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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05
J. BRANNAN 4 CO.'S
OLD DOMINION CLOTHING STONE
INaIInANCE AnAINsr n1nr

I'lb kch,u'nd firC snCtun prc prepared IN inqur.
rrr.lnll rrofnIiy ufaU snds ua we'll la wooden buf
gRH no lo 10y NJ Richmond against Ioas nr fsrr1rc L.,
I''"huc n"s hyoral 10 terms Application fH bg mn,lI
w t,t., JANIS BOsliER, President n "a.
nl 4. u. HYDE, Vice. Presi,p,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05

~ a general m'cru! oi tnr
- SSLSJ1 Stockholders u che James River
Es-<----ysA,- - Steamboat Company held on the
ksSis-si--,vN--B 8 itUsfaut, the following gentlemen
49," I--<sss-Ssss yer. - elected D.rccIur4, VIZ
Henry larke' lhnmas 4 Rust, wm Allison, Richmond,
WIN Souihgue, Norfolk Robert Audcr m Wilhainsburs
mh u
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
L pr which viii be paiIjo the sockhnlIcr. on
after tilc l5;l instant.
ms wN SINTOS .;.r-.,,rv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05
PREMIUM pIoIrcus

Tue snbsorbeTs fresh yvypIy OF n ose
Celebrated 500 highly approved rou.ls from ton
~. - OF Their cu-on~is who hsye been WalE Er them
ana the 'uii;vootF. be supplied Tls Que nssn
ne hlI onfh . TOW ing snG will be forwarded 10
uand. '-s N1A'-N "
We ~aF OF SIHA-s CUTTER; also. CDLs sHELLFRs
N.!.h "'i be found superior astic e, for prc-
"c"te n'H uatrr sr sineuts ke~g Constantly IN
.n ~. sol general - sortnisri II Agricultural
1nILihENIr, VuCh Ne pledge surselves % sell "A
eIep o. s'f articles ian DC rnrchlsed in this OF spy
o'h-f Ei2.Sei' aJdins necessary -Ip-uscs
l.S : tno+' go ,.N q $3.50 = ~ ~,
SUMNER GOODS, Ck.e2
BIN a 20 ere alag .t. bas.cs Of il!sir Sur.farr
- Socs - over IIi.'s gNau eau be o.,u htfc. else
where, -a!l and zee.
WHITE AARsEILEs VESTS
- y-Ey rurcr.or Trnr'uin-, cN.ap
MISC, fEirs fght col uTed h,rseas and Fame, SIX
and CashflaTst'o =. 10y ~
SHIRrs. DRAWERS, CRAvATs COTL.Rs &c
ne largest supply 81 foo, ones yer ot.ersi
-"' .ozen sii-EupcrOI u uns resrcd Linens PhiIa
dclpf.a Manufacture, oil q which san h. s.srs,
IS ~ g 80,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05

sWtss, Ui.iIrr Lawn Book Null Iarrnuc Car,hri- Tor
icd and P'sli Nusirs
Fancy strpeisui Checked Swiss an Cambria Musfins
f1r Dresses.
Blue White. riuk 1ni straw, Tttlcton MusIua a new
ant beautiful ariiCIC for shuwls ard Drcsscs.
Corded Oiritsa; Sfrpci aud Tinurci WuJ,W NusIIns.
Linens, lawns and Diapers.
sl.u nsmass Clohs ifom7 to 10 qsrcr, with Doyfcs
NJ kiusfu match.
Bgnwn satin pamask Aprons, article.
81 90 snd O. Iincp Shcctingt
Towels. u sodHuckstucks, sod Merno Covers &C.
To- I=tff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05

= MT Zc.gicr's Old r. . NhiFkey-and
- Newton, '1oTCn. Nu gc Z Z. e.. Ola N,Ieir. nd
onsr's Dli sherry e. casE- aud hali ar casks For
al. by IpiIN a TRIP ET1s q soS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05
SUMNl.R COODs "a
"EADT MADE SoEEIas, AND UNDER-

