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Truth from an unexpected quarter.

Truth from an unexpected quarter.
A writer in Baltimore Democratic paper
gives the following .fatering account of our
present Administration:
cit is melancholy fact, that The submission
men Of the general government have not OH
" acted in direct opposition to the wishes
of seven tenths of the American people, BY
their imbecile conduct as relates to our TO-
reign affairs; but have also by their treache-
ry to their constituents nearly FILTERED away
the spirit of the nation, from an apprehen-
sion that pursuit of energetic measures IN
SUPPORT OF Jys7 RIGHTS, would endanger
their popularity
The character here given Of our ruling de-
magogues' agrees precisely with what Fede-
ralists have frequently said of them, VIZ. that
popularity is the idol, at whose shrine they
would sacrifice the dearest interests ofthe natl
on. Often have the people been warned of this,
in the earnest and solemn voice OF patriot
ism; vet it is ca melancholy fact" that they
still suffer themselves to be the dupes OF hy-
pocrisy and falsehood, and continue to con-
6de in men whose imbecility seems to be IL
Universally acknowledged. The great body OIL
the people, however, cannot always remain
in this death-like slumber. INTACT, we do not
believe they have ever considered the case
with due attention. In selecting candidates
for office, the suggestions of plain common
sense have been drowned by the beliowlngs
Of faction; and instead of satisfying them
selves that the men who solicited their sui
frages were honest, capable and faithful to
the constitution, the principal, if not the only
enquiry has been " To what farty do they
belong % They have had abundant evidence
of their misplaced confidence, In the conduct
Of such individuals as BidweH and Gannett,
fellows who have been obliged to elude the
grasp of justice by ignominious flight. An
impartial view of the present situation OF the
country must convince all independent Ame-
ricans that they have ample reason to dis
card many more Of their pretended friends,
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Communicated for the PHILADELPHIA Gazette.
List of goods which have passed E!sineur,
in American vessels, from the United States
and paid the sound dues, bound for different
Baltic ports, for the season of 1911, up to the
18th July.
l,se3,se4 lbs rice; 4,55e,54e lbs. cotton |;
6,5sl,654 lbs. sugar 2,lo5,36l lbs. coffee {;
5l9,7ll lbs. tobacco 9o,s36 lbs. indigo {;
1882 lbs. ginger; 77,24l lbs. spices, diff
ferent kinds; l43,olo lbs. pepper; lso,s42
lbs. Rocoa e6,547 do. Gumarabic; 1891 do.
cotton twist; 5,25l do. Anniseed 1924 do.
sassaparella; 1906 do. cheese; e,2os do.
tin; 1914 do. ivory zoos bags cocoa; ISL
casks oil; 50 pipes Port wine; 1896 boxes
fruit; As, IA feet mahogany $50 packs cas-
sia Al bales and hhds bark; 1910 bullocks
horns; 1856 bushels salt; 77l8 tons log
wood, fustic, &c.; 10 bales nankeens 24,O76
hides; 27,e75 gals. rum; 2oS bbls beef and
pork.
The above is only the goods which have
passed the sound, there are large number of
our vessels who have gone up the Belt and
paid the sound dues at Wybourg, and others
again, who being unwilling to trust their pro.
perry to the risk of Danish capture, have taken
British protection, and gone up in convoy, and
perhaps with great propriety there may be
added from one half to three fourths additio
nal, to the annexed list, to show the whole va.
lue of American property, which has already
gone up the Baltic this year, or rather to Rus
sia only, as that is the only power whose ports
at present are open.
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IOHN ADAMS.

Gold s. Silyer-Smith, King-strtet,
LAS just received from Philadelphia and
n New. York, handsome assortment of
Comedian, Jet, and Topaz EARRINGS, and
Pearl Breast-pins, of the newest fashion,
Also, Gold Seals, Keys, and Hair Watch
Chains, Cornelian, Coral and Patent Wax
Deeds. He keeps as usual general ,assort-
ment Of SILVER WARE.
- Orders from distance punctually
attended to.
October 4 DIT
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PUBLIC SALE.

