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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-28
Circuit Court.

Before Judge Edmonds ...
Der 27.-Sfephsn Weeks Us John NJ Loiory-.1cnccn
for SlanderThe parties formerly partners IN tne
crockery business in Peck slip they guarreled the
plaintiff alleges that defendant sandered him by saung
TO persons that plaintiff had cheated him. &c Al
journed TO this morning. -, a.,
Ror plaintiff, Mr. T. landlord for deisndsut, Mr. Nv
leck.
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Common Pleas.
Roforo Iud1a Dalv

Der. a7-Jokn CLARK vs. Georse Mather--Nuis
Case-This il an action for nuisance, alleged to have
been caused by the defendants lamp black mandatory
n was taken up on Monday and the examination Of the
plaintiffs witness has been since continued until shortly
before the adjournment Of the court II will be resumed
thia morning.
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Crnourr CouRrla 10, %, rs, 90 49, 70, H. 2oS, 2o7
all
SUPERIOR CovRrls 100, 900, 81, TO- 49, 205, 50, %,
ana, ale, 90, la9, 7, 2ae, gao TO $50, 2il to 2ie
COMMON PLrAs-Frst Parties %, l0S, i03 l01, l0S,
ILL., 49, g. second Part-p 10, az, 10, "a, $685. 30,
-, to<, %, 20, %, O. ~, 10, N.
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Political Intelligence.

CoNsREssIosAL NoMISArIos-Henry Nichol, Of the
First Ward, received tho democratic nomination last
night for the Third District.
NOMINATIONS THE AssEMBLY.--Ths democrats last
evening completed their list of candidates for the Assem-
bly,, by the nomination of Alexander NJ Aing, grocer,
of the 10th Ward Dennis Garrison ship cauker Of the
18th Ward, and Edward r. Carpenter lawyer, Of the LIST
Wards candidates having been previously nominated
and their names duly noticed at the time.
The wings of Orleans county have nominated Gen.
Abner Hubbard for Assembly.
In the 2st Congressional district, Ebenezer Bakely,
of Otsego, is nominated by the wings for Congress-
The Native Americans in the I'd district of Massachu.
sett have nominated Increase H. Brown candidate
Congress.
Peter Sylvester, Of Greene county ia the whig can.
didste for Congress in the district composed Of Columbia
AID Greene counties.
The latest accounts from Florida render il pretty GER
tain that MIR Csbe the wing candidate for Congress has
been electod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-28
The New City Charter.

This journal exclusively. published the new
City Charter yesterday, for the benefit of those
who are to pass upon it next Tuesday. To-day
we publish the address of the members of the
convention, and hope that all our citizens will
read it, as well as the charter, so that they may
vote derstandinply
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City Intelligence.


