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GEO. MAGRAT11.
London. SOth ,anril 1915.

london, S0th .4pril 1915.
SlR--ln MY letter oi the 18th instant,
I inforned you of the measures whicllbad
peen adopted here in consequence of the
late unfortunate event at Dartmoor Fri
SON.
rave now tie honor 70 transmit the
copy OF letter addressed to me by Mr.
Z lay AID Mr.. Galiatin, relative to thai
Ioccurrence, and 70 the transportation Of
THE AMERICAN Prisoners In this country.
to the U. S.
IN the absence Of Mr.. Adams itAbe-
|comes ny duty TO communicate for the
Information of our government, the result
TT the Investigating at Dartmoor. | IN
close copy OF the JOINT report OF the
commissioners appointed for that purpose
also OF letter from Mir. King to MIR.
Adams, and OF a list of the killed and
Wounded Gn that melancholy occasion.
shall leave to Mr. Adams any fur
Their steps which he may deem it proper
to take IN this business. cannot, how
teye, iorbear to notice the erroneous I'M
P'eSSioh vi t6e prlsoHefs, ttat thelr Qe-
tention 50 long has been owing to me.
You are aware, cir, of my constant eger-
lions during the war to effect their llber-
atom. Immediately on the signing of
the treaty OF peace at Client, renewed
lnyinstances on that subject; proposing
as condition, that all the prisoners who
EIght be delivered over to me by the
British government, should be considered
as prisoners OF war, and not at liberty to
serve until regularly exchanged. in the
went Of the treaty not being ratified b,
ne President. This proposition was de-
lined and in peremptory manner.
On the receipt of the intelligence Of
ne ratification from America, lost not
amoment in requesting the release of the
prisoners. according to the terms of the
reaty, and the number OF vessels which
had hired, as mentioned in my letter
me 18th, and which are now on thei.
soyase to the United States, will she
nat the necessary steps were taken to
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NOTICE
10 Joalr1eai,nen Cabi,1et- Mukers

70 Joilr'ary'7aen Ca6Dset- W0kers
MEETING o. the Jsurneymen C,ss
IN banet-JHnkers of Alexandra and Its
vicinity ls requested at the WAsHlNG.
TON TWEEN, on Saturday evening the;
22d inst. at 8 o'clock, on business inter-
esting to those concerned.
July Is. Fl.
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10 Lease.

THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PIECES OF
GKGD.hI.
NNE Lot situated on tie south side
of Prince street, "a feet to the w.
Of Pitt, fronting On rinee street 81 feet
5 inches, and ia depth 100 ieet. Anc-
tier on Pitt street to the south of Prince
in front % feet, in depth 1es feet.--
AIso-A Lot situated on
Fairfax to he south of Wolf street. in
front "A feet and in depth lCs feet > in.
cl.es--For terms apply to
Sarah Porter.
JUL IL law"
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Tor Boston.
Land for Sale.


