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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-01-30

fre that the House would see lhcproprie'y Of ADOPT
inn his amendment
After some further debate in which Mr.. TIL
LikGHAST, MERCER and RARiDE.N took part,
MIR. MORGAN moved the previous question:
which was seconded aud tho main question being
taken the original resolution IL was adopted, yeas
ll3, nays IL. $3.50
The CHAIR announced the special order Of the
day.
Mr.. HOWARD, chairman OF the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, gave notice, that as soon as The
election question should be disposed OF, or so soon
as an opportunity offered, be should ask leave 10
take up the bill from the Senate, now on the speak
er's table, to preserve the neutrality Of the United
States on our frontiers.
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.
The House then resumed The special order Of the
day being The consideration of the Mississippi cleo
ton.
The question pending being as follows:
Mr.. BRONSON moved the following resolution !:
ReS0lred That MessIS. S s. Preniiss and Il. J..
Word are not members Of the 26h Congress, and
are not entitled 10 Their seats in the House as such.
The question pending, being on the motion OF Mr..
BELL who on yesterday moved to amend by striking
out all AFTER the word resolved" and inserting as
follows;
aThat the resolution Of this House Of the Sd
October last, declaring thai Samuel J. Ghoson and
John +. III. Claiborne were duly elected members OF
the 25lh Congress, was agreed 10 without know
ledge of all the facts which material to correct
decision Of the question presented, and the same is
hereby rescinded.
Icsolred further, That Messrs Preniiss and Word
weie duly elected members of the 18th Congress,
from the State of Mississippi, in November last,
and are entitled 10 take their seats as such.
Mr.. MAURY who was entitled TO the floor, adj
dressed the House for few minutes, In favor OF the
claim OF the applicants TO seat on this floor, ard
stated the House that il had been his Intention 10
go into the subject generally, bu as there seemed 10
be disposition 10 take the question as soon as pos
sibe, and as he believed the House TO be fully pre-
pared TO take the question, he would not interpose
any obstacle; therefore he would decline making any
| further remarks on the subject.
Mr. BRONSON, of New York, took the floor,
and spoke in support of the decision Of the House
heretofore made, in favor Of the sitting members,
till half past three o'clock, when he gave way for
motion TO adjourn.
| The House then adjourned.
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!, "a Kentneky, Clayton, Mcrrick, Morris, Niles,
Pierce Preltiss, Preston, Roane, Smith, OF Indiana
Spence, Webster, White, WiIliams-l7
cathbert, Fulton, Hubbard, King, LINN Lumpkin,
Lyon Moulop, Nicholas, Noryell Robinson, Sewer,
Upton, Walker, Wright, YouDg-g.
The Miami District was aileTward specially ex-
eluded nom The operation Of the bill FL
Mr.. CRITTENDEN moved an adjournment.
NegatiVed--Yeas 81, nays u the President Vot-
ing In the negative. sac "a
MI. NORRIS Immediately renewed the mo,ionto
adjourn. Regalycd-Ayes 10, noes ID.
Mr.. PRENTISS moved an amendment, requiring
that any person who should procure title 10 land
under the provisions Of this bil should pay The Co
vecnment at least one-haf the value OF the land
above the minimum price, to be determined BY dis
interested and competent aibiiers.
Kegatiyed as followsi
YEAS--MesSrs. Clay, Of KY, Clayton, Critten-
den, Davis Merrick Prentiss, Preston, Roane,
Southland, Spence--l0
NAYS essrs. Allen, Benton, Brown. Bucha-
nan, Clay, Of Alabama, Cuthberi, Fulton, Hubbard,
King Linn, Lnmpkin, Lyon, Mouton, Nicholas,
Niles, Noryell, Pierce, Robinson, Sewer, smith, OF
Indiana, Upton, Walker, Webster, White, Will
liams, Wright, Young-2I
Mr.CLAY, Of Kentucky moved an adjournment.
Negatiyed--Ayes l6, noes 81.
On motion OF Mr. YOUNG, the bill was amended
by striking out the part relating the cultivation OF
acre in corn small grain, cotton potatoes or the
sugar cane, and substitute inserted requiring that
the settler should BE- householder of twentyone or
more years Of age, and Con the suggestion OF MIR.
Webster) should be an actual resident ON the land
for which presumption should be claimed.
The bill was then reported TO the Senate, the
amendments all read Ton the call of Mr.. Morris,)
and agreed toand the bill ordered TO be engross
ed for a third reading by the following vote
YEAS-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Brown, Buchanan,
Clay, Of Alabama, Cuthberi, Fulton Hubbard, King,
Linn, Lumpkn, Lyon, Mouton, Nicholas, Niles,
Norve Pierce, Robinson, Sewer, Upton, Walker,
Webster, White, Williams, Wright and Young
26
NAYS.-Messrs. Calhoun, Clay, Of Kentucky,
Clayton Crittendcn, Davis, Merrick, Prentiss,
Roane, Smith, OF Indiana, Southland, Spence, Swirl
| --I2
The Senate then, at near o'clock,
Adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
MoNpAY. JanuarY %, !


