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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-12-26


/ July, 1915. 7,65S,3O6
Total means S34,46S, BOG
EXpen dImres, lsl qnarter SS,46j,092
I Esllma led expenditures for ID,
Sd and 4!h quarters, arc
Foreigu intercourse, Sc. G730,2ll
Army proper 2.59i,135
Fortliica lions. ordnance, &c. 2,3i6,71S
Indian Department l,6i9,79l
! Pensions 1855, $50
] In, GU Public debt d Tsv. notes, $50, 976
/ Redemption OF residue of Loan
of'4l $4,000
Treasury notes outstanding 6S7,16I
Naval Establishment 4.9O2, Si5
S29, 627, 05l
Bal. in Tsv. lst July, 1876 4,sl5.254
Estimated Receipts, Means and Tx.
penditures for the fiscal year commen-
eng lsI July, 1916, aid ending 30th
June, 1877, are Is follows:
Receipts,
Customs s22,5OO,OOO
Lands 400 900
Miscellaneous 100000
$4,000, 600
Add balance 10 be in Tsy. 4,S5l,25l
Expenditures.
Estimated total S2j.5ls.Sl3
In which is for army proper 3.36l,4jS
Navy G,239,39O
Est. balauce in Treasury LIST
Jolly, ls47, 1882, al
The following are the principles laid
down in the Report -
list. That no more monay should be
collected than is necessary for the wants
OF tue government, economically admin
istered.
ID. That no duty be imposed on any
article above the lowest rate which will
yield the Iarges. amount of revenue.
sd. That below such rate, discrmina-
ton may be made. descending in the
scale OF duties OF, tor imperative rea-
sons, the article may be placed in the list
of those free from all duty.
'4Ih. That the maximum revenue duty
Should be imposed on luxures.
18Th. That all mlmmums, and all spe.
ciic duties should be abolished, and adj
valo,em duties substituted in their place
care being taken TO guard against fraud
uIent Invoices and unLervaluarion. and TO
assess the duty upon the actual market
value.
9th. That The duties should be so i'm.
posed as 10 operate as equally as possible
throughout the Union, discriminating
neither for nor against any class or Sec
,on.
NO horizontal scale of duties is recon-
mended; because such scale would be
a refusal 10 discriminate for revenue, and
might sink that revenue below the want.
of the government. Some articles will
yield the largest revenue at duties tia,
would be wholly or partially prohibilory
in other cases
The Warehouse system is recon.
mended as vitality necessary 10 prevent
The loss of our trade an foreign exports,
as under the presen, arrangement.
A drawback on goods exported from
this country through Canada, is propo-
sed.
He is in favor Of reducing and gradu-
aiing the price of the pnbIic lands.
The'Conslilunonal Treasury',is warm
ly pressed, and powerful reasons set forth
IN It's support.
The location of branch of the Min,
at New York is recommended for sound |
reasons, 10 keep safely the vas, amoun, of
revenue collected at New York, and also
to increase the coinage and the cIrcula.
ton of gold and silver.
The adding Of sal, and guano 10 the
list OF free articles.
The abolition Of minimum aud specific
duties.
The restoration of the Sub Treasuv
system.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-12-26

" dyS Of the UeSi-At Liule Fort, ,herc
not beng storage room sufficient To &C.
commodaIe the large amount of produce
coming forward At that thriving point, we
learn the court house being full, that a
commencement has been made 10 I'll the
cAtFcaes with chicago Josr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-12-26

Il Good Report H'eH Mdde.-The
following brief but truthful Report
of the committee on the state of re-
llgion, at the Dublin Association, is
an excellent model of report-ma-
king:
THAT the state of religion in the
churches composing this Association
is lamentably low, needs no argu-
ment to prove; but to prescribe a
remedy is a task more difficult -
yet your Committee make an at
tempt. Therefore,
Resolced, That the shepherds of
the several hocks repent of their
Mkewarmness, humble themselves
at the foot of The cross, seek forgive
ness of God, and return wholly to
his service.
Resoired, That the flocks follow
their Shepherds
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-12-26
Ann"ni Report Of the Secretary OF the rrca-

