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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New ORLEANS, May 16, 1S4S-Cotton-The stock on
sale IL small but the demand not active and the
sales are confined to 1000 bales Mt rather easier rates
lot OF strictly mddling having been sold at sac.
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared 1872 $50
bales Tobacco--We hear Of the sale of 1856 hhds as
follows: 81 hhds refused and admitted at 29S 4c so
hhds, of which 30 refused, at pa and 20 at 4sc 40
hhds OF which IL refused at 24c 10 A Sc. and liz
at &c, and 70 hhds admitted Of which 80 hhds at 4c
and 40 at DC. Stock on hand and on shpboard not
cleared, 232i0 hhds Sugar-200 hhds sold at pre-
yious rates say fair "a ga Molasses-Small sales at
~ loc, Flour-Alarket quiet. Ohio and Illinois re-
failing Mt SO, and at st Louis at $5 rs So So Corn
Market bare of stock; not a sale of moment has
TRANSFERRED Oats300 sacks St Louis sold mt SIC
Wneat-42OO sacks were sold private terms
Whskey--Sma lots are selling at Ii 161sc Yester-
day 2s9 bbls raw were sold at 164c Pork-Thcre has
been better demand and the sales reach 100 bbls as
follows: 2!5 bbls mess, at So so; SO NJ O. at So rs;
ut So Baconl2 casks sides sold at 4ac and % casks
hams ut 3c Lard-Sales 100 kegs prime &c; so bbls
at 43ac; ~ bbs at 4Ac 2S bbs and 81 kegs at 5Isc
Green Nleat-5O boxes short middles sold at &c; de-
cline. Gunny Bags--4000 bags sold at 10c. Hemp
lSO bales dew rotted sold private terms but
known to be at u low figure Sat--The last cargo
aoat consisting of 2940 sacks was also sold on pri-
Exchanges-No Improvement; London, ga per cent
prem New York, go days 90 81 per ce Mt dis; do
sight, par per cent dis
New BEDFORD OIL MARKET, MAY 22-Sperm-We
have heard Of transactions in crude since our last
l6O0 gallons spring. natural sold 90 cents per gallon
cash Whale-There has been more doing in whale
since our last but the transactions are mostly Of a
private nature. We notice sales of $500 barrels in
lots on private terms 425 bb northwest coast at 80
cents, and 600 bbs do at 321S cents Sperm Candles
"A sale Of 300 boxes made 20 cents per b. six
months.
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The Ward Courts.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
SrR-As you always ready to lend your aid for the
correction of abuses of every description that may
brought before your notice take the liberty submit
ting to you the following statement
About five months ago sued man in the Second
Ward Court Fulton streetD the debt proved be-
fore Justice Albertson, judgment obtained and
paid the amount of costs to Mr. Ferriss CLERK of the
court) | was not able to find any property that
could levy until last Saturday, when applied to
the Second Ward Court NOW removed to Warren
street) and demanded an execution. was there told
that must re-sue the party, Mr. Ferris refused
deliver the books to his successor, and they had
jurisdiction in the matter for what they knew
the debt might have been settled Now if re-sue to
whom am to look for the costs have already paid I!
was also informed that there number of people
situated as am-they can get redress and do not
know what course to adopt. have called number Of
times at exJustice Abertson's Office to obtain his adj
vice, but cannot see him neither can find ex-Clerk
Ferris BY giving publicity to the above statement,
have no doubt you will receive many communications
of the nature from parties that would like
operate with in order to ascertain who to blame
how are to obtain redress. Yours. obliged,
F. ii. II. OLDFIELD,
No 81 Division street
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.

BALTIMORE May $50 United states 6s of Isi7 1915 1000
Maryland 6 ~ t0l Baltimore 6s 1890 97; $40 % do 6s 1880,
Ne 1000 do 6 DO ION tme) Nt 1000 do IS do do rs 1000 do
6s do do o} 1000 do 6s do do Ma 1000 do Us do do T 500
do g. M S1 do IS M United States 6s Of ls7kl.sed at
o bid loi asked Treasury 6s at 102 bid 3 asked Mary:
land 6s closed at NIs bid a asked Baltimore Is Of 1890 at ga
hid TlS asked Baltimore and Ohio railroad % bid,
@ls asked.
PniLApEIriuA, May 2t-First Board-70 State Gs S6is
30 lehsh Naygacn Coal Scrip 49, IL Mechs Bank, FAY
rs; 5Ken Bank, 7g Union Canal 10; Union Bank Tenn,
81; Iehigh Nav 49, Penn. RR, A7er saIes-5oo State
Sc Tss aO00 Sch Nav IS 43 30 Girard Bank TO- Second
Board=W Tea Nt,Gs ldls 2ii6 State SIS 7ilt; Com.
Bank Gin yl4 Lehgh Nav. After sdies5o0 State SIS,
7i6; 5000 Schuylkll Nav. 6s, q, h5 43a4.
Bosror, May 23Broksrs Board5O shares Reading rail.
road l DO do do l this week; 100 do do do ls blS 81
do do do 1900 do do do Is b. do Norwich and Worcester rail-
road 100 do East Boston Co dividends Not bo 100 do
do do do Nc. D boz 100 do do do do No 92 do North
crn rarcsd g rs do Boston Co i2 do
RR ICY do Old Colony railroad @r 10 do Western ralroad
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