The Speaker laid before tho House two Executive
Messages one relating TO Indian dcpredaons, and the
other to the case Of Greedy, American citizen, i'm
prisoned in Canada,
On motion Of Mr. EVANS, OF Maine, the latter COM
muncaton was postponed, and made the order Of the
day for the morning hour on Thursday.
CHEROKEE MEMORIAL.
The memorial OF John Ross and Others Of the Chero-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02

TRADE OF THE SoUTH-It seems that the southern
cities determined place Charleston in competition
with New York. The Bank of England BY its readi.
ness negotiate the South Carolina Loan seems SINH.
arly disposed. If Charleston purchases or steam
ships and her rail road Louisville Cincinnati,
and Nashville she will export direct Europe all the
Kentucky tobacco Ohio corn, and Tennessee cotton
The Norfolk Beacon observes.
"Its factnotorous all that each spring and fall near
y all the money is collected by the merchants in almost
every county in the state and taken otto New York
purchase goods This drain is seriously felt that
after the merchant leaves for the NORTH it is i'm.
possible for the independent TO raise few
hundred dollars. The amount ofhis drain each spring
and fall is several millions Of dollars These millions
20 twice year northern city, swell the profits Of
northern merchants, and 10 keep active the circulation
Of the northern states. Suppose these millions were
laid out in cities Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond. The effort would be, first, 10 make our
circulation active 10 trite phrase to make
msney plenty" which would benefit all classes Sc.
condy, it would transfer the profits contributed
by US 10 northern merchants 70 o0n merchants"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02

UWebb says, that The man TO whom he gave his
note liable for s~ndling Now this man is saio 10
be Minor. Webb should prosecute him If he is guilty,
and he should prosecute Webb if he is This same
Mpor dislike he is OF the clique Of Wall
street spectators He used to employ rats. He once
drew kRife worthy man, who ought for that act
10 have tsrned his knife himself We don't think
him good msn--far from ii and IT, Webb says, he
soained this under false pretences he does de
serve to be the President Of Company Lefshsve the
whole truth about this man.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02
Nrw.YoRx. Monday, gath Sept. 1888.

