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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-02

ARnEsT OF BLACK FEnALE PicKrocKEr.-Fos
nonfhe pHst the fmale population ~ our rtiv have
started on their usual shopping expeditions in fear
md trembling An uasecn, OF al least uacstchahle
their pockets and rohbiag them of their bags and
valushles IN broad daylight They Gill be glad 70
lean that ~ their persecutors has a last bees
caught, through the intrcpidify and enefgv Of one
~ their number. The adroit peculstor was a
black. or rather mulsro woman, weighing nearly
I've hundred pounds On the ninth Of July las', the
accused vent into the neutrality-suspicious. of Mr..
Bu'msn, Washington street, and asked 10 see
some croc kerywarr, which wasshown 20 her. The
accused picked out a number Of things, and Al last
expressed desire tor something upon distant
shslf, and while Mrs. butman was stretching out
her, but suspected nothing. Shortly aftrrward the
colorcd woman eelrcted a nnmher 81 articles,
which she asid she would call for IN q short time.
After she was gone, Mrs. Buimsn ascertained that
her Ioclet no N, containing about eighteen dollars
IN money, which she had IN her hand jua a. the
woman csme IN, and put into her pocket az she
came forward 70 attend upon the customer, vas
gone. and she Instantly suspected her late ysi,er OF
the robbery. On the eiRhiecnth OF July, the same
colored woman went into the store NJ Mrs S~ceny'
No l69 Hanover street. and called fsr vsfto1s ar
ticles, which she placed IN besp. snd sad ihai she
would call for them in hour Afer she vas
gone, Mrs. Swesny sscertained thd her pocxes
hook, containing hfeen dollars, ~ss gone also.
Yesterday afternoon. 10 a STREET NJ the N"rth bnd,
the sccussd w.s sea nv a lady, who At once re-
cognized her ~ the prison suspected ~ ne two
iohberies She persevertneiv followed h.r s~ ~
ssw her enter = hou-c IN the rear II pslhnas street.
She hen procurrd the sh "a an offcef, pnt ID
her srrrsfrd. she eave her nane as tsa1iss Sni
ling In the police court sl,e waived an etsniHs
ton. srd IN dsf-ul, 81 bail for fnn was eoum'ued
for sl.-Bosfo~ TNapei,r, Jr'y ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-02

ANOTHER MAIL RoBBER ARRESTED Monday
last, one Charles Emory, who has resided in this
city about four months, arrested near Spring.
field Illinois, in the act Of stealing sundry packages
from the mail bags upon the Eastern stage. The
particulars OF the arrest have not yet been made
known in this city, but sufficient IL ascertained 10
justify the conclusion that Emory has been engaged
in robbipg the mail for some time past. Informa-
ton OF his arrest and residence in this city having
been communicated to Marshal Felps, that officer
mms disitly proceeded TO house on Fourth street,
between Locust and Olive, OCCUPIED by a woman
representing herself the wife sf Emory and
searched the premises. In trunk. which was
said TO belong to Emory, was found bond from
the city Of Gal.na 10 the Phnnix Insurance Com
pany, for 500, and letter, enclosing the same to
John Is Camden, OF THE city. Also, the halves Of
sundry bank bills, which, no doubt, have been
mailed and unused by the robber, from the fact
tina, he never tded In securing the remaining
portion. AZ, no doubt, the other half Of the vari-
suhjoin description Of the half bills found IN
Emory = trunk and which are now in the posse ssion
OF Marshal Felp.. 600 half bill on the State Bank
Of Kentucky go half bill on Bank OF HagerHtown,
Md; s20 half bill on Bank Of Iarrisburgh. Penn
40 half bill on State Bank Of Indiana go half
bill on State Of Ohio; so half bill Bank Of Mis-
touri $40 half bill on Bank OF Virginia go, s5
and g halt bills on State Bank Of Ohio 49, s..
q and 81 half bills on State Bank Of Indiana IS
half bill On Bank of Massillon, Ohio; $5 half bill
bill on Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Baltimore
s. half bill on Bank Of VcrRennes and 40 hall
ball on unknown bank-the last syllable OF which
n "held." The woman 81 the house, who gave
her name as Bridget A. Emory, arrested and
lodged in jail, as witness against her reputed
husband. She states that, until within four months
pact, Emory and herself have been travelling
through Illinois on pleasure but further than this
makes no disclosure. She will he taken 10 Illinois
as a wilness.-St Louis Republican,, Jelly ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-02