NSA &
- TAKING IN GENERAL.
NE snhscrber, In order TO dispense with tho hn rd.ft
bays .abOE OF thc week tue Sabbath (,s il yaTy
reasay the eascJ ami afford hose living out Of the
cay htuer opportunity Of having their friend.
mere decerty buried has de sruned Keep Coins AMI
shsGhis white Vests and Panslsous sizes r-a,v
ia &c 81 the "est materials ami workmanship. Not being
hurEisd ~ making thcrn a. IL generally the Gaze when
hty are 20 be made alter 'hss ordered hut, having
tdkcn specta ~ NJ, and devoted much more tine N,
,sa they are hnishOd Ia very SUP style Persons
siHE ia TIE country, having s1-s will plss.e
he very exact IN taxing the making no alowasce
Whatever as that should be eft 10 the undertaken
neH FnreTsl Hestse, with gentle horse and csref 1
irNeT furnished at ih- shortest notice, the most
prompt personal at,cutOn gwen. Charges Moderate
JOHN 1uRPIS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

CHINA, GLASS AND OIEENSWARE
An now IA receipt ct uty cnuTc sock Of apr ~ Goods
anu "otld iuNic the slcUUn merchants iipu the,
country wc a. the city trade Most Of INV PATTERNS Of
EaT'hrnwaIc arc entirely new, INV stock Gf ass \.
extensive. All which arc ots r an ~, mn, liz
"a! terms tor cnshoriu puurtual customers.
Par rulsr attention psid n packing ,r2p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05

NSi
ClariOre'ts
Csticl's Treatise on Harmony
burrows Musical rsimmpTs
Musical Encyclopedia, cu,-
bractug a complete Mus.
cal Dictionary, &c. 10y W.
: Porter
Musical Grammar, ia -Four
Parts, by DrCalcgu
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-26
SALE or OLD BACHELORS.

drenm'd dream in the midst of my sumbers,
And as fast ny dycamd, it was coined into numbers
My thoughts r0n along in such beautiful METRE
Pm sure meier saw any poetry sweeter.
Il seemed th1t a law had been recently made
That tax on oil blchoors' pates should be laid
And in order to make them all willing to marry,
The tax was AS large man could well carry.
The bachelors srumbIad, and said 'twerc no use
IT was horgid injustice and horrid abuse;- splling
And declared, that their hearts blood from
Or such vile tax they would meier pay shilling.
But the rulers determined their skill to pursue,
So they set the old bachelors up Mt rendusj
A crcr was sent through the town to and fro,
To rattle his he'll and his trumpet to blow
And to call out to all he might meet in the way,
" lIo forty old bachelors sold here to-day"
And presently, all the old maids of the town,
Each one in her very best bonnet and gown,
From thirty 10 sixty, fair, plain red aud pale,
Ofevey descriptions all nocked to the sale
The auctioneer then in his labors began,
Aud called ont aloud, MS he held up II man,
" How much for Il bachelor who wants to buy ~
In twink every maiden rcsponded-"I-I."
In short, at hugely oxtravagant price,
The bachelors all were sold of in n trce;
And forty old maidcns-sOme younger, some older,
Each logged IN old bachelor home on her shoulder
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-26
SIIERAIAN'S POOR MANS
Pr, a S Err,

