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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-15

CRIMINAL CouRr.-Henry Johnson was put on
trial on Tuesday. charged with assault and battery
with Intent 10 kill Samuel Carson, a few dnys ago
at the Cross Keys, by stabbing him with knife.
and battery, ind John son was sentenced to pay
fine of fifty dollars
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CO N MERCIAl AFFAIRS.



The stock market remains about the ssn,e a. pre-
vioufy reported. Quotations for fanoies nuotusts q
irsotion from day 20 day aud the contest between the
bulls and the bears continues with undimni.hsd RI
cor. At the drst beard day, U. s's 1857 fell OF
= per cent; Farmers Loan, Long Island. al Read.
ing Railroad q US 6s. 1855 advanced u per cent;
Treasury Notes. renn.y ivanis So ~ Erie Railroad
a. and Ohio Life and Trust l. There large sales
Of government securities aud State stocks while the
faneies rather inactive Tn. operations in fancy
stocks during tho past four Eve mouths have
sisted in merely turning them from broker 10
smother There q these stocks In the street
than when the season commenced. aud the supply
y constantly Increasing Very s~ transfers made on
The books q these fancy aud the certificates
Of socS oat round ameng the street broker. in settle
msut o. daily operations u will be observed that most
Of the time sales to day at sellers option The
each purchases are made principally by the bears who
ere rom time 60 time compelled TO into the
ket and purchase at current prices 10 enable them 10
fslhl maturing contracts This gives a hrmnsss at
times 20 the market which II would not othersise ex
perience There are however, long bars, Who are
always ready 20 supply the short bears. The balls
have for some time past been purchasing long tims
buyers option, solely With view IL possible Of catch
Dg the ihorts in other words they been trying
to get up aknd Of corner in certain fancies for ths
purpose q getting the bears In tight place. This
plan Of operations might do very well II any ausntiy
OF these stocks held cut Of the street aud the
msrtet was not $50 well supplied but, under existing
circumstances u would BE- just about wise TO buy up
Crston water by the gallsn, deliverable sometime
hence with the hope thsttbe fountain head would dry
up 90 that the contractors could not fulfil their
tracts In the absense Of outside fancy stock specus.
tors holders Ia the street frequently compelled TO
adopt desperate plans 10 initiate prices
The receipts ct the once Of the Assistant Treasurer
81 this port oday amounted {, t4i122 vi payments,
sies4bte, balance, S3,77616e 90.
The last French packet carried out sbou. $500 900 IN
silver. Durirs the past week nearly million Of doll
lars, In specie have been shipped to Europe This s
than the last two steamers sroeehs from Csfor
mia There must be very large expectation q specie
tvfere shall lqudsts the balance against Us on our
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Markets.

