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Cabinet Ware House.


THE suhscriberespselfuily informs hisfrirnds
IL and the public generally that he bssan hand,
and will endsayor constantly TO keep, variety Of
~elI-msje Furniture, embracing all the leading
articles. sue. 40.
SOFAS. SidebOards, Bureaus,
Bedsieads, Tables,
made ofMahogsny, Marble. Cherry Walnut,
Birch, and Maple,
He would invite attention TO bis make Of Port
able wARDROBEs and BEDsTEADS, which
cannot Ne surpassed for durability nsainsss, and
convenience.
He would also invite the attention Of all per
sons wishing 10 buy furniture Of any description
to give him call before purchasing elscw herc, a
he intends to sell a. low az be can possibly afford
snd.hs workmcn arc eli experienced hands.
He has now ON hand eight ine Dressing Blu
rcsus. with Looking-Glasses, two China Preres
two sidehoards, six plain Bureaus, eight Candle
stands, one Sofa, and one Secretary and Book
case, and Bedsteads, " hich he will sell low.
- Timber taken in exchange for Furniture
such as Walnut. Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple
&c. tsa
.. Persons 81 distance, buying Furniture
can have il delivered at their doors. ensured safe
for less than they can do il themselves.
He returns his thanks for pssi fsvcrs. snd vii
be thankful for a continuance Of public pstren
sge.
HENRY EVANS.
February n. IS
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NEW GOODS.

WE are now receiving and opening nice as
w soamcnt Of GOODS, which We ars deter
mined TO seI upon accommodating terms. Please
call and see them.
All kinds Of trade taken In exchange Tor Dry
Gosds
LONG & WEBB.
ApriI 7. ST.
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Notice.
STATE oF NORTH CAROLINA.

ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1850.
ORDERED by the Court, that notice he given.
- BY advertisement In the Hillsborough Reecr-
der and North Carolina Democrat, that on Tues-
day Of August Court. next. "a majority Of the
Magistrates being required TO take the sheriff-s
bond, the Count will proceed to consider the
propriety Of aboishing the Office Of County Trus-
tee Of orsngs County. Test,
j. ALLISON. c. C. C.
June "a. ST.
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ADVERTISING Rates for thtnillstcrtreh Record
One dollar FER square (i6 lires) for he rus
insertion, and IS cents fcresch csniirucrce. lu
dociions made in favor Of standing advertise trs
as follows:
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LAW SCHOOL.

Al HiiIzbOrOuEh, North Carollna,
SsaHE sassnisssa have f4Izsz1 IN assaeisfis1
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La BAILEY. .
F.NASH
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Efsg and .auracfir: Rail- Road r &sam-
Boaf Line 10 Baltimore and The North
srn Cities. ria PiRey Point and fht
.MetfA Of Potomac.
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Cleanse and strengthen. Consumption cas-
be cured. Bronchitis, Consumption, Liver Com.
plant, Colds. Catarrh, Coughs, Asthma. spii,in.
Of Blood, Soreness in the Chest. Hectic Flush
Night Sweats, Difficult or P,ofuse Expcctora,ion
Pain in the Side, &C, have been and can b,
cured.
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February Z,
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CirCaSSiOn Balm,

For the cure Of Fclons. Piles. Ulcers, Csrbuncle'
Aguc in the Breast or Face. Ear-achs,, Burns
Scalds, Rheumatic Pains, &c. &c. Price !:
cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-26
city Items of san FrancIsco.

