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of life, as even these nay be used n s1zSes +
And tought not to be forgotten, b the e1c
mics of Theatres, that by suppges slag hem,
some otheresil, of much greater n ssGis6t.e,
might be substituted Wllat was the coi.se.
.quence q prohibiting her~ssat cor6at .or real
or supposed wrongs in &C ti.in country Of
Europe! 1t is we'll known: Every offender
was in danger of the midnight stilctto. Thus
one bad practice was replaced BY another
thousand times more horrible.
With regard to the srgnment. that Theatres
are dangerous on account of their liability 10
take Gre, northern writer has properly ridi-
culcd it. He SAYS: Z. Both the Theatre and
the ne;ghborirg houses are private propert-;
the nelghborirg houses are IS near the Thea
tire, as that is to them; il they re IN danger
Of fire from the Theatre, that ALSO IS IN danger
OF fire from them" And lie afterwards intimates,
that those who are so much afraid of corrupt
! morals from dranlatcal representation, may
quiet their alarms on that head,--bccause, as
he sarcastically remarks, " the morals Of this
town providence, R. L. are in ne danger,
and anu alteration must be for the better 90
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CHARLES BENNETT

HIS FOR SHE,
III his WARE- House, COLUMBUS STR1KY.
6 Tierces Fresh Clover Seed,
Bales lst quality Company Gurrahs,
Bale fine ChittybulIy Battas,
8 Boxes Nuns Thread assorted, from No.
Z to so,
A few London made Hats,
March g.. st.
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ALEXANDRIA.
/, MONDAY MORNING, March 9.
81 TO sNEW
THE VERY AGE AND BoDYsoF TRE TINE E
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.

CHARLES SIMMs, Esq. was, on Saturday
last elected Mayor of this town, vice VIM.
Herbert, who by the charter was rendered In
eligible to a reelection.
We intreatsoar readers, men of all parties,
to peruse the following communication We
shall! not, at present, offer any remarks.
Communicated for the Aierandria Gazette.
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Warovick and Coventry Meet-
ing House Lottery.
s 1000 HIGHEST PRIZE.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the
n Honorable General ASS mby of the State OF
:hodeTsi2hd. Managers ei ID Lottery, and h3vins
given bonds to the Genetal IRE asurer tor the faith
ui performance OF the trust reposed in them, offer
% the public the Tickets in the first Class, corident
y believing that the rapid sale thereof will enable
hem to commence drawing in Providence, on the
first of July next. They with confidence rely
public patronage, no, only on account OF its be-
ing highly audable undertaking, but more espe-
ciay on its Offering to adyenturers fair chance of
obtaining, for the small sum Of Three Dollars, a
prize worthy of notice Those who fortunately draw
ticket prizes may speedily realize some thousands,
all prizes in the second class will be payable in
lash. 1t is presumed that the following scheme is Il
sufficient nducement to all those disposed hazard
a small sum for the attainment of large one, to
purchase tickets in the Warwick and Coventry
Meeting House Lottery as there is not two blanks
20 a prize, and no deduction.
NCHElfE
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AN ACI'

Supplementary to " an act providing {
the accommodation Of the Gene,
Post Office, and Patent. Office, aEC
for other purposes"
ID L IL enacted by the Senate and Honse
ID Rehresensatives of The United States -
.1mertca, in Congress assembled, That the Pos
Master-General, under the direction of th
President Of the United States, be anthorIz
cd to repair and finish, in suitable manns
for the accommodation Of the post.office d.
partmcht and the patent office, the two-stori'
Of the building purchased for the COVE
ment, by authority Of the aforesaid act, be- &C..
the first and second stories, including an l.
sundry repairs OH the outside and In the un,rJ
ret of said building, upon the principlesn h'
ed in the report OF the post st-mastcr'gehn,ls :.
dated January fifteenth, one thousand s-cIo,J
hundreS and twelve. no de-
Sxc. .. .dnd be n further enacted, Jour, &c
soon as the repairs can be properly ma.a Ie
before the commencement of the next /. e,I;rs
session Of Congress, the general pohess Er
and the city post-ofiicc shall bs remoprietois
said public builS:-s, aing IT.
6Sr .. .fnd Be It Isrfher enacted, nv or
i'.e purpose Of eompletinEihe aforesirnums
there be appropriated, from a'v mon
treasury not otherwise appropriatqstlon,
OF thirteen thousand, two hundred anclock,
seven dollars and sixiy-onc cents, incits Poir,
tbe sum Of two thousand, three hundredse . y
lars now in the treasury, and also the sue " vi, ii
one tbousand, three hundred and ninety-tl %
Jollsrs and seventy cents, now in the hand
Thomas Monroe, superintendent Of sh,@f
VI Washington, being unexpended
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Garden Seeds.


