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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-06-28

RoJjry.-Thc pos, office at Delvidcrc, in this
state, was broken open on the night of the Dis,
inst, and Sl35 in specie stolen.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-06-28

inst, for the purpose of forming democratic
sociation in this precinct.
Resoiced, Tha, the proceedings o. this meets
Re signed by the chairman and secretary, and ~
lishsl in the Ottawa Free Trader.
j.. w. DIMMIcK, Chairman,
E. NJ GALLowAI, Secref0ryH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-06-28
ron CONGRESS
JOHN WENTWORTH.
DEMOCRATIC coRnrsroNplNo COMMITTEES.

DEMOCRATIC CORRESPONDING COMMITTEES.
Far The .f6rh Congressional District:
NIB. SPALDING, of Kane county,
=. y. p wiLi;,aTT' Of Cook county.
EDMUND WILCOX, of win county.
JOHN HISE, of La Sale county.
For Tie ninth Jadiciol Circuit:
Bweau--D q. Salisbury. MuShaH-S. Ramsey
Peoria- w III Fesscnden. Puinam-A.E Il. Ames.
.Snk--O. Whitaker. De kaN-E. l.. Mayo.
KandaH-I'itus Howe. kane-M,W. Fletcher
La Sliie-M. L. lIollister. 0gie--H. 4. Moss.
Far La SALE COaniy:
A. Hoes, j. IIsc. NJ. T.. Hollister, I. Larkin,
and A. Woodruff.
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G,orrc.pou,lcuce.

From the Peoria Democratic Press
TO the Hon. John Dean Cation. jud
ofMe 9th judicial circuit.
The New York herald., 1844-09-02


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THoMAsros, Aug 22-Ar Della Faes, Thomaston.
ooF ronHIras1 HI,.o Ay A PTsydo Ba,i%oe via Nswby
Amercsn; Fnancier Dillingham;, Baltimore citizen Hale
Aps s ss Ss FFsasas csgs.s
fssS %ad Navy
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p IA Sy Ss TssSfsss sS Tass q
Iayior Baltimore; America Seabry ST Marys Ga load
Taylor Philadelphia DIR Hitchcock Iof Boston, late Of Ban
gorJ Douglass. Bsngor ST Patrick Lansil do Vesper Hop
kns Sedswsk SSaada Mar.,Gn Albany Wm II Turner
Montpelier. sackpoe New Oreans Allen King Tufts Sierra
Leone; Baltimon, Howes Grand Turk Nichols Palm Crow
%n ehs, be Sss & AA%s AssS dtGGS
zen stoyer, Philadelphia; Gov Arnold Bacon SALEM Nj
jasper. i!owes and Despatch Nckerson, NYork.
NEW BEDFORD, Aug 30Ar David Coffin, Smith, Philadel
6hia; Nantucket Clifford NYork 3st Richmond Cushman
EoeAsrowr, Aug se-Ar Susan, Darrow, NYork. GOTH
No vessels in port.
NANTUCKET, Aug 29-Sd Susan BENJAMIN, ArKinney Phi
ladepha. -
PRowpENcE, Aug 3o-Arr -Four Brothers. Smith Cherry.
stone va; Lady Clinton, Crammer, Philadelphia; Kronau
ayor n9nd9ut Ornament jones' and Empire, Dayton, New
York Sid Edw Blake, Adams, and Emeine, Ellis, Bangor
HOPE, George York Rve Victoria Fakenbeg and Margaret
Ann Godfrey Philadelphia Virginia Paine supposed for
FALL RIVER, Aug 2sArr Enterprise Gorum St Johns; II
King, Keene Phladelphia Monitor. Cummings, NYork.
BR!srS, Aug 29sd Letitia, Collins, Philadelphia; Alid,
Morris, Virginia.
h sd aoTs I'D %
bait more Aug 3o-Of New Point brigantine; off the
p; some.se Bg Williams from Demenra of
Po;omac Jas Poys5 keene Nassau via NYerk off Point
po'n p ships of Snaps Island barqueall bound up Cld
Wa,rrngou Gatchell Ia Guayra and Porto Cabeiio sid
York w
:, ,R,cHMoSp, Aug 20 Arr Josephine, Mitchell and Francis
Ellen Chapman, NYork John Polk, Arnold Fall River
,CHARLEsroN, Aug 29-AT Edward, Bukley, NYork. Sid
Hobt BRUCE Jurgens Bamore 29h Victoria Brl Hudson
ssAyANsAH, Aug as-sld Columbia Barbes Havana.
NEW ORtEANs, Avg 2O-Arr Louisyile Hunt; st Mary.
fose sd SaTtogab PsSe NYor Rs"c1o Allen Hay
3sd Fana uIfich i Bordeaas aux ''ee D''"s'
The New York herald., 1844-09-02
mother season. or until the staple productions Of the