On TUESD.ET neat, will be sold, at the
Vendue Store,
d bales Cloths, H1zs & Coatangs
sc. or = credit.
p. c.. Marsiteller.
October Gus
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.aLEK.aNcDRl.a D.aILY GlZETI'E,
"To sHEw
THE VERY AGE AND BODY OF THE TIME
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE
TUESDAY MORNING, October 8.
ROTATION IN OFFICE.

We have already noticed few Democratic
inconsistencies, and shall occasionally notice
others as they may occ ur to our recollection.
Rotation in office has always been famous
watcl,-word among our modern Absaloms !;
they cry it from the house-tops and so far
we must give the disclaimers credit, that they
are perfectly sincere until they themselves
arc appointed Judges in Israel when the doc
trine of Rotation is either secuted or forgot
ten
Soon after Mr. Jcherson's election to the
presidency, his son-in.law Mr.. Eppes offered
himself as Candidate for seat in Congress.
In pompous address to the electors, he
pledged himself, if chosen, to move an amend
nent to the Constitution of the United States,
disqualifying any man from filling the presi-
dental chair for more than four years success
sively. For this he was hailed as a genuine
friend of the people, true disinterested pat
riot, and was accordingly elected. Session
after session passed away, and nobody heard
of the promised amendment. The {" immor-
tal'' Jeiferson's first period expired; he was
reelected, and if the wishes of some had
been consulted, he would have been chosen
President for life. Mr.. Eppes remained in
congress during the whole of Mr.. Jefferson's
term, yet not hint, not whisper transpired
respecting the amendment The ardent zeal
of patriotism had evaporated, or perhaps given
way to family feelings. So completely has all
this ardor vanished, under the trosherous adj
ministrations of Mr.. Jefferson and his success
sor, that there is every reason to suppose a
Caucus will as usual be assembled some time
during the ensuing session Of Congress, to
fastcn Mr.. Madison upon the nation for an
other term. Nor will their "useftll labors"
90 unrewarded; like Governor Holmes of
Virginia, Judge Witherell of Vermont, and
Ambassador Adams Of Massachusetts,, they
will all be promoted as soon as opportunity
offers, and sooner, if their claims are urgent
So much, again, for Democratic Consistency,
and the purity of elections in an enlightened
Republic!
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SALE AT AUCTION.

Mcknight s. Steocart,
Being DESTROYS of closing their present busi-
ness, will offer for sale at their store corner
of King and Fairfsx streets, on.FRlDhY
the first Of November
Their entire Stock Of Goods on
hand,
Consisting of different articles well suited
to the present and approaching seasons: The
terms will be liberal and m ade known on the
day of sale.
N. B. McKNIsHr and STEWART earnest
" request those indebted, to make immedi-
ate payment; and those who have claims
will please present their accounts fer settle
ment.
OStober7. dr.
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NETWORK, October S.

SSSSoSs
Captain sisson, in thirty-eight days from
Oporto, informs, that the British troops were
encamped at Almeida, and were preparing to
besiege Rodrigo, where the French troops,
under GENERAL MARMoxr were encamped,
and guns and ammunition had been sent from
the TRANSPORTS at Oporto for that purpose
The markets were on the rise-Flour was
Is to IL: SO, beef and pork -, rice 8: IS,
yellow Corn +: 90, southern corn l So.
The markets at Lisbon glutted.
Extract ofa letter from q gentleman, in Ne.o
York, to his friendin Trenton, dated 24sh uls.
81 returned day or two since from the
northward- During my absence was at
Montreal, where saw Mr.. -, the princi.
pal of the North West Company-he came
back while was there from the head OF the
lake Superioar, and mentioned to me that he
learned from some oftheir people in the interi-
our, that some time in November last, upon
the head waters of the Missouri, and near the
great bend, the Indians had killed party of
Americans, consisting of IA persons. In the
pocket of one the persons killed, who appeared
to be the leader of the party, was found red
morocco pocket book, containing some Tren-
ton bank notes. The scalps of the persons
killed, and the bank notes were brought into
one of the North West Posts but no papers by
which any names could be discovered. The
reason assigned by the Indians forthese MUIR
ders is the killing of number of Indians by
capt. Lewis and his party, which they say was
done without provocation.
"I give you this information, supposing it
possible thatthe persons killed, orsome ofthem,
may belong toyour city" i
rs. Gaz.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-27

