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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-15
r. ROBINSON. { -

N'lRGINIAiAt held III, Clerk o;c % M, i.
Court iaa the Comfy al IIenrco IN tr hf-' A'
October. SD-beoQ the -ey-nih lay 81 the mon'' p,-
Samuel e. Gr.snhow
asahs, ,.,.,ru ,u Defendant
In drbr, upon attachment relnrned ct'en .rai
Tic object thu ~ ,hs o,
two hundred and fits dollars due by pos-.i ~ MA ,
interest :he Goth da, OF Seteinhet
dollars twenty charges of porst ~,
nv Tia, ;,r ii. f-nant Allen resident Of w, w. & i
the morton plaintiff, by his suore- IS ofr'c ,ns pu5
defendant Allen DO appear here within month a'et I'd
ton Of this order what necessary 10 otee
tina, hsodsr published week for "nt ry 81
the Richmond Enquirer newspaper rnh!.snei ~ tau-t ~
n,ond and a-o h posted he front door the o u
county day Of the mex, County Gou
Oct I2-cw4~ Z. NoD ..-----,.Ty 40
NYGHT TIPERs.-of t6is article va have -, ale By
some Of which are warranted burn all ishp isAAcs
Oct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-15

VIRGINIA held Ia In Clerks Office OF the tftl
Court OF Law for the couay lcnrlco 81 The hst MONDAY
1850. the arvenih il - OF the month
Martin Lewis AMI Cn.a iIcCoy, cants and rar'nsf
against
R.ni,n,in he Wolf Dclendai'
In assumpsil .ni npon attachment return executed
The Of his OF the Defendant Tue sui
hundred an seveGy dollars eighy,ree cents for zoos
delivered by the said pl1It'
the sai defendant wr lawful Interest thereon from the . da'
Ai.u 1850 ill payment mad appearing by a'n tha'
said defendant 81 this State, he motion Of @
plaintiffs attorney, ordered a, the said c eunn, 10
within month due publication %! ih orie ~
DO Mia; his INTERESTS aud that 9 "IIei
published week Tor four weesain the Rrh
Enquirer newspaper published in Gig Of Rchmon and
be pose! the door al the Cou House Of this couy o" w
fir; day o tr Coun;y Cont Tc:tc, . -
r ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-15

INGISiA it hri la he C.rra Uhce 81 uie - "
Corr OF Las tho coiay lienco, the trsi NiaiH -
October, 1880 bella, tho * enh ddy OF the month
William >. Bur- raatH
George IIarsroye mase. John u il4yroys ard H.h1
Churchl endorS.rs o! negotiable DeicnisH
IN deb: and upon az ailacnmsu' retnfnsd exerpri i.
The object oil this OF The defendants ihs s
hunreI aud tcny dodrs and twenty rens due
Iomssory necoable w;,h hundred o
twenty cents parcel 18th sov'nb1' ~,
and hundred and wen;ysiy dollars, the residue iheeo
tho 18th OF December i9 I'LL payment, a.J fonr dollars am u
Cents the ehrgos OF protest. and appearing by ahia' ma
eenant. Churchill isnot reslsn, OF ihis State on ~" ino
the painfully his attorney Is ord el that tho said ds'en
Churchill, 10 appear here within m'Ih after du. Pnha
ihsorder and TO what n-cessIry protect his lnesss an.
this order b. published week FOR successive wees
Richmond Enquirer. pub hrl ~ r GUY OF Renn
and also b. posted the door OF tho CON-, HOUSE Oh h
On ,n' 10 qua. ., 'F next '! ~ T. ROBINSON. c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

CoMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY mARKET.


