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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-15
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1919.

The Goreru,neat Je,rels-The RoJbery-7he Score
tary of the Treasry-His Residence, &c.
The trial of Tom Hand, or Shuster, has tended
to stir up our citizens, who somewhat ethargic
during the recess of Congress. You can see for
yourself what has been said on the witness stand,
and Judge, before the is gone to the jury what
will be the result. His counsel have already filed
bill of exceptions, in order, if necessary to petit
ton for a new trial. in case of conviction and an
effort may be made by them TO prove an abb. 1t
will be well for the prisoner if this be done. But
there is no doubt, among those who know, that
Hand planned the robbery and either he or his
ghost was outside the Patent Office on the Sth of
November, while Jim Webb was concealed in the
there before the room was locked up III the after
noon. Jim handed out the Jewels TO Tom, although
this does not, and cannot, appear In evidence. The
case probably will be concluded tomorrow, or on
Monday at farthest.
Secretary Meredith has rented, for $500 month,
the splendldly furnished mansion of Matthew ST
Clair Clarke in the court end Of the city. This
residence was occupied by Lord Ashburen in 1872.
The members of the cabinet, with the exception of
Mr.. Preston, are now located, and begin to feel
at home.
There are many pckpockets in the city. A gen.
teman yesterday afternoon encountered one of
them at the cars, who attempted to steal his watch
from him. But he didn't succeed.
The report that Mr.. Bullitt is going to start
paper to support the administration, par erceencc
is untrue II he should establish a newspaper, il
will be independent, 10 cut and slash everybody as
he may think proper ; but, for certain reasons, we
believe that this report Is put forward rod in
pickle-we will not say by whom. CT.
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member of Congress, as " one Of the most perfect
gentlemen he had met with in Washington" and
3 Senator. from the Southwest, IN person, pressed
the appointment! The dark skins IN the Treasury
were IKE strongly recommended: White men
would be extremely glad TO accept of such appoint
ments: but in government of mixed powers It Is
iust there should be mixed races, we suppose. The
President would do well to shake off the impudentt
negro Bill, who cavorts about the premises, and
who was spoiled by Polk, and pampered TO de-
gree truly disgraceful. Polk was several times IN
formed Of this negro's saucness, but thinking
more of him than he did of poor white man, he
retained him, and put his foot on the generous
Iriehman, Renehan.
Edwin Hartman, the Potomac" OF the DALI
more Patriot, is strongly recommended by mei Il,
bers of Congress and others, TO Mr., secretary
Ewing, for the office of Recorder OF the Genera
Land Office The office is now filled py Sailuei
H. Laughlin, democratic editor, one OF the many
whom President Polk brought hlther Harrinian
il esteemed to be one of the most popular wing
writers of the day, and s among the editorial and
correspondal corps, and has host of friends among
the prominent men of both political parties. He
was for many years an editor IN the South, Is a
GOOD looking fellow, and tells good story. AS
Mr.. Ewing loves Jokes, and has grown fat on them,
Harriman could stir him up in his moments of de-
rpondency and besides have the duties of Recordel
ably and faithfully performed
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Passengers Arrived.

SAVANNAH Steamship Tennessee Mr. A q Park and
lady William Hanory aud lady, Mr. Hall and LADY, four
CHILDREN and serya,t Miss Urager Mie Collins Captain
uorps and lady. of West Farms; A ilakeley lady
and shildren Mrs Smith and child. Mrs Bliss Mrs Pynohon
Mise Duncan and noHsrs John IT,eIn. Jnar,
Torrente Pedro Guit.Tss Francisco timers Natsnnas
mis-, Phodc, Geo Ianchmnn savannah: Wn M Hood
Georgia; Nicholson, Georgia. Ryder George Cornell
neeteu' IIolo9mbe, DO u Tyler, rroydcnce George
Ioughton bair, NY Captain Iiobort Nc Mannus Maine
p III Vandervoort Beach, Capt John Fannen G Wet.
NOSE smith, ~ Geo StcwRrtson Philad u Welsh.
Hunt Doty Ca; Caruthers, Savannah; Mr. Mour-
que Louis CHI Hayanaj Beech, l. Nous and 30 in the
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PolltScal Intellarenee.