B.Lrfsoss, August I, 1850.
The Of Senator Pearcs Is severely denounced
In this city
Our city was visited BY heavy thunder storm this
evening.
The democratic convention 20 nominate Mayor,
sssembie here this afternoon but the excitement
great among the friends OF the several ssprants
they we're compelled TO adjourn TN to morrow M-
tsrnoon.
ny the Southern mail, we learn that Gre occurred
In New Orleans, the 2ith ult which consumed six
building on ST. Anne street, and thrve ST. Cisus.
street. 0se child vas burned 20 oinasr Several OF
the hrrmen, who endeavoring stop the progre
Of the names, sunstruck. the Thermometer being
90 degrees.
Governor Bell Of Texss says that he will msintaia
her territorial rights but looks u Congress fo justice
and that Texas will cling 60 the Union.
The eitix-ns Of Texas are holding M merous meet
ings, all claiming New Mexico but divided about
selling out 20 the general goverpmsnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-02

BURotss's CoRPs EXCURSION. Great prepare
tons making for the recs pion Of the A. B. O.
the Rip Vsn Winkle, arriving IN Ncw York on
ussday morning, where they are 20 be recrived
by the Light Guards, and are 10 quarter st thr As
tor Housr They leave New York on Tuesday
evening, in the Bay state. for Providence ibs.v
EzJgsss, yniv ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-02
MORNING EDITION--FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1850.

Samuel Benedict, George M. Hills. Ebenezer
Fsxon, Charles M Hale, Malcolm Douglass, ID w.
CLINTON Loop, George 3 G,l T James Bridge.
Z w Matthews, John Herbert Belts, aud Charles
Richard Chapman. Of Trinity College; and incor-
porated from other colleges, Nathaniel z. Knapp,
OF Harvard, John Jenkins, M. d., OF Union, and
Edward Jessup, az Yale.
Masters honorary degree conferred upon Richard
Kissam, Nj d., Rev William T.. HILBERT, and Rev.
Henry Norman Hudson.
Bachelor in Divinity, (honorary,) Rev. James
Mckay, Inverness, Scotland.
Doctor of Laws, (honorary) John W. Francis,
M. D., New York.
Master of Arts, lid Eandem,) Rev Horace
Faithful Gray, M A., Corpus Christi College, Ok
ford; Henry Melville Parker, M. A., Harvard Col
lege; Henry Sherman, M. A., Yale College, Rev.
Lewis Greene, M. A., Amherst College; Rev.
H osSGG Ba sSso' A. Union S co Ses John
Musc.--Old Hundred.
Prayer by the President. Benedction by the
Chancellor.
resting n. WIS from the fashionable watering places,
Washington and the four quarters Of this mundane
or muddy sphere, will defer until the next Com
mencement, the usual paneeyrlc upon the exer-
cises. But whatever the performances may be
much next year, they cannot excel those of the
preseEt.
Connecticut river, for week past, has been
very high; the water has been IL feet 7inches above
low water mark; circumstance unheard Of be-
fore in the month of July. The damage occa-
stoned thereby should be estimated, not by tens,
but by hundreds of thousands of dollars. The hay
and potato crop are completely destroyed in the
me adows; thousands of tens were carried off by
the freshet, and what standing has been de-
stroyed by the sand washed on IT, Live stock
were seen floating down the rapid and turbid cur
rent, interspersed with bridging, lumber, Nc. The
water, to-day, has nearly receded from our
whArves.
This noon, at the height of Commencement e1-
ercises the thermometer was 939 in the sh ide, in
this city, the wamest day Of the season; but at
five O'Clock we were visited with refreshing
shower, which caused general rush for thick
clothing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-02
u.-.. 90 Representatives.