The stock market opened heavy this morning AZ
the FIRST board most OF the public securities slightly
improved, while every fancy In the list declined Most
oftbs transactions were for cash. At this rate the
bears must be rapidly reducing their sontrsots and the
bulls VIII soon be deprived Of the demand from that
source. The changes which take place from day 10
day In prices show how Unsettled the market a. and
upon What slight Sas. 1t 10 sustained We are In
daily expectation 81 . getting loose and com-
pete breah down In the machinery by which the pre-
sent imitation has besn manufactured. II IL nearly
four weeks since the improvement eonmsnced and
II has been almost entirely confined to three or four
Of the leading fancies. There Indications Of q
speculative movement In any stock, and the brokers
have, far. been merely operating With each ether
Outsiders have realized 60 extent bat there are
sncss In the Street than previous 10 the advances
IL is impossible attract outside Spectators. rbsv
are very cautious and are watching the market solely
with view Of gettiss rid Of What they may st have
on hand
Reading vas the most sctve fancy on the list. to-
day, and prices fell OF = per cent from the opening
The Huctustiop- is his stock sucien, to convince
outsiders that nothing sustains prices but the opera
tiops Of . sma clique 81 inside specuators II tue
small holder, hsa realized the top Of the market.
they might have eone ia sIain several times at Lesser
prices. and In thss gay reduced the msrgi AGAINST
them. II Outsiders would operate In this way, they
would realize en- Alter lossss Reading Rsilrosd vent
mp to 81, then so~o TO IS up sgsis to Sly and por
down to seA per cent These profits the bears s-eu.
and In this cay, make moo.y BY every turn in toe
market
Al the fret hoard TO-DAY, United States ss Iss-.
declined per cents Eri- Bcnd.. NJ Reading Railroad
1; Morris canal y; Loos Island. y; Harlem. Y. Far
mers Lean. y. Portsmouth Dry Dock. N: Hsd.op
Rsiirosd. "; rsnsms Rsrosd 3. Ohio Sc advanced
y per cent; Indiana So, A. Reading Mortgas. Bonds.
n AZ the second bosrd Morris csnsi f.ii OF X per
cent; Farmer Loan, Erie Bonds nee, cent sp Y.
The sent snopsi interest VIII b. paid on these beods
at the ofncs Of the company to morro~-Frlday.
The rer.p,s a. the lice 81 the Assistant rr.s.urr
Of this pori = day .saconted TO sis5s33 s,; pay
uepts S.3 az 6T-hslsre. az pO2 $50 IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01
SEw-YORK LEeIsLArgRE
Senate.

ALnsSr, Feb ~ 1850.
PETITIONS
by MIR Csno1I for the Issue OF scrip By the city q
Trey on account Of the Troy and Schenectady Rail-
read.
By Mr. Fo, for the redemption Of bank notes o, par
in New York aud Albany.
Mr. IRoLus presented the following petition -
The citizens Of New lork respectfully
honorable body. that whersa by the
terrible calamity in Hague street, In tad cy caused
BY the tufstira Of boiler, whereby seventy
hives ast ara AZ the Investigation 81 the
BY thereon the alarming tact demonstrated
that SITES mighty q human Application
controlled, placed in eh.rg, % entirely gno-
Of the mechanical requirements essential Salty
q perscns and perry hro9sht The vicinity Of sad agent
therefore Petitioners hunr that
body ~ irmedately exact lsw placng penalty
wren rersrn Who shall engineer With
ot certificate % Qualification duly issued
terscns quafsd rake such exam nation in form
your honorable bcdy deem proper prescribe,
sne a. IN tuty bound ytur psti0asfs viii ever pray se.
EiLts HFroRrED
ny Mr. Csoss 10 amend the charter Of the village Of
serecs fals
~ the sspe to amend the charter Of the village Of
Ogdepsbuie
By sr C.knoii in relation to the Troy aud scbsnsc
tsdy Hsilrcsd.
AR wmli1ss reported in favor Of the Assembly bill,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