another season. until the staple productions Of the
country into the market. and then the payments
be made by exporting merchandise There
much foundation for such assertion as there is
asserting that the owners do not expect payment
all Most of The merchandise forwarded to this country
on account of the European manufactures and consigned
to the commission houses oths city, requires advance
oftwothirds the value Houses here pay the duties on
invoices received, which amount to about onethird
the value OF the goods and advance amount reaching
another third the value making advance of ftwo-!hrds
This advance is made generally previous TO sale Of the
goods and invariably before the commission merchant
realses his saes We by this system that most
OF the merchandise sent out consignment has TO be
paid for after arrival while the goods actually pur-
chased the other side by local importers has to be
paid for in full after shipment from the other side
Whatever disposition English bankers may have TO extend
credits houses this side, it is of little consequences SO
long as merchants raise money to remit They
will not pay any interest than they can possibly
help The banks have recently advanced the rate of
erest and discounted largely to the commercial classes
These discounts have been required to make remances
On the other hand much doubt the existence of the
great confidence in American credit Represented 10 be
general throughout Europe The manufacturers of Great
Britain require sight drafts English bankers for their
merchandise and any credit that may be extended must
from these bankers They have before them the
pankruptcy ana rum brought upon heuses IN former
years. by placing too much confidence in the credit of
houses this sde and it very probable they will be
very careful for time at least This country is gradu.
ally recovering from revulson that swept from exist
hundreds Of houses that enjoyed unbounded
credit and possessed unlimited
among ourselves have not become thoroughly
and hardly expect that foreigners who have hereto
fore suffered severely by speculations &c. will place
confidence in us, than do in each other One or
two large houses here may be able to establish large
credits abroad account Of the reduced value Of money
throughout Europe but havo little faith in the exis
tnce Of disposition to grant promscuous credits to any
extent.
We annex comparative table, showing the current
prices for the principal stocks in which operations are
made in this market -
The New York herald., 1844-09-02

The Bal imore Money Market continues very easy
Checks and drafts New York ruled at par to lilo pre-
mium During the pas week about $50 600 in coin
shipped to this market. The banks making loans
at per cent, at which there a very active demand
The increased enquiry for money is represented being
caused by the unusual activity of business at this
Of the year. and the probable shipment of aporon Of the
surplus coin imported during the past two three years
very currently reported in Baltimore that counterfeit
issues of the coupons Of Maryland have been put in cir
culaon The certificates Of interest due by the State
differ from the coupons in this respect-hat while the
certificates issued by the loan office in any
quired, above five dollars, the recorded debt the
coupons attached to the bonds of the State and Of
specified for certain period of interest," issued at
the date Of the bonds The report alluded to above, al
though current, ia believed to be without foundation.
We do not find, comparison the slightest variation
in quotations for American stocks in London the
departure Of the last steamer from those ruling the date
of the previous accounts Confidence in American
rites had slightly improved, but not to degree snt
cient 10 improve prices.
The movements of the Bank of England show mo-
deate expansion in every department but bullion The
assets according to the last report amounted to fs O7s
600 more than its liabilities.
The New York herald., 1844-09-02
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER
Arrived.

