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"THE SOUTHERN PRESS"


or the conduct of which, suitable Editors have
been engaged who will also receive the aid of
number of eminent and able contributors.
There will be both tri-weekly and n weekly
issue-the latter to contain substantially the
same mattes as the former and intended to
reach those points of the country whose mail
facilities are limited.
A Daily issue will be added hereafter, should
1t be deemed advisable or necessary bv the
press and people ofthc Southern States
The paper will not be crciuSiUeiy political
but will embrace on its broad sheet the gener
al news of the day. domestic and foreign by
mail and telegraph commercial and agricultu
raj and literary pieces criticisms, original es
says, literary and miscellaneous and, i'm short,
all those items of general interest, the collec-
ted aggregate ofwhch constitutes the interes-
ting and valuable Newspaper. Great care
will be taken toe give full and correct Report of
the Proceedings and Debates in both Houses
of Congress-; as well as the action of the loca
Legislatures the Southern question.
A limited number only of Advertisements
will be received-the emaih object being TO fur
nish large amount of reading matter.
The paper will be printed on a sheet equal
in size to those of the other Washington papers
and the ma,erial will be procured especially
for the purpose
1t is confidently hoped that ev erytrue
friend to the South will aid in procuring sub
cribers and forward the names with the
amount subscribed, to some Southern Repre-.
sentative at Washington, forthwith
Postmasters authorized by law to remit
subscriptions free of postage. ss
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Milton hamilton
Jas M Burton
@ G O'Briant
Jeptha Norton
Benz Morgan
f f Sharp
j w L Garry
r j Ward,
Bailey B Moseley
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ME Undersign take this method
u of calling the attention of pur-
cflasers to large stock of Groceries,
both In Augusta Ca, and Hamburg
). q. Consisting in part of
BAG cling, both Gummy and
Dundee; IA to A6 inches
wide, amd heavy.
Bale Rope aHad Twime.
SUGAR COFFEE S44LTIRON
. Mclasses, Cheese, Mdckerel,
Flour, Bacon, Nails superior quality,
CANDLES, TALLow, AND PATENT
MOULD, of all kinds,
Sole Leather, OAK 4; 81 Il |. y, -
and Hemlock, dos
Powder, Shot, Lead, Soap, Starch,
Indigo and Maddel
kILVDOEI GLASS,
PkZ1'z, 2, . z Z
r. e. e.
Negro Shoes, and Blankets oE the
heaviest and best quality. q
HoNiEsptIE, AEacoEs 81 8. =,
ALI Of which we win ssll Ill sIie sses.s, !.
sosceas prices Of the Augusta aosl
Hamburg markets.
ORDERS from Georgia, Alabama,
and South Carolina WliI e thank fsIlEy
g,celN and tilleGEs at the lowest
prices Orders adj dressfs.sI rs Invvs
S{t<I M X1,1.<S Z - f ~ & ". .ksis{ ! - t
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"THE SOUTHERN PRESS. I"

AN association of sixty-three Members o
Congress, Senators and Representatives, have
constituted the Ii ndersgned committee to
superutend the establishment of Southern
Press at Washington City, TO be devoted to the
exposition and defence of Southern rights and
nstitutions-the dissemination of correct in
formation rs to Northern policy, and the course
of political affairs generally, without reference
to the old party lines of Wing and Democrat
Arrangements are now in progress, promptly to
ensure the issne of such n paper under the
titlo of
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gsy Eitdors and papers friendly to the en-
erprize viii please publish this Prospectus
which win entitle them to an exchange with
the newaraper
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Oct l2, 1880.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-12
ONEY Ark -.

