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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
Oriental Markets,

BOMBAY, Tuesday Nov. ?
Noisy market without ehanse with solae difenlty in
employ ID Capital. Government Shares and securte. com
request; The healthy tone Of the market for
COTTOS PIECE Coops continues and prices on rnany de-
,criptous have experienced further advance brsf d.
msnd for al descriptions Of gray shirtiaz and v
Domestic with prces supported Beached Shirt M m fr
inquiry In Turkey Red plain end twied Cloths and Ngs
air inquiry. CoI1oS YARN market both mule AID
waller, seecy - unchanged prices In Dyed Orange re
lu done e form raise Lsss nqary for Turkey Red
Fer iucuTy fCr Green of known msrks Naval SroR1s
Brown snd bieaeEec Canvas dull. Cordsge Linseed on
irits Iurpeure and Pants OF al kinds except blscL a.
reported dull. TYNE IN demand. COfros market .s.Jy
a,o rrIcass continue to be msde for the Euelsh ,,s
AIyss Q: 90 fee ss N; hr Dc expected Prices hs
vsred Little. CccISEAL dull decline Woot gNs drI
~ decline gales reported METALs-Ensii.I Ps ~
declined, has square Nail Rod little Swed;.h S,s.i
advanced; Fsscts reIGin before Lead in shees snj
PISS reported a. pr last mail Tin Petes have declined
hthe CoIPr-A descriptions have declined with the ex
cepiion tics ard South slercan. which remain ss -
IN IA; report 0PiuN steady new 100 rupees Excg.ce
LaEse ansactiors done at On Calcutta mr. ~ On;
go y Sp. 6Is- lto. FxEicrTs-To LONDON 70 iSj =
iun; 10 Liverpool - 1915 = tun; to CHINA II rynss
candy.
ExoRrs- Erglsh adviees had discouraxed ,nn %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
CANADA.
New Method Of Preserving Timber-The Tim.
Der Trade-Fatal ARRAY with Smusglers.

New Method Of Preserving Timber-The Tim.
Der Trade-Fatal ARRAY with Smusslers.
Correspondence OF The Y. Tribune.
TORONTO, Tuesday, Dec. IA, 1852
Application has been made to our Govern
ment to induce them to adopt on the Main Trunk line
OF railway newly discovered system Of preserving
timber Every is of the failure of the pro-
cess Of Kyanisng, which consisted merely of a crys
talzaon Of the surface while 1t left the body of the
weed exposed to decay, and even tended to supern.
duce dryrot signal instance of this fact may be
named in of the market buildings Kingston, OF
which the woodwork was Kyanised, and the dry
rot followed very closely upon this pretended presery
ing. The method Of preserving wood, Of which ! am
about to give account, Ia widely different from
Kyanising 1t was discovered by William Meyer, who
lives Hamburg, in the Duchy of Mecklcnburg He
devoted several years to experiment before he per-
fected the process. brother Of his who has been
resident Of Canada for twenty years, in Germany
sast winter, and he brought with him specimens
OF the preserved wood which have been done six
yesrs. There specimens have carefully examined:
The wood pine, but lie character Is entirely changed
by the process Of preserving The whole body Of the
wood, every fibre OF it, il thoroughly impregnated with
the preserving preparation. IL is done when green
The native gap excluded by the process and the pre-
psTaon with which the wood IL saturated excludes mo
action Of the air the internal bres and 10 said 70
render decay impossible The wood, when preserved,
is heavier than betorc and pine or password assumes
all the qualities OF hard wood II takes beautiful pol
sh; one Of the uieces of the pine have makes
this quite certain. 30 much for appearsncea The val
ue Of such discovery, in great measure, dehes all
ees but that OF time still there other crtera ths.
may help 70 determine the point. | informed that
the celebrated Licbig has examined specimens oil
the preserved wood and has given his opinion thts
the invention l. but re-dscovery of the ancient
system Of emheirniug the dead, applied TO new
purpose and that he u highly inpre. sed with 10
uulBy Q means Of preserving timber. A c)uF
psny has been formed in the Duchy OF MeckenbIs
Tor carrying on the process large scale Thelnven
tor has brought IL before the attention of the Brush
government with view to induce its adoption In me
navy. The preserved wood loses lis high combustiols
Qualities il may be gradually reduced by fire, but WI
not blaze. sln told il u possible to nirregnae 20
deeply to render incombusble and that this could
be done in the care of shingles 1t also mPars great
iexbiliiy to the wood, and prevents the ravsses o.
woms. Tie preserved wood viii neither shrink nor
expand If this Invention be all that Is claimed for y
win be invaluable for railroad purposes, shipbuudn5
roofing bridges and every purpose by wood Is expoeeo
10 the influence Of the atmosphere. Three hours "s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
Iiyerpool Produce Market.