BUFFALO, Oct 10 r. NJ.
The receipts Of produce within the last
hosrs . folows:-6,600 bbs. four 80 900 BUSH
wheat; II 900 bush. The market for Hour OPEN
ed dull, in consequence Of the steamers news. The
ssles reached about 1900 bbls, including common
State and mixed Western at 81 81 and straight State
and Western, at 81 50 In wheat the sales embraced
about $500 bushels, including Wisconsin at sic and
Ohio at Soc Corn The market for this article was
active but without change notice In freights
by canal from Buffalo to Albany, -four taken ct
$50. per Dbl, and corn at lie per bush.
albany, October 1872. NJ.
The receipts Of produce within the past twenty
hours follows-Flour, 10000 bbls; wheat 900
bushels; corn, 1900 do barley, FL 900 do The
ket for -four steady but not active. The sales
prise about 1000 bbs I'm whe the sales reached
bushels OF ordinary Western mixed terms not I'M
deIstood Barey-The sales about Is, 900 bushels
including two rowed ut $50. 5Sk, and four rowed at
Soc 60c Oats doing better with sales Of 900
bushels at $40. In whisksy sales reached about 100
bblA, including Prison ut 251c and Ohio at 25<e.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ID / Ifoyd n \ A. Cbas Keith. Boston, Or. aud
Mrs NcCleilsbd, u :. N, Dr. Murray bartfordi j. 2.
Nbippe Lsnsipgburg; Dr ssin, New Haven't j.
Chnds Springfield; Geo. coming, Conn W Eaton,
Boston; VI ID weed. Savannah Hen John Collier
albany; n W. Mccoy Ohio; capt Irith 5sth tegt
Briish Army, Halifax; Major spark 20 do.i u
Robinson, B0stan. w G. Brsnt Mobile; ,. Carter,
Montreal; II w ireland. do; J. ]. Cox. Baltimore,
we're among the srvals esterday ct the irving House
R,njarain Price Cumberland; " Bruce do, u Gun
ningbsm Albany; W. Parsons. Richmondi Gun
bingham North Caroline. H.. u. Branch Baltimore;
Edwsrd Walker England; DR. Higgins, do.i w Dung
do D. stuchefs do arri,ed yesterday at the Howard
Hotel
J Jenkins New Brunswick; s Hatch, Portsmouth;
Chino. Albany; "A. Sanford. New orleans ID Am
men,U.s NJ } Lee, virginia; Il Webb, Boston DE-.
Met LELAND. Charleston; W. Is. Gibbons. Barbados
Rev s Dubrow, Bangor, Me, arrived at the American
Hotel YESTERDAY
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Shipping Intelligence.

BOSTON, Oct Is.
Arrived-schrs Ann Parker Norfolk stratton, and
Oliver, Albany; Lawrence, and Com kearney NYork.
Cearsd-ship Leondas Noreaps brigs James Casks San
Francisco Union, Bordeaux via ChaIlestownj Pearl Pha
delphia; schr Harriet Lawrence, san Francisco.
PORTLAND, Oct IL.
Arriyed-EliTa Leeds Emma Leeds Hsnretta and Hano-
yer, Philadelphia schrs Eliza, and Trumpet, NYork
- NkwBuRYPoRr, Oct IT,
sailed-scLr Grand Island, Porto Rico.
- SALEM. Oct IL.
Francisco.
ssiied-Bark Maid of Orleans, Buenos Ayres.
WAssHAA, Oct IL.
,Arrved-Brig Ava, Philadelphia sehrs ROIbury, and
Westgats Baltimore
Providence, Oct IT,
Arrved-sehrs Lonsdss Mary Patterson. aud Mary Pitt
adelphis; Lawrence. Troy Rogers Smith Aleop Nsr-
liant, kYork.
Below--Brig Edwin johnson, from San Juan, Crba.
Cleafed--bark Harvest, San Francisco.
sliiedSchrs Williamsbursh, James River Hamlet PHI
ledephia asria Albanyj soops Adonis and Commerce do
4 l. Nyork
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M ALL S FOR EUR o p (
~~--.-~~.~y~~,~~~~-y~-~~~
tn u vs. x EKLT n E "a al y.

This publication will appear to-morrow.morning at
o'clock II will contain weeks history Of the events
In all parts Of the world II ISIS valuable paper TO send
90 the interior read and file away for future rsfe-
renee ESinsle copies sixpsnce.
The nails for Europe per Hermann, will close to-
morrow and copies q the He,ky, in wrappers 20 send
by her, will be ready a. y o'clock.
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Having seen a card In tni. days Herald.