n INTENDING to remove to the Yves.
tern Country, | offer for sale tie
PLANTATION on which I now reside,
Containing By Estimation,
Three hundred & Eight Acres.
more Or less, of good farming Lard, With
a proportion of as good meadow as any
IN the state,-the improvements are cons
Portable buildings to accommodate fami.
ly. Any person DESTROYS of purchasing
such a farm, may be accommodated on
good terms, by calling On the subscriber,
living on the premises. on HorsePen Run,
over edge of Loudoun County, Va. or
ames C. Deneale, Alexandria.
alexander Young.
April II 'a'TIt
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James Wells, gun shot fracture Of the
|sacrum and crista lie, and gun shot frac-
|ture of beth bones of the left arm.
Caleb Codding, gun shot wound of the
leg.
Edward Gardner, gum shot fracture of
the left arm.
Jacob Davis, gun shot wound of the
thigh, the ball passed through the thigh.
John Hogabets, gun shot wound Of the
hip.
Peter Wilson, gun shot fracture of the
hand, the ball passed thro' the palm of
the hand.
John Perry, gun shot wound of the
shoulder.
John Peach. gun shot wound of the
thigh, the ball passed thro' the thigh.
John Roberts, black, gun shot wound
|of the thigh.
John Gair, am utated thigh.
Ephralm Lincoln. gun shot wound of
the knee, discharged Esd April, 1915.
John Wilson, bayonet wound, dis
charged, cured 18th April, 1915.
WIN. Blake, bayonet wound, dis
charged, cured 10Th April, 1915.
Thomas Jackssn, black, gun shot wound
Of the abdomen, He died early in the
morning of the 7th.*
James Campbell, gun shot fracture.
with depression of The whole of the from
tai bone, orbital ridge aud nasal bones.
He died on the morning OF the Sth.*
(signed)
GEO. MAGRATH.
= These names are included in the list
Iof deaths.
Description Of Death ,counds inflicted on
the ereaing Of the 6ti .8ptzl, 1915.
John Haywood, black, the ball entered
ia little posterior to the acromion of the
left shoulder, and passing ob!iquely up
wards, made about the middle OF the
fright side its egress Of the neck.
'Fhemas Jackson-the ball entered the
left side Of the belly, nearly in line
| With tie navel, and made It's egress q it
tie below the false ribs in the opposite
side, large portion of the catestilal cad
|nai protruded through the wound made
lby the ingress of the ball. he languish-
ed until eight o'clock Of the 9TH, when he
ldied.
John Washipgton--the ball entered at
the sqaamose process Of the left temporal
bone, andpassiDg thr9veh tie head, made
Iit little below the CRUCIAL ridge Of the
oocipital bone.
! James Mann--the bali entered at tie
inferior angie of the left scapula, aud
lodged under the integument of the right
Epectoral muscle. In its course ii passed
through the inferior margin vi the right
and left iebes of the lungs.
! Joseph Joker johns the ball enter
ed at the Inferior angle of tie left seapu-
LA, penetrated the heart and passing thro'
both lohes Of the !ungs, nladeits egress at
1.-THE right axllia.
William Leyerage--tbe ball entered
Iabeut the, middle OF the left arm, through
which it passed, and penetrating the
corresponding side, betwixt tie second
and third ribs, passing through the left
itbe OF the lungs, the mediarteuun, and
lover the right lobe, and lodged betMixt
the 5th and 9th ribs.
James Canpbeil-the ball entered at
Ithe outer angie Of the right eve, and in
IT'S course it fractured aud depressed the
Igreater part OF the frontal bsne, fractured
the nasal bones, ana made its esress ABOVE
]tae orbitai ridge of tie left eye. He
liangaished uatii the morning Of the eth.
ghea he died.
lsisaed)
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elsuel) Fl. CLAY.
Rno A. GALLATIN.
= Ssaslsy, Esq. Ct. &c.

~ ~ -.
pss2Hers uoaaaea, on the eren-
r, as Zee 6ta .4prii, 1915.
p1 aSaAs Smith, ampatated thigh.
q. % Eerd, punctared wound of
hav aad panetured wound of the
saS, Graz, anputatetl arm.
6sh. nillet Tawpy, anpatated
, Taas Bell, bayonet wound of ths thigh.
te tSa sas sraely, qua slot woosad t6pa'
IL ~ say sestlcie. i'he bail entered
ts t5' =, 4'.0 passed out at the foreEart ol
W,5 5. t'roasG tue teetcle.
9vu,,,1 : i.ssrsase, iaeerated hand and
s.ss s Bsaesl, alias sIusck. run shot
tipsSs.sl TIE tasa, tasoasa winch the
|shais5 gallet, black, fractured jaw, Ia
|se. aps, complicated with 3 shat
ass-- 's !, d the upper law.
|% 1asii, San sn0s wound of the
LIZ ss aaatealn, gun shot wound Of
elss, ,s,l. Howard, gun shot wound of
VA. usa which tie bail passed.
atd,a. ' black, gun shot soand of
istsz, sun shot lvoana Of the
H. sa $ ''s,afrisoa, gun shot wound
- 'as oaI' passed sarOasa the
Ssssss,s p pF.rs4ieias parsI ysis d The the
ss.ssss..a .i Ct urine, with paralysis
ass, - s sAuem,t;es. -
4esa s,s, =; anputated arm.
's'S.a and 4. r, Dayolss WOUNDS Of the
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/ ALEXANDRIA:
/ TUEsDAI, jury Is.

