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uNoR LIyERPoOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
II ship ARCTIC, Captain j. G. Luss-Ths steamship will
Depart with the United States mails Europe positively
Saturday soh April II O'clock NJ from her berth &
the foot Of Canal street. No berth till paid for For
freight passage having unsquAlsd for
Elk. COLLINS CO., IS Wall street.
Passengers requested 60 be board ~ liz NJ
steamship Pacific viii succeed the Arctic and sail May
ENoR LIvERPOOL-THE STEAMSHIP ALPS CAPT
Wiekman Will sail for Liverpool Thursday, 18th In
slant. For freight apply to
Z. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail steamers-The ships comprising this line the
following
ATLANTIC. .................C Captain West
rACIFIC. captain Nye.
ARCTIC. ....................C Captain Luce.
BALTIC. ............ Captain Comstook.
ADRIATIC. ................. Captain -.
These ships having built by contract expressly for
service every been taken In their
In their engneso strength and speed
and their for unequaed for
elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool hrst cabin
room, $500
From Liverpool to New York. eco and eos.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths secured until paid for.
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CARPETS, &C.

VELVET AND TAPESTRY CARPETs.-NOw RE.
ceiyng from ship Manhattan, and will open on Thurs
the 2st inst ninety pieces Of velvet and tapestry
pets from the mandatory Of John Crosley Sons
pring beautiful assortment Of terns and o. the best
quality Also to match and few pieces OF Dutch in
grains for Offices, &C., In very heavy quality.
GEO. L. l.. HYATT Al and ii6 Pearl street.
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CHARLEsTON EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES NAIL
~ steamer James Adger, Saturday 3P. NJ, April rs,
with Combs Co.'S Express to Augusta Macon,
Atlanta and Columbus and All on the lines Of sonth
Carolina railroad Georgia and Western Atlantic railroad
CHASE CO, 80 Broadway, New York, and Nos Hayns
street, Charleston.
SAvANNAH EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
- steamer Florida Saturday, April g. +. NJ, and
thence by Georgia Central railroad TO Macon and TO all
parts Of Georgia and Alabama, CHASE x co..
No 3S Broadway, New York, Sc Bay street. Savannah.
DIRECT MOBILE EXPRESS PER BLACK WARRIOR.
Monday, April % also to New Orleans. Large packa
gcs must be delivered before r. NJ, Saturday; small par
cells received till 9ls, A. NJ. Monday 80
CHASE & CO, No 50 Broadway.
DER STEAMSHIP BLACK WARRIOR FOR MOBILE
L Monday next-Freight will be received BY Adams
9th inst and valuable parcels until II o'clock, A. M-hs
steamer leaving at r. We will effect insurance whom
aered and collect premiums delivery to address In Mo-
bile makngno charge for policy fee We collect drafts
ADAMS CO., 80 broadway.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VIEGESs
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G7On REWARD TO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
plVU able tailoring, Broadway old established business
pretor having made rapid fortune wishes to retire
ut future period therefore would have objection to join
responsible firm special partner The establishment is
most magnicently fitted widely known and popu
lar and abroad. N B-Bona de communications by
prepaid letter will be attended to- provided they give real
names with their and
their trade Address to Mr. Everett for Mr. X Broad
way Bank
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PARTNER
IN ship of Henry c. Glnnsmann and Henry Iden, under
the firm Of Gnnsmann Iden this day dissolved by
tual consent The business will be hereafter conducted
Henry c. Gnnsmann his account, and he Is fully
authorized to settle the business of said firm.
HENRY G. GLINNSMANN,
New York, April 20, 1853. HENRY IDEN.
NOIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE PART
IN nership Of Brown Blacklidge, samakers, this
day dissolved by mutual consent The business will be
hereafter conducted by Brown Il Garrison their
count and Mr. is fully settle the bns
ness Of the late firm. JOHN BLACKLIDGE,
New York April q, 1853. WILLIAM BROWN.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE PARTNER
IN ship lately subsiting between Francis s. Claxton and
Charles Wetmore, under the firm Of Claxton Wetmore is
this day dissolved by mutual consent Charles Wetmore is
duly authorized to sign the name Of the firm in
New York, April 2, 1853. CHARLES WETMoRE
l. in consequence of of the firm retiring This is "
opportunity good stand for business and has
always done we'll Address Joseph Herald Office with real
name stating where to be seen.
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g TEAM PROPELLER FOR SALE-A GREAT BAR
- gan.A first class steam propeller, Of l35 burden,
built in 1850 Of the best materials and in the per-
feet order having been reted the spring.
Of thousand dollars Has two oscillatir engines
feet ORDER patont steam steam whistle Her
speed ten to twelve miles the hour length no feet nches
breadth 20 feet II inches depth Of hold feet "a inches,
carries 5000 bushels grain $50 hogshead Fitted up with
handsome bertas bedding with life
her in September last She is in all her appointments
pete and in perfect order not requiring the outlay
Congress- Draws when light III feet but less when loaded
by of keel. The present requiring
larger vessel the sole sale For apply
WIN. BURGER, 50 Cortlandt street.
WANTED TO PURCHASER, CopPERED AND
w copper fastened ship three old the
burthen 200 bales Orleans cotton substan
TALLY built good sailer in good order and we'll furnished
throughout Apply to A. PATRULLo, 50 Broad street.
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uYcIAsYIKA-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN QUIZ

