The New York Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1842, Page 3

POSTSCRIPT. Qa For our usual Soutiern Correspondence, §c., by this morning’s Mail, see frurth page, OG- CHATHAM THEATRE —The superior attrac- tions offered to-night consist of the melo drama of the —- of ~~ bagee first sect of se the rly fn e am irce of the Two Gregories, and Gra Egyptian an. thectocle of the Earthquake. Joho Sefton appears as Jemmy Twitcher in France, and as Gregory in the farce, aided by Mr, Hield, (Mrs. Thorne, and Miss Mestayer BS. phen shfgeed OF LOKD ASHBURTON.—This important person arrived last evening in the [ri- gate Warspite. He isa man of sixty, rather stupid, but ‘With a keen black eye, that looks Dearly through one. With such paragraphs as thisthe papers willteem afew days hence. In the meantime, while we have space and opportuuity letus state that Peter's Lozenges are the finest remedies in this world for bad breaths, dyspepsia, coughs, colds, orm headache and low spirits, and that hiv Vi ‘he best general family ‘nodicine . Farther perticulars, may be learned at an. bes ay, 150 es Pps, apres ew ik probable that Lord Ashburton com: ountry to settle mat: ters at issue between America and England then to ‘take home a supply of Peters’ Lozengesto Queen Victoria —_— MONEY MARKET. : Thursday, March 24—6, P. M. No material change was manifest in the stock market to-day. Pricesdid not materially vary. Harlem fell }; New York State 51's improved 4. Sales of Alabama 6 per cent were made at 50; United States Treasury notes 34/4}; Dills on Philadelphia | discount. The brokers are to-day very cautious of the billso the Chantauque, the Lyons, and the City Bank of Ro- chester. The two last named are generally refused. About four weeks since the New York American, the Commercial, and the Express published the fellowing : ‘There have been ramors afloat for the last twe days unfavorable to two er three banks out of thecity. We are assured by one of the Bank Commissioners that such reports have no foundation whatever, and ates the banks alluded to are prosecuting their ordinary business entire- ly free from embarrassment. Since this veracious notice, the Clinton County Bank has stopped, and the above named institutions are totter- The sale of teas advertised for to-day progressed, net- withstanding the arrival of late news. Many of the lots offered were withdrawn. The details will be found un- der the head of “ State of Trade.” The Bank Commissioners, who, for some time patt have been overhauling the concerns of the Farmers’ Bank of Canton, have appointed Mess rs. Jas. D. Brown E. P. Grant, and O. T. Browning, receivers. The following is an extract from the speech of Mr Hatch in the Ohio Legislature, on the subject of the ‘State debt :— 6a greater amon! nt the entire wer of managing the stecks was seein irresponsi- fi hands. One of the Fund Commissioners had taken a tour to E) , and left in the hands ef the Barings one anillion of # e stocks of this State, for them to sellon some ‘conditions; what they were he did not know. The Com- amissioners had Betrine me necount of the amount sold un- der this errangement, and there was now remaining in the possession of said eciis house, a large portion of our six per ceut stecks, notwithstanding there were good Teasons for believing it to be intolven: ‘The charge here made is now undergoing investiga- tion and facts developed so far warrant the assertion. A sort of inquest has been held within a shorttime at the Bank of the United States in this city, on the assets of the Philadelphia United States Bank, which were as- signed to secure certain post notes and deposites last year. These aseets consist in some degree of the notes of solvent houses inthis city,and they changed hands foranominal value, to comply with the forms of law in such cases—the prices thus given, inno wise affecting the credit or the standing ef the makers of the paper, ‘tome of which is far betterthan amy of the obligations of the bank itself, although there also appear on the list a8 debts the names of mercenary Wall street editors, who were sudsidized by the bank to do its bidding. ‘The manufacturers, whe inarepublic are essentially the aristocratic class, are using their utmost efforts to Procure the imposition of burdens upon the masses, un- der the deceptive title of “protective duties,”for the espe- cial bepefit of the manufacturing few. In our article of Yesterday, we attempted to show that atariff failed to ‘exclude foreign goods under a borrowing system, and ‘fluctuating curreacy. The horrible distress exiat- ing in England, growing directly out of her protective system, fails to convince the manufacturing aristo- cfacts here of the ruinous tendency of the system, because they,like the landed aristocracy of England are blinded by their own individual interests. In Great Bri rtain the class most protected is the agricultural, be. #ause the proprietors im that interestare meatly the ti- tledotigarchy who make the laws. In this country the ~only class that has ever beea protected is the manufac- turing, and that forms the aristocracy of the United ‘States. The whole number of inhabitants in the United -States is 17,000,000, and according to the census tables 440,000 of them are employed in manufecturing, being as -¥ to 35 of the population, and this one person asks the other 35 consent to be taxed/80 per ct.on evory thing they <weer, in order to make him rich, and he taxes his inge- nuity to prove to them that it is to their benefit to do it. The same system is adopted per force in England. An ~enormous duty is laid upon grain and bread, because the Janded proprietors say they cannot eompete with the American farmers in its