Mr.. EDIToR-As YOU are a friend TO the Firemen,
will cali your attention to the trial between NOS
Of Hudson which took place Saturday the 18th inst
No. was built last year by Mr.. James Smith OF this
city, and is similar TO those in use here No was
built this year by Mr. Henry Waterman OF Hudson,
the plan OF the Albany engines throwing her water hor
izontal Her chambers the same size as Me- l. hut
FIRST took the suction but could hardly supply g. No.
then took il and washed No. in minute and
seconds which was Immediately acknowledged by trim
ming her with Grape and drawing her home stern fore
most while No home envsoped in the stars and
stripes No. sanguine OF success that she had
banner for this occasion, which painted Belle
and Bully, which of course, did appear No. 3's
members paraded the that evening while No. s
were snug in bed One two had the hardihood To
exhibit themselves, but they were glad 10 make
their exit.
barber his face long. distinguished one laid
abed till 10 ecock because he said his tooth ached but
think he ashamed 10 appear, very few of
his friends had the pleasure of seeing him that day.
They have washed Nos. aud J, boh built by Mr.
Smith and will Try any engine of their make in the
State and very anxious IN receive challenge
from our Firemen. particularly No. 80, or 81 They
propose 10 try for love and honor al POUCH.
keepsie lor any place 10 be hereafter desgnated) the
defeated company 10 pay all expenses. VIII not 80
81 look this They the crack companies, and
them depend. What makes it more tantalizisg is
that nearly all the members boys from II 20 -;
some have never worked New York Engine until
year back bur still like upstairs they profess be
superior 10 all In our Firemer should think il
beneath them notice parcel Of boys they will select
90 men from other companies. No 80 lock 10 this IN
time, the river Will close in about months.
A New YORK FIREMAN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02
IH7&a2gse~u
Nev.Ymk, Sole Agent.

sash. Price half aolar
CAUTlON.-Obserye that each Box has a duty stamp
pond ", on winch the words WIN j. BuRRITT. New.
York, Agent Tor the United States and the Canadas
sororased IN the body Of the sap and All the bin Of al
reciioss has fac simse Of the Agents signature None
other s genuine.
Fer sale nj the hook stores Of VIM Nall 2s Rro,dvsv
pornh Pos f3f Bowery Jshn H. Minuse
WIN. Ms,her a. Division stree wm Thorpe Al the
rren ~ich Bath, ST v nd, on street.
App agencies snd IN purchase whole sale
ust be made the Gesra Agent, (post PsidD 2l wnei
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02

VALUE OF LIpE IN CADIz.-Celonel Sykes read At
the recent meeting OF the British Association an inter.
esting paper, showing, that, IN 1897 the number Of
deaths In Csdr was in 26 Of the population and
hat an average Of several years gave the same result
pendeny OF extraordinary mortality from yellow
fever Life therefore ofless value in Cadis than
in any other city in Europe This rcamsssce, in his
opinion was msin, attributed bad water and imper
feet ventilation. The number ~ deaths Col s. sso
stated exceeded the birihs that the population
diminish lit we're not for accessions from without
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02

CELEsrE-This lady plays tonieh, at the National
in two pieces. Her piece Of the "Child Of the
Wreck" s superior, i possible, 10 .'st Mays Eve
She also introduces two dances Browne and
Williams play in Raising the Wind" The house
will be crowded.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02

THE REvESUE.-T The revenue according TO the best
of il which is be with in the city is going
favcrably, exhibiting for the months Of the quar-.
ter which nearly ended, an increase Of about
eco 900 over the same period of last year The
responding quarter for 1887. however, nearly the
tina, had occurred for years past and showed
decrease, compared with 1896, of about Il 200 000
Times
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02
HTEyUss yyED DgoEs.THs ONLY RI
U,nUI H.-HuNTK R,s Red pRoP -Tbis medIcl

v,aUI H.-HUNTER,s RED OP-rbis medicine 10
the only abso ute care that has discovered for
the v disease which has seep known when seated in
the system ners,ior IN generation dsyng
the skill Of the emssnt physicians showed by
seqosinrd with H. tn be NE uost certain SAFE and
asisk II foots cut every veslre Of
poison from he system few days no matter how cid the
case may also be with the sresea safety by both
90 d~6rs dh~ovsry. there
the psiisr once Division sreet-ns other place In he
city. Price, ~. s25-lm'
aNI.TnICT o. COLUMBIA, Virginia ,M.ryIspd
~ Pesssyivsnis soes, purchased the msrLe
rates
Drafts st sghi On =, Louis Washington CITY cson Pbla
deiphis, aid BALI msre, can always be obtained Of
= ,. syIvEsTER.
SO 100 Brosdw sy, and q ws 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02

u great noise is made in the papers abou, piano
feres The best in the city those sold by George
Endicou, Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02