Ship Warsaw, Hathaway 20 days from New Orleans with
mdse, To Stanton Frost
Brig Thomas Benton Roberts, from Rio Salada, Aug o.
with mdse to II. ID. Cotheal.
Brig Peter Demll Lewis days from Savannah with cotton
TO II. NJ Demill.
British brig Helen Anna, Hughes days from St. Johns
Nj. with mdse, Il. Winniett.
Schr Caroline, Norgave IA days from st. Thomas with
hides, to j. Durand x Go.
British schr British Token Atkinson days from Cumber-
land, Ms: with grndstones, TO Smith 4 Boynton.
Schr Globe Gas!l days from Washington NC. with
schr sarah Wilcox, days from Baltimore with mdse
master. ~ ' n
Schr Nancy Henry Post from Folly Landing with corn,
to master. ~ '
schr Swan Baker, days from Berlin, Md with corn to
- " =
Schr Henrietta, Brown days from Virginia. with corn
Schr Three Sisters MGowan days from Virginia with
corn, master. -
Steamer Augusta Bryant days from Philadelphia with
mdse, to N. l.. McCready < Co.
Below.
One brig, unknown
The New York herald., 1844-09-02

. . ST. THOMAS, Aug. II, 1914.
In port-Magnolia, West from NYork unc just completed
her epai,s and coming of the slip " o'clock expects
next week; Lowder Lowder, from Bangor disg Conea,
three sick supposed with fever; Eurotas HALL from
Anaosura, with Lpman's Equeytrian Company waiting
the ARRIVAL Of Mr.. Lpman, from New York.
Sailed nth, Agnes Hunt from Portland for Curacoa load
with sat i Sturges Dory, Georgetown DC. for Maya.
guez; i5h Mary Lulo, Trinidad for Arccbo load for
Baltimore; it Mary Wks Gait Demera for do load for
Norfolk
Arr Goth, Bowditch, Emery Maregaanc or Boston; Salem
fields Majestic Of Harrington; Packet Goy Arnold Globe and
w Brick, al I'm Philadelphia for Boston; Hannah Hampstead
for Machas; Madawasa NYork for Baths Ida do John
NH sorclia Faulkn, do for Boston, Shawmut Norfolk for
do; Hope, do for Portland.
Miscellaneous X RecOrd.
AsHoRrThe Edward hence Charleston 2oth ut reports
ha on the 22d IS miles North Of CAPE Lookout full
rgfed brg ashoreshe bad painted ports and house deck
still set oi ~ - " 80
Notice to BInrIners
we would call the attention Of those duty take
ol te Dvipis ~ the crook the fact that the
he west sde o the channel has down about ortngh
ana consequence vessels daily getting ashore the bank
e ,ns M % we East Dolphin, mstskng that for the
west na mistake very natural particulary in the night On
the 2 vessels got ashore from his cause and third would
nave io?wed had ty not been warned by those already
We would suggest the pgey atone ment or this APP
parent negectl OF Immediately placing bush TO mark the
channel until the Dolphin is pIaced( Journal
Aug. 81. ~
WhaIemen.
Leonidas, Marvel Of Fall River out mos with i6 bbl, SO
oil, spoken Aug 20, lat ~, lon 81.
The New York herald., 1844-09-02
baltimore Cattle Marke,.

Supplies OF Beef Cattle have in less freely this
week and the demand has been good with advance
IN price The offerings at the scales Monday embraced
about 450 head 81 Of which driven another
ket and 1913 sold to the city butchers The prices paid
ranged from 81 6l3 to 25 per 100 lbs the hoof
gus ty equal So IS 425 net Yesterday 45 head Of
fresh cattle in and offered together with those
left over at the Of the week and nearly all
There has been quite large supply Of Live Hogs in
ket Throughout the week and the sales have been limited
prices ranging from 81 to SO per 100 lbs principally
intermediate rates.
The New York herald., 1844-09-02
Died.,

On Sunday morning LIST instant of bilious fever HEM
ny L. HAMMOND, seaman, in the 26th year OF his sge
Funeral this afternoon at O'Clock, from AZ Ludlow
street.
09- st. Louis papers please copy
On'the lat instant, THOMAS BENEFIT, of Railway late
Of the city OF New York. in the 5lst year of his age
On the ist instant, Of Consumption s L JoNrs aged
80 years, months and 10 days
His friends and relatives also the l. O. of O. f. Knch-
erbocker Lodge No 22 and the Odd Fellows in general
are requested to attend his funeral at his late residence
No 26 Moore street, Tuesday afternoon 3rd instant
at half past three o'clock
The New York herald., 1844-09-02

State OF Trnde.

