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NOTICE.


Vcv he sale OF Land on the Richmond Turnpike,
belonging to Nisss,s. Jo',A Staples aud ihemas
Smith, when was 10 have taken place Thursday
last is p-s,pon.d until Wednesday next the 6th inst
when it viii be positively sold, 7tithovt reserve,
the premises, 1t O'clock in the afternoon. the sale
viii commence at tue first 1'oII-Cpte
JAMES x. LNNCH, .7ncfiorser.
.iSebfembeT 2.-4---tds
EAl Nntno a Deed Of Trust, executed to. the
n Subscribers on the lah,day ri August, 1873, by
Maj Joseph Mayo, and duty admitted to reccrtt ia
the Hastings Court Tor the City of Bichmopd, the
10th day OF Nov. lSi3.-Re shalt on ]ues1ay, the
Goth day OF the present month, on the premises, at
The hour OF IL o'clock, proceed to sell to the hgels
bidder, the
LOT0T GROUND,
with the Improvements thereon, present in the
enpancy OF Maj Mayo, and known by the No. 8, in
the plan of the eywch said Lot is situated ID or
Gary Street, and 22d Street and directly back of tie
COult-house, and contains in mont of ID Street, 1872
feet running back IS feet, in order to satisfy debt
due MIR Manuel Judah, of $1,000 with interest from
the FIRST day fJan. 1914. aid all costs incurred IN
executing and carrying into effect the said Deed
Trust
JOSEPH MARX,
EDW. w. TRENT 'iuS'eeS
Sent. Q.--fHs
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Given at the II. Quarters, at NAL
plaquet, this 2lst day of June, 1915

IRON rom 1s1ndsn papers to Jty o5th receiued at H.
SSgreel 81 The 11ercanhls .sdUertiser, By the Coz
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have explicitly andlc;esrly explained TO the
Count Las Cases, that have no authority
Whatever for granting terms of any sort but
thae All can do IS to Convey him aad his
suite to England, to be received in such
manner AS his Royal Hishncss may deem ex-
pedient.
In the British House of Commons on the
4th of July, Mr.. Barring rlshe, TO know ii the
Chancellor OF the Exchequer had it IN con.
temptation, before the close of the session. to
introduce any measure for Carrying the Com
merciai regulations of the late treaty with A.
merica into effect.
The Chancellor of the Excheouer said the
honorable gentleman must be aware II, L this
could not at present be done in any regular
form, but he reminded him that A bill was
then in the House for regulating the trade
Courier ErtTGorfiirary Of G7onaay AIori.iar.
a Prussian larcer. who yesterday coui-
m'tted acts of violence against some citi-
Gems, has been arrested. Ii is supposed that
justice will be executed against him.
Lyons captu ated on the 18th. The Al
lied troops were to enter that city ON the
18th.
1t is said that the allied sovereiens will not
quit Paris until after having Witnessed the
coronation of the king at Rheims.
The new projects are TO proceed in the
course OF next week to their destinations,
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n'eh by Boaaparte. viii receive rs an Indemnify the
nli 81 their Statutes for the hole othe period of their
deprivation.
1t IS sal that Marshal Macdonald, Duke of Taren-
tim Is 10 tSe command Of the aslny of the LOIRE
Frncf re S'nnhi )s,onSt) arrives To day at Paris
Nv decree ptthe Austrian general u ,bes govern
o. ~ the city ~ LYONS the national guard of HAT city
R,s heGn reduced iro'a IL 20 bauaiioas The bat
i"hIS dismissed deliver up their arms into the
hands % ti,. delegates u the municipal ant lnrtv
dep"inton from the garrison o, Strasburgh has
arr at Paris, 10 bring to The king the OF its
saonission This important place refuses open its
gates to ,I,e foreign troops.
Among all tic conlectures ofthe English papers as
to the place ct iIo aparte future rcsicnce VIC believe
The most probable is that which, assigns TO m a, least
Tor the present, dwelling ia the Tower OF London-
HE departure oil the ministers for Shceress makes ms
believe that he ~ille5ark th,t port He will after
yards be brought up the Thames the osscs of
the lover, where postern, shut with AN enormous
pprtcas, and which is called the I'r iitor's Gats
leads INTO the interior of this gothic fortress The
description os his entry will make fine figure in the
most gloomy romance nj Mrs RatciiFe and we be-
Iieve that lionaparte, whose re already little
deieate, viii hardly be able TO bea the first rpr,ssi-
on, especially II he should arrive by torch hight The
interior OF the Tower Offers, in other respects very
convenient apartne2ts and furnished very tAuri-
ouSiY.
it was not until the 20th of this month that the white
ha, was hoistcd on the city wall at Grenoe--this mo
ment was expected with inpatience The national
guard immediately took the white cockade, and il, the
evening spontaneous illumination prolonged the trans
ports OF joy which had broke forth during the whole
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- = ''~ IIINo OI 70 tAIN III.
n. Il. There is in this letter several para
graphs which appear to us unintelipible-e
vents will doubtless explain them. THe whole
Contents OF the letter.are conttadictoty to thf
positive account Of the army having submitted
to the King, as it ought to do, PUREkY aac
SIMPLY. Gazette de Frdnce,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-12

