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ginia Bank of the Valley.
2, l88. 1850 1850
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We mentioned few days since that the mortgage offered
had been bid off at sOOo appears however THAT the
parties could not fulfil the terms of the sale The only
bona fde bid was $500.
Many of the commercial men in England have been
for some time predicting improved state of the foreign
trade of that country predcated upon the expectation of
an improved demand for English goods in the U. States
and India The expectation in regard this country has
long been known be allacious The stocks large
here and under the double action of rising duties and
apprecatng currency there is prospect of improved
prices increased demand The latest from
India present still aspect Of affairs The curren
cy of that country is exclusively metallic; and has for
several years been continually diminishing support the
expense of the English Afghan operations For this pur
pose 900 has been drained from the countries
braced between the Indus and the Berhampoote and
pended in the countries beyond the Indus where has
been boarded to extent, and large portions have
found its way across the Caucasus to Russia between
which country and Ahanstan the trade has nearly dou
bled during the period alluded to- while that between AFT
ghanista and the British less 1910 than
in 1897. On this Of affairs the circulation of
the precious metals has been roughy of course) esma
ted at between ECO 900 and 10000 600 sterling The
abstraction therefore the last three ears for
Indus expenditure of large amount 600
sterling in hard cashnearly oneourth of the entire cir
cuation of the countrysuciently accounts for the
HANGED value of the remainder the appreciation which
has taken place in the standard of values and
depreciation Of other commodities measured by that
dard On this state Of affairs the Bombay Times remarks
as follows
The enormous leaking out of the precious metals to-
wards Scnde and Ahghanistan account OF the Govern
ment and in lesser degree Ceylon account Of
private individuals has occurred at time when from the
great diminuton of usual supplies from China,
4uenty been drained of its specie the ryo instead of
having money to spend in British manufactures
find enough to pay the land The market is conse-
1uenty in this position the imports generally but
ucuary from Great Britain have vastly increased the
very time when the amount of the precious metals left in
the country to purchase them greatly diminished The
value of money is enhanced that of good deprecated
hey must either remain in warehouses unsold
Or be forced on the market at prices lower than
have yet
During the last seven years the imports of British goods
into the Bombay Presidency have increased
tent, as follows
Imports. 1851 Is4O-l
Import printed and dy led goods pieces, $4,000 57OOeO
" plain cottons, 100000 1000 900
cotton yarns, lbs, l,760,000 $500 900
Other articles show similar increase. The effect upon
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And proof that prices at the the pre-
sent year had not attained their minimum NAV men
ton that cochnea has been sold in February - the
beginning of March at and 10 days ago at rupees
per pound ForsNo. 20 mule twist 81 annas now with
difficulty be obtained and almost every other article is
in similar predicament.
The British slave population amounts 100 900 900
in the three presidences and their allies This
mass OF human beings reduced almost to the point
starvation The degree of poverty and distress which the
ryos laborng under is scarcely credible These mil
lions of starving wretches yet asked by their Euro
pean oppressorst to find silver to pay their land tax which
to assist the imperial put down black sla
very In this horrible of things the manufacturer,
gravey talk Of revva Of trade to India.
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Foreign ImpOrtations.