or cd Siite was laid aside, and the Gregorsas
or Asw Sfile was adopted in its stead l9
According TO the JuIiaa computation, eysrY.
4th year was 10 be q leap year, OF in othes
words every year that was divisible without
fraction bv the number was leap year.
Blu, the ccnlinial years wl.ic in The Gregorian
ejaculation are MOTTO be leap years, are 1900,
1900, 1900, 2Ioo, 1900, $500, $500, SC SC,
Therefore as the year 100 occurred after Gree
gory's correcron, and before the English a.
doption oil it, the Gregorian reckoning had
omitted one day in that year, which the JuIi-
an had retained Wherefore as ten days had
been left out in the proceeding correction, Is
became necessary 10 throw out one more
after 100, and make the aggregate 10 days.
And az 1900 was common and not leap
year, there is now difference Of twelve days
between the New and Old Stile.
From this view OF the subject, it. appears,
that there Is colour of reason in favour OF the
argument Of the Washington brethren, But
inasmuch as the Christian Church and the
States and Governments of the earth have
not, as yet, adopted the regulation psoposeds
IL may be questioned whether the adoption OF
it by the TAMMANY SOCIETY will not be cons
sidercd by the pubiick as savouring so much
OF peculiarly, AS to be productive of disad-
vantages in soTe respects without gaining
any benefits in others.
have the pleasure Of rene wing the assur-
ance oi my ready obedience TO the commands
of the IAMMASy SocIETy, and Of the inter.
ests ieei ia its prosperity
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL.
Nezv- York, August 27, lsio.asl
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(yrOI<l4E WAN{O'


7 : now opening several boxes PAPER HANGINGS
Of the most fashionable patterns, with elegant
borders, which he viii sell cheaper than Of
fered for sale in this state The assortment Of low
prizsd Papers is extensive. Wholesale customers
can be furnished with Paper Hangmgs at liberal dis
counts from the Mandatory prices.
THE BOOK STORE
Is furnished with complete assortment OF ROCKS
OF every description usually wanted, and with every
new publication as soon from the press. school
and Scaman's books of every kind In use
.fLAf.f.vdCKS ron l8lL
Ofvarious kinds, which will be sold BY the grocc doz-
en- or single, al one half the original price,
ShFER.6i. HUNDRED VCLUHfES s
Second hand Books, also ut half the original price
HATS
of every description and price, wide and common
brims. One case fashionable ssta Beavers. Felt
plated, and castor mems ami ciiilrens' Hats az the
most fashionable shape and best quality, from IS
10 So
Persons indebted to wANTCN & RATHBONE,
or GEORGE WANTON, are requested 60 maka i'm :
mediate payment, and all persons having demands
against either to present the same for settlement
March 6, 1911.
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WL,Y .hOPE STORE.
WILLIAM & John TILLEY,

