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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-04-04
GOODS FOR THE SEASON.

GOODS FOR The SEAoVN.
NTAGRUDER A CALVERT Penn avenue, bettceen 8h
wi and oh streets, now prepared 70 onef 70 ther
customers and the public generally large and varied as
sortment az Goods In their line selected with great
in the Northern and Eastern Markets, embracing
IN DRESS GOODS,
Dress silks Of every variety; changeable PopIchs;
Mousselne De LANES; Bareges and Bsrege De LANES;
AIbarnes and Tissues; Lustres; French and English
Chintzes; French Lawns and Gnghams; embroidered
Muslins, etc, etc rHr
CANTON GRAPE sHAwLS. 81
complete assortment of Canton Grape Shawls In plain
and embroidered Scarlet and White, Mode Color etc,
which will sell lower than be bought In this mar
ket
MOURNING GOODS.
Black SILK Black Twisted Silk, Black Grenadine
Black Tissue, Black and White do .a0f
Black and White Barege De LANES Black Moussolnes
Black Barege with large lot Of Shawls and Scarfs
mar Oft
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MARRIAGE.
Stevens, to his Friends and Customers II!

Stevens, to his Friends and Customers!!! Il
nURING the rebuilding of his Store under Browns
IL Hotel be may be found at the large store under the
ATHENEUM, where he viii be pleased to zee them
ap 43tf Intel, Union Rep
DEEBE's NEw-YORIx HATsi-sTEvENs
I'D has this day opened further supply Of Beebes Hats
of the Spring fashion. Also, part of his importation Of
French Hats Gentlemen invited to call him, at
his new store, under the AthenGum. Zap 4-3tf
UTashington City Ath emo um.--The rcgu-
wv lar weekly meeting of this Institution will be held
at Temperance Hall this friday evening" at halfpast
Z o'clock The public are invited to attend
ap4- IT, CAMERON, Sec'ry
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WHITE GOODS.

TWENTY PIECES plaid Cambria, at IL fcents
i 20 pieces do do at is cents
30 pieces plaid Cambria, fine numbers
As do striped Muslin, all prices
80 do Swiss Muslin, from IL X cents TO 81
40 white Muslin Robes very pretty and chop article
for Ladies' Morning Dresses ~ 49, s~s~f
% pieces white embroidered Swiss, all prices
80 do colored do do #u0
Taretons white and colored; white Cambrics; null
Muslins, Victoria and Bishops lawns; Bonnet Cords,
French Dmity BirdEye Diaper, Linen Csmbrics, Linen
Lawns; with lbs pieces Irish Linen all pcessome very
extra fine. N ttf
Tho above goods have been rejected with the utmost
care and feel confident will please those who may fsyor
me with n call. q. w. VERIFY,
mar 29--dlwif Penn nv, between 18th and sth SITS
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no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LUMRER.

II HAVE on hand, and am constantly receiving
i ccllent assortment Of Lumber, which ] am deter
mnod to sell low IL be obtained elsewhere.
have hand fine lot Of seasoned Chair Plank and half
inch Poplar, all Of which invite those in want TO cal
and examine JOHN b. WARD,
MP ST. 18th street, East sde and Canal.
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At the Board today Maryland s closed at 102 bid 1903
asked quarterly SIS bid S8 asked Baltimore es $780,
1887 bid, lo4 asked b. O. r. Bonds, 1867, 92l1 bid
s3 asked; do. shares, 76A bid, 1884 asked; York and
Cumb Railroad 2ass bid, 23A asked Bait. susq. do
| STU bid, 3714 asked.--BaL. Amertcdn. W&E
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HALTM0RE April 3, l65I
Small sales to-day Of Howard street Flour ut $43Jz
There little inquiry for City Mills Flour and
small parcel sold but did not hear the terms
Holders generally are asking $50. k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
CITY Intelll0ence.