LoxpoN-Ship Phladephia-35 pkgs G B Norwood Co
- Shkn ronsides co-22 Meyer son-5 Robinson
wrshtw5o W2odhull Mnturno3C tedler-8 Bangs
Woosey-6 VIM Vyse15c Horsey-2i II r Windsorm9e N
Lennlg col Stokes Anthony Schoes L Bar
toni Mortimer G Smith, Davis Brooks COLL Cohen
~ -, Ailen3 Windso-2 Curti;-55 ck cs Is bales
DUNpEE-Bry Janetl Reported yesterday bales Con-
nah-8s Toney--9 Wood, johnson * Burritt-5 Smith
Thnrgar cos Tooker, Mead co-5 Richardson Watson
Il2 tons coal l29 do pig iron So bales 10 bxs order,
CADIz-Brg Magnet( Reported yesertay)2 hhds 3.6 or
cks wine Harmony X colo Blackburn trunk box 10
lasts salt Zolda- hhd Is cks butt wine Lasala-6O
Or cks do NJ Drewy3o + Boker-2O Ryan-2O pps 10
hhds wine do olives ScherIne Thorn & Marsh - -
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The receipts Of produce to-day have been small but
prices have given Potashes have declined 49, and
sales are making at 5i2 The receipts for the week
have been about IL 900 bbls.
Cofee-The market remains inactive, and prices have
downward tendency. Sales have been made Of 400 bags
Brazil at 81 10 CENTS 900 Laguayra, 81 81 80 bbls
and 1870 bags Cuba 81 81; 100 Sumatra ST. all mos 900
st. Domingo II u cents, cash. Coon-The sales
brace 1880 bales Upland and Florida at 81 cent $50
Mobile, 81; and $50 New Orleans 8 al0.
sale Of Teas took place to-day which we'll attend.
ed, and prices firmly maintained, as follows
Notes at months pay able in this city to be made
satisfactory O sellers.
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inois 81; N. York 81 1861 per cent? n York State
SIS 1862, went up II per cent the new City per cent
stock sold in large at 81 per cent premium City
Water Stock rose per cent Mohawk declined Della
ware and Hudson Bank of Commerce per cent The
bills of the Bank of ST. Adams W.T. not received on
deposite at the Suffolk Bank.
The following is statement of the affairs OF the Vir
gina Bank of the Valley.
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Never in the history If Batim has this delicious fruit
been offered in our markets early. II is least five
weeks in advance a6sxs
The fever relative to the flag to be presented the Lane
ter Fencibes has rather subsidized the current begins TO
run another way The corps will doubtless havo a flag
but there has not been much money as was an
tcipated.
virginia money has again fallen back caused probably
by Spectators quote at 8 81 per cent disc cunt
Wheeling rates at Is 49,
We had tremendous storm of yesterday afternoon
The cloud soon passed off and it is now fair Yours
RODERICK
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o. NEW YORK MUsEUM-sAcRED CONCERT

f.U NT,-S CONCEKT.
Yankee Hill has done excellent thing by including the
Sacred Concerts under the management of Mr. George
Loder. The Sunday evening last excelleny at
tend ed and most beautiful season il Some of the
finest gems from the Oraoros of great composers
given W 18th fine feeling and effect Tonight Miss Tayo
Messrs Horncaste Rosenhall and Loder appear These
Sacred Concerts the most respectable and praewor
thy entertainments offered and ought to be freely patron
ised. Tomorrow the manager commences a splendid
campaign. Besides appearing himself in of his in
inabe anecdotes the most splendid work of art in the
form Of sundry Proly spates views will be exhibited
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
ON THE PRINCIPAL OF
ATMOSPHERIC PR ESSURE.

From the New York Lancet
III affords satisfaction find that the of
sty making such rapid progress in this country. Many
valuable have of late been
amongst them thar inserting teeth the principle Of
Iherc cmnenty worthy Of We believe
that talented townsman Mr. Leye the credit belongs
introducing this improvement which has deservedy
the unequvocal APPRECIATION Of many of professional
brethren
From the Courier and Enpuircr1
DENTISTRY-It is often that permit ourselves
- speak terms of euogy OF discoveries subjects which
do within province. We have sufficient
knowledge do IT, in the first place. unless indeed the object
be visible angabe this the the
Mr. Levett, Surgeon Dentist, who arrived some time since
from London, has brought with him method which he
has successful practice here supplying Of
real teeth by artificial without the accessories
such gatures, ordinary
the operation when completed followed by any inflammation
pain. He best describe his method himself We will
however add that patients whom he has provided
sets Of these embellishments delighted
with that they have permitted him refer cn1urers
them who do apply from idle curiosity, but with view
Of pofng BY the conviction actual examination will
produce.
NJ. LEvETT, Dentist,
m LII RrnadMav. Of
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City Despatch Post.

l6 WILLIAM STREET.
PRIScfPAL OrrIcE.--Letters deposited before haEpas
hapas H. and half past O'clock will be sent out for
delivery at Q, !, and O'Clock.
BRANCH OFrIoEs-Letters deposited before Z H. and
O'Clock will be sent out for delivery at o. and o'clock
ALEX. NJ
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Beeves-6O head, including 50 from Ohio brought
IN and about 500 of which 225 for New York. sold
al 50 81 per 100 lbs as in quality Cows and Calves2l0
were offered and mostly sold at So SIS for dry Cows
$40 S24 for Sprngers, and S25 S35 for Mich Cows.
Hogs-55O brought in and 40 sold 81 81
per 100 lbs. Sheep-l0O brought in and 600 sold at
81 % 81 each, as in quality.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Departure OF the Atlantic Steamers.
To Ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor, if captains of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore r. Martin of our ne Wa
report Of the shipping left at the whence they sailed
vessels spoken their list of their
foreign newspapers they have Commodore Martin win
board them Immediately their arrival. We will reciprocae
he favor in any way.
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State Of Trade.