ThuRsDar, April 1l-6P.M.
The stock market is in very Gui depressed condi-
ton. There appears TO be lfe ,p.rt among ope.
rasors and pr.css nuetuale frola day to day frae-
t0n Ct pr cent To-Day. OF the faneics feii OF
quarter and hall I,r cent; aud IL wall BE- seen that
mot u the sales time Al lhe arst board
United states Gs leo, declined per cent; Farmers
Loan, Canton Co. hor~sch aid orcest.r aud Aorris
Canal "a 'echi New Haven Railroad, Indiana SIS
advanced y; hudson River Railroad. 4 per cent Al
the s,cVSd board Lre advanced "a; Morris Canal do
ei4btd " Norwich and Orccsscr, aud Long Island.
= per cent U0VSrsmcnt and state securities we're
not sotc'ive. moet OF tse ordsrs having oiled
Gonsy was ,ssicr to-day than anticipated IL was.
settling day among the banks and preparations having
been made, AZ passed on much easier than expected
Loans call government siNes collateral caa ca
silly be made at per while lrst short notes
AID aectpsAnces cannot be negotiated at less than
per cent Second class paper from to IS per
cent Capital Is oxe,ooiney abundant aud cheap ON.
call leans, and moneycd men prefer such invest
ntnts as a. giyos them immediate command q their
means VII, wanted The banks do not suffer their
line Of dcounts 10 decrease hut keep full up 10 its
utmost limit.
We give another part Of this days paper the De-
neral kulirosd AoG passed just before the adjourn.
nlcEt % 1hs Legislature of ths state We have CON
d,nt,d AZ ss much as rosit,, Without losing ht Of
lite fnEoiei i,ssITcs Ih.s what have long been.
ooD,,nens Tor, aud IL, cid and new railroad compa
nice q 'hs STATE ~ have 10 carry themselves pretty
s1iHsht Si,,r this. thcro any ,lrtue IA law We.
thaii rto1etiy have diselos urcs next via
Ter when thc list rcpOr undcr the sct are 70 be-
hsss The inieUtics NC have exposed during the
pact year, and thc eAplosions which have recently
tsk'n Place Ia raroed pancs in this state and ins
Nc" hhtiaEd have Lad sGiacient influence upon the
L'tsia'Gio TO secure thc passage OF this law.
The receipts at the sfce Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of the perl to-day, amounted TO SIS Coz u pay
msnts, ssV''4 pi-balaEce ,42i4 ~ a.
The Manufacturers Insurance Company Of Boston.
have DECLARED scmiaHuua dividend q ten per cent
Land ~anHRts are in but limited demand We QUITE
thos. euaTsEtCod at si2S sIs2
The botton stock market remain. very much as
previously reported Railroad stocks.-Iaese winch
had been 90 much depressed. had dignity improved
Bank stocks vcse In active demand we're scarcs and
difheSit 20 ob;ab and ~ Is ported sought
amer Tor Investment than ANY other securities In the
market. Manufacturing Stocks Hothins doing in.
stocks
Tbs banks In ksvtur,POr, have made the following
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Nnalnc Annlrs.

