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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-04
BOARDING House.

20 mer u i0Jaas dFa amp \ireets.
AIRS GRANT wruid call The nit. niion of
VI gen'hmcu ard tamtln., >i,rup N. city
in hrf hon-c II j. -iluaitd 10 M. yruiiy of
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-are ih"se whe NAV call upon her, that every
ct-e VIII be gwen Ia tnsute their quiet and
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rlrlir> ot the M tkrt
Entrance - poydra-, or i0i Camp street,
opposite 'hc Amerean hralte.
Jan ~. 1852 ,3naD-lv,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-04

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Orleans
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

RESPECT TO THE MEMORY oy DANIEL WEB
srER.-The Wing General Committees OF the CITY OF
Brooklyn snd County Of Kings held joint meeting on
Tuesday evening and adopted the following resolutions
CT respect;
Reached That we have heard with deep regret oil the
and decrease OF te eng tened sta ssmin
srd grat constitutional lawyer DANIEL EBSfEai thst
we sincerely II ourn his loss the General Government IN
The chef departeut in which be distinguished 81
ia h,ed-,o the United States OF whose Constuton ne
yrs he rrest exrouuder and defender-to the wing party
of which be was 90 long most prominent .her ana ono OF
the chief ornanentto the citizens OF our ePuDic Wnos9
welfare he had most deeply heaItand 10 the enhtn,sa
states of the Old World to which his reputation ana M
fame a. scholar lawyer Senator ana ol "a
extended. - .-.;.,,
P,,Irod That we will the usual badge OF mourning
for thirty dsys as testimony OF our respect tor ms memo
~ ard that the place Of ueeting aud the Wg oaiers DC
fspfd in bstiiu-ns OF mourning expressive OF our pro
found souow for 20 great national Calamity
FrRE-Last evening about o'clock hre
broke cut in an upper story room OF the W4Yeriy
House corner of Atlantic and Fur1nan-sts Ine names
were extnsuirhed by the renen before thcy had made
uueh progress The damage sustained amounts 70
about 500 The place occupied by Seth ''dnS a.
Hotel and Boarding House
NoxIsArross-The Wings of the First ward
nominated Horatio n Holt for Alderman last evening"
a. IN m. vacancy ocoasoned by the decnston oil Joan
Ce.haw. VIM. H. Hsllock CWhig) was nominatea IN
The Firth Weird.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
DIED,

On elue.dAy rns ROBERT Of Jaiae and sarah Jane
p..ron a.cJ year. 70 mou'h- snt iiys.
T. rriTe aud Hds q the family IRE repse,s nEtei 70
- fner Thgrjsy arrrOgE AZ ocot, from hs
f.l r.. srre HlL~r- Ne VIII b. Inferred a. Green
40
JLnJ nd H Bdesa c. Ho1i, IN 'te o,h year q her ~
nds and reliss Q; the fsuJ are respeua nvsed 10
attend ureai Tharsdsy senoa AZ oeock p<ecasy
rcr N. BruaiA Without further n, tAt>I.
On tbe ssfh l. ss5dery. ROBERT EDWARD, 81 benl
NsrsEd asrd years and mlnihs. = =.
The remains iakea Cat IN fesrsM Ne % West ith
q, A. Is p NJ. Tud5y. rsh int
On Nedaessy the is,t. sr shor, and seyre n..
PETER n BIlsTow. Asssiss; AsrEssa u the kixn "s'
49, q. Jesrs -. .-,-.....,.x
ne lrs 81, sr-, ,s. s--,s~s Psfess ssa''''s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
T. : CIRCUIT cOURT-Before Judge NsLses
EdNArd Creiore aad others sssin-t Heury johnson
To recover damages (amOunt laid at = 10 900

for alleged Infringement Of patent Tor bell eegraVbs of pub house,
plaintiffs claiming the rsh Of the machle which shows on
The lei ns pulled the numbers OF the
Ind Ill amer the bell hss been attended t. snd
alleged that defendants have inf ngei the
Patent The called tut motion o. M Stousht)n who
not prepared 20 proceed lad over
John Lawrence ast Marcus ColbaTn and Ohers
Plaintiff, the right or Of Ierreu pleEi,
for portion City the manufacture OF m0ngi ind That
defendant the patent II denied that the invent
new. &c. The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
PHILADELPHIA SALES OF SrocKs-Wsdnesdav