RIO JANrRo, April 4-The arrivals since the LIST
are the " Douglas and " Elizabeth Baltimore with
4lo7 bbs flour and Courier, from Richmond with 35lT
barrels -four The market is very quiet, and prices al
most nominal There is nothing later from the
South The coffee market is without alteration The
scarcity OF vessels prevents extensive operations For
Europe, f3 has been paid, and 81 90 to the Allan
tic ports OF the United States would be paid No alter
alton in exchange. April Chino further arrivals
Sales OF 1900 bbls Baltimore -four for export at 13000
The market is very duh stock 1000 bbls in first hands
Dates from Monte to the 22d ut 2s40 bbls Baltimore
flour had been placed ut ii board net IS 60 sp Sc
additional duty on -four had been levied
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Official Notice.

LEGATI0N UNITED STATES,
PARIS March 80, 1S4S
Heavy letters with enclosures in them, pamphlets,
books documents, and other printed matter being fire.
quenty sent to this legation through the French post
office from the United States either for the the
en parts Of Europe it has become necessary to give
notice that henceforth nothing beyond letters Of the
ordinary size, directed to the legation will be taken
out Of the post Office in Paris unless the exterior
velope bears the stamp of the department of State
Is thus shown to be transmitted under its sanction 1t
VIII make no difference If the ends of the pamphlet
other printed matter be left out which only lessons
without removing the very high charges of postage
for everything transmitted by mail in this country
RICHARD RUSH
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The wheat crop throughout Ohio feel warranted
in saying says the Ohio Cuipator, never gave better
promise at this season Of the year than at present
We took pains to make particular inquiries on this
subject of the delegates to the State convention, on
the 10th and 18th inst and from nearly all parts OF
State the answer was, the wheat crop never looked
finer" In the great counties of Stark, Knox, Wayne,
Ashland, kichland, Licking &c, scarcely bad look
ing field OF wheat can be seen, though, of course
some fields look better than others The accounts from
the eastern and southern counties are nearly the
same; and from the north almost as favorable
Ciereiand Herald May Is.
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Arrangements for the Reception OF General

The Common Council with their invited guests, and
the heads of departments of the city, will embark
Thursday, 25th inst, in the steamboat st. Nicholas
which been politely rendered for the OCCASION
Castle Garden at IL O'Clock A. NJ precisely, and pro-
coed directly to Elizabeth Port where they will receive
their distinguished guest, who will there be addressed
by Morris Franklin, Esq. President Of the Board
Aldermen, on the part of the Common Council
The boat will then return to the city, and arrive ut
Castle Garden at or about o'clock, r. NJ.
On entering the bay national salutes will be fired
from the several military posts in the harbor.
On the arrival Castle Garden, his honor the Mayor
will be in attendance to receive the General the
guest of the city.
General and his staff will be received by guard of
honor and escorted to review the line formed upon the
Battery under the direction of Major General Sand
ford After the review the line will break into column
and take up its march in the following order -
The First Division Of New York state Militia under
the command of Major Gen. Sanford, acting as the
escort to Major Gen. Scott, in the following order
The First Brigade, under the command Of Brig Gen.
Storms
Tho Second Brigade, under command of Brig. Gen.
Morris
The Third Brigade, under command of Brig. Gen Hall.
The Fourth Brigade under command of Brig. Gen.
Even.
The civic procession formed as follows
Ex-President of the United States
Governor and Lieutenant Governor of the State of
New York.
Senator'S and Representatives in Congress.
Senators Of this State
Members of Assembly.
Ofcers of the Army and Navy of the United States.
Joint Special Committee Of the Common Council.
His Honor the Mayor and Members Of the Common
Council of the city of New York.
Heads of Departments of the City Government.
Collector of the Port of New York,
Surveyor Of the Port.
Naval Officer
Postmaster of tive city of New York.
IT, s. District Attorney.
Marshal of the United States for this District.
Citizens in Carriages and on Horseback.
The line of march will be as follows up Broadway
to Chatham street, through Chatham street to tho
Bowery up the Bowcry Astor Place thence to Broad
way, down Broadway to Chambers street, when the
military will halt and form line, when the Common
Council with their guests will pass through Chambers
street and enter the Park by the East gate to the City
Hail. where marching salute will be paid to their as
tipgushcd guests.
The ceremonies being concluded, the Guard OF Ho-
will escort the General to his quarters. 49,
If the weather should prove inciement the hags VIII
not be hoistcd the City Hail. which will be consid-
cred signal that the reception will not take place un-
til further notice
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A Nuisance.