No, 1o5, Tia,ses -ssrres, Has 70, sale,
A extensive assortment of fresh Garden Seeds.
4 \ OF the first uuality--anonV which ore
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RESOLUTION granting permission g
the Judges of the Supreme Court Z
the United States 10 use the books /,
the Library OF Congress.
RESOLVED by ths Senate and House !
Rchresentatipes of the Unifed Stafes Of
merica, in Congress assembled, That L..
President Of the Senate aud the Speaker :
the House of Repre- senativcs for the til
being, be and they are hereby authorized
grant the use Of The Books in tie Library
Congress to the Judges Of the Supreme Col,
of the United States, q the times, and q
the same terms, conditions an restriction
as members Of Congres, are allowed 10 III,
said books. II CLAY,
Sneaker eflhe Home Of Retrescnfafiy,
GEO CLINTON,
Vite-President Of the United States, and
President Of the Senate.
March 2, lsl2.--AppRoyEp,
JAMES MADISON.
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(Bp Autbcrltp.
-" 49, -
AN ACT


To authorise the Secretary of the Trea
sury, under the direction of the Pre-
ident of the United States, to put
chase OF Win..ow Lewis, his pateis
right to thcnew and improved-methos
OF lighting Light. houses, and for otl;'
er purposes.
ID ff eaae ted 6y the Senate and Honsr y
- Retresentasipes Of fhe United States !.
imeriea, sn Congress assembled, I hat ,ht
Secretary Of the Treasury be, and he is he,
10y authorized nd empowered, under the d
rections OF The President Of the United Site,
10 purchase OF Winslow Lewis, his patel
right, 10 the plan OF ligh',as light, houses T.,
rsRveting and magnifying lanterns, if III,
same shalt be proved to be discovery mac
by him and TO contract with ,h. said Wins
low Lewis, for filing up and keeping in rc,
pair, any or all. the lighthouses in the Uni
ed States or the territories thereof, upon tL,,
new and improved plan of The rchcc,ing u,
magnilying lanterns or TO contract with q.
said Winslow Lewis, for such sums as n
may think for the interest Of the Uni,S :.
States, provided tho sums to b. allowed shn.
not in any case annually exceed the appropr'.
alton made for supplying the lighthouses O.
Enlistment with oil IN any given year wtio /
has passed for term not exceeding sGvst
years, the said Lewis tovenan,ing, with ST.
hcicnt sureties, to fi, up and keep in REP
all the lighthouses in The United States q
territories thereof, on the new and in,prov,
plan of lighting lighthouses by rejecting or
magnifying lanterns and the same 10 IN
nish and keep in repair for term of yea
not less than seven, at the sole expense q
the said Winslow Lewis, and to deliver o,s
at the expiration OF the term aforesaid, o.
the lighthouses fitted up according to IL
new and improved plan, to the United State
in good repair, he the said Winslow Levi
warranting the same TO remain in good repsi
for seven years more, from anG after the ex
pira,ion of the said contract.
SEC. 2.--.fnd be it further enacted, Tha
a sum not exceeding sixty thousand doli,r
be, and the same is hereby appropriated, o.,
of any monies iD the treasury not otberwi.
appropriated, to carry this law into effect.
CLAY,
Speaker Of the house Of Re,,resentsHysa
GEO. CLINTON,
Eee- President or fhe United. States, and
President Of the Senate.
March 2, 1919 APPROVED,
.1~z- e+-'1 JAMES MADISON
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Locust Posts.
EoR saic-a quantity Of Locust Posts. Apply ~
Il March Is. b. Is. ROWLAND.
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Benjamin II. Tisdale & Co.
WATCH MAKERS

