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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29
ISAACDOWE.

- EsPECTFULLY Informs his friends and the
~ public, that he has removed itom Newport TO
Boston, aud has taken the elegant Mansion. House
of the late DIR. WARREH, in schoolstreet WHERE
he is now ready 10 receive his foru er friends and
customers, and such strangers as choose 10 favour
him with reir company. The House is large and
sueets in town, and within three minutes walk oi
State-street aud the whole seat of mercantile bus-
ness.
Those persans who favor him with their custom,
may depend upon having excellent accommodation
and the best attention paid TO them.
Boston. Nov. 81, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29

Nevv Feather Deds and FEATHERS.
I I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
IL Beds, from 20 TO IS dollars, kept constantly
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2. Charies-sfreef.
He has on hand an assortment Of Mattresses Of all
kinds. .Nerborf, March 2o, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29

Bourhon neck Han1ker.
chiets,new fashion, spot
ted and plaid
Irish Linens.
Maddapollard Shirting-
Cottons.
White and colored Cam
brics, A. and Ga
London prihis and furhh
ture Calicoes
Foundation Cause
Book Muslins.
Figured !eno Muslins.
italian & Canton Grapes.
Green and white Lns-
rIngs.
Satins, &c.
Cotton and silk Umbrel.
las. &c. &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29
r. TABER,

No. IS, Ihames-sfr:ef,
(Obposife the Union Bank,
M do work, warranted equal TO any in Ros-
w ton or New York, at the following prices,
plain Coats or Surtouts, IS;
do. Overalls, so,
do. Vests, 1 IS;
and other work in proportion Those who are too
poor TO pay full price will be accommodated at al
most any price. Nev
Cloth and trimmings Of every kind furnished as
cheap any where in Newport. Terms the pay
OIL delivery OF the Clothes. Treasury Notes taken
in payment Money given for Treasury Notes.
80 W.9hTED,
An Apprentice sw Mop %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29

.9rsong svhirh are
Common, middling. superfine, black, blue,
mixed drsb. olive, brown & bottle BRoADCLOThsi
do Cassimeres, Serges, Plains, Duffils, Blankets,
Fiannclls, Bombazslts, Bomba2ine, WIdborcs,
seo'ch Plai6s. mems and women's wors.ed. Hose,
Coating, Deyonshre Kerscys, book Muslin, fine, fer
2s6 per yard; Calcoes, elegant patterns, for leg
pc, yard; elegant fcstings Guernsey, French,
British and American shir,ngs, Laces, handsome
assortment of fancy Muslins, plain Lcno, white and
brown Linnen, Pins and Needless quality and shoe
Bindings, twilled and plain shawls. cotton and silk
B4ndsana Ikt's. white and colord Cambrics and
cambrc Muslins, furni,urc Cacoes, Umbrellas 20,
26 IS and so inches; India Cotons, very fine wide,
aad cheap, Ribbons, (plain and fsinged,) Gloves,
sewing Silks, Tapes, Robbins, SC.
ALSO,
A consignment Of American manufactured Cloth,
and Cassnicres, Sattnc'is, Blankets, Fla, cells
white and scarlet Yarn, &c. &C. all of which win
r.. seisf ;crs cheap Mp ],
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29

s. P. SOUTHWORTH inform their
friends in Newport and its vicinity. that they
have removed TO the store No. ll6, Thamcssfrecf,
-recentiy occupied by Mr. PAmLos WHIaE, where
hey have on hand large vgtment Of Mems Wo.
mems and cbiidren's SHOES, Of every description,
AID which will be sold lower than were ever before
offered in this town (ew) Nov. q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29
LET,

TIE House, 80. g, Thares.stree;, formerly own-
cd by Capt. Henry Hunter. having large ysri
and garden, 9th other couyenieEees. For paa'cu-
lars. apply TO wM. LANGLEY, Newport, OF sAu-
uEL AMY, portsm0rh. shg IT,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29