The annual Report Of the Secretary of
the Treasury. which is always an impor-
iant document. Is unusually So this year.
IL was presented 10 the House on Thus.
day morning.
Receipts and Expenditures for fiscal
year ending June Both. 1915, were
Receipts and means So, 626, SIS
Expenditures 29,96S. 200
Do. for fiscal year ending 3Oth June,
1876:
Receipts lst quarter Ss,S6l ,932
I'd. Sd, a:.d 4ih quarters. esii-
mated 1888, 0G7
Lands 1900, 900
Misc ellaneous 100000
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-12-26

WAR!-on bed bugs last night
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-12-26

$50. $50, 900
Add balance in Treasury LIST
July, 1915, 7,65S,3O6
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-12-26

S29, 627, 05i
Bal. in TSv. lst July. 1876 4.sl5.254
Estimated Receipts, Means and Ex-
penditUres for the fiscal year commen-
cling lsI July, 1916, aid ending 3Oth
June, 1877, are Is follows:
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
Foreign IsnportatIons.

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TWsqShss;$is ssSd; Fuller Ass CO. d;
@ BIRD GSn@i Mh.% rS%si william, hyiI0BB
s''h'I'
anss s,Iassml H9Gl OTa,.ad DeIn;sn Whiting
Browa%s Sss hsaca CO. col ISDa %%oid
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sTsaps s%ss.s sIsss:-s xsds.x..s T,a.op
rss:ss sii ssa GsS:sP
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Ta;ry.s rssIsI Mead ssgIs SnS Nissssi
YsS:,sdtS SS' s ssIa;5, ss Godfrey; f;ii;s9
his: F.;GH t:ss ss f,iS,S:sS
w'soG.s chittsndsa s;;Ts Is HUI. B.o!s;S
s si ws sms Mss.s. SAGsss n..S'S
oSs % WssS sSS ser.
$50 tons IRON 3o boxes tin plates chains IS cases ah'ahng
LEsnossBsgsqe Arso-is7a marble tile. ~ blocks marble
tnkn-ioo bales rags $3.50 marble tiles 10 bags chesnus
Rio J.SsRo-shp Pollux-2oas bags coffee 0rinnell Min
un &boas6 bags do 1881 hides pieces rosewood Phprs
4
ST CRomBrig Ezat Reported Yesterday )5a hds 10 bbs
sugar 10 60 hhds bbs do
d. Forest coo bids sugar 3bbs Alscp Channcey
"a do Dbl mdse w Duncan-i bxs Dbl fruit w Stout do
fruit Mrs Gray don Mrs sherros-i Mrs DuncanJ Kelso
u Bounds bbl'2 he do Mr. Msn--i do MIR Wheelef-2
Weed-2 bbls trunk MIR Van A.end-3 do do yams II
Guions-l WstsII w Leyants-l Betts--a CsIep,
Wats2 do Dbl w Domn,c--3 do hf do g ClendenceI
box Mr. Mnten3 do cordial 30 bbls cs bxs
bay water X hRgns.
XIBARABrig Wiam-2ss logs mahogany 27 hhds 10 ercs
molssses $3.50 Cus2 pkRs Moran300e oranges TO the
master,
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
Correspondence or the Herald.