W Jshnsons Civet Cat, Of Cedar and vii.
hsm streets, is the only place in the city where good
perfumery can be obtained
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02
PUBLISHED DAILY r
IA MEs GO n ID On E E r II.

no. 81 ANN STREET.
TERMS or ADvERTIsINe-Tbes extensive e,rcplst,,,
me HERALs both IN town and country make saperoe
ros TWELVE Lrrss, Ca Lssa
DAY, 80 days, ~ rs days, 81 ~ 10 days, ~ -
5 i@ls :. s.. am :. sS
ron EIeHr LINES LEss
weeks, " 50 months, - -
month, 3 90 p,op,hs k -
II All Advertisements be paid their fns~rtoa
Advertisements inserted In the WEEKLY HssAIp, 81 -
square every Insertion.
Mossre HssALD-issued every morning, s1sep, s.essy
price, tive cents Der copy Couny subscribers FURNISHED ~
the for any specific PERIOD nItsnss W al
vssce. No paper sent, unless paid in advance. -.
EvErse HsssLpissued sfterreop nj One o'csoch
Price tive ces per copy. Country subscribers nars'shes
the rstc-cash !. sdvance.
WEEKLY HEnsLp-issued every Saturday fsorping Mse
slockrrice 81 per copy Furnished country subscx
bcrs al % per snnun In advance.
rsouested q, address their letters N
Js~e Go-so- Brned Proprietor Editor and all se ~
on business must be post paid an
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02

10 Loeb for Wilson's advertisement He sell
. variety Of valuable articles
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02

" James Grant Z Asn street. shayes better than
any other person in the city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02
uUNTgH,s ANTI.MEEC sYRUI

ing fro Of mercury and the effects OF
order nperfecty cured, with OF the disc still
lurking sappsg the vts and the
medicine indeed in,siuzbe This aers.
and por6er Of the blood particularly adapted TO those
afacted the phItic and msrcuria matism
paies in the benes attended WIKI Jumps and
raos tediaus INCIDENT and serofous ulcers throat
pains In the dscsoi and euplions Of the sks
failing OF the hair attended generally with debility This
medicine while ceanses and puries the blood, eradcap
every paree OF disease time promotes
AIDS geson. and impsr freh tons and vgor the
whole renovatng restoring TIE broken csnstu
ton wbes all other remedies of avail.
Sold HUNTERS Medical Office, Ne. Division street,
where the call without fear Of Also
follows, North sixth Phlsde phis; Be Alba
~ Hsnev,r St, Boston 24i Camp St. New oresns and
In Lnuisvi II. Ky. Price a. per bottle SIS lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02

70 Remember that this is the great for Mrs.
Goods pickles. None compare with them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02

u Mr.. Grandjean's composition is an invaluable
article"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02

u The oil sod ~ Pastor, Greenwich street, is in
valuable Tor cleansing and beautifying the hair
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02

DISTINGUISHED srsAsGERs-Joseph Buonspsrte
and two Girafes lsaded wharves Simultaneous
L.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02
MaTALLlC BIsMUTH.-A. supply : bsnd and 20
It sale by LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
Cnurilandl Z

WIND MILL FOR SALE The frame and mschn.
w OF the Mil jersey City eontsyiog pairs of
superior Preach burr frame machnery Of best
ta and workmanship and IN perfect order and sheet iron
sails the pstent sol ssting plan. will be- sod
low, and be until December when
will be tskea down. being On the line Of the New Jsrssy
Rail Road.
Any person il Of power fer grinding grsin any
other this chance being best
ed Wind Mil In the country and vorably suited for ship
ping the West ladies part sf this being
the side Of the Hudson River, Opposite New YORK Apply 10
GEORGE w. EDGE,
STA Inn Jersey Civ Ne " Jersey
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02
June 2-y


and Fulton respectfully invites all and conRos.
inspect his newly invented veRtatng Wigs, which
or eeganSe, ghness durability may rank among the
first odncons of modern In heir torn they scr fro
all shers They of the brew than the
hair Of hair which loses curl fl
head, that the critical observer will fail
detectthcm
Strangers should sbserve that Crehugh the only maker
Of this description at wig in the United States and
quenily they be found any other store.
Call and them. sl.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02

