
county.
The circumstances of Wether's escape were, we
understand, somewhat curious. By fegning sick
ness, he prevailed upon the officers who had him
in charge to take hin, TO bis own house On srriv-
ing there he went to bed, and prevailed on them
to le: his wife sleep with him that night. When
the lady came into the apartment they of course
withdrew TO let her undress. The moment they
were out OF sight Wethers, agreeably to previous
arrangement quietly slipped out of the window,
leaving bis clothes upon the chair, and put his
daught through the window into the room The
msiher and daughter were soon lying costly side
by side, with their heads modes,ly covered and
the officers returned in few minutes and guarded
them all night with unsleeping vigilance.
Louisville Jour
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

T 1t showed in Albany on Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

u are Indebted soi Nrlhern and Western papers Of
The la.es a,es 10 The Express OF Mcssrs PoAgaoY CO.
whose Office is al no. 2 Wasireet.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

" WIGS or NEw-YoEK! your Grand Rally
for the Charter Election 'akes place this evening.
Friends Of RoseeT SMITH come ou. in your
strength TO encourage and animate each other tor
-!ls contest, and Victory mus, be yours
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04
Courr Calendar This pa..

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos- 2, 3, A, ), 6, I, 8,
8, 10, IL, l3, IA, Is. Is, %, 81, %, 40.
CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nes. az, 10. 50. 70, 268, 7S,
80 "a, SO, 50, 81, 95. SO, 100, l02. les, 80, 107
lo9. ITO, ll3, Ia, lis, l, =, 3, 2S, 81, 81, So
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. i8, 49, so, 50, SO, 81,
55, 81, "a, Is, SO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

10 NEIL BRows of Pulaski is the Wing can
didate for Congress in the With District of Ten
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

The SIoRM,-At Bra,tleborough, Vt, on Tues
day night, the storm closed with thunder and
lightning. The Democrat says that in the rnoan-
isin towns the snow is from FIVE to seven feet deep
in the weeds.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

D Gov. ME1cALrE, Of Ky. and suite were a,
Watertown on Tuesday on their way to KiogstoR.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

E The Gold business is going ahead ia Geor-
gia and Alabama especially near Tallapoosa River
in the latter. a new village called Gsdsvill- has
suddenly sprung up in Tallapoosa Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

% The eleveu-year old Giant Boy has az
rived from Boston, and is exhibiting day and even
ing at the American Museum. He is an exttaor.
dinary mass of Aeshto look upon, (weighing 265
lbs.) but he is very pleasant and apparently
happy young fellow. He walks arneng the crowd
a, the Museum like an elephant through an herd
of cattle.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

~ GEORGE CALDWELL has been appointed
?. NJ. al Canejoharie, n. Y, vice j. H. Ehle,
ry!erized.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

From NlssAU.-The Commercial Advertiser
contains et,er from Nassau stating that the I.
S. brig Boxer arrived there from cruise on The
18Th. She report. hasing net in the EelsnooFhood
OF the Isle of Pine. en- armed schooner, having
long Tota on deck, and very rnany men. lae
Gazette of the 18th says:
"Oa their first noticing her, she was lying close
in with the land, under q iih, and as the: Drew
more near, she made sal direct for them, appar-
emily crowded with men, bus, after getting With
in gon snot, Immediately hauled to the wind, when
the Boxer proceeded in chase, and fired two shots
at her, but from light weather and Gains, she at
length by sweeps escaped from Them by getting ia
the intricate creeks or tet ooas, where the Boxer
could nc, renture.
1t is moreover said that this vessel answers the
description of the San Antonio. The ship Sapphire
of Salem sunk on the banks, very little of her car
60 being saved. The British brig Thsrnson was
wrecked on the 25,h Feb, part OF her cargo saved
The big Isabella Brown Of ST. Domingo, Was also
wrecked on the ID ult ard most of her cargo lost
The brig Frances A. Upper of Baltimore from
Nassau was wrecked North of Cape Hatteras on
the 26,h ult All her passengers AID crew we're
taken Of.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

J Fora noJice OF Mrs sEsA ssIrH's ne* woik; OF
Rev AZ. Tgoms Divine invefsfcn the Api Magazines,
&c see Frs, Page.
" For ,ts Speeches Of Prof. LY=Ll aud EDWARD
Eveazr1 lie Geological Aaaivessay Lo''eoa sec Last
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

10 Judge WAoeAAAN died at NewOrleans on
the afteraoon of the 23d ut., of the wound received
in his duel with Hon. D. Prcur. 1t was man
of fine abilities, Of high integrity, universally es-
teemed and beloved and has fallen victim, like
hundreds of lofty spirits before him, to system as
false and absurd as it is barbarous aud unchrstain.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

PHILIP tV.1N, Cna!HdH-
Josssap P. pIsssos, lse.,e,,ries
EDwAzp z. CoH..Es, a3 q
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

U DR.. LARDsEK is playing with great sue
cess in New-Orleans. His Lectures seem to have
been competely turned into theatrical perform
ances, as we see them advertised with the an
neuncement that ''The entertainments will con-
clude with the admired petite comedy of the
Youthful Queen in which Mrs Stuart and J. NJ.
Field appear"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

r. E1er,ocratic Wing General Commit
,-aa Meetpg OF this Committee will be held on Tues
day Evening" April 4, a, the Broadway House at hall
Tnt,l