Correspondence or the Herald.
RHODE IsLANpER OFFICE, I
b.say As5 s E;:ss Collins: E Rive. s, NXSk sSh Peru
yincstown Crsnsy Island Va Brilliant Kidde Frankfort
wss'poli for New
miscellaneous Record.
At A., hundred and nnetywo
Spoken.
Cherokse 8, Leon and Ta;man. all from New Orleans for
Of Boston, steering Gs ST. & SO reoorted Feb H. lat 81 a.
Ion 70 30. -
CAnDESts t Feb iolp port Gibraltar Jordan; Galnare
shsnss hss.y%sa !asdss GTads Atwood:
sao Isae
MAraSs. Feb s-In port Edinburgh Adoa. and America.
Aux CAVES, Jaa T-in port Mary Chiffon for Boston,
ST CHolx, Feb s-ln port Emily and schr unknown for
Home Ports.
Dame Geo PoDsss ss Manuel Ns% d. '0''
s1ss fS Gea Bsosfs Gsd Rify ao
BosTos 22An harlo,ts Trips Norissns; Horteuse,
fSs asss' .s Sa
f6sI as .s
esiB:Ss rs;' N9fR Rs. PSs
e Gfa @ ass: I
ss Baker Norfolk 3st Ceneordia Dor, ORLEANS.
tts'fsf toess afy West
that vessels and depart from the wharves without
difficulty.
town. Sid Crenona, [Brl Fox, NYork
HoLMEs HOLE, Feb 20Ar Ashland Carlisle, Matanzas
Boston 2PMThe Western boun have sailed In port May
Meridian Prisca Ashland Arcade and Julia Ann all ready
for sea.
PRovDEEcE, Feb 2i-Arr Hone Trmyer York River. Sid
Ben cad swan Eo p1S s.
mas; Cleopatra Burroughs, NYork to load for Philadelphia
m1ns. Small, Boston SD sd Perseverance,, Per DO:
WALTHALL Feb 2i-Sld Globe, Esling, Rio
GEoRGETOwN, Sc Feb l6-Arr New York. Merriman New
Bedford. - '' =
MoBLE, Feb l5-Arr Boston, Boston. Cid Samuel [Br]
GrIndell Liverpool; Stafford, Robson, Trieste; Alabama
Richmond = -
New ORLEANs, Feb 1-Arr Triton [Br1 Smith, Creenock
Ann Hill CoIpnna; Eden Br] Boyce Ichabce Coronet
Bqte Liverpool Cairo, Means Cenfuegos Mosee Enstis
RsPRRb a Crane from alvfs,Sa ca Corsica Devssu1
lyon Brl MqIhsad Emerald Brl Leighton and Marchnss
OF Abercorn tBr] Haggerty Liuerpoo Orleans Long Ba
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
CLASSIFICATION.

Stock including amount on shipboard not cleared and
the late arrivals not landed bales Freig to Lii
verpool, ID; to Havre, 3c.
PRovIsIoNs Ohio pork is in very limited demand. We
quote old prime at IS 06t do at $40 10 lag
Beef is very dull We quote prime at SIS 5O mess at
80 Lord is in active demand-cty keg sells &c;
barrels prime There is very little doing in but
ter or cheese.
WHnKEy-Drudge casks sell at 22c. The demand 10
very limited Western and prison barrels in mode.
rate demand at 23c.
REAL EsrATE.7 .4tetion-Lot l02 Christopher street.
bet cen Bedford and Bleecker streets. 1926
Lot corner Smith and Dean streets Brooklyn, 2st
by so ieet,. ................ 700
lots adjoining each ~ by so feet. ... 900
lot adjoining 201 by 674 feet 45o
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
Died.

On Saturday evening" 2ad inst after short and
illness, JOSEPH HoxIE only son OF John Sutphen, aged
months and Is days.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon at A o'clock from 1856
Henry street, without further Invitation,
On Sunday morning, 23i inst WILLIAM MCCARTNEY,
aged Is months.
The friends Of the family respectfully requested to
attend the funeral this afternoon o'clock from 54
oliver street, to the place of nternent Greenwood Ce
metery, Brooklyn.
aud Agnes Conlan, aged 10 months and 81 days
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited attend her funeral from their residence Can.
non street, this afternoon at O'Clock
At Salem the Goth inst. Capt. NATHANIEL KNIGHT,
aged years. of the very few survivors our coun
rymen who imprisoned board the old Jersey pri.
son ship at New York. in the of tho revolution.
10 Acton the 81 inst JOHN OSBORN, aged as years.
after an illness CT six months.
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

pansh ship poux Holdt. from Rio Janeiro Jan l. with
Norwegian barque Argo, Aebury, 82 days from Leghorn
to Trowbridee, Sons & Dwight '' " ''
Norwegian brig Washington Smidt 81 dav. from Busno,
Ayres with hides and wool. 10 w w De Forest & Co.
to d Curtis ~ ~ osA any
Brig Meteor Stevens days from Frnklin La with 500
aasTssfss an Tss Hopkins from sehs vicoe
lat lon 70 80 ship Aldebaron. for Liverpool
Schr Genl CLnch Ractlif from Cardenas Cuba Feb TO-
been in the Lower Bay Q days = -
Schr Jonas Smith Collins, days from Wilmington NC
with naval stores, to Il = Powell
Schr ID Jones Smith, days from Wilmington NC. with
naval stores TO Ogden
Schr Red Jacket Dearborn, days from Richmond, with
mdse, to n l. McCready & Co.
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
State OF Trade.

