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Died,
On Saturday evening 18th instant NATHAN DUnKrE, in
the Attn year of his age
The friends and acquaintance Of deceased are respect
ully invited attend his funeral Monday inst
1 o'clock. r. NJ, at his late residence fS9 Amos St
On Sunday I4h inst in the 74h year Of his age DAVID
REYNOLDS, an old resident.
HIS friends and acquaintance respectfully request
ed to attend his funeral from the house of his son. No -
Bay ard street, this afternoon at al o'clock.
On Sunday morning, iah inst. DANIEL ID BRADroRp, in
the 37th year Of his age.
The friends of the family are invited TO attend the fri
neral this afternoon at O'Clock, from his late residence
in Barrow, Hudson street
OF consumption, on the 18th inst WIN. McBRIDE aged
% years
His friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
tend his funeral this afternoon at O'clock from
livingston street.
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Ofri-E CRoToN AquEDucT BoARp.


NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS -Wa'ef uss era
~ red To- abstain from the Of the ashers
ID N service ppe for The rn aht ending 2oh A. NIL an
Tor the Of he ui
water than ahsoluey and citZrds generally
r~queste to aid u dep venting
waste Of water Tom the hyd the supply
both ordinary aud ex or IN r for the city for he four
days will be rom the n tho
water being shut on the hole lin. Of the queduct
bile h- engineers, Nj JARVIS a"d Haste make their
of Interior, repairs
may be found Subjoined from ord,-
nance pissed the Common Couacl winch will be rgdiy
forced:
a. No peon except the Mayor Aldermen or As
sistant the wards shall permits
siol in writing from tne Croon Aqueduct Bo,d unscrew
hydraBt belonging attach ed the Croton Aque
duct WORKS erecting for the Of fires except
Of he in the neRhbo hood, h, said fire by
drant for longer time than she'll b. limited s,d
81 II the for other purposes than
be menti ned sa under the penalty Of
five dollar, { 7 each offence
By order OF the Cro,oa AqseJuc, Board,
ais lwrc JAMES a. COFFIN Pres dent.
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THE ANATOMICAL VENUS

T comoiiance with tn requ hls former
dieuce, and Others who ud previously end Dr.
HolcY consented receiver his of
Ladies and Gentsmen pere times the Reproductive
Dgans both and the repToduc poces, pan
and Aaimas Ga Tuesday Weines a and rbursd y Apr
9th nth and 10 H. National Hail. Cans street few
Of broadway For gentem oIly at IN ia the evening
\msson 20 CENTS single e:tnre, ors for tie cous For
.a 'y n ia e o. e h i v A.
compile ,del of the female form tn,
Anatumc Venus and by fourteei other mode repr
sentng the peculares Of the female form tie deveio
m.nt Ct the infant beng at as mauy diff rent st'ges,
tioas Sc. entlemn also these moreing 10,
ard every evening except of 'be tues IN FIR IS
Ladies aft moon at "a for cents; g'eat
bes of whom atead day aud loud in the
ntemen of the press Le.d only give lddr
IL ls &c
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This shows great Improvement in nearly every de.
scription at the close of the market.
By the arrival OF the packet ship Sheridan we have Ii.
verpool dates to the l4h of March The London Money
Market continued very easy and the rate of interest very
low The cotton markets very inactive prices sea
iy, but not very firm. The commercial intelligence ge-
neray is not unfavorable There was so little doing
IN matters connected with this country, that 1t is mpos
possible to predict the tenor Of further advices
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
Cotton Market

NEW ORLEANS, April 6-On Thursday the market was
greatly depressed for although there rather
qury than the day before yet offers generally
at such exceedingly low rates that holders declined
cept them. About 5000 bales, however, changed hands
during the day. and prices establishing decline Of half
the rates previous to the arrival Of
In consequence Of this reduction in prices
was yesterday more numerous attendance OF buyers,
and fully 1000 bales sold prices not materially
ryng from those paid Thursday and which we have
cotton in first hands unusually heavy for the
and the receipts still continue large, giving rise to in
creased estimates Of the CROP and the existing depression
in the market may be traced in part to this circumstance
The sales of tine week amount to l6 400 bales Of which
Ia, 800 were sold during the past three days.
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
IAssimilating TO that OF Lii erpooI1
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fsaSsenEers Arrived.