AsHEs-Pos continue very steady at 81 ls3. Pearls
S443a a $3.50
CorToN-There were hut few transactions to-day
small lots were closed generally at easier rates.
HAy-Common qualities are dull at IS SO C. Prime
qualities for export sell at 40 45c The arrivals con.
tinue large, with an accumulatng stock.
PRovisors-We have no alteration to report in articles
under this head, The demand continues very inactive
WHnKEy--Drudge casks are in very moderate request
at "a C. Western and Prison barrels at 24g C.
The New York herald., 1844-09-02
American Nlanufactures.

appears that the demand Tor domestic manufactures
not large enough to prevent downward tendency
prices In all the markets there fair supplies and In
the immense importaiions from abroad and in the in
crease in the manufactures in this country think
but little prospect of rise for the present II is likely
that as long as the existing tariff is in existence the
Der OF mills on this side Of the Atlantic will increase and
competition in the business become great to keep the
prices Of domestic goods low point This we should
think, must be the result Of present movements.
The New York herald., 1844-09-02
MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the Steamship,
Packets to Arrive,
Packets In Snil.
shin Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
the shipping left the port whence they sailed the vessels
spoken their passage list Of their cargo and any foreign
medatey their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
the Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical lnorma-
ton Of any kind will be thankfully received.
The New York herald., 1844-09-02

HENRY +. RIELL'S BENEFIT
a0GN Al TIL, subscriber respectfully ruioms his
Gy4s friends and The public that he viii talse his ben
left To the FISHING BANKS in the steamboat
THOMAS sALMOND, on Friday SEPT. 9Th inst The boat
will be decorated with flags &card has been gfatnuusy
rendered by the poteness of Capt liam T. Scltz-Cap
Peacock has knd volunteered his and will act pilot
celebrated full brass aud colion baud has been
engaged and the public assured every eycrton will be
made please those who may honor him with their patronage
Fare for the excursion One Dollarte boat will call NJ Amos
street 7aCanal 81 M aarne Ferry Brooklyn s-Pike ST.
8-and Pier ~ H. 81s touching Fort Hamilton each
s2-5issec HENRY ". RIELL.
The New York herald., 1844-09-02

LIvEEr9oIDsteam ship Acadia from Boston-Rev D, Whit
tan and lady, Rev DIR Scoesby, Mr. Woespoon and lady
Hugh Kerr lady two children and Ldw Wilmer +
WNlis a,dJ pu91el az areew5n ma " Driver Z Brook;
8 Nye,, B ngraham j., y b ,yisart, L 4 Lyman, NJ
Seixas Geo Smith, Soliac, Frausbeck, Hemshwood
Tur9bal Cr9yen Ihompson + Crary, Mr. Norris and
Haliiax-Aliss Jacobs. Total 1O
The New York herald., 1844-09-02
STRANGERS BEWARE

STRANGERS BEWARE.
IN THIS AGE OF QUACKERY AND HUMBUG, il is
most important 10 choose experienced ply sicaDR
EVANS has removed his Old Gaens Head Dspensary to No
2ec Pearl street. of Beekman street. where he
his extraordinary of all delicate diseases matter
how complcaed He aprses the citizens and that
there DIR. Evans his old stand that he has
nection whatever with any other office His charges are
moderate his consultations strictly private
N B.Observe the numbeI-nistakes often dangerous
23g Pearl street.
u Medicines and directions part Of the Union
by particularly stating the and enclosing five dollars
The New York herald., 1844-09-02
i X ST y ! q IL II OF THE
CIRCUS-BOWE