WATCH-MAKERS.
No. &c, Taames-strcef, Offer for caie,
n General assortment OF Fashionable,
n and Fancy GOODS, as follows -
Warranted and commonS Combs
English and GenevanS Mi,er Ware.
WATCHES; STeA and Table Spoons;
Looking g-Glasses SMarrow, Mustard and
Shaving Glasses S Salt, do.
Brass HandIrons, shovelsySugar Tongs
and longs; SScissor and Pincushioa
Britannia Tca.Pois; Chains
Knives and Forks; SPcncA Cases and Thin.
Jack and Pen-Knives; : bes
Razors and Scissors; & Geld Wars
Shutters and Trays; SLockets and Breast Pins [;
Flutes, Flies, &c. SPcarlset Ear Rings
Plated Castoys and Can-gBracclets, elastick and
9les,icks; ) plain hair work
Ladies' and GentlemensS Necklaces
Pocket Books and Pur.sWatch- Chains, Seals and
ses 5 Keys
Waist Clasps, Of the new-SWth a variety Of other
est fashion articles, TOO numerous
Tortoise Shell and HqgnS TO mention.
Clocks and Watches, of every description,
cleaned and repaired in the beM manner. and war
ranted.
Jewelry and Silver Ware OF all kinds,man
ufactured and repaired.
- Cash and the highest price given for
old gold and silver. Feb. 10
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FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH BRIGGS,

-No. oS, IhumeS-Slree!,
$500 lbs. w. /. COFFEE;
Hhds. best retailing MpLASSES,
Bbls. Fresh FLOUR;
A few frkns prime BUTTER suitable for hm-
ly use;
A general assortment of GROCERIES, SIS usual.
Also
A constant supply of GIN, (Pawtuxet
brandt which. by the most competent judges, is
pronounced equal, it not superiour TO any distilled
in the Uuitcd States.
.A!so, for sGle--2 well mounted CARBON
AIDES.
or Commission business solicited
Newport, Nov. 20, 1911.
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SCHEME.
t4l5 Prizes.
25S5 Blanks.

1000 Tickets, at s 800 each, S 10000
The Ticket Prizes in this Class will be
disposed of thus 1.-Two or more dsinterested gen
uemen will publicly seal up and number the differ
packets, according to the scheme, which packets
shall be deposited. and correct lists of the numbers
each packet contains, will be distributed previous to
the Drawing All prizes of One Hundred Dollars
md over, payable 90 days after drawing--the re-
i.,ander OF the prizes 60 days Ticket prizes in
he second class payable on demand. lprzes not
demanded within one year will he considered as
siven to the use Of the Lottery Such ticket prizes
as shall not be demanded before the drawing of the
second class, shall be faithfully deposited for safe
Keeping %shcoas 2SnS aasfHi fGHaiAr,} Managers
March 10, 1912.
- Tickets and Quarters in the above ex-
cellent Lottery, may be had on application to
JOSIAH &. SEiW,
at his truly Fortunate Lottery and Exchange Office,
ll8, Thames Street.
Whole Tickets 8 dollars-Quarters 88 cents.
Nesgport, .7bril %, 1872
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FRESH M EDICIN E S.
WILLLAM HARPER, 1r.