THE ConmssIoStR OF JURoEs-The political
Jobbing attempted CA Tuesday night, IN the Board
ct Supervisors, has met with the censure Of every
intelhgeat person. The appointment to this Office
should not be MADE matter OF political sale and
barter. The present Commissioner Is democrat
but We believe he has discharged his duties to the
satisfaction OF ihe community. Already a great
reform has taken place under the auspice Of the
commissioner, snd the public, including the bench
and the bar, have expressed their entire satsfac-
ZION viih the arrangements Of the present incum-
bent What mtolerabe folly it Is, then. to pro-
scribe the occupant Of the office, merely to supply
hls place with raw and inexp. rienced recruit
What an absurd movement, TO attempt to remove
he present incumbent upon mere political groundsl
We ieel assured that there remains enough Of con-
strvstive justice among the several judges Of the
courts, to resist this wr,tched plot Of prescription
aud when the attempt Is renewed. this evening, 1t
~ to be hoped that il will be summary frowned
down by every fair and honest man. These petty
lnnigues Of partisan caprice are unworthy Of any
sensible persons support or defence. Crush the
ob. We do not care button for the present Com
missioner, but we do care for the office, and we
therefore hope that II will be kept free from POI
kilcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01
Affairs In Washington.

OUR SPECIAL TELEoRAPHIc CORRESPONDENCE.
WAsHrsoroS, Feb. IS, 1850.
The news which have the pleasure Of communicat-
ing to- day, Is Of highly interesting character. parti
culsry that pertaining to the settlement Of the d
Guilty between Col Jefferson Davis and Col Bissella
dihculty that upon questions In which the
respectively Of the Mississippi and the Indiana regi
mepts, ct the battle Of Buens Vista when the Ken
lucky and Illinois regiments came up, concerned
The particulars have already appeared in the Herald
and the danger apprehended from . hostile meeting
between Coones Davis and Bissell has been expressed
in former letters. Hopes we're entertained, yesterday
that the matter would have been adjusted; but ar
engagements made to fight, II il said, with musksts
ct fifteen races The affair was to have taken place
early this morning.
President Taylor however heard of the premi
for this meeting last night and Immediately, accom-
panied BY Col Bliss and the Mayor Of the city called
Captain Goddard, Chief Of the Police and insisted
that the meeting should not take place He deprecated
the whole matter particularly ct this time when the
country b wrought to such high pitch Of political sx-
citeneRt.
This step having been taken promptly the Mayor
made sfdsvit warrants we're issued and directions
given TO pursue the parties though they had
eit the city. This decsive action resulted In favor.
able manner, and to the utmost satisfaction OF all
parties Towards midnight the whole affair was settled
In satisfsctory and amicable manner. A card was
then despatched to the Union newspaper and II appear
ed In print this morning In that sheet IL s signed By
Msssrs Shields and Inge IL appears that Col Bisse
referred to particular spot-s precise ptneun tenn
pcris; the Mississippi Regiment was mile and hal
oil, when Indiana gave way, and Kentucky aud Iiscis
regiments came mp and repulsed the enemy. lie
sccords the praise Of gasntry to the Mississippi rsx
ment.
Mr.. Bell has brought up . compromise, to-day. III
considered . good sisn-but We shall have months
talk yet on the infsmmatory theme.
Mr.. Cslhouns speech viii be read In the sensy on
Monday. II will probably bring Mr.. Webster u his
feet, and viii ssh the cabinet In ne style All yyrtss
ere waiting for IL with impatient vatchfuinss.
A bill 10 about to be reported BY the Comm,Aee on
Pensions for the purpose Of Increasing the Of
Commissioners, and authorizing them to swfd PEN
sions in certain cases which require ~ spccisi
action Of Congress. Much time and many Ainful de-
lays viii be saved, and more appropriate. and Just
awards win be made.
suPREME COURT OF THE yNIrKD sTfEs.
Areued. Gibbs Of New YORK.
louisiana admitted.
Reeves We. scott. Reversed and remsaled.
wheeling Case WALKER concluded the Argument
ftr conf lanant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