ssued ~ Charles Duane commonly known Dutch Charley
itel " ny duty 60 10 that friends under
tsho In this alec, for the information Of the
beet. iesotd Dutchman wouls state that do not hght
tra LIVING tut etfend upon my enest vocatiOn for my
hVthho,d end tbs would te hshteg has any desire
" puuts himself with have objections % showing
LIN how can tale The shin "a any calf te him. With Hr
sullivan lave settling 20 Do he answer for himself;
bntl 90 think that Beefy shows parsty 10 him in the
hoye named card be Ofers 70 hght sullivan for f aud
me tor money am no rriss hehter bot vii defend
set nndr any eireumstaness finsutes even he hsoksd
~ hs riend "a big Bewefy loafer who neanly kioked
NE vhen elncted With "Besfy' IN ths dark ~ Reey"
wants he iu q fun be can find 10 Chrsepher street.
AZ any rrefer time. WM POOLS
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UtIUft IuUNt
Der IS In he Case of q n Pals Chari,, lent
which action for injury done 10 plsinnn by
berg knocked down aud over by defendants on
nibus. in Brosdwsy, during the time OF the repairs
the jury brought In verdict for pisntin- S2s daui-
ages
There we're fix actions against the Msyor snd Corr
pcrstiob q New orb Assessments laid for opening
the from Jane street 20 The North RIVER, In ell
~ ehich ycgdicts we're entered for defendants.
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City Intelligence.

LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLOR TO MAYOR Woodruff.
Annexed is copy of letter addressed by the Pres-
dent to Mayor woodruff in reply to letter from the
Mayor to the Secretary of State renewing the invita-
ton the President to visit New York this season. 1t
appears that Gen. Taylor has definitely postponed
his visit until next year.
WASHINGTON, Oct 16, 1s49
SIR-Your letter to the Secretary Of State renewing
the invitation formerly extended to me, to visit the
city Of New York, has been duly submitted Until a
few days since it my expectation still to visit n ew
York and New England during the present season but
the increased duties incident TO the approach Of
zion OF Congress, have compelled reluctantly to
deter my tour until another year 1 need not say
how much regret the necessity Of foregoing the great
satisfaction which would have derived from mingling
with my fellow citizens Of New York, but shall not
fail to visit them If my lite and health be SPACED
With my best thanks for your friendly invitation
" ' Your friend and obt serv't
Y. TAYLOR.
His Honor C. S. woodruff, Mayor OF New York.
Finris smrRrrr STREET. On wednesday afternoon
fire broke out in the recyDg dislsry In Sheriff street
between stanton and Houston, where another fire
CURED short time ago. The cause OF the accident
the bursting of q still The damage but
trining except that two persons badly burned.
MELANCHOLY AND FATAL AccIpErr.-- On Wednesday
. melancholy accident occurredfon fishing excursion
their lives. Captain Cornell eIsssistant alderman,
his brother, George Cornell, William Jackson, and
Jacob Noge who keeps the livery stables in the lat
avenue went IN small boat to fish of Barren Island
and the day being seuslly gust of wind unset the
boat through mismsnags in not letting 20
the SAIL not running her up into the wind, instead
the eewsrd The result was that George Cornell
and William Jackson were drowned. and their two
companions escaped with much difficulty. The owner
Of the boat swan ashore. Captain cornell made every
exsrtion to his brother and held him by she
till he actually drowned in his hands having
strength sufficient TO lit him out Of the water The
bodies are not yet found.
Military PAnApr--The Washington Grsys, Captain
Nsran passed the Herald ONCE yesterday morning on
their to ta,get practice There Ia not finer troop
OF horse In militia, than this
DRovssp Yesterdsy, Of the In mates OF the En-
igrant Refuge was found drowned the north shore
q Wards Island.
AooIpfNrAL DRowsiSG.-The Coroner, yesterday, held
an inquest on the body OF German, by the name Of
Emsnu. Garsier aged rs years, who found floating
In the North River foot of pier No. T. The deceased
cook board tie ship Matilda. from Bremen and
has wife and two children In Germany. The de-
ceased has been missing eight days and supposed
to have fall. into the river In endeavoripg to got
beard the ship Verdict, death by drowning.
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The Hudson River RaiIroad

