TO TAILORS.
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Ti deemed to in favor Of STENE
NETS celebrated work Cutting Garments than that il
has received the most unbounded OF the
emneat OF the profession By the aid Of the Da
grams ron ains together with ample
panying the same person Of moderate
now N vogue and IN be surpassed
by the most experienced cutters The following few Of
the many highly respectable testify
the book. - " - -
The undsrsgnea being practically acquainted with Mr..
5tenemeis Treaties on Cutting Garments with pleasure
Practical application to Cutting superior any heretofore
puDshsd either IN Europe or America r. Henry Son;
Daniel Cutter Staas Baker; Charles Coz; l.. W. Tryon
20; T. Horner James Day P. Haviand; j. H. Bancker,
&c, &C..


~ The above be obtained OF the author at No l3
fnar4 imeod-r


~ Greenwich streets, the Peach Orchard Red Ash az
these low cash only viz Egg and Broken IS large
Nut and Stove, mixed IS So Buyers positively depend
on having their Coal delivered at these PRICES,


THE undersigned begs inform his friends and the public


that his Hat Establishment is removed from corner Of
Wall and Nassau STREETS, to


~ No. IN BroadOay, directly opposite Hoscard Hotel.
Ihe very liberal patronage which has for many years been
extended to him. at his old stand duly appreciated and his
arrangements such enable him offer every In.
ducement for continuation Of the same.


HIS celebraed fine Beaver Castor and Moeskn Hats which
are too well known need commeadaton, will be found still
farther improved and beauti6ed.


ehildrens Caps Umbrellas &c. at moderate Pe.'ro. PTe.'
N B-Gsntlsmens Hats of the Spring fashion are now
ready re 1wseod~r