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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

WANTs.-SERvANT's PLACEs.-One of the best
vehicles for families advertising for servants, or ser
wants for places, is PROFESSIONALLY the Herald We
have had several instances of late, of the rapidty
of family getting good servants, a servant
good place, by such STEP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

o. CHATHAM THEATRE--The crowded audience
that witnessed the first representation OF the drama of
Morley Ernsein, last evening" sufficiently proves that
this is the pet theatre, and that the public will ever sustain
enterprise and integrity against gaggery and humbug
The above drama which abounds with thrilling incident
and beautiful scenery, is performed again tonight, in
conjunction with Rce celebrated opera Of Bone Squash
ninhaln-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

SOMETHING NEw.-Mr. Spery who keeps clock
and looking glass warehouse in Fulton, street,
sailed on the first instant for England, an adven-
ture entirely new. He has taken with him six hun
the natives; and if well introduced, will doubtless
pay him handsome profit. The duty on this arti.
Gle is only twenty-five per centum, which is the
highest duty on any manufactured article.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07
Herald RulDetiu OF News.

The Herald Bulletin of News kept at the northwest
OF Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival OF the
morning mails eight o'clock, A. M-and also of the
evening mails four O'Clock, NJ the latest intelligence
from all parts Of the world may be found on the Herald
bulletin Board at this Let every wayfarer stop
md read Advertisements of all kinds taken at the ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

THE PROPOSED MEETINe.-We do not think it me-
cessary or desirable to call meeting to express a
sense of the late indgny offered to the President
of the United States. The matter has taken deep
root in the hearts o. the people, and will have a
greater moral effect than would be obtained by any
public meetin called for the purpose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

SARsArAKnLA.-Sands,t the broad-brimmed Sarsa-
parilla man, talks largely OF his SYRUP but the spirit
has moved wrong in this article. The best article,
however, is issued by Richardson, the agent of the
College of Pharmacy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07
Herald General Printing OHlcs

The General Printing Office, capable Of doing all sorts
II printing such books pamphlets, bills, cards OF all
descriptions open at the Herald Buildings, enronoo
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott Printer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

CoNsUIs.-The President of the United States has
recognized Edward Stucken, Consul Of the Grand
Duke of SAKE Weimer, for the State of New York
and Alexander Baker, Vice Consul of Russia for the
port of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

WATERING PLAcEs.-Rockaway is still in full
blast, but we suppose this week will wind up its
gaeties, although the big sea waves will still break
on the shore Saratoga has had long seassn-but
Of all places, commend us TO New Brighton and
Staten Island in the months of September and Octo-
her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

SENTENCE WANTED.-What was the sentence Of
the Baltimore Court Martial on Lieutenant A. ]
Gordon Can any body tell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

Up HILL WoRk.-Tom Carr, the .Ex-Consul to
Tangiers, works hard to kick up fuss about hi.
exit from that Capital but it seems to go hard Why
don't he advertise for proposals .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

ELECTION DrsrRIcTs.-The districting of the city,
under the new law, and the places designated for
holding the polls will be found under report of
the Board of Assistant Aldermen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

&C. Mr.. d. S. Dickinson, who ran for Lieutenant
Governor on the locofoco ticket, declines a reno
mination, on account of the health of member of
HE Co 1x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIpENr.-Chares Nj.
chos, of Pennsylvania, to be Consul of the United
States for the port of Amsterdam.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

The Two MEDICAL SCHooLs-We advise med-
cal students at the south and west not to determine
which OF the two Schools in New York they will
attend, till they come on here. A history of the
merits of both institutions is preparing, and are
much mistaken If it will not appear that the old,
Crosby street School will far outstrip the other in
every element of medical education
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

NIBLo's.-Mr. EpGE-This gentleman, who has
enlightened the public more than any other person
we know of, takes benefit to night at this esta-
bishment. His bill of fare is an unusually good
one Two admirable vaudevles, and such dis
play of magnificent fireworks as has rarely been
equaled.
We refer readers to the bills ofthe day and adj
vertisements for description Of the costly treat pre-
pared for them by this unrivaed pyrotechnst. Also
the obliging and gentemanly door keeper makes an
appeal to his friends to extend their generosity on
Saturday evening, when his benefit takes place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07
in a few days.

o. Miss Tyler, daughter OF the President, is at
Bedford Springs, Pa. The President is expected
in n few DAVIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

nS-THE KREMLIN DINING SALOON, Ill BROAD
WALT is some time since had the satisfaction of
dining at these beautiful Our old friend Orleans,
reminded yesterday that and all other gentlemen
dining down town. should 60 there We did SO, and got
not only good dinner of roast beef and plumb pudding
good and cheap wines but what agreeabo u.s.
the company good. All seemed to be cash custom
ers for as soon they finished they walked up the
captains office and paid their fare invariably remarkng,
how can you serve so cheap Cotter always bowling
they depar-thank you, gents hope shall have the
pleasure of seeing you again. We him they
will come again, SO long he them well and
cheap. We advise all gentlemen to go to Cotter'she
will not have loafers,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07
W. o. hlCHhtDSON, agent.
Principal office Of the College, 81 Nassau St, Y.