Tvs LArscH ~ rnE srEanrR fLoRiDa.-The beauti-
ful steamship Florida. 1850 tons burthen, Captain
Lyons. launched yesterday morning at halfpast
o'clock from the thpyard 81 W. II. webb, foot Of
Sisth street East River. and Immediately sfter was
tCwtd ty the tug boat JAZZ TO Novelty Dock. whore
ia, nov lies. 20 he risg,d and fitted up in q supe-
nor uyie. 1his spl,ndid vessel the property Of
s l. Mtchon fsq.. living at lei Front street Is In
tended 20 run between this city and savannah No
nerid,nt a any ksnd occurred
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The NIoARAsuA Nroor1Aross.-It wac stated
day or two sinoe in our Washington corress,o,-
dence, as well in that of other Journals, that
treaty had been concluded between Great Britain
and the United States, on the Nicaragua question,
OF perfectly satisfactory character In this treaty
iii said that Great Britain submits to the Monroe
doctrine, surrenders all her assumed rights and
claims in regard TO the Mosquito territory, and
agrees TO form no colonies there, to establish no
forts. TO entertain troope, and to exercise no au
'hority or protectorate on that coast.
This is al very good ifit be true but notwhstand-
ing that it has been repeated by all the journals
whose correspondents have facilities for gaining in
formation from reliable sources in Washington, we
are not disposed TO place too much credit in il II
England has consented to such treaty, il is the
tiist time in her whole history that she has done
anything of the kind, and il appears 20 inconsist-
ent with the policy which she has pursued for
thousand years past, that we certainly do not
fel disposed TO place full reliance upon the infor
nation. We are rather of the opinion that the
treaty, if any such has been formed, will, if closely
scanned and narrowly pensed, show something
from which an inference of acknowledgment Of her
assumptions can be drawn, if not something more
In diplomacy, Sir Henry Bulwer il more than
match for Mr.. Clayton and the cabinet; and if he
has really, and in good faith, made those conces-
sions, we shall certainly be surprised.
But if he made such concessions, where, we
would ask was the necessity of any treaty at all 7
England claimed certain rights in Nicaragua,
which conficted with the doctrine laid down by NJ
Monroe, in regard to European colonization on this
continent. II she, through her minister, who had
penary powers to bind his government, withdrew
those pretended rights and acknowledged the doc
trine Of Mr. Monroe, where was the necessity for
any treaty at all The admission of the Monroe
doctrine disposed Of the whole matter at once 1t
may yet turn out, that by this treaty England has
abandoned pretended and valueless rights, and
secured sound and good ones in connection with
the Nicaraguan canal. That power is not 80 much
Of the sucking dove, 10 accede to everything
winch such dlplomat-t as Mr.. Clayton would
call for. There is something TO be explained about
THE treaty, and we shall await further develope-
ments with some interest.
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hpjo'nSsrST or THE NV lork LEGISLATIVE.
we give IN another column. rhe closing scenes Of
the Ne~ York Legislature. whych adjourned at
two o'clock yesterday morning. Therproccedings.
up TO the last momeni together with list, az Ear as
known, Of the bills passed during the session, will
he found very interesting.
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strrrrct ttttI.-ss. Is. % "a. loo LOO. So So. 60
l1ttS iss les III "a IS 4e1 ISL IS 147 rs 1877 1885,
49, lto 10 l6l lo9 lt7 1ts, lys. 30. nv 49, 2l
as. az 10 .CH $50, 2lO
7tanftEttp Cotnr-7. A. 10 90 81 50. IS. 15o So to
IS n a. &c IS e. ca c5 - S.. p6.
tpttu CotEr-s e3. 49, Sos. 5l0, 511, 3lls asa f7t
ESQ. too. 80 to3 5li 6la tl6
Co,soS lIrss.0 II. u. 10 IL II. g. e. %. 10. 81
IS IS, 81. 80 5t2 Fart 2tUS eos, clio, Ola GA els
co.. ~ t2t, cxs, 60 CO. CA CO.
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SIR VI. l.. BrLwKR.-1he speech Of this gentle
mGn before the Historical Society Of Baltimore,
gives us high estimate Of his tact and judgment
in the field Of coquence. lie appears TO be as well
prepared for contest in literature and oratory. as
in diplomacy, which so asionshcs the present
esbinc, that they wregle and are struck almost
fp~ochlcss with II, and with the talent with which
ulcy strive 10 Gene
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ADDITIONS TO TIE DRAMATIC FrSp.-The report
of the anniversary dinner Of the Dramatic Fund
Association. shows that the ladies' were much
more liberal TO the institution than the gentlemen
Five ladies gave nearly half the Of the sum
added TO the treasury, namely, about three hun
drcd dollars. We did net hear how much Mr.
VIM. y. As'or gave on this occasion. His estate
has been 60 much swollen by the theatrical profcs-
sicn, that be- probably gave something. lie should
have generously given thousand dollars. Ills
example would bring forward the gifts Of others,
who ale much bcholden to our public performers
II is net too late raise the fund to ten thousand
dollars this year; and lei the admirers Of the stage
who have charitable hearts. send in their flvors.
Now's the time
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htsy .ate aTpesrs. washing ~ with Jones
ssaE al rtafs- and al saovness disappears freckie,
cafk liliCus sbn, piurles, efvptions, kc
fa Bty cnly 900 hr adVay the only depot for
The tfne srah.L LILY Nhite Tor the Shin 81 Ladiea.
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Dear srt hifeen years have been trying Amos,
every tnedy that eoeld hear al and sdvsrsd 10 rv
start ny lair % grow Tut could not Do a. unt tried
ytur wonderful Iniment which IN acted like magic
Srte -hih. have recsnmended Y 20 Macy vhen reu
has sen u .aue; 7. W BARkER, 20 MeDVugsi st.
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The Scene In the Senate.

We give, in our columns this morning, fuller
report Of the scene in the Senate between Messrs.
Clay, Hale, and others, relative to the reception OF
abolition petitions.
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Walker saa kIle s.rvsle1oroise shell Buffalo
Drives COMBS u every design and ansqusd choice
extent and variety Every description Of Comb Of TO-
reign we'll home manufacture gusly Aad
low prices. A. \ J. SAUNDERS.
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From the South.

BALrIwoaK, April ll-eP.M
The Southern mall has arrived.
Mr. Miller, the whig candidate for Mayor Of Argue
a. Georgia, has been elected to that once.
The New York hrsmen returned from washington
this evening, much delighted with their visit.
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Hotel ON Fire.

BrseHAmros, n. Y, April lip n,
The hotel at this place took FIRE this afternoon but
was fort unately subdued without much damage
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Watt Nervous Aniidote rheumatism. wstts S.r-
Antidee Bodily Debility watts Nervous Anli-
cote cure lml.chy Watts Nsrvsu, Anudee loz Nassau
street. 81 psr Hottie.
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Govtrnor roung. formerly corner or rnl.