IN the London paper ofthe 9th June. was con.
tanned an extract from tue Paris Mon te,ir of H.
23d June, announcing tbenJoicatio,s of j3oaasorl,
After the defeat Of the 18Th, Bonapsrte Aed IN
uisggse 70 Faris. On the Dist he, IN person, De.
manded of the legislature more men and rro,s,.
Their reply was, that he must succeed with he
means he then had, or he must abdicate he ap.
peared much incensed, and exclaimeel--ss tVbsP.
that you say I" but ne shortly af.ey retjr.d----
fouche and Carnot were dePutcd 20 request his
attendance. lie returned. lie ,as alien t,iJ
that his abdication was necessary 10 F'rance. s,3
was allowed until the following dsy 10 cons;6a-
OF the proposal. On the 2Sd ne offered to abd;.
cate IN favor Of his son. This was rejected -
lie then sent to the legislature en- a6sofpte and
i'condIfio'iat act ea6acation, e which he said he
was induced by his regard f,r. me saIefy a0,yIos
fiHess N France, &c. Messengers were imne.
diately dispatched to the allied armies, reanest.
ing suspension Of hostilties until a new govern.
ment could be organized. The allies were said
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-12
LEYDEN, June Is.

A courier, who left Brussels on the 18th,
at one O'Clock, and arrived on the 18th at
the Hague, has brought to has Majesty the
hrst Bulletin of the army, conceived in
these terms:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-12
From ENGLISH PAPERS.

The sister ofthe marquis Laroche Jaquelin has
been making noble exertions in the cause of pat
riotism and loyalty, among the Bourbonites in
arms IN the west of France, Bonaparte's govern
ruenthas published intercepted letters from her
TO her brother, with intelligence, &c.
Calcutta papers mention, that on the 9th of
Nov last, second attack was made on fort Ka-
Iunga, by the troops under COL Mawby, Ut gen.
GIlispie, it Will be reconected, was killed in the
first attempt) Our men attempted to carry IL
by Storm and, although the breach had been
considered perfectly practicable, the stormne
party were beat back with great loss. On the
thirtieth (night) the garrison euacunted the fort,
which col. Mawby Immediately occupied Capt.
Campbeil, and lieuts. Darlington and Cunning.
ham were killed.
Accounts from Buenos Ayres are to the 25tho of
March.
The Lima army at Chill, having seized the
property ofseveTal Englishmen established there.
the British armed their vessels and retook their
property, together with vessel having S40O, 900
on board from Csllas for China. They also block.
zde Valparaiso and have brought away all the
exiles the Spanards had sent 70 Juan Fernandez
and the other presldios
An instruction is sad to have commenced IN
Lima. The Buenos Ayres armyin Peru has been
successful over the loyalists The insurgents of
Casco, Angulo and Pinelo, have also been sue
sessful. An Instruction has broken out at Are
quipa.
There had been brilliant illuminations in Lon
don