4 q 4 : rs
We regret to announce the departure
lof his Excellency M. CHANGUINIoN, the
Dutch Minister, from this city for N. Y.
from whence be will embark with his
family for Holland. Although the re-
Isidence of this gentleman has been but
short with us, vet we sincerely regtet his
departure, and our best wishes attend
him to the new situation to which lie is
Iappointedby his government confident
HE will there also soon encircle himself
with sincere friends.
We understand P. G. LEcHLE1FNER,
Esq. has been presented to, and acknow-
lodged by our government as charge des
Eatialres until new minister shall arrive.
Phiia. Journal.
Greenland F1tates. A gentleman from
Long Branch informs US, that on We'd
inesday last three large Greenland whales
were discovered off that nlace. One of
them, supposed to be 80 feet long, ran a.
shore on the bar at nearly low water,
where he remained about three hours,
roaring load enough to be heard at the
distance OF two or three aides, and dash
Ing the sand in every direction with his
tail. While he was lying 10 this situa-
Ition. his associates we're plunqine about
as near to him IS they could approach
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s.c;l4ywas Afforded to US in
1T sFs ssssut;sp IS well BY the military n
ii pro So s''s,andins here and at the pr
e5es * the magistrates IN the Wei
yity .ba honor to be-. with much re-
Sas so ar most obedient humble SER
,sat n CHARLES KING.
). rsrlssllslsy J. G. .fdams, &c. &c.
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France, to swear with our hearts, fidelit,
| to our emperor Napoleon the Great
Honor and love to our mother country
which he now governs.
BY All unanimous consent, the change
of the national flag was performed this
morning with an enthusiasm truly French
Let tranquility reign among us--let the
white coekade disappear--but let no one
be disturbed or invaded for his opinions,
There shall be respect for persons and
properties but also an active, superinten.
|dance over the disturbers and the enemies
of order.
The eyeof justice is open and We shall
know how to punish whoever troubles the
harmony which ought to exist among us,
under whatever banner it may make it
self.
Mons. the general Baron Boyler de
Payreleau sub.commandant Of the colony
which have the honour to replace.
wishes good order: he counts upiAn YOU.
and upon me, and he will fulfil his de-
sires.
Live the emperor Napoleon the Great.
Poins Il Petre, the 18th June, 1915.
CIEV. r. DE FROMEN1IN.
THE following is the proclamation issued
by the Governor of Gaudaloupe after
he was set at liberty, for which we are
indebted to the politeness OF a French
gentleman of this city.
Translated ftr the Nstc- York Evenine
Post.
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BY THE EMPEROR.
PROCLAMATION.

Soldiers, Ncti.rcl GWard, Inhabitants
# GuadaLouTe.
Fame had already conveyed us the in
telligence Of TIE return to France of Ma
Ipoleon in his triumphal march from tie
tGu!ph of Juan to the ThuiIeries. No,
drop of blood was shed, not a single
act OF rigor exercised. Tie love Of tie
people and the enthusiasm Of the army
effected all There is not now single
Iplace in France where the tri-colored
| ilag does not wave, and where the love
| of the nation is not unanimous towards
the sovereign who is restored to it with
SO much eciat.
The ministerial dispatches which we
receive by the Packet Ag.la, from tie
! French government, leave no doubt but
that we and the coionists will coincide
upon this great event IN the desire of the
government for the re establishment OF
the imperial dynasty. Proclaim this de-
sire, colonist, and soldiers, b, all hosting
the tri-co!ored coci,ade, which rs years
Of glory haze made iliustIious. Let US
never seperate from the great family, and
let Us mert the glorious title OF true
FreDchmen.
ouadaloupeans and soldiers-I rely
upon your loyalty, your generosity to
cDncur with ne IN maintaining the order
aDd Tranquility u Tie colony, anti. in
causing persons and property both pub
llc and prl'ate to be respected. Let us
Danish trom our hearts and from our
thoughts every sentiment of hatred OF Of
reCrlnindtlon..
Every individual who shall disturb the
public order s.lall De punished with seve-
|rity.
Long lice The Empsror!!
Hotel OF the government, Basse-T erre,
June 10, 1916.
The governor lieutenant general for
His Majesty of The Island oi qua
daiouPe and dependencies.
CUMTE DE LIMOS.
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Potomac Company.
Public Sale.