ASHES dull at = for Pot ard Pearl. BARK is neglected
at the Advance esktd Phlsdephia o. Baltimore O. CLo
vERsEFD nominal CORE, the only sale reported $40
bers Rio al q AS q cwt DYEwooO trm; sales 100 tuus
Slpanwood KS 4 tun 20 tuns red SsndsrswOod IS
7td Is IL y tup. 300 uns ~. Domingo lockwood at
ST. LINsFED coo bags A. Is, to arrive. Amer FLAxsEED
& hid 20 a 49,. GUANo Peruvian, 81 49, HIDES tho
public sales OF Tuesday dull and few found buyers
MoLAssUs sacs limited 10 few yuncheous cayed Cuba
Is 90 cwt NAVAL STORES Resin in fair demand at 81
a. cwt for COMMON up Y y cv't. for fine nothing do
IN Tar and none here; Tulpentine quiet at l060ll;
Gales OF SPIRITS OF Turpeune az 81 052 y cwt. OILs,
sales OF l,oto tuns Pam az t2jG t55 10 = tun; Seal in
fair demand az 4SuS,6 T. tun; and Rape IS lass "
cWt RICE, fair business dong Ia East India; Caro-
lima here SUGAR, market very qulet tbs the only
ses Of Fore re- ortod 3t0 bags Manila az 49, and
rarc, Bahia az 10 ga 10 y cwt JUrE, ia good demand
at i5d fl7 Il tor fine. Baltic HENP sells freely ut 90
LlNsEED CAKrs in demoud and market bare Thick
20 Z SO 10 and "a l5o 80 s. ior thin Oblong.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
LATEST.

HAvRr, Wednesday, Dec. I, lsSs-P. NJ.
At this market there is very little doing in
any kind of merchandise Cottons had fallen consid.
erably in price on Saturday and Monday Yesterday.
Tuesday although few sales were made, the market
was frmer and today there is certainly more stead
ness Some mddling on board ships on the way, has
been sold at s5 few days since strict mdling only
fetched S. This better feeling is owing principally to
the more favorable accounts from Liverpool We have
the Arcas market advice by telegraph, but the letters
will not reach US until this evening.
IL is interesting to Observe the fluctuations in the
funds and railways, which would have fallen but FIR
the Frencl) creation Of the new bank for advances
uuon .hares The shares of this bank Of 800 dr have
been sold as high as $50 f leaving some millions Of
urof, 20 the Directors The same vancouver Is taking
place with railways, the Directors OF which are
making arrangements for their anal gamation with
other lines, and they alone are in possession
of the secret and progress Of the Arrangement,
they are making use Of the same 10 their profit.
II is said that some of the large Bankers have made
enormous profits during the year and Fou!d is men.
toned as one of the most fortunate
Our market has been too rapidly overstocked with
Rice and the prices have lately given way in
euence but it is likely shall a revival ere long
as il is expected there will be scarcity Of Wheat In
the Spring Our tariff prevents speculation In GRAIN
Other wise there would be good doac just now
in that branch.
p g Advices Just received from Mulhousc say there
is no doubt that treaty Of Commerce will soon DO
concludedtetween France and England and that tho
duty on English Yarns will be moderate II is difficult
to know whether this is true not but supposng IL
be so, the duty Cotton must then be reduced
likewise and our Commerce with the u s would in.
crease very much"
LONDON, Friday Evening
Lord Frankfort, young nobleman, was to-
day sentenced to twelve months imprisonment In tho
House of Correction, for libel on Lord Henry Lenox
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
TAR-Nope here.
RVuN-Limed arrivals with sales Of common Amh,, =,
5d5i+up to l3i p cwt for fine.