uYGIAsTIKA.-A SPEEDY AMP CERTAIN our
ache and in the head and sure preventive Of
sonvpison or any other complaints attendant spon sarlp
and now being SUCCESSFULLY admnistersd N che rn II
necklace be next the skin by The paAsn
An dseoyered the virtues Of Che
valuable medicines Of hieh sne beads 81 tne nsckass are
OF che public not therefore, called to quAok medicine
faculty peculiarly powerful in acting through
the the skin directly rpon The diseased excited
relief and sassting permanent Patients who astI
twenty hours trial the msdcated NECKLACE assord
TO prescription End relief 1t the close Of that
Rod BY returning the same receive hach thf
Do hereby certify that the composition q
factory results. q. BRAUNLICH, n. D.,
No. 28S Henry street, Brookly1s
For sale By the propristors No q Beaver street -
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
The Gla;gow IND and New York Steamship Companys new
Craig der will sail from Glasgow, on Saturday
April 3D. and will leave New York for Glasgow Saur
day May 2lst at II o'clock ut First cabin Saloon
state rooms) 500 do. do. mdship do S75 second cabin
49, MesYMoN a fsrraraawev
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICES.

ADs1nsIyTRA1ORn NOTICES.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM
bers streetNotce IL hereby given to the relatives
and next Of kin Dennis Connor laborer deceased and
who is alleged to have died ntestae that shall apply
the the county New York letters nd
upon the estate the said ntstae the 2d
day Of May next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
PETER b. SWEENY. Public Administrator.
Dated New York, April u, 1853.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE 81 CHAMBERS
i ttreet.Notce fs hereby given, to the relatives and
next Of kin Of Thomas Nugent late Of Navy Bay
and who Is alleged to have died intest that
shall apply to the of the County Of New York
for letters the estate of the said in
testae the 2h daHof May next at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon.
Dated New York, April %, 1853
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THE EXTRAORDINARY AND BRILLIANT SUCCESS
TINT has crowned the production of
Mr. JOHN OWNS ALPINE RAMBLES

. - ASCENT OF MONT BLANC,
this city IN without parallel Night after night the vast
saloon of the Chinese Building has been thronged by
DELIGHTED AND ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES,
who testify to the sterling excellence and novelty of this
hAGNUicEHr ENrERrAIrMEpr.
For particulars, see programmes.
crgas and Pianist Alfred Sedywick ESQ., Professor
the Royal Academy of Music, London.
Admission 80 cents. Doors at 7; n.
Carriages may be called at 10.
Ticket office open daily from II tod.
nTRCESq AgavA
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T AIDA CHURCHs' LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
~ The clipper ship MISCHIEF only 600 tons register,
Messrs Ogden Haynes Oriental Line of Packets between
San Francisco and China loading pier 49, f. r.
freight apply to LADD d CHURCH, 90 South street.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP,COMPANY-FOR
~ New Orleans, via Havana-The splendid eamship
CHEROKEE Rodney Baxter, Commander, will sail from
day APrl 18th at O'clock NJ precisely Rates Of
Berths $50 Lower Forward Saloon Berths $780, Storage
3d. No freight taken to Havana but specie Freight taken
New Orleans 80 cubic foot Shippers freight
supply themselves with the bills
other form will be signed. No bills ading signed
O'Clock the day Of sailing For freight passage apply
NJ. 0. ROBERTS, III West street,
Of
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BOARD MAY BE HAD IN EAST TENTH STREET
ID furnished paror and bedroom the second story.
Addyers box 1918 Post 0ice
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' '~''' 3 HOWARD 4 SON. Agents, 81 Broadway.

