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ACCOUNT BOOK
MANUFACTORX,
sign of tDe le1rr,
No. %, Market Street.

EE OOKS Of every description for Merchants
u y and Banks, made Of the best materials and
warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Paper ruled TO pattern, free from broken lines.
BooK-BINDING generally, executed at short
notice, and moderate prizes.
II any recommendation of the subscriber S
work is wanted, it may be inferred from the fact
that more books Of his manufacture have 1cen
sold during tho last eight years, than has been
made by any other person in this town, and that
his work is now used by more than half the
Banks in Providence; and by great proportion
of the Banks in the vicinity.
Stationcrs who do not make their own Books
will find this establishment to offer Hooks for
quality and price equal TO any in the Union.
Writing Books Of Il superior quality, constantly
on hand.
!LF Orders are respectfully solicited.
THOMAS DOYLE.
Providence, Il. l. June 10, 1881. r.. I5-ly.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, June 20

REPORTED FOR THE BOSTON PATRIOT.
AT market this day 33I Beef Cattle,
(including 10 unsold last week. 10 Cows
and Calves, and 1906 Sheep and Lambs.
Forty Beef Cattle remained unsold at
the close of the market
PRlcEs-BEEF CArTLE-We shall
quote to-day from 4 so to ) %, extra at
5 33 5 so; we notice some thin Steers
taken at 4 4 80.
Cows AND CALvEs--Sales were ef
fected at SIS, 10, "a, %, and S27.
SHEEP AND LAMBs--SaIes quick, we
noticed one lot at Sl,83, several at .,
one at 2 %, also at 2 33 2 81 l-2.-
We noticed the sale OF lot of wethers,
sheared. at 2 33, also an extra lot shear
cd, at S4.
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1t is now stated in the National Intel
ligencer, that Capt Downcs has arriv-
ed at Washington, to take command of
the irigate Potomac, which is to sail to
Newly ork in few days, and hence to
England, to take Mr. Van Buren ont as
the successor of Mr.. M'Lanc. The
Telegraph states positively that the Po-
tomac has been ordered upon this SER
vice. Formerly our superb packet ships
were deemed sufficient for the convey
ance four ministers, at an expense of II
couple Of hundred dollars. For Gen.
Jackson's ministers, however, nothing
short of a ship Of war, and hundred
thousand dollars expense will answer
Formerly, however, it was the ministers
who gave dignity to the embassage.-
Now,i is the conveyance that gives dig
nifty to the minister. NJ Y, Spectator.
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TARIFF.-We have stated repeatedly
that the Jackson presses of this State
have changed ground on the Tariff
The Argus in particular has veered right
about, as we may prove by and by, when
we have more leisure. The following
paragraph from the Belfast Journal, a
Jackson paper, almost explains our views:
aud certainly no better demonstration Of
the beneficial effects of the American
System can be exhibited, than such trb-
utcs drawn from the mouths of enemies.
"Thc present tariff with all its impcr-
fcctons is probably much better than
any think likely to grow out of its aboli-
ton, or any practicable revision of it at
present; and the longer it lasts the worse
will be any change in it, that is not grad
nal and does not keep pace with the abl-
ity of the country to counteract the ei-
fects thereof, unless the country goes to
point out of the reach and the fear Of
foreign competition.
True, it is, that no intelligent man
wants to see the Tariff of 1898 touched,
but with the most particular hand. The
moment the question is agitated again,
the South with her nulliiers, g. the North
with her Cambrelengs ure marshalled 10
make law as odious as possible in order
to destroy it upon its final passage. The
difference between US, and the British
System-men, is, that they wish to have
little or no protection, and thus to break
down all protecting duties, even the Ia
riffofl324, while we go for generous pro-
lection. Portland .1dr.
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NEW BOOKS,
For sale and Circulation at
JAMES HAMMOND>S
Circulating Library and Book Store,