MILITARY PARApEs-The Independant Guards, Captain
Pierpont, returning from their annual target
sion on Tuesday afternoon. saluted the Herald Some
splendid prizes conended for and awarded to the
following successful members Of the companyThe first
prize, magnificent silver mounted musket, won by
b. McGovern; second six silver spoons by James Shan
non; third, gold pencil, by Hugh Farrell; fourth a
massive gold ring, by James Martin The friends of
Captain Pierpont presented him with handsome gold
pencil and ring Lieutenant Wines presented with
agold ring This company presented an admirably well
drilled body ofmen.
The Forrest Guards went excursion to Staten
Island accompanied by brass band The following is
list Of prizes:-First, silver goblet by Captain
Gardner second silver cup, by T. McGuire third,
silver cup by f. Herman; fourth silver cup, by James
Smith, fifth ten dollar gold piece by T. OBrien; sixth
five dollar gold piece, by Q. Bolton; seventh gold
diamond breast PIN by William Durrigler; eighth, five
dollar gold piece by McNay; ninth five dollar gold
piece by James A. Homer tenth gold piece the winner
OF which not ascerained They looked very well,
and marched past our office with military precision
Among the companies that paraded on Monday, we're
the City Musketeers. Company d, New York State Mill.
tia. They numbered about thirty muskes, and made
fine appearance They proceeded TO Clifton Park Staten
RECALLED themselves with the good things Of this world
present their captain c. Frsdericks with splendid
geld watch and CHAM slight token Of their regard
for him as soldier and man. They are fine body OF
men, and credit to the regiment to which they belong
PARADE The Ringgod Association under the COM
mard Of William + Ryer win make their fifth annual
parade on Monday next. Tney will be accompanied by
Adkins Washington Brass Band
DEATH ~ DRowNISG-A maiden lady named Yranck
native of France, residing at No 1874 Fourth street.
lett her home on Tuesday evening" about O'Clock She
went 10 the foot of Jane street. either fell or jumped
into the river Her cries for help heard by
citizens who hasened to the spot, and some time
succeeded in gettI her out although not quite dead
The usual remedies resorted to, but she died in
few minutes Her body brought to the station house.
where 1t identified about twelve o'clock by her
friends who stated that she had been deranged for some
time past. The Coroner notified to hold an
FRE.On Tuesday evening. about half past clock
fire broke out in the dwelling house Of Mr. Randolph
No 40 Hudson street caused defect In the chimney
he flames were soon subdued by Hose Company No.
a. The damage was but trihing
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To THr TufruH fensLn.
1n ycpT journal q the l2th IL stated that the
tnse tf ing the rocks n Hurt borne Ny the
Board 20 Underwriters. This Is crrcr The expense
e removing Pot Rock is raid b. uonry Crinncn Cot
ttrctt = Co. DcsEbard Hutton, Robert y Ninturn,
John Bridge. Robert Kermit. Brown, Bcotllers * Co.
Jsr.es kirg, ard Adam Norne. Mr.. ffrpry Grnnel
contributes the Of Eve Thousand dollar Several OF
the companies have cncoursrei 90 expect
sid but op 70 the present time call has been made
upon them and the money 10 BE- paid n. Maiilefert
with the exception q about six thousand dollars for Pot
Rock. Il yet 10 be raised. Some o those Who have al
ready conrilued have said that. Il We should
ceeo In obtaining the reg nired ty w increase
their subscriptions. IL will require about fteen thou.
sand dclars NOR making In ell S2ioC0-to pay the
Expense q removing Pot Rock Ways Reef apd Frying
Pan in llarl Gate and Diamond Reef IN The hsrbor Of
New York. The PusidGnt Of the United States said 90
few days since that he had no doubt that Congress
would MAKE provision Cor refuEdiBg the ekpend-
cd NJ hsiieiert has been waiting twenty-five months
fer the opportunity to commerce this work lie de-
ctyes great credit fer his reti.nCe and the success
which las thus fr crowned his iahoss promises salt
Of great eain TO the commerce OF the world and the
uhrg tum TO be paid him bears comparison with the
vslce Of The vcrk Yours. respectfully
september rs. ISL. " MERRIAM
Ps-Tso charges viii Le fres or Diamond Reef in
New YORK. hator next week VI the day aud hour pub
Nc notice viii be givsa. gE.
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Police IotsIlla-s~e.