Qg- DOUBLE EXTRA NEW WORLD-Letters
from the Baltic, with Four Illustrations on Wood This
very interesting and valuable work. from the third Lon
don Edition. written by lady Of eminent rank and talent
will be issued This Morning, September T. in Double
Extra New World at the low price OF shilling The
account which this delightful tourist gives of her travels
and residence in the Russian Provinces the Baltiche
customs and institutions OF the peope-togeher with vi
vd description of the Court of ST. Petersburg its gaetes
&C., such cannot fail TO and instruct every
readsr To the Ladies especially this will prove delight
full volume.
Price l2t cents For sale by the New men, and at the
office, 80 Ann street, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

FIRST CALL.-Where is the letter which the Pre-
sident wrote to the Ashburton Committee? Out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

o. TO THE HUBLIC.-I write this to benefit the
unfortunate, and TO do justice to what have good evil
dencc to believe to be valuable remedyWest's Patent
Chlorine Cosmetic and Pills. The evidence is this-An
aged lady of acquaintance had been afflicted with the
salt rheum from her youth and to my certain knowledge
she had in various remedies for nearly
sixty years without any material benefit and that by using
two boxes of Wesss Chlorine Cosmetic and Pills. from
II Maiden lane she perfectly cured and has continued
free from the disease for tha and ervent
ly hope that others may benefit by its use.
am respectfully, sc.
DANIEL FOWLER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

MEDIcAL.-Doctor Mott and his venerable tail
seem to labor hard-work early and late-in sea-
son and out OF season, TO convince the public that
Doctor Houston, the editor of the Lancet" has
not diploma from some college in foreign parts
They have even persuaded Doctor Buckley to make
fool of himself in this business, and assume the
ludicrous position of being the last joint added TO
this wonderful tail.
Now, what do the public care whether Doctor
Mott eat up DIR. Houston without tail, or Doctor
Houston swallow Doctor Mott with his long tail I
The real questions thus lists not the Lam
Get" the best medical periodical ever published in
this country! dds not the New Stuyvesant Me-
deal School composed of parcel of respectable and
venerable old women in breechesl Sd-Is not that
famous school that commenced with such flourish,
a decided failure, in consequence OF their foolish
conduct and ridiculous professional 4th-ls not the
old Medical School of Crosby street so much i'm
proved by the rivalry, and by fresh impulse OF
energy and liberality. to take the lead and the
pupils during the approaching seasonl
Let Doctor Mott and his tail answer these ques-
tons. As to Doctor Houston. he holds diploma
from higher authority than any impudent college
or corporation on earth. He has certificate from
Heaven of the possession of natural intellect and ia
lent that far, far outstrps that ever possessed by
Doctor Mott, OF any of his TAIL down to the lowest
ioint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07
To the F ditor OF the Herald.
New York, Sept. 8, 1912,

QUEER,-The nurse Of the Prince of Wales was
recently found drunk, and Immediately dismissed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07
o+CLEANLINEss OF THE HEAD ANDuAJR-

Strange is that persons who attend strictly personal
cleanliness batns &c. should neglect the headihe hair
the most essential the most exposed and the beau
tful when properly cared for of all the gifts of the Crea
tor. PerfeGiy free may be kept Of dandru scurf,
with certainty that the hair fall out the of
the Balm of Columbia from II Maiden lane. Ladies' will
you make your toilet without this arcle1 answer fear
lessly if you have tried and experienced its pur
flying efiects-its sweet perfume. hundred articles
have been put forth the credit of thshe only first
the only really valuable article of testimony
from all classes to these facts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07
Who Wants to be Handsome and Good
Looking!