A USTRALIA-PIONEER LINE-SEvENTY DAYS
IA passagc.-The A clipper bark NlMROD, James
Nichols sommander having AL her freight board will
the week positively few first and second class
can yet be taken Apply on board or to II. W. CAMERON
or JOHN OGDEN lie all street
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A USTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-FOR PORT
IA Philip, Melbourne and sydney, Australia.-The mag
niasent new steamship GOLDEN Ace 5000 tons burhen
commander, WIN be despatched for the above ports
about the 10Th May This steamship is Of the
strength and every way equal to the Collins line Of
steamship in the world. Her first
cond and third GLASS superior to
steamer built Rates of passageFirst class ladies
saloon, 1876 FIRST class upper saloon $780, second class,
f6 third class $500 The books are For freight
passage apply to
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON,
u Il. NJ Fitch, commander will sail for Bremen touch
ing Al SOUTHAMPTON, to land the mails and Passengers
England and France, Saturday April 2 from pier No.
North river Price Of passage-
In first cabin, main saloon. ,Sle0
In first cabin, lower saloon ,....,,.. 100
surgeon Il :ijsc6ed to zach atsam: ~
letters must through the Post Office Specie delivered
in Hayre and LONDON For passage or freight appyt
The steamer Hermann will the Washington and
Nav FL. " "
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MUSEUM OF EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES, STUYvE-
1N SAINT Institute $50 Broadway-Now OPEN the and
valuable collection and Ptoemse remains Just
ing residence of up-ard of twenty in the East Ad
mission 30 cents children halfprice Catalogues for sale
at the rooUs. Open during the day and evening.
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A USTRALIA-PIoNEER LINE-SHIPPERS TO AUS.
n tralia engage freight on the entirely and
superior clipper ship SEA RANGER-tenth ship Of the
above line The has recently been launched from the
yard T. j. Southland Richmond Manc and Will DO at her
berth pier IL East river few days From her faultess
model II is expected she will make the to Port Philip
ineide seventy For freight passage apply to r.
w, CAMERON or JOHN OGDEN, 1l6 Wall street,
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DARNuMs MusEuM-THE EXCITING poMEsTIC

Ers q AT Niow Cnn.s E tnraas Dna
socoek, the sterling old comedy of PAUL PRY-Pau Pry
Mr. Hadaway In the evening at TX O'Clock the domestic
the whole strength Of the COMPANY Admission TO the
First Balcony I2 eents extra Mr. c. W. Carkes benefit
Monday afternoon and evening)
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MUSICAL.

NIOLIAN PIANOS AT Al BROADwAY.-A LARGE
N assortment of pianos, from the celebrated house o
Haet, Davis Co.. Boston, also the we'll known instru
second hand pianos of various makers for sale at low
p'''0'' i'"A'' LINCOLN THOMPSON, AL broadway.
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COMPLIMENTARY soIREE TO GEORGE wALLEN,
by his friends at Brooks Assembly Rooms 3l Broome
street, on Mondsy evening, April 25. Tickets ST.
Is. f. GRANT Sec
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DROORLYN MUSEUM - SATURDAY EVENING.
ID April % ls53-Testmoniai to Mr. J. A. Jackson late
TreasurerThe Committee of take pleasure
volunteered for the ssionMr r. Eddy the Bowery
Weston, late Of Burtons Mr. Johnston, (y Kind per-
Dawes, Mr.. Macdonald sheltons American Brass
Band, Mrs C. Burke, Mrs H. p Grattan Mrs f. Rea fby
Warwick and Mr. Byrne The entertanm ens will commence
with kotzebues play In five acts entitled THE STRANGER
The Stranger Mr. r. Eddy; Peter Mr.. T. NJ Kent Dance,
by Miss c. Dawes To conclude with the oomedietta
titled THE ETON B0Y-Tom, Miss Weston; Dabster, Mr.
T. b. JOIN ston Doors open at 81 III.
Parquet, S71a cents; Boxes, % cents.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.-THE MODEL OF SAN FRAN.
cisco, lately exhibited at 32 Broadway Is removed to
the Sixth and Forty second street. opposite
the Crystal Palace where it is ready for exhibition
This is not painted view but real city Of solid materials
was constructed At great labor and expense covers one
model size color and location; every hill and street in and
around the city the wharyes bay Immense shipping &C.
Doors open to-day from to NJ afterwards daily from
A NJ NJ. Admssian- cenfa
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~ olinnar naakat shin TEXAS 500 toms nannntp lnnx