7 MORN their old customers and the publick in
general, that they have opened Rope-store III
Thames street, No. sc, corner Of Robert Stevens
wharf, where they intend keeping constantly on hand
Cord4ge asj Botrope Of all Dimensions spun yarn,
wormng, white rope suitable for haiters and traces,
houselane, marine, bed cords, hand lines, atchet
lines, clothe lines and Iog lines. They likewise in
tend in the spring furnish their store with small
ssing lines Of every description. They will frnsi
Csbcs ard all oher cordsgc at the shortest notice,
and warrant to be Of ga equal quality TO any manu-
sActured in the United States. From the convenien
cy Of their store being contiguous to the whsrves
and shipping, tscy hope TO meet with the encourage
ueut Of . generous pabliek- Feb. ID.
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MISCELLANY.
sIHOyf Y1ItS .tfEKC.4.N-IILE .aDVERTJSER.
AMENDMENT PROPOSED TO THE CALENpAR

ANENbSArNl FhorOSED ~ Iuc SALENDan
RePoet made ~ 6xxuxL l. MvrcH1IL
| TO the TAMnANv SosIxTy Of NesD- York, on
proposal made so them, to alter their COM
putation in time, ia respect to the keeping OF
the anniversary of TAMMANy Oh the 18th Of
Nay, instead Of the ieth.
have considered the letter of Mr.. Nm.
Lambert, Grand Sachem Of the Ianmany
Society Of Huntington Cify, referred to me
by the respectable Columbian Order Of Nrsy-
York. The communication dated the goth
day of the month Of Flowers ia the slB year
of the discovery May Goth, 1910 suggested
he propriety OF celebrating the anniversary
Of their patron on the 9th, instead Of the
18th day Of May, new lyle, during the whole,
Of the 10Th century.
The proposal OF tbs Washington brethren
seems to be chronologicaIly correct. The year
now in vogue is the Egyptian year OF 36s days,
introduced into Europe by julius Caesar, when
he was Pontifex Maximus, with the addition
of a supplementary day every fourth year.
This was done upon supposition, that the
length oil solar year was sos days and
hours. This, however, is not quite exact ;
more careful observations having shewn that
il was SOS days, S hours, 4s minutes, and 48
seconds.
There was, therefore, at the former rate Of
calculating, an errour Of IL minutes and IL
seconds in each year. In l29 years this would
amount to one entire day. This rendered it
necessary to amend the calendar by further
provision.
Pope Gregory the 18th undertook this re-
form, for the benefit Of the scientihck and
Christian world. Accordingly, in the year
$50, he Caused ten days of surplus time to
be dropped ir the month Of October.
In the Julian year it had been regulated,
that the odd hours amounting to 81 in years
should be added, and thereby p,ake year Of
500 days.
In the Gregorisn computation it was order
ed on solemn decision, by the astronomers,
that the three successive centurisl years, hich
according to the Julian calculation would have
been bissextile, or leap years; and that every
fourth cntenial year should be considered as d
leap year. BY this means the difference be-
tween the actual and computed year will not
vary quite two hours IN 400 years, and will
not amount to whole day in less than so32
years.--Whcn this happens the astronomers
of that day must provide for It.
In the United States VIC follow the chrono-
,ogy an reckoning of the English In Eng
and, the corrections of this Calendar, were
not adopted until the year l752.
The crfour had been so increased that a
correction Of eleven days became necessary.
This was accompanied by calling the Sd day
sf September, The 18th and that giving cre-
III for the eleven days Of time actually clap
.ed, but not accounted for. Thus the Julian
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY
FOR SALE.
GEORGE WANTON.

GEOltGE WANION,
HAVING relinquished the Circulating Library
- business, offers for sale his NEWPORT CtRcu-
LATiSc LIBRARY, consisting of several hundred
Volumes of
HISTORY. BIOCRxPHY, voYaCES, TRAY.
ELS, NOVELS, RO.tLi.vCES, PE.iYS, Sc
Aiiof which have been read, but not much injured,
and viii be sold for ess than half their original
= Persons having Booka in their possession loaned
rom Wanton & Rathbone's, George Wanton's
circulating Library, are requested TO return the
same in the course Of the ensuing week
Subscribers to George wanton's Library, cM,, If
they please complete their terms OF subscribtitn at
Mr.. H,MMoNDs Circulating Library. Feb.6
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STEPHEN DEBLOiS,
TxFoR1s HIS Gus TONERS ASB