ONLY IL l-2 cents each Each plaster hns printed on
" the back Of SheTmHI's lOur mans plaster" IL
is the best steugthening plaster In the world AID
egn remedy for pain weakness in the back, OiIs side,
breast neck lmbs joints, rheumatism, lunlago &C. &c.
One million year will hot supply the demand They
qnire little warmth before APP LEGATION. Narreuted
perio TO all Ohersnnd for quarter the VISUAL price,
making On the hest hut the cheapest plaster IN the
world. II affords relief hours and makes aston
shi' In liver complaints aud d, repsia il should
be the region Of the liver stomach, aid it
will afford and astonishing relief In cough, colds,
asthma, dincut Of breathing oppression Of the chest or
stomach, they viii Immediately sunth. and greatly beeht
the patient Pc suns of >cdcntnrN habits, ar hosc obliged
In stand much. Will receive dccidod support rom one
of these tru, sreng pnsters Ph sicians generally
recommend them, IN preference to all ohes because they
stick or adhere better aud afford greater relief In their
operation they are siimulat. tonic. aud aIo,ne They
are romno,eJ of entirely different rgredcnla from auy
other; and known from the experience Of Millions who
have used them well ~ the united testimony, of all the
celebrate, and distinguished clergy and PLY scans to be
the most useful and highly mcicaied plaster invented
or offered the public. Several persons have called AZ
the house express their surprise and the almost
miraculous these pasters have effected One man
who has been affected with rheumatism a. to be unable
Ia dress himself without assistance was enabled nl,er
wearing one. only night to up alone in the nor
ming, put IN his cloths and call at Office with ewes ben
ming with oy and hi, pouring forth The rladnc,s Of
his heart at the sudden and al relief he had received
from this best # ali remedies. Ash for Dr. Shermnns
Poor Mans Plaster. is called because the rricc
places in the power Of all To purchase beings on, 10 10
cents. Sold at the variety store Of P1NGBORN A.
BRfySNJfD, Jewellers, Burngton.vt. wholesale agents.
liberal discount to merchant. Who bu, to cell again
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-26
SHERu.lY'S COCGH LozEyGES.

LIS LOlcn.cs are sealed, and have A. Sherman. D."
L the side Oi the boN. They the u
aid crctual rcmidy Tor Cough, Colds, tonsuml tOIs,
whoopng Cough, Asthma Tahncss tile Lungs or chest,
&C. &c, The proprietor has never Known an Instance
thousand bn>cs have been sold within the last three onss
restoring to health, persons III amCsi every stage
Sumption aud those aLuriup under the most dsrtssIg
colds aud coughs. They 90 not check ad dry the cough
but render it easy promote cAItctOratUn, uuy the tick
ling or irritation, and remove the rroNinHte eNciig
call>e They made from n combination Of the most
valuable cNpeciorant, cough medicines AID idUGL-
col! superior to every thing in use Tor those Ian T..
Hundreds upon hundreds Of certificates have been offered
Oi their wonderful virtues, Enm those who have been
saved from untmely aud restored to perfect health
by using them Dos LUIC lCzcIge il dose iUr gCu
aud may be repeated from three 10 sN tin DAY. W re-
qured Children eight Year, old half OF four, cars,
quarter, aud IN rrOr OrtOn. Very small children OF
infants Will take them best dissolved in little water
ShoUd they act ~ an eCic, % produce uasra 1850
must be- ltsseuCd to what the stomach will bear InlI or
viii generally be sufficient to aAe before breakfast as
the stomach is easily sirkcCd. No III effects can
arise from oycrose, II viii cause The stomach to re-
jet II and although Rot plcsuit sci saiun will he found
giyrrelef here there is much pan the breast or
side OF Slomans Poor Mans l,tes should be sptli-
ed over the part and I'll relieve II attended with
nd calurlic medicine should be used US occasion re,
quirrS.
Sold at the Variety Store, by P5NGBORY & BRiNS-
MAD, Jewellers, Burlington, VT, Wholesale agents. A
liberal discout to merchants who hu, to sell again.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-26