1HCHtui"g ItDTuTy anu DUN ctoIe;
J l. n T. II, 1891.
The Dutchnan's Preside, a tale, vols. by J. X.
rauldmg
The History Of Chivary aud the Crusades, BY G..
i. X. james, esq. author Of Daruley 4 co. be-
ing the 2Cth nHmber o! the Family Library.
The Monastery, Il romance, the revised edition, by
Sir Walter Scott, 2 vols.
Destiny, or the Chiefs Daughter, by the author Of
Marriage, Sc2v
The I'alba, or Moor of Portugal, Il romance by
mrs Bray, author of the Protestant, sc 2 vols.
Mrs lieinans' new poenis-songs Of tho affections,
with other poems, vol.
Memoirs Of the life of the Right Honorable Sir
George Canning, vols
The Catcchsn Of Health, or plain and simple
rules for the preservation Of the Health and VI
gor of the constitution from infancy TO old age,
I vol.
A Dictionary of select s popular quotations which
are daily in use, taken from the Latin, French
Greek, Spanish, and Italian languages, vol
The Holy and prolane states, by Thomas Fuller,
with some account Of tho author and his writ
| ngs, vol.
The Invalids Oracle. or directions for nyigorating
and proonging life, by William Kitchener, MD
author Of the Cook $ Oracle, vol
A practical treatise on Gesture, chiefly distracted
| from Austin's chironomia, adapted to the use Of
students, | VOL
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JACKSON EDIToRs.-A singular fatali-
ty appears to attend the conductors ofthe
Administration Journals. The editor of
the United States Telegraph, the former
leader of the gang, is now assailed by
his quondam followers with all the vorac-
ity ofblood-hounds, for having undertake
en- the defence of distinguished states
man, whom the party have found it con-
venient to prescribe. Another prominent
Jackson editor has been sent to the Ohio
Penitentiary for having drawn dirk on
leading member of his own party, and
rendered him n cripple for life.-A third
has been committed to Jail in Kentucky,
for shooting at, and dangerously wound
ing, gentleman ofthc same politics. A
fourth, in Missouri has been fined in the
sum Of 5000 for an atrocious libel on
another Jackson Editor These, be it
remembered, arc allrccent occurrences;
and the parties engaged therein, are, one
and all, full blooded Heroites. They
prove not only the extraordinary degree
Of harmony and mutual good will which
prevails among these "brethren of the
same principle: but also, that every Ad-
ministration Editor is clearly entitled to a
reward of some sort-and that whenever
the "greatest and best" ncglects to be-
stow it, some member Of the party, or the
law, seldom fail to repair the omission.
Ohio Siaie Journal.
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MAN. "Nlan may be justly entitled
the great destroyer and exterminator of
life, without regard to time, place and
circumstances. BY his power, the stron-
gest are overcome, by his ngenuity, the
most subtle are circumvented, and their
energies of body and mind made sub
scrvicnt to his necessities or pleasures.
lie is superior to the whole animal crea-
ton in the noblest attributes; but he en-
joys one prominence, even the lowest
have no reason to envy him. All the
destructive animals fulfil their dire Off
ces upon the creatures belonging to 9TH
er kinds when the lion leaps from am
bush, it is into the neck Of the wild OK or
the antelope that he bures his claws;
when the wolves howl in unison, it is the
deer they arc pursuing; when the scream
of the eagle sounds the shrillest, then let
the wild duck beware! Even the in
satiablc ferocious tiger keeps aloof from
his brethren of blood. But when the
drum rolls, and trumpets clang-whcn the
banner folds are shaken abroad upon the
air, and the neigh of the charger re-ech-
oes the deep notes of the bugle; then is
man, with his boasted reason, preparing
to spill the blood of his brother-to drive
his dcsolating chariot over the faces OF
his kindred-spread havoc and despair
before his path, and leave famine and
,pestilcnce to track his footsteps"
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LIBERIA. A paragraph was copied
snto our last paper from the Salem
Gazette stating that intelligence had
been received from Liberia, via Port
Praya, that sixty three of the emigrants
who went out in the Volador, have died
since their arrival in Africa. Upon
comparing dates we arc satisfied that
the report must be incorrect. There is
a merchant from Liberia now in this city,
who left Africa one month after the
VoladOr arrived, at which time the
emigrants were in the enjoyment of cx-
cellent health. In addition, we have
this morning received the African Re-
pository for June, in which the editor
announces the receipt of letters, by the
ffigatc Java, from the Colonial Agent,
DIR. Mechlin, and the Colonial Ply
;sciap, Dr. Todsen. These gentlemen
say that "thc health and prospects of
the settlement are highly encouraging"
Doctor Todsop, states that out of large
number Of patents for whom he had
been called to prescribe, only one had
died, and his death occurred in conse-
quence of a stay of six months among
the natives, exposed to deadly nocturnal
cxhalations. ~ Y. Spectator, 20M.
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~ Mdrfue list. ~
W4 PORT OF NEWPORT. MSfH
ARRIVALS.

