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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-03

The ursdcuon Of these local divisions change Tho par
uiions Of among them, - ssesed when INC oonsusu
bic government the business Of The Legislature 10
adjust In the interest Of he whole people OF the Ate the
Ira, no direc provision Of tho constitution violaed and
thai no arrangement which has made u Incidentally dis
turbsd We do ncs find that an org.nizaiion IKE the Ne
tropolan district any whore Forbidden and We are IN
able 10 that arrangement OF The machinery OF gov
crumcns which the consultation has provided win be Inn
euSe sbererore that the acs Z oons.tuonay valid 20 oar
a. this objection b ooposrned-
Befsre procs edips 70 NE oshcr ground Of objection
vim be useful 70 state certain principles, which, though no
coniroverted have sometimes been overlooked In this ar
suert the place. the people In framing The oon
making power Of the taie which they DID expressly
on implicitly withhold Pienary power In the Lossasnrs
for al purposes o. civil government. she rule proni
bion 70 exercise particular power an erespsion In
declaring therefore, whether given statute s oonstfu
toual Tor those Who question ~ validity 70 shov that
IL forbidden do not mean thai the power must be en-
prcssIy inhibited Tor there arc bat few positive restraints
upon the legislative power contained In The nstrumcnt
rns Grit article lays down the ancient limitations which
have always been considered essential In constitutional
rove, pment whether moparchca p,pular and there
are scattered through the instrument few osher pro
y'ns IN res rssscyCo,. and the general AZ
ransemenls OF the consultation far more fruitful OF re-
strains upon the Legislature Every positive drccicn
which would rusiras or dsappcnt the purpose Of that
provision. me frame OF the government, the grant o.
sho Bs srecou o. n, ss prncp cour Of Scs,
create implied limitations upon the lay making authority
~ strong - though negative expressed In Zach IN
sssnce but independently OF these restraints express or
implied every subjsc, within The scope Of civil govern
ment u liable 70 be dealt With by the Legislature A.
may act upon The aste II large, BY laws anecns at once
the whole country and ALI the people, 90 may In W. DIS
made or necessarily implied make special laws relating
70 any separate district or section Of the State.
Az political society The State has an interest In
the repression OF disorder, and The maintenance
OF peace and security In every locality within Ne
,ss and from exceptional causes The public GOOD re-
quires that legislation either permaneu or Temporary be
directed towards any particular locality WHISTLER consist
ing Of one county ov severh COUNTIES h within dis
crsaop Of he LseAlaicrs apply such essAcp - 10 s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-17
q FROM CINCINNATI
A CARD. TO THE LADIES.

VNiIfS grcat Turkish Periodical remedy fce tbei
II mediate relnoyA VI Osseuctioos, lreRularitie.
Prolarsus Uteri, IFsfars Ct The Wvmb.j Leuchorrhe
or WhItk., &c, &c -. ..Et -.
Thee Pins have never n single instance faIlei 4.
protueps itr uensss- Too much csnnot be said n
that psreuiar part Of her peculiar orssnization de
rangcd Scsnsss At the stonach, ifeafixshe. lanGu1t
Debility, painin the heal, side and lack, less Of appc
tte. co5seness, &c. are some Of the symtops whici
attend rIesuir mens,rua.ion As eetain As time ~.
Be sure and GET the genuine, WHICH hasosr dcnstuI,
on each hsx. Thess Pill. may is hadby adiressiL.
Or. 2andoy 4 Co., and inelosins o. The Pills will
N. ladies' Whose health win not permit Of Al ns
crease OF family. viii mad these Pills succssal psr
Lsies wto se rrcensns. should not ure sAe.e r,,,.
~ they Are sure 70 hiring on miscarriage, though no In
Address. ff-..r, DR.. sANFLoY ;cy,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-17

LhAMAsKS...rn m pieces ~ derna.ts. all wooi. and
~ n pieces So union assorted IN o.eccs ~ goblin
f1mask, Gernan 20 pieces rghf naf ciohs; together
With lsces tassis. curtain siiks fnges. TUFTS c. Tor
mys. -'''N = CHARLES BABcocK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-17
THE PRICES ARE FROM 90 TO ESQ.
INTEREST ONLY THREE PER CENT.