"Soomon says that he who makelh haste to be
rich shall not be Innocent and again: lie that
hasteth to be rich hath an evil eye, and consider
eth not that poverty shall come upon him. Per-
hlps no other proverbs uttered by the wises of men
are verified with more unyarying certainty than
these. Occurrences in this community have been
rife with illustrations Of their unerring truth. Dill
gent, homes, industry, with prudence in the graft
fca.ion Of our passions, must either beget riches,
or what is as good, coHtaatmem But when man
for riches and bends all his energies and ingenuity
to their speedy attainment, he is TO apt to become
careless about HE mems to which he resorts. He
enter sPon the pursuit of his all-absorbing object
Ike the boy IA 'ha,e Of he butterfly; with eye in
tent on the gIded iutcrer curve,,ing about in its
zgzag course, he needs not where he reads-anon
he stunbcs into ditch, and away goes the pain
ted-hy, leaving lis pursurer to recover from hi;
m'adyen'ure and the Notifying reflections upon
his folly in the best way he can.
The ordination of Heaven is that man must la
Dor for his support; and it is not easy to contemn
this ordnance and st il at naught. Great specua-
tons may bring riches in II day; but those same
riches may take wings to themselves and fly away
ere the close of that day. The fortunate result of
one speculation, in nine cases out of ten, but stint
uates the passion for riches, and temps to further
adventures. Rich,feighled argosies may continue
TO fill the Golfers Of the udventurer; may Gil them
fity-Iod beyond what should have stated u prudent
man-nnd yet an unseen event NAV sweep away
all his gums in the last speculation he designed to
hazard The pitcher may return unbrokcn ninety
nine times from the well, and yet be broken on the
hundrelh.
When we look around us and see the poverty,
guilt an. misery which so often comes OF nor,.ina,c
ambition TO be rich, we are ready TO exclaim with
the poet:
Content alone can make us great,
Content Is riches, honor, all beside.
Vie, midst his thousand kingdoms, still is poor,
That for another crow does weepi
'Tis only he is rich that wishes for no more"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-26
From The NeW- YORKER.
OH! WOULD WE'RE ABIRD.
ny c, q. EASTMAN.

ny c. q. EASTMAN.
Oh would were brd-how soon,
I'd fly to thee, mine own,
And by thy side, forget the cares,
That all my lie hath known.
Ny heart hath mourned, matcless dove,
From thee so many week
Ny head is leaning on my hand,
The tears are on my cheek.
Oh would were brd-how soon,
Upon thy faithful breast,
Ny spirits sad and dropping wing
Saoud fold Itself to rest;
Thy gentle hand should smooth its plumes,
So weak with toll and pain,
And bid it dare, with holder flight,
The chilling winds again.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-26

WoMEN's OPINIONS. Women are slower to
change their opinions than men, exactly because
they are adopted on less consideration. Men,
opinions are founded on reason, and if you con-
vince his reason, the opinion goes with it, bu, wo-
mans are founded in feeling, and therefore part of
themselves, and not easy to change. Men derive
theirs from without, woman from within With
our sex they are but adopted chidren;wi,h the 9TH
err their own.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-26

PRETTY WoIEN. 'Ofall other views, a man
may in time grow tired, but in the counlenance Of
woman ,ho.e is a variety which sets all WEAKNESS
at Defiance The divine righ, of beauty, says
Junius, IA The only do'ioe right Engishn,au can
acknowledge, and pretty woman the only tyrant
be Is not authorized to resist
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-26
DIR. A. III II Il NJ 4 Ms
INDICATED I,c2IN GEES.

II CHILDREN or adults can take medicine in this
torm WitaOut dtRcufy.
II IS he Oniy cay 10 make II pleasant pet dHeorerCI.
~ Purchasers iriH pitGsc OIscrte n.l ht name n.
SHERMiN, NJ Dr. is on each boa.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-26
WANTED.

y exchange for goods $40 lbs Blood root. geo lbs.
Snake root. pot lbs ErgOt or Spurrcd Rye well dried
and clcnnscd tor which fair price will be paid il Cel!N-
cred soon by the suLsclbufs.
SNOW u CHAMBERLIN.
Pomlrct, July 80, lslo. li-,f
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-26