% MANY MAY SMILE AT THIS BUT We
have the experiment tested. Wehave several
lately who have assumed what they had before viz
beautiful clear skin and uxwrant hair One young lady
and gentleman whose skin and face truly disgusting
with eruptions and freckles, and the Italian Chemical
Soap cleared and cake too also changes the color
Of sun.burnt yellow skin to healthy clearness. We
ourse speak from using jones' Oil Of Coral
Our hair falling out and filled with scurf and this
entirely remedied it. 1t has been used by the
chants of city, who tell it certainly does make the
hair grow and give light red grey hair fine dark look.
-Picdyune.
This sold very reasonable by Jones, Sign ofthe Amc
rican Eagle, 50 Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

I.par F,vr At Pr .rrspuReH Saturday last,
ats A. M, fire was discovered IN the root OF The
large Touring mill in this village The fre had made
such extensive progress before It's discovery ina. al
of the buildins are standing 1t was with much DIFF
fculty that the buildings adjacent to the mill were
saved The loss is estimated at $40 00O-insurance
$4,000 In the Saratoga Insurance Company,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

! % THE INDICATED VAPOR BATHS ARE CE-
LIBERATED for curing all diseases of the liver rheumatism
coughs colds dyspepsia, erysipelas removing and
freekles and identifying the complexion. They
be had at Mrs. Carros old establishment, IS Courtandt
L street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

Gen. STORMS, AND OTHER GENERALS HEREAFTER
The Court OF Inquiry, which we noticed in our pa
per Of Tuesday, began its sitting al IL o'clock moon,
yesterday, at the American Hotel, Broadway
There was present goodly array of officers friends
of Gen. Storms and others, anxious to witness the
progress of the inquiry, whether he is entitled under
The law of the land and general usage to be briga-
der of the first horse brigade in America and al the
same time commissary general of the State of New
York. 1t is supposed that this inquiry is set foot
by sundry jealous gentlemen who are quite DESTROYS
of suppanting him in one the other of these high
offices; but We forbear to name them at present
More hereafter, however.
The Court is composed of the following officers
Maj Gen. Chas. w. sandiord lt Division Artillery.
MAJ Gen. John w. Cooper. LIST Division Cavalry.
Mai Gen. John F. Townsend 4th Division Cavalry.
Maj Gen. Lewis Averl, llth Division Infantry.
Brig. Gen. ii. T. Kersted, 63d Brigade Infantry.
The Judge Advocate, conducting the legal mat
tiers of this court, is Brigadier General Robert II.
Pruyn.
General Storms appears by Colonel Joseph c.
Hart.
The Court, after settling prelminaries, and over
ruling an objection of Mr. Hart, as to the legality of
the formation of the court, and also his objections
to the reception OF communication from General
Hunt, who appears to ayow himself as prosecutor
general on this occasion, adjourned until this day.
NATURAL History GRAND EXHIBITION OF A
TAn.-Ina few weeks will be ready for exhbi ton
the celebrated tail of Doctor Valentine Mott. This
is the only true exhibition of the kind ever offered
to the public, and will contain every joint of that
wonderful TAIL and thus entirely outstrip Barnum's
great natural curiosity of the Mermaid, whose tail
isnot near so long, A list of the joints of this tail
hereafter. Price of admission 5Ocents each-none
admitted without diploma.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

CHATHAM THEATRE The splendid drama of
Morley Ernstein" was produced at this establish
ment last evening, and was received by delighted
audience with peals Of appreciation. Jim Crow
Rice appeared in one of his happiest humors, judy
ing from the joyous faces of the multitude, who fill
ed the seats from pit to dome Morley Ernstein will
be repeated this evening, together with Bone
SQUASH" in which Mr.. Rice will perform his favo-
yorte character Go early
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

IHE ASHBURTON DtNNER.-ANoTHER DISCLAIMER.
We have received the following from Mr.. J. d.
Van Buren,, one OF the committee the late dinner
and who was selected as OF the principal speak
ers on this occasion. Here it ISL
SIR
As my name has appeared in your paper in connection
with the dinner Lord Ashburon and of those
sponsbe the occurrences there beg space for
few wordsnot of APOLOGY, for have nothing TO apollo
gfse for.
of the stewards, because thought fit and for the
same sufficient reason should have attended the dinner,
had been well enough. The stewards had nothing &c
i'll health prevented me from being present, and am
therefore fairly free from all responsibility for what took
place. It would be idle to say how should have
acted if present. and If satisfied OF studied insult the
part Of the company to the Chief Magistrate II is enough
to say, that look upon the Presidential office that
confers dignity any occupant entitled ITSELF and ent
Ting him high respect all occasions and those who
know me- know that very far from thinking MIR Ty
ler's course unworthy of the office.
My object is simply TO show that II fault there
the occasion alluded to- cannot be considered particpa
init without intending to admit that any such insult
cannot do present TO witness the occurrence
and as besides the few persons present with whom
since conversed all dclam any intention to receive the
Your obedent servant
JNO. ID. VAN buren,
To the f ditor OF the Herald.
New York, Sept. Q, 1912,
Very good. On this sta tement we so far exone-
rate the stewards Now let us have the disclaimers
OF the rest that the blame may be placed in the
right Tot. At present the following persons ase
implicated -
COMMITTEE OF AsRAreEMrSrs
Jas D r. Ogden BENZ l.. Swan
Jas o. King George Griswold
stephen Whitney James Lee
Cornelius w. Lawrence Robt B Minturn.
VIM B. Aston
WHAT have theyto say for themselves The pub
lie desire to hear their explanaton-and il must be
done.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07