hH. VANDERbVAC HIS FEmA Il n RENO.
IL WAITING PILLS, from Gersany efectual remedy
Cor suppssoa r, gnsr snd all cases where nature does
not have her regusr and proper course.
NIB Not be taken during pregnancy. The sale Of 400
boxes during the last Ane moahs sufficient guarantee OF
their ehcacy. Sodony ey Mrs. BIRD, Midwife and emae
physician 3 sowery, New York Likewise her celebrated
Soosg syrup for chdreH teehing, saie sRd efec
tua remedy Also excellent remedy for nipples pre-.
pared sold as above.
Mira Bird continues be consulted an diseases incidental
q females. su8 SIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02
CHkMICALS.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
10 fnrs

-.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
co. rave constantly FOR
Oil Nilriel, Alum,
Bleachiag Salts, Copperss
Aqua Aniona Muriaic Acid,
Aqua Forts, Nitric Acid,
Blue Nnrol, Manganese
And many articles In the line OF their business.
Orders will be received nj their Banking beuse, No. II
Broadway, the Office ofther agent, No Westreet
nz3.ly, GEO n. GILBE Agent
ID GHAHAM,s FAsHIONABLE TUsCAN
II. 4 STRAW HAT WAREHOUSE, and Bleac ing.
Pressing and Tuscan Straw Hat Manufacturing Establish
Een 81 Division seet-Mr O., grateful for past svors, in
Inmates, that having gemenis for the fall
has hand full and elegant suppy Of white aad co
lored Tuscan and Straw Hats VARIETY best
htes and approved shapes all warranted be import
ed aud clean well Mrs g. also continues TO Gle bleach
and prss old Tnssan and Hats her we'll kRows
elegant style; the color Of old made W look good
when without the least i1juring the straw leaving
suiphurous smell Coo' ed cleaned In superior
manner Terms very moderate The newest Preach pat
Of silk and millinery Bonnets hand made
order Also, mourning bonnes the shortes,
tce All the above srcs sold low prices any IN
the city. s24 eodmr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02

nR. JOHNSON consulted con deniisly his Office
~ No. ~ Duane street, between Cbathsm and william
the following dkeases wa 3-Gonsrri1s, $1,000 Chas
Structures Seminal Veal and the diseases
arising from vrseresl poison improper Dr. Jobn
TO recent affection In two three
days. and the aost inveterate in proporonse time
without The OF debiatng isudcious medicine,
prevenop from business Pesens entrusng themselves to
Dr. Johnsons may desc themselves with certainty Of
ceraed legs &C speedily healed. Sirssgers would do well
by giving Or Johnson CALL certain preventive may be
made against the occurrence 81 the foregoing Diseases which
failed when used within twenty hours alter
Letters post pale, and enclosing Fee have the
necessary medicine, and ctions forwarded
Attendance frome, A. n. to II Al night sl+im'
IJvrTE N's PED DEOH-THE ONLY RE
IL LANCE IN v--L-The truth Of the above
sr,on s now unver.lly admitted while every other
res,edy offered to the public spscfe for W. enjoys
OF Hunter. Drop nrm unsbsken NJ The DO.
pulsry which this rvsusble msdiepe has gained Tor ITSELF
safely by the astonishing hiss effected and m unpars
leied prompiude Of action la the nveers Of
VI exces the envy Of others, glad of H. n NJ
fords Just criterion TO the public In Obtaining the remedy
best suited their disease and would disscy caution
ths public that genuine bu srch have tie signature
" Levisoa Hunters Ned Drop contains the desderatum
opg desedof perfect secrecy In every respect plea
to the leaving Of the well knowp in the
moub usus to most sms lies for this disease and require no
rep 10 Diet or nter with the usual course OF boz
siaess Price per b-uIe Office Division other
Hamilton street. AIbsny 7Hssover street sosor, ~ Camp
~ s2b.lmr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02

a -euIoNs vkHMirO1E BOW used ssthe only spe-
he frequent this Of the year pleasant to the
and be given with perfect safety iae tender
isfant with a certainty o.
Sold DR. Harris eorper Of Broadway and Chambers
street r. M Guos's III Bowery, OF Grand street.
Of Merry and Pike streets and al Grand street Price
50 s26-eoy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02