The week has closed heavily. The business of the
spring is nearly The tolls the canals give
some indication of the of business done through
them during the spring, but it be remembered that
the canal business is divided with Boston. The tolls
have been as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-29

NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGIsLArURE.-The annual session
OF the New Hampshire Legislature will open on Wednes
day next The Legislature will have Senator in Con.
gress to choose
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Our OF BREAp-Upwards of fifteen hundred workmen
with at least five thousand dependent upon them were
discharged last week from the several navy yards
Thrown out of employment by the Coon Skin Congress
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One of the Cabinet, Mr. Wcklfe the Postmaster Gene
raj arrived at Philadelphia on Thursday for the
Eastward,
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Passengers Arrived,

On the 27th instant EMMA JEANETTE daughter of John
and Harriet Lyon, aged six months and sixteen days.
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NAvAL.-Beow, is list of the officers of the United
States ship Warren, off Havana 2st instant sail during
that morning. for Norfolk. All we'll.
Charles l.. Williams, Commander James Noble n G.
Bacy, r. c. Cogdell, Lieutenants D. c. Mcleod Sur.
geon j. w Taylor Assistant do w. A. Christian Pur-
passenger.
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Married.
Died,

On the 26th instant at ST. Johns Church. by the Re,
DR.. Wainwright, Mr.. DANIEL DwIoHr to Mrs ELIzAsrr
L. CARLETON, both of this city.
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ToRNApo.--There dreadful tornado in Raytown
Georgia on the 18th inst One negro killed fences and
houses prosrated and the cotton and crop destroy
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sEIzEp.-One hundred boxes of brown sugar from Ma
tanzas consigned to Bates of Boston for some nfac
ton of the revenue laws.
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CHATHAM THEATRE.

,. Benefit Of Mr.. +. Forrest.
MONDAY EVENING May a-The performance NIL com.
with
r., - THE LADY OF LYONS.
Claude Melnotte, Mr. f. Forrest.
- Col Ddmas, W. Jones.
beausant Mr. Hall CLAWS, & Messenger
Pauline, Miss Josephine Clifton
To conclude with
m PlZARRO.
d.; nola - Mr. + Forrest
iNiif9, Mr. Held Aonzo, Mr. Hall
Gpihh, Miss Mestayer
r.Nl!aa' Mrs Blake
Doors will open future at quarter past O'CLOCK and the
curtain VIII rise at o'clock punctually. -
Dress circle, IS censBoxes Soft 2S-Prya,e Boxes CT
OLYMPIC THEATRE
MoNpAh EVENING May 3O.-The performances " ,Il com
,o,,re msncs wirh
>, LOVES OF THE ANGELS
JAP ran. Mitchell korah, Horncastie.
After which
BOZ
Boz, - Horncase Sam Weller Mitchell
Mrs. Novegobble, Mrs Watts
~ SARATOGA SPRINGS.
Timothy Tapewel MIR Mitchell
reter ,lpseh; n, Horncasue
Ms Inapewei, Mrs Timm
MISS binestockins Mrs Watt
To conclude with
BOB SHORT.
Mr. Dpwick, Everard Bob Short, Horucastle
Esther Dipwick, Miss Randall
Mrs Ticknot Mrs Watts
vate Boxes, IS ~ " -
The Doors will in future open and the Curtain will rise
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IHE LAST News FROM FLoRpA-We are au-
thorlsed by an officer Of the Army just from Florida,
10 say mat the statement of Indian murders contain
ed IN the morning papers of the city, taken from the
81 Augustine News, is founded on rumor, and con-
fuses what purpors to describe 1t makes al
transactions out OF one, and exaggerates beyond all
proportions.
This officer left Fort Tanning and Wacasasa on
on the 18th instant passing on his route TO Pilatka
near the theatre of these ourages, and although four
days had elapsed since the murders were commit
ted, the whole number of citizens, men, women,
and children, ascertaned to have fallen by the hands
OF the Indians did not excead halt the number said
to have been murdered on the Alligator and ad
joining settlements This band of Creeks, under the
hiefOc-tye-Archy, had been pursued by the troops
tor three days. Lieutenant Bntton, OF the 18th in
fantry with detachment OF thirty men, had brush
with them and drove them back into the Wacasasa
hammock, from which they set out upon their en-
terprse. The troops were IN active pursuit when
this officer left Wacasasa.-M adisonian, Moy2s
A MARRIAGE.-[E Extract from the Sourh African
Commercial Advertiser dated Dec q, 1871. l.
Married, on Saturday, the 18th instant, by Special
Licence at ST Georges Church. Cape Town Cane
of Good Hope. by the Rev: George Hough, NJ A.,
Esq, Captain II. NJ 10th Regiment third son of
the late Nicholas Coddington, of Old Bridge House.
In the county Of Meath Esq, and nephew of the
late vlsco1nt Allen, to Jane La yaln Trelawney,
Colonel Trelawney, Royal Artillery the newly APP
pointed Governor of St. Helena, and niece Of Sir
William Irelawney, Bart, Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Cornwall
The beautiful young bride, chastely arraycd in
sPotless white arrived at Church at p. M. in His
Excellencys State Coach and was received by
large assemblage of fashionabes, amongst whom
we observed His Excellency Sir George and Lady
Napier, Sir John Wylde, Chief Justice of the Colo
ny, Lieut. Col Coete, d. @, NJ. General, Colonel
Lewis, Commadant, &c. The centre aisle of the
church and the organ gallery, were occupied by ele-
gantly dressed ladies'. After the ceremony the par
lies retired to the vestry where His Excellency Sir
George Napier and Sir John Wylde, attested the
marriage. After dinner, at which a large party met
the happy and accomplished pair left Cape Town for
Llesbeek Cottage, to spend short time at that de-
dia On Monday morning, Capt. Coddington and
his lovely bride, accompanied by Col Trelawney
and tram OF gay friends, on board the splen-
did ship Edinburgh, which was superby dressed
with flags, the whole presenting the most lively and
pleasing spectacle that has been witnessed at the
Cape for a considerable period
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% AFTER RAINY WEEK THE WEATHER
cleared off delightfully."- yesterday which will give all
our friends opportunity to attend church to-day All
those however who do should take of Sherman's
Cough Lozenges with them, which will prevent them
from disturbing the congregation a few Camphor Lo-
Zenges to quiet their Office LOG Nassau street
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NEW YORK MUSEUM
81
No. 1852 broadway, opposite the Citv Hail.
ATTRACTION INCREASED