Ten and Nassau streets, ss French imported Cslf
ncots iet So % usually s. ana 81 enc Calf s 81 usually
50 q. Patent LEATHER Boots and Shoes and Cater
equally Low. at Coursnd street. under the Merchants
nriaI WV NnIfNl
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Court of Appeals.

ALnAsr, April lip NJ
No. Is concluded. - argued, but not concluded at
the hour Of adjournment.
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The original Manufacturer celebrated Chain
Shell Combs aud the only Broadway Invites
the ladies 20 sau and exsne his late patterns
frvmism Opsn Chains frola 81 ssh Combs Wholesale
u. N. QUiMBY, SOY broadway.
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The City OF San Francisco is now being
exhibited nlAy 10 large audiences also the Mining
Of California, ut EMAEkT PENFIELDS Paintings,
Washington Hail. SO broadway three doors above Nibo
Ali who would like to hfui description Of this
Try would do we'll to call and themselves Doors opeH
~ O'clock.
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DIR. James ~. po,,cii, &c mist. Aur,s,,

te,s.es HE attention bye s~d
Lar from ~ o'clock, ~ 2vl broadway, ~ War
rem street where can be had his popular .s
and Lar foun ARTIFICIAL Eyes inserted without any
pain epsxxtion that viii lesk like the natural
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Affairs I'm Washington.

OUR srEcIAL ITLEeRArHIc CORRESPONDENCE.
WAsHrreToy, April H. 1850.
Mr. Wilson. Of New York, who connected with
the Coast Survey, was found dead In his bed this
morning 1t was only last evening that he
ri,d TO Q beautiful and amable young lady.
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1srELLIeEscr froa INA Mrsr IspIrs.-The schooner
Louisinc. Capt. Smith arrived at Wilmington n. c..
the 9Th instant, having len st Thomas the
2s,h ult
The French islands still remain perfectly Tranquil
and business l. again re,iving The crops very
large.
The perpetrators Of the ou,rages on the island o.
Marie Galontc 20 be tried at the capital Of
Guadaieupc.
Throughout Porto Rico the crop has been large; but
account Of the great demand moiassc. and sugars
rmain high. tanta Cruz has not produced half fts
ufusl crop. on sccount of the severe drought
The 4. :. chip Albany was at 81 Thomas bound TO
the wiLdwHrd. The tchooner Taney. from the coast
of Africa. wac repairing br. Egbert r smith who
passcnger in the Louisne u bearer Of
frcm tommander Randolph q the Albany, to the go
vcrrmt "A VI Washington
The tsrk tlsrtmont. from New Orleans 10 Calif,r-
MIA. has been condemned and also the brig william
The shak,isare aud New Orleans will sail In about
weeks
1he Clar,mont sold for ~ coo and the william for
30 c,nts the cargo ~ the G. Go be shipped Calfor-
mia aud that 81 the iliam. consisting Of mahogany
and ectton, 20 New York
The 'chr lctt,l Capt eweetIer arrived at this port
yettsidHy. frtm Nibafa (Cuba). We learn from Capt
: that The orop- In that section Of the island will be
but nom quarter TO half tho usual aount owing
60 the severe drought prevailing. The planters did
not ctmmtn cutting their until the middle Of
March and many would walt until the middle or last
ofAtiil
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MoRraR ron MoNuNENTs.-The truc mortar for
monuments is money As coon rs any great man dies
there springs up mass Of Specializing idlers, who
run around the country for money to build monu-
nent. Within the last thirty years, we have had
about as many projects Of this kind, most Of which
have only piled up money in the pocket. Of the
piojceton-a monument Of the crcduliiy Of the
subscribers. The Bunker Hin monument, went
begging fer whole generation, and wa. at las,
cuiiailed Of the height originally proposed for il.
The Washington monument has merely a founda.
tion-the money is all spent. and nobody knows
when IL viii be completed. Other monument. re-
main only in "onginal designs" Capital lie not
licked up in them. II has gone into oblivious
pockets. The "lasiing bruss," Of which Horace
d courscd. is found in the faces Of the collectors
Of subscriptions; and the most prominent scpuchre
in society Is the uninscnbed grave Of subscriptions.
SO gees money and the world.
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most ecetraied OF Paris selected stock Of
plenocy snsnsnted Canes Umbrellas and Riding Whips
81 the most ana designs. The mountinss
perfectly unique having been in.rodueed in Paris this
spring. ana cint beauty aud originality VI style eclipse
tLipg Of tie Kind hitherto sent TO is country.
CENiN, ZIG Broadway, opposite Sc. Pauls.
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Boston and New York TelcSFaph-Morse'e.
Ans-for TwsIty sharcs VI the btesk Of the
Company. Aorrest b.. at this odhee.
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SUNDAY HrsALD, which circulates nearly. go Z3Ooc.
wHEKLY HEnALp. for the United States. 1900.
wrrKIv HrKAID. for Europe. as high as. 80. 1000.
wrExLr HERALD, for california, as high as. :. 1000.
Our consumption Of paper. per annum, nearly $4,000
Average receipts weekly. ................. 4OOc,
Annual receipts yearly. ................. 10000.
The circulation of the NEw YoRx HERALD.
among the higher order Of business men, states
men, respectable families, and people Of intellect,
Is ome-thWd larger than any other journal ON this.
continent; and in Europe it is only equalled by
the London Times. When required BY news or
business, we issue double sheets-and the pro-
grees of the age is so rapid that we will soon.
have to issue them daily. People, however, do NOE,
ike double sheets, fiom their unwieldy size; but we
hope they will excuse the necessity devolving upon
as of issuing them as necessity requires
This is the commencement of the business sea-.
son, and we have deemed il useful to state these
important facts for the benefit of advertisers men
of business. and the public in general.
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The New York Fircmen.