FlHS Il n j u HT q + THE
CIRCUs-BOWERY.
JOHN TRYON ON..................... MANAGER
Boxes. .o5 Cents. Pit .l2lz Cents.
The Man begs leave the public the first
pearance Ia the Of his
NEW IND SPLENDID STUD OF HORSES,
together with complete his
entire change IN the order of Equestrian Performances
There will be theatrical shows description
whatever inernised with the Classic Games Of the Arena
e interior has been remodeed throughout ornaened
enlarged in beautiful and commodious manner is
in fact the
ONLY REGULAR BUILT CIRCUS IN AMERICA.
. Inmist with baser natter
Equestrian Manager. Mr. Sweet
Late Of Asilsy's Royal Amrhiiheatre, London.
Oflcer oi the House. Prince John Davis.
shedens splendid Brass Band viii accompany the rer
formances
The following the Of the principal Riders and
Gymnasens -
Master Walter Aymar, late Of the New Orleans and other
. southern Amplitleatres
Herr Otto Motty the Austrian Cavalier and Ball
Defer.
Mrs Cole the aramed model Of Equestrian and skill
MIR. Mckarland the word-asouudng sixty somerset
Mr.. w. b. Stout, the Hercuean Horseman.
Mr. Rugges, the Flying Mercury.
Mr. ]. Sweet, the graphic and terrific Indian Rider.
Mrs tiullen the graceful and accomplished Equestrian
Mr. Williams and Pupil the celebrated Posturers.
Besides which, Full Musical by the famous
: Negro Serenaders known as the Carolina Melodists.
Doors open At 9uaIterpast7 Performance TO commence AZ
qnartepast o'clock Front be secured appli
Boxes Parluettes and Balcony Seats secured for families
50
The New York herald., 1844-09-02
PEOPLES LINE OF STE aMBoATS

FUN AIBAN1 I.
A~H Aa DAILY Sundays essepted-IhTeugh direct, direct,
Sk--a1z-xZ Courandt and Liberty streets.
The Steamboat KNICKERBOCKER, Captain A. T. 81.
John, Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings att
;, The s'eSmboa, ROGHEsTERi Captain A. Houghon on
At Five o'clock r. M-Landing intermediate Places.
The Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain H. g. Crut-
tenden Monday Wednesday Friday and Sunday Afternoons,
al o'clock
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain William ii. Peck,
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Afternoons, at O'Clock.
passeagers taking either Of the above lines will
Albany take the Morning Train Of Cars for
the or The boats and substantial are fur
nshd with and elegant and Tor speed and ac
commodaons unrivaled on the Hudson
For passage fright apply board to r. e. Schultz.
at the Office on The wharf s2rc
The New York herald., 1844-09-02
-
OF .TR EHITCHsS

CLIREHUGH'S
ENTILATIN AND GOSSAMER
WIGS AND SCALPS.
CLlREHUGH invites all and connoisseurs inspect
his improved ventating and perpetual fitting Wigs, WHICH
for elegance ightucss aud durability be placed the
FIRST productions of modern In their manufacture they diff
fer from all Others made here the hair being sng insert
ed and so equally distributed as TO appear just issuing from the
skin In their form they of the brow than the
natural hair does Composed of hair which loses curl
and by the Of flat elastic spring made expressly for him
s which neither corrodes loses its elasticity they h
closely the head the critical observer cannot
trae the deception 203 Broadway, tnext st Pauls,)
az I'M Ill sta
The New York herald., 1844-09-02

rTO PREVENT THE ABUSE OF MERCURY and the
4 dreadful effects of certain disease call the Hunerian
Dispensary No Division New York city and get the
advice OF the physician and money and
without price Hunters Red Drops the best remedy earth
without injury the constitution restrictions the habits
of the patients in from three eight days Full directions and
No. 81 Ly dius street the only place north Remember this
scOuntertpited Rochester Buffalo.
The New York herald., 1844-09-02
Foreign ImuortatiOns.

SAN JuAy-Brg Thos Benton-2 bbls pkg turtle
shell 8hides pkg doubloons do gold dust bag dollars
Cotheal COL mdse L Frankiin2 do T. Moring-
case turtle shell boxes mdse A Melly3 do Meyer
Stucken.
Sr THoMAs-Schr Carone8a0 hides Aymar & co--275O A
Rossiere co22g7 Maitland, Comre Coz bales mdse
Comstocl-2 w c Moore
Domestic ImpOrtatiOns.
SAyANNAH-Brg Peter Demi-l02 bales cotton Collins
II II Graves.
The New York herald., 1844-09-02
For SALE At AUCTION.

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
srSfe A SPLENDID FARM ON the Hudson river, OF
Orange county mile west of the village
<- containing lu7 acres, high Of cultivation, well
wateed (bounded west by failing Of waer)
good house stories, and kitchen good large
Barn and Lmekin, and plenty Of limestone. The farm will
divided or sold together will best suit the purchasers
gage will best suit the purchaser For particulars enquire
al9 Broadway, Of Canal ~ " Of Moses Wilson,
the premises The sale will be Friday 9th Of Sept
the Orange Hotel Newburgh 10 ocock aug23. 2w.ec
The New York herald., 1844-09-02
CASTLE GARDEN.