nv mAN's ELECTRO CHEMICAL rKllEoRArH.
wAsHlsoroS, August 1, 1850.
soRIcULrUnsL.
Mr. px~-urr, and not Mr.. Risey, yesterday report
cd bin Ger the sstabishment Of agricultural bu-
reau.
sseruEa coNrReNrsr.
Mr. wurTr, (whisl Of New York asked leave 10 oder
a resolution which resd for iuformaton, that the
Speaker sppoist . special committes Of twenty-one
members whose duty shall be to meet, consult aud
dram such a measure for the consideration Of the
House, may In their Judgments have the effect Of
allayng the prssent excitement prevailing In the df
fercpt sections % the Union aud that u shall be In
order toreport at any time st~hstsndng the rules
of the,Honse
Messrs Rec-, Cssrrs, and others objected.
Reports we're then made BY CON mutees
On uso.ior 81 Mr. SrAsrsr (dem Of Tennessee. the
sCommittee on Naval Ansire discharged from the
further consideration o. suBdry memorials asking the
ths fsvy 20 carry delegates to the Psscs Jon
,yentlcn 60 frankfort
wa srssNKas ION rHr coast 90 Araioa
Mr. frs-vsr, RON the same coIamtt-e. reported .
b 20 est-hish line n 10 the coast n
Afrtcs for the suppression % the trade ant for
wss rpfc~rsd 10 the Cvnaiit Of che Whole The
atsf- a. Ire linton
The bsl authorizes che secretary % ths Mary ,nsr
fhe passage ofths set 9Th Joseph HrYan
. of Aishs.. cr Nicholas suvssprs. Of Nsv VorR and
their assooiatas fer the building snd eq1pmeat o,
hrue steamsrr o. tstveso the Untt-d states aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-02

CHOLERA AND SUIcIDE.-A correspondent OF the
Oluawka (lll.) Specfafo. wnung from Ne~ Boz
ten, under date ct the 5sh nst gives an account OF
q German family VINO we're landed IN the vicinitV
Of that town, dmong whom fhe cholera had made
It's appearance, and carried Oft nve OF the flmtY
OF the family, Chtistsn Mechhuhurg. who b Vi
been residing and carrying Gu bnsia-ss IN New
Boeton, for some time past, hesrng Of the arrival
~ the family, rode DOT 20 see them, and remained
with them during the day, and In the evening"
starred on his Veturn home; the great mortality,
however. bad such powerful effect on his mind
that, corning n pond near the road. he threw
himself ug,cn hs face into 10, the water not Dc,nt
over hpeedeep, where he died apparently without
q struggle Tbs boiv was found peSt rlorning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-02

TnR PHmADkLrHk ACKNOWLEDGEMENT or
TIE CoRorxns JURr The Phiiadelpnis North
drictcon, Of the Let inst +. saye-rhs coroorr's
jury, summarized 10 investigate the cause Of the
deaths OF the several persons killed by the explo-
non al the store Of John Brock, In Water street,
met last evening, pursuant To- adjournment. aad
rendered the following VERDICT Thai the sail
Wilam L. Bachosn, David Mulford, Marcus
Marcus, Caroline Marcus, Abigail Catharine Drake.
and others, came 10 their deaths from injunes re-
Brock, occupied by Mesars John Brock, Sons x
Co., Berger " Butz, and others. situate 10 Water
street, below Vine the sinth day Of July, 1850,
at the fire which occurred on that day; and that
the said explosion was caused by a large quantity
Of sslpetre and sulphur. and hay, straw, add other
csTboDsceous material, slowed in the said store,
becoming mingled together, while the said store
was on fire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-02
The Railroad Convention at Portland,
Maine.

fohTLASD, august 100
The railroad convention held here has been very
numsrousy attended and cited great interest The
flags Of both nations float the building In which
the convention is held
The convention Was permanent organized by the
election Of Governor Hubbard of Maine for President
Delegates from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are
quite esthusisic and pledge land for the route free
and agree to subscribe literally TO the stock
letter from President Fillmore read express
ing deep interest In all subjects Of internal improve
ment which calculated 20 devslops the
and advance the great interests OF the country Also
letter from Lieut.. Maury, Of Washington vas read
enthusiastically I'm faver of the project, which he
thinks win shorten the time between Europe and
America one-thrdL
This morning the business committee reported nine
teen resolutions, the substance Of which was that
Maine, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia, be called
TO grant charters for constructing rail.
road from the Valley OF the Penobscot TO ths eastern
terminus OF Nova Scotia and be solicited
In grants OF public lands and also that appeals be
made to the general government for mall Contracts
that no subscription be aeked Till public aid DO
granted; that the present Legislature Of Mains be
asked for charter TO the State limo, and that
trail executive committee Of seven be appointed 10
carry out these objects, and also local committees
along the line.
The convention win, It Is expected, finish up the
buain a .day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-02