The SLAVE CAsE-Long before the time fixed for
opening the Court of Oyer and Tsrminsr yesterday
morning, very disorderly and excited mob Of
colored people focked to the City Hail. and
abolitionists also appeared in the crowd
Several uttered threats Of intention to the
slave who was to have been brought from the Tombs
The Mayor ordered out large police force, who had
to march from the City Hall towards the Tombs, and
Immediately returned with the slave, George Kirk The
with small force and his to prevent any
symptoms OF riot were admirably planned. The police
soon returned with the slave who appeared quite young
lad of about s years Of dressed in thin blue cloth
ing He passed into the City Hall, the observed of all
and appeared unconscious Of the tumult that
his presence had aroused in New York In few mi.
nutes after entering the Court Judge Edmonds de-
livered his opinion, whereby the prisoner was dis
He was Immediately borne from Court BY a vast
crowd of colored people, and shout OF exuation was
Immediately raised He was next carried TO basement
in Beekman street. of Nassau, where he
partook of refreshments, and large crowd
assembled round the place, anxious to catch a
here copgregated in good force and Justice Tay-
lor forward and ordered the crowd to disperse
raised that second warrant was issued upon which t
greatest CONSERVATION was again raised. There was
much excitement during the day. as the colored people
seemed determined to resist second arrest the owner
of the liberated slave having arrived, it rumored
in New York, with view to effect the same The cap
tain of the brig Mobile in which the slave secreted him
sel feeling satisfied with the decision of Judge Ed
mond discharging the slave concluded to arrest him
again his responsibility under an act emitting
the captain Of any vessel coming to this port who should
have on board of such vessel runaway slave to arrest
him forthwith. and bring him before the Mayor or Re-
corder of the city for he ap
pointed several policemen to act agents in assisting
him to make the and amongst this number, were
officers Bloom and Boyle of the Chiefs Office, and officer
Corey, of the I'd ward who kept strict watch on the
basement where the object OF their search was taken in
TO, and in the course OF the afternoon they observed
cartman to up in Nassau Beekmsn street and
after they two large boxes apparently Of some
weight taken the basement in Nassau street. placed
upon the cart and drove of This created the suspi-
con of the officers (who having been instructed by the
chief Of police to examine everything infinitely that
might carried out of the basemen and following the
cart into Park Row, officer Boyle jumped upon the cart
examine the boxes and saw the largest one of the two
labelled
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Hair Cuttlng.-HiM the lnimitable Hair
Cutterve hundred different styles Of cutting Hair ~ Of
which executed in the most neat and skilfu msnner
with single eye the establishment Of and satisfaction
the Whiskers immed the perfect shape
all suitable the shape of the face Don't forge
the number, Is Nassau street, corner of Pine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-28

Pocket and Penknives, Scissors, Nailfles,
A beautiful Of the above articles be
splendid and unique patterns this country
@ SAUNDERS & son,
Opposite Howards Hotel
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Superior Court.
Before Judge vanderpool
Ger 27-Keiiy Ca'roH-This is another action for
SANDER The parties reside in Mott street the defend
For plaintiff, Mr. N. b. Blunt for defendant, Messrs-
Before Judge Oakley.
Lohman ps. The New York and Erie Railroad Company
This cause was adjourned to this morning.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS Saturday, Octo-
Der A-Cole VS.. Jessup--4SS, mo. by Mr. James
Wheeler-mo by c. stevens Esq, for Judgment PRIV.
demur-Mr Hill opposed denied. Mariton vs. Cook
worden Esq, heard for -nsIv Trial granted The
people VS.. Duyer-No l6 w. Gilbert, Esq was heard
e. ID senur ~s E s TO amend S
terms The People VS. John Dwyer-No. II, same a.
seovs The Fulton Company w. ri,
ans affirmed in default People rel Post w.. RANSOM
late sheriff, Sc.No as Mr. Camp was heard nor Ieia
decision postponed Same Fleming late sherh, NC
No as, NJ. Camp was heard for relstor Court ad-
journed
Grand Mass Meeting OF the working
labor from he desrsdas capital.
VII held At he large Eagle Rooms Slse Church corner
Of October hfpasi o'clock. make preparations
Every member Of the avneble Spartan Association is .1-
%
preston his fellow creatures hand i
help to give free thought and
whom tie following can confidently be depended oa:
Daniel B. T sss:: .r.A. sp.si. Nh; %;:S e.
ii SET lHaT !. a !, R%yILsoS
wv WA e si n9IT q ToYs
IA iEs MeSXtLY,
many Hall the evening meeting will take place
on the next night tFnday)
French Benevolent socicty.-At the Annual
Messr. Deimoncos the President made his Report
ing the following result r
pap.s,on Ha F nSaa ana sande. ss 90
sa.os, Of
Paid for Bread. Wood I'D 5s.i .,,sn
ps.sssea 70 m france Gsse aven. ei
penses to the interior. printing, &c ZOE IL i75s "a
m ,. Leaving :s,gr; ,s Of = -; ,..,i A. sn Z,
ginning Of The from
the lst Of January to the is, of November
'' M.:.i. t f%%EskS. r, r,ss;i ; S.,
JULES RENARD. and Vice President.
HENRI HR h4t month"; NitfiS,s Secretary.
E$ ssHa$sEB 81 $s$ ssEE
BERGER, rRuDE5 ag' JULIEN. LEaRAND.
Ar J MitaAG
by order' II. MoNhoS' Sec'
Portable Shaving Cases.-The most portal
BILE and the the complete and elegant rt
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Der. 27-Kely vs Ca,roll-This is another action for
SANDER The parties reside in Mott street the defend
ant charged the plaintiff with keeping dsorderly house,
sc. Adjourned TO this morning.
For plaintiff Mr. N. B. Blunt for defendant Messrs-
Jordan Vultee.
Before Judge Oakley.
L0hwan The Netc York and Erie Railroad Company.
This adjourned to this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-28