Z. Gamer Is the democratic iidate for Mayor Of
Columbus, Ohio.
The whig State convention to nominate q candidate
for Governor Of Tennessee, will meet at Nashville,
the oath inst.
Clapp the democratic candidate for Mayor of Port
land, Me-, has been elected.
James L. Van Horn, whig, has been elected Mayor
of Schenectady, N Y.
ID. A. J. Upham. (democrat has been elected Mayor
Of Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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WASHINGTON, April 10, 1Si9
j. S. GaRagha'-Remorais aud Appointments
Peter q. Washington, &c.

j. S. GaNaghr-Remorais and Appointments
Peter g. Washington, &c.
When General Taylor was inaugurated, it was
understood that J. S. Gallagher, the editor of a
Virginia paper, would be appointed second assis-
tant Postmaster General; but Mr.. Collamer being
made Postmaster General he selected for that
post Fitzhenry Warren, against whose devoted
head so many missiles hurled by the de-
mocratc press. Mr.. Gallagher was, of course, not
pleased. The administration, disposed to propI-
tate him. have offered him the place of Dr. Col
line, the first Auditor of the Treasury, and to this
he has no objection. Mr.. Gallagher is by trade a
printer, and in years gone by worked as journey
man in the National I,telligeneer Office
Peter G.. Washington, the auditor OF the trea-
suIy for the Post Office Department. is trembling In
A dead set has has been made to GUST HIM Whether
or not il will be successful nous pe,rons
1t would require large sheet of paper to con-
tain the names of all the workers after patronage
] may, however, mention that William D; Lewis
is candidate for the Collectorship of Philade-
phia. His right-hand man is Henry White, who,
in the national convention, voted not for General
Taylor, but for Henry Clay, on every ballot. Mr..
Lewis was merchant some years since, and sub
sequently cashier, of the Girard Bank, which fol-
lowed the example OF some OF the western steam
boats, and exploded.
learn that extra clerks have been employed to
overlook the applications for situations under GO
vemment, and they give private assurance that
"every thing will 90 right''-that is, that more
heads will fall 60 soon as the new axes are sharp
sned
There are half a dozen or negroes employed
as messengers in the departments. White men
are anxious to have them turned out but, as they
did not interfere in elections they will be re-
tanned 1t was observed, the other day, that while
a white laborer was securing the passages of one
of the public buildings, darkey was amusing
himself by writing. Mr.. Folks administration
appointed and kept the negroes in Office but this
is no reason why they should continue to hold
their places, especially as the Caucasian race
ready to step into the employment. General Tay-
lor now has a fine chance to make a reform in this
particular. e..
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Cleared.