IlH ..ta.I ts lerC Coin SPRiNo, October Is, 1840.
The track Of the Hudson River Railroad is completed
through this village and northwardly nearly far
the tunnel at Breakneck. The tunnel ct the latter
place is also nearly completed. sf ha
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Court calendar for mi, Dsv

srrrNroH CoURr --lssuE Facts Nos 80 1i6 Is.
18s. ~ IS al lis 20 la 300 i2i S. geo 40 al z72
"a 40 ESQ cbg. $50 L. 81 17t 2i4 2i7 81 gg2 2g3,
ga 9ts, 500 800 200 305, 800 307 800 3i0 si2 sl5
3t 3l5, $40, 3l7 3ls, $40, $40, 322 323, ga 325,
32e. 327, 3z5.
CoNuoN PtEas.-rart Nos 20. g. l73. 1877 all,
1t3 iTe 2o3 l3p. 2i5 Part 2Nos S. lie, ~, 16, "a
81, ia, liza, re, 12s l9o 1872, 1874 15e, l3s.
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THE GREAT CALIFogNIA MovEsKNr.-A Cou-
lirrcIAt REvoLurtoN The whole OF the immense
trade which we now witness with California, has
sprung up within single year, and IN that time
our commerce with that distant part Of our terri
tory, the busting Of passengers, and the number
Of letters carried by mall as great as they are
in the trade with Liverpool, which has been the
growth Of three centuries In fact, California has
produced, in the oref space of one year, greater
revolution in commercial affairs than a century
in past times has created The result of this
movement will be an entire change IN the course
trade between Europe and China. The openings
that are being formed across the Isthmus OF Pana-
ma, and the projects entertained for railroads
across the continent, will hasten the time when
the whole commerce OF Europe with the East will
pass by the way Of San Francisco, Panama or
Nicaragua, and New York, across the Atlantic to
London and Liverpool. For the Last three eentu-
RES the idea Of such route between England aud
India has occupied mems minds; but IT was re-
served TO the American people, in the first year Of
their possession Of California, to start the move
ment, which will, in short time, realize the
dreams and predictions Of three centuries concern
ing this change in the course Of commerce.
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Tho HsaIth OF Ksverdy Johnson.

BALTIMORE, Oct ia. NJ.
The Hon Reverdy johnson, Attorney General has
nearly recovered from his late illness, and is at his
country seat, near this city.
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The First Fall or snow.

CoLD SPRING, October Is, 1849.
A view from the summit of Breskneck, this morning,
exhibited snow some Of the peaks of the Catskill
Mountains, which did not wholly disappear until after
n'cln
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19
Appraiser OF New York.

WAsHIHoroN, Oct. 49, 1S40.
The President has appointed Samuel Frost Appraiser
or New York city, vice Pomeroy, removed
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Charles A. Taper.
As,.mbiy-pia
!. .John J. fovrsesd. ". Ashley Hiiiver.
, Russell Smith
p. fJ<e m sukdafa

WHIa sFrA1oNlI CosNTFfioy-frrn DIsTsIct. :
Last evtning the wing Senatorial Convention Tor the
Finh distfict. met at the Brosdwsy House, corner
o. Grand street aud Brosdssy, TO nominate Senator
for the 18th district The principal candidates we're
Deehmsn. Reymopd. and j. b. scolss Beekn.n
had the highest number Of votes, aud Raymond next;
but after 10 balots.~hen 10 was found there vas
beet ran had ~ votes on the last ballot Raymond
and the rest scattered
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Pacific Railway Convention.