Charge u Eelbing q R.faruei CT Isrpian M iccrs
Mcdonald and Shsehan. 81 the Fourth wsri arrested.
Tue day men cnled William Cox and Denis Car
roll a charge q rtcaling SIC IN god snd hsuk blis
from the person Of ham Edmond ss1ing at the cor
OF Dover and Water streets. II appears that the
lsipart few sys since. returned from California
ano krowp to have money about his person and Va
TO rob him the accused parties induced tho com
pairant to sccompany them around the city IN car
riaec. and tlso insisted his drinking freely with
them and 10 " believed that tbs liquor thus frank by
him drurped. With view q easily en;cttng
the robbery The complainant wss found. after the
money fto,sn from his person 10 sturtnei state,
the side walk IN South street A. soon &c the man
wssiostofed TO h reason he gavea fall description OF
the Who conveyed hun abnut lea ca-risgc and
~ such men were known by the roiice. the officers
went in search Of them and took thew into custody
end when shown to the ccm lainsnt. he inmediatel.
identified them rs the same persons On searching ths
r.rors CT the accused parties no money vss fund.
They ,cd before Justice Jothrop. who con-
mitcdthem 10 prison FIR further examination.
Suspcisn ~ Si,gling Jscchy Officers Dowdican aud
Lord afrests d. on Monday night, young uau calling
bim Jerome Weeks Suspicion Of stealing lot Of
jewty valued az sl20 belonging TO Mrs Jarvis propre
ter q the New Haven Hotel corner of HroadFsy aud
Cspsl street. Weeks. IL srpears. was waiter a. the
lctl and coming down stairs fcm the dlrec-
tion Of The that had been entered aud rcbbed
suspcicn at once rested Weeks and his arrest was
t ctec On fupicop. The prisoner was convsyed before
Justice Lothrop, who caused bis detention for farser
hsarirg
n b,terd,iy Sailor On Tuesday. the packet chip
Philadelphia, Capt Taylor arrived Of this port from
Lirpco board q which, In the capacity Of sailor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
Court OF General Sessions.

HpfOrC Ju1re Eepbe And AIIprmau MiIICr,
Er,r l5-Cbars, al JycyseIyeaI;ur John Bov. WAC
mt on trial CHARGED with bresking into the house OF
Fdvard smith In Leonard street on tho nth Of JuIv
Last and stealing therefrom x5oO in ood coin bcsdcs
some bank Hills and silver coin SOME OF the hills we're
Afterwards traced 10 the OF the prisoner who
keens Porter house in Church street This was all the
evidence there wa. AGAINST Rows and he nverred that tho
bills were received by him In the regular course OF
business The iury y.r. therefore, directed "a returu
forraI =, rdict q. nor entity
J,y --poc,,,,yc a, n, far Coy,t~rf;,i,s
g,nl NR,U, -patrick ConneI an Irish,nan auite All
xsnc.J In ycsrs v.s t,sd ~, rhs,x. ~ nrf ur;r 20
te .ngravsd voi en-, for st,;t,ny al, connrrf.it nil.
nurnoy,ins 10 n. notes is,, NV an - Nev york nanL
a. IJss,.S n A wood snrraver r.msd Han
cociao ts,;ea that r, tbls ~ Of lime the nr;so.,
came ~ his e. NJ ~ pton stres o,s Mir a.
n. ,So,s r,ass Gov hin, en-, In ,,,,s.sior - -
NJ. g. n, - ~ ,.nor.s ,,.r,,.tn- rara n -
s.ntoS a ssLnar ,osa nr ,ra . NJ. - n. ~,
Jrad,ev s.rn,ora N v ard e,anr concluded re- 20
a,ty, a.. $500, a., 49, 80 80 ~ a.. ~ 80.
1880 si,is, 80 al ha .", 80, 40 =, .,.is
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United states District Court.