tssl dS @ ys JsdsS sa,sp
SpenSrd IiiesOn Co. Persia Robbins Baltimore, s
War BSsLAsnes Gerard Rio JsnsrS sGsep IronsdG.
sa' P"yeRs9st schY pp Aslants lB5l Quinn
Vs1 PGSssn Dsms,prn paT.Sn Republic
ton, G.: Badger, Peek Co.
ss aF:
SsSss TsrSeI ,sSs S'sp}
csthe Alexandria and GecrgetoTn, pc Experiment
Gfn ruth ksgssss HnSS
sG Hand SST JAM, mary S o
sioops-ArioS, Milisf Providence Harvest French, Co
Arrived.
viii %dls. l. Ntehei Friday night at y' ococ lock-
overdue bermuda which probably stood to aea
'TGF sS ' RsS a.; Miller HULL 50 day.. with ma.
ss6T Gaiso Ingsiis cardcnas /, days with moassc to
sshT Sea ign COT ThG9@astcn Thayer Tampa Bay and
schr Edward TTaHkiiO' .churbuch,. Richmond
sp s a. SP Ds s wds9 MSrG the
into he 18Th %s SiGTS spoI s% G
Ssh Nv Moo, GjSGdWIq wlIia%s Milford pei
fish, to the master
Below.
Brig snmuel Wells, - days from Carjcnas.
one snip and one bark u.u..
Ship Constellation Luce, Lverpool schr Globe Demarara
Herald Marine Correspondence.
EpGARrowr, April lGSd schr Triumph Douglass Bos-
ton Arr lth, brgs Carrbbee, Anderson. savannah
Boston, Gem, Dyer Cienfuegos for d schrs John Wesley
Cobb Norfolk do; Rainbow, Freeman. do dos Maria Boyd
Atwood, do do; 18th schrs Thomas Xix HULL NYork do;
Isaac hchorn Sylvester Portland vanhoe Simonton Phi
ladc pba, bound East; Crusade Pean Boston sid 18th
schr Bolivar, Barnum. Norfolk.
PnnADyLpHIA, April H. 4P M.-Arryed-Dark General
Jesup Fisher Boston; brgs Nigra, Study Boston;
teu Crowell do schrs u Tufts Norton, Maanzas Edna
G, Kelly Charleston Buena VISTA Ireland Washington;
Virginia, Spring Norfolk NC
Clesrcd-Bark Turk, Nickerson Boston, brgs Malverne
Iannan, Barbadoes Sally Evans Williams do; Arabella,
Price, st Johns Mary II, Crowe Boston; schrs Cape May
keponsot Prospect, Glenn, Salcn Harriet Smith, Smith,
London.
Miscellaneous.
BRIG i'm PIcKERIrG AND BARK CArHARrNI-We have
befsrs published the loss Of the brig Tim Pickering tho
following account is and interchangeable Am bark
Catbanc left the feees for New Caledonia sth OF
May ebe had been ten months the islands and had
900 pieces Of The Sir Franklin
has brought TO Auckland NJ, Capt Walden the first and
second officers god Of the brig Tim Pickering or
Salem, wrecked the island Of Ovaau after parting with
beth anchors In violent hurricane the 9Th Of April
The natives attempted - posses themselves the copper
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Letter from President Taylor.

WAsHIvGroN, April Q, 1919.
GrsTLgMEN-I have the pleasure TO acknowledge
your communication Of the 9th instant. inviting to
the Twenty second Annual Fair Of the American In
tutute I'm October next. Nothing could crafty me
more than 20 witness the exhibition Of American pro-
puenons usual at your annual fair Such exhibitions
nase uone much 10 stimulate the enterprise and in
or.ase the self-reliance Of our people
Inc pressure of public duties which cannot he ex-
70 DIMINISH at the approach Of another session
wiz render II difficult for to attend the
T@r ~ Octoptr but will yet ondcayor to do So
AT, my sincere thanks for your fattering invita-
hon, remain your most obedicnt servant
M,..rs r,,.,.,., IL. TAYLOR
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MIars. TAtLm.Der aud Mrres.

SIhMLsE I"lNs-SuRGicAL OPERATfoN-1'he
Siamese twins, who have been living Some vcars
with wives and children, on their own plantation
IN North Carolina, are said TO be on their wav 10
New York 10 embark for Europe, with view to
bllty Of an operation to divide the liganent that
binds them together. il IL farther said that one of
their sisters had been adopted into the family of
The Emperor Of Siam.--Nacark ~ ~ Daily Id-
xrIis0, 6prH -
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.