SE.IDLITZ WATER-Messrs YOUNG KENT
- having made arrangements with the prepesrs OF the
celebrated SedlitI Spring in Germany, for constant supply
crystals the salts these contain enabled
the American public their powders the OF
producing the original SeidtI water
ed all its inherent virtues The powders so long known
SedlT, other pop rites in with the
tive Seidz water their effects (as we'll produ
ced by EPSON sa being entirely devoid OF the tonic nd
alternative qualities OF the waters Hence continuous
the comnon sediz powders produces xness
companie with much nausea whilst on the other hand, the
OF the German spring give tone to the stomach and ge
neral health being attended with sickness or other
pleasant effects These powders neatly in
papers, Messr Yeupg Kent, SIS Broome q,
Of 1boHpson who are the sole importers OF the cysased
salts of Gernsn SedI Spring. For sale also AT A. g.
D. Sands Of william and Futon Dr. Symss, cor
of Bowsry and Walkers Peter Burnets SIS 9Th Avense
and Or. j. Lase of 18th and Avenue. See
that The label bears the signature OF Young Kent Noae
others genuine. aul 5ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02

THE IR!-THE HARLEM should invariably
i be borne in mnd that q good OF Teeth, the
desirable properly h the possession OF fine head Of
HAIR. and which only be obtained by constant and
free Of vE0E TABLE HAIR OIL, richly perfumed
desirable substitute Tor the injurious preparations
that daily pslmed upon the public.
The advertiser pledges himself that the VEGETABLE
HAIR OIL will be found Rourk and strengthen the hair
restore bald psces-snd order the
for H. has put the low price Of 50 per
bettle. For sale by II. c. HART ITS Broadway,
a2l-y Courts ndt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02
~ TOUT,s GNGRAVING EsTARLIsH

TOUT,s GNGRAVING EsTABLIsH-
- MEnT, No. III Broadway, eorser Of Maiden Lane
This Of the Oldest In city and has
been considered q second United States;
reputation has been earned and sustained by the great
evneed 10 give In Instance conpete SUBTRACTION The
specimen books exhibit ~ Visiting and Commercial
Gard Engraving In r., ron the d~cste san Tor
Ladies hand the old Enerh and Grecsr character the
crecu,ios ef which csrries with lie recommendation
The cards coated the pure enamel having the surface
highly polished and rendered suscepss Of the hae impress
sion
silver Plated Door snd Number Plates, the plating OF
which oeuusy hickthe silver being expressly relied Cor
the subscriber.
Letter STAMPS, Consular and Notsrisl Seals
Brass Door Plates and Ksockeu
Goats Of Arms Cress he silver Spoons Knives, Forks
&c. Inscription 90 Rings Lockcts, nc.
CUrLEsy-Just imported = most splendid assortment OF
Rsro Inaid Pearl and livery They n cssss shose
ucles, ssd are warranted. GbO ~ sIOUI,
- SIM csrrer of Maides lsse and brosdwv
SUPEE TABLE AID TEA SPOONS
- And Lac les sss Ruter and Fish ksivs, manu-
from the Amercsu silver warranted TO stand the color and
""T'''' - LEWIS FEUCHTwaNGER
ST 2Copr,sndt a.
rUNO TAILORs,-wsnied,a Cstter out for Psn,sloons
Vests and shirts-s German will Apply ~ the
corner Of Cola ard Pisusree. fron i2te O'CLOCK @ "a
| Or nEw AhD.-Lou 2sth september large blsct
his tall the and $50 Houston street on his collar
Any returning him 20 ssf us,on 81 shalt receive the
above reward. ollie