The storm In nsitinore o. Tas-id.y s0lrasse 20
vrvy ~v~r~ ard dia eoasdrrahie tsmsfs sath ~ We
city ana ecu8trV Ou- hsesa vss ho~a eoTa. ~
rprvrr Of tthfra wee a. satiy iniuref
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-02

D.rvLLE, Pa, August I, 1850.
The Northumberland Canal bridge broke DOM early
this morning while the Harrisburg stage crossing
g. The stage containing eleven passengers was pre-
cipitated into the canal. Amongst the passengers
was MT Bepjamin d Jones who vas Instantly killed;
the remainder Of the pasrengrrs less n-
jured Two horses killed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-02

The proceedings a. a asss ~-~sisg. AZ asiv-stsu, ..
the nth decisrs that the pr~e~nt EVIL ant msn~~r
rv.ersresti ~ e-.>~ ~ have vielss~d hsn0r sd
reht TEXAS ci.i@i~s,h riest - ri-~ every PROPS.
siiion ~ deensiton efth.t tcritory uslees
b-sra o-an the sLtiucs &c, fnisis- 81 the egrrfr
6sanej ~ M act % NN
The New York herald., 1850-09-20
DOUBLE SHEET.
New York, Friday, September 30. rs
TeIcZrapilie Summary.

The Senate passed the Oregon land bill ycs;er-
day, and then took up the General Appropriation
bill, TO which several amendments, or rather addi-
tiops, were made. One Of the amendments apqro-
PIRATES the sum Of ten thousand dollars TO be ex-
pended uIdcr the direction OF the Secretary OF
state, for the expenses Of the Turkish Ambassador
during his sojourn in he United Staes. The pro-
position made by Senator Hunter, of Virginia,
aud we aIe very much pleased 10 hat it
responded TO by a vote Of thirty-ive TO nineteen.
We can afford to eyNend tnat sum ia entertaining
zach distinguished yisiier Considering the is-
nora nee which exists in The old world concerning
the United States, The mission of amin Bey TO our
country ought 10 be considered in the light Of
very iIatteriEy compliment, ami We have no doubt
that he and the Sultan viii properly appreciate the
Mind reception which he has met with in Wash
ington--a reception which we are proud OF. The
conduct OF the sublime Porte towards the unfortu-
nate HungaTians who took rt fugc in his dominons
after they were betrayed by Georgey and over
whcln'd by the Russian forces, has endedred him
10 this country. Our people look upon that sove-
reign as q friend and an ally, and desire that the
friendly relations between them and him shall be
more intimate, and OF more friendly character
ihHn ever. Between the United States and the so
called Christian powers, with the exception, per-
haPs of France, there is not single link Of SYM
pathy, except what arises through commerce; but
with Turkey, the matter Is entirely different. The
Sultan is a Rlan after the American hcaYt, and his
impulses are the same ours. Let Us by all
Inesns, therefore, promote intimacy with him
The sum Of five hundred thousand dollars was
alo appropriated by the Senate for the erection ofa
public building in San Francisco, TO be used
custom house, court house, Nc. The Senate ad-
journed without taking action on the General Ap.
pgopriation bill.
The House was engaged with the Naval Appropria-
lion bil which was debated at considerable length
We are sorry 10 see so much opposition to the mail
conirac, system, and hope that it will not be re-
newed. The experiment has been repeatedly tried
and it has been conclusWely demonstrated that the
government cannot compete with our entcrprisins
INGREDIENTS in the construction Of ocean steamships
The New York herald., 1850-09-20