BtIOrt IIOu Juuyt BrttS
SErr l7.-True BWs.--The Grand Jury entered
the court, (Which is, for the present. held in the
Judges chnmbers,) and returned true bills against
the following prisoncrs:-Jas. Collins, for an
sault with dangerous weapon: Gust. A. Pearcey,
for false pretcnces; William Mcintosh, James San.
ders, Henry Burton, jeremiah Hangan, Elisha
Mccarthy, Thomas larrigan, and Robert Gabe
for revolt on board the ship Columbus; Nathaniel
Talbot, Francis Martin, George Marden, Duncan
McAllister, and thomas Reynolds, for an endeavor
James Collins pleaded guilty to the charge of
assault, with dangerous weapon. Other prison
ers were brought forward, and pleaded not guilty
The petit jury werc discharged until Wednesday
next, the 9th instant.
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Court or Oyer and Terminer.
Before Chief Justice Edmonds, and Aldermen Kelly

Chapman.
SEPT. 17-Ihs Murder Of Beek,Rdn The trial Of Null
vey for the murder Of John Beekman, by shooting him
with pistol in cellar, at the corner Of Orange and
Chatham streets postponed for the present In
sequence Of the indisposion Of his counsel Mr. A. A.
Phillips, and the absence Of material witness
The Murder Of GHespis-John d. Brown, charged as
accomplish in the murder Of Gillespie the policeman Of
which crime Joseph Clarke was convicted on Tuesday
evening" pleaded guilty this morning to the charge Of
assault battery at the time denying par
ticipation in the heinous offence The Judge In
admonishipg the prisoner said he was not free from
blsme the contrary it his rotous and dsordery
conduct that led the fatal rcsutsthe murder Of the
officer and the forfeiture Of the life Of his hs prisoner
comrade, Clarke The Court then sentenced Brown to
Imprisonment in the Penitentiary for one year.
Compensation to Witnssses-The second mate OF the
Columbia, MIR. Plumbley, who had been detained for
days witness in the trial Of Clarke was
allowed SIS compensation. Palmer, Sweeney, Donney
and Sutton, four board the vessel also
examined on the trial. allowed $40 each; but IN
consequence Of the reluctant and contradictory test
mony Of Galloway he not allowed any compensation
The Court then adournedt to Thursday morning, at IL
o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
Another Fi,.,buster expedition.
THREATENLD INVASION OF THE SoRnTgRS FRO
VINCE or MEXICO.

VINCE or MEXICO.
From the ST. Louis Republican. Sept o
We are sooner out of one difficulty, caused by
the disposit Of our citizens 20 interfere with the
govern ment ard property Of foreign country, than
we are likely Go run into another. The Cuba expo
dition, for the lest month, has absorbed Everything
else, and even diverted the attention Of an invading
party Of fHiJusiTiag Americans from what see med
to be less attractive adyc nture; but that that
enterprise has failed. they sil probably return to
their original project. We understand. from a
source which leads us give IL implicit credence,
that for seine time Tast a number OF Americans
have been concentrating upon the Rio Grsnde, near
Fort Brown 70 assist in an attempt to reyclutionizc
the state If Tsmaulipss. Mexico At the last no.
count, they numbered some three hundred men,
ready for the expedition, AMI were waiting the
signal from Carravaj,l. noted freebooter in that
STATE for years past, and well remembered
for bis dcprcdations upon small bodies Of American
troops in that part Of Mexico, during the last
war. lie was to have taken the lead in yyonun.
ciaD'cHio and the revolution Of Tamaupas; and
the hhibtsfros from Texas were to invade
the territory and to aid In the establishment
Of TIE new government. As we have said, the pros
Iect Of a revolution in Cuba. under the flag Of
Lopez, diverted the attention Of Tamaulpas pa
riot; and recollect that Of the accounts FOR
the New Orleans papers, stated that about three
hun fred men had ccngrcga,ed about Mustang L.
land. waiting the arrival Of vessel 20 take them 70
Cuba. They did not 60. however, and now the old
expedition will be, no doubt. revived. There are
many men in this country who are disposed TO en-
gage in any enterprise rather than TO do hard work.
and hence Il IL that expedite O. this kind are so
popular. Other men profit by them in various
ways, in furnishing supplies, steamers, &C.. In
fitting out expeditions at enormous profits, and in
Kicking up al the spare change which Is TO be found
among such number Of men collected together.
One would think that the very name Of the free
booter who is TO take the lead in the Tamauipas
exrt dition, would be sui ently repusive 10 deter
any American from engaging In such an enterprise,
but il is quite certain Il is not. We hope that the
government, already probably advised Of this foray,
will take the most decided measures 10 dispense
those engaged In II.
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Dennis Harley, who had been very disordery and
even mutinous, during the passage, He repeatedly
threatened to take the life Of the captain account OF
all Of whom afraid Of Harley placed him In irons.
and last evening he taken into custody BY the First
ward police to await examination before the proper
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-06-26
Just Received
AT THE Big MISSOURI CASH STORE!