Richardson Brothers & Cos. Circular.
Per S5rioa.l LIVERPOOL, i2sh Mo- 81 ms,
Since the Seth ul,o we continue to have heavy nm =.
tines but this morning IL hne with risns Baronetsr
Our accounts from parsof the United knrdor
still of parts Of the cogptTy being flooded ~ \,
appears that greater quantity OF rain has lea in the 49,
four weeks than bad been recorded In II, period r
the last fy years. and in consequence the usaa autumn
tlaSe ofWHEAT hss been much interrupted, and in manv
paris suspended, and the advanced state OF the year win
probably prevent further Wheat sowing until Spring IN
many localities.
We have had an active business doing in wHEAr ana
VI orr in the last benz the PRINCIPAL
operstors ard further advance y 70 70. and V
barre, been obtain parcels IN store on the pTises
Tuesday asf IS having been paid yesterday FOR lot Of
TIE attendance a, this days market pretty numerous
The sayapce noted above upon WHEAT rather CHECKED
business however, tar amount resulted, both to hod
over and 70. consumption az extreme nsures FLOUR sod
freely at tie improvement noted and % Y barrel @r
Philsdephis Baltimore. and Oh.o and II Sl6 for sooi
qualities OF Weston Canal
But moderate bus ness took place IN INDIAN Coax,
either upon the SPOT floating both OF which may be noted
sal y Gr. ocarcr. lBRAIL aud GALArz, arrived N GOOD
order and coud ton held 81 for the former. and 81 for
the latter Rec mt shipments held at quarter above
thes rates Large speculative demand experienced
for OATMEAL for rdrd dditeg, At further advance Of
y siCfSs- "a y load being now demanded No change 70
notice in the price the spot. OATS met Air
al an improvement OF p IS bs No alteration in Other
articles.
week are SoC0 qrs WHEAT 4oo0 ars INDIAN CoRS lSo
bbs FLOUR. Export l7co qrs WhEAr 81 qrs. CoRS and
SIS bbs FLOUR.
THIS dsys currency Of American Cereales is White
NADIA White Z al I, heated parcels Of mixed 66dSls
III Philadelphia, Baltimore. and Ohio s No. West.
ems q Il G. SOUS 2el6Gef tx-waIehouse. INpiAN
CoRN-Yelow 81 Is, White none.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
Arrival of the Black Warrior.

The steamer Black Warrior, X. w. Shu.
feldt U. s. n, Commander, arrived yesterday after.
noon, at 81 o'clock, from Mobile and Havana Left
Mobile at p NJ the 9th inst, and Havana at p. NJ
the 10Th.
We have files of Havana papers to the 18th
inst but they entirely devoid of interest The city
was quite healthy, and many persons were arriving
from the United States to spend the winter
Captain Gray had been released from his
arrest, under bonds but his case had not been finally
settled.
The U. S. ship Cyane, Capt. G. N. HOllins.
remains at anchor in the harbor Officers and crew all
well.
The Black Warrior encountered very
heavy gale Of wind of "a hours duration of Cape Hat
teras, on the 18th inst.
The demand for Sugars had been less brisk,
for want Of stock in fret hands few boxes of the
crop had been received. Sugars assorted, to ;
white, to lot; yellow, 6 to II; brown, 81 to 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
PRUSSIA.
Opening Of the Chambers.