NNILL be sold on Thursday the
w 9th of the present month, at 4
O'Clock P. NJ. on the premises, q LIT IF
Ground. situated on tie corEer OF Gro.
noke and Water streets, rs feet front Oh
0ronoke street, and extending through
the square. to Pendleton street. There
is erected on the Lot, Bake House,
with two excellent ovens, and pump of
good water, within few feetof tie Bake.
House. Terms made known On the day
of sale.
P. G. MARsTELLER.
july 9. 2aw2w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-12
MARSHAL'S NOTICE. y

Oistricf Of Rhode. Island, ss
PURSUANT to sundry warrants from the Hon DA-
vtp HOWELL. Esq Judge of the United States
Court, for the District OF RhodeIslsnd, notice is
hereby given that there has been fled before said
Judge, the following informations, by CHARLES Cor.
LINs, Esq Collector of the Customs for the District
of Bsstol, viz:
An Information against certain schooner or ves-
sci, called the MARI, as she now lies at Peck's
wharf, in said Bristol
.9so. an Information against certain brig or ves-
sell called the LOUIS2,as she now lies at Haidron's
wharf, in said Bristol.
.4s0, an Information against one bale Of raw Silk
IN the Custom miicuse Store, in said Bris,o wei ghoC
about one hundred and sixty five pounds be The same
more or less.
Said y ssels and said goods being forfeited, as IS
alledsed in said Tnformalons, for violation Of the
laws OF the United Siaics-Tral will be had thefe-
on at special District Court, to be holden 81 poyi
dence, within and for the District aforesaid on The
seventeenth day of July next, at 9 O'Clock, A..
Given under my hand, at Providence, this 27th
day Of June, 1915.
z. h DEXTER, MARsHAL.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

A NUMBER of respectable Gentlemen having
4 \ suggested to Mr., FRASER, that, if the number
Of his Students we're reduced, his attention being
concentrates would be more beneficial; and having
promised him compensation which they conceive
adequate, he has agreed 10 reduce tie number TO
thirty.
For the accom- mediation Of such as may no,
be OF that number he proposes to open School, in
separate rooms, for young Ladies and Gcn,Ismen,
from haf-past five to eight'ocock in the aftetnoon;
IN which will be taught Navigation and all other
branches OF Literature now taught in his day school
Nj. FRASER hopes that The impt ovement
Of those under his care will be the most acceptable
acknowledgement which he can offer for the liberal
encouragement Of his employers J,ne %
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

The Collector Of toe Internal Revenue for the
First Collection District OF Rhode.lsIand, here.
by makes known to all whom il may concern, viz -
10 those who have entered .eir names for retailers
licenses and for carriages. that immediate attenion
must be gwen to the payment Of the same fhe
different Manufacturers, Auotiopeers, &c who have
not given bonds. are also required attend to the
Same without delay, as the penalties prescribed by
the various laws Of the United States relative 10
them shs'. be strictly enforced The Collector will
also be under the necessity Of again publishing not
only the names Of those vino have not entered their
carriages, &c but also the Of those who have
entered, and neglected payment for them.
= c.rSs-s. June o8 1915
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BERNARD HILL Inn