CPLENDID assortments Of Ladies and
- gentlemens, Misses and cbildrens shoes
and boots of the latest styles, aud all quail =
ties, which comprise great variety Of
fashions.
Ladies silver cold enammeled Jenny Lind
Shoes, Philadelphia Kid welt Buskins.
Black silk Lasting Fox'd Caters.
Heavy kid ties, Phila. call scwed welt bus.
kirs, Goat and Jenny Lind buskins, run
around kid ties and buskins, cold silk lasting
Caters.
Chi drens morocco Excelsors, Ladies
sewd calf lace boots, goat pegd excelsior boots
spring heel kip and lace boots, goat polka
boots, misses kid and kip lace boots, mems
pump sole calf boots, mems initiative style,
ems morocco sewd and pegd Brogans, OK
ford calf ties, boys pump sole brogans, chill
drens button boots, goat pegd bouts, also,
very fine article washington kid welt bus
kins for ladies'.
have received per FL Paso a splendid as
sor!ment Of silk bonnets of the latest style, III
trimmed very neatly, also very fne silk and
gimp cap crowned bonnet of the latest agony,
all of which | offer unusually low. Also a
splendid article of Lawns, which | will sell
low. D. BRONSON.
Glasgow, June IL, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-06-26
Sill Alive

Although am selling off freely, and have
every reason to be well satisfied with the ps
tronagc for my cheap goods it is well enough
for my friends to know THAT the game is not
all killed YET There are still on hand OF
unsold goods, Ten Thousand Dollars worth
and upwards. Some OF my goods are entire.
| ly sold out, and others hardly touched.
My stock of Shoes and Boots athou Oh ca II,
cd upon hourly, still offers good inducements,
even for merchants, have on hand some or
Z unbroken packages, such as Boys BroguEs
| from 10 3 and over, and Mems Boots from
8 to Is.
My Blankets would do honor and praise u
a st. Louis Jobbing House, and are for sale
at prices almost beyond belief
! fine blue gensimeia Blanket, large size
for So % per pair. An old experienced
gentleman valued them yesterday at SO, near
! iy double.
My India RaJber goods are more than
ualch for any house ever brought to Missouri.
ofthis class of goods: Leggins, Life. preserv-
ers, Cushions, BLANKETS, Boots, Caps, Cloaks,
| Overais, &c.
! Ny Iron House is big with Tonnage, no less
than II tons Of the best Of Iron are stored
| there and every thing. commmonly
called common Bar Iron, and such as inch
square and round and heavy Band Iron j., for
9oic Of ~ bObtS' al OtI-Si MINUS lE pTODOrllOus
! BonnettS nre offered fer q mere song
From 20 cents up, "a good Florence Rraid Bon.
nett, black and white ut 81 u.
1t is perhaps folly for any regular house TO
say they could compete with me o. undersell
ne All goods have risen in prices especial.
~ wooden; and take no advantages of tho
rise, sell at strict cost, mark furnished if de.
sired; and | am in full good earnest to quit
the place and business, after the irst OF July
next, there will be no more goods sold in this
or any other town by your obedient servan,
CHAS. B FALLENSTEIN.
! Glasgow, April 10, 1881
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-06-26
Watches, Jewelry,
FANCY GOODS, GUNS & PISTOLS
:, C. JET.