.NO.ND.iY, June 2Oth-Ar. Schrs Babcock,
.Northam, fin New York; Alexander Ballattey
Ellsworth; Agawam, Hudson, FIN New-Bedford
for n. York; William, Rowland, for do. Sloops
Wave, White, I'm Southampton; B. ID. Jones,
West, Bristol; William, Burdick, fin Sagharbor;
Express, Gardner, and Amity, lawton, fin N. y.
Enterprise, Osburn, fin Boston for N. Y.
TUESDAY, 2lst-Ar. schr. Savannah,
IIowes, FIN Baltimore; William, Miller, fin
Charleston; Liberty, Steer, FIN Thomaston, and
Henry, Davis, FIN Boston, for MY. Maria, Brown,
fm Sagharbor, for Ilerrington Sloops Edwin,
Hatch, fin Falmouth; for Hartford, Corinthians,
Gibbs, fin Albany, for N. Bedford; John Adams,
Pearce, FIN Washington for Wareham; Gen. Ber-
nard, Eldridgc, and Mention, Cook, I'm Boston, for
Sagharbor; Napoleon, Dmon, fin Salem for N. Y.
Success, flaming, fin Southampton; Antelope,
Reddingon, FIN Troy, for Sagharbor.
WEDNESDAY, June 22.-Sh'r Nelson, Mer-
chant, Of Edgarton, IL days from New-Orleans
bound to oProvidence.-June 18th, Cape Cana
veral bearing W. N. w. 10 leagues dist. spoke
Brig Autumn, Turner, IL days from Matanzas for
Leghom; and Two Friends Of Boston, from do
for lIanburgh Henry, Davis, 3 days fin
Boston for New-Y York.-Sch'r Maine, Brown, fin
Sagharbor for Harrington, Me.
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~ S/S

The steamboat President, Capt. II.
S. Bunker, arrived this morning at o.
clock. We received the n. y. Amcri-
can Of last evening. 1t announces the
arrival on Tuesday Of the packet ship
Francis First, from France, bringing
dates one day later. They furnish moth
ing new. The following are the only ar
ticles Of news the paper contains.
We understand that the Office of At
torney General of the United States was
lately offered by the Executive to Mr..
g. NJ. Dallas, of Philadelphia, and by
him declined. 1t is further stated, that
the office has since been rendered to mr..
r.. B. Taney, Of Baltimore, whether
with better success rumor does not say.
Nat Int.
Major Eaton ceased to act as Secreta-
ry of War OH Saturday last, and Doctor
Randolph, the Chief Clerk in the War
Office, is appointed Acting Secretary in
the interim. Globe.
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20 THE CoMsUMERs& & VEN
DERS OF 8 G H u Y L * I L i
COAL IN NEWPORT AND
ITS VICINITY.
PHILADELPHIA June LIST, 1881