II
,p0gHEC.dRY and DRUGGIST, Aler-
aadrio, FcirTGa Street, OPPOSITE BRHdN
H4MPSONS, and neat Door to mo
LLOYD'S--
TTAS lust received in addition to his for
/ mer Stock, a general assortment OF
Medicines ofthe first quality, all of which ne
will sell wholesale and retail, on as good
terms as they can be purchased in Baltimore
Or Philadelphia Country Merchants and
PHYSICIANS can be supplied on the best OF
terms for cash, or on a good credit. --He
has also received general assortment OF
S4rgical Iastruments, likewise
The foiiogv;ng Patent Medicines. Vfz -
Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters,
Co Itch Ointment,
Cooley's Vegetable Elixir for Coughs,
Colds, Asthmas, Consumptions, &c. &c.
Rawson's Worm Powders,
Thompson's Toothe Paste,
Esssnce of Mustard,
Sings Itch Ointment, &c. &c.
GP The highest cash price given tor
Snake Root,
March Z.
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mo. 1920
SUGAR COFFEE MoLAssES &c.

70 Hhds. } New-Orleans & HAVANA Musco-
40 Bis. s yado Sugars
10 Boxes Brazil and HAVANA do
10000 Id. Loaf & Lump do
10000 d. Green Porto Rico & St. Domingo
Coffee
so Hhds Retailing Molasses
pipes French Brandy
10 puncheons West India Run
80 barrels Northern Do.
80 do. prime Rye Whisky
600 lbs. st. quality Bengal Indigo
1900 lbs. Nader
80 bales Upland Cotton
80 casks small twist Tobacco
200 bushels Ground Alum Salt
With his usual general assortment OF Wines,
Liquors, Teas and other Groceries
For Sale, by
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Fairfar Streets.
April 6. IF
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Brvan Hampson & Co.

HaYE on HAND, md FOR SALE,
so Hhds. * 90 Bills. New-Orleans and Ha-
yannah Muscovado Sugars,
10000 lbs. Prime Green Coffee,
5000 lbs. do. White do. for family use,
80 hhds. retailing Molasses,
4pipes Cognac Brandy,
10 puncheons Old Antigua Rum,
20 do. Northern do.
4pipes best Madeira,
do. Sicily Madeira,
do Lisbon, SWlNEo,
20 quarter casks Malaga,
80 cases Claret, }
50 lbs Nutmegs,
80 bags Pepper and Pinento,
50 kegs Race and Ground Ginger,
20 bales Prime Upland Cotton,
SEQ lbs. Bengal and Spanish Indigo,
60 boxes Mould and Dipt Candies,
so do. Chocolate,
With a handsome assortment OF other Gro
ssres, by wholesale or retail, on reasonable
terms.
ALSO,
10 tons first quality Country Hemp.
April lS.
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NEW TEAS, &c.

JOSEPH MANDEVILLE, corner Of King
and Faiyar streets, has received and for
sale,
80 quarter chests Gunpowder, Imperial, Hye
son, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and
Souchong Teas, of the latest importa-
tons, principally the Leda's very SUI
perior cargo.
80 hhds. N. Orleans and West India Sugars,
20 boxes Salad Oil,
10 do. Marbled and White Soap, Of choice
quality,
10 casks Cheese,
400 lbs. Liquorice Ball,
Wines, Liquors, and Groceries as usual.
May 27
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FOR SALE,

A FAMILY of NEGROES. that are in
"A the country, and have been used to the
employments of a Farm consisting OF
Man, his Wife and Female Child. The
man and his wife are each about so years OF
sse, the child about months old Price
100 dollars Enquire of the Printer.
July % 3taw3w
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FAIRFAX RACES.

THE Fairfax Jockey Club Races will
i commence at this place on Wednesday
the Esd day Of September next. And the
subscriber having been prevailed upon to O.
pen Training Stable, hereby notifies all
those that may wish to entrust him with the
manage ment of their horses, that he is now
ready to receive them, the ownsr sending
with each horse Is dollars in advance.
The ground IS as good as any in the state.
The Purses were punctuslly paid last Fall,
and at the post.
John Maddox.
Fairfax Courthouse, Va. July 3. If
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RemoUaI.
f@ Joseph SPEAR,