production. The American manufacturers want foreigu goods texed, because they say they cannot compete with English manufacturers. ‘In England the bread tax ef the itecracy is laid by brute force, and its operation is thus described in an in- fiuential London paper :— “ Several bakers in the neighborhood of Hammer- smith, sticklers against the Corn Laws, have adopted an excellent plan shewing revel pat how their sufferings are increased by the accu: and enormous tax which is put upon bread, in order to support the aristocracy in luxury, and enable the velo to keep hordes of soldiers to stifle the w: unger and distress, and compel the needy to bear ‘ait ‘ue ills which press upon them without openly manifesting thelr disedntent, In ‘the shop-windows alluced = ve bakers exhibit-a bill to this effect :—“ Sold he read (the 4lb. loaf,) 5d tax on the same, 3}4 ;” so that vpecien may well be discon- teated when he knowsthat he has paid 84d for a lump of bec ihs. i of which go to the support of the yea of Buckingham, and the acre lords. Every baker in En gland ought to adopt the plan, as the surest means of ‘working @ speedy alteration. In Mr. Herne’s tract, the effects of taxation and prohibition upon a widow and her two boys, under ten years of age, are shown : For the Tar | Six (Ib loaves at for the breal 1 6. it Ib. butter = butter 0 3) tb. sugar: “ sugar 0 5 1 - Sa, tea ped tea 0 HI €oz. meat iy meat 20 7 pints beer A beer oy 410 The operation of the protective syetem here described isthe same in respect to every article to which it is ap- plied. It takes directly out of the pockets of the conf gumers of the article, and puts it into those of the producers. In England, in order to pay this enor. mous taxto the aristocracy, every article must be pro tetted. All these protections entering into the cost of manufacturing, have destroyed the power of England to compete with foreign nations. Hence that distress which compelled Lord Lansdowne, at a late date, to lay before Parliament a petition from the manufacturers of Man- cheater forthe abolition of all protection! The distress o themasses growing out of the high price of bread ‘has overturned one ministry, and forced concessions from the lended proprietors, although not to the extent whichis wanted. The following is the new system of duties, as compared with the old :— WAesever THE avenace rrice or WHat, MADE Ur AND PUBLISHED IN THE MANNER REQUIRED BY LAW, SHALL BE, FOR EVERY QUARTER, Pri id Present Colonial Wheat. Siting Sliding Under 51s. a Seat r - 360 Sia and under S28 - 0 @ 35 8 Sd 58 - “8 - 18 33 8 5s 32 8 “ we a8 s wo ao 8 ae 15 0 29 8 is uo m8 - 20 a7 8 - 1 26 8 ad 8 bs 4 be 1 fo 8 toy 8 Le 8 « 8 ~ 8 By this ecale the price of bread in England will be in ‘asual yeart reduced in some degree. It will no doubt improve the demand for American grain, but it will force it through the coloniel morkets, to encourage transporta- tion in English bottoms. This operation of the law seems already to have alarmed the Canadians, who have petitioned the home government for an increased duty on produce imported from the States. They say the in- flux of wheat from that quarter is ruining the farmers of Canada. The operation of the new law will doubtless benefit the American trade infsome degree. The reduction of ped in Baitim re che tariff is virtually yieldiag the great principle th.t ped in Bastia re "Havmond protective duties are ruinousto the mass of consumers, and cannot in the present stege ef the world be perse- vered in. At our latest dates the price of flour, im bend, wes 27s,; the duty 16—making 428. per bbl. Under the new scale, the duty would have been 6s. 8d. per bbl — making 0 difference of $2 per bbl in American flour.— The operation would have been that the American ship per would have got $1 more, and the British consumer ait, aes ‘en fair, carrie ror Saturday jst, where the brig was om*ston on Bevtay CENTREVILLE COSRSE, L. have purchased - A per Js aid bana would have | sunk on the flats—[ ‘Courier. sw! EPET AES wll come off over 1) Al been the causefof increased duties for United States Ports. ti March ree o'e i 3 Sunde the saddle. The fo'low i: The sliding scale will probably be done away with Fabecbany, Mar eal Ee Ring. Philede! ot waka im # eoeetee rest oe 5 are } Woedruffe’s b g. Brandywine. Wm. Martin's g. g: Fourth of July. mas it* TO_SEGAR SMOKERS THE GREAT SEGAR DEPOT. SPANISH HOUSE, 256 BROADWAY. T= MONEY. will be turned to all persons who at this sto y, are not satisfied with the ity ot 4 sriicies, "Tie offe is a le by Bo etrons com: derived from the excelleney of every se segar that is of: Balk NVaike “Sid sth, Pallan Balti Aum aud eliza Hupper, for N 22—Cld Samael, ag i Orb, Trinidad, pomiatinin fe end hee oe ees two rigs he rom New York for Fra eee cS eau ncron', Me altogether in a short time by the force of public opinien. Sales at the Wau =: 4000 N'Y’ 547s, 1961 7 Sto Ohio 2, 1800 ato i more. ‘Arr auth, T Wast Macuitas, asSzustsuseee esssesssesesss fored for sale in the above establishme: ‘he entire igi has. been che and js, without most splendid that red to the New mk; , vhe ands of Acete fo: w lara let of PIIME NOWIEGAS an been manu- Board. Sar ogee y for this eatabiishment, and they ry ae Wd ie i anverior a quakty and flavor to any Pw) ces aiid th ta aos NY orks | “in the sccommodation of tose gentlemen who prefer to 200 Wallace toa forNYocky Vow amokeat leisure and in retirement, « neat Bar Room has bren oa 100 George for do. wad, ren Ve opened in the rear of the above evtablishment, which, it is ciel Eaated ha, Boubouele, fer ray Eliza aint | hoped, will give entifaction 19 ali who vin i seats ot reas. Saar ca Ra ey ce a A sale of Teas took place to-day, with