~ Twenty per cent. win he deiuctei from the
credit price for cash.
Those xho purchase On long credit, give notes paya,
bic in 2 and years after date and are requfre6
to improve one-tenth annually for five years so as t
have the Land under cultivation, at e end Of
that time. tr. d. ff-.h frrf t.L
Competent surveyors win accompany those who
wish % examine these lands, free of charge and ad
them in making selections.
Ths lands -emanne ursold are as rich aud valuable
as those which h"-- Necr disposed cf.
t''AH nn s @ TONAL MAPS N t.
Vii, he sen, 70 an, te who will enclose hfy cenB
hostage starr pr and booSs panphlefs. ccrtainine
resp.ctaN,e ard well known farmers, Iivirg N the
neishhorhood Of the railroad snds, throuehout IN.
St,se-,i-o the % fencing, price of cattle
Of hsrvesfing, threshns. ec-or any other info-ra-
ne cheerfully fiven, m application, etne
by letter 10 Ensochai Ir,G1h e Neran'
lard Conuissioner NJ the Iiiirois Cepral r. Co.,
" Once in Illinois Central r. 4. Degcts Csisaso
Illinois. rf ~ .r.. fI -.- - telbuu&W .
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REGULAR LOCISyILLE AND,
a MEMPHIS PACKET.
LOUISVILLE AND HENDERSON PACKET

m4aa - r-sa,.. -I psek.s n Setveen
MISREPRESENTATION ousville and Henderson. pass
ap2! 20 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARK r. r.

"WEDNESDAY Dec t6-s r. "
The stock market was all Of today Tho transactions
were more limited, and the tendency throughout was
downward. There many more sellers in the street.
ond buyers by no means plenty. Spectators for
rise arc pretty well Hed up and their purchases time
principally buyers option THIS gives them control
OF the stock and shuts of all chances large lots being
turned in upon them at days notice Al the drst board
day Pacific Steamship Company declined per cent;
New York Central Railroad, y; Frie Railroad =; Reading
a Cleveland and Toledo, y; Milwaukee and Mississippi,
l. Missouri IS advanced per cent Illinois Central bonds,
A. pennsylvania Coal /; Illinois Central Railroad l.
New York Central opened TO cash and closed 70 per
cent, buyer 81 days Railroad bonds operated in
much The sales In small lots, always FOR cash, and
composed principally OF second third class bonds
Bank stocks have been in better demand the
sumption Of specie payments Several banks have
within the present week declared dividends, and
as investments they arc restored TO favor again
While under suspension u was not deemed
good policy pay dividends, and many stockholders
became discouraged, not Knowing when resumption
would take place great change has taken place within
the past few days The resumption Of specie payments
is confirmed and no one doubts its pcrmancncy. The
banks have suffered seriously NY the rcvulsn thus
far ~ generally supposed IL true they had good
deal paper protested but in most instances s endorse
ments protected IT, and the actual losses to the banks
Will IN tue afgrekatc pc comparatively bahk
stocks are steadily improving actual and market value
and few months will bring most Of them up again to the
old points. For time banking institutions will
be- managed with great deal Of prudence. II will, We
trust be years before they again get into such an cx
panded condition marked their operations for mouhs
previous 10 the present revusion II cannot be expected
that they will make a. much money under al ord.Iary
discount line expanded state, but they will
be liable 70 fluctuations, aud in the end the stock
holders will get just about much profit AZ all events,
what they do get will do them good Much depends
upon the Of banks in restoring business gene
rally 10 sound and healthy condition again. gradual
and steady expansion upon proper basis, and policy
that will check all speculation will do the country "
large world Of good.
Al the second board the matks steady, but - Il y
So well known that the afternoon transactions ara mostly
what are called washes. the prices reported arr quite,
aud a.c no, entitled u any consideration Pennsylvania
Coal declined At the second hcatd pet cent, Milwaukee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