TAKES Ibis method TO inform his old Customers
i and the Public in general, tha; ne can furnish
them atthe shortest notice, with the following art.
cies, at wholesale or retail, viz ;---whie Rope, OF
all sizes deep-sea and hand Lines log Lines !;
Housing and Marine seine, sewing srl whipp
Twne; Pack Thread Cod Lines Bsdcords, from
to l0 Dollars per dozen; Fish Lines, all sizes, o.
cotton fax or silk ClialkIsncs; Mule-Basding {,
cotton and silk Cords, for trimmings; carpet warp
and Filling Flax, Tow, ae. sc. &c.
Tie assures those who nsy favor him with their
custom, that the above articles will be manufacture.
ed Of the best materials, warranted as good, and
sold a, cheap as can be purchased in the State Of
Rhode-lsland. March 8.
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REAL EST A7E.-at Aucfio1

To be sold at Auc.ion by order of the Su
preme Judicial Court. on the premises, in South.
Kngs,own, on MONDAY the l4th day of August
next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day, f
fair weather, if not the next fair day,)
90 much of the Real Estate of the late
~ William Hull, deceased, as will be sufficient 70
pay all the just debt: Of the deceased, with incden.
tai charges. The sales will commence upon mea-
dow lot Of land adjoining the sea- combining twenty
the Card Lot. The conditions of sales will be made
known at the time and place Of selling.
WAGER WEEDEN, .3dHimsfrafor.
South-Kingston. July 1915 l5w
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NICHOLAS GEFFROY..

NO. 1875, 7hanss.streef,
INFORMS the pubic that he has for sale, indepen-
4 dent OF his Constant supply of Cutlery, Jewcry,
Watches. Looking CLASHES, &c. &c.-sugar,- Coffee,
best superfnc Philadelphia Flour, BY Wholesale and
retail, az very reasonable prices for cash.
Tie aleo continues his protessioa of manufacturing
Gold and Silver Ware--and gives the true value OF
old Gold and Silver according to their standard
great variety Of other articles will be found at
his store, which are too numerous to mention.
.'e1,nnrf .EchrunrL %. I2IS.
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NOI'ICE.

4 Ii Owners Of R'meSoH Furniture, ard Of Coid
\ and Ssirer Wstekes, intended to be used, ere
required to present true and correct Lists of the
sane, or subject ,bemsclves to the penalty OF the
isw-4nd those win be reccsed until the 30b Of this
present month, by the Assistant Assessor.
JOHN D'wOLF, Principal .sssessrr
for ne f-ff Disricf Of tie Sfa1 Of Rhsde-I,lan6.
B-ists, Jsre ~, 1915. lJzSJ =
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NEW HARDWARE STORE.
AN7HONx Y. 7-AfLOR,

AVIXONE 4. 7AfLOR,
Respectfully informs his friends aud the pub
lie in genersl,
THAT he has opened a HgRDW.9RE STORE
at No. l56, hamesslreet, where he has for
sale general assortment of Hardware, Cutlery, &c
which he will sell as cheap can be purchased in
Newport. 4-.'t
Constantly on hand-wrought and cut Nails, of
ever. description. quantity Of Iron hollow Ware.
Ship .Chandiery, SC. &c. Jug 5, 1915.
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WILLIAM WHITE.

Ne. 81, Long -svharf Has for sole,
l55 bbls. mess Beef; 20. do. PORK /;
10 10 prime do. : 400 do. Richmond and New.Yorl:
Flour ~ do Newark Cider; so kegs Butter, and
few bozes felt Hats.
.Hs0--A general assortment of.exeelIont
GsocrRrss. as usual .fsy
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e. iu he NrnJp pOl'o. 1 ..Yt =
A. richmond, -siil open this day, at 8, T. ~,
I . fresh impore sd GOODS, which will be sold
cheaper than he has offered since the Peace-con-
sis,ng of .;amorcs Calic.es, for 20 cts per yard,
Furhitures, fgur'd aud sarip'G Cambrcs and Nus
Inns, bgck and coior'd Lsvantine Silks Table Cloths,
.B B)mbazetts, shawls, Hose, Fans, Cambria Di,n
ties and common do fine fgd. twili aud plain era.
watts, gentlemens fine beaver Gloves, pocket Hk'fs.
cord cambrics, book Muslins. &c. .yniy 5.
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SCHEME
|, prizes Of 25,0 900 dollars.