Oct IL Sesrd r. r. ~ liSo Long ised
~ 10 Sch. Nav. -. 81 500 DO
Mort C. H. si0o Sunhury Il Is ~ 20 soo ssh Nav
Preferred 's 100 Morris Canal l6i 500 10, ID IS Read
a. ~ Hart burg L. r. tat Al 200 Csndcn AMI AmSy r. r.
H. b. loi 10 Ioui.vie Rack III si.lo HirTishas X g.
An@hl H.. "a Is Planters s'sh. Team So 20 NsAs
huig II. n, lax
sol.d Eeana-S Perm Rs iIa Al 800 Read n n Nor, es ~
100 Lchgh Nav. ga ssoo Lshsh n. Az ssod, oh
Morris Canal l6s s2oo Sch Nav ~ 20; 100 Lons bzst
X. r., IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
MARRIED..

n. re.Isv DC, - in Tfssty Church, y lIsr Dr. Ha.A
RI RRrNCy COOK 70 LOUISA wufTTEAOhL oafih etashef
81 r. peWlnlt I'D Of ls'bkl LaldalS
"a Boston Dgers pei-e ~ u. n, e.. t,,cil R;son
g; =, y r clNsIFF 20 u Detroit Mss MATILDA
:" = 49, "a ,se hi- 81 ybeu Rec E1s .ofths city
~ D-,r,si pap-r- g'c1ss eotT- 81. A.. n. n
" y, My o. YEyTW ORTIZ Of ths CITY. and Ne. sA'
a, .arJIA 4.ushfh-, u W- G. GarEey, o. fashns,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
L : MARsHALS OFFICE
CHARGE or SMUGGLING.
The steamship Washington arrived at this

pt Yesterday morning aud eised by the u Deputy Mar
shall Mr. Tnlnndge, and Officer De Anse' on cha s'' We
un,er-tood rsr The Captain
sd ben charged previous TO the vessel eiv
with aud they gave bal sHcs
eu indictments ound By the Grand jury and they were
serdy bench warrant and held TO hu IN shoeih
de- he econd third officers ind the second
,rd We held 70 bail ~ witnesses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CALENpAR-Ts. Oar.

SUPERIOR CoURr.-NOs. 479, 81, 26S, 392
$50 ts s2. s f9r 's s9i 80 5lI So $40 5
So, So no ~ 81, us l $50 ~, ~ 40 ~ 49,
379. as. AZ. al, NJ, ~, 9Tl. Sy
Crcrrr COr,r-Aondoy r,ltNos OI. sd, al 81, 6oI'a
5sa 80. 50 20 Sc. 5T6 90, i7J, q, 80
srrnFNr Covsr-GeHerdi IerH-The OF North American
Trust Co. having p1poued the Court will take
on any cpse- parties S9cctdi TtrnOn
Monday will making the Saturday Mo
ton ChoHdar, TO cOuneuce Noy.6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
L. coMNI.sIoNER,s oFrIcE.