PHILADELPHIA June LIST, 1881.
V@NIIE subscriber is extensively engaged ia min
IL lug Anthracite coal in Schuylk kill county,
Penn,) and from the extent Of his landed interest
in that region, il enabled to furnish the article Of
superior quality and the best terms: no will sup
ply Scluykil coal delivered on his landing at l.o-
Gust street, on the river Schuylkl free from i'm
purity slate at 81 80 cts. per ton f2240 lbs or
he will engage to deliver il at any of the wharyes
in the town Of Newport, at So per ton: the guam
tity taken TO be not less than cargo; when the
price at which this description of coal has hereto
fore sold in Newport, aud the very great saving
that will result from an arrangement with the sub
sciber is taken into consideration, he trusts that
the difference in cost will il duce those feeling an
interest in having their supplies on the best terms.
TO favor him with their orders.-Terms Of pay
ment 4 months for approved paper OF three per
cent discount for cash. Satisfactory references
will be given Gas to the ability ofthe subscriber to
conform TO any arrangement he may make if re-
quirod)
SAMUEL. p. WETHERILL,
No. 1876, .frch street, Phil
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STEAMBOAT AccrDENT.-Thc Steam
boat Hudson, which plies between this
city and Ncw-IIaven, run on rock last
night, during fog, about thirty miles
from this city, and almost immediately
sunk. The passengers and crew were
all saved, and have arrived IN the city.
by referring TO another column II will be
seen that another steamboat has been
run down on the Ohio. y. Y. Spec.
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w. GALATIANS
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
ALL NEW NOVELS AND WORKS OF MERIT
RECEIVED AS SOON AS PUBLIsHED.
LATELY RECEI1ED.

LATELY RECEITED.
Destiny, or the Chiefs Daughter, by the author of
Marriage &c. 2 V. IL mo.
History of Chivalrv, & the Crusades, by the au-
thor of sRicheleu;' 'Darnev,' &c l vol he
ing NO. Xxx of IIarper's Family Library all the
Nos. of which are received as above for sale
and circulation.
The Talba. or Moor Of Portugal, romance, by
Mrs. Bray, author of the Protestant sc. &c.2 v.
Lives Of eminent Painters & Scuptos, by A Han
Cunningham, in 3 vols.
Notes on Italy in lS29-3O by Rembrandt Peale
in | vol, 8 vo.
Voyages & Discoveries Of tho companions Of Co.
lumbus; by Washington Irving, in I vol. vo
ADDITIONS-June l5.
The Dutchman's Fircside. by the author Of the
Rackwoodsman, John Bull in America, &c 2v.
Directions for in,igorating and prolongng lie or,
the Invalid's Oracle, by Doct. Kitchener, V.
Edinburgh Review, No l05, for April 1880.
American Quarterly, No. Is, for June, q"
ADD TION S-Jmc 23d.
Narrative of Greek Soldier; containing anecdotes
and occurrences Illustrating the character man
ners of the Greeks and Turks in Asia Minor, and
detailing events Of the late war in Greece, by
Petros Mengour, vol.
Meredith-a Tale Of the American Revolution, by
the author of "1'he Betro,hed Of Wyoming ".
Fragments of Voyages and Travels, including an
ecdotes of n Naval Life, by Capt. Basil Hall, IN
2 vols.
Journal of cruise Of the L. s. schooner Do phin,
among the Islands fthe Pacific Ocean, by Lieut.
iram Paulding, vol.
Notes of a Traveller, during tour through Eng
land, France, sc. in 1928, by Jacob Green, NJ
d.
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DOGS. The New York Courier of
Monday, says-"Tho war against dogs
goes briskly on. About one hundred
were killed in the different markets on
Saturday. In every section of the city
boys were to be seen dragging the pros
trate foes towards the Police Office. A
few such days of slaughter will romovo
all dread of Hydrophobia."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-23

A meeting of the friends of Henry
Clay at Manayunk, Penn. instructed
their delegates to the district meeting,
10 send as Delegates to the National
Convention, only such individuals as
were willing to pledge themselves to
accept no Office at the hands of Clay,
should he be chosen President.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-23

kA loaves of Double and Single
~SV Refined Sug ar, manufactured
by Candy & Lowering, and Lex Candy
s. Lcx-Philadelphia.
For sale at MENTIONS.
NO. $50, THAMEs-sr.
June 23d
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NOTICE..
NOTICE..