sr. LOUIS October Is, 1s4o.
The Pacific Railway Convention adjourned ct noon
to- day, after adopting . resolution to Reasonable at
Philadelphia the first of April next to the
consideration Of the subject.
Senator Benton is to address the etizsns Of st. Louis
tonight .I. III.
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To THE EpIroH OF THE HksALp:-
hs h. Of ovsS e i :. his .s ~
q ssS:s II:
suggestions not its composition be traced 20 tn. same
bate far MI Buffers alleged concerned in
in M I a w.n
have their Rr0psny wIInnsfuly and deeply injured and
company The offered article question,
G ,s are S n 70
color Of lawful authority on the and inhabitants Of
Ire.ne to BE- VII find : those whose
their principals design plumber
sr ys a s ON nI%SsE Of the
tins assertion mAde and how did the real passn
tn On
hs ae f. s s % e. tbs Com of e
and found there another stoekholder who pulled of his
week and all ths stockholders had them How many
ss e .s a.. sss ss 3. ss
on complete. with ali CELEBRITY possible gross outrage
g n Is %ssstsd and in and snssr While IN
Sssap the idea of trap being 81 on them By
they accustomed spring traps themselves that they
every S, act Of to their aggression as Of
LIST The grant down est street to Canal street.
bprngng uapi
presented to both Boards Of the common Council Why WAS
this, but TO spring trapI
Sd The taken in the Board Of Aldermen
only the decision Of Chair it Illegal
reversed by Who insaed tLsf Was not this sprnging
the Board Of Assistants report of tive was made
without time given 70 the Chairman to make minority
Board Stakeholder and Dreesr leaving his seat and ad
dressing the Board in behalf Of the application What was
the character OF thsT
9TH Before time could be given for within
approved by TIE Mayo suppIessiDg him owedge
OF the TACT only eight 1t the Board
Of Aldermen. Mas not this sprisgug - trap!
In truth IL viii be found that sprnging and man9u
the proceedings OF the Directors the
Company and their underngs throughout eandor fair
or consideration for the rights property feelings OF
their They need fear this. Notice has
seady been given TO them will appear by the protests
and statements already made that the and nhabi
ant only OF Hudson street but of the 5th o 9Th and
10th wards senerah will by all lawful
in their seek redress long elaborate article ia this
days Journal OF Commerce. and copied in the Commercial
ceedpgs TO the several occupations Of
Manager secretary agent and law expounder He paid for
his services doubt feels the Of his
employer but who ands the law and the
justice Of the have little doubt Of the
his statements
Wbv, ii this Company wanted only what right, did
they not to the widen West street 100 feet
70 offer 10 their proportion OF the OF it,
their railroad and the Battery If they kedf Why
seat1y first Obtain the grant for West street only Canal
street then notice and application different from
what they wanted of their down through
Canal and Hudson streets to the property owned Mr..
Boormsn. and that of ksssrs Suern Grinnefl
None ceny the utility OF proper railroad TO Albany
admit the justice OF unnecessarily invading private
New York, Oct. 3, $40 joan r. SEAMAN, -
No. hl Hudson street.
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Jacob ysnderhoa sn escaped convict from Sing Sing
vss arrested AZ salem. Mas on the lyth inst. lie
robbed the Essex House in that city.
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TIE FoREreN MArLs.-The Niagara will arrive
here to-day.
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The CABINET ORGAN AND THE LITTER WRITERS
The organs at Washington are seriously per-
picked by the letter writers Of the independent
press. Mr.. John o. Sargent, 1.-The little writing
editor Of the Washington RepIsbiic, not beng able
10 stand IT any longer has, at last, opened his
mouth TO command silence. And the mighty mat
ter upon which he condcsccnds 10 make prodi.
gous display, IL the statement OF one Of our Wash
ington correspondents, that Col. Fremont had not
accepted his appointment 10 run the Mexican
boundary. The little writing editor imperiously,
on the other hand, says he has accepted it, and
publishes the following official letter to prove it:-
To r1,r How J. NJ. Ct.yros, sEcArr,KY oT STATE
" have had the honor to receive, by the hands %
Nr Bssii L. s. Navy, your letter comforting upon
the post Of Commissioners Of the United States for the
determination 81 our boundary line with Mexico.
" feel much qualification In accepting the appoint
ment and beg to offer through yos to the President
stowed upon me, and which he may b. assured is fully
- Signed &C. FREMONT
The mistake of our correspondent is easily ex-
planned Nothing having been heard of the ac-
ceriance Of Fremont at the time, and the iniel-
rcuce from California showing that Mr.. Weller
was proceeding in the work. the non-accepiance
Of his successor was a fair conclusion. The fact
was kept corceacd from the public an impor-
tsnt state secret, Wilde matters Of the greatest
momeni leaked out at the buug hole We are hap.
~ t. admit the correction Of this trivial mistake,
while The big charges against the cabinet, Of
their repeated tricks and bunders, by our numcr-
Gus correspondents, from tune TO time, remain un-
contradicted Doubtless they were well ground
ed, Or they would have received the prompt atten-
ton Of MIR. Sargent. The exception, therefore,
strengthens the credit Of our correspondents, for
caution and general accuracy in their statements
What ncxtl
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Court or Appeals.