the following | ate, Mee Fa he anaes Terk. at the very. low rates of Sit. and sie 50. nD consi to nae, by ‘ in New results, Terms,notes at six months, payable ines Septrebsving been consigned ¢ nia HGise, by York, tobo made satisfactory to the t oh vindias Gibraltar and Leghorn; | S8imediatey are for this reason, now offaed atthe sbovelow 35 chests bah 02 chests 1 | Growler. Ni Banker, juke pric ri Youno H: port. oodlande, Halifax; Elliott, Boston; Mary (a : 102 hf chests 63 rer y withdrawn) ard ‘NBedre rd. ened war of the following goods, per shij ea $a at chents my Timone; Mar 22—Are Alcrnus.Canlenas, Cld Potomac, He ame 7 wae oa Lawigoels (onaligane We, oetes a lo javapa; li, Bremen. are ited te H their fr ht and attend to the re- 8 $1, sr bf cheats 8 | tigen, Mar ‘91—Arr romne aee Toland; Narragan- anes tocall, alga: $5 gp aster 25 do sh 9 me ete s am 54 do s fe Ad Caen nds doo a om 4 4 i in 8 eal? 2. oaiceeas GLOVER & MeMURRAY. (49 “do ‘withdrawa) Me P mm LIVE! 100 Pine street. 4 ny (ites. 7 chests and4i 2 do Pe ena Beth inna ta el NORE TO PILOTS AND MASTERS OF VES- gb chee 2) seaseie 4 | which time thesteamboat will take the ship to an rceatiner ee desntbor tassastins tomeaaate in ie 6L do 42 (795 withdrawn) Letter bege will close at the usual places, at Chale past AD si Huson 18 do andaohfdo | 45 o'clock. met “3 rh vessels from 2 eke Port, ban ng forty or more br hye 13 de 4) | 150 SA a eee oy landing from Thipe Kinpreas | St the Port of departure, aay per P shal uve beenpisk spares 8 4 4 2 ny and Sovereign, for sale in lots teguie pur arches TENG: Ks ing sy m the frat day of Kr and the firat day of No- ‘any year, 1 4a uo ev = sal oH Hrriving, between the thity-rt day of May, lw a feent! ay of lober in any Guxrownex. ei als ot 4 Foung Ta ei aia inte ordiuary” pussage Ron enantio eens Pete Johf chests 3 pe Henlopen.3 lo of 33 48} OS 19d bre 54 nd has received a good plain edu- | *°3" Al) vemvele from any tlace (including islands) in As FA wi 83) Sel At 13 Pearl street. ‘Alvize, of the Meaiteercacee, or ft meither or the Weat ine 19 do 46} (495 do withdrawn) di hama, Bermuta, or Weetecn lslands, or from ay place ar do “4 S$ VOAEET Frei find Fuwpkias, freab v: eta ge from wi Inrenat. py a el 00 vireen the are day of Avil 25 bf chests 46 «6903 do 43} | green and hot! house ceats, Neng) as df tee were, tube , 14 do 45) 100 13lb bus 53) | roses, fruit and ornament ef ry 45 400 do 53 | ry birds, gold oh and or sole and eta en. a moat mab NIBLO NLAPS, ‘No. 676 Ninevoxe Poucnona. road peak eu oe 8th Avenue and ease of fever red, arriving haat obveats ae OLE ‘OWERING_, SHRUEBVRY “FRUTT Srnec ety orate tnt ab of Neier ’ F ear. 13 bab bxs 38 TREES, & ion B. GLOVER. 117 3, All veasela which, if they had arrived di Coxaou earl street, ‘will sell at Auction, this day portof departure, would have been included in the fourth class 10 bf chests a1 40 | very ice assortment of flowering sh that shull arrive at any place in the United States, British orth America, and proceed thence te the port of New York between the first day of June aud the first day of October in Sharon, bun flowering a Ted, buff aud yellow honey anckle—E. rant | by and bligh paeonies— a Makeke tte eee sel ae Corn Trade. The fiour market isin better condition now. Prices vessel arriving in the port of New York coast wis and bee . ke. * i Son ti heen 3 of canal have been made at $6.37} 0 sectari (ks; ee, | iso, apples, pears, peaches, plumbs pricot, | afterthe frat day of Tae, w has beeu tothe West Indie ton rT ‘Acet. Tor eleansiag, pres and a Deak ariic.e iu uae | Eutsstences, that areal ‘of BriRheee Cotete, MAteet Peines's Orrin Tooth Paste’ Tt elt, color af the A. SIDNEY DOANE AM M.D. m2i tApt Health Officer of t Part of New York. A ANSNERSARY NOTICE-HOFE TOTAL aspT) TOI 3 A NENCE ery Ba oy i nha Loy ood eeting oft members ofthe Hi H Absienee 8 a fete cou huryee was €-iled tothe cheir, and Joho J Borree or The eal ofthe meeting by Joba C, Coach ving bern read and approved, the commit See of urrangarainia reverted inatiiey bed o sogeaed a plenaid nner for, the society, tobe galated by Mr. Haan that they had engaged the eel meeio, ke. ke. ea which report, om motion, was miogonanen adopted pean ewan, ‘andimpartaa grateful rweetsess to ebresthee PiSeuuly’ of Compleri freckles eusbura sod Dealhog fi Mancn 21,—At market 310 Beef Cattle, 30 pairs Work LA ee ths ipa So 5 Calves,420 Sheep, vand 1300 Swine- tle umso! Prices—Beef Cattle—We quote to correspond with last week, viz : afew choice Cattle at $6. First quality $5 50 "733 second quality $475 a 525; third quality $40 450. Worki 5 Orgo—Ws noticed the following sal 10, Cows naa Calves—Salen at $90, 22,25 and 30. Sheep—Lots were fold at $275, $3) $4, $450 and 5. cosmeti ngs aud eruptions of te ae convince 1—Price 28. ‘cents, Sold only a7 Bowers, Brondway.1i¢ Gant st” COrmer Of Grand, 199 and 279 ‘and pe: said nett, the ath orci Swine—Lots to peddle 3} es api for Sows, and 4 a 5c fer st 7 it the tii tio mal, d, it = | mornil xt, inst. al ‘iat us jock. for anes ay aie ot aot 8 a on. | emer and joining with the other oh trib Bocie- ties thatday ville Sharp Pattison. rmer arge of the Chine from from the inte “rt tober till the at of Fae, Retaues ‘in celebrating the frat annivereauy of ths Lempe- Married, On Wednesday evening, the — by the Rev. Mr. ‘caty. Chase, Mr. Hinam Averts to Miss 8. Parcner, both of of this city. On the 20th "instant, by the Rev. B. C. Phelps, Mr. Mason C. Hint, of Stonington, Conn., to Miss Many An» Wits, of th e place. ee Yesterday morni h 24th. after a brief illness, Mrs. Lryad Jane, W: wit Y of William F.Dullager, in the 24th ‘ear of her age. ¥ The tenn and acquaintance of the family,are re- spectfully invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon, at 4o’clock, from the residence of her mother, Mrs. Jane T. Rice, No. 9 Murray street. Suddenly, on yi ct Maas g 23d inst., Sora; relict of the late John Ric the 73d year of her age. ma the lat of Febi ber. Neaileats whomay be de desire rons of tit ee pyr to attend a Cc 665 Brocdway, on ike Balacder ‘t 2 o’elock A. M., Nenad thee casee rai be, Feared fore the commencement of Yoon of the Medieat Faculty of the University of New JOHN N. DRAPER, Secretar gana ALT Rit iM, Ring Worm, Tetter, Barber's Itch, am bese) be tion and Bsr : whieh is certain tocure the above feeretien. - meen ats facie ihe tot heals ent irene "a aa ete FaEVAu bet Gond wells Deter fai Tecen fused a directed, ‘Try: them, lire 4 Price 50 HE ay HACE CONQUERED Taman’ ‘s Matrest; It relieves in five es after application to the nerveo! the tooth, and P preventa la decay. if the tooth is filled ‘immediately, ze ts, FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS—From M. of Frence—co! ale‘and speedy in the eure of all ceed phere nature has bee fret iteeffects. They eure ina few GiLbint’s ANT BILLION FAMILY PILLS—For the rel ef of all com Me stetaoed i adache, hearigurnsout tlomech, bem he | appeuites oye eter belnra offered to the public, Price 23 conte eaten vi Bold wheles: Tel retail by G. N. N.GUION: in Bowesy, earner of Gray at au 8 AND Ls! N-T ae TSOAP—te always eMleationn senor eee spots, redness, and eruptions of the skin. ‘This Sap inioe . the ane we inal — rate texture ‘resemblirg the’ blendin Price 50 ce! PIMPLES. BLOTCHES, Bir Astley Cooper's Lo- tion lavariabhy succeeds in’ removing pimples or blotches from the face and skim,of the frst ipve'erate nature, of loug standing. Price 5 sold IN. 127 Bow- me re erred, 189 Brondwsy, and 77 East Broadway. 25 Lin? d, That the roccedings of this meetirg bepublish- York Herald and'the ome ord. JOHN os DURYEF, Sec o BOARI SCHOULS. 1020 iaely si stunt Teacher of Hlscution sad most public semiaaries in Seo one ‘she: fad ‘bow hourweach day, to the teaching ot fist braneh of educatinn. ddress J.C. B. at thie office, maa st* ats BALM OF Li¥r—Phis medicine ts dome / wonders in, ie and al thoes af afflicted with coughs, colds, brou- 1 io consumption, a ft the Cae bin feo sot 0 Bi i Wi street ;79 and 100 Fulton: street; 776 Broadway ; 642 and m7 way ; 63, 140} and 188 Bowery ; 89 Division street. RO st 3 000 to +0,0001bs Of fresh Garden Seeds, mi ail the Re re cl otal sad ve vi “paral for soles juantities to suit purchasers, ut permanent eat ment, cor- Asersinot" ¢ sod Bromigey. A she ponte peentions ‘ont Of his $8 years prectice in Mitek. As ee cocions tecchesmet crenata 4Gold Medal, from the American Institute, whi thon, and the 3 New York, Stste Agricultural Society. having ve je0 as premiums for superi pois “al none cea scene Passengers Arrived. —Schr Axis—Thomas Gilman cert Ty ark tok Brower Pha ne Pa SESH: Lashed “late of ship Lewie Bikuvpa~Brip Herald—Ca Perl pty Pea je aia Savavwani—Brig Exact— iia Joh and lady, Horace feo) McCaffray—46 in the stee: Foreign Importations, Canton—Ship Delhi—( Reported in yesterday’s Herald)—27 bf hf chts 09 catty’ bxe imp~sial 92 hf chts pouchong 1560 do Chae Ned 94.do 189 chta hyson 165 de hy on a eget ‘do souchar do Sate b nee iter wder teate ens hy Teas lr teeeaieeds ce ran je be souchoug 31 de hyson 20 eae tt 10 Cannister — imperial 10 poke EF ie io nooeht epee eas i © pieces imeata 100 {tbs joy 20 i dite Tene Gheitiemnenrinent corel hf chts eee eae 30 c: ty) bus. pre pice K eon ido ik and baa Persone have a atric The fe ears notron remarie rte ite eu th 5 aly e ee cides a fleet ture Own, OF, see hee a . there are two which are very com. TO THOSE_WHO WOULD HAVE A FINE hese are numer 2th aten ama arabe HEAD OF HAIR flomeed very ou jased lad tee sl be mestiond pouchopg cagee ile egods +k 123 hf that Jndge Edwards, of FLAIR. a man over |. ‘The first of these Soccahataaie saben te time, It in well hyeot Pacscngbor 13 yack tes itor Bier ear of age, the top uf wi head was ag | hnown, that stejetureg, arise LR a and ved — yuon © Sewelicu aree Bro bald sthe palm of one’ Pie tae ince, has now kreated Gonorrhda. Now, wi uae if im the ied any of thi beck. 9 rattan 12 cases fab pt a afte day we i ere abe her peri ya a] @ order. fre dark hair growing ih grigetey Ro ecg Y 2 ‘A youog gentleman, a Irie atrects aud rel Enowa in, Weil erect, wre attached Sth ke Staddarde balance Ha cS Domestic mart eae seine Savawnan—Brig Exact—96 casks rice Boll oe suomlty hfdoJ $ 3) apter 2 Palen cation AG fuller oa Barstow & Fone I) & Moore—24 J Wood—ee 3 8 Brouson—12. W Spies—10H W & 8 fiilla—187 to erder—8 kept lard ie bbla dour pMistoun, Shermen Koon MARITIME HERALD. ‘This ie a fect that may be tho weer es Mied oon “ators the author never eam a cane of sire, ture, (and he sees many e' lay) i Bid We patient did not, more or less, complain a ital energy—thet fe‘nag not oo capa of ines as eniy. thi however, ce clearly shown ia Ofte << ttle volume noticed in another column of titu the render is referred, mot only. for evades of thie hi on the top of his head was dried off—the were pl with red, rust; ay hair, filled with dandr he has now a beaut I bead of i, ral Circassi He Onn is gold at #—(if ye refed are the rij \- ber you willbe cheated) 02 Tirathase street, ‘at the sin ofthe American Eagle, Price only three, five or ‘eight shillings— three size m5 3t* J. on AS. & CO. PoMelssion AND A ti A LPH f tieviae emtlt ha it be ted v C- tt! hat may consul M. * CHANTS, 2 ADWAY, abba: somali ak Yin cectieam: Reo, 60 ate ay escola I 3, 3 abd should any bein doubt ae to the existence of thie PORT OF NEW YORK, MAROM 25, 1842 | Shinde and property of every deveriplion