VNOH AUSTKALIA.-THE a NO. I NEW
clipper packet ship TEXAS. 500 capacity NOW
loading at pier y East riyerJ is now resolving cargo
river and viii sail from New York the Doth Of April
The Texas built In the thorough regA
lar packet ship from New York
PASSENGERS being constructed on an Improved plan aad
elegant fitted with but two tiers Of berths nearly SINGLE
the same height Of cabin eetJ whore other
the second cabin built to leave airy and high.
banging knees the ship in the bsrts also the
and unhealthy stencil arising from bgs water at the air
steaks when ut The ship will be commanded by
ps.isnsed and efficient eapsen and ocers And provided
with and be the best qualify passage
money remtted will secure passage for which apply to
JOHN B. SARDY So South street. corner Of Wall. or to
THOMAS q. SANDFORD, 80 South street,
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ITO THEATRIcALs,w. R. FISH, TRoM LoNDoN,l
theatrical and characteristic wig maker, $50 Pearl
street. doors from Broadway Amateur performances
attended Wigs lent hire for private partes and fancy
dress balls. NB-Any style Of theatrical wig made On
four hours notice.
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NHRISTYS OPERA HOUSE, Az BROADWAY, ABOVE
Grand sreetopen night during the week under
the sole direction and supervision of E. p Chrty
whose concerts in this city for the past years
received with favor by highly respectable and
audief Tickets, cents Doors open Mt 61e to
Mt o'clock. On Saturday next, April % annual
benefit Of Lewis MARS. burlesque dancer
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NiTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
carrying the great United States mail Only through week
~ United States mail line for California Oregon via
10Th, and 2th q each month Greatly reduced prices
The splendid double engine United States mail
CRESCENT CITY, 200 tons burthen, John McGo van,
commander, will sail ON Thursday April 18th, at O'clock
r. M precisely from the pier at foot Warren street.
North river The Pacific Mail Steamship ConPauys mag
TO take the mails and the Crescent City
and sail edatey for San Francisco The Crescent
mail steamship GEORGIA 1900 tons barthen p Porter
cifc Mail Steamship Company steamer Oregon.
Passengers will be landed at the railroad wharf at Aspu
wall free. Transit Of the Isthmus at the
pense. For freight or passage apply to CHAS A. WHIT
NEY at the office OF the companies III West street.
OF MRrren atreat.
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ITO MANAGERS OF THEATRES OR OTHER PUBLIC
i amusements-A young gentleman, with AGA temica
education and acquainted with business wishes
engaged during the evenings of kind merely
for his pleasure Address A. L. w. Broadway Post Once
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1IOLLOWAY'S OINTNENT AND PILLS, CBRTAIN
IL for bad breass-Extrsct Of letter from Mr. f.
Turner Of Penshurst dated Dec Is lS50ro Pro-
lessor Holloway-sr-It with pleasure that aequaint
able ointment and pills Ny wife suffered for more than ~
ica attendant found impossible heal She then tried
your medicines which, In little than month"; have
fected perfect and radical to the Atonshment OF
many persons who saw in what an awdny BAD sass had
British empire and by those in the United States ~ TX
cents SO cents, and 81 so box Wholesale 81 MI 10.
sEPE HORSEYS, Maiden lane and Ut the proprhtors If
Strand London.
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NTISS MITCHELL AS JACK SHEPPARD AND EVE.
M leen Wilson to night and the thrilling drama Of TIL
M0MENT0Us QUESTION, at the st. Charles Theatre,
the pleasing entertainment offered by its managers.
those who have not EYELEEN WILSON should not
to
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-SECoND LINE.-THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Havre the 10th, and New York