The session of the PrlssiaA Chambers was
opened 2ath November with address from the Minis
terPresident and Of which the following are the essen
tisl points: mi.
The administration Of the Finances has BEEN and Will be
conducted with economy.
The September proposition. respecting the 1ussons
Question has not up the present time received an unan
mous adhesion but Government feels assured o. the general
support Of the country tie political negotiations II mas
pursued. !. -.
Propositions to define the preroeatye OF the various BODIES
OF state will be introduced 40 interference with ezsi
freedom viii be permitted but weakening OF the Royal
power can be conceded Generally, the Government VII
Be main tanned independent Of party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
LiyeynoOl Provision Market.

OF BgTF there is but one consignment, baltimore new
which sells but slowly, ard parcel Canada new, not yet
lared Qd very slowly ard for present wants only
No arrival from continent OF Europe PORK has been
or e active with considerable les, aud IN advance Is de-
niauded BicoN SITTER American on offer. LARD dun
ard declining. BITTFR, I!ish, advanced CHEESE want
I'd no American offer. APrtEs 60 OF moderately, bat
ri, low and supply large TALLsw - rather more act
i've ItNsFFD AXIS demand. United States prime Mess
BHEF Per 500 be- lo5 ans ordinary, 10 0so
fer old: 65 700 PoRE, prime Mess, Eastern snd
We.terr h bbl eco tbs 70 MS LARD, inddng 10 good
auslxy . d6OI. LINsEED CAKE, 70 loIQ 20 per tun.
Aruis Newtovn Pipprs, p Dbl, IA QJO Baldwius, &c.
II as TALLOW, Al al g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
SPAIN.

y ROYAL Decree was published, Nov. 18th
regulating The position and privileges OF foreigners in
Spsiu The decree il mere nlodesiion Of the GA law
UrrEturhzed foreigners are divided into two class
doHiceG' II they have resided three years. "trans
tive otherwise. The psspor, and ether regulations
are Sc strict as ever No foreigner shall Re permitted 70
profess shy other rel gon than the Catholic Apo,;olic
Rcnsn, end no stranger can rstuIalze in Spain or
SteEsr9 cjroad. without the express consent of the
Government under which he wss born.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
UaYrc kfnrkei.

HAyRE, "Wednesday, Dec. l-P NJ
Our adsioes from Liverpool received last nigft AFR
business hours being favorable the COrTos market
opened this uoInRs with improved feeling but without
extensive transactions. About 100 bales were sold IN 10
o'clock average Of ga $50 for New Orleans tresord
nsre being advance Of - confines on the closing prs
previous evening The weekly review OF the market 70
evening 5oth inclusive the saes Of the week AZ
3eoo bales OF which Coz 10 arrive az 8fajf for
MdGlng Orleans sut receipts beng s the stock /, re-
duced 70 loo bales, OF which 1880 are American
COFFEE remsius firm; sales OF Hayt this morning AZ
$3.50 q - klozamines Nothing done ~ SUGARS TsDiCo
in good request HIDEs-l7S6 dry La Plata sod in los on
private AsHss have recovered from their late dali
ness sales Sq45. RICE continued demand and -.e-.
Bepsel lsi 4 ls 81 LARD Ern. Nothing new n OlLs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
Nancy Market.

On Wednesday gradual decline was perceptibe IN tne
English funds owing the aspect OF French affairs toSeta
er with the contemplate increase 10 the army ana nav aa
an as 10 what ght be the details OF the DdS
Ct Thurday the Government Broker resumed ms
al CO aOt CoSsoLs closed for money aid TOR account
lWtdlCok ,, ,,,,
Hishe. price of CoSsoLs in month of November loi'
lowest lcCi 90, 10.
The Railway calls for December. in Britain, are SI5lS3
about TIE same amount those OF the corresponding month
of last wear The aggregate calls for the year be about
f8CC0OCC agans t6lo0oOO last year IL
the next return of the Bank OF England will show an in
crease of $500 eco to 94 coo the stock of the precious
metals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
Rnelish Iron Market.