plenty and dull at re tic for Ohio and lac zoe for
state. Cheese ranged At &c. a sc. crib
RAr Quies and nominal al Sc s34c.
sraAS were IN fair demand, v tth sales Of about
800 hide Cuba ana Porto Rico chiefly within the range Of
&C. &c. and 7xc.; 700 hhds DO moa %, FOR refining at
3kc and 0O0 bags Siam, also for reAn. og, ct SIC.
TEA-1be public ssle held to-day well attended
and the bidding spirited AL the lots Ihe catalogue
sold at rates which sustained previous prices and
which We they consisted OF the imp Utatoas by
the Argunaut, &c Terms six months:-Hy on-2s half
chests al Sec 81 do ~ Nc; 81 do acc 20 do " ~ do
34hc 80 do SAC. so DO $3.50; e5 do. ae,sc - do
sec. Young Iyson-26 half chests at SIC. rs W ale ;
A. do 50kc So 40 4sc IS do axe; 20 do. a65 fe so
90 acc 20 do sac, 81 do axe ~ DO. a2c. $500
q, ~ do Ale, 20 do 3ahc ~ do 3ec rs do asc.;
IS DO 37c iei do, 3e,lc; 1870 do, &c. "a do. IS
40 DO $50 o. do "a 10; 81 do Sic; 62 do 33hc ffp
do SIC 1903 dc. 32tsc.; 2s2 do SIC 50 do 81 &c 2.S
do SOC 20 do 64c $50 boxes do 37c 0, do. 33c
Hyson skn-l7 half chests at 26tac. Hyson Twankay11
hsl' chests at s4kc 10 do 81 70 50 do 2ec 100 do.
2sEc. Gunpowder-l8 half chests ut 53hc III do. 46c;
81 do 45o rs do Ale; % do. 39c 10 do 3shc 81 do
35c. Imporial-l3 half chests at 5okc IL do 4skc 10
do. axe; 20 do 44c "a do. 4Oc Is do. Sec; Ia do.
34c 10 do 33c. Oolong237 half chests at 36c. 100 do
SEC; 1855 10. 35kc. 81 do. Soc.
WnALEBoNE-Quet and no sales.
WinxKEr-The sales confined 10 about 200 bb. at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

Bank Of North America In specie or IN New York or
On the second resolution there considerable dis
cusston Several gentlemen stated that the banks they
represented were fully prepared 70 resume sPose pay
ments IN full tomorrow, any day thst the majority
Of the banks might agree upon; but the question
whether the mercantile community yctready TO meet
from brief statement made Of the prescntconditson
Of the Rhode Island banks evident that they
IN an excellent condition, few institutions the county
exhibiting 70 sound state Others suggested whether
would not De advisable before fixing upon day for set
Ting the balances in specie-whch was equivalents to
resumption-to confer with the banks in Now York. ios
ton and Philadelphia, the mel camille communities IN
those cities were largely indebted to US.
was then moved that the further consideration Of the
mtee referred 70 be autbor,zed to cali meeting q the
banks al future day, when they shall deem proper,
for the purpose Of carrying out the Recommendation
herein contained On this question nineteen banks voted
In the affirmative and fourteen in the negatve-the Nor.
chants Bank declining 90 vote
The following banks voted fer the oostponement;-
American, Arcade, Atlas, Bank of America, Bank OF
commerce, bank o. Nor:l America, Blackstone, Canal
Rank, Contineoai Manufacturers Marine, Mechanics,
Mechanics and Manuiacturers', Mercantile, Northern,
National, Lime Rock, state, Union, Weyboset
Those voting against the postponement were:-
Street, Jackson Liberty Phanix, Providence Roger viii
liaDs Traders Westminster, What Cheer.
The Butchers and Drovers, Globe, Grocers' and Pro
ducers and Pawtuxet banks represented Al the
meeting
The San Francisco (Cal) Chronicle says
The city debt Of Sacramento is 81 IS, more
than one seventh Of the amount Of the taxable property
of the city, which is 81 1881 535 The total col
lected for taxes licenses &C. from 1850 TO November
AS67 81 4s3 S. There has already been paid this
year for interest on the public debt, tho sum Of
Ssl 500 81; and there is due january L. 1858, about
$4,000.
Tho New Haven Journal and Courier, in noticing the
proceedings this city against Mr. JONES' late cashier of
the Colchester Bank, says
Thc Colchester Bank charter procured in 1866 by
this Mr. Jones, and in its organization considered
sort 81 family concern. Jones, who was young demo
cratic lawyer in Hartford and sociable popular man,
relied successfully his personal influence 10 get the
charter and the organization of the bank appoint
cd i.s cashier The Legislature Of 1857 not liking the
management of the bank, ordered investigation which
resulted in the passage Of resolutions compelling
satisfactory subscription 10 the took, $3.50 000 and tho
election OF set Of directors and competent cashier.
The directors rendered Mr.. Jones reappointmen
cashier which he declined after thanking thcm for their
expression OF confidence The sequa shows that the
hdeAce not long retained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17