Not two blanks TO Prize.-Prizcs subject 10
deduction Of Is per cent.
TICKETS AND SHARES.
IN great variety of nnnbcrs be obtained at the
rruy Fortunate Lottery Office Of J. c. SHAW, No.
llS, Thames Juus Ii.
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MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

Disfyiet Of Rhode-hlan
DURSUANT to a warrant from the Hon DAVID
HOWELL, Esq Judge OF the District Court for
the District of Observation-Disclosures is hereby given,
that there has been filed before said Judge an In.
formation by AsHrs RosPrNs. Esq United States
Attorney for the District aforesaid, against certain
brig vessel called
q The San JOSE Tuumhha, as she
>IrA now lies at Dei,n's wharf, in the har
"a SIINSy Dor Of Newpoi<-sad vessel being
.ss:esSLzs- forfeited, s alIedged in said Infor-
NATION, for violaton Of the laws Of the u States.
Trial will be had thereon at special District
Court to be holden at the Court House. in Proyi-
dence, on the 17th day of July inst at o'clk g. nj.
DUTEE J. PEARCE, Dcpaty .;iarssai
.Aewpors, Jugs, 1915
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Grand N0kiounL Lnrteru.

Gf0nd IVGtl0naf LOEierv,
authorized by an act of the ". S. Congress,
for opening Canal in the City Of Washington
Positively 10 commence drawing on The 28ih
day Of August next in the city of Baltimore.
Price Of Tickets Tea Dollsrs.
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WdnfeG,

INA Dry.Goods Store, smart active Lad one &C.
l. qusin,ed With the business would be preferred
Apply a. ikis Office Jaas z
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NEN GOODS.
p P. REMINGTON, No. La Thames.s,,
HAS just received an extensive assortment Of
X Engish, lnGia, French and Ameryra.l Goops.
-'"as I, .imsG .siich gre he tallo5ripg - . ~
Rrradcloths tlack. blue and mixed
Cassinieses; flannes black, brown and red Bonn
@bazetts Ratinets; superfne undress'd Calicoes !;
Prints sls bite Canbrcs elegant silk halt likf's :;
sggped and seeded Mushns, jsconet do; silk Hkf's;
long and shtvt kid Gloves; cambric Diml,ies COM
mon do Naukns; elegant Nesiipgs; Ribbons.
p p Remington mas received an assort-
rnent of American Goods, which will be sold at the
ifete ffi&es 8, Jps ~ i''1v" ~ Aczpport. Jalu S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-08

FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OIL, &c.
YEvliE Subscribers have Just received general as
sogtinent of well-seleeicd DRUGS, NIEDI-
CiNES, PAINTS, OIL, VASNtSH, sc. &C.
which they will sell on accommodating terms.
.Gn'ong hlem are the foi.s,sing articles.
Ssnord's Saperine Bark
American Castor Oh, of superior quality
West India Ito 10
Salad Oil, --latest Importatiou)
Aqus-Fortis, Dap: Copperas, Alum
Loswooi, Madder, Roll Brnstone
Bow-Suings, IreilarCfs Sruf, ink-Powler
Cologne Water, Charcoal Dentf,ice
Tooth Brushes, (silver wire,) Reeves Water
Colours
Fancy SnuiT-Boxes, Poniatum, Sealing-Wax
Windsor Soap, Marble Mortars, Scales and
Weights, durable INK
i,o.us Knives, graduated Measures, &c. &e.
A,lSO--IHe. foiiogsiue PAINTS:
I.ondoa White Lead, i'll Kegs
Spanish brown, in do
yellow Ochrc, 90
Dry White Led, Red Lead, Spanish Brown
yellow Oehrc, Patent Yellow,
Fine Crome Yellow, Venetian Red
NerdiSris, Liiiseed OH
Spirits Turpentine, Copal Va-nish
p,1issian Blue, Drop Lake
Chinese NellniiIou
English do Gold Leaf, &c.
PHiLL{" DUAL, II. g Co.
.Nouer,bcr I. 52---7,6rv