ANOTHER UNION MkErrNs.-The antl-Wilmot
proviso democrats will make another attempt to
hold meeting IN favor Of the Union, at Tammany
Hall, tomorrow evening. 1t Is to be hoped that
more harmony will prevail than characterized the
last meeting IN the same place. 1t might be sup
posed that the factions Of the democratic party
would not push their quarrels to the extent of riot
al meeting called for supporting the Unon.a this
particular crisis Of national affairs. Keep quiet,
gentlemen, and sustain the Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

The TELEGRAPH AND THE PREss.-Our readers
will, find in another part Of this days paper, an ac-
count OF some interesting proceedings that recent
ly took place in the Nova Scotia House Of Assem-
bly,, concerning the attempts made by Fog Smith
TO control the magnetic telegraph in that pro-
vince. 1t will be seen that that gentleman has
signay tailed his efforts to dictate to the press,
and that the commissioners Of the Nova Scotia
telegraph have been fully sustained in their refusal
to be made an instrument Of by Mr.. Smith. They
have been the means Of protecting the whole Ame-
mean nnhlic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01
The Reported Discovery OF DR. Parkmsn's
Body.


THE following particulars Of the discovery OF dead
BODY Boston supposed, a. 10 IL stated I'm the 90.
count to be that Of the late Dr. Psrkmsn received
last evening by telegraph from Bostop. We give the
particulars for what they worth II
Bosros, Feb. 2s-6KP.M.
Tpis morning. about s o'clock, son OF Mr. Heath,
who keeps . lumber wharf at Pine leland near Rox-
bury discovered in the water the beach the dead
body Of . man He Immediately gave information Of
Office, Who, visiting the spot TO satisfy himself In
the water behed. to his horror What he then aimost
went TO hisb sheriff Adams Of Norfolk county, and
told him % the circumstances OF finding the body but
made no sl.son to bis suspicons concerning its den
titcstiop The sheriff proceeded the place with
vsrsl q his oces snd the moment the body seeu
the sxcispstion from all vas spoutsseous-" That's
The truth Of this sstoupdins discovery vas 90
thoroughly impressed on the minds Of ell present that
~ was moments before they 10 sxsmine
aid go. however they felt more con WINGED Of the
correctness Of their suppossn. They found that the
rent sse the peculiar bind Of the body, and other
strisns chsracterittics- corresponded exactly With
those q he lsT.ntsd doctor High sheriff Adams then
Ms-sfs. Ire Allen, City Of Marshal, Of Roxbury Luke
Jsvstt Msnley Butler, Joseph Hubbard, william Ho-
who proceeded 20 examine the clothing pooksts
&C They discovered that the body vas sttired IN .
tne sui, Of broad cloth black pants dress coat, sstn
Of the pants. small account book found which
vas written the name Of David NJ. Csrtney," and
cone distance beio~. on the zane page the word
- smbridsen There we're, also In the same pocket,
three ktys ard w smother yellow elk pocket hand
ksrctief hgures. Beyond these nothing vas found
calculated 20 solve the mystery.
The body lad the appearances Of having been In the
water shout three months
some % the relatives Of DR. rarkman viii visit the
Rcxhury Almsbouse to day and ve shall probably be
enabled by tc.nortow 60 give Standardization Of the
above turmi,es Tn. fesh gone from the nose,
"A ma en- NJ ura m ted
the recognition Of the features but the limbs remsned
prrfect aud after short consultation, the foosing
verdict rendered That the deceased cane Ia his
d.sth from unknewn to the Jury
Both these gentlemen that they have strong
believe that the body b other than that Of
the missing doctor.
The body vas then conveyed TO the Roxbury House.
where II nov aims for Identification High Sheriff
Adams and Mr. Hobart both Intimately acquainted
with Nr Psrsmsp. and knee his person veil; indeed,
could his singular bodily formation With.
out having u impressed upon their mind
The fsctof another name being found in the account
beck dces ~ all remove the impression for u IL
well known that DIT fsrknan, In cases. took the
Savings Bank books, and other evidences Of money
dve from Of his poorer creditors security and
70 n not st I'll remarkable that book OF the descrip-
tion referred to, should be found In HIS possession
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