NAvAL.-The following is list Of officers at
tached TO the United States brig Consort, Sept ISL
lSl2:-Albert G.. Downes Lieut.. Commanding
Wyche. I'd Lieut.. Rober' A. Cassin, Acting
Master Charles j. Bates, Assistant Surgeon James
S. Thatcher, Purser; William G.. French, Clerk
New-York tribune., 1842-04-08
DRY GOODS.
NOTICE To LADIES.-The Ladies

~ ~ IllsL4. ~ LIZ ue l-GtItS
= OF tbs ci,y and tie adjoining place., nsite 70 ca
and examine our large assortment OF newly purchased
goods be:oc- making heir spring selections tor themselves
and aue. Offering tin- assar:ento ihe best
styles prices, thatus think. viii reward them Tor coming
from pan Of the etc, Broktyo other adjoining
places. Opposed 10 h- system OF advertising long ae OF
cases pacaag-> &c which The advertiser never nat. we IN
vie IL attention ri persons wishing 10 purchase 70 our
stock and only they will ind four stock large or' a.
-orn-nt complete goods perec; and Superior quail
,y, and PTlc-s in general heyon! competition ""
ave Just opened Shirtin AMI Sheetng. OF superior style
81 x Cd English prints dark coio-s and black
and Is superior iol Sd, printed Lawns. Scotch
gngaas English md French prints Is Linens. Sheet
ng. Diapers and Table Cloths, plan'D-ans mourning 10
blk horbazines BIZ and tiur BLK k aulbroons Cloths:
Case-s and Sai:;nets, together 9Th all articles general
IL kept the line many OF which averei1eed IRON one
third one-iiaIf las, y-ar'> prizes.
II Ribins and Millinery goods.
SUTTON < RUMBLE,
rn3 lwis - Spring cor = Il flvan.st-
New-York tribune., 1842-04-08

~ Sixteenth Ward.-A, general meeting Of the
democratic Wing Electors OF The Sixteenth Ward held
lazeions. cor liih.s,ree. and 9th avenue, ADDISON
DoI'HERTf was called 10 The Chair, JAMES STOKES
Henry T. JolLiE and ALBERT vEpprg as Vice Presidents
and Dad Bell and Martin Rnpeiyea Secretaries the report
et the Mayorsiiy Convention and Nominating Com
mlsee were unanimously accepted.
For a sassr zp 5MId1r 5 P wFET
Assistant. WALTER MEAD.
As,e.,or,.. }s stN;! HAKKEr,
= Colector....ROBERT Il. REGGLES
C.n,,1,, WM. q. CHAPMAN,
Committee appointed draft resolutions expressive
lows Charles Turner. Henry T. Joie John P Cummings
Czziai "emnan and Stephen Jones The meeting
eioqucnsly addressed by Messr Styles and Iarker.
Resolved That in view of the preiudcs
personal preferences which exist TIL. ard our Tou.
aating Committee have cvinced great discrimination and
sound Judgment and that they entitled 10
Resol7sd Tha, in EDWARD D. NEST, the candidate
FOR Alderman OF this Ward combined all those qualities
which arecalculatcJ 10 inspire the highest confidence
citizen and as business ne has always
character above reroach and a. Democratic Wig, he
has been uniform and cnwdver,ng. Mid and
IN his disposition yet firm and decided in is adherence
OF the wings Of tho Ward Y'i'i,0''
R.soped I'ha, the nomination # WALTER MEAD
ASSISTANT Alderman meets cordial approval The char
actcr ni the presents The guarantee that the
terestS ci me " arc Will be safe N ms bands.
Resoced That the nominees tor Assessors and Collector
good and true that such reposa in eRi
The mos, entire confidence We need no, fear that latter
will absquutuiute.
Reso:'ed That hail with iov and Sasact ion the
lnnaion OF J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX our candidate
Mayor; that from his well tried integrity carac,.
well as experience cOuncls he is enineHv
quafied 10 ii That responsible station; and that will
cordially and zeaonsy unite with democratic Wing
e2ds OF the other wards Of the city his election
10y tremendous majority.
Resol.ed, That in HENRY CLAY behold The man
whom all delight 10 know, the OF UNDERSTANDING
Srity and The consistent friend OF the American Labrcr
mat he carries with him 10 his retirement best wishes
Sltuc st thar
retirement by the voice OF free people npresde their
estinies we know that bis enegry Sufficient
from our present depression 10 plenty and happiness
heS"'ed That the proceeding this meeting signed
b. the officers and published in the Tribune
ADDISON DOUGHERrY, Chairman
WASHINGTON SMITH,
II. L. JoLLIE
ALBERT VEpDER =. ''cs'is'=
JAMES STOKES.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-08
2. Transparent italian window shn1.-