AsHEsPots heavy and still quote old at So 93
hnd new at 81 Pearls duh at 81 ls2 q 425.
BEEswAx-Prime yellow sells at 29i 293c.
BREADsl UFFs-Flour is down little Quotations for
western range from - to 81 ssa southern corn
45 a 454 cents; canal oats, IS cents
CorroNThe enquiry to day was rather more general,
but the bids lower. Occasional sales have been
made at full rates. but the bulk of business done
lower prices One line Of 500 bales Florida sold
decline on previous rates Rumors were freely circulat
led Change of very extensive sales and at high prices
but we have not been able to trace than 900
bales, 400 OF which taken by spinners. We annex
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
All RIGHARp VEN DYKE, il, Ayesionssr

RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr. Auctionesr
~ THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT HOTEL, corner 4th
H Avenue and 86th street-Anthony b. ecker Co will
O'clock at the Merchants. Exchange the valuable
e6th street. The gcound so feet the
feet ON the STREET (which is cubed and regulated and the
assessment pad;) the within blocks the
Crooa Re.e5yoir The House large attic build
8sth s The premises desirable for the purpose
public nus and are now occupied such $1,000 $4,000
be given ls Of May eindisputabe For
to- NOWLAN, on the premises, Nos Eleventh
f20to mr27<m
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
The CAPITOL

u, Z
WASHINGTON, Saturday.
annexation Dispatches from England
Calhoun.
JAS G. BENNETT, ESQ.,:
The Senate still occupied with the annexa-
ioa question to-day, Senator Ashley, of Arkansas,
Leading off with strong and powerful argument in
favor of the passage of the treaty resolutions He
was followed by Senator Dickinson of New York
They will pass the Senate, land Texas will be added
to the bright constellation Of liberty-so says Sena-
tor Mangum, the President of the Senate who,
the correctness of this opinion. The only demo.
cratic Senator believed to be hostile, is Senator
Tappan of Ohio an abolitionist.
Dispatches from England were received to day
by the State Department, of interest-particular
tomorrow. Mr. Calhoun stands perfectly aloof in
the contest tor the formation of the cabinet. He
represents no clique, no faction, and asks de-
slres nothing but what is right and will submit
nothing wrong.
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

books othe old board of brokers in this city abont
months ago, sai sales imns lately after m ada
some extea a, 65 10 10 IL per cent THIS stock is
~ quoted at par, and scrip for new stock at per
|nt advance.
The annual receipts Of this road since 1885, when the
st division was completed; have been annexed i
HcEIPrs OF THE WESTERN RAILROAD ConpANy ron srx
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
Baltimore Cattle Market.

FEB 30 The supply OF beef cattle market this week
unusually large for the of the year. but prices
have undergone change The offerings at the scales
Monday amounted to 600 head of which 100 tax
for ether mark et and $50 sold to butchers in the city
prices ranging from 81 So per 100 lbs the hoof
in quality equal to 81 SIS rs net lot of "a head very
superior taken for New York at So per 100 lbs
the hoo Yesterday 40 head were sold at 50 90 per 100
lbs the hoof and about the same number driven
to another Market leaving so head still here unsod Live
hogs not plenty and sales making at - s7 So
per 100 lbs in limited parcels.
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
MARITIME ! HERALD.
ship nrastsrs and Ae.nxa.