CHARGE or ATTEMPT Al hb'oLl'- o'ci
crpse and eleven others seamen ofte ship Trenton
arrested on the above charge and examination hed
The vessel was bound for Charlie aud other ports thence
TO Europe She hsd hauled into the stream when The men
refused to do duty and wapns obtained against tne
In defense thew say they intended to snip only Tor New
Orleans ard had b, given 10 understand Ihs wa
denied They were committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

~ The Wentworths, Of Saco, Me, who
we're arrested for the murder OF Jonas L. Parker year
OF two since and examined NJ South Berwick brought
two actions Cor false imprisonment against he Sheriff
Who took them to South Berwick This Sheriff, Mr.,
Wdansfofd wn tried few days since, and the Jury
rssrned verde, Of not guilty liz one OF these actions
ne other was then withdrawn .rnt. Ans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
HUDSON COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND rERnINER
JJ Oeprs Justice. Bso~Ssa CsAHsEs' nnd GsDFiIa predn,
He case of Michael Burns. indicted for Kill

ns h vie wa concluded Tue day md unlimited to The Jury
- ,.,d NJ aiout oeck They not oct nv MIN ies be
chy fprre Wth verde, Murder the second degree
lbe verdict will probably fenhm 70 the state Pr on r onz p
ii ytcrv on account the asence Of judge Ogden the Court
- not in ...-on II vii be rcumed NJ 10 oeek this dy Oh'
mn vii be ed on charge ct poyTimy O'hef m ne-s sh o.
epv the the end Of the week " a. p'oaDr tat nr sen
Of he will he pronounced 90 FRIDAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

CHARGE OF SMuoGLNG.-Yesterday the {.
s Marshsl brought the Captain, Purser and nrst ON
Ger OF the United States steamer Washingon' before
the L. s Court on e bench warrant in which they are
charged with smuggling They had hearing and
were held to bail in the sum Of - oOeach Mr. Sands
President OF the Company and Capt. Tyson, were
bail for them Three persons witnesses in the case
were committed until they obtain bail for their appear
snee at the trial The alleged smuggling it ia said &C.
CURED en- tie trip previous to tie last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

SECURE A HOWE AT COMMONWEALTH
advice give in ell sincerity and cendor The village is
only seven miles from Brooklyn, and lies Immediately
the Brooklyn ard Jamaica Plank Road and the Long Island
Railroad IL healthy with fair soil and good water and
may be reached from this City at all hours, IN from -
minutes hour The lots cheap varying from SD
up 10 S2tN rrd the terms easy For the choice los
only as month required until the purchase money
PAID Members Of Building Associations will find this otcr
worth their attention Apply 10 the agent of the owner'
No 3 NaSau-st., D. Y MAcFARLAS. few excursions 70
Clarence vile will start from South Ferry. Brooklyn, by
Long Island Railroad Saturday at II O'Clock AN return
ing az O'Clock M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
.Nusruxsrs. rrc.. Tass DAY AND EVENING.

AMUsEMESrs. ETC. THsS DAY AND EVENING
Rro Mcguire; It's The Cutom No Coo airy
ask Thea;er-lnch ADO kbor; Nslhias lis Llst Les
Rrricn Ih.a,crrrnr puH Care 1Ae NAi Of the SiEtsl
NiAo. Gariei-Ihrer Weeks Atcf Narriac. SorrJ Nigh
sociciy Lbrary-Bt, ars Gsiefy q Ciirsas Art
Rarnan's Naertn-Tte Orphass presua ETC.
oeds Mzstrcs No ~ Brua3sAy-Ccacr every e'est@t
Caste Gasdrn-fslr al The AH.nosa fastfue
ssitlef, Dor,nAs 1hirtecufhs ~ and Broadway
Hop Chssel. Broaa~sy-Sy s-'esl Nssiesatoe>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

man about n years Of age found ycstcrIny IN tha
dock nj Pier No SON. r. The deceased was about
feet inches il hight fnl was dressed in bllck cloth
pnnts red enn shirt and boot' An inquest was held
circum.t. NEE unknown to the Jury, rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

L. T. r~fo q ne fssrrs. fnisy 80 ocess IA
tertf Contfh ani Had ~ Di-rsts Nerss retse ~
- r. 'rspsse he foH-tsi WI 6sta k lite rr<irscs
~; - le's fh Iexaso1 Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