From the Alta CalitOfnld. uly IL. Ill
THE NEW YoRK FANCY Citations having been
served upon the participants in sundfy fights on
Sunday night, quite a number Of the individuals
made their appearance before the Recorder yes
terday. Tom Hyer and Belcher Kay pleaded in
disposition, an excuse for their temperance.
Chris Lilly was first put opcn trial; and, from th5
testimony, il appeared that he was provoked 10 tho
assault upon Kay, by his (kay's) abusive language
and threats Lilly said that Kay struck al him,
and that thereupon he (Lilly) presented pistol.
and would have killed Kay had not his pistol
missed fire KAY then struck him, fight ensued.
and so forth. Judge Tilford thought the assault
provoked By Ksys conduct, and he therefore felt
justified in mposiOg the slightest possible line.
Judgment Of one cent iine and costs, was therefore
awarded
Jack Gamble, another of the belligerents, ap-
peared to have ruled the roast on the occasion re-
lened to- Livery one appeared anxious To keep
clear Of him. lie had a 10 AIDED pistol in his hand,
and pointed il unfortunately towards friend and
foe declaring himself able 10 whip the universal
Yankee nation A fiae Of $40 settled his case,
which amount Alr. Lilly very quickly forkod over
to the Court.
Two or three others, who, il appeared, took no
active part in the afiray, were discharged.
From the San franciteo Herald, July III
JEM GRAST FOR ASSISTANT ALDERMAN.-Cur
honest friend, Mr.. james Grant, IL today noni-
mated by his friends for the office OF Assistant
Alderman. There Is no man in this cy whose
integrity is more unquestioned, aud, If elected, wa
believe he will discharge the duties Of his office
faiihfuy and efficiently. lie will ask no salary.
! NJ. Bellemore is his opponent.
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TWO CENTS.

in open antagonism with Mr.. Clay and if the lat
ter gentleman succeed by his denunciation of Gcn.
Tayler's position, in gaining over any portion of
the democratic party now opposed TO the COM
promise, the measure is sure TO succeed.
IL is, indeed, by means certain that the admin
istration has acquired any strength, by the expul-
sion of Messrs. Bullitt and Sargent II was a very
high handed measure, and the attempt 10 force
these gentlemen TO speak to order, was piece of
petty desp0tism that will be reseAted by all nde-
pendent men of both parties.
Mr. Clays position is one of great strength. He
has the sympathies Of the people of the United
States IN favor of his plan, and he certainly has,
lar as we have been able to judge, the sympathies
OF The people OF this country. There has not been
mere, IN California any open man festaiions of op-
position to the compromise. The people ex-
uemely anxious for admission, but they are not SO
ANXIOUS es to make them averse TO any measure
that Will ensure the settlement of the many uues-
tons now at issue. II the vote were now TAKEN
we believe there would be a majority in favor of
the compromise of the Committee of Thirteen
But there is one thing upon which the people Of
this State have no division of opinion. The propo-
ston TO run the line of She Missouri COMPROMISE
to the Pacific, can never find favor in California.
The people, whatever may be their sentiments OF
self denial, urging them TO prefer an adjustment of
the whole controversy al once, TO any partial set
Element, even although The latter should advance
their own interests, nevertheless can never con-
sent to submit TO contraction of their present
boundaries. That Is wholly out OF the question.
1t is proposed by but very few--Jefierson Davis,
Mr.. Clemens, Mr.. Hunter, Mr. Yulee, Mr.. Butler
and one or two others; but il meets with no favor
from any but those who are opposed TO ali COM
promise, aud whom we cannot hold less censura-
be than such men as Mr., Hale and Mr.. Seward.
OF course, such proposition can never receive any
considerable support That number of those in
favor Of The measures of the compromise COM
mtee, may ssent to the extension of the line Of
the Missouri compromise 10 the eastern boundary
of this Stale, is highly probable and, OF course,
we should not object ANY hing that will lay the
troubled spirit of disunon forever, will be hailed
with joy by the people OF this country, as well az
those of other portions OF the Union. But the
boundaries Of CaliioTnia must nol be dislurbed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-26
Our San Francisco Correspondence.