Super super blue, black.
and brown nrosdcloths.
Blue. mis'd and brown
Cassinerss. ss
bisnkSts, Plains,
De,onshire Kerseys.
Stockinets.
Burning aud queens Cord.
! Elegant silk stripe, Ly.
oncse and toilinet Vest
ings.
DuM!s and Flannels.
Sombazetts.
Tartan Plaids. Hosiery.
imitation shawls, &c.
India Cottons and>cotton
Shirtings.
) Randsnna aud flag Hand
kerchiefs.
Newport, Nov. I, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29
s. Worthy of Attention ~!
NATHANIEL SWEET.

no. ll2, (REAP-srDR--- Thames. fsrse.,
This day received. and now opening.
BY ~soesa!s and re;as., n,
A Large and extensive assortment of GOODS,
\ suitable for the present and approaching sea
son. which he intends TO sell as carAp for cash or
snort credit His old customers, and the public In
general. arc invited TO call and SEQ.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-04
u PRIZE LISTp

The British sch Mary, fhorn,s, captured by the
Cadet, Of salem out OF which she had taken from
90 to 100 cases, &c. dry goods, aud then manned
and ordered in, leaving or board rbout 30 or 80 ca
dry goods and casks white lead, was afterwards
fallen IN with by the Paul Jones prvateer, Of Wis
cisset On her coming up the prize-master. svppo-
osing her to be a British vessel, took 10 the boat
with his and escaped TO the slore leaving the
original Captain and one man on board. The Paul
jones came up, manned her and she has arrived at
Wiscassct. 49, ..t ,.
The privateer sch Cadet, Elwell, Of Salem. ar
at ThomAsiown on the 26th Dec. from cruize Of
eierea days, having captured the Bh sch. Msry,fom
St Johns, " b for Csstine, Of 90 tons with a We
ry valuable cargo Of dry goods, from VIII ch the Ca
det took above 90 trunks and cases. leaving 80 pack.
ages on board the prize.
The British sh'p Princess, guns. and brig s. B.
guns, both from the Havana bound TO London,with
valuable cargocs Of sugar. aud coffee, prizes TO the
Kemp pryateer. Of Baltimore, arrived at Whining
Con, ". &. Is December.
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FRESH GOODS.

lust received, fresh supply of GOODS, suitable
y for the season. such as hne and low priced
Brosdcioths, Gassimeres, Cords, Sat.inc It's,
Plains, Coatings and FIannels.
.ihso-A few pieces of
Furniture Chiu,z, eiegant Calieoes aud
Cling hams ; ohe case of Cambrick's and hs-
ured Lenoes.
Likewise-Heeps constantly on hand
Homespun Ginghams, Sttipes, Chambrays
and Shee,ings.
All which will be sold cheap for cash OnS. ;.
A. RICHMOND.
b. New-york money will be received at small
dis count Uec. Id
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Carriage Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given, that tho Collector OF
1N the Revenue for the FIRST Collection District OF
Rhode-Island, or his Deputy, will attend -.Ll
At the Collectors Office il Newport, and in Bris
tol, from the ID to the l4th of January inclusive,
At the Tavern Of Geo Law,on, jun. (late Cong
don's) on the Sd snuaIy;
AZ Tanners tavern, near the stone bridge, in
Tiverton Qor the towns Of Tiver,on and Little
Compton, on the 5,h and 9th;
At Coles tavern, in Warren, on the 9th:
And at KInnicuit's tavern, in Burlington, on the
lith for The purpose Of receiving the entry of
carriages, with the harnesses used therefor. agree
ably to act Of Congress, passed the fifteenth day
OF December, 1914, which entry is til reby requir-
ed to be made, as we'll in cases where carriages
have been entered. under the late act passed July
"a, 1918, were they had not been SO entered; for
falling 10 do which, penalty Of double the amount
Of the duty imposed by the act Of the 18th Dccem.
Der, 1914, will be incurred.
Given under my hand this seth day Of Dec. 1914
CHRISTOPHER X PERRY. +,
Collector Of Me Revenue for tie first Collection
(J41 District Of Rhode Island
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NOTICE.
TIN7ERNAL RRVEHu1.1

INTERNAL RRVEHuG
THE Collector OF the Internal Revenue, for
the 1st Collection District in the state Of Rhode
Island makes known to all whom it may concern,
that the Licences for Retailing. which expr. on the
Sis; inst and on the months following, must be re-
newed by all those who intend continuing their bu.
siness as retailers, on or before the expiration OF
them. s.f.
The Collector, at his Office in Bristol, and his De.
putty, at Newport, will attend at their office hours
usual, TO issue the new Licences, agreeably to the
instructions received from the Commissioner Of tho
Revenue relative 20 the same. m
Applications for Licences for Carriages kept for
use" must also be made without delay, on penalty Of
the law. Dec. %.
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Aof,ce 10 CREDITORS.