ApEMA-in Hobokcn, on Wednesday, Dec. 10, MAav
CATHERINE ADsSA, aged 81 years and months.
The relatives aud friends % the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this Thursday) Mternoou
al half past three O'Clock from No. 90 Hudson street. Ho
boken.
New Orleans papers please copy
HAcSwEII-on "Wednesday, Zee. 10, JAsEs HESxx
BAuwtI, iniaIt,o Of James W. and Margaret Black
The friends Of inc family are respectfully invited 10 a.
tend tho funeral at one O'Clock tbs THURSDAY Afternoon,
B0wR-On tuesday, Doc. 10, ErIzARpaa LnGHros, wife
Of The late william Bowie, in The s2d year % her age.
The relatives and friends % tie family are invited 70 al
tend the fuEorsl g. friday Afternoon two
O'Clock, om te residence Of her son, John H. Bowie No.
% south hglh street, Williamsburg
CAsEr.-uu Tuesday, Fec. 10, MARY, daughter Of tho
late Edward Carey.
The friends and acauantances OF tho fsy are invited
New Brighton, Staten Island two O'Clock this thurs
,at1 afternoon Nithout further invt,top
CoiIrSs.-On Wednesday, dec i6 May COLLINS, wife
81 Joseph Collins native u The city ~ Cork Ireland
Her relatives aud friends respectfully invited
Loon at Two o'clock from her late rcderCe No ~ TRINITY
place
California papers please copy
CoRwN.Ou Tuesday, Dec u.s. after short lness Mr..
JAM CoHwiS, aged 81 years
The relatives and friends q The family requested 10
attend the funeral y morrow triday) afternoon, al oae
ocock from No Is Eex o. Hester street
HEAs-Ou Monday, rc. "a, after hort hut severe ia
noss JANIS pKs aged "a years. months and III days
Tho relatives and friends q the family respectfully
invited u aetd the funeral, this thursday afternoon,
at one clock, from hs late residence No ~ Christopher
street
GRleo-on Tuesday morning, Dec Is, at four o'clock,
q congestion Of the brain Ms CArNSETrA GRUe, wife %
Rev. John CriW 70 this city
The clergy the relatives and friends Of the family
invited 10 attend the funeral, ~ Trinity church 70
morrow Qrda' morning. at ten O'Clock, when and where
the funeral services Will be- performed
Hs1FtdD.At Red Bank, New Jerrsy. on SATURDAY. eye-
mig Zee IL RCIL,RD HAry,ED u the late Richard
Hahcld, Esq, 81 this city
IIlN-At wcsiaed, New Jersey, on Wednesday Dec
The and friends Of the family are invited 10 At
tend the funeral to morrow frdsy), from he late res
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17
Court Calcndar-This DIAL