The splendid ship Vanguard was launched Jester.
DAP morning, according TO ans cuucemept, rom the
yard Of William n. webb, foot Of seventh street East
River. she vent on as smoothly and ssely % any
sci ve have seen launched lsrge srovd Of spects.
tors we're present who seemed 10 enjoy II very much
She 10 robe looking vessel on the water and does
credit 10 her snterprirns builders she " 7s feetons
% feet beam and z2 feet depth Of bold her tounsse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01
TnIRTY-FIRsT coNesEss.
FlRST sFSSIor


VA. ssLL's nEsoIureSs.
Amer the presentation Of nuyerous petitions for
cheap postage, and several repofs from committees
Mir BsLL addressed the Senate sieny, I'm explanation
Of eree Of resolutions lookinf TO the settlement of
suestiops growing out Of the stitstion Of slavery lilo
disclsned any suppoetion that any proposition ssuld
csfry weight ~ coming from HIM Indeed be DID not
suppose that any proposun ~ compremise could
proposition, to be successful should come from the
North phere the power sxits His preamble snd nrss
rssciufiop provdes for th~erection OF ssvetste
out CT portion q the territory q Texas and the
affirm Of the guarantee obtained In the resolutions
OF Texas annexation thai slavery should be mtted
North or inhibited Sout1 OF the Missouri compronie
line MIR Bell proceeded TO argue the jnstse and pro
pristy o. this nessure cont-nding that California
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

s.LrSo rBr FsIcoS-The fsvorits steamship
Falesn Lieut. Hsrtsein, sailed yesterday sfternoon
o'clock, for Havana, New orleans and Chaues About
two thoussnd persons Of both assembled 10 Wit
the departure Of their friends and scquantaness
IN this noble vessel and she left her mocrings amid
the cheers and good wishes Of all present and ven.
down the harbor In gallant style lss Of her pas
sensers can be found In smother column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

Tvs Pscstr ssp vrcrosis AssosE we learn that
the packet ship Victoria Captain Johnston Is ashore
the Spit She left this port yesterday afternoon for
London She IL one Of John Grisxolds line Of packets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

TROUBLE AHEAD-THR COMMON COUNCIL AND
THE TEN GOVERNORS OF THE Aims HoUsE.-When
our citizens were driven almost to madness, by the
increased and increasing taxation, some two or
three years since, they began to cast about them
to find out if there was not some way in which the
expense of carrying on the city government might
be diminished.
I'll. a-o--.~~- -~rs,asc OF the Aimshouse de-
partment was the first item that attracted atten-
ton; and measures were at once set on foot to
place this department under the executive con-
troll of Board of Governors, who were to have
entire charge Of Bellevue, Blackwells Island,
Randall's, and Wards Island, &c. But this Board
Of Governors had no sooner got TO work than they
came into antagonism with the Common Council.
The Governors wanted to make reports, showing a
wonderfully diminished account Of expenditures;
and to effect this end, they called upon the Alder
men to make repairs and to incur great variety
of expenses, all Of which had hitherto been placed
to the account Of almshouse expenditures. In
this way, the Governors would appear to carry on
e affairs of the department at less cost than here.
,,ofore. But the Aldermen and Assistants, always
'ealoss Of their privileges, and by no means re-
garding favorably the "Ten Governors Act"
which deprived them Of a very rich slice of patron.
age, are, il seems, determined to resist every en-
croachment which the said ten make upon their
heretofore conceded rights.
On Wednesday, the matter was brought before
the Board Of Aldermen, and discussed at some
length. Some Of the city Legislators said their
''blood boiled with strange emotions" on reading
the bill introduced into the Senate Of the State,
providing for an enlarged authority to be delegated
to the Governors. Another Alderman said the
powers of the ten ought to be abolished, and the
almost unanimous voice Of the board was given In
in favor of resolution to tina, effect.
There is war brewing between the city fathers
and the governors Of the city paupers We shall
watch the issue, and report progress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