SAN FRANCISCO, JRly IL, 1870.
Sources IN san Fiancisco-AJrirat of Captain
Rollins.
We are progressing here 90 a surprising rate. A
year or so ago, there was hardly decent building
in san Francisco; but now we can boast of
great many elegant establishments, notwithstand-
ing that We have been visited by two extensive
conAGsiations. The recuperatiye energies OF this
people are equal to any emergency. Let the city
be burned to-day, and next week 1t arises, phenix-
like, from its ashes, and be as busy as ever. We
are beginning 10 enjoy some Of the luXurics Of So
cial lite. Balls, parties, and s0ir6cs Of requent
occurrence and the ladies, Of course, take part in
hem. There will be grand soiee AZ the ST.
trsrcis Hotel, this evening. Cards Of invitation,
printed on white satin, have been issued, aud we
expect 70 have pleasant tine. The following is
q copy OF the invitation
LADIES soIREE
SAINT rRAvcIs HOTEL
Receive their friends "wednesday egan!nF JUly IL
1850.
girs joins Nftsos. Mrs EDwARp E,vpoLPH,
pEtEu SauTu, " y. NJ WELLs
VIZ A. srrrnrSs. The Missed Nstsos.
SAN FaANcisoo, July 1850
Thus We 20, ia san Francisco. We shall soon
Be even win the New Workers ia the num5er Of
cur soUfw, thesircs, and other places OF amu5s-
nenr.
Captain Rollins. Of staten leland, has Just. N.
rived, N bis beautiful yacht, FROM NeS York. His
70 ..gse has been aD excellent u1r.
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nh. asm,s.,o, of C.unrp,,.

IRON we san francfsco Herstd July 10.
The establishment Of Southern organ at Wash
incion, for the purpose Of rejecting the sent meats
Of The ultra Southern men, is an indication of the
probable result 81 the present struggle ~ Congress
by NO means favorable 10 this state. Mo- nat we
believe The North any more interested IN the vel
fare Of California than the South, but that the cu
ri0us chances Of this very sliqpery and uncertain
gone of polltca. has placed the southern men "a a
present hnand.uirs tn rost'na cl the Cslii0Illa
que silva Il Que vi ggess dsAcacy. lac ca0iRes 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-26
Demrssir Miscellany.

The weather was extremely hot In ~ Louis on tss
18th. the Thermometer rsnging ~ f0i deg IN TIE
shade lao deg when exposed to the SUI.
Wv. Hayden. 81 thiscity, vas drowned ~ Winaser,
CHM, while bathing or tho 2ld last.
The ror uiation o. Montreal. " said has. wtsta
few yssrs dscr. as.d six Thousand and tvs hundred
There wtf- Iti dctths 4, Sorto7 ds.l1s tAe wssx
tAG.Aa Ina .<ta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-26