OcC. nj.
Case No. 10 is up for argument s. @. Haven open
ing for appellant On the adjournment Of the Court
they will held two sessions daily thereafter.
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
BUFFALO, Oct 18-4P.N.
Numbers 81 and IL have been argued. No. II has
been submitted No is on ut the opening Of the
afternoon session. The Court will probably adjourn
tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19

india Rubber alter Boots and Shoes
Ladies' wsh them for yourselves children
to b. hers Heis the retail for the sale othe Good
year patent Perpetual Glos over Shoes and has LARGEST
handsomet aud lett be found ir
factory pricss Tog Their with complete assortment
dies Misses aud CLidtens CATER Boots and Shoes
various styles at moderate prices Give him call ladies
and you VIII sure TO repeat the visit to J. b. Msr 2s
Canal street, new number l3i.
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An Inge Mana Che ,nlsr ma ON Ixhihitiou

~ the Fair. No c. preparation which 10 death bed buy
and eockroaefes lie styles Lyons hagnstie Pow
and warrants TO exeImnate these psss psantes Ais
pulls representa- being equally rats and mic,
Sold at No. Az Broadway.
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Brady's National Gallery OF DaxuerreO


types, Nos 26 and M, Broadway Fulton street
STRANGERS and citizens are respectfully invited to examine
the specimens.
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ACKNOWLEDGING THE CoRN.-Thurow Weed
we perceive, has come cut and joined Watson
Webb, in the estimation which many weeks ago
we formed of the policy of the present cabinet and
The nepotsm of many of the appointments that
have been made under their auspices, both here
and elsewhere, since General Taylor came into
power. For once, Thurlow Weed honestly admits
that the nepotlsm in the Custom House, IN New
York, and the folly which has characterized many
of the cabinet appointments, are beyond doubt,
and will operate very much against the present
cabinet, and probably lay the foundation of their
entire removal, soon as Congress has time to
act in the matter. 1t is very evident that the wing
politicians are, In measure, unqualified for the
practical possession of power, or the successful
management Of government affairs. The blunder-
ing and imbeclliiy exhibited by the present cabI-
net, and their various collectors, ministers, and
other appontees are acknowledged on all hands
and by all parties, and are fully admitted by Thur
low Weed and his associates in tins State.
Practical BUSINESS MEN.-The democratic
wings OF the First ward have published their
notices and advertisements in the Herald Sum- and
Tribune. The committee at Tanmany Hail, and
| some of the other democratic committees in the
several wards, have likewise published their adver-
tisemens in the Herald These facts are evil
dence to the revolution which has been gong on
for some time among all parties in this city, for
they becoming convinced that the old system
Of patronizng mere party hacks of newspapers,
possessing no circulation, is throwing money
away, and injuring their cause Both wings and
democrats are coming to their senses in this mat
ter, and beginning to act in matters pertaining
Il. al
discretion used by merchants, shop-keepers and
men of business generally, who patronze newspa-
pers having the largest circulation throughout the
| .tty nd countrv
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has the largest and most complete exhibition OF Daguerrs
type Portraits In this country visit this
without meeting with many familiar faces.