GRAND GALA NIGHT.
The most extensive and costly brilliant Exhibitions Of
FIRE WORKS.
will take place MONDAY EVENING September I'd, 1874,
FOR THE PROPRlETORS' BENEFIT
On which they atter themselves that they will be
bed 70 present the most varied offered this
This magnificent display will be divided five parts each
partadedby GRAND ORcHEsTRAL MOVEMENT.
Isaac Edge, Jr
The evenings entertainments will half
o'clock with Signal Rockets intervals aud past
eight o'clock the Exhibition of Fire Works will
the following order, viz
ILLUMINATED YEw TREE.
THE STAR OF POLAND.
THE BUDDING ROSE OF HONG KONG,
whose branches and stems silver and every flower Of crimson
with changeable iumed of the Rainbow
After which the elegant aud nnequalled
IL. X II q q LES
will exhibit in perfection the Of Air Vaung the
flowing Corde.
r. HOOD AND MRS. 5. SPENCER
the Wire.
THE KALEIDESC
GRAND LIGHT OF JUGGERNAUT,
used the approach Of the Great Idol the terrible Temple Of
Sacrifice.
After Which Mr. Hood will while ascending the fearful
zelda Gnbblehard in her 02d suddenly sornng him
self TO the NEUROLOGICAL God Apollo surrounded by sudden
blaze Of yariegaed Fires.
The whole conclude with beautiful Military of
passing briancy and effect called
co VI A IS Il r. u MPH
Three Thousand Square Feet OF Fire.
Admttance. so cents.
The New York herald., 1844-09-02

CLIFTON HOUSE,
NEAR 1.-THE NARROWS.o
FOR PERMANENT BOARDERS. transcient dodgers and
day visitors offers opportunity Of enjoying the breeze
view Of and and unequad for its pctuesqueness the
luxury of the BATH e beach being within half mile Of
the house)
The dinner hour AZ ocockop Sunday at o'clock Ss-
attendance for the accommodation Of the
guests fine Bowling Alley and Billiard Room, finish
ed for the Of the Of the establishment
GEORGE PlERIS, Proprietor.
N B.Two Of the best in the House may be had for
the remainder Of the season. immediate application Of ami
lies.
On Sundays the boats to Sapeon landing every hour
Carriages attendance TO TO Clifton House
frniar
The New York herald., 1844-09-02
TMPORTANT TO THE IADIES

THE snhscrhers take pleasure offering IT, Ladies their
PATENT ELASTIC ARTEMIAN BRACE This is an
Invention which has been long needed and evenuay
~ ITS manner OF construction all the graceful proportions Of the
Corset without any of its tendencies while the Cor
set by unnatualy the chest mpedes and
healihu action Of the lung. teeby diseases Of the
most fatal tendency. The ARTEMAIN BRACE expands the
chest gives free and healthy action TO the Lungs and
fal and pleasing outline the figure possessing does the
correcting OF the aud the shoulders
symmetrical Parents and Guardians particularly requested
TO examine this article twill be found inspection fulfil
all The for which recommended, and Of immense
benefit 70 children OF either aud % all who have
der the immediate inspection of Mr. Parse who has been
gagged Tor the last eighteen the manufacture of different
articles for similar purpose and offers the Arteman
Brace superorho article that has heretofore fallen under
his ohservation Ladies Department No Park Place first
door from Broadway where lady, perfectly acquainted with
Wholesale Department at the old estab shment Of
PARSELLS AGATE,
SO imsec 237 Broadway. corner of Park Place
The New York herald., 1844-09-02
+ Fl 4 A l. II A M X A g

THE ALBA RA,s
BOD BROADWAY, BETWEEN SPRING PRINcE STREETS.
THIS fashionable place of open for the The
lees Fruits Jees and other refreshments Of the finest
description.
An Orchestra combining of the first musical talent in
the city, perform evening" except Saturdays and Sundays
yote pieces from the composition of Stans Lanner Auber
Bellni and Others equally celebrated.
BRANCH No l63 East Broadway, door aboye Rutger
street where the delightful Ice Creams and Refreshments
may be found. aulI misnc