NV HAynv, August ., 1870.
At the general meeting atniae O'clock lhis mora
ing, the Pfesiden nj IN the char, the proceedings 90
The SianGibg COMMITTEES were read. Inc follow
ing oBiccrs were apyoiuted for the year 1851 PRO-
fesscr VIM i. Rogers as General secretary; 5pcn-
Ger +. Baird, Permanent Secrciaryi asd Professor
Geo. X. PefAius. Local Secretary. Local COm-
mifiee-,lon. J V. l.. Pmyn, lion. Franklin Town
send, y. ". Atcott, Esq l.. L. Prentice, Bet, lf.
y. X. Beck, Jas. MeNsughten, Alden March, rhos.
Hun, Jcl King. NJ +. C0gswcl, and Professors
G. K. Perkins, Clarke and Hall.
Il was resolved that the sixth annual convention
Of this ASSOCIATION should be held in Albany, ia
compliance with an invitation from that city, ia
August 1851, and that The Intermediate meeting be
held IN Cincinnati 10 May next.
A number Of new members were proposed and
sdmiited, amonu-t whom was Mice Maria Mitchell,
n Nantucket, ca the introduction ~ Professor
Agsssiz. The announcement WIS received with
one thoussnd copies Of the address Of tx.
President Henry we've ordered TO be printed. The
meeting then adjourned into sections
SECTION or fnYacs AND MATHS ar
Professor enlisted preside q. 300 u pitt "a VI
b. Rogers and Loomis acted score fiea
The FIRST communicate va4 lom lfoi.taof
SNKIi4 of Amhersi. wfo eeht'.f.i and de.cfi'"d
an instrument intended fo liB.laie ile tihr n'1a
Of q mole culc. a common Ur ral. 'litfI hrh. n
common hghf. The vibrations ace usi, Iiu .hUsn oi
sound. M tht hue ul p.ogrtss. nor Que ihay itc
sea wave, rrf snrfrnI SIS HrTusa ODE hNe ni Iro-
gress, 10 hAed direction, bt thei nle a4'oi'. IA
al dntcions The Instrument presented ibis
cbangire direction ri lhe Vibration. a small ball
Of ivoft n fr0rt Of q black sutiacc, made To- ilg
back Hnd forth with grent tapflfy, while the boo
OF Ne motion risdralY advances round the circle,
whst Ike me hsud at a clock. The re-
chsn,sfn which produced ihis motion BE- merely
too,h.d wheel, gearing into The interor VI
toufhec circle ~ about twice iis diameter II the
revolving wheel bss just half as many teeth as the
larger wheel. ,be ball, as is well known, would
defcnhe straight line, or ellipse, IN one liked d.
recfion but " single tooth be added to the wheel
the line, or The axis Of the ellipsc, viii slowly
, make progress round the circle, and IN this way
the tall b made 20 produce the kind 81 oscillation
proper 10 represent light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-26

Tax NV Constitutes or McugtN.--Ths
convention 81 Michigan for the Pilose OF iofn.
inc new corst,ufion VA. iiaished It's lsbOrs, and
VII present IN irffrumeut for the constitution OF
the people 81 That state Article nine hNes the
ralaiies ~ tie oirccrs az fJllossi Governor
n ,Oo9 Circuit ludges ~ DOVi treasurer S,,,gV;
Auditor General 900 Superintendent Of Pablo
Instruction Al 900: Secretary OF State $50; At
torpoy General $50; Commissioner OF Land Of-
6c- $500 The capital has been permanently liked
ri L.nsirg. The judiciary Is elective. Personal
rrcf@ rty EXEMPT 20 the amount ~ $500. Home
stead Of 20 acres, end not in city of village,
empt also, and lot in city or village TO the valae
Of 81 800 All property Of female acquired b.
fore marriage and afterwards received by iaheri-
lance, gin OF otherwise, 20 be hers solely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-26
THE SCIENTIFIC CONVENTION.
Our New Haven Correspondence.

-rHE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT
~ rnrf OF SCIENCE.
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i'T rIter ta4 IsIrFasrUs f.. .9rEHENrs.
hr.I-i is seven o.'lrH. session v ts aeil "a
'h' .uIltl afelt chuIta, irla IDEAS iche IN TIE
clar
Doctor Hans. 81 piraI.i,il.H. made an crtl
cCfur un.rauUa ou winds sal u.l. ~ulds, theif
ELECTS urpu fhe mariner. gnd ecfi.r q me lensth
20 which eome ~ them have been known 20 cNeat
Professor AusssR delivered some crd rcnafks
upou he care which cettaia fishes axe Of Their
egg. and young Having alluded 20 TIE lower
slccIts cf ile tsh. which iays 10 egg. AMI leaves
us young, who navCr know parenis. snd re- bnt 70
Dc awsiiowed by larger snccirs, Dc st1 mn,
when he arrived IN this country, be hrafi Oi iish
tls I'D protect their young, but could get no iur-
her information on fhe sutieci The Professor
thtn Proceeded o. detail an incident winch came
under his own observation lasi May When walk
na ga ibc sea shore All --- boz saw Two catfish
fushing from fhe shore io the Va.ef lte went 10
tnr place from winch they started, and Ne saw
black MARI formed where fhey 1ni Zen There
were tadfolfa IN VI. Hud hY ~ tfr he saw We
two csiRsh iftnfa tn the slof ani Sifg. ~ " 70
zee t'A 70 eeevn bod been fistulhed they got
ttt.+ ts.a 81. r.nt thain inr q
t,ha,, 600 Wr.w a Stone 10 disturb them. Lacy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-11