- IFomery known as Peaes,)
rpv 4, Nc aS2 Rrcadgay. opposite the City Hall
TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION INCREASED NO
$780,. VELTY
IN May 30 and every evening during the week.
me sons and Daughters of the WESTERN FOREST.
. lNpIAN WARRIORS and SQUAWS, under the direc
OF NJ T. Rage Will presents series of remarkable exhb
S s,stns OF the suresons religious rites warfare hunting
Pss, councils evels, war songs dances, Sc. of the
C.dMdNCHE ESQUIM.4UX, SIC, FOX, SENECA
~. WiNMEB.dGO and other distinguished Tribes.
Miss MILE, the charming Vocalist, together with Mr.
SHAW from the London Concerts, and Mr. BRUCE from
tina Park Theatre viii sing number OF favote songs
The Indians will perform this "wednesday afternoon and
Saturday at three O'clock together with variety of other
sractions. (See BilIs)
Mr.. A. Kurs will preside at the Piauofor,e.
Lecture Room performance at half "a eight
o'cck precisely.
The greatest curiosity in the world the Vermont Dwarf
WHO'S 81 years old and weighs only nineteen pounds and
the Irish Giant, feet inches in height be seen day and
evening.
The splendid exhibitions of Switzerland Naaal Bridge of
Virginia, will remain here short time.
Animal Magnetism every afternoon at four o'clock.
Day performance Saturday afternoon three o'clock
Admission TO all Is cents. Inolc
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
'Siores Nos % Ann aud us Fulton street,
MONDAY.