Sr. CRoH-B'ig Eiz,-Nlr Whee ing. child and !;
Mr. Morris aud lady; Mr Holt aud latv.
KEY WEsT-Schr Foam art NJ r Packer d Smith, J
smith, f. Commelin Goldsmith, NJ Cooper, + + Shep-
part.
MARAcA,Bo-Colum. scbr pendance-Edwari Legier
Of France
CiENFUGoEs-Schr Rel Jacket-W Wolf
APsLAcHIcoIA-Big Forida-Charss l. Mather. NJ d
Silvry.
Craftsmanship Auson-Mr Stednan and lady A Sed-
Stedmaa, Mr. Brown aud lady Mr. Chisbo and % in
CHARLEsroS--Brg George-Miss Bede and in the
ste
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Surplus for 1874, ,

Surplus ion ls44,. ..22o, 100 bales
The stock hand is rapidly becoming reduced, COM
pared with last year. This Is caused by the falling off in
imports since the first of January The decrease being
| 81 ,s74 bales.
The Cotton Markets of this country will for time ex
perence considerable depression from this news, but
their recovery will be gradual and permanent. The
suit of the years sales will undoubtedly be prota
to the country at large than if specuations
ried to great extent. The spinners of Manchester
and Lancashire, have probably, with the aid of London
Bankers succeeded in putting down prices to level that
meets their views they since been the market
large purchasers demand for consumption will take
out of the market the large stock and do reduce
the supplies than all the speculation the whole capital
Europe could produce. This will eventually benefit
prices and the net value Of the crop will doubt reach
an amount as large would be realised by the greatest
fluctuations
Our local trade is rapidly improving. The business
portion of our city exhibits great activity. Country
chants are swarming into this market The recent heavy
importations OF foreign goods and the competition that
exists among dry goods merchants enable merchants
from all parts to lay in their stocks Of these goods
proably in this than in any other city in the Union The
great numbers of southern and dealers that visit
this city, twice thrice annually, have given dry
goods merchants the control of this trade be
wresed from them unless by the njudcious management
their business The rivalry existing between the
jobbers particularly is destructive Of the regular laws
Of trade leads to too great extension Of trade,
expansion Of credits and to the usual result OF these
movements 1t is the first great of the bank
ruptcy and ruin that almost periodically overtakcs
this class of the mercantile community. This trade
for the present bids fair to be very extensive SO
far 1t has been conducted sound legitimate
principles. How long it will continue SO, tell
few will doubtless suffice to produce over
| he ial hv
short period of prosperity obliteraes all recoec
ton of past troubles and the acted over
and without teaching those engaged few lessons
that would be of value in after years.
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From the New Orleans picavune. |

% 1T SEEMS HARDLY WORTH WHILE THAT
we should add testimony to the overwhelm ng
that has already been procured by that nesmabe Burn
Specific, called "Connel Magical Pain Extractor" but
We might as well say that exceeds any thing ever
card of for the rapid and thorough Of the following
ompaints which have been tested in this city, viz Burns
scalds Eryspeas, Piles Salt Reum, Scrofla Chilbains
Frosted Parts, Sore Nipples, lnfamed Skin, &c We
commend every family in this city, to always keep this
blessing Of the age in their house.
The article in this city at 81 Courandt street.
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90 PROFESSOR yELpEAus CELEBRATED

90 PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
FILLS for the radical of Gonorrhna elect and all
mocopuruient discharges from the urethra These pills
are guaranteed to effect permanent in all diseases
oil the urethra in shorter time than any other remedy
ever brought before the public without ainting the
breath, disagreeing with the stomach, confinement
from business Price 81 per box. Office of the College
OF Pharmacy and Medicine, 95 Nassau street.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
MA liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine yender5
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JUVENILE MUSICAL FESTIYAL-

go MUCH pleasure and satisfaction have ben expressed
- both paliey aud privately by those VIII, st,eada Mr.
Bradbury Festival last and and repeated have
beei the solicitations that h would similar this
gagemens well his present. indsposion e health lie
feels compelled to the interesting task This Juve
ne ntertanment viii be given the Broadway Tabernacle
"Wednesday Evening" the l1th nen ing ha pst
ocock. This chpusses will be ards of Five
Hundied yorng Singers Tickets. IS Tor SAL The
Sock aud Music Stores aud at dor NJ B-Np
WIN Z. Bradbury
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Although the advices in relation to the Liverpool cot
ton market show inactive state of business yet the
position OF the staple will prove quite favorable The sae
are confined more to the trade for consumption The
speculative demand was very limited
Average quantity taken by consumers out OF Liverpool
for 1913. .............. 80 800 bales
Do. do. 1874. .............,..,. .23J 100 a.
in favor OF lS44,. 1920
Stock in Liverpool March sth, lsa3, .4s9 500
Do do. do. ls44, .6a7 900
Increase in stock, compared with
Taken on speculation this year. a79cOo
Do. do l643. ............ 90, 100
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Stnte OF Vruda,
Total,