intended for citkey | dotmser eanecully alter perusing. hun {itthe volume, he well = publicor private sale, shout expenge or the least pain, explain and him whe: SUR RIKS +++ REFERENCE! ther he have or not. Letit only be remem ifhe re- won Messra. Erastus Corniut & Co,, ‘Alban. ally hasastricture,not all the medicine in ihe wor, lone, i us Hi King Ca,” do wll ever cure it. m9 I ewis Benedict & Co. de VATE TREATISE — Tine ig a ithe 4 Webb & Douglass, do Tia Hy diseases in which the best and most convenient Colemabess Jak Jared L. Rathbone, Esq, do ripe oS ‘are stated im the plamest manner. ol maa vy lobn Townsend, Eq. do fino shows the resaon why. these maladies 20 frequently con & ny jedonte, Lottes=* amon Foray, 64. go tinue ou from mouth to month,uncured. and terminate at length iss do other and permanent complaints. indeed, no one can ritanuia Mesars, 3 Mea &. Liveoin & Co, Boston. thia little book without seeing at once their true and real ne: W Oleotis Far &Mech A'DrPatenin, Bay, Ca Saco hy Watts Sh: ‘maa, Be Gi thy Albay me Me, is Theo, “Olcott: iq., Caah'e Canal ay ak, do tow, eqs tasks Troy City Denk, Troy.” mas tmeod MADAME COSTELLO. MAPAME GOSTELLO, Female Physici atl! conti ues to treat ed astonishing success, all diseases pecu- liar ‘to females. Sopp ereion, irreguiarity, ebstruction, &e. oy whatever cause ed by Mad: tare, and aiso the risk and danger of trusting them to ignorant and boasting peopte. With a view. however. to obtain arational degre of cont deace in what he has advanced on the cure of those di author thinks it proper here to give, a simple statement the means and opportu ties he himeali has had of forming just and clear opinions on thie subject. He | pore ate, that wae | Died Erecuate of Edinburg! . pen he hve Atte emma wal het Fea in alee ch practice tor more pio Hiched two editions of a worl express i aoe that he has jue of (othe mon! a. oo eminent urope to the most emivent in America, as Sir meygiaae ine to Dr. Mott of New York pede. Fi Bick ct any ove. Stee ot A this city. These are circum highest satisfaction to every gue, es- to those who are ansious to obtain the best advice.— Aug. The mail steamer Dee, Orum, is the next due from the West Indies. kh apgagg a Arrive, Packets to Depart. Westminster, Moore, Feb.17 | Ontario, Bradiahy Montreal Tinker,” Feb.30| Poremte-Atwoed, ASEI19 AVERPOOL. ror Nor You, ‘Cropper, Feb. 8 Rosciue, Calling ee Mar a6 beeen a how: Fee Europe, wa. April Ei < accommodstion of her numerous patients to receive ladies on the point of confinement, or theve whe wish to be treated for obstruction of thete monthly period.— ‘C. can be eonaphted at her residénce, 34 Lispenard st, Mar. 96 | ot all times, and with the stri Went regard to secresy. book je ea Res cual hi ese venencrrnonenemiesuredier “fe Dr Rais consulted i hus residence,88 Greenwich street, atamy hour, and hag distinct and separate apartments for those sho have tg walt alittle. Communications by post are faith fully replied BV m93 Leo! | 200, 000 PICKLES, in cack: 1 ),JU0 —Arorted Ficklen ids glia! ustard, of a suy price: Cider ont White Vinegar, by Krout by the barrel or keg; Preserved Fowls, Milk, &e. war anted ngih of din nny climate, excellent fo; me, store ti ey sitord’ anreat icy ata reasonable price; Giround Coffee, warranted pure; Watdut'Mushroom aud Fomato Cataup, by the gallon or do zen, N. B Large s' Pickles. for grocers, by, WELLE CELE E Whalerdle Warehouses for Pick ‘o Ship Masters, We shall dual it a favor, if captaina of vessels arriving here, will hye to Commodore Bassett, of s, news schoouers, Pag aeall, the rater ae moe at the fend whence they sail a lit of their cargo. u immediately on their Or 7) ‘any way. A AME a STELLO, THE FEMALE the first Phy deat medicine their natura athey. relieve wne fall for them will be pad with her circular, containing ample sirections, and all the precautions necessary to be ol served in their use. NV. B.—The married, under some cireumstances, m stain from (beer use for reasons Ni communications ‘0 4 Lisoenard etre 30 ODD YEARS wkeep an: eh ‘he oy eventeh ape ins. pot. BK tend Ag vs 3 ammith & Leeda: Panay eens , Be tin arid tba st bet fae m23 3m* NS. T Whoniett; Bagh F EXPERIENCE in the seasniifc prc etice of curing cer FRAVANG Secure te re GigE, by Pagel Eliza, Bailey dent Osteweumnan te Labi eesti wether | leaye to snform the amoking public that rey W always fad, Packet ship Ville de bon Sour, from Havre, Feb an, | bempold, oF inveterate, inlens than fait te time employed | fimiestorea mel aiscty axortmen of the fe siseeis tad with mdge to © Bolton, Fox § Livingston. “© ‘On Barnegat, saw | OY Thecommon doctors, whe penne (hele. pactents witts ser | 12's tial rate amcle 9 and friendiy treatment can iiaure. cya: tom, to receive hare of it. ‘mga tm* k with lose of m:in- 0) he cu me nitre, cube! ti sh oh N. ‘B. that Dr L a regular physi- MIRA SCLOUS Brit Mrier MleKeraie 37 days. fi Glasgow, Teck, set . oeglee pbyei- com caricts © ve aie lat a ‘So akone cal facu'ty of Paris, also graduated in the U See tte oA er cos i Me, | Sika te eed yi ibm “sis"'| CURE OF RHEUMATISM, Ao apathy c° carr topmast st MBOAT MEETING.~By virtue of a constitution NSwARS December 91 1841.—Dr. Ring.