We shall esteem favor il Captains Of yessss will yiv
the shipping left tho whsnce they sailed the yesse
spoken their PASSAGE list Of their cargo and any foree
msdatsly on hsir arrival Agents and Corespondsn hon
he Marine Intelligence they can Obtain NauTic rform,
Of any kind will be thankfully received
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
ADMINS IRA ORS' SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

WILL BE- SOLD at Public veadue Wednesday, the 2sth
DAY o. February next, II O'Clock, A. NJ the late
derce Of Henry s. Ca deceased Real which
died situate the of Huntington and county
Of Suffolk viz the Homestead containing about 1870
Land on which are two Dwelling Houses good Barn and Out
pond Of water WHICH ha. failing spring the
two large Apple Orchards and variety Of choice fruit the
whole Farm being COED fence Timber and Sproa
Land adjoining the road leading from D1h Sweet Ho
low containing by estimation 40 also another IF
Timber aad Land known BY the New
also another piece Of Sprout and Timber Land lying of
the house o. Philip Valentine and adjoining the road leading
less a'o, of Salt and Sedge Meadow Great
"
The above will be sold altogether pieces purcha-
sers ANY Ierson desirous of viewing the call
Jas0b aS M CARL on the premises. or Gilbert Carl Dixhs
lyn, and ndspT@tahe @ titles given for the same
az GinIHRkhIN RshN CAARRLLL Adminis.rators for them
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

The heav lest month in the year was August The crops
gin to come in about the middle of August and the
ensportaton of freight is greater during toat and the
Lowing month than for any other two in the year
he receipts from passengers in the summer months are
50 much larger than in any other season.
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
'Y The SOUTHERN MAIL
Washington.
Correspondence of the Herald


WASHINGTON, Feb 81, lS45
Mr.. Polk still keeps within his own bosom his
thoughts about men who are to enter his Cabinet
now begin TO doubt If he will divuge his views
on the subject until after he is inaugurated. No
man ever elevated 10 the chief magistracy of the
Union has conducted himself more wisely and pru-
IDENTIFY than he has both during and since the CAM
pagn that has resulted in his election The latest
news ahoat IN Washington is that nobody kao,cs
cho are to be Cabinet Ministers. shouldn't won
der if it continued to be the latest till after Colonel
Polk has taken his oath in the presence of his fel-
low citizens at the Capitol of the United States to
suppor, the Constitution.
He continues for brief period on each day, to
receive company. ! understand Mr.. Packingham,
the British minister paid him visit to-day. The
news which reached here this morning in public
form, which recorded the intrgues of the British
for the purchase OF California, has created much
conversation in political circles Some of the
wings want to deny II, saying it has been started
Tor the purpose OF influencing the action of the Se
nate on the Texas question. They may make any
surmlses they pleas-itl ,iererhess perfeotv true
and any member of Congress has II IN his power 10
satisfy himself OF rs C. correctness If he chooses
Capt Rynders, j. N. Parmlee, and Messrs Noah
and Gansevoort Melville, are among the last arr-
walls from the North.
It will surprise many of the friends as well as the
enemies of Texas annexation, to learn that Mr.
Merrick, the whlg Senator from Maryland, made
very able speech to day in favor OF the House re-
solutions. He was followed by Mr.. Huntington In
some very sevsre remarks in allusion TO Mr. Col
quit and was called to erder by the Chair Judge
Colqut explained hen Mr.. Huntington pro-
ceeded
We want many other measures of reform, but if
We get the postage bill II all can reasonably
expect at this session
The weather here has become as warm as May
or June.
"A rumor prevails in town that an organized De-
m nj oItu u,tcAn tho
President elect, yesterday, and he declined to re-
celve the gentlemen in that capacity but would
be very glad to them individually as his fellow
citizens, and as individuals do not know any
thing a. TO its truth
Washington continues daily to fill up with peo-
pie from all sections of the Union. General Cass
arrived this morning in the cars, and met with u
kind and cordial reception from his old associates
and friends in the Capitol and elsewhere General
Armstrong ls rot so well to-night-some fever has
supervened. Yovrs, SANDY Hook.
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

Ihe hFs tram ran through 10 Albany in I642 which
counts for the great increase in the receipts that year
|er the year previous. The monthly receipts Of the
pad for the past year was az follows:
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
New Stock Exchange.