FIRE-At II o'clock on Wednesday morning
IRE broke cut in the upper part of the dweinghouse
No l5s stan,on-st., occupied by Mr. Brush. Tne IRE
originated among quantity Of rags that were stuffed BE-
tween the ROOT and chimney. The iremen were early
on the ground and extng ushed the flames. Dam
age tIiiinc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER Al
A D5-,ory's lforweriy LyzAA q Cla,RsJ 2ji TVd1-st
1870, GAM. NOoa SPIN SPIN.
n, x ..f6 u So S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

The PEorLE's LxoruREs.-We are glad to
learn ,hst contrary to the announcement we made IN
Tie 7jibuesof Tuesday. the peoples Lectures" al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

An ACT or JUsTIcE.-A few months sinceone
or more of the city papers published article relative
TO the arrest of certain parties tor false preen' IN nav
iur Outlined various OF money from individuals
seeking passage California the parties In question
having agreed to furnish them passage on the steamship
Reindeer but which they tailed to DO Tne mc OF A.
h CoIwine Esd American Consul nt Panama, and hi
agent in this city, John g. Miller Esq, appeared in the
articles published, being implicated IN the fraud In
Justice TO those gentlemen, take pleasure In saying
That judicial investigation in the meter ha2 recently
been lad before Hon. Judge Cowles, OF the Murine
Court which has resulted in their being exonerated
from all blame participation, liability in the matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

~ Rev. T. j. Sawyer, d. d., has received
end accepted call from the Fifth UnverssAst socley'
woIshiping in the Lectareroom OF the University
Medcsl College. Fourtccnihst- near Ihird-av- ana
will C. irmence hs sbors on the LIST OF December neAl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
crs. scorr.-we have before US an excel

GES. Scorr.-We have before US al excel
len, Likeness Of the old hero, which u used as nie
rl.tc for the FESTIVAL March" by John Pyehorssh
IN. i. one az the most spirited marches we have ever
bcsrd and We sdyise all lady friends VINO want an
exceedingly 6ne piece Of music and an excellent IKE
mes Of Gea. Scott, to procure copies a once nom
or, friend. Vim Hall s. Son. who are the paehsners-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

r1- FrOa,.st. ia informed that the Shirt
Sewer. Un.Oo. Of which Mrs. Lcveisnd Is Manager
established 3, NO. ~ Blcccserst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
Srnnys Dr,r1-A Mrs. Peck, residing at

No lJ f. sexst while at the dinner table yesterday az
ternoon suddenly fell TO the floor and expired soon
sherwsrd Apopexy CT disease of the heart was pro-
baby the can OF her death The Coroner viii hold an
inquest upon the body this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
CURIOUS IsscRIprroN.-The Webster banner
ocross Broadway the Suyvessnt Institute, bears the
"a, ;,sc

REJECTED AND LOST.
Nav the Gods ntermt the plague thstneeds must light
on such ingrntitude.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

u We learn that the report that Thomas
Freneis heseher had accepted the L. Ccouecy of the
Long leland lri.h Volunteers was o. errnr
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-28
I From the NeU York Mirror.

SPLITTING ON THE PLATFoRM-We should, per-
haps, apologize to oug readers for the word used
in the heading of this article, but we choose to
force to the eyes, ears, and stomachs of those
chivalrous delegates from Tennessee, Missouri,
and Virginia, who abandoned Fillmore in the
convention and gave their votes for Scott. Ho-
race Greeley, the champion of the abolitionists,
the pet of Seward, who calls the constitution of
the United States 'an attrocious bargain, says to
the Baltimore delegates, Il spit upon your p1at=
form And this man is the conductor of the
leading organ of the Whig party For, sneer as
we may at the Isa1s and absufdities of the Tri-
bune, it reaches more northern readers, in his
daily and weekly issues, than any other Journal
1t is affiliated with the Albany Evening Journal
aud the entire abolition press of the country.
And why are all these rampant, radical, anti
Compromise journals in favor of Gen. Scoot,
who is we'll known to be conservative, even to
the verge of aristocracy, by nature, habit, edu-
cation, and vocation? Is it not that they may
kill off Fillmore, Webster, and all others who
have had hand in framing, adopting, and exe-
cutting the fugitive-slave law? Is it not that,
after bargaining with the South fora platform,
in order to secure their man, they may insult the
very man they have inveigled, by splitting up
on their principles, and growing over the Yam
kee tricks played in the great national farce at
Baltimore
1.-THE Union men have been abused without
measures or mercy, for the last three years, by
the woolEy editors and woolly politicians Of the
the North; and now, since both National Con-
ventions have adopted their principles, while
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-28
S PRINGN GOODS SPRIN
c OBS.