MONDAY
corner Of Morton and Washington streets for cash large and
Gs | 5 eqt 81
tools quantity Of Sos Az Of ali sizes
-, Altos O'Clock, al the sales room
summsr ootlns dry Goods fancy and pledged articles
Al 10. O'clock ~ W y. s NJ ., No stree.
Splendid and extensive T ialf ( srSqSt furniture
AT o'clock, at No sai BrOsdway, c.mer white.,
s:"s lf t$5s's 5s Without f1Sss %ss; Ss
and qualities; The dessTedy Celebrated and
s sf fS Be- Sd a r G s@' and others
BY RIELL & ARCULARIUs,
THIS MORNING
- Al O1s O'Clock, in the sales ROOM
Variety sale, Dry Goods Summer Cahing &e-A large a.,
sormsn Of fancy and staple goods neans hardware
paniaoons vests bousss, &c. &C. ''' JACKETS
NBLo &,DUNLAP, viii sell, At the Saloon, NIbq's Gar.
One Thousand Pots of Choice Plants consisting Of and
snas GArdeniAs Caas, Lackenauas, Ercas, Cacu, SC.
&c. m28 3sr
NGFSSE E2ks M IS B1oas%.y sss y: Sa.
MSpd draw The attention of the public that he will sell SPLEEN
w9r is soS selling a the of Draws
and hair cloth of the latest Spring patterns die GIN
d -. ALBANY-Th low pressure Steamboat oot
1-2<-A RAINBOW will leave the foot of Robinson
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at o'clock
ms lm"r
Assr.s1 "a. PE0PLE's LINE FOR ALBANY AND
GS@Eti1-x-}s TROY, daily O'Clock, p NJ from
;K-K-the Steamboat Pier between Courtlandt and
L'fffGs CAN'T P john
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons O'clock
The steamboat SOUTH AMERICA Capt. L. w. Barnard
E::.SsS
five o'clock for Albany and intermediate places
The above boats aud substantial furnished with
the Hudson River steamers. e
For passage freight apply board or to F. C. Schultz AT
the Office on the wharf m2s
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLO'S GARDEN.

if Proprietor OF this fashionable respectfully becs
@ 20 announce To- the public of New York that the
oh WIZ commence on "Wednesday next June Isl when the
Iig halel Family augmented by several artists
rom rhls I'M no" numbering 20 persons will appear
sMany costly improvements have been effected during the re-
cess BON IN ue Grand saloon and Garden. The former has
bren e-decoated and the latter filed with rare and
Shrubs and Flowers. WIN ' "" "'''i'i
Edge the nmitabe Proe chnist has been engaged for
months past IA executing at expense series Of
novel displays in his pleasing art. '' S'''' VI
The Promnade Musicale, which last season gave s,ch ,no
Iuivocal satisfaction will be resumed by fu and efce'
Orchestra under the direction Of Mr. r. Woof from Covn
Garden London and no effort will be left untned To merit H.
extensive patronage bestowed this establishment hereto
fore.
The Garden will be thrown half past precisely and
the amnsements commence al O'Clock.
Admission, 50 Gents.
y. B-A limited number of season Tickets will issued
nUl
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DIR. FAWCETT,

MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUR
4I GEONS, of London and Edinburgh and Of the Medical
College of Philadelphia confines his practice select branch
OF his profession
Nout emptl dolore voumtus.
Dr. r. Is encouraged by the uniform attending his
msde OF treatment IN the of yenerca glees
seminal weakness and mercura affections ter with ali
those other bad symptoms which undermine the con.iitnon
and lay the foundation OF premature decay either
treatment or any other IN such persons appetite
His mode of treatment is universally adHired-is medicines
being pleasant TO the taste and smell gently estnge
OF the stomach and give that tensty what dgas-
ton requires His treatise deb
~ affords extensive observations debility,
nnai weakness and mpoency brought on by densve habits
work be obtained at his office Fulton street
Doctor can be consulted all hours of the day and night
Letters post paid will receive immediate attention.
m29 msc
ITO THE LOVERS OF sUPEKIOK BLACK LEA
Howqua's Mixture This extremely delicious and unpar
aeled Tea highly cebiaed IN China and EUROPE lust i'm
ported. u now Tor sale at the Canton Tea CompaDys General
nese Packages Prices SO cents and 81. m2l iinsr
IIEBBS IMPROVED BURNERS, at scyenty-fve per
w less than heretofore The subscriber has
hand general OF the imported Burners which he
offers the above reduced io-ral discount al
lowed all dealers Best quality of Csmyne al 20 cents
gallon Csnphorated Gis IS cents Call and for
yourselves No ia Grand street. one door fem B.,.way
B-AI kinds Of Lamps altered bronzed gilt and repaired
At the shortest notice, reasonable terms AT I'm
DORKeoo bbis es clear, clear rump Pork az in
L spcction, for sale BY =. :, o,..
mis- r.. ~ tOLBlNS, 80 South street.
MACHINE BLANKETs-5 bales for sale by
vi mlOec PERsSE BROOKS oi Liberty L
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90 DENTOLOGY.-By reference to our advertising
columns, will be seen that Dr. William Arnold has re.
turned to the city, after highly successful visit to
Havana.
The Doctor has brought among other trophies several
locks OF hair as mcmentos from the fair Havanese with
whom he was great iavorite He also brings letters
from gentlemen there Of the highest responsibility
mendng his skill and knowledge Of the science Of Den
tistry.
Where there are many humbugs in all professions
take pleasure in recommending who understands
what he processes.
His rooms at No. Murray street.