BosJoS, April l3-Broker' Board-go shares Philadel-
Oal4 40 Boston and Providence Railroad SSI bIO ii do
50; Northern Railroad sls "a Western Railroad osi
25 do l02 sl2 mos; s. Vermont Central Railroad *; 30
do. A1s % do. a's, b3; 10 do 45l; Z Vermont
md Mass Railroad, Az Old Colony Railroad ~: do
-; 30 Long Island Railroad, ll3S; IS Boston and
Maine Railroad, 103Ia do, l03 Boston and Worcester
Railroad l Auburn and Rochester Railroad S. . do
NJ. 90 Merchants Bank, l0l1s Second Board IprT
- s Boston and Maine Railroad, 1886 10 Long Island
Railroad 2i5 bS0 Vermont and Mass Railroad Az: 10
Vermont Central Railroad, So Fitchburg Railroad I0
do, l11S. wv
FOREIGN MARKETS
HARE, Sunday, March Is. 1S49-Since Thursday
last our cotton market assumed a moro animated as
pect the sales on Friday 100 bales and yester-
day 300 bales for home but owing to the sppes
expected by the first change of wind holders offered
freely their stock that prices declined If the moro
So as the intelligence from Liverpool announced dull
and declining market. Our prices being much higher
than those of the English market importers are willing
sellers. Our present stock is 10000 bales against
$4,000 last year when prices were 20f lower than at
present.
QUOTATIONS.
Per 80 No: Bs' gs'. ordia. o.diu ga ord corr sE
S $IsSS '':':$s;' ( { Z s IS
A lot Of potash realized 54f There remains only IS
barrels on hand Whalebone Is dull at 23Of a 24Of:
stock 80 tons Rice is quoted 25f SO a 49, stock 1900
ties and II 600 bags. The demand is very restricted
Tallow and lard remain neglected. Commercial.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENC


movements OF the Ocean Steamships.
To arrice at NeU York. To sail from NsW York.
LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL.
Sarah Sands, March q Europa, Lott, Nav 2
EUROPA Lott, April Sarah Sands, Thompson, May Q
America, Harrison, April Fl America Harrison, May 10
SOUTHAMPTON, &c. sourHAMProH, &c.
Washington Johnston, Apr Hermann. CYabtree, April 20
Hermann Crabtrec, June 70 Washington Floyd Nay 10
80 BERMUDA BERMUDA.
Dee. Allan,s April IL Dee, Allan,s unc
HAVANA, 60. HAVANA, Re.
Falcon, 1hompson,t unc Falcon, Thompson.t April 10
cHARLESroE. CHARLESTON.
Southernsr Berry, April Southernsr, Berry, April Il
Northcrncr, Budd, April q Northerner Budd, April .
sAvANNAH SAVANNAH.
Cherokee, Lyon, April 10 Tennessee Collins, April IS
Tennessee, Collins April - Cherokee, Lyon April Is
CHAGREs.
Falcon, fhompeon.t Crescent City, St0ddard IL
Crescent City, Soddard, Falcon Thorn April 10
To arrive at Boston. To sail from Boston.
- LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL.
Cambria shannon, April IA Niagara, Ryrie, April IS
Hibernia, Stone April Is Cambria, Shannon May Q
The Bermuda steamer touches coming and returning at
Havana Cat Island Vera Cruz Chagrss st Thomas and all
the Windwar Islands.
The Falcon toushes going and returning at Savannah
The Falcon with the Pacific which
are appointed " leave Panama each month.
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AI0rrled.


On the sth Of November, 1s4s by the Rev l.. w
Vincent CHARLES V. LEWIS, TO MARIA LOUISA daughter
of John;Wilson, all of this city.
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Movements of the saiiin,

movements of the Sailing Packets.
Ships to Arrtoe. Ships to Sail
- LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL.
Henry Clay, Rowland Mar Yorkshire Bryer Apri I8
Skiddy Shpley March &c Liverpool Eldrdge April n
Oxford, Goodu,Anson, April Siddons Cobb ApriI %
Constitution, Brtton, April Columbia, Furber GsyI
Garrk, Eldridge April III Patrick Henry DeIano Nav
Cambridge, Peabody, April I6 Waterloo Allen Nav III
- . PoRTshoUrH. PoRTsMoUrH
Gladiator Williams March Sir Rob Peel Chadwick 16
Independence Bradsh Mar % Deyonshre Hovey Apr "a
HAvRE
st Nicolas Evsleigh March 10 Admiral Wotsn April
ID dOreans, Richardson, Mr. 20 st Denis, Howe, May
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CITY TRADE REPORT,