sI,lE GRAND CLAY BALL. IN HONOR OF rHK STAR
OF the west, will come - A. the Chinese Assembly
hemseive that there shall be nothing wanting their part
Of the brilliant balls Of the season Dn
lies full Bn 10 engaged which occasion they will ntre
dues the piece Of music which dedicated 70 Clay in
"a Here's to ou Harry Clay The viii be spien-
sdy seesrste Tickets .e dollar: 70 be bad q Any q TIE
ana Rrcokyr n Ia expected that Mr. clay viii be present
al ths raj. JOIN y, FRIHck, Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-11
DRY GOODS, sc.
I.IQUORs.

brandy, LANDINGS CASKS VERY HIGH fla
~ vored Rochelle; also, Alex A. seignete Brandy per
bsrks Favoriter and Means just arrived from koohee
f casks Cosnnc Armagnac Pinet and Otard Dupuy Co.
Brady, vntases Of 1873 81, & and 20 nov LANDING from
bark Howard and brig Nertunu Imported and for sale ~
III. ID. EASTMAN. No. Beaver Sc, near Brcadwsy.
brandy IANDIHc-f2s CASKS KAsTEAU GUAR
ruyer Brandy very h9h Favored ,sd hi5a PROT Also no
Elizabeth Means and for tale BY -. -
In store go easis otsrs Dupuy Go. snd .. j. Dspuy
Brandy.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

1ANKS COLE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON TUES
day February H. at IL o'clock, at the Merchants EI
shanse New fors sessthsr with etnsr ios.TEo valuable
rapidly improving and beautiful neighborhood. Maps
the once, Is fulton street. Brooklyn,
w ILLIAMs LYNDON WILL SELL BY PUBLIC
auction. this and following days, until the whole Is
disposed Of the extensive and valuable stock Of Dry Goods
Broadway and Henry street. consisting Of French and West
England Broadoths Cashmere Twseds and Satinets
Ladies Dress Goods in silks. satns Satin Tsrc TAbnst
Bonbazins, Apaccas. Cashmeres and Prints with i'm
variety Of Paris Brohe long and square shaw plaid
all WOOL long and do rich black sks embroidered
settes, nantas Cloaks re; also large assortment Of
Linen Goods In Satin and double Satin Damask Table
Cloths hne shifting Linens heavy and vide Barnsey Sheet
tngs Powcase Linen. Napkins aud Towels Satin Scars
alarge supply BLANKETS flannss Hosiery Laees Muslins
and ''"'' k'''' j. DAvIDseN. xusop N
Dealers housekecper and heads Of families should attend
this SALE the goods will be lots TO sut purchasers
and must b sold wihou the proprietor ri wing
up the business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-11
VALENTINES

CUPIB's own vALEsTINIs-rRov ONE PENNr
" 10 IS esehThs most splendid collection ever eshibet
in the Unsd states and offered for sas Al prices 70 suit
M true lovers matter hov desperate may be their case
Call and al l52 Nassau street. ~ spruce
UEO n. Ivks. Publisher.
Envelopes, Lace Paper, Motto wafsrs Nslentine WRITER'S
and all the aeco~r-rens for sse st low prices
and IN variety. NJ BThs country trace surrhsd
liberal terms.
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CLOTHING.