tenon OF families about furnishing their .oY>- his SrIs
10 splendid OF Italian Window Siia:-, unsurpassed i5
any ever before brought 10 tbs cpUafrr-T!cy IL,
paintings ri who has devoted his pnit.
son and embrace every ~ Landscape arc Scr-1y
Perhaps 10 piece OF furniture appears 20 better advantage
or more inviting than handsome pair Win,hw Shades,
panteS in style u iai;ae nature Tie vec- contains
Italian Land.caDr>, Gothic Arches. Moonlight Scenes Sc7oi
Borders, f!gnette CenisrS. &c. xr.
n g. Country Merchants buying 10 ell a.a,sF III fnt
" their advantage 20 call ANA TIN, fp aou
1000 pair they will ~ -pI !ow cash. About 5 "a
a, the low price OF 81 80 per par. "a NIL
New-York tribune., 1842-04-08
.cPRING GOODS. Spring Goods.-1'he

- undersigned prepared with s=usr7I extensive as
OF Sea~ona-e Goods orders for Gar
style which viii c"mpcr with any hor>s 10 t'
Trade prices which offer inducements 70 tao-e p7y-
ing ready MONEY.
Attention .olciicd 10 The yl, of Panaicons furnished
this establishment, particular Is directed To this
department, witt, the gvir entire satisfaction.
Those who hzre experienced apv difficulty II getting
suited that superior III can always bt realized
French and ii>i Ca>>meres great varr;v of ncve
patterns u,,r-c The oi N-;irgS which
gave inrch, ac,ion,iroGg .lelast Spring an.! SUM-
rcr seasons will kept MP
French and + fish Cloths gi super and medium quaii-
tie. for Dress Frock Goats always on han'l.
Fancy tr->. se,. including Silk and Satin >carcra-
va,s. dkt,., t.;- Hosiery. Su,picr. Shirts, Collars
&c. a; usual uio,;trate prices. wM T. JENNINGS.
Late Lvnl- 4 Jennings, 80 Broadway.
mo4 lnis American Hotel
New-York tribune., 1842-04-08
FURNITURE. CARPETlNG, &c. a.,

tt I''FN,THI
Ind articles fst! exception q! bedding, crockery and
hitchen u'ns is offered at ow rice, INV DAYS
only bs family disseminating housekeeping Tor ihe
The furniture 81 superior quality, made chiefly by Fir.
Ponnt d Phye. and ,n~arly ncS. Among the arici-,
Tor sale two -rgant war!obe-. dining
table cost $50 spnfi p!e and frame say II by,
inches; PAR fashionable coucbe, boards, centre, ckrd
and b-ahas, tables, tet.tras with ,wo plain mat
rls,' marble TOP 'sa>land bureaus, &c Also Hrrseis
and Ingram Competing variety and worIl rl.i,
English hall oil doth, say sGrare yards C.plendI
paernsj ttl+ worn, cost S7n an viii BIZ sold low bronle
hailamf par bronze edndeiairi, a lights with sticks
nafc g astral iampad shade superior plated Coffee urn;
~ ili curtain saarn set bedroom curtain
for windows Sset, rndo" .aes; lot aOor mating, Grill,
and Datra>2 bedroom Hith pipe; bras, fire irons
s"sera! valuable sngrnyisa IL frames bedroom
with pipes.
The above viii BE- orred mrci triow ier value Ill the
18Th INST For t!ss OF ! cis and information apply
Mr. SCHENCk, tsho IS authorised selJ The pa per
warehouse, No - sFFuc- below William street.
Al-o tor sale one H;t' Combination Cooking Stove, The
1rNt premium pattern. t all Tie utensils End apparatus
most approved and economical article. az 3iis.