Portable Shaving Cases.-Thc most portal
BILE and the the complete and elegant arti-
Gle now having every requisite for gentle
mans toilet and travelling compsnion Invaluable For
sale by q. SAUNDEnS son. III broadway,
A few doors above Courtlandt street.
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ment talk about free trade, whilst its tariff con-
tains such prohibiory duty that levied upon
tobacco imported into Great Britainl We want
nothing of free trade but its practical operation.
All theories are humbugs. We are matter OF
fact, an astonishing people, and the staple pro-
ducts of such great country as this must reach
the consumers as free from restrictions and taxes
as the soil on Which, they are raised.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-28

IMPORTANT MovEMESr.-The following impor-
'ah' circular has just been issued from the Trea-
sury Department.
CIRCULAR TO COLLECTORS AND orurp orv,cvr
rHE CUSTOMS.
= .. sHsoM p,raRrmENT, October 2sd, 1886
In consequence OF Intelligence received at the denar
ment, becomes expedent and proper to resc;nd tha
privilege granted to the ports Of Yucstan in nv c;r
instructions Of the 18th Of June 1885, and 10 sub;ect
ports Of Mexico generally enjoned by said instrnc
tons You accordingly directed refuse clearancs
to all vessels and their cargoes departing from our port
to ports or places in Yucatan. '"'
X. J. WALKER
Secretary Of the Treasury
The pleasant little province of Yucatan Will
now have to keep herself within the bounds of
propnety AL Mexico is now in a stsA OF siege.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-28

The STEAMERS VIXEN AND SpITFIRR-These
two vessels. originally built for the Mexican 60
vernment, but lately purchased by ours, have
gone out to Vera Cruz, and on the passage ont
have had their sailing powers tested Their fast
est speed did not exceed eight knots an hour, and
in twenty-four hours they were unable to make
more than one hundred and twenty-se knots
They may answer the purpose of attacking the
small towns on the Gulf, where vessels of light
draught are requisite but for service in which
speed is necessary, they are found to be totally
unfit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-28

NAVAL PREPARATIONS While our land forces
are hewing their way to the heart of Mexico, our
navy is about to commence active service on the
coast. The preparations in the navy department
are OF the most energetic description. Another
commodore, to assist those now in the Gulf, is
about to be sent down to the squadron. Colnmo-
deres Stewart and Ridgely are both understood to
have applied for the command The three ships
of-thc line, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Ohio,
are being overhauled, preparatory to being de-
spatched to the Gulf The Interior object of all
these preparations is an attack on San Juan
dUlloa. As for Tampico, 1t is expected that it
will fall an easy prev
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Hmnstmsnts.