Will the Editor Of the Herald oblge his 9th ward sub
scrbers-and they are many-by calling the attention
Of the proper authorities to nuisance existing Troy
street between the Sth and eth Avenues in the shape
Of several slaughter houses from whence stream of
blood is flowing two thirds of the time filing the gut
ter on the right hand side of Troy street, all the way
de Cologne, and efiuvia which prove very
unhealthy during the coming warm weather! Do blow
these people sir and obge subsc rbers and
who has taken the Herald ever since it was born.
ABINGDON SQUARE
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Boston end Maine railroad 81 Isl do do do do 81 Second
Roard-lO shares Norwich and Worcester railroad s 10 do
railroad. 81
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Miscellaneous.

Donations to Amherst college Of SIS OOO during the
past year, have placed it upon a firm foundation.
ABORTION of the Columbia Railroad east of Lancaster
"a was swept away on Saturday last, and the mail
was delayed several hours in consequence That vi
cinty was visited the evening previous by tornado
and hail storm which tore up fences and washed
fine fields Of grain, The injury to the railroad the
consequence of the storm but the communication will
be re-established in n few days
destructive fire occurred at New Albany Indiana,
on the night OF the 10th instant, burning -four MILL
and about 200n0 cords Of wood Loss supposed to be
very heavy Insured for $4,000.
Several Sioux Indians in the wild garb of the forest
arrived here yesterday from the Far West, on their
way to Washington, to have " talk'' with their
great father, the President One of them a veteran
chief and warrior and relative of Keokuk has visited
US before.-Cin. Commercial, May 20.
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Hamilton House.-Ihls favorite establish
ment entirely renovated and greatly improved will be OPEN
families wishing apartments would to their
rest to apply Immediately. HAWLEY d. CLAPP.
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ma cOOpNR. u puANE srREEr. BErwEEN CnArnAll

nR COOPER, "a DUANE STREET BETWEEN CHATHAM
~ and William streets has for the last fourteen years en-
joycd the most extensive practice In private diseases Of any me-
dcgl man IN New York lie the iAost aggravated eases
OF this dtsoae and mild cured In two to i've days STRIFE
tucDr Cooper has discovered method by which he can
the form IN from TO tive weeks with
scarcely any pain the patient Constitutional debility brougs
by secret habit INDUCED in by young men THIS when 100
freely induced clcts dyspepsia weakness 81 the limbs AMI
small Of the hack confusion Of The intellect and aversion 70
ecy warranted in every case OF no charge No nfl
ny used.
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Tisaoe that that branch of the matter be left to the
aeiiberations OF Congress They had been discussing
~ 10 whether one cent each newspaper would not
be fair rate Of postage
Mr.; 81 JOHN The country editors would think it
very herd that they would have much to pay for
ech Oh thcir small sheets in sending IL TO their local
s,tpscrpers AS an editor from this city Boston or
.hhadeipha would for having his large sheet sent
hundred OF miles into the country. For instances.
would IL not be too bad that editor in Cleveland
would nave to pay much for ending his small cheap
paper TO the nearest little town. the editor of the
new york Courier and Enquirer would for sending his
large paper, that cost $40 year all the way Ceve-
AFTER some further discussion upon this subject il
was agreed that there should be two postage
on newspapers according to their sze and that paper
tie SIZE OF the Courier to be considered as a
large y one and consequently subject to the maxi
mum cost Of postage; but this maximum only to be
one cent
Mr. BArEsoN was quite persuaded that in four years
u,er the rate OF postage being reduced the revenue
arising from that department would have imme nsely
increased At present. he believed that the number of
letters which pass annually through the Post Office,
was somewhat about 10000 but he that at the
END OF four they would have increased to 100000
In England 1t rose, in the Of five years, from
about 10000 to $4,000. And who would compare the
Intelligent, educated American to the ignorant stod
John Bull
1t having now been proposed seconded. and carried
unanimously that larger meeting should be held
iative to the subject on Thursday next in the Mer-
chants Exchange, the present meeting separated.
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Married.,