al The VicfSbmg OLD Cheap Store,
M A1 now be fonnd large and splendid
Iva assortment of Spring and Summer Dry
{ oods and Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps. Among which are
Fine French colored Jackonets,
9 English
organdy Musins Beck Muslins.
Superior Batiste d'Ecosse,
Caboul, a very handsome article,
Toll deCou trail Extra Bareges imprimes,
EXtr Barcges solid colors. White do Blk do.
0aO pieces colored Muslins, from 10 to l21
cents per yard,
Percale froppec. Superior colored Silks,
A vey large lot of black Silks of the best
quality
200 pieces Swiss Muslns of all qualities,
Jackonet Muslins IN any quantity.
Plaid Muslins from l21 tp30 ce is per a.
Colored dotted Swiss Musins.
do plaid do d.
alicoes in any quantity I'd quality,
A large lot of Gin hams some as low 10
cents per yard.
$50 pieces Cottonade of various styles,
Superior linen Drillings, good article at
only . cents per yard,
Drab dete, splendit article,
Black French Marino,
Linen checks as cheap as ID cents per yard
Red oil Calico plain and figured. Buff and
Red cotton Damask White and Red Embroi-
dered Muslin Curtains Brown linen Damask
Eieached and Brown Domesfics, of all quail
ties, at prices that cannot be surpasse for
cheapness,
Brown nd Bleacbed "A Sheetinr,
Irish Linen, of all qualities. Linen .Dia-
pc, of all qualities,
Brown and B.eachea Tpble cloths, (our
stock OF linens is very large and complete
and viii BE sold at prices - per cent love-
{ an any other house in this ci VI
Apron Checks and Stripes iIicEary :,
ond bed ticking.
250G Fans from ; cents
Glove aud 2ii.fs of al' ta5-
Money Purses yer 81 Parasols.
Lin Ii Csu.t taa+ - every pos
sioie qaa t-,a sfoincred linen cam
brick uandkerchieis, some very fine.
1Iaaras and RomaI Handkerchiels,
A very large stock OF Hosiery.
Suspenders of all kinds, Trunks and Carpet
Bags. Hickory check and linen bos-
ON Shirts. Silk under shirts, cotton
and marino shirts
A large stock of Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps And in fact every article usual
ly found in a Dry Goods and Clothing Store.
We are determined to sell at less prices than
have been known in this city. Additions will
be made to our presen stock by every packet
during the entire season. French goods we
will sell 90 per cent lower than any house in
his city. Call and be convinced, it is no trou-
Die for us to show goods.
MICHON & SARRAT.
Vicksburg, March II, 1852.
0GF P. S. But one price will be asked, and
positively no deviation.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-28