Lewis 1snt th. eeciratsd equc.tran manager who
rum san IranciFco With troten nstitut0n de-
ue ~ he learned advisers told hin. DR. x took the
IA baud. and a less then MONTH he const cred himnf
~ vtl This uedi,ue natrr1s remedy Be-
"a vcsctaiies for Internal veil o. external VI acts
arse upon the dsssed part swing health aal renrtb
ta gre cure or tramts tous chciis cholera,
srd Al. feacssf the kducs. and wcakucss male ar
si "a IN very laffe hotties 20 ~ each Hraadwav
can ana TIE doctor ard ht cures and refer
s,sss s.ls siso. Hystts Life Rai-am. Hilarda Miit
Chsrry bitter sands and = p Tovnsends sarfapsriiia
uute1 80 ,a ler@ts Btsrs DR.. - suaraefea a. -,
nsu ths lar aa sns dssase. D,Rtfsn " an ana
stt 4 o..
The New York herald., 1850-09-20

rEEsIpLNr FuI MoRE OK THANkssiyiya.--So ne
Of The ultra pious are calling upen the Presden to
tsue a bulletin, announcing a day for gene,, Al
thanh giving. We hope the President viii do no
su.'h thing Let him attend to his duties as pointed
out by the Constitution, and allow every religious
sect. sud every reli Iious man, TO appoint his
owp dly -f thanksgiving, and to bnce before the
Fathsr =, Merccs AZ his own time, and in his
own iJfm The President of the United Stues
has no aulhofiiy-no right under the consn,ation =
10 touch. direct, c' issue proclamation on the
,uh.st, o. fciicica, in sBy share.
The New York herald., 1850-09-20

tou, and al skin dss,.e are is .sll hBo. positively
sared by using G0urnufs Italian hsdiostsd soHp. Ths
Poudrs subtitle trsaeatcs hair from any part hesy
Alvd hopEe for pale sna cheeks ly Nhiisf or repI
husked surssh eouptzons o. walker street.
from brssdpsy. Csesdsr. South Third st fkilsaeiphn
The New York herald., 1850-09-20
To the P.ae.tr,sn world In general. and

those troubled gi'h cerns snd tunans a particular
would nincnd Dr. itehtlds shields and pastofs
the eGectus rgiisf They protect from
irritation sootie The irf1m ns'on aad readily pacfy the
yar. sold 81 Dr. is once "a Merchants Excaa6ss Rnsh-
tor n Goa Broaduay.
The New York herald., 1850-09-20

v0rtsrs Body Belts Susrsnser. Baussgss etc. Over
wcnty diaerynt tna q TIE most appresed makcrs ak
tho Target aud best IN the city for sale
ChAs "A. RING, Drug,st p2 Broadway, soFnor " Jobs
The New York herald., 1850-09-20

srsio that requires Iurg Dslieys Genuine pain RI
tractor IN the cnvVc and arEe boxee For Es
the rrof retsrs Depot s5 BrosduAy. ". DALEY Csa-
sioa-Ayoid eountsrfsits in the old wrapper
The New York herald., 1850-09-20
MAILs FOR ROPE.

The steamship Washington, Captain Floyd will
leave this port this afternoon for Southampton snd
Bremen. Her mails will elose at two O'Clock
The New York herald., 1850-09-20

H,r d. only Be procured ~ the mAnufastory, GwA
i.rest The pnbe SHOULD rusri against itaons See nj
yrious diplomas fersons whose hair has s.sured ta
soer from the use ~ the imitation dyes have 10
rseted hy sAliiHG - stevs. Copv the ssaress.
The New York herald., 1850-09-20

The largest aud handsoest assortment of Boos Shoes
.nd CATERS ". ever res ect Of seeing vtnes few
days since at BROOKS Boot and Shoe Eporipm 5g FULTON
street VI has style that be thought o. heh ne
cells eT
The New York herald., 1850-09-20

ttcn fNardes " VIM bat'hcor Tor The fD1
Ptss The ruhe invited 70 inspect his ,tyi. fs
$50 At BACHELORS celebrated via Factory, vi al 81
tssre the largest and beet s-sortent Ia the ci CSgJ
The New York herald., 1850-09-20
Remember tnII. the Iniml,asl.. n, ro. u

NssAn cern cr VI Pine street. was the hrs and H ha only
enc rho deyates FROM the CID dsgusnE onotouous sys-
TEN ooutti persons hair snd whskCra aks villa
our regard 60 difference u features shape Of head kc Ty
Bill, be ever eonforms TO all thes. quisitts.
The New York herald., 1850-09-20