SUPR0H CoURr-Circuk--Nos. 1855, 1921, 2o6S, 38l,
SUPREME CouKr-Specal Term.-Noe. 143, 242, 43, 10,
100 1885, TIA to 49, 49, a. S. loS 1I6 49, 49, 1884, 226
230, 23S, 246, 251, 259, 272, 2S5.
SUfEnoR CouRT-Opens at IL O'Clock A. Mos. TO,
1907 7O2 49, TOO, 7is 72I 724 $685. AGO. 4ei 4p2 66l
64s es5, III 52s es4 6a2, el2 1885, 81 3a7 2s7, 1885,
425 42s 4ss 422 AS All, 40 Ais, Asa, So soi' 72s,
l9l 1872, 663, 65S, 500, $50, 1874, 631.
UsnED STATES DgnIcr CoURT-Nos. &c. 81, SO, 70, 10,
80, 81, 62, SO, 81, S..
Common PIEAs-Part Mos. 1904, 1892, 1855, ls4s,
1773 1870 1911 1917, 1872 $685. 1885, 1901 5o6 1889 1880
1882 1855, l7o6 Part Mos 1928 to 1910, 81 &c. 1863
1921
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, Dec 10, 1857.
The current prices for the week at all the markets are
First quality $40 % $40 50 Common $500 SIS"
First quality $50 90 ss5 90 Common $40 90 SIS 90
Ordinary. 80 ooa % 90 Inferior go. Is 90 IS %
FIX quality, per ID 6kc aTc Other qualities do acc.
First quality "a 90 50 SO Other qualities 80 90 ~ 90
First quality Axe. SIC. Other qualities. sac. a4hc
CATTLE.
There was an increase in the receipts week OF
something four hundred head and the offerings
mostly Of an ordinary description there but
tritng demand. The market much less active than
last week. and prices declined most descriptions about
&c. The highest price heard of 10h and only
very few sales at over lOc. The general paying price
about &C., and many cattle were sold at Sc We no
tced few premium cattle on sale, which were bought up
at good prices very large proportion OF the cattle
which have been sold during the past two months have
been from this State, and especially has this been the
than hail of the supplies have been State cattle. At
Brownngs there have been but few cale sold and being
Monday, there were sold something three hundred
head and the demand unusually good IA was fear
ed by some that the supply would again be short at AL
lertons The stock commanded much higher rates than
and of the brokers say that they obtained at
81 per 100 lbs for their cattle at Bergen Hill
than they did TO day at Aerton's The total number on
sale at Aertons 1928 head against 500 head last
year.
cows
Although they in limited demand the yards
cleared every day but they fail 10 command very high
prices.
VEAL CALVES
yeals except for extra fat, in limited demand, and
fail TO command high prices previously The ave-
rage price is about SIC, and only very few sales are
effected over 6ac The range about the same, how
ever as there are some which bring &c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The receipts little larger but there continues
moderately active demand there has been change in
prices worthy Of note Some OF the poorest sheep bring
only about 81 so, while the best bring IS to 80 60
The supply at AerOn during the past week was much
smaller than the previous week but the receipts in the
city were full large Most of those sold ut Alcrtons
throughout week sold dead weight but for the
few which disposed of In the usual way about last
week. prices obtained and in instance &c. ad
vance WAS asked and obtained. There 3,7O6 head
on sale against ,268 head last week THERE'S much
greater demand tor dead hogs than Tor live
RECAPITuLATION.
The total receipts OF all stock at all the yards for the
week were a. follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17
Calico Oress Solres
Calico Dress Solrce.
IN AID OF THE HOWARD BREAD sOCIErY--IN IT'S
PLAN OF DISTRIBUTING BREAD TICKETS TO THR