During the present canvass, some OF onr Dem
ocratic contemporaries have had the audacity to
say that the Whig candidate for President was
indiscreet, proud and aristocratic, and that when
be manifested any other disposition he was act
ing the part of hypocrite in order to deceive
the multitude at which the Washington Iele-
graph. fired with indignation" starts back with
horror, pronouncing these things libels upon Gen.
ScoTT, of the darkest hue In order to show
the Inconsistency of the metropolitan ScorT
organ, we publish below an article from its
colums, which makes use of the same language
in reference to the man it attemps to defend, that
it now deprecates in others, from which it will
be seen the virtuous editor of the Telegraph can
blow hot and cold with as much ease as the hasty
General Pennsylpanian.
From the American Telegraph. June Both, 1851
g THE NEXT PREsIDENcY.-As the partizans
of any candidate or expectant, we have nothing
to do with this subject but as Journalists, de-
string to keep our readers informed upon the
subject, we may have much to say. Some of
our readers grow scary when we approach the
topic, and think theonly safe course is never to
descant upon it at ALL This is all moonshine.
An editor who hopes for nothing from the sue
cess of either party, and who fears nothing in
relation to either, need not be over particular
in the manner IN which he treats them, so long
as truth and justice are kept in view by him.
. General ScoTT has promised to be mum, but
can hardly succeed in the attemp. He will
ever be a great man if he does not run for the
Presidency A strong man in war, and Won
lerful in all that pertains to the great General
quick and bright in intellect, and ready writer
be is, nevertheless in cfui matters, the poorest
,acgtcian and the most indiscreet HIS prideand
uistocrutic feelings also will keep him at a.
listaece from the people. On some occasions he
las appeared to get over these feelings pretty
we'll but then as in most situations IN life, It
las been seen that he was only acting for the
sake cf the effect on gazing multitudes."
1.-THE italics are ours-ED. Penn.
From the American Telegraph. July I'd, 1852
THE CHARACTER OF GENERAL ScoTT.-The
enemies Of this great man, in the midst of the
thousands of absrrdities they circulate repecting
lin, assert that he is naughty, aristocratic,
10 mineering in his character &c. But the
.ditor of the St Souls Republican, in contradict
ng these assertions. draws a portraiture, the
ruth of which will be recognised by every
.itizen Of Washington, and by every man who
las approached the General. He says:
g The writer has seen him in various posi- |
ions-ln attention to public business, and in
he amenities Of private intercourse-and he
lsvsg more pain, unaffected, and straight
never one more promptin
4.s odicial duties, nor yet more
sace every one at his ease. If there
~ Ter objection than this, when it comes
Il examined, we fear that there will be
lltle left to prevent his election to the Plesiden-
"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-28
WORLDS Fair Premium safes.
DEPOT, Green Block, Water Street. (6etween
Maiden Lane and Wal Street)
NEW YORK

THE subscriber placed his Fire and Burglar
L Proof Iron Safe in competition with the
whole world at the great Exhibition in London,
for which impartial jury awarded medal.
The American Fair, held last fall at Castle
Garden, also awarded to him gold medal for
the best Fire Proof Safe, and he has never fail
ed to obtain the highest premium when his
safe has been put in competition with others for
that purpose. Certificates have been received
Fl ON the following well know mercantile hou-
ses, who have bad their books, papers and mon
ey preserved in these supe ior Safes within
last thirty-days, (and can, with many others.
be seen at my store,) viz: Messrs Stiilwell dC
Montross, Mr.. J. l.. Watkins, in the Fulton
Street Fire; Messrs. Fisher & Robinson, and
Messrs John Lockwood & Co.. in the great fire
corner of Liberty and Nassau Streets, and
Messrs Proud & Bowman, in Jersey city.
am the proprietor of Halls Patent Lock
which obtained a medal Gn the name df Ad-
ans & Co., Boston,) at the Worlds Exhibition,
and is considered the best Lock for the price.
ever invented, being prooFagainst powder, and
the key is no larger than cent, and can be
made changeable.
/ invite all purchasers to close and careful
investigation before purchasing, and decide for
themselves, who makes the best Fire, Burglar
and Damp-Proof Safes combined.
SILAS G. HERRING,
Nos. I35, l37 and 139 Walter Street N. York.
ACE CTS
John Farrell. "a w alnut Street, Philadelphia
c. l.. Harman Chicago, Ilinoise.
Henry Williams, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fry & McCandish, Richmond, Virginia.
April p, 1852.