Tie Iron market has stu upward tendency and here
buyers ct ;u rates The make Of Iron in Stat
fodshiTe Considerably reduced from the difficulty In ob-
u nil ccss and keeping the their WORK Scotch Pa
Icn has adj snced rapidly during the present week &C. per
ten is the prioe toh in O. J-5hs aud 25tls This
movement To be purely speculative as the stock on
hard incIess in Glasgow PreseLt prices IN Liverpool
Merchant Bar 40 lcs Mad Bod. go Sheets I'll: Hoous
40 Scotch Pig No. l. 81 l4s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
IiYernnnl Cnrn Markets.

II addition to the advance Wheat aud Flour reported
,rAicc have Lctice further increase of Id 3D.
y 10 for tho former and = barrel FOR the latter making
the ed, the week equal to 3D. n 3D. for Wheat and
1879 PER barrel there but moderate stock of either
OF Liverpool. Indian Corn has exhibited some symp-
Of and may be quoted both for cargo and
OF 81 CT Cd advance week. Quotations Friday, were
called -Wosiorn Canal Flour q "a Baltimore Phil
ed, n hia aud Oio, 20 Sour <26dA 6; White Wheat,
white, 07f. Yellow Indian Com, p 480 lbs, j2I
10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
FROM YUcArAN.-A letter received in Bos

ton, dated SisaI, Nov. 81, Gays:
MATTERS are quiet here Barbachaino (5paniard)
has been elected Governor. As long as Gen. Vega
(of Palo Alto memory is here shall have no pro-
nunciamenos. The Indians sl harass the outskirts
but that affair IL almost at end. Yucatan begnniDg
TO look up again, and in a few years will be herself
Our city has improved regards buildings macad.
amisne the street, ornamenng the piazzas, and Is quite
modernized"
Barbachaino was Governor during the Indian wars in
Yucatan He is represented to have ruled with mode
ration, frmness and impartality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

owing TO the express interference Of the King Of Prussia
The Losdon Morning Advertiser states that another csse
;,;Isr IN ba, of the Madia has occurred the victim
being clerk in banking house at Florence, whose sole
crime = said TO be his Protestantsm- His name Is not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
FRANCE.
Pro clamation Of the Empire.

Majority for Louis Napoleon, Emperor. 7,5l79ls
immediately af,erward the whole Corps Legslatif
went to ST Cloud en- costH"e, to announce the result
Correspondence London Morning Herald
PARIS, Thursday, Dec. = 1882.
Last evening, at seven o clock, the Legislative
boy met for the important purpose OF making lis official
declaration Of the number Of votes given the p1scis
for fredericksburg the Empire in France. The trbuncs
were crowded. and ell the persons occupying them APP
pareny belonged TO the higher classes OF society. Tho
number OF deputies prcSon; was siO and 81 wore tcr
grand official costume
solemn silence took place when Blault the Pres-
dent preceded by the Messengers of state snthe Uher
and accompanied by THO VeePresdeni and Secretaries
entered the house
The President, after taking his seat proceeded TO read
the official declaration Of the Legislative Body - the
effect that the French people has by an Immense
iorify called Louis Napoleon TO bc Emperor OF n,
French.
Scarcely had NJ Bau, terminated reading the dec
lsrst.on of the Legislative Roxy, when cries Of "Nive
fEmpereur burt ont from every part Of the Chamber
uibnnes end all The whole assembly then rose and
again shouted &" Vivc rEmpcrcri"
The following Is the official document read by NJ Bl.
lault
LEGISLATIVE BODY
"EyENISC SITTING oy DECEMBER l, lSSs.
DECLARATION OF THE LEGISLATIVE BODY.
Hav,ne into confederation the .saasss oas'iHa
Having considered the decree of the day calling
on the French people to vote on Tie acceptance rejection
Of the Plce'se'ss proposed BY TIE Senaie
"Lookng al the decree Of Nov. lcSe conVokins the
Legislative Body for the purpose Of VERIFY IL. regularly
of he voses Of saunins tAep up ana os declaring ina
result.
"Aser having examined and verified in the stuss of its
bsreasT OF Nov, 81 n ., - and 81 and of Dec l. the
OF the votes in the Sc Departments aud
Alxefia and by the lsnd forces;
Amer having heard in It's sftlnss OF Nov 50 aud Dec l.
epor to il BY its barcsax and having confirmed by vote
after each Of these reports the regularity aud eN.ctude OF
the figures examined such they set down IN the table
snuexfd to the present declaration:
Consderns that in presence OF the imnense majority
Of votes slresdy ned b. be sven IN favor OF TIE
fJebseie there cessty Cor waiting iE the sw ''
seybau1 drawn up in distant localities and OF whch IN,
vsr6ca,on wild be made hereafter aud that II Is ntr,ng in
order TO comply with the national wi 60 proclaim without
delay the great which fixes tho 6esnes Of france;
"Declsrvs-
"a" That the operations Of the vote have been everywhere
freely and regularly accomplished
That the general saningup Of votes given on the
plebtsctte has given:
Seven millions eight hundred and twenty four thousand
one hundred and eight s4 1897 Bulletins bearing the
word YES.
1.-TWO hundred and y.tbree thousand one hundred and
fcrty-6ye (25S 1857 bulletins bearing the word NO.
"xnd sxfy thousand three hundred and twensysx
oetins NULL;
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Iiyerpool Cotton Market.