TUVlIE trustees appointed at a meeting Of the
a creditors Of the Chan. Livingston Steamboat
Company hereby give notice unto all the credit
ors Of said Company to deliver unto the Trustees
on or before the twentieth day Of June instant.
their accounts, claims and demands against sad
Company. The same are TO he left ai the store OF
llendrick Boorrm, No. l64 Pearl street, IN The
city of New York-And the creditors are further
notified and required to call at said sior@ from The
twentieth to the thirtieth day Of June instant, Tor
the purpose Of examining such accounts claims
demands as may be delivered, and making such
objections as they may have, TO the payment oi
the same, such creditors who do not deliver their
accounts claims and demands within the time a
boye mentioned, will be precludcd. fno obIec-
tons are made within the time above men'ioncd'
tho Trustees will then proceed TO liqu'date such
accounts as may have becn presented, and make
n diyidend-By a clause in the declaration OF
Trust. any creditor has right to make objections
10 such claims rs may be- presented, and IN such
case those claims objected TO, must he referred to
arhitrotors Who are narcd in said declaration Of
trust.
nENDRTCK BOOREM,) Trustees Of the
ZEBEDEE KING, Chan. I.w
JOHN VOORlllS, Steam Boat CO.
Providence, June I'd, 1881.
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NEWPORT BANK.

YHNIIE scmi-annual dividend Of this Bank will be
Il payable on Friday the first day Of July next.
The transfer book will be closed on tho 25th inst.
by order of the President & Directors.
J. WILLIAMS, Jr. Oash'r
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COMPOSITION
Yeast, sc.

NvIlIS almost indispensable article in families,
n Is manufactured by the subscriber, warrant
ed of the first quality and can be obtained fresh,
daily, by application ut his Tariety Store, head
OF GaIdners wharf, where a general assortment OF
GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, JVLNES,
TEAS, CORDLdLS, Sc,
may he obtained on the most reasonable tcrms.
FOR SALE, Percussion and flint Guns,
double and single barrelled; cylinder gunpowder,
(a superior artlc - Duponls FF do; 20 900 Per-
cusson Caps; buckshot and balls of different sizes;
patent shot, powder TASKS, double and single shot
belts, SC.
lie has also made an arrangement with House
in Eoston, importers OF guns and sporting appara-
tus oi every description, and can furnish gentlemen
with articles IN that line ut n short notice, at the
Boston prices; and guns Of any quality, fom !
to $50 each.
;EJSFor the accommodation Of gentlemen, and
vsiters to this Island, he will keep good assort-
ment of FowLING PIECES to let BY the day, and
will furnish equipments necessary for sporting
! Second hand Guns, Watches, &c. bought and
sold-on hand, u lot Of Jewelry, musical lnstru-
ments, &c. sc.
i1@RES SToRATIvE BEER.
| This cool and refreshing beverage, free from
pemcious drugs, can be obtained at all times, by
the glass, bottle dozen OF its quality, call and
judge for yourselves.
/ WILLIAM GOFF.
N. II. A quantity of old lumber, consisting of
Boards, Jost Timber, SC, Tor sale cheap for cash
NOTICE EXTRA.
/ am under the necessity of calling upon all per-
aons who are indebted To me, either by Note or
Book account, the same being of more than one
years standing, unless settled previous to the lst
Of August next, will after that date, find their
counts in the hands Of WIN. ENNIS, Esq. for COL
lection.
june 23d.
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Aurtt0tr Sale.
ar nUCTION,