SATURDAY, April l4-6 p NJ.
The -four market presents no marked change from
yesterday regards prices though in feeling il is de-
cidedly frmer the demand il fair for the home and
Eastern trade also for the Provinces There is no.
thing of moment doing for shipping Southern is SELL
ing pretty freely at full prices Rye -four with mode
rate inquiry continues steady. Meal in consequence
Of small supply, is held rather frmer and parcels are
selling at advanced rates. Wheat remains about the
same with fair demand In corn there is u steady bu-
sness doing and the market very firm especially for
yellow which is quite Rye and oats are as be-
fore Barley continues inactive and the asking prices
scarcely sustained In pork there is considerable
movement. both the spot and for future delivery
The quotations for mess hardly firm for prime
Beef, with small business, remains steady Lard
s moving off pretty freely at prices in favor Of buy
Groceries continue in fair demand, though sugar
and moasses rather weak, owing to the large and
cumulaing stock Cotton is somewhat steadier and
II fair business is doing.
AsHEs-There is a good demand for pots and they
picked up about they arrive at ST. the sales
to-day so bbs at that figure Pearls are less
and dull at the quotations The operations are
mostly for export.
Stock Hand.
LIST sort Poashes bbs f LIST sort Pearlashes bbls 40
I'd do. do. ii I'd do DO . 81
Sd do. do. 10 Sd do do " 81
Condemned do... 7 Condemned do. /
y2 54
rearis' ho4
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- ~ ~, frees. Sold. Reed Stock
Maryland Ohio ~ nus '' IA NE
Connecticut seeds to IS 69es,exportI OI. sIi "a
Pennsylv wanna " to l6 l25es nj 6aI1II "a 30
Florida. ...."..s to IS N'A' sSe mes.
VIA i2so p 6SS PIT. los bis 1907 bis.
lnrn. ~ to - g0bls, %.
st. Domingo. .... 10 to II ,so lie
There is n speculative movement in Kentucky and
COO hhds OF Kentucky and 500 bales Cuba have bcen
disposed Of at full prices There has been also good
demand for Havana, Connecticut, and Pennsylyapia
Seed Leaf Segars and manufactured Tobacco are in
fair request, at steady prices "
WmsKEY is nomnally quoted at Gle for Prison, with
sna "A'i
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with q view. among other great objects, 70 tn
Mississippi and Pacific highway.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-18

judgment of the people are with me- Recent
events have demonstrated the power If trntb
Its omnpotence is irristibIe. It is rolling on.
ward. No political patering, no party eyasions
no receptions, no lodging of responsibility viii
satisfy the people. No; gentlemen must come
up to the work; they must take their position
upon the line of the Constitution, and MAINTAIN
the rights Of the free as well as Of the slave
States, or they will be overwhelmed by the in
dignaton of free and yirtuous people. Gen.
Taylor and his friends have an opportunity Of
gaining immortal honors, and of deserving and
receiving the gratitude of the American people.
Let them at once abolish slavery and the slave
trade in this District, and upon the high seas
let this Government cease to Cypress and de-
grade our race let us cease to legisnte for sa-
very; let the powers and influence of Govern
ment be exerted to promote human liberty, to e.
evate mankind in his moral and physical being
and honors of men, and the blessings of Heaven,
and the gratitude of this and Of coming genera
tons, shall be theirs.
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o. Those persons who have heretofore acted
as Agents for the Freeman, are requested to act
as agents still.
We shall publish the list in our next number,
which was accidentally laid aside in making up
our first number.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-18
NOTICE..