Our report per the Arctic mentioned improvement OF
or eighth fourth. ueut GA the news per Africa
fosts the South. On "Wednesday let inst after the
sailing OF the Arctic Spectators continued 70 operate and
tie maIket closed firm, Notwithstanding that the Trade
were rather hy OF the advance. Thursday the Trade
s rahor backward hut the market continued steady FRI
day the business showed little change either in prices or
amount aud closed steady bat quiet the following being the
Cptat1 n OF the three DAYS:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

sales Of the week q, 500; of which $3.50 Amer
lean. 10 so being speculation, aud l920 for export
Stock Of Liverpool, 3d. 4lI6l3 bales Of which 2055l9
American against J73 (of which 90o6l were AmeIcnl
at sane dafias year. Prices quoted for New0Leans
Fair. 81: Mddng lll-l6; Ordinary. lidI5l; Uplands
Fair "a: NiCCilug IS Ordinary, IA g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
HOLLAND.
Notice 10 Reduce the Dutch Funds.

On lst the Minister of Finance announced
that he would Immediately bring forward proposition
.oI The cCnv,rsioa of the -Four per Cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
ITALY.

TrscANY.-A German paper states that Sig
nor snd Madame NADIA viii be liberated December /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

Majority for Louis Napoleon, Emperor. .15i7.us
immediately atterward the whole Corps Lesislatf
went to ST Cloud oOsiaHe to announce the result
Correspondence London Morning Herald.
d. H.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-05-29
A Letter from CYRUS Stern,

No Of .Warket ST., WHmiagton, DEL,
~ ENDS greeting TO all old customers and all
~ that are new, in Wilmington city, and coun-
" too, and the bordering counties Of Maryland,
Jersey and Pennsylvania, bid you hale, hear
ty, welcome, TO call and see me again.
KIND pATRoNs.--lt gives me pleasure to be
able 10 say am still at my post-(by the favor
of Providcnce) buying, cutting, experimenting
the making, and waiting on all customers thaA
call to examine or make purchases from my
large and beautiful assortment Of Spring and
Summer styles and various qualities, of gentle
mems and youths Ready made Clothing.
Especial attention is given to ORDER WORK
Wedding suits of the most exquisite taste and
workmanship. attended to expedliously and
with unyieh!ing prompttude. All garments
made under my own supervision, by experienced
and competent workmen, and warranted to fit
with taste and elegance unsurpassed. Men S
furnishing goods, such as snperGnc and coarse
Shirts, drawers, half hose, Suspenders, Cravats,
Stocks, Handkerchcfs, Gloves. bosoms, collars,
umbrellas, portmonsies, combs, &C., all at fair
prices. Only one price at No. 81 Market ST.,
and no deviation. March - 3m.