SALEs OF STOCKs-BOSTON, Feb. "
$1,000 Reading RR bonds ls7 7sl 5000 do 7SA sharss
RR ss 100 d. bolsd 20 Western kR scrip
j Norwich aud Worcester kR, 7A 30 do 73 65 Reading
2s; 100 do bo0d 2s; l25 do 2o 100 do boiod 25 IS
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
ANGLE SEA SINGERS

ANGLE SEA SINGERS
THIS BAND of European Hamonists now on their way
to this country They intend visiting the principal cities
the United States where they will enchnt the
music win songs Glees Chorusses, &C.; IN their own
contemplation of visiting this country They will appear in
their native costume.
Due notice will be given 0f their arrival. f21
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
AUCTION SALES.
cAMELIAs AND OTHER FINE PLANTS AT

CAMELlAS AND OTHER FINE PLANTS AT
AUCTION.
NO. lo BROADWAY, another SPLENDID collection Of Plants
embracing Camelias ofchoce sorts flower bul Dapb
ies ROSES of nne sorts Azaas and other variety
el bloom ano In beautiful order Ladies invited call
Also. III. last Of the Florida Plants. f2i a.ec
SPLENDID PLANTS AT AUCTION
LEVY yl sell on Wednesday, morning at Il o'clock,
no; .o broadway splendid collection Of Plants, EN-
blossom roses OF choice Capejamns fttisporas with
great variety OF other fine plants worthy Of notice.
posrvEa aE aNb R2kES
sd e BY w2a rasY g ge and s
e Y clock at the Merchants Exchange the following valus-
Beach three story brick dwelling house and lot Of
ground On The side Of and Beach
souhwestery side me- on the sids
s. feet inches the house 27 feet width by 10 feet
IN depth with bck building l2 feet inches in d-pth aud
mon with No TO- leading to the maa Broadway The
premises may be seen daily from l2 to 3 -
oplng street The two story frame dwelling house with
yered pazz and frame stable and lot OF the
" corner OF Spring and Thompson streets known No 1862
Spring stree The lot 10 feet 10 inches in 'front.' 20 feet
ches Ia rear 6s feet nchs The westerly de- and feet
width by 2 set inches depths the stable 20 feet inches
by 3 eet inches more or less
adoinng the above and known No 100 Spring street The
lot 20 feet four inches front feet five inches 63
IA inches the westerly side and inches on easter
in Depth ~
Also the story brick dwelling house and lot of ground
adjoining the above aud known No 1853 Spring street The
inches the westerly side aDd feet inches easery
side The house is 81 feet inches in 'front.' % feet inches
rear, and 25 feet 10 inches each side.
further par uars apply the auctioneers Office No II
broad ST Mhe maps and pl be fe22 2tssec
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
EW SWEET SCENTED HARDY PIONEERING
SHRUBS.
XYLOGRAPHIC PRESS
GENERAL JOB PRINTING OFFICE,


ohs b,; aform Dussss Pegmers Groeers
assonent oi hyosraphic Labels, which hey would
spectuy call their attention. They constantly adding to
hs sisk an ,e mew sSle nfarlcea in their line which
that they shall in eeng up all that thew NAV
want the business OF the Druggists Perfumer and
JOB fKiNTINnTteir office is also supplied with svs,v
variety ofType necessary for the every description
Of Fancy Job Frirtng Cards Bheads, Notes. Bills Ladng
Circulars and all kinds Of Mercantile Printing executed on
sEGxR BOX LABELS AND PAPER. Of every de,crip.
'H9 VARs EDS SHOW CARDS. for
&c, &c "A large supply. BRONSON co.
f2S Imsrc 8 Gold street, near Fulton.
DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
Ne. sos BOWER},
MAR Aston LA FAykrIE PLAcEr INV hoRA
Mh ID has the honor TO that his School
Riding. " f
Is Is Lessons Ss Necih. g
sss|s ss:a Lessons ~ s$ Single -
Parade, to let - ~ - ~
,., EvaNIyc cLAss.
Les .sssons. so % % Rides .........Sioo
'n''' ''''.. hTIlsss: ihsfl sslsssl' Rid'....'.
AL Lessons or Rides paid Tor on commencing.
.-Onc hour allowed on each Lesson tide ip the SCHOOL
!-one hour and hafto a Lesson tlw Road.
t.-ioun for Ladies, from a. NJ. to r M
3-HouIs for Oentlemen lf.m n :. .d r,n 4, az M
e-No Gentlemen admi,ef iits s.. A,af, srr,pa ed 70
ladies
card Of sddrr.s vqu.aled previous 70 conmsuciug
have the privilege Of riding them the School gratis
fl3 lmsrc