HrLApELrHiA, April IL, 1850.
The New York Fircmen will leave Baltimore to-mor-
morning, and reach here In the afternoon. They
viii be received by the Humane Fire Company.
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tc,L sNstesa - IA. w.es and Ton.
I~v a., MN. sse in,se ~ inspect his ryie lcs
~ LAT, LflOhS ,olelratea Va laetory, Wall street
lac ks,is thc srscs city Copy
the Asaisss. - 80
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Brady's National Collection Of D~guerroo--
Type. ~ brvao~Ay, Fulton strnn
yers etrens sc'iuly invited cali EXAMINE
he o. &C
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wigsi wissi wigs.-stsizens aud strar..

gers ~. nivr.sa st tAe asa
n.E. "a 49, Hal IcrI,es, Brsias Ionk iair
st.f .fhhhs..si liar, -re - 40 found q. mkDHLh3r
LLALL's, :. lA.e,A Lsl-. ~. ir-fs rpliea.
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Hats-SprimS Fnshion.-Splcndid % Hats.
ir hand, A. BASTAs No. loj Canal
street Of Wooster Recent the
his three dollar hats will place close
pariscn with the costly Can look
you will certainly buy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-12

CovNoDorE STOCKTON on THE SLAVERY Qrrs-
rioS We publish. in another part Of this DAYS
prcr. Commodore Stockton's letter addressed TO
Mt Webster, on the subject Of slavery. II will be
read with inierest by our readers, who will be
struck with the novelty Of some Of the positions
laid down by the Commodore. As we said before.
We must include Commodore Stockton in our list
Of candidates for the presidency; bpi he mus, take
LIS ovn luck for votcs.
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ury
~ the HAIR skin. IL wssut
essIrbins ue Soior, bad oaor A. applied or
eoa =, fhAloNs az ireaawsy anu ~ fAwcstl, syuth-
EAST eerber 81 thsst"t ana frs ssrcvs> PLlladelpL
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hAif Lys, Ca vhly the
srse The prtiic sLVuia suAra scs
NArSrs aiIi.nss fesoGs ~Loee hair has he'd
scer ifoh tLe zee Vi the imitation dyes have
Cd ~ ealing ~ above. tofy tie naarees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-12

MKtTIse ~ 1AMAASY HALL ro-NeHr-onc Of
the nvsl committees in Tammany Hall. has
called public meeting in that building, tonight.
to discuss their grievances and the other one has
issued n ukase denouncing Il, and cauiionnr all
coed and true democrats TO keep away From ap.
rcurJnccs. therefore. We should judge that there is
likely to he n row. shndy. pulling and haul
IN tmcng the omablc democracy, that may result
in few lJcody noses and tom coats. This is
movement Of the bamburners, who want to get
back TO the party; but the hunkcrs say they can't
ctme in, no matter how deep their professions of
repentance. We advise fhe proprietors to keep an
eye TO the gas Geek. and TO remove the mirrors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-12

The Plumbe National Gallery, No. ash.
brotlMly contains e.. sreest collection Portraits Of
cisting idual in tie United States
patton OF his celebrated Gallery fail Vt
resting to every WHO has for fine pictures
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the ipyaI,a1ie iLeex oil 1sa sasse well ~ Of cstous
pocket ss rendered shocking BY bad usage
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