Respectfully informs his friends and the Pub
Tic,
THAT he has removed his shop to Roy
al-street to the one lately occupied by Mr..
B. Adamson, near the Coffee House, where
he carries on the CABINET BUSINESS
in all lis various branches--he also makes
and repairs all.hinds of Musical instruments,
such as Piano Fortes, Bass Viols, Viollns,
Guitars, &c, and will also furnish Mahogany
Collins for grown persons for fifteen dollars.
He hopes the quality of his materials, the
soundness Of bis work and the strict atten-
ton he intends paying to his business. viii
ensure him encouragement from generous
public. All the above branches of business
will be executed at the shortest notice.
Novevoke o. DIST law
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District of Columbia, to wit:

District OF Columbia, to Wit:
July TERM, l8l2-.Alerandria County.
George Taylor, WilliamHerbert, Charles
Simms, Thomas Swami, William 5.
Moore, Charles Alexander, Augustine
]. Smith, John Tucker, Cuthber Pow
ell, and Edmund |. Lee, members OF the
Vestry of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, commonly called the Episcopal
Church of Alexandria, on behalf a
themselves and other members OF the
said Church and of the Congregation 2
belonging to the said Church-COM-
PLAINANTS =
AGAINST y
George Deneale and John Murcaster, Z
Church Wardens of the Protestant e. =
piseopai Church in Alexandria, who, =
with the other members of the Vestry x
OF the EpiscopalCh in Alexandria,,
are the legal and regular successors Ill
Office of the Vestry Of the said Church,
and William H. Terrett, George H.
Territt, George Triplett, George Sum-
mers, John Jackson, Jun. Humphrey
Peake, JohnWren and Thomas Golfer,
Overseers of the Poor of the County of
Fairfax in the State OF Virginia, and
James Wren of the said County OF
Fairfax DEFENDANTS.
The Defendants, William III.
Terrett, George H. Terrett, George Triplet,
George Summers, John Jackson, jun. Hum
phrey Peake, John Wren, Thomas Golfer, and
James Wren, not having entered their appear
ance to this suit and given security for per-
forming the DEGREES of the Court, according TO
the rules of this Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court, that they are not
inhabitants of the District of Columbia-on
the motion of the Complainants by their coun-
sci, it is ordered, that the said absent Defen-
dants do appear here on the first day OF No
vember Term next and answer the bill OF the
Complainants, and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in one OF the public news
papers, published in this county, tor two
months successfully, and that another copy
be posted at the front door of the courthouse
of the said county.
A copy Test:
G.. Deneale, c. C.
Aucust s. Pm
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The above articles are generally the very
best kind, and will be sold very iow.-Orders from
the country will meet particular attention, and any
articles not on hand, will be Immediately obtained
from Boston or New-York.
'.' Constant attendance given from sunrise till
O'Clock P. N. and every favour gratefully ackno%!
edged.
Stationary, Lottery e Exchange OGee,l
No. ll8, Thames Street, Dec 90
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NE.WPORT-Ocr. %.

An elegant writer in tho Boston Patriot.
over the signature of +" Sailust," in favor Of u,
navy, among other excellent things, remarks 4
"The great object of anxiety in the British
government to be at peace with Americas is
not merely for the sake Of our trade, impcr-
tant IS ii is TO them neither is il entirely to
sill the clamors and instructions of their
manufacturers but its great object is to fsre-
ve1f naval eortbats 6efween our shins and
heirs. They know that their naval glory de-
pends for its existence on the charm Of theic
reputation. We have broken that magic
spell, and cissipated that charm forever. We
have shewn to the whole civilized world, thae
man for man, gun for gun, aud shih for s5inv
the Americans are, to say the least of il, full
equal to the British. Rodgers has shown,
that little squadron may sail over quarter
of the globe without finding one of their thou-
sand ships--snd Hull has shewn that when
we do find them on the ocean, one Of our
frigates can send to the bottom in thirty min
utes, one Of theirs OF equal force
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AcguaintS ms Friends and tie Pubic
an general
THAT he has taken the Store, No.
l. 1l8, Thames-street, opposite Mr.. Nathaniel
Sweets, where he intends keeping very extensive
assortment of English and American manufactured
III A Il S.
which he will warrant not inferior TO any in the Uni
ted States viz:
Centlemen's fashionable Beavers,
ouperfine do. Castors.
Common do. do.
Patent elastic silk HATS.
Plated and wool do
With general assortment of Childrens black blue
drab and green I3eavc also, few dozen of small
red, black and green morocco HATS.--hn OF which
he will sell at wholesale retail, cheap AS can be
purchased in New-York or Rosten. April 90
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.Nesyport Shoe Store and
Manntactory,
No. 100, THAMES-STREET,
-, xRPT BY
JOHN NJ. .DAVLS.