A fTERJCAN NiUsEUM,-Every DAY and evening
"A this week, commencing Monday, FEB ?-Spiendd Per-
every evening al IT, ard Wednesday, and Sanr
Ssv afternoons cIock-Ib- manager tasss piessus IN
presenting he best bill offered he american pnbc tc
his friends and patrons. He has eugGse the aT-feuied
Francisco Orsni The wonderful snt extraordinary
Necromancer living, whose physical, mechanical ard
seisht-ohand experiments Without parallel in LIE
wonders OF Magic.
lie also pleasure IL introducing 10 the public for
the st tine entire collection OF Scripture Scenes.
embracing representations OF EdoIf Babylon PALESTINE
Jerusalem in various PERIODS OF The: History making
the mos; intensely interesting sud be9rc! series OF Dis
solving which have been introduced 10 The pub
lie They exhibited 10 company OF invited guests,
cou7osec principally ot ClsrCy-l ard superintendent
CT Sabbs,h Schools. Thursday last VINO were so well
pleased VIA i- entertainment that sn expression OF aP-
pruhsuou suggested the close, when Dr. Cox was
appointed Chairman the purpose and the following res
buttons were presented and adopted
2,ssreG Tbs, We highly approve OF The exhibition OF
the Dssoyius Views which have Witnessed and take
pleasure !r recommending them The public instruct
I've, innocent and mosi agreeable recreation
Resoired That hanks due, and are hereby rem
ier.G 10 The Manager OF this Museum for The agreeable
entertainment with which have this afternoon been Is
.ursd.r
Also engaged the celebrated Gntarist Signor Bini the
Hydro Oxygen Microscope; Madame Rockwell, The IA
nous Fortune Teller Fancy Glass Blowing; Grand Cos
noTsr;s, &c
Admission. % c-rts Children under 10, l2i cent?.
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DISASTERS

Brig Harriet York 81 DIS i'm Tobasco with logwood 10
A Patrullo The II is ashore on Rockaway Beach. We
learn from Mr. Dibble pilot, that he Saturday
afternoon brig ashore the above beach 10 correspond
with the Harriet bilged and full of water. There
rope from the vessel TO the shore, and boat attached
bottom upwards ne supposed the boat attempting 10
reach the shore have capsized in the surf and all
on board persisted.
BIZ Lexington Johnson u DIS I'm Newborn, NC. with
nsva stores 10 |. Mitchell. The came in the Low
er Bay on Thursday night and Friday morning lost both
anchors and ashore Great Hills Staten Island.
They lighter along side and will probably be got
of after dischargins the cargo.
On The 2rd January the ship Concordia left Liver
pool in tow of s,eam-tug 9th, encountered violent
gales from South West and carried away naintop
csllan, yard ship under close reefed topssis tackled
ship occasionally in from 30 10 80 fathoms OF wa
ter On Sunday. 10th, the wind moderstne, she
made sail and stood in for Caenarvon Bay. On
the Goth the weather became hszy. AZ O'Clock.
30 minutes A. NJ. light and Immediately
struck on the North end OF Arckow Bank Commenced
throwing overheard bag salt tighten her and about
n succeeded in forcing the ship through between the
breakers All sail was then made Tor Holy Head where
she arrived on the 9th with feet OF in the hold
The next day she was lowed up to Liverpool b. two
s,eam.,uss The ship discharged OF the ID OF Feb
ruary and would probably sail on the Goth for Boston
She Re going into the craving dock the dag the Cambria
sailed Injury not northumberland IN Boston.
BOSTON
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22-P NJ.
Tho weather today has been lovely, and our
streets ,hronged with people. The Anniversary OF
The birth of Washington celebrated q; most OF the
MES IL fu!! UNIFORM r.
A rumor is in town that Robert 7. Conrad Esq.
has challenged Charles Gibbons. Esq Senator IN 'ne
STATE Legislature from this city = a., ,.:u
The vote on The Baltimore and ONO haIoau o %
has been recousidered in the Seuate-fees ~ Nayh ~
and tits said the right Of way will nov Us on
ed The Tariff resolutions were tartnei u'''u''
Saturday. =, Harrisburg
,a,;vc N tho late attempt bribery The hNssus
,ion has closed and report will De MADE Oh - Co.
4 man whose name is supposed 10 , ue =,
N,',.,t committed suicide Saturday AFTERNOON oy
drowning himself IN ine
yard. an Saturday Elizabeth
Rodney notorious colored hiel Wes sehlenceu 10 'e
,.ars ;rrnrisoprnent James II. Hutchinson, custom
go Ser for an assault and battery Samuel Hart,
was fined 81 and the costs OF prosecution
THE s,ock market en- Saturday was rather heavy
snd prices somewhat deciined Pennsylvania IS opened
n, - and closed at ~! Reading Railroad sold a, 80,
Vicksbursh So u s. Bank 81, and Reading Bonds at
The reporters of the Philadelphia press have a
supper TO night 49,.
from New Orleans and reports on The 4th inst IN lat 81
90 long 20 30 experienced tremendous neayy gaze
from E : E and at II o'clock P NJ. same day the Ding
was throne on her beam ends and remained IN thar CON
di,ion for ten hours during which time lost part OF her
deck load Feb IS in lat 81 80. long. 49, spoke bark
Sharon from New Orleans for Boston, all wen also
spoke schr searty. from Newt Orleans Tor new orH'
under jury baving been orited INTO 10 'atnoths
water when she let 90 both anchors and was Obliged 10
cut away both mgss the preservation OF TIE vessel
cargo aud all on ooardos deck load in the gale pre-
vious bur required no assistance.
Fears are Entertained FOR the safely oil the Revenue
Gutter Forward. which during the late gale
from the Break water.
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On Sunday, ped inst MOSES YOUNG, in the e5'n
year OF his age.
His friends and acquaintance and those OF his sons
Wsldron and Stephen B. Young. and his step-sons'
James and Nicholas Rhodes are respectfully invited 70
attend ha funeral without farther Invitation on TUESDAY
oath inst at O'Clock from his late residence No o4'
Water-street -. =,
Ia Londonderry. y. h, Feb. l2th M RosEET AohRi-
so% aged ai yenrsn es;lnAbe Christian and 5enevo-
lent citizen al that Town through nearly or quite hs
On sunday Feb % ls46 after very short and severe
illness MARY daughter OF Henry and Mary A Johnson
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from the United States Ho-
tel on Tuesday 2ith inst at past o'clock 7. NJ.
On Saturday evening. 2lst inst after shor iness N
the 43,h year OF his age, EFFINGHaM ". MARSH
The friends OF ine family Invited 70 attend Ills
funeral This Monday afternoon at CLOCK from H'
late residence 27' Bowery =.
The body Of THOMAS FREEBORN Plot, having
been recovered from the wreck OF the ohn Mintnrn the
relatives snd friends of the family aso OF his brothers
James F. John and William A.. invited to attend MS
funeral from the residence of his mother 81 Orcnard-st
on Tuesday a. o'clock, P r. without farther notice y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23