—Dear Sir:—Y: rs cori leva sass dare pom Dermat intl | Roathtiwnts ie igs st Stamler Cras aed ihe chy st | the ch ay cetera 5 or! Cuba, went on the feet off Ber haat but was got off 6 placer, we a woexpastediy. reatored, per hear rokes 18 ry Trove ‘Guayema, PR, shy a3: and taken into St Geor ain than re iy ag only to to Brig Sam! N Go t, ke, ay et, thal vr i ‘5 hi jtual » othearing the re: Woi'y who look to him transtctiog a praive to you, an 2 un t ble mercy in sparing me at tnia time | Anything that is ak eat re ih be of benefit to yous such as nt of my su in the pert of tne, Commits days from Guay iis, FH, Le wep te oo eats earn geome: | of a aera rele z ht pal itneased. by. Yea tobe i. from piobite. Thome Peale Se ttheir Lape to th letter, Were iti Sele Asie from evans, March 12\h, with 300 000 qpornee A Be Berean eye enargea wens Ar at ajo Covpeey @ Gi martin Chas r bur have long that my pecuniary means ha sora sree Oho Gero 4 Smith, icone er three aipee I'wee attacked with wal wot inet. off Marmarock, sp9! Wm H. Hoyt, Sx cocter calles he Inflamm ry Rheumatism, by whieh | ft Nee vant ae ne akon woke | Rosw Teta complete ¢ i havi Tost the tas of my lanbs, ache Morey & iors eee Re Peres | 8 ch fell away moet Trighe(al'y, eteabring one from all work ad by ache Mercy & Hope, from Richmord for Newt had it m for a few Ingndreddllten had saved when — work I aud iny family would have been jorhouse. aaciin $0 Fou, andi hipe the puvlic, will tee how Meier vay ani for oues more betng able to eary my daily, bre ‘ascalooga, and about i00 sail of three bottles of your lizir. we of Newb: javenpow, id, itt i ig princl Armetice, 10 dagn Trout Poste Caballo. ‘ 2 iis oe HE pecif eeegtat Bad geettende, 39m ark "f era ter One ship, four brigs. Ki Geo W Smith, Wi \—Hannah Jacobus, Willian Vanes Recor. wen Doctor Davenport, obguered ame fol by ©. H. RING, 59 Fabton eh ata Pacers ron Kenors.—The Roscius, for Liverpool, and | 2 Galen ce —GunADoAL PALY ERS WW Ba Burgundy, for Havre, wi next Saturday. Theirletter | J Hei yo, pny es reetand Powery. 4) pounds for a bog are ut Gilpin’s, im the Exchange, Hf J Wek ‘ ‘att lse”aod made f Trom the beat su, etiine flowr—try it, Detainee. —The Siskapeare, for Liverpool, and Hendrick | EOWA" foe meal wea ie Huagon.for London. ‘Their letter bag remain at Gilpin, faane R Jessup” TVoorkees,. OX rawnvat et he Exchange. 4 Hen gi bo. bayee Well, Jas PPRSSE & BROOKS, Bria RarMonn —A person repneveatiog maelf fae tho ay . ? tt ants 3" mos G1 Liberty at. wa be agente nd si le of ot ead clothe, e sed plomeaepe year. ire rich and ichseaae assumeresof the most superior qual! ‘covering, 50 doz napkius, do dow Dertide dan darmask table Hy ‘Also, a we lot of misectianoave articles, Se. URDAY. oth goods, 2 stare f ay or elotle of all dese: iptions. atin sofa, lounge ,chair, Also, a splendid assortment of rick a and ottoman coeeh moat brautifel cov aplendid sesortment of elegant household fi ; removed from drookiy'n 0 cee ete tet 3 Counting House counting house desks,2 writirg 22 firet rate sofas, 16 rocking Slee meple parlor chairs. THUnspAy. boty hep ia, the 10 o'clock wilt be sold, the elegant fur- heaves, 168 Broadway, to clowe the a EBDAY, Abril sth, pak, Fortes » ke.—Eley ‘fare descrintihe, Furniture Salem As pie coptained in t No. 753 Broadway, will | to close the estate of the late Dav: iat, the parlor furuiture, viz rich }Brusseis to match, rosewood and ed divans, large Fresch r) curtains, sofes, mant! giine forte. plated ware, and rug. peleoonee, damask nattrassen, cg aid beds, plain and amare tables, sofas, secretaries, ward: ebes, fesune bea curtai od stauds,conversation and soft bana cabinets, | 2. THEATRE, THIS EVENING, Marci The oerformance wit come HE {WOULD ANI SHE WOULD NQF. pow Pale c pepeomale | Deo eerie heattey ries i — Hypolita Mig Cushman. eile After which z sat, CHARLES U MALLEY, Charles O'Malley. Wheatly |C-pt Hommersly Clarke uy Daal Miss 8. Cushman Admission—Bores z it 50 cents : Gallery 95 cents ‘HAM TH THIS EVENING, Mak a a5 The perdormasce wid com- THE WARLOC K ‘OF 7 G Mauhow,, Mr int aks oermye? Mrs Thor.e lari an, Mra Herbert which. BB Me Ov PLAW. Jhamy Twitcher Seton | Mobb Agatha Beatrice . rw FSi 4 HOY Fanchatto eit There, oe Galzette ‘o conclade with THE Haniidvane. Stevens i aati arise Maoksyets tts aay YMPIC THEATRE. LL THIS EVENIRG 4 March a performance will com eas aes ty eu ASTOR. « Juno easel Timm 04 Ny RIQUET, ATT vite TUFT. ‘Gral ¥ t lormcaatio Pairy Ting Toes, a! Prince Reauet, | How cry Prince Perseverance a ee Ninadid, Cinderella ‘To conclude with KELL brary book cases, ke ‘Aigo, basement furni'urr ‘tment ‘ot il en ig erticies ais of the, Furniture of the bed tebe numerous other housekee} nme en the parr, Taat the base ‘There isa fie hall | stair carpets included ure cau be ween early ow th the re E—Sele of Clothe, © Be. 1s generally ,in lots to auit eres, Ves at ah | oo: kc, inthe large rooms, 92 Aun street x TION ore MAlso, stock of mil clothe, crash, ata co pledged articics ms silks, gating, linens, damask table hages ho THOS. BELL, Auctioneer, ale ate choice fursiture, large rooms, 3 Aunand i18 Fulton THOS. BELL, Auction-er, PEOPLE'S LINE FOR ALBANY and daily at five o'clock, P. tween Courtlandt and ar tmtmosions steamboat ROCH'STER, Capt. St. a, as above, this day (Friday) afternoon, at five °'The SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. Braniard, leaves ‘aa above, y), afternoon, at five o’cloe! “The Bouth America direst without {andiog at infermediate Aur TON NOTICE —kxteosi of all drecriptions, Brussele ea day at 10} o’elock, streets. intermediate places. from the Pier to-morrow (Saturday ‘The above boats are new and substantia’, furnished with and forepted and PEI R are unrivalled on the Hudson ‘or passage or freight, appiy on board, or PASSAGE, FOR CIVERPO Agr ‘he TA) OLINTA, Capt. Smith, will #: i) co Lis Goes accomm For passage, apply on board, {cot of ine street or to “i Souihsi or 43 Peck Sip. en lar packets aie weekly from Li- wepeol, and those about to remit money can have dente pn ne All the principal towne of Great Britain and Ireland, i Persons wishing to send for ip ONrAn 10, atm superior fast eailit packet f ie m Beadish, will will'sail a8 