ELoTHING, AT WHOLESALE, FOR CAsH-D. h
" DENLf, 81 and John street. Of Nassau, have
now the srss a. hgIt Of their stesn q ,,-r,,o
try merchants TO the same
d. ,. D. faithfully assure purchasers OF cisthins
that their stock 10 all fresh and their imporstons and
purchases were made chiefly before the late advance rcod
The Erees vii be found 70 correspond With their usual low
trin Of protn They feel that their style Of manussure
we'll tnown need sttenton bsns called 10 ~ n
they have always paid the greatest the style and
male q every gsrment Of their i'm stock.
clothing 2 suit Every market In the United states West
Our Retail Dspsrm.st always supplied with she very
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-11
WASHINGTON, Feb. Q, 1850
The Diplomacy Of IN Secretary of State

The Diplomacy Of tn Secretary Of State.
have in former letter given an nkling OF the
manner in which Mr.. Clayton is playing his cards to
subserve his individual interests AS another instance
can inform you that he has adopted the moet rigid
regulations to prevent information reaching the public,
except such he thinks will his purposes Tesuch
extent is this carried that gentlemen calling the
clerks to transact business have been informed BY the
clerk when he had occasion leave the Office to step
into another room-thst the order that no one
could remain in the during the absence Of the
clerks Accordingly gentlemen Of the FIRST respeets-
bity have been obliged to retire while the clerk was
absent, and not until he returned again were they al
lowed to enter and resume their business
No insult like this has before been offered to
citizens Of the United States, under any previous
Secretary Of State, nor have gentlemen ever before
been suspected Of purloinng papers fren the State
Department. But notwithstanding all the restrictions
and regulations Of MIR. Clayton some light will occs
sonsly shed its rays the land and his character
will be deinsated with accuracy ~ the next political
contest You reoollect that within short time, at
tacks Of very gross character have been been made
upon MIR flanagan our representative at Berlin, by
the whig organs In different parts Of the country Now
II appears that Mr. flanagan wrote to Mr.. Clayton,
requesting permission to to the United States.
In August Mr. Clayton replied that the President was
then on tour to the North and when he returped Mr.
Hannegans letter should be laid before him for his de-
cision MIR. flanagan has not yet retired from HE
post.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-11

Since December lS4s there has been an increase in
ths line Of discounts of In circulation, s2s4o
and decrease in specie hand Of $S47 oO and in de-
posts $3ooo6 In making up the account of assets
the slst Of December, 1s4o the amount Of specie
hand II put down follows, viz. =
Gold and silver coin hand. $1,902936 90
Funds distracted - asoertained, Aug. IL,
Ao1S' A@v,soA oS
Specie on hand, Dec. 81, 1870. 80. :. .$2,023 9F II
This Ii q most extraordinary method of accounting
Tor lost funds and must be particularly satisfactory to
the stockholders they have doubt been under the
impression that the bank had lost the amount Of money
abstraotsd. The suit recently instituted against
former officer Of the bank exonersted him from the
charge; and IS evidence has been obtained Of the
whereabouts of the money the method of embazse-
msnt there Is very little probability Of Its being
recovered. 1t is however, considered by the manage
nent being in hand and Is called in the report
much specie The loss is therefore merely gnary;
ana after . time, have doubt the stockholders
will be made to believe that the embezzsment and the
yecent TRIAL in st. Louis were al humbug.
The of each bank in the State of Missouri
consisting Of the Bank of the State and branches
Tour periods within the past three years. has been
annexed -
BANK THE STATE or MIssorRI AND BRANCHES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-11

N0IIcE-THE nEnBEas OF FOUNTAIN CITY
IN Lodge Ne ~ q Of o. p are requested 70 attend
epecal meeting Monday evening Feb H. 1880 a Mtsry
HALL ias Bcwsry 20 take iato confederation the test mode
recovering the bodies Of late brothers, Samuel r. Cr
and Luther 1hempson, or uning with the city auhsr
ties In paving the last trbuts o. respect 70 the unidentified
HENRY SKINNER No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-11

LyLEGANcE. DURABILITY. AND CHEArNEss ARE
the attractive features Of them q suits They
Of Cloth Coat Cashmere Pants and Fancy Vest few Soc
reek ssd Dres. Ceas Just rsetysd, IS each Corast
Nassau and Bsehman s,rsstA