BRANDY AND SALT. The Comic AlmanacL
gives the following as testimonial of the eiiiracy
by one of the grateful patients of tha, extraordinary
and universal physician -
"sur--l Take the liberty Of addressing yew
about the brandy sawlt. was afflicted with dread
full lowness Of speriis & rewmatsm with having
freely APPLIED the abuv has boatli DISAPPEARED. sir
my way of Applying is the sawlt outside wons
day x the brandy inside twice every our. its eff.
feS is suintimes really Astonshin. my wife also
talks the abnv Moddisin in her tea and finds crate
bennitits.-surr yewr Most obedient
TUMMAs SpooYEY.
T. $. sir neyber of min Tribe the abuv on his
wife bean Dad skalded killing pig but Unlukky
forgot to put in the sawlt owcvver it was awl
Very well for the brandy alone Cured his wife and
now he's got the Sawlt to Cure his baLun."
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-26

RECEIPT 70 MAKE LIGHT Conn Dread
Stir four pints of meal into three pns oftepd wa
f.e or siy hours then stir it up with the hand, and
bake it in brisk oyan Another method is to
make mush, and before it gets cold, stir in half
pint of meal Let 1t Use md bake as the first.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-26

NEWSPAPERS. The inte lcctu'l spring into which
every body dips his bucket, while few thank the
fountain C0s lie supply.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-14

The psosIsIcns viii b inspected a. ths uus and
place Of delivery and al expenses 70 Be pad 2, con-
tractors until they deposited AZ such stote houses
as may be designated By the agents Of the Depart
ment.
The Commisssry General reserves the privilege Of
increasing diminishing the quantities. or Of dlsP~n
sing with one or ARTICLES, any time before en-
terng into contract and also Of increasing reducing
The quantities Of each delivery onehiId, subsequent
To contract, giving SIXTY days previous notice.
Bidders heretofore contractors, required "
accompany their proposals Nth evidence Of their Api
IT, together with the of their surelies whose
responsibility be certified by the District Ator
ney, OF BY some person well known 10 the Govern
ment Otherwise their proposals. will not be acted on
Advances eannos b made in any case and esi
dence Of inspection and full delivery will be required
this Office before requisition viii BE- made upon the
Treasury for payment which will be effected IN such
public money may Be- convenient TO The points u
delivery, the places Of purchase the residence o.
the contractors, al the option 81 the Treasury Depart
ment.
No drafts this Office will be accepted paid un-
der any circumstances.
Each proposal Will be sealed in a separate enyelopei
and marked Proposals for furnishing Army snhsisi-
enee-h
GEO. GIBSON, c. G. s.
Jolly 3-3tAwt25Sept
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-14
STATIONERY WAREHOUSE.