NoTlCE.--he creditors Of JAMES wEsroArE,
IN of Newport, Baker, an insolvent debtor, are
hereby requested, If they think TT. to presen, their
claims against the Estate OF the said JAMES, TO
either of u.s. the subscribers, his assgnees, before
the next May term of the Court Of Common Pleas,
for the County of Newport, where tepsr Of our
doings will be made.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
JOSEPH COZZENS,
NATHAN BARKER.
.Nslsporf January a. 1915.
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BY Last Evenings Mail.

WAsHIxeroN.CIrY, December ~.
The National Bank Bill has been ordered
to third reading, 90 this d-y, by msj'ri'y
OF nineteen votes in the Hoese Of Rep. escn
tatives, and in ell probability will pass.
The ASt,o provide addilIonsl revenues TO-
delaying the expences Of government, snd
for maintaining the publick credit, by duties
on sales a, auctisn, and on Licenses to retail
wines, spurious liquors, and foreign merchsn-
dzs, and for increasing the rates Of postage,
has received the appreciation Of the Presidem
and 10 become law.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-04
AiARRIED,

In this town, on Sundsy evening last, BY the Rev
Mr.. Whesion, Captain JoHs cIoucH, of ~ York,
to Miss SALLY A. Me LvILLR, daugher of the late
Mr. David Melville.
o. sunda; evening last, by the Rev MIR. Towle,
Mr THOMAS D,vENs to Miss SALLY iRIsH.
At Bristol, 27th ut by the Rev. MIR. White, Mr.
RoBERT RooERs jun. mer. Of this town, 10 Miss
MAetA D'WoLEe, daughter Of William D'Wofe,
Esq OF BrstDt
At Eaeier, on the 25d ult MIR pANIEL C. CHAh
PLtN, % Miss Lucy ARNoLD, daughter Of Oliver
Arnold, E,q
At .Ae.s-iOrk, on the Oath ut. by the Rev DR.
Bowen, Lew MATHEW e. PERRY, Of the Y 5
Navy, 10 Miss JANE SLIDELL, daughter of John
Slide,i, E-q. Of that city -
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SAeeert, gentlemen, the assurance Of my Ins
feigned respect, and believe, that sni,
Your obedient humble servant,
.. II. PERRY.
Islcr Robbts. Chris Fs.gler, JaO. r. .Iiana.
~ EHe'g, yr. Benz Hazard, e'qrs.
The piece of Plate presented is a vase OF
the larges, size. Ii is surmounted by an Ea-
gle and embelished bya number ot emblc-
matte 6gutes and appropriate decorations
On one side is engraved an inscription in these
words, f" His fellow-citizens, of NewPoft 10
Oliver II. Perry ; memorial Of their, sense
Of his signal merits, in aehieveihg the victory
of the 10Th Sept, 1913, on Lake Erie." On
the other side is eog,ayed the battle OF Lake
Erie, at the moment of the Commodore 5
passing in his boat from the Lawrence TO the
,Nisgara, in which act the Commodore is re-
presented.-1he Piece is valuable monu-
men, Of the progress oi our country in The
arts; and has been pronounced by efninen,
Judges, 10 be unriyaled by eny thing OF the
kind hitherto produced by our Artists, and not
TO have been surpassed whose OF any other
country.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-04