No. l64 Main ST., a fe,o doors below the Vir-
giniG Hotel ST. LOUIS, Mo.
The subscriber would invite the attention
of the public to his superior advantages tor
the repairing of fine watches and clocks.-
All the watches left for repairs will be done
in a superior manner to any work done in
the western country, as we are prepared to
make all new parts, such as Pinion ste ifs, CYL.
inders Scape and all other wheels that may
be required. Also Jewels repaired in the
neatest manner. All work done at this es.
tablishment will be warranted to perform
well. Ell
The attention of the public is particularly
called to splendid stock of fine gold and sill
yer watches of his own importation. direct
from the manufactures in Europe, which is
offered at lower prices than the same quality
of watches can be had for in the city.
Also--Gold Fob, Guard and Vest Chains,
Fob and Guard Keys, and Seals, Gold Pens
and Spectacles, Breast-Pins, Finger and
Earnings, Miniature Lockets Combs,
Hair, Cloth & Tooth Brushes, Plat.
ed and Brittania ware, Tea Trays,
Guns, Pistols, Percussion Caps,
Powder Flasks, Dram Bot
Ties, Game and Shot Bags,
Pocket Cutlery, Scissors,
Goggles, Specs, Eye
Protectors, Pocket
Books, Portmanteaus, Bead Bags, &c.
And Manufacturer Of Silver Spoons, Forks
Ladies' &c. 01TOld Gold and Silver takel
in exchange.
ST. Louis, April 10, 185l-6-ly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-06-26
New Arrangement.

Saddle, Trunk and Harness Nanufactory,
GLASGOW MO.
y OPER & BROTHER, beg leave to an
n Y nounce that they have associated them
solves together for the purpose Of carrying on
the
SADDLE, TRUNK AND HARNESS
BUSINESS,
IN all its various branches and will constant,
~ keep on hand good supply of articles in
their line, manufactured from the best mate
rial, and in the most substantial and work
manlike manner. Now on hand, and for sale
very low,
L Doz. best quilted seat Ladies Saddles.
& " " forePece ladies' do
" plush " do Do
quilted Texas Spanish gents. do
> assorted gents. saddles
60 sets stage and wagon harness
Together with all other articles usually made
or kept in Saddler's Shop.
They invite call and examination or their
work and prices, and assure al! who NAV thus
favor them, that they will be supplied az
! cheap as at any establishment in this or any
OF the adjacent towns. They wish it distinct
| y understood they will not be undersold.
The usual time given 10 punctual dealers.
and work exchanged for Dry Hides, Linsey,
Tog LINEN, Wheat, Bacon, Lard. &c. &c.
w. P. ROPER,
A. ". ROPER.
| Glasgow, March 10. 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-06-26
~ Livery stable. Or
NEW ADMINISTRATION.

EMERSON g. HANDLEY would respect
II fully inform the public that they have
purchased of the Messrs. ARNoT their entire
establi shment, and are now prepared to &C.
commodete both citizens and strangers, with
every description ofvehicle, and good saddle
horses, alta moments
The additions we are making in new car
riages, Buggi les, and fine horses, (none other
kept,) will enable us to furnish "turn OUTS"
equa in style and comfort to any establish
ment in the State. We are also prepared, at
all times, to attend on pleasure parties, and
to convey teamboat passengers any point
they may desire to go.
By strict attention to the wants of the
ommunity, and a fixed determination TO de-
serye the patronage which has been so liber.
ally bestowed upon our predecessors, we feel
ssured that our efforts to please, will be ap-
recia ted by a generous community.
A Hearse and Carriges will at oil times
be in readiness to attend funerals. either in
he City or country.
| Glasgow, Jan. ], 1851.