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z. VI. EcsIM SAFBstSAaeF would re-
Avn specially announce to his friends. and III.
public gen rally, that the has just returned from
t1e North with he Fall and Winter Fashions.
and that be is aov prepared to wait upon his pat
roas who call. aai to receive their or Ter. for
work. His visit 10 the North has enabled him b
acqaaiai himself with the Improvements in the ar.
of cutting; and this together with his person ii
Observation i'm the cities will warrant him in pro-
missing his customers 10 furnish them work in the
most fashionable style. anl. If good At. HI.
will continue TO keep in his eaolovment eZcei-
lent work men. 50 that his work shall he well
made He hiss also ma le arrangem;rt, F,r su,.
p'ying him sef with the Monthly Paris Fashions
which are followed by all the fashionable tailors
in the n ,rthern cities.


Mr.. e. would take this occasion 10 tender to
the public his unfeigned thanks for the VERY he-
raj patronage he has heretofore received. He
his m lde every effort in his power to give a more
sub antiai acknowledgment of their kindness, by
eais ling = please them in the work; and he
hsp, that il his not been without success. And
il %. tha aliitiaaul sxenions which he has made,
h. trusts, will easurc c,ag1lince Of their pa
ronage.


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