Arrivea-sehr n n Bssccms; Philadelphia.
Cesred-shps Buena Vista Msdrns and Calcutta Tous.
tor baltimore, 70 iosd for LiverposL
IHefs the TELEGRAPH gave eat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

Genin at Home Again. -Genin, being now
ready his hat ssle old stand 2l4
Broadway viii issue his Spring Style morrow Were ho
will be happy to bis old fr lends and custonera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

Warnock's Hats.-Ths Spring Fashion
turdny March I'd. WARNOCKS Hatters, 203 Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

The Spring Fashion will be Issued ON
Saturday, March 1850 Elegance Taste. Fashion,
ala SILK Hats for 81, which for fnensss exos
sass Of finish and beauty Of model the
GENT VIII compare with those usuay sold elsewhere
eandid and public call and 81
ambe For the most peculiar shaped head, t.
guaranteed. VIZ. DAVID (suecessor to r. II. Amdonl
Sol Broadway, near Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

Gentlemsn's Hats, spring Fashion, 1850.
the Spring Fashion Saturday I'd day Of March
Ing The style will be strictly season. and
the quality such a. will insure TO every customer Five
Dollar Hat for i've dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

Meaiso Will Introduce 20 the Public. ON,
the 70 inst his Spring Hat tastelly designed ana
nnished accordance with the
4l6 Broadway corner Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

Extremely elegant, extremely light, cx.
tremeiy attractive and extremely economical
will be ready on Saturday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

Terms Reduced -mr. Oliver b. 0Oldsmlth|
viii reduce his terms for this month only his
usual charge viz Two dollars and half lessons of
one hour each seats nay DO secured BY applying
commence Monday March 4th. the hour
ladies' At ii and O'clock; Gentlemen, ct and CLOCK.
the day. ~ A' "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

H~"U" t"su bIh"u uaH, !" tnot LNOy
has hne white Teeth fer she laughs constantly show
then Yes said ne lady got thea thus white and
beautiful by chilling china box Of JONES Amber
Tooth Paste We recommend this article, also. for
sweetening the breath. You Bro "a way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

sEspenschied of 107 street. will introduce his
Spring Fashion Saturday March Hat shaI
mster.l and fnish will challenge and
adapted to the form Of head the peculiar
individual customer So confident 10 he that his STYLE
will meet the public that he will refund the purchase
money 10 who 10 dissatisfied with his Hat
reasonable wear Espenched has ready heavy
Tor wholesale purchasers and will be able meet demands
for any quantity by Saturday Those have already
ordered, will receive their Bats By that day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

OOHD1, NJ BfO0OWay.-SheII Com b0e
Of every yarey embracing the latest patterns and at low
prices This Comb has established twen
V i've years. the last i've Of which IL has
perntendence The first open Chain Comb manuac ured
in this country made oy and challenge retail
tor In New Yor. 10 produce their equals The premium fox
Shell Combs has been srded for the las
The ladies respectfully invited call exsmne my
late Patterns A. the Golden Comb Store above
Duane street, 303x Broadway. e. n. OUIHBY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

What IL the came that 50 many OF our
city sect daily going Maiden Lanef and
why 90 they look much i'm proved in Appearance
returnl Why don't know! The beat Hair Cutters
in the city hkDHUkSr and HkARD live there; thew ~
perfect artists. Give them trial. II Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

Comb Factory, 3s5 Broadway, between
walker and white streetsTortose shell aud Buff. horn
dress Combs of design and upequaed
TO extent and variety Every description Of foreign
well ~ home manufacture Of superior quality and low
prices. A. 4 J. SAUNDlKS