BREADsTuFFs Western Flour is up to So. All that
could be bought for 81 93 has been taken for England
Freight 81 cents per barrel Georgetown Flour held
Wheat ranpes from 81 oct 81 l2t This is high but
the article is Rye tetches 20 cents Southern
Corn 81 cents Northern 81 3d. Oats 80 a32.
CorToN-The sales to-day amount to about 1000 bales
at the decline noticed yesterday We revise quota
tons To conform
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Domestic Importations.

NEw ORLgANs-Ship Mary III llips-l2 hid, bales furs
euier u Sous bbs lard oil StspIes3i hhds hams
Wond5 tales fea hers w ams II Nor h,m-ia obs porh
5tracham ScotI0t seeks coffee Morgan-'2 bales ~
cuttings Henry Buclsyio bbls alow Lawrence Hicks
l708 bb- po TX CART &Kneelandl86 btls pork AveuIl
co-2s dS Bigeow-5s bales cotton Hamilton y Gray
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0y- WHITE RED, OR GRAY HAIR CHANGED
to dark brown permanent black by the Moorish Hair
Dye Sold for 30 cents or 81 bottle at the sign of bs
American Eagle 81 Chatham street. 1913 Broadway, N.
"; 1879 Fulton street Brooklyn State street, Boston;
Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
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&C. WANTED.-A case Of Salt Rhsua of the most ma.
lgnan and obstinate character which will be cured free
of charge. The object being to prove the efficacy of
New German Remedy. by an external application only,
without any inconvenience unpleasant sensations In
quire at u Courtlandt street.
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Those Splendid Articles belonging to Mad
sutton,

LEAVING FOR EUROPE,
Ian be seen at Atwills Music Store, Broadway, this
DAY only All persons who intend to subscribe
uesed to enter their in the books the
Committee or Collector, the list which is last filling up
whl be taken from the Books when complete SO that
those whose names not entered the Books must
necessarily be excluded.
The articles are most costly and rare comprising -
list A LARGE SPLENDID PAINTING IN Gus brought
from Rome-The Artists Studio.
Ind SUPERB Chr JuGofER CLOCK, with Music.
Inc greatest curiosty-the jugger performs with music.
VASES representing the Beloved and the Forsaken with
fine Landscapes the other side formerly belonging
AIurat, brother-in law of Napoleon)
ON. bEAurIFuL AND OMoINAL DESIGNED SHIP
Crook, with the ship sails sc, of Ivory Harbour of
Brest, on Copper
Also for Private sale will be added to the above ar.
tce3, should the subscribers more than the
limited number Superb Horizontal Grand Action Piano
forte with metallic tubes plate &c; made to order
pressly for Madame Sutton-very rich and brilliant tone
To be seen at so Greenwich street.
o. BRANDRETH'S PILLs-.4crfmonious H4mors the
Cause and only Cause Of all Pain and Distress the Body
Pain is the warning given by the that there
acrimonious humors in the body. No ever had an
affection OF the lungs out it arose from acrimonious
o's having settled there No man ever had pain in the
head or affection OF the heart but it produced by the
presence upon those parts Of acrimonious Humors So
with Rheumatism-iti is the Acrimonious Humors which
have settled upon the membrane of the muscles So with
dysentery-the Acrimonious HumOrs have settled upon
the mpcus membrane of the bowels aggravated in most
cases BY the retention Of Hard Focal those mpor
OF the body (uness was produced by Academy that
was not occasoned by the presence Of Acrid Humors II
these humors which have to be expelled and by
ing the pain or distress is to be To this
with certainty the BRANpRETH Pills must be used They
innocent bread yet all powerful the remover
the cause of sickness may be taken at any time the
day night without alteration in Gie fear OF cold
Sold at 25 cents per box at PAL Broadway 274 Bowery
lS9 Hudson ST., d. D. Wright corner Houston and Lewis
sts Mrs. Wilkinson 4l2 Cherry St, j. Howe Riv-
ingon and Ludlow sts, N. Y. Mrs. Booth, Market St.
Brooklyn.
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0a5- STOP YOUR HAIR FRoMsFALLING OFF. Ior
you will soon I've bald We do say this to alarm YOU
be there is danger of it, If you use the genuine
Nv York will positively stop the hair from falling
off and to grow luxuriantly keeping II free from
dandruf scurf and give the hair beautiful gloss
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{a9- THE SPANISH LILY WHITE, FOR MAKING
ladies' cheeks fine aabaster white. This Is different
to common chalk-we warrant II not to njure Sold al
the sign of the American Eagle 81 Chatham street and
3a3 Broadway. New York ls9 Fulton street Brooklyn
State street. Boston, and Ledger Buildings, Philad
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o. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.--Tht
Ionc Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy OF the city of New York, confidently re
commended Tor all debility produced by secret in
diligence or excess Of any kind II is invaluable
dy for impotence stery barrenness tunless depend
ing on malormation)
Single bottles 81 each cases of half dozen IS; core.
fully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union
Office OF the College of Medicine and Pharmacy. 9t
Nassau street W. Il RlCIJANDsON AGENT
~ BA literal discount to country practitioners and
medicine vendors. 80
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| 03- SPRING MEDICINE-C omstoct's Extract of Sar-
saparla for purifying the BLOOD Price cents per bot.
| tie, or 81 per dozen, at 81 Courtandt street.
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{S5-READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES HAVE
DONE-A letter just received from Mr.. Champlin of
Orient, L. states that DR. Shermans Lozenges per-
forming wonders among the people, and that the demand
is increasing every day In many where the Cam
phor Lozeges have been used for headache end
affections they have produced immediate cures and the
Worm Lozenges have eradicated worms than any
remedy that has been known. He writes for large
supply and states that they have failed give
tisaction. How many there who are suffering, and
who could find reefby trying these celebrated Lozenges
They alwayst0 be had at Dr. sherman's warehouse
l06 Nassau ST. of the Drs agents. 227 Hudson 1875 Bow
II East Broadway; l3s Fulton st. Brooklyn Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia, and State st. Boston.
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Amuaements.