They all hrstca New York built ships provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and
and commanded s men of experience in the
Goods sent to the subscribers will be forwarded free from
any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, 16l Pearl street.
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WELCH'S NATIONAL THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
w The ladies and gentlemen at this
will please assemble In the Wenese at 10
O'Clock A. M prior to the opening, Saturday April 3D.
8. E. HARRIS Acting and Stage Manager,
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NALIFORNIA LINE.-FoR SAN RRANCIsCO-THB
v 'nf'.n'' al SU iHRe't OF CLIPPERS.
ZOO tons register, Reuben Snow, Master.
This splsndd ship the largest clipper IN the
world, 10 ~ her BERTH pier East river. FOR freight
FAD: f0wLER. 100 Pearl street. near wall, orts
W.T. DUeAN, - Front street
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ODEON THEATRE-BENEFIT OF L. j. BERNARD
~ which occasion, (by the kind permission of W. Il.
Burtor Mrs. l. Bernard will appear in her faySrite eharae
Mr. Littell; GarnaTd Mr.. l.. Bernard. NIPPED IN The
BUD-Madame Galochard with songsD Mrs l.. Bernard;
Galocfard Mr. L. Bernard. NATURE AND PHILOSO-
PHY-Con. RI L..
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bt line for San Francisco-Ths Accessory Transit Com
psny Of Nicaragua propretors Through the
mail The only line giving through tickets including the
STAR OF THE WEST, 200 tons urthen, Will from
gier NO North river ats O'clock r. NJ. precisely for
the popular and fast steamship PACIFIC 1900 bur
then over the Nicaragua Transit route miles
OF land transportation These steamers in
their ventilation and accommodations For information
passage At lowest rates. apply the agency Of the
company, No. Battery place, up stairs
c. VANDERBILT Agent.
fassengers are cautioned against tho representations OF
for other lines None employed for this
line mail bag will be made up at the ohce
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DIANOFORTE FOR sALE.-A HANDSOME ROSE.
wood piano, made by Chckering at original cost Of
hundred dollars will be sold for little third
its cost is superb instrument and in admirable order.
Apply at No. 7 Pork place. up stairs.
DIANOs-GREAT BARGAINS, IN CONSEQUENCE
Of having TO The advertiser offers splsn.
did pianos greatly reduced prices for briancy Of tons
would do we'll call examine fac
tory l46 Wooster street. between Prince and Houston
CHARLES CARR
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-31
The Women of England.

Four hundred thousand signatures have
been appended to the address of the women
of England to the women of America, on the
wrongs Of the American slave. The document
was to be sent over Immediately to Mrs. Stowe,
and as that lady was to leave for England
April lst, it is high time 10 hear something Of
the arrival ofthe address. Our opinion is, that
it would be better for the "Women of Eng
land to mind their own business. We never
knew any good to come of woman neglect
ing her own household and her husbands
stockings, and interfering in the affairs of her
neighbor's family. Of all beings in the world
to be dreaded, is tatIling, meddlesome wo-
man. And We hope every American woman
will spurn this address of the busybodies Of
the female population of England.
The London correspondent of the Boston
Post, gives insight into the character and
habits of these English women, the signers of
this address. We copy the following extract,
and commend the facts stated, to the attention
of American mothers, wives and daughters -
Considering how and where these sigma
lures have been obtained-in beer shops, sgin
palaces and taverns, in hucksters' shops and
pawnbrokers' alleys in mock auction rooms
and selling off below cost svindling stores
and in purlieus around St. James street and
Soho square, too degraded for the footsteps of
decent woman-wherever, in fact, the placard
announcing that signatures would be received,
could be stuck up-considering that the wom-
en- of the middle classes of England, the moth
ers, wives, sisters and daughters of attorneys,
ciergymen, physicians, bankers, merchants,
professors, mechanics, shipowners, manufac-
turers, farmers, and all the muscle and strength
of England with whom only we Americans
have any affinity, almost universally declined
to sign it, and that the hauteur and shame of
England are united in the signatures to that
address as they were never united before-con
sidering all this, know of no word or mark of
opprobrium that should make true American
woman redden with anger like the suspicion of
being thought worthy to be the recipient of
this address u