TXTHO has recently received from Boston and
w elsewhere, large assortment of Lads and
Gentlemen's, Misses' and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, of almost every description He
has those Of the first quality, which ne will warrant
and recommend-also, quantity that he will sell
At reduced prices.
He also has his Shoe Store supplied from
his Mandatory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks he can pronounce OF superior quality to any
which are made in Newport, and of the latest fash
ions, as he employs number of experienced work
men at Boot ot-making and several excellent workmen
in the manufacture of Ladies SHOES, Of every des-
Cription.
Those Gentlemen who may wish 70 BE fit
I'd to their measure with Boots or shoes, will please
60 leave their measures at his shoe.store, at his
Mandatory in the rear Of the same, with his fore
man. Ladies wishing to be fitted with Grecan Slips,
other Shoes, will be waited on by his forcmanwho
will take their measures, at the shortest notice.
He returns his thanks 10 his customers for
the patronage he has hitherto received and fattcts
himself, by the exertisns he has made to procure
good workmen, and the best materials for Boots and
Shoes, he shall receive further patronage.
N. Is. An assortment OF Morocco, OF all
colors, Binding Skins, Bootweb, Cord and Tassels,
&c.
-" All orders from town and country will
be attended to- . Nay 90
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Fashionable Shoes.
9OHW N. MANSFIELD,

JOHN N. MANSFIELD,
HAS just received at his Shoe-store, a large
IL assortment Of Ladies' Shoes, of the following
kinds, viz. plum color, elac, cream, salmon, tea,
light and dark green morocco.
Also--a handsome assortment Of black morocco
Shoes with and without heels misses and childrens
morocco Slippers and ties, all coors gentlemcns
Ncw York and Boston made ine Shoes and Pumps ;
ladies' Grecian SIipperss boys morocco dancing
Pumps misses kid Slippers.
Likewise-six trunks Of mems and women's low
priced Shoes; trunk od-fashioned stuff Shoes !;
New.York manufactured Calfskins; meats leather
Boot-Legs and Tops Boot soals Binding skins,
&c. sc. July /.
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Paper Hdngmgs ana Borders.
GEORGE, WANTON,

IfAS Just received msny elegant and fastonsble
~ patterns Of PAPER H.s.vCLSCS, with wide
and narrow Borders-.iiso. A great variety of low
priced Papers, suitable for rooms or window curtains
Also uxcgIvzp, An assortment Of Mems. Youths
and Chidren's HATS Of every description and price
TIVE cases Chidrens' best black and fascy coloured
Deavers Boexs and sTATsoEARr a. usual.
June 10.
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HATS.
OF THE NEWEST FASHION.
Benz. and Solomon G.. Weaver,

No. 81, Thames. street,
HAVE just received, fifteen boxes OF
l. l. HATS from New-York and Boston, selected
by one of the firm.
Their assortment BOW consists of greater
variety than they before offered the public
namely:
Mems Beaver, elastic satin Beaver,
Castor. plated and felt HATS-Youths'
and Children's Beaver, Castor, Plated
and Felt HATS.
The above HATS are OF the newest fash
ion, made of the very best materials, and by the
best workmen, and which will be sold low, II not
lower. than at any store within the State.
April 30 -