TREAT HIsTRoNIc TRIUMPH.-A visit to the
chatham alone can convince the public OF the sue
essiu career which the Chatham has for time
Pas Altogether, the results OF the enterprise Of the
management must be considered dedided triumph This
'EehinSi however, the Chef d'4uvre will be accom-
pushed In addition to the excellence of the company
ana the satisfaction given by the character Of the produc-
un this evening Mrs Mcclure appears in the beautiful
character Of Julia in the Hunchback This lady has al
reaoy secured to herself q high rank most accom-.
pushed and successful artistic and this evening ia afforded
an opportunity for the New York public again gra-
unei by her splendid representations In addition TO this,
nademoselle Henrietta Viola appears for the second
Time Enough has been said to secure crowded
house glance at the cast of the Huncheback brings
view the most brilliant galaxy of talent devoted
the honor OF Sheridan Knowles, the author. Among
other names are those Of Mcclure Conner Reynolds,
scott, Wharam, Winans and Stevens We feel ourselves
lucky in having secured seats for the evening.
AMERICAN MUsEUM.-The Giants continue to
Draw such houses, that the manager will give two
splendid performances today at half past r NJ and
quarter beiores. The Ethopians who re-engaged'
w appear also Cole and his Dog, Miss Adair and Ceo
richer bill has not been offered for months Let the
lovers of advantage Of this days opportn
hy, ana go early II they wish seats Inc HyPsey can
he consulted At all hours.
PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM, This place is be-
coming the most popular and fashionable resort in
The city The Manager DESTROYS OF pleasing his fair visit
ors has ut considerable expense and Tor their especial
commodation constructed pargiee-thes of which
newly cushioned, the backs stuffed and place for
the elbows to rest that each resembles arm
chair This is great comfort in crowded ROOM more
particularly in wal IN weather. The Manager-anxious
to afford the ladies that which, by courtesy they are en-
titled to, namely the best seHtsadmis them to the mar
que without extra price The gentlemen have pay
shilling The attractions this week truly tremendous
A Dwarf smaller than Tom Thumb Giantess larger
than the one at the American Museum and eight per
formers including Celeste, Conovcr, Western and his
WIFE, and all for one shilling
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0l}- PILES-Hay's Liniment, Lins Balm Of China,
warranted to any the purchase money re.
turned in all cases, either blind or bleeding.
DEAFNESS DIR. McNar's Accostic Oil will cure it.
Price 81 per flask Warranted.
East India Hair Dye coors the hair any shade, from
light brown jei black and will not in the least stain
the skin Buy the above articles only at u C0urtandt ST.
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EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.
NATIONAL GALLERY OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS

EXHIBITION ROOM, IN CLINTON HALL,
Corner Of Nassau and Beekman streets
A MATEURS AND ARTS s Informed, that the Gal
"A lerv Of Paintings Clinton Hall open from A.
NJ TO o'clock night later, according the They
will therein find choice collection of finest Paintings
which have ad ned European Gallery Artists will
be allowed to study ia the Exhibition Room The public
find Catalogue which will explain all the histnr
pieces quoting the Of authors which
have been taken
o Admittance only Is cents ms7 I'm jgb
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Liberal Observation-Disclosures has reason to be
proud of her generous merchants 1t would be
well all understood the high object of these rich endow
ments OF hountifu Providence. William Lawrence Esq
iof the maintenance of education in that Seminary
Boston Mail .4pyyI IA
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o. HAIR DYE, HAIR OILS, HAIR RESTORERS
Hair Eradcaor, Hair P0mmades Extracts for Handker
Chief Tooth Washes and all kinds Perfdmery at 81 Wa,
ker street, first store Broadway,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
Boxes 20 Cents-Pit 3Cents-t'aliery l2H Cents.
MONDAY EVENING. April Is, l844,
The Performance will commence with
RICHARD ILL.,
Richard, Mr.. Booth
To conclude With
SPIRIT OF THE FOUNTAIN.
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Foxes IS Cents Pit. I2% Cents
MONDAY 80 NJ APRIL Is /" with
THE HUNt HBsCK.
Nj Walter. "a Scott sir Thos Clifford Il C-nner
hlodu,.' Whanm Eathom -. Wilma
Jua'.... Mrs McClure Helen. -. Miss Reynolds
To copciud with
HIS LAST LEGS
mlrCUElL'S OLYMPIC Thtt.aItLs
MONDAY EVENING AIrI3 the Opera of
MARRIAGE OF FIGARO.
Figaro. ......... MIR Wacot
Antonio MIR Holland
To conclude with
THE ALPINE MAID
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MARITIME HERALD.

Notice 10 Pilots and Captains OF Vessels.
All Pilots and Captains of vessels requested
fac, that Robert s. Martin. formerly ship collector
is not employ. He is not therefore. receive
ipers Intended for the New York Herald
Foreign Letter Bags
Hereafter, Letter and wspapsr Bags for all psrs the
World. will be made at the HERALD OFrIcE
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- PANT OF A HOUSE WANTED-A part u
n Dwelliol House, comprising about tao p'h.'s on
ElU .nrt floor AID two thre 81 epug ioots WIN p.f
ms ar kitch,n ia good horse, elisbls located IN plr
saat neighborhoo wihia 6eeea or twenty nnufs VAN
VeIocity at NO Asor House. giving description Of prem
.e. ,eai sssd loo ion. ais y'ec
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sUr q SO HIGH IS
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ECONOMISTS OBSERVE
TO THOSE WHO WISH TO DRESS WELL At
THE LEAST POSSIBLE EXPENSE
IN THE SPRING of the wren gentlemsn throw oil
th-ir overcoafs cloaks that vernal PAub FRY, Tho
ST. ~ ntrudes his gtnces into s discr pancfs OF
,st wears wadronr The whrness OF the snd the
pearance the button holes denote that iM
lone hi, worLgrmprs ia " and ASH
i1nahle appearance = New Clothing become. actually
Under these circumstances. the PRU DENT MAN endea.
yofs to find Tailor in whom the following qualities
b i~s-
Fsay-surricESr MEANS to stock his shop with goods
the oh-spsst cash juices
SrcondlyTALENr AND TASTE to elaborate fashionable
glrment.
ThirdIy-ABiLIry to fit every shape.
Fouubly-INDUsTRy IN BUSINESS and MODERATION ~
that the prices Though they satisfy him)
vi lvos luxurious tailor OF Bro would be
below all possibility OF rrw Ia, ration.
These quahc all combined and in the Fashion,
HE and economical tash Tailoring Establishment iJ2 wa
Im street. three doors wes' Of Fulton
GENERAL SCALE OF PRICES
Dr-n Goats, from ................. So TO $50
Vests do................. Ito
MAKING AND TRIMMING "a
urtss Noat IN w.
Pant' do -. ....... ....,., % 10
Yeats, do ...... ''' .......,s ~ 10
10 Asut OF Clothes made, if eyed - tSen ''os
hours. q b. : LAKk p, itopt"tW,
sI5 nee -! William street