Married,
In the city of New York on Friday evening 2sth of
last May, by the Rev. George Benedict Mr.. WILLIAM
BUTLER to Mrs MARTHA BURKE, both of this city
On Wednesday, the oath inst, by the Rev F. F. Cor
nell Mr. JOHN W. STANLEY, son of J. C. Stanley, Esq
Of Williamsburgh, L. l., to Miss JANE H. CROWLEY
youngest daughter Of VIM. Crowley Esq, of the firm Of
VIM. Crowley e. Son.
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No. l Broadway is continually filled vsiters getting p
lures of themselves friends and presume say that there
not place where they 10 well as at the Pumbe
National Daguerrean Gallery.
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THE TELEGRAPH Boston cannot talk with New
York to-day GEOGRAPHICALLY, and not whisper can
New York communicate to Boston. By the storm of
Sunday night much damage was done to the magnets
one having been destroyed at the Boston Office two at
Worcester and two at STANDARDIZATION Transcript
May %.
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sui,
Dressing and strop mandatory respectfully IT.
the attention Of the public to their last mportaons Of
knives other cutlery their
soaps eumcy brushes combs and every article required for
the toilet.
wigs md TOupces.--This warm weather
should all who own comfort
procure Of Bachelors invented wigs scaps For
latne durability and natural they uneQuaed
Call and them at Bachelors, No Wall strcctpvate
rooms for fitting wigs.
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JETrRlEs ANTIDorE IS TIE MOST EFrEcruA,

PREPARATION sold FOR Gonorrhpa and other disorders Sex
organs Long experience has proved that it will radically
any This desirable result obtained In from 10
neither oens the palate renders
deviation IN diet interruption pursuits
sleep healthy Digestion the nuisance is thus
speedily consistent with the production Of thorough and
permanent Its ingredients entirely vegetable
injurious either cOustutOnaly locally
by Price 81 per bottle Sole Agent for this city H.
RING. ~ Broadway. corner John street.
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will carry ink enough write whole page extraordinary
demand for them has brought into
tSSns multitude Of worthless trash Of which purchasers
CLARK Is where also be had rsns all the
best penmakers In the country manufacturer lowest net
prices
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nR. GLOVER IS CONSULTED At HIS OFFICE DURING
~ day and evening thoss difficult and rotracted
structure gec and delicate da which have proved too Oh
stinate for experience Private his
Office through entry In No. Ann 81. His Extract coTaya
cubebs etc extensively prescribed by physicians may be had at
his store in front, No Ann.-Prce 81 per box.
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Paim0's Opera Aouse.-A Colioquy Between
so ~ a y'f fS ss s 5psa
mv my dear II you always come home synon %
you oitoner 4 must b school only Art IN
m to- aS Tire IL s %na all
pe the rush to see those beautiful BY
will be added this evening BY Grand the ar.
General scott-tosether with the celebrated Nose
The Crowd all go to our friend Younsr to
get their Boots shoes and Caters he sells his
s arsh SA BGs I 81 90 good be found other
in other stores Fine Calf 8 o. usually 81 So good
DocToR Corner Of fa0" and Nassau opposite our Office THE
Richeiieu Diamond Pointed Pens.-These
a1s s tar in a sy and cheapest pens The
CO. IS Wall gold pens q every description.
wso and retail at the lowest prices Also fountain attach
simple invention which can be adjusted to any pen for
Gold Pens.-s'Greaton's celebrated warrant-
90 Diamond pointed Gold Pens
A % aas ny a. q o
Primes SnS he uo AcsTs Ssfsy Levi BrOx Edward
reduced prices Wholesale retail Gold pens repaired
f. Fn the same "s REDUCED s for cash fine Cal. Boots g % 70
Congress Caters So 80 first quality French Pat Leather Boots
e. All goods warranted to give satsaotion H. B. JONES' IA
DIR. Christie's GaIvanic Belts.-The Public
curative effects Rhsup, Dyspepsia F and ali Nervous
aAS ss NY r. Ra -
Broad st.
Improved Magnetic Machines.-Dr. Moor
heads Graduated Aagnstic Machines improve
men all Others simpler portable
eecve accompanied by the manual for FULL and
explicit Prices $l2 and SIS Beware ofimaona Sole manu-
facturer d. Q. AOORHEAD n. D., 1872 Broadway.
The Plufnbe National Daguerrean Gallery
No. 81 Broadway is continually filled with visers getting uc
lures of themselves friends and presume say there is
not any place where they e well suited Pume
National Daguerrean Gallery
Being down town yesterday, we stopped
into the establishment Of Mr. c. LAMBERT No State street
where the preest piece we have seen in
along time being flag banner which work Of the
Misses L. We believe 1t to be presented the Baxter Blues
Hamilton HOuse.-Thls favOrite establish
man anfiralv stada AL Al.
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HPHVveU NAaBueCic NHAcHf1Iteos-0rs NHOOfe
heads Graduated Magnetic Machines important
men all others simpler portable stronger and
eneenye BY the new manual for full clear and
explicit Prices $l2 and SIS Beware ofmitaons Sole manu-
facturer ID. Q. MOORHEAD, H. D., l82 Broadway.
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Died.