The Telegraph reports Pilot Boat outside the Hook
with dismssed brig il tow.
The Boat attached 10 the Magnetic Telegraph un-
able to board any Of the vessels which arrived Saur
day owing to the high state of the westerly wind
Captain Owen OF the schr Napoleon from Swansooro,
which arrived yesterday he heard il currently
ported that the schr Cadmus from North Carolina 70:
this por. had oundered the passage in the eee OF the
lith inst and all on board had persisted
BELOW briss. Wind West
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NEW LINE Of p.cAel. for L,yerpool-

Ett NEW LINE OF Packets Tor Liyerpool-rackei OF
TS 10Th Of F-buaIy-The splendid, fat sailing and "a.
-ss.1 ,ore packet snip GARR,ICK, 1000 tons burhen,
Capt. Trask. VIII sail Thursday. February 70
ward persons about 10 embark for The Old Coz nry W
ai the advantages be derived mo osesy
this tre IN preference any oher, Is sen yeui.t
than ships OF small claas and hen II s iii
cabin, second cabin and seeLssn other ne packets
Persons wishing to ssen5e AZ tie foot OF wsst OF 10
early Application on al general Passage oee,
w. l. j. T. TAPSCoA rs Souih-st Maiden-lane.
=. will sail from Liverpool! On the I'M OF
The Wishing send for ns se nG a sh OF 1tSs
them broas .sine on the ls 9Th, TIL Ill., lsh, 2st and
resu ~ avery month, favorable terms AppliSssSn Do
zota pa above, or To WIN. TAPSCOTT, or GEo. BIZ
1mssGEn SON, Sc Waterloo Road, Liverpool
Drafs for any amount payable on demand wioas Gus
ouni IN al principal towns OF England Ireland eSo
Land or Wales at all tunes Do oot2inso On
az by letter. post paid a. shove
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6ats.
BEBEE s. cOSTAR,
l56 Broadway
re- VIII introduce The Spring FashiOn for Gen
tIenep's Hsis March eth, 1916. 2lf isE
bIts.