above, her regular day. applying on board pier east side of Maiden Ly GLOVER & McMURRAY, 100 Pine street. corner of South, #,—Persons Mrishiog to sent | for their friends re: the ‘old country. can have the bavi cpsanc! ofthe si paeke ay: eovlying apabove (il by paid. . tise Capeain ‘Sanee Hart, et sail as above, Cat handocrtely necommodate a tim ed number of cabin, second cabiu and steerage pa reat very moderate rates’ jain on board, foot of JOHN HERDMAN, 61 Soni “a TINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS ip EUROPE. Gu sot Mle packet git sul ‘positively on riday, ecommodations and advantages and steerage passengers, are weil known to be tuye- er terms ‘of passage apply on board, foot of Beekman ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO. 3 next door to the Fulton Bank. Persone desirous of eendmg to the old country for their ids can the necessary arrangement se prs, them brought out in the Europe, sailing';fr_m 19th of May, ori any of from there mancinal) on the Fuh and 19th of every south’ JAMES B ROCHE, u“ wen Fi azar, NEW LINE UF LVR! Packet of the 25th ‘March ing, en} Captain Joho nee wall ail omeaite a above, her regular day. ‘The ships of this line are all 1000 tons burthen and upwards, and their accommodations for cabin, second cabin and ateerage € superior to any other line of would fo well to ne mint cabin, e packets’ of the Old For term8,avply » Pam engers it in well known 8, "Persons wishing to secare ber anake early application on board foot of 0 43 Pek He or 49 South street. Persons desirovs of sending for their’ friends to come. ut st ng the old country, cam have the m brought out in the Ros on very reasonable terms, ae wishing to remit money to their frie sds, ‘amount, payable on demand, all ithe pr cipal towns of Great Britain and Ireland, by apply ing as above. FOR NEW Hie rar and New York Line— Regul ndid figniobed accommoda- ‘OLLINS & CO. 88 South st. Gamtoera wil halstenste inyoiee povdaha tee tae sok Agent in New Orleans. Jas, f. Woodruff, who will prompt: ly, forward all gooda to his address ‘The packet ship LOUISVILLE, Capt Hunt, will suc ceed the Lour#a, and gail the loch April, her regular day. i FOR MARSE.LLES— NASAUA, Capt. subscribers purpose dispatching a Ship punetually on day of each month diring the year tor seut he au weribers for f actly ee bediopntgned free of avy other than the chat them. ‘The Ships have very 0 ‘Hegular Packet —Toe rene will sail on the ht "Foe fecieht or pan OUD ke HINC CKEN, Agente M2sth Marche The epicaael reket a ship ip ROSC UB, Captain, John Collins of “11 ve, ner regular da} eget isaac £. 5 COLLINS & CO.56 Southetreet ath AT YIDDONS, Captein C, B. tion will senceed ‘the Roscius, and sail 25'h April, her regu- Pasengers may rely upon the ships of this line eaity 508 L 1, ‘RePOOL—R: Geltatn Col int wil be 3 ler regular day. ular Packet of the racket Ship — modations fora . re unsurpassed by any For ae ST HERDM AN, 61 South street, expat fio ony — of Gre: Britain and Ireland, can at all times be se- s furnished for. any amount, payable thrcugh- by apply: oan above. O t Saratoga 8} ae splendid Bosrdivg Hovee. ealies the House, will accommcdate about two hundred Boarders, afew rods from the Pavilion ®prin pply at C. Hatsenbuttle, 99 Ce ate TO Li or Franklin Hoyt, 8a COPY OF A TESTIVONIAL ATED DOCTOR NE! oM U ey OHIGINAL BE SEEN AT 372 BROAD- #in—The cement with which you filled the decayed teeth of Miya a gree lf ae 2, an 8 ‘and gave the greatest matisfaction. rth peer Srartitietal teeth. planted on gold enmshielas Tange of three or four teeth up to a complete set for fea jaws, Which I have seen you evecute, are on a le the highest order of dental substituticn now know: here or in Kwrope. the purpose for which OBERT NELSON esTom How se, New Yor, t shhetars Office, e seeslved 3 th ¢ a ne for furnishing the fol- nar all for or the use of the Light Houses in thie nas of Spermaceti St ayes i a Serer The said aii to be gas the Gime of Gtivery. a ined Oil, for Summer use. from head matter, weit States. (em il it stoy int iron each on ‘itt to be trie iy Bore ra EDWARD CURTIS, 0- PARTNERSHIP, Nome. —The eben haveeu tered into partners)’ un bw oe ne Yorks DONNSLUY ks he DOWNES ot N Not Bc A handsome assortment of summer clothing, mide <] cheap for cash, wo heres, re TER DONS rca eas “o) wales io — ever yd house 4 O with the wu euring. fare fo the habit of ieee H90e OT ER DONNELLY. ‘ic mong made wp, togive him a call. warranted to fit. W4 Library” Ati aN oF landing Trom ship Luise, vf * Or-ecne, for ale by ussion—Dress 18} cents. Private rises at half past revew AMERICAN MUSEUM. Parker Broadway en Ley] street the Manenement .| EVERY Say AND EVENING 4 a is EK —@om* meneing Monday. Mareh 14 xD Bias “Wa iitouS ta for one week, a company their SQUA Ws, who will exhibit th ceremonies, iliustrative of their religous’ rit &e ; worship and thankagiving, wedding dance ) the life of Captain Smith murder jeCrea, and various interesting INDIA \ PANTO, the nas, Geo cogegs aged, for bbe ge) period, Mr. haa rivalled, humorous, and. 1a DROLUERIST. whos mou othe delet lestront ot Butch, irish and"Vank oe the Dépular sat i inergaged, NIAGARA E APT SCH prakraien NEU! Era a JLROAD; ALBINU LAD’ fete ean ; ING, Grand’ Comorame, aud Re remel ax, Performance takes place every Wednesday Admittauce to the whole 95 cente—children hall peice. FIRST APPEARANCE OF MR. CHARLES BRAHAM AT NEW YORK.. ME. BRAHAM has the honor to announce, that he rit, ve aConcert at the Si ciet: rooms, pa neon ciel ety var es ard atreet, the 31 instant, when hii Mr cl ise hea hig on Br. hares Brahaat wit abe in firet - . PROGRAMME. , Dr. C! rie Clr, “el pes a Vt, tee eee wee B ofthe Vill Sop ‘he Ploughman toe jilor + “ a Gri igaud Scena from RET eg Proudly and wide Tickets $1, children halfpricet FR a A ge i aLeay Aiiee erie cert. Doors opened at seven, aud Ballcpast actos Octocke emt ne ee omenee Oe to commence at "AE BKAINERS have the boter to anno jive a Grand C tthe Ra ‘Vocal nee! heath they a enil sing i Friday ovaning, March 84 Hiety of new songs, ad ppeer’ ia thelr taatiocal summer: Coatume ofthe Tyrol. an 50 cents, }@ be had at the Music Stores, and al the Coneert to commence at eight o’clock ma ate MADEMOISELLE LE SOPATE a MELIZET epectfel ly t unce to her f1 nd to her retura to hitad a ete Gaecieteoaes previo VOCAL AND IN: FRO MENT AT CONCERT. at the Cit Hotel, ‘on Wednesda: th oy 30th inetant, on which ; | eau ton Bien ign ie Biguis, Mr. and other eminent ar aUe-vicaincp will shacilr-be euhamnged. wat J FARKE ICs GRAND ANN 4 «Mec P-AND HIS DAUGHTER have the hove aac ounce to their Giends andthe public. that their annual kx- hibition Balt wil lace on Monday evening, the 28th of Meaeeagh facwel tn between 26 ahd ab. aera pees will rata | te ves balls and fivureedvertssnen A Me aia ‘ickets for admission 10 admit a 4, Sentleman and two ladies; extra ladies tickets 50 Hall Orat Me Pras reaideucesaor Bowery, red St Gothic KFULLER’S GYMNASIUM. (TO.THOSE WHO VALUE HEALTH—The Gymmna- sium, 206 Greene street, near Bleecker, is now oie dally. ia addition fp ine rexotes execs 66 the'G Ri eairciee ond nee F fog Alley, Quat, Ground, "Bistol Terget. with st «Bow epace for running 5 ch render this eatablisi mest, asa gymnastics geof ium, 20 Ann wt, where there is eve ‘imfemet 3 ator" fought as such'time as to suit ccordanc have been reduced to $1 fae nd sae ta, MORAL, INSTRUCTIVE, RECRE. ATIVE AND TEMPERATE AMUSEMENTS. NOTICE =o the enema of the ot and ut, Rhode Mail SIENOK HERVIO NANO, The just: Nebrated and naturally endowed M i Gea jwligs extrsorcinar personification ‘of the Guome, the Bubboon Fly, Ke, har been. the delight of the world, an: ti . dur mouths, to visit the shove States with’ his Coflants onmer tlcile of Franconig, Refunds. ‘Olr mpiea in the Chasse Elyree at Paria, and sekent jid Baud of Music, with a ul cient number of artistes > make the SR superior to any thing vet oflere 5 o consist of a Metempsychosian Bazaar flight of f Ited GNOME FLY, in which viG : | NaNo 10 millenbody vier THE BABBOOY XN 53 Ze a 3 MAN {ttt Meeycham, the Quip of the Peris, Sd ANd Nano be followed by MUSICAL OLIO!! consisting of Pianoforte Ly ations by Madame HERVIO: Von! Webee 1—Grand Sonato in BS 2—Concerta Stuck in F 3—Grand Fantasia on the National Save oy, Ah Kule Britant will norte dian Maid Nope pane sei of making in gion Hervie Namo, can learn particulars oe ee iyi "(goat a). to the coders d, at the Branch sien”: w “Bio ia RVIO NANO. * _|M%& “K. MEEB, lately from Burope, Pee ee of Mire in its highest branches, gives Imairections ie We we cing, and in the use of the serait crooked and Sabre, Hunting Knife, Musket and Bayonet, Staff, knee species of wer pons. Vor particulars, enquire at 505 Pearl street. 11 im* GYMNASIUM. PISTOL GALLERY. Mien HUDSON & OTTIGNON respectt form the gentlemen of New York, that they have a GYMNASIUM at the corner of Chambers street Broedway, ‘and it is now open for the reception of vi The institution is of the first order, and.complete in every regpeet for the purpose of Athlete Eieteises: Sparring Lessons fjendnly. iy and evening. mi im? ‘erma modernte. PIAN 0. FORTES A bh sical world to the exte ive MUSIC. b Ina bata Onis tables can be found sft the standard Masical Compo} sitions of the great masters of Europe and very ‘ gatige ow Thorough Baas, Harmony een eT Mestesl Cepmipeen emt iliernenr: Qing ofevery mu ian ef any diatineticn. ey sddg to the alee arte caliection of AE ag fond Marches, anees, R: iM, eke cany of whieh caanot he found at m The style of Tiehing muric at ine Entab’i won bona 9 is elk knowa to {the musical community to ‘other store in the country, ai! the music Weing rite rom ay antl engraved melallic pater; the title tebe wi bemutiful lithographic viguaties, menu’ of which ar ctantalally at price of Mosic is atone If the old raus,and as tow re tained elsewhere ag new music a printed on beautiful (Lan Paper, a Mp coremes. price ia the same as A A. constantly receiving superior Piano Fortes fact or Ine em: tons of Roseword ant fi Mahorany, pith the. Grand “Acie, fine trope Metallic Pyates, &e. emoracine the latest ‘feet of furniture, with tablet and hallow cornered fronts, cepeered , and Grecian, sero! hi wi material reasoned. ns to slapd the teat of very, climate, ind can be returned if any defeet ie found in the instrumenta. [rice from $160 to Stools of various patterns, to correspond with Pisnoe “ot Rose Mahogany, &e "Oia Pianos taken in exchange. Second hand Pianos sale very cheap. ‘The subscriber ha enlarged oy ‘eateblishment, invites strangers and cxizeua fo give'iimn a call belore Turchasiog wes Catalogues gi ven gratis, and Music sent to anv per- of hae: ATWIL' +f - MUSIC ESTABLISHMENT,* n of the Golden A mo whe ie (Ser Sto en ae Pantte barely 1? ADVANTAGES or oO Niue known sign 9f the Gu, irom the commer of Fulton and where he will teamort har 23 to his present ari at of pring onde, and Paris, markets, al compris selected from rout Fashionable ef Clothe, Cessimer a, Vest ings, ke. ke. . oases havi made exclusively for rash, he ene urenasee ter lly selpeed prices on that wolden py Sreiet te esllopa ceuyioced hienself and customers of the mgeraainsceah payieg community, be rolicile 2 contine” om enna ua ity er « ote aah ONES Beatowed daring Wie faby career « Naval and Military Uniforms, Ladies’ Riding Hebi tec, ho,” made in superior atyle. “Sir Hiateock eoutiries to weiat im the cutting deport m ¥