All Communications to the
Freeman, whether on business of the
paper, or for publication, should be address.
ed, postpaid, to JACOB SCOTT,
Montpelier, VI.
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" ERRATA.-our readers will observe that
the date, upon the first page of this paper. in a
part of the edition, is wrong. Through mistake
1t was unaltered from last week; and the error
was not discovered until part of the edition had
been worked,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-02
sHAKsPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW YORK
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm Of BERGEN a
GALABRUN, having refitted and replenis,ed this spa
cous establishment now prepared To receive company
There hundred and nine apartments ~ this house
consisting OF dining saloons sitting rooms parlors lodging
rooms The large hall may be used for balls or public
meetings. The cooking department has been expressly ar
ranged hirnish al moments notice, tsnenis
for any number Of persons, from one to three hundred TO
be accommodated at the saine time There are rooms where
private parties may be furnished with dinners sup
pes and the tables Will be furnished with the best the mar
kei Affords Liquors and wines from the best establish
nnents the city Pastry and Confectionery furnished al
the shortest notice There will be lunch at u o'clock
every day and attention will be spared to give sasac
ton Men Of business and those visiting the city will find
themselves centrally und comfortably located, and the
prices will be found to be moderate. The French and
Spanish languages are spoken in this hotel II.
JAMES BERGEN,
3eHn el LOUIS GALABRuN.
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THE undersigned are manufacturing at their establishment
In Baltimore, d l and octave PIANOS, oi all pat.
and Styles which they confidently recommend 10
professors and aatcurs The Pianos by them
have that peculiarly Of touch which commend them
players OF every school, well those who distu.
gtshed by soft aud delicate action, those who cha.
racterized by bold, fiery, and rapid movement w
They authorized 10 refer professors In
testimonials in their favor, and they warranted In
commenting them b. theunlyers appreciation which they
have received rom the great number Of persons who have
them IN IN Baltimore and Ia the south and gene
rally They confident that they make an nslrument
equal TO amy made anywhere Ia This country In Europe,
and their extensive manufacture Of Pianos enables them
sell terms liberal ai satisfactory Al instruments made
by them warranted, and they will be kept In
year after purchase, without charge
An agent WIN visit Richmond in short time and various
parts Of Virginia and NORTH Carolina and will receive
ders, which will be faithfully and promptly executed
manufSctory. isl
~ ORDERS will also be received factory direct
and special pains taken 10 give satisfaction:
tEa- Ha4 KSABE a. GAEHLE,
No. . Eut,w st, opp, the Euaw House, Bait
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SEAMAN q MUIR,

| :
RE daily receiving from the large Auction Sales an as
"a sotment OF FANC and STA PIE DRY GOODS
adapted the best CITY Trade and purchased much below
the cost Of imporon which they are Offering II psr1
small adrdnce F u
They have also received by the various steamers and
packets, a very general assortment Of RICH FANCY
DRY GOODS, to which they invite the attention OF pur,
chasers IN their stock will be found the Nonreaues q
Paris and London
They beg leave 10 present their thanks for the patronage
literally bestowed upon their establishments and TO
the public that they will strive 10 secure continuance
Of confidence and support
ills their purpose extend their already large business
and stimulated by their unexamped success thus far they
are determined leave honorable efforts unIied TO
eompish their design considerable amount Of expert
Ia business has demonstrated their satisfaction that
the only method Of obtaining and securing large bus
mess have II based upon correct principles and thai
whle as merchants they consult the Interest OF their
they pursugtle only true method OF advancing
their own. ass43s 5 ss5as
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ENGRAvINGs, PAINTINGS.

DICTURE FRAMES PIER AND MANTEL GLASSES
/ &C. WILLIAM d STEVENS, 3i3 broadway, a
short distance above the Park, IMPORTERS AND
DEALERS IN ENGLLSI, FRENCH And GER,
NAN ENGRA VINGS, MANUFA CTURERS or
LOOKING GLASSES, &C.
w x s have made such arrangements with The first
publishing houses in the PRINT line both in London and
Paris will 10 them constant supply Of all The
most popular subjects from the best artists well as The
first of all novelties they produced which they viii
sell Of very reasonable prices FL
MANY1sL AND PIER GLASSES, in all the varieties
Of French, Elizabetan and Gothic Styles constantly
hand or framed order from original designs with s,pe-
or French pntes and with that faithful attention to quail
" hirh has always characterized their establishment
Portfolios and Sands constantly on hand