IN AID OF THE HOWARD BREAD SOCIErY--IN IT'S
PLAN OF DISTRIBUTING BREAD TICKETS TO THE
POOR.
The committee propose 70 give the first soree early In ia
nuary at Ntblos Saloon Is stipulated that tho ladies'
tending shall wear inexpensive calico dresses of simple make
pattern with the Of distrb these
the soree among the following female benevolent societies.
Ladies' Union Aid Society.
American Female Guardian Society.
Society for the Relief of Poor Widows WIN Sm all Children.
New York Ladies' Home Missionary Society.
And The Women's Protective Emigration Society.
0enems expected to and gloves Of
the material and donate articles Of spare
clothing TO the charity which will be for by the commit
The the appropriated
distribution OF ten thousand leaves Of bread by tickets,
through I'll, different ward committees formed for the
the articles Of wearing apparel to be distributed through
the agency OF Mr. Pease Of the Five Points Mission the
Childrens Aid Society.
VIII be opened by musical and the delivery
original suited o
the New York terati.
The gers all further particulars will be pub
lshed.n the Herald n a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

looked FOR authorizing Messn Fuente and Juares 10 be
permitted 70 remain IN their piacos
Congress bad declared the following members Of the
Supreme Court Of Justice In virtue Of popular election
Mesrs Bento Juares ~ President begolado Cortes
Esparza D. Miguel Lerdo dc Tcjader Alvarez Lacunza,
Monies, D. Juan Maria Hernandez Igeslss, Buchel 70
Lave and as Attorney General D. J. Antonio Fueuto.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17
Sudden Denfh.

Those who simulants to daily must beware.
Their arera bleod approa shes color blood that
is at'ans darker color than in the natural state Finally
sickness and peculiar debility from this condition,
sudden death may be expected unless medicine like
Brsndreth pills promptly used which at disinec
the blood Of the poison with which charged
The life and the health win be thus saved and strength Of
mind often impaired whereby the evil habit Is stayed. Legs
laors should sums the habtual drupkard where
the Brandreh pills alone would effect reforms In
single than all the societies have done
The chemical qualities of the blood have been found much
the same in yPhus yellow and pud fevers in scurvy
In and fever of long standing scrouous the
plague and in confirmed dram drinkers. There doubt
In my mind that the cause is
EXCFSS OF HYDROGEN.
imbibed from the air from food from water from infection
otherwise.
The cure s-use BRANDRETHs pills purge freely
for three to, days. then them moderately
that fun purgaton il obtained in three days
until the disease conquered ana the health fully restored
Principal office 4S Brsndreth building sold also 296
Bowey 81 Hudson street. and 81 Division street. Is
n fun directions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

AsirSalos OF 10 bbls. pots made at DC, while
pearls nominal.
BRkADsuuus.-Flour-Tbe market dull and sales
restricted, while the market for common and medium
grades Of State and Western exhibited decline Of about
Be- per Dbl. The demand moderate, and chiefly
fined 70 the local and Eastern trade with small purchases
for export The transactions footed about 0c0 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Owing 10 the increasing number Of false announcements
Of marriages that palmed upon Mo nswspaper, -
have determined hereafter not 10 insert marriage noos
without the eadorsement Of the Divine performing sAs
ceremony.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

BsARns-MooRE.-on Tuesday, Dec. is, by the Raw.
Samuel Cook, JANE d. BKARKs OF Pitkburg Pa TO CARRx
NJ, daughter Of o j. Moore, Of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17
SALES OF BONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTION.

70 20. AruN'ns hs9A ~
10 Indemnify Fro ms i.a16
20 knicserbockef Life LIS. Co.................. %
10 New World lbs O.. -
IS Brooklyn Fire lns. Ia sl2e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

A aRRICAN sTEREosCOPIC vIEwS UPON GLASS
n large supply ct iangcnberm, Lloyd CO.'S new pic
with LoJds patent impruN ed stcrcoscopes Just
celyed by their agent, y. j. EMENGH III Fulton
Dsaip suu lied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

knox's Holiday Hat, now ready. His
style a the go for young No 22 Broad
way, of Fulton street