On Monday, July 10,
A valuable LOT Of land, formerly belonging to
" the late Constant Taber, Esq. situated on
Prospect Hill, little to the eastward of the resi-
dence Of the Rev. John U. Choules. Terms, sc.
at the sale. n. SWEET, Auct'r.
il.. 23d
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DIED.,

In this town on Tuesday evening l4th inst af-
ter long and painful illness which she bore with
christian fortitude and resignation, mrs. Mary Ny
rick, relict Of the late MIR. John Myrick, aged sc
years.
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MARR

In this town on Sunday evening last, by th'
Rev. mr. Wheaton, mr.. John Norris Potter, {,
Miss Martha Maria Yeonians, daughter of the lat
capt. Nathaniel Yeonans.
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NOTICE EXTRA.

N. II. A quantity of old lumber, consisting of
Boards, Joist Timber, &c Tor sale cheap for cash.
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NEW MUSIC.

A great variety of the newes, and most fashion
IA able pieces, songs, sc. including selections
from the admired opera of Cinderella, by
JI4 w. CALLAHAN.
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BEER.

| This cool and refreshing beverage, free from
pemicious drugs, can be obtained at all times, by
the glass, bottle or dozen, Gifts quality, call and
judge for yourselves.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-11-02
T.E51''I'T. < I .Tl..E ROCE # # DE .Eg

YzsHOaTAS B. MALONE lias establish < eda SEMINARY at Little Rock for the instruction of youth of both sexes.
 Inthe Male Department, Spelling, Read- ing. Writing, and Arithmetic, will be taught at S5 per quarter.
 Englisl. | raiiaiaar q eefes g rapliy eteric, Elocution, Geometry, Natural and Moral Philosophy, 2nd Theoretie Chemistry, at s6 9 per quarter. Latin and Greek, at S7 50 per quarter. In tue Female Department, whicllis un- der the direction of Miss MALONE, Read- ing, Writing and Arithmetic will De taught at g per quarter.
 English Grammar. Geography, History Natural and Moral Philosophy, Drawing and Painting, at S6 g per quarter.
 The exercises Of this institution will commence on the 1st Monday in January next.
 Having been assiduously engaged in teaching for twenty-one years, Elr. MA LONE hopes that he IS not entirely inade- quate to the task of instrueting youth, and he assures his patrons that no pains on his part shall be wanting.
 Little Rock. Dec. 26th 1S30 bty40
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-11-02
El.EsEs .AsaaT Tt1faH,.

SNNILL1AM TRIMBIE. Attorney at w Lay, R,Ia practica IL ;ae Superior court, at Little Rock, and in the counties of Clark, Hampstead, and EaiaYette, in the First Judicial Circuit. and Crittenden. Philips, and Chicot, in the Fourth Judicial Circuit. He will also attend to the col. leeting business throughout the Territory
 His residepee, Washington, Hempstead eonnty,fA r
 July 2I, I65A T-G.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-11-02
ays S.EFE,E5Eo
lasslmeres-lSatin and

|. A variety of FANCY silk vcsting, Which will enable him to furnish a full quit of clothes, CT q single eostt, made up, much cheaper, and much 1eHer, than eau be purchased in any part of the Territory.
 A suit of clothes can be furnished in ToRTY-sIx hours after tlic measure Is taken, and he pledges himself that all work pas sing through his bands, shall be executed in the neatest manner and the most fash ionable style.
 He has made arrangements by which he will receive, quarterly, the latest fashions 1tom Philadelphia.
 fET Gentlemen at a distance can have sheir coats made, ty sending him therea- dct measure, agfeeably to the following di- I;ections, viz:
 To paecSare for q Fashionable Con-.
 Ist. The fliii height of the customer, by feet and inches.
 2d. The half circumference of breast uad CT the coat.
 Sd. The hal. circumference of waist un- der the coat.
 4th The length ofsieeyes, including the width Of back and cuffs, tic arm being kaised level and square.
 frF SHOP next door to the Post Office
 gitAe Roclc, ; stlae g l4.tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-11-02

scae ,is5loe iof Sdia county snal ne