LEARY & CO.'S
FASHION FOR SPRJ'G. 1916.
tsr Tho preference universally manifested
for our present style OF Gat mans Hats has decided Us 20
continue The same for the ensuing season
LEARY 4 CO. Hatiers. Nos 5, 4 and . Astor House
New York, Feb. 18th 1915.
Circulars descriptive OF peculiarly OF our style, for
wsyded By addressing US postpaid lsi ous
w Geutiemeu,s Hnf.-Spring Fushion.-BTRD,
Pine and Nassau slsGenirm, us HAS oil Inc spring
pattern, uniting much elegance and beauty OF style are now
ready for examination and sale By ihs subscriber
Nflmis. BIRD Cor. Pine and Nassau SUE
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IN Tuesday last at Providence R |. by Rev Bishop
uersbsw CHARLES 4 VAN ZANDT NJ D. Of this
CIV 10 Mrs CAROLINE LAvlNIA RHODES, OF the
former city.
On "Wednesday evening. l5th inst -, Paul's Chapel.
by Rev David Cs-ssou OF Beriderc, Warren Co. Do
cese OF New Jersey. D. D. TOMPkINS NESTELL L. NJ D.
TO Miss MARIA LOUISA. daughter Of W c. Whaitea
ESQ all OF this city.
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atarkcts-caretaliy Reported for The Tribune.


ASHEs-Nve have no change or sales OF importance
to notice too day.
COTToN-The sales today have been small, amount
ing 10 about 500 bales spinner There has NOT oeeh
sufficient business transacted since the arrival oil the
Cambria To show the full effect OF her upon the
market, The general feeling, however. to-day is that
concession be made on the part OF holders
before buyers will make purchases TO amount Inc
saes for the week ending this evening amount TO 1000
bales, and the arrivals during the same time have been
5000 bales. We continue our quotations. until we see
"a der ed hans
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FIRE AND Loss or LiFE.-The cotton mill OF j
Olpey & Co at Brands Iron works says the Providence
Journal was totally destroyed by fire Friday ornng
together with the store Of oney & Richmond. To,a
loss about $40 0OO-parally insured. little boy /.
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,,.1 ,ooo bx, Plate. changed hands. on terms we

did not learn
WooI-ssles 90 bales Entire Rios at about - cts; 90
d White SMYRNA HOLT, mos; and 10 600 lbs Pulled
and Eleare ouOtstlons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23

PoNADE AUx FLsuRS-Ths highly popular Pomade Is
oin genuine putty 1.-THE Steam Laboratory Il Cortland
y 2i per duz which nearly oue-hSf less price Than
can De sod from any other psce So great Is tie econ
Hy and facility OF newly invented snuisctory, ihs,
we .l.sni
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RIR TE
MARRIED

ON the goth inst the lady of Mr.. CHARLES cushIER,
Cor
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THE LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAAINE.
MARCH, iai6.----Sup-rb Embellishments. in the
lsIMarch Number. No. l. Raising OF Jarus Daughter
The hIezzoiut Of the No. H. Early Spring
Fashions, engraved on steel and elegantly coored: ~
Original Contributors the March Number-alrs Ldia
r. Sigouruay Mrs. Is. w. Caro;aers, Mrs. a. T. AeSan-
der Fiiss Mary Dsvenant 81 New Contributor j. =
Freligh, Author Of '' Book of Embroidery: &c. MIS-
Aun ) Stephens, Mrs Catharin. Allan, T. Msyne Reid
Robert F. Greeley Henry 4. NageI, Edward J. Porter,
Emerson Bennett Charles J. Peterson.
Terms 81 per annOm Single numbers 10 cents Gar
ers supplied nj the with all the Magazines
gnt Cheap Publications. VIM IL GRAHAM,
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U BESzotS ASD HosEY soar, FOR the rough skin sud
capped hands ~ y Coriands This article hiss supe
no'-Prce rs per doz 81 steod