TINE subscriber respectfully calls The attention. o.
i the Officers Of the PUBLIC Departments anu 'ns
CITIZENS generally 70 hi large and compete
nlsnt " ENGLISH and AMERICAN 81 TAI 10.
with BIZ correspondents in Eorope and beng 20 con
neIion vita the long established house O ihoSa
RH0sDs 4 SOss or London, be VII Dc eonthuAl3
receiving shipments Of Stagis and faney
and On such terms a. ~iii ehADs n,sn = ~ -
Among other aricles that line, he has The follow
ing in quantities; w -
Qaarto Post and Foolsap papers, English and Arne-
Iiean, Of various qualities and manufactures pam,
ruled, and gilt
Eagiish and American Note Papers, plain and tinted.
Cap, Royal and Supei Royal Envelope paper.
Canndge paper Biotting paper.
Medium and Quartz Copying paper
Folio Post, Packet Post, DENY Medium Royal, su-
per Royal and Imperial Writing fapers
Prepared Parchment Of all SIZES.
English Drawing Papers, from IS by 20 toA BY lso
inches Whstmans Turkey Mills
Rodgers 4 sons Congress Knives. Erasufes and
Desk KNIVES.
Opaque Dutehd and English Quill. ef superior qua
luies, Swan Quills
Perry. Gillott's. Winde's, Rhoa1s s. Sons, War
ren and o,her Steel Pens 81 every ysnety
Port Folios Of all sizes, Manifold Letter w nters.
Gentemen's travelling Cases, Portable Desks u dh-
ferent sizes and qualities.
Motto and Initial Seals.
Rhoad. & sons superfne rel and eolored WAKES Of
the following stamps Government, lrlsh Harp iii
hernia, Kings Arms Royal Victoria and Extra
Washington black War, emborsej 10.
superhne SCARLET, Red and BiArk Wsiers
White asd Pink Tapes Of al sizes Silk Taste.
Black and Red Writing Inks Copying Ink
Stephen Blue FLUID, back and unehangeable blue
Glss. Ink Stands, BronLeJ and Ebony DO.
Sand Boxes Pounce do black Sand Pounee.
Rulers, Ivory Folders and Letter Stamps assorted.
Prepared Rubber, Lad Pencils, Paper Weights,
States, Paper files, Wafer Cup, Twine
These ARTICLES have all been carefully selected, are
warranted Of superior qualities, and viii be sold al
New York prices
VIM r BAYLY, Agent for
X HERRfCK
Pennsylvania Avenue, between II and
June ll6m IL streets
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-14

HHESS-New Treatise on Chess by George
~ Walker vol. London, lsil Just imported
by F. TAYLOR.
Also, selection of Games, actually played in
London, by Mcdonnell Bourdonnais Des Chapel
los, Lewis, and others. vol. London.
Studies Of Chess, by Phillidor
Gianutlo and Gustavus Silenus on Chess, transla-
ted and arranged by Sarrat . vols.
The Chess Player, by Walker ,--containing also
Ffankns Essay the Morals Of Chess-The three
Games played at and the time by Philidor-
and the Sixty Openings, Checkmates and Situations,
Of McKenny. vol.
Chess made Easy by Walker, giving the Rudiments
and Science of the Came vol; with numerous en-
Cravings price 80 cents.
Hoyles Games-and other works on the same
subject aug II
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-14


A BOLTON H. PETTIS,
"A C9nnsels0r al Law, late Of Virginia having To-
Gated hsef the city Of New York FOR eight years
Ist PAX respectfully tenders bis acknowledgements 10
his friends in the South for their confidence and pat
ronage in VARIOUS matters Of business, and sOlicIis
theif continuance He has had much pericnce both
thls state and that Of Pennsy sns in causing fug
tive slaves ~ secured and xill effect soch
objects whenever called upon His plans ~ we'll
maturel BY having al his command the most efficient
AZ located al different points and successfully hsr
fnOnzing that he but fatter himself that he
will have complete in future than hereto
i5re-n indeed, il clothed with fun authority, he can
any fugitive slave be secured who may be
the United States, north Of Mason and Dix0ns line
All the statutory enactents Of ihi. State tins Sub
jet have been pronounced uncOpsttutt0na! ny the
highest trbunah. II viii therefore be that the
provision made ~ the e0nsfll0H this subject are
paramount 10 all other enactnents whether STATE
Federal There h0usdnds Of fugitive slaves in
This city and ts enyIrons and they continue 10 null
iipiy rapidly.
These being, Il best, very unpopular cases in this
quarter, ths having the Abolitionsts the fesh, and
The devil 10 contend with IL will he necessary for
those wishing to his services to forward him
power of attorney, duly executed and minuteiy de-
scnye Of the fugitive, and also fee OF $40 10 detray
preliminary and contingent expenses. His universal
charge for securing such slave is 500 and all
able expenses
Mr.. Pei,is will promptly and faihfliiy attend 10
any bDsiness conded 10 him. touching his profession
All letters must be post paid.
New York Harc II, lSil-d&c6n
yg The AeIandna Gazette will copy the above
and send their ball 10 me al I6I Broadway, New
York F. II. PETTlS.