THE PUB LICK,
THAT he has received per the Manchester
= Pdcke: from Liverpool, via New York, gener.
q ..ssortment Of HARDWARE GOODS, which are
OF the best quality, and which he will dispose OF at
wholesale aud retail, as Low or lower than can be
purchased in America
-.7nongs which are the feRsI0iny-
Morocco and Buf col cry description
cured Tea Trays, of few pair of elegant
every size. Looking Glasses, &c. /;
Tea Cadees, Bottle stands ALSO
with and without pla- A quantity OF W0OLEN
ted rims; GOODSi
Snufer Trays, Broadcloths
Elegant Brittania Tea Plains
Pots of the newest Scrges
fashions Coatings, &c.
Knives and Forks Of ev-t
Which he will sell by the piece or single gard, at
yeduccd prices.
Newport, November IL, 1910.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
Or Gsssx<L OFslcgRS.

The following Prox Of officers for the year
ensuing will receive the undivided sufhorf ef
every REALJriena TO his country and ms coan-
fry's,besf interests. ~
REPUBLfC.axS ,9se
LEI no personal views, no family igfu-
rnee. or the pecuniasy influence of a nonied
Atistocracy, deter you from the free exercise
OF your elective francbise--rally round The
standard of Freedom, and convince the ene-
mics oi Liberty, that WE WILL sE FREE (!
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10 ID n A. Sh A W,
H.aTCH.MaHER,

n ~, .Vo. 30, ,7Edmes- Streef,
Offers for sale, as lew as be purchased at any
store ia the state, $4f
a General assortment of fashionable and Fancy
~ Csoods--amonp ,phicb are the f,lo1viai,---
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GRAMS ION & SHAW,
offer sf hriuafe Sale, at their AUCTION Office,
Hogsheads RUM.
Bales COTTON
IS Barrels MESS BEEF;
30 do. Prime do;
Pipe GIN. March 6.
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CRANS7OW & SHAN,

nrFEa at private sale. on very reasonable terms,
~ at their Auction Otice,e
100 bbs. super6ne FLOUR.
Is hhds. eth proof Jamaica RUM.
10 pipes GIN.
10 hhds. Surinam MOLASSES.
10 bbls. GIN.
so bags Batavia COFFEE.
80 do West-lndia do.
8quarter Casks Malaga WINE.
~ chests sOuchong TEA. Feb. 70
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GARDEN SEEDS.
NIL L AM LtOTIE