Died.
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. of consumption,
EDWARD M. HOFFMIRE, aged Al years.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully re-
quested to attend his funeral, Friday afternoon
10Th inst at o'clock from his late residence No 179
West Eighteenth street.
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DIR. Chflstie's Galvanic Belts.-The Public
is informed that there celebrated articles well known their
Complaints can only be had in this city the Doctors office l
Broad st. -
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FL sner bSoa SHOES ana Caters because he sells his bes
stores for ST 81 Congress Boots So usually 81 and 81 d
IN other stores Fine Calf "a No. usually 81 So all good war
DOCTOR N' 'fi''e o"' o"'eo' AIT
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE practical PRIVATE
- Treatise &c, - Greenwich street, Office hours ~ A. NJ.
TO p W. Sunday exceped) Those apply the carly
stages will e surred az the rApdy and tc geOnvencnee
attending their Iii chiefly those who have f
erci from certain cags Of people otherwise who
pey appreciate his services In from It's first Incl
pient 20 its advanced distressing r0m
advantages in addition extensive practice In this
oomplant) rapid easy and radical which, he
has ground for stating obtained from other in
America.
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RANvARDS MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE MISSES.
- Hppt River painted three miles canvass being tho
largest painting In The world the Panorama building in
days s1cepsd Admission 81 children price Ths Pa
noramA Will commence moving o'clock precisely Alter
exhibition Wednesday Saturday at o'clook
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VIZ GOD CUTS AND STEEL PLATES FOR SALE-TWO
w three hsndred fine wood illustrating tho
leading the three years; splendid
Steel Plates Views OF the Park and Square ans
sale. Apply n. this office
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A GENnEMAN WHO WISHES ro VS. LIS LApY,c

N young hearts love- thing than present
her with package 81 GOurauds Italian Mcdicaed SOapso
hated for removing tan pmpe ccke ringworm saowness
salt rheum. redne rGhne Gourauds Poudres Sublsa
potentin the extration uerfuous human hair
Grcian Hair Dye prepared expressly rcd light
white hair, to beautiful brown black Gourauds Liquid
Rouge mparts brilliant and permanent tinge
checks and lips Take particular notice that Dr. FELIX GOU
KAUDS renowned preparations only he obtained genuine al
his depot, Mt % W aler from Broadway
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(NITY L0ANS.-TEMPORARY LOANS IN ANTICIPATION
~ Of the Revenues City will received this Office In
sums OF Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars and upwards for which
bonds OF the City will be issued payable in irem TO IL mouths
with interest at the rate annum Comptroes
Omce, May TO- 1slS JOHN EVEN, Comptroller
~ ENTLEMEN, OR GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES,
" bo accommodated with furnished paror and
bedrooms attached with without partial board Ne 81 Wal
ker-strect, west VI Broadway
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A DELPHI. LATE FRANKLIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nary success of the and beautiful troupe Girls can
&c seen every night their peculiarly graceful and wonderful
srels &C. all for shilling Parquette-6i cents Upper
Boxes cents Private Orchestra Seats Performance 10 com
3 o'clock -
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I AMARTINE SACK COATS, MADE FROM BLUE FRENCH
IL cloth with rich silk trimmings from $40 Sl do,
$40 to sl2; Brown do Sill Caimaet do sl0 Tweed do So
skeleton do 81 Black cloth measure
the finest so Every article warranted very finest
workmanship g. b. CLARKE ZIG William street, opposite
Washington stores.