Tm ForREsr AND WILLIS CAsE-QuEsR DE-
vElorrMENrs.-We publish in our column to-day,
the legal proceedings in the famous conflict Of
chivalry and love, which took place in Washing
ton square some time since, between Forrest, the
trsgedian, and Willis, the poet. The particulars
will be recoDleced by our fashionable readers; for
they were much discussed at the time. These
proceedings consist Of the complaint Of Mr.. Willis,
not written in his usual poetical style; but it may
be considered his first attempt in dry legal phrase
oogy, and, in that respect, is entitled to consider
able praise for its grammatical accuracy and legal
precision, without reference to the facts of the
case at all. The next paper in the batch is Mr..
Forests reply TO Willis 1ts contents, u course
lose = great deal Of the vgor paper which
they would acquire If Mr.. Forrest were to deliver
them in person, in court or from the rostrum.
The last paper consists of the rejoinder Of Mr..
Willis
All these Papers relate to a pocticsi ncident, or
passage at arms, which took place in Washington
square, between those chiyalrous knights. The
damages on the occasion, as estimated by Mr..
Willis, the poet for the injury which Mr. Forrest,
the tngedian, perpeirated on his person, are set
down the sum Of ten thousand dollars precisely;
but in order to explain the matter more accurately
10 the public, we have endeavofed to analyze the
round sum and divide il into items- The follow
ing analysis may he considered chemical enosgh
for conveying an understanding Of these curious
legal documents
The New York herald., 1850-09-20

Nav. NOV ErEorE--Tbe s,sam-hip Plcid',
CAP, Nye, will be due at tn port on saai'Y NOR.
ning, win tcur lays laler irsrllisence hor Ia.
rops
The New York herald., 1850-09-20

The trial for these varous items and aggravated
damages will take place before n jury in few
weeks, end promises TO be exceedingly interesting
Every seat will b. filled on che occasion; and there
is not an old or young man. or fashionable per-
son about Town, or rcccnily returned from the
Springs, that would no, be willing to pay five dol
lars or even ten, fOr ticket Sur.ng the trial. In
fact should not be surprised bv, that the police
men guarding the doors Of The court, If they have
tact and sknl, will make as much Eioaey on the
occasion a. Bsrnum does ~ the ienny Lind
mania u Castle Garden II will be- ~ sr,e5es,ng
case, when IL comes on.
The New York herald., 1850-09-20

Way " QUIkBY Premium opsn top. s.iid. twist,
chsin tor. carved dres comhs buffalo and horn do she'll
side oomhs fhe hair rims ani oaE combs fcr children
comte purchased a. this store waanted 70 suit exchanged
made TO suit.
The New York herald., 1850-09-20

TrsuIc rRINrINe Ar WAIuNs roy.--Now fht
an the bills relative 10 slavery aud the new terri.
,orics, numbering six. have passed, and ihit eS.
citrment on, uf the way, he P,!ii.citns at W,-h.
inrton sc,m to be sndeuyoIiag go create a fusf
about The pablo priating. gwen ont il Jobs TO Va
rious lriaiers in that region. Oae sst u accusing
she ,,hcr of lbsry and corruption, :he latter cliip-
a., all purity and fairncss H The s.lae ijme The
p.r,t az this new fuss, will be a ilin upon ihc
irc-suy, in ia shsr~ Of rriaung mer,Iy 70 sup-
roit lGe partizaps and jobhing printers 'aefc way
,lrnt Congress - cnce create DEP r.1leti fJr
printing and publishing al their doameats '-lhs
-an.- q. lil. D,FsumeHt &C the Interior, the Pos;
p.Iic, r. pSnment, The State Department, sr aly
o,Lrr G,paijaent. a printing d'P,r.meat is ji.t
as rs,,s.sy to IN, govcTamea', and ouF'' TO hr
f,Ithwrh etlsblishsi
The New York herald., 1850-09-20

able Tailor, Of Nassau street. has Of the richest FOODS
for Pants and Vests have this season. bs
eoatings also superb stylish ready made
nay be bad Of williams, ~ reasonable price, sa made
The New York herald., 1850-09-20

Hats every thing Of the hind ever the
rute combining shtncss with durability and taste Ai-o
ehildren's fancy hate senemAns aud boys cloth caps
svery variety. AMIDON, l Broadway. Duane street