nFFERS for sale at at his store, No. 1884, Thsmrs.
- street, opposite Col. James Pcrry's, a large and
extensive assortment Of GARDEN SEEDS, ut whole.
sale and retail, which he warrants to bc Of the las,
40 or,s - -
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Spoons, marrow, mus
tard md salt do. I; Su-
gar longs, scissors and
pincushion Chasns, sll'
yer Pcneil-Cases, silver
1'iimbies, plated Cas-
! tors, Sugar -'l'ongs,( ,(sah'
slicstiuks and Spurs
CoLp AND JEwELRy
WARE, viz. Mcdalions,
Lockcts, Breast-Puns
plain, topaz and pearl
set, Finger Rings aud
gold and hlagree Ear
Rings,ef every descrip-
tion, Bracelets of elias
tick & plain hairwork,-
gold Necklaces, gold
Watch Chains, Seals &
Keys, elegant cornelian
Keys, set in gold, gold
Epaulets;
Ladies' and gentlcmen's
Pocketbooks & Purses,
Of every description
Fancy & common Neck
laces, of every kind
With an extensive variety
Of Fancy Goods.
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HIS ExcELLENcY
JAMES FENNER, ESQ
GovERNouR.
ISAAC WiLBOR, ESQ.
LIEUT. -GOvERNOUR.
SENATOR'S.
I. PHILIP MARTIN, Esq.
.. BENJAMIN REMINGToiS, Esq
Harwick.
5. DANIEL CHAMPiIN, Esq.
Erefcr.
4. BENJAMIN ROWLAND, Esq.
- 2iverfon.
S. DANIEL MoWRY, Esq.
II SmifhfeM.
6. WILLIAM WATERMAN, Esq.
Johnston.
7. JOHN D'woLF, Esq
~ Bristol
8. JOHN ALLEN, Esq.
Morfh Kirgmown.
.. NATHANIEL HAZARD, Esq.
Nephorf.
10. WILLIAM PECKHAM. Jun. Esq.
Somh-Kingsnwn
@ SAMUEL EDDY, Esq.
Na1y lj2 Secretary.
JAMES BURRILL, jun Esq a.
.itforney-Cener0i.
CONSTANT TABER, Esq.
M General 1seasurer.
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HHyS.
n tsH-.rd the highest price given for clean
~ corrvN and LINEN RAGS, At this oiSce.
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W Granted and common
English and Geneva
Watches,
Gilt and mahogany frame
Looking Glasses;
Brass Hantlirons, Shoveis
ana rUngss
Brass Candlesticks
BkITAEtA WARE, viz.
Tea.i'ots, ,Sugar-Bowls,
Cream.Pot, Table and
Tea Spoons |;
CUTLERY. viz. Knives &
Forks, Jacknives, PEN
knives. Razor, Scissors
Shutters and Trays I;
Portable Writing Desks ;
Backgammon Tables
Flute, Flies and violins !;
Hunting Apparatus, Of
every description;
Patent and common Sus-
penders,
Reeves Colours. different
sizes
SILVER AMI PLATED
wARE--silver Cream
Pots, Soup and Gravy
Ladies, Tea and Table
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NEWPORT, r. I. llN-
fSinsed and I'u6lished % Us6nr,skav, A,
WILLIAM 81 MONS.
Ne. Is, Jifs2-Ssruvs.

TERMS
The paper is printed once week, at dollars
year, one half in advance - ''0f
Advertisements sconspcuously inserted, at the rate
dollar and 50 ceAts square, for three weeks--
emailer ones IN the same proportion.
advertisements mxsf be paid fer b.fsv nserfisu.
Printing in all ts varie,y. execnted With accuracy
and despatch. Orders respectfaily ssGci,fed
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Watches, OF every description cleaned ano repaired
with accuracy and warranted.
Jeweiry and Silver Ware, Of all klnds Manufactured
and repaired.
Hair Work and Gold Cyphers neatly executed
Silver Ware and Gold Necklaces warranted good, or
the money returned.
- Cash, and the highest price given tor Old 6old
and Silver.
.Neabort. .Nop. z, 1910
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ALso,-250 ". Shingles, with a quantity OF
Boards and Laths. Of the first quality.
.iss, just rees,ved,
so bushels white Beans;
400 bbis prime Beef;
200 quintals Goldfish,
Assortment of Iron hollow wares
do. Stone do.
hhds. 4th proof Jamaica Spirits
= do. ID proof 81. Croix Rum,
2 pipes French ''randy;
Assortment of Nails;
go boxes English iIsrrings
r The bighest price given for old copper,
Dra,s, Lead, Iron, Rigs.
Newport, Jan. 3. 1911
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IoSeUer VIII Variety OF other articles, in the
aAr-dress'rg and Persamery line. March 20.
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GROCERIES
BY WHOLESALE 6 RETAIL.
A i A

Will l. IA M u II F.,
offers for sale at the store. on Lsng-vhar formerly
occupied by the Prcsrsssipt Company, No. III.
A General Assortment Of Grocery, Lrockery, and
Glass Ware, Sc.-coSsIsIISo Or