In this town. on Wednesday last. Mrs PHEBE
HAMMosp widow of Nj. Paine Hammond, in the
68th year of her age. ..
On the 28th ult. Mr.. JONATHAN Fox, OF Baii-
c, in the 18th year of bis age.
At Middleton, on ,he 23d ult. Mrs. ELizABETH
WYATT. consort of Mr. N. Wyatt, in the 29'h year
of her age.
At TIuerten, on the 2oth ult. Mrs. BrTsEY VIII.
SON, agod %, wife of Mr.. yohu Wilson, and daugh-
ter of Col Joseph Durfee.
On the i4,h nit. at the seat Of Mr. Joshua Sugg,
sen. the city Of Raleigh, IN. CO. Mrs sARAm
suco. wife Of said Joshua, aged 20 years, who had
been his companion So years, and who, (snrp'izing
to say) lived before her death IL days. without any
kind of food TO support nature.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-04

STHELE's LIsr.-We have been favored
with Sleele's List for October, sl4, the Ia
test received in this country-We perceive
several alterations in this list particularly
the capture Of the friga,es Goerriere, Mace
donian and Java, are omitted--as the list OF
captures from the British commences with
the Peacock, taken by the Hornet while the
captures from The American Navy by the B:it-
ish, are published from the comehcement OF
the war aud to swell the list of captures from
the Americans, the privateer Anaconda, and
five schooners, taken in the Chesapeake in
1873, are added to the list.-The Essex is
rated in the list at AZ gems, and the Pnebe
only SO guns
The following passages are taken from the
List, relating to the action between the Wasp
and Avon" The action Continued Two hours,
at which time the Avon hailed her opponent,
and told him she had strpck---bot the Am.
captain replied, that he must be of, 10 engage
another brig which was bearing down, and he
bore away, without rendering our brave iel-
lows any assistance. The ship in sight prov
ed TO be the Castilian, Capt. braimer, s5ho
sa7v the action az a distance, and crowded all
sail to ge, up, Sc. The loss on board the
Avon, were the Is, lieut.. (Harvey,) and 9
seamen killed, and many wounded"
Mercury.
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ALEXANDRIA, (vir.) December 40

II Good Saof.-Wc understand that on the
10Th inst. British tender (iosnerly the
Franklin, belonging TO the Constcila'io", sak
en- 10 Lynnhaveo Bsy) gave chase TO ao oyster
boa, in the neighboshood Of Blaeks,one's Is
land. A boat was manned from the tender
With an officer and four men, armed With mus
kets and cuslasses, which go, withio gus sho
of the oyster boat, cod fred seyeral guns ct
her, 1hieh strust dHersns pa'U ef the yes
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JAAIES TOWNSEND.

OFFERS Cor sale, at his store, in Mill-str:ei next
>' east &c the II. T. Republican Office
IL boxes No. 4 & :, Chocolate;
- do. mould Candles
200 VT. Of good Cheese;
boxes OF Spanish segsrs,
10000 American 90.
With an assortment Of first quality Groceries, at
retail Jaae 29.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-04

The London Morning Chronicle, speaking
Of Naval Affairs says, "Bri,ish official sc-
counts in cases ofcapture OF destruction, have
ceased 20 exist, :"
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RE All ESTATE-Ar AUCTION.

On the 9Th Of January, 1871 SAT- ] | o'cik-p N.
VIII be sod at Pnbic .4action, on he premises,
\ LII the right, title and interest that WILLIAM
"A G.. BuRaoU Gus has in a lot Of Land, with two
Dwelling houses thereon situated Ut the lower end
Of the town; subject to mortgage OF Three Hun.
dred Dollars, with the Interest IRON the date OF the
same. Conditions made known at the sale.
Ben)amin n. Mum/ord,
Nicholas Taylor, Hssignees.
Peter p. Remington, }
h,e7,h,rf De-. Or
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-04

Humor.-The campaign is closed Several C-ner.
als ave on furlough-some detailed for court mar.
tia duty General Complaint is less noisy than usual
General Rebellion it is thought will 60 into winter.
quarters at Hartford. General Frost will soon chain
up Yeo's squadron, and We hope General Gouern-
l,ent will profit BY the oceasion-Ceyagua Patriot
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se..-Ttc ov-er, ye'lo'r man, No. Hhiog
TO lose his all nilhou, ssg made lor
small creek, aud ADVISE song man who
was With him lhe on, rc poarc) TO 'she
his duckirg gun, llisv' r ths one) get
into the canoe and X t>a aid secieie
himselfiill the boat sns near poIni
which he was rnCea,c So aNe, and then
fire into it. The you, kept himself
snug until the bo~' '-r 'i'hia about. SO
yards oil him, when with such eheet
as TO wornd the of three men they
all i'm me diately fe.i h. al Oeiiowed out lus-
lilly Tor quarter. IL, ong man loaded ms
gun again aud ode 81 'em to push the boat
ashore and surccn,,-,, which they did, and
alter having ssc0'-I ,d.iS arms, 6 rnuskets
and 2 cu,lssses) spd beng Joined ey his com
panion, they ms ehed item 10 where some
militia were stationcd, no, LAT Ch IN ST. Mary's
county, and delivered hem up to the COM
mading ofhcer, vino sea, them under guard
10 Washing on The oyster boat srrived
here YESTERDAY, and proceeded on to Wash
inston With her prlzc.
The enemy have confessed their loss near
Farnham Church, in tneit action with Capt.
Shackelford, To be Is klhcd aud 81 wounded:
we had only men wonnded Indeed our
militia never gave way N ,nch, unu tue enc
my brought 400 bayonsts against 60 Of our
mcn.-The enemy ausious.y covered up the
trails of their blood wbic was shed upon the
ground. ,lmcnd, Va. Pdher.
PLATTsBuRoH, December ~.
We learn that d detat unent OF men are on
their march for our division OF the army.
The British Gen. Brisbane has his IL. III.
a, La Prairie.
"'rhe enemy's u1ops arc bllet,ed out, in
the vicinity Of Montreal. None Of them
have been sent to Quebcc forwintcr quarters.
-aS,
BosT3N, January 8, 1915.
The prirSte armed ship BLAKELEY, S.
Williams, Esq cor4tnander, sailed lrom this.
port on Sunday morning, bound on a cruize.
she is powerful cruzer, mounting long %
aut 10 Founders, win gallant crew.
The private armed brig Grand Turk, Capt.
Green, on a cruize, sailed from Salem last
Saturday.
The private armed big Essex, Capt. Par
sons, ot Newburyport, on a cruiZe, sailed
fFoG, Portsmouth on Thursday last the An.
tclope, in co.
Tue Am. brig Speed, Fisk, Ia days from
Havana, ar. al Salem on sunday last, having
psrtormcd the voyage in fifty days She has
cargo OF II hhds. molasses, brlmstcne, sc.
We learn that she sold her potatoes in Hava.
ma for g dolls. per bbl.-Fish at do was 30
dolls. per quintal.
A fast sailing pilot boa, sch. os 900 tons,is
10 sail from Baltimore abou, tbe o;h inst. tn
lake dispatches 10 Europe. Passengers and
leuers are received, tive latter at so cents.
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HAS Foh SALE AT
NO. 1la
The following
Agreeable Sensations '
American Chronology
American and British Ma.
w Lis.
Hairs Lectures .
Bible News
Bride OF Abydos
British Spy
Battles OF Leipzig
Belinda, 2 vols.
Banks of Wye tA
Choice Emblcms
Corvisart's Essay OF the
Diseases Of the Heart.
Caiamities Of Authors
Co~per's Poems, 3 vols.
Castle Rackreht
Cowpcr's Task
Come and Wlcome o
Csmocn's Poems
Campbell''s Poems
Christian Mora's, 3 vols.
Cuher's French and En-.
Dg,ish Dictionary. 3v.
Dutief's Nature display.
ed, Sd edition, 5 v.
Ely's Contrast T. II
Evangelical History
Evenings nj Home .
Eorcu Of Mon,alban, ~
Fathers Tales
Ea5er's Essay or the Ho.
ly Spirit
God Men Of Modern
date
History Of New.york. 2v.
History -Englahd,
2v.,
Humphrey Clinker, 2 v.
Health and Long Life, by
Cameron
HulI's Trial -
Jacqucline. Apocm
1871, poem ts
Life Of ten. Moreau
Letters Of Juriuy
Lara. a tale I. Ld.Byron
Lay OF the Las, Minstrel
lady OF thr Lake
Msdemoiselle dc Ia Fpy-
elite q sr
Monas,ty Of 81. Colum5
Micklc's Traveller
Mirror of.'ic Graccs
hiourner Comforted
Marian, n novel, 2v.
Mrs. Grant on Education
Marmion
Together with a large .
SCHOOL BOOKS
Newport, Nov. 2. 1914.
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CHARLES M. THURSTCN,
OFFERS for sale, cheap Tor cash, a, bis store,
" No. l, Miii.strcet,
80 bhls. Philad. super6nc FLOUR !;
Gin. by the pipe or bbl.;
Sugar, by the box or bbl. (;
Ccilrc. byshe Dbl
- boxes iirs, quality Spanish sesars;
Soap. ana By The jOr.
Candles,
Stone Lime, by the cask. ALSO,
An assortment Of first quality Wes,.lnd
GOODS and GROCERIES, at retail.
.Neseb0rt, ydn9arg 4, 1915.
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.fdjsscaf and Inspector Generals Office, De
Gender -, 1914.
GENERAL. ORDERS
B O O X S.
JOSIAH &. SHAW,


his BooKsToRk,
7HiNES.S7'REET,
BOOks-viz.
Naval History ofthc Unl.
ted Sta,ss. 2v.
Narrative Poems
Opie's Tales of Real Life
Psrnassian Garland
Patronage, ~.
Portraiturc OF Method.
isih
reregrine Pickle, Nv.
Picture Of bonaparte
Quarrels Of Authors; 2v.
Rcbecca
Ramsay's Life Of Wash,
ingtcn
Retrospection
Eokeby
Robinson Crusoc
Rose and Emiyn =,
Sap,o Scbastiano, o. the
Young Protector, 3v.
Sinclair and Rortcnsc
Scottish Fiddle
Shipwrecks
Superstition Of tho High.
landeS.
Sermons for family read:
ING
sketches Of Character
sterne,.s Works, ~.
Smith on the TriniV
Solitude swcetened
Southey's Life Of Nelson
Son Of y Genius
Think, ] To Myself
Terrier on Merinos
".1be Book" i.
TALES Of Fashionable life,
Trottcr on DrunkennessS
Traits of Nature
The Absentee
The yiInstrtll
The ioyalist O..
The Wandercr, or Fc.
male difficulties
Thaddeus Of Wasaw
theodore Of the Pcruvi!
ans -
Temper, or Doshestic
Scenes
The Cottage Girl
Thopipsonb Seasons
Wild Irish Boy
Walker or EIocution
wcems' Life OF Wash
ingtop
Washmgton's valcdie,os
yorng's Night Thoughts
,d extensive assortment o
md STATIONARY
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William S. Nichols.
No. 80, TIIAMES.STH

No. 80, THINE SZ'REET,
HAS FOR sALE--FoR CASH ONLY.
Best plated X COM Japanncd Lamps 81
mon Castors. Candlesticks.
Best & com. plated House, hearth, and
Candlcsticks..s dus,ing' Brushes.
Real Britannia s. A. Clothes, hair 8, shoe
merican Teapots. Brushes.
Creampo,s and Su- Pearl set, gold, jet
gar Dishes. and gilt Jewelry.
Plated & India De- Warranted gold e
canler Stands. other Necklaces.
Japanncd Tea and One pairsilycr Tu~
Bread Trays. recns.
WING Walters. Silver Por'ingcrs;
Tea Caddles. Cream;Po,s, La
Snufefsand Trays. dies, Spoons, Su-
Table, carving and gar Torgs, Thin.
desert Knives and bles, &c. &c.
Forks. also, JUST reeeivcd;
Jack, pocket & pen acknowledgements
Knives Epaulcts, Plumcs,
Pocket-Bcoks Cords, &c.
Mewhotf, Dec 81, 1914.
New Feather Beds and Feather
7 I'VE Gee,e and Fowl Feathers, ed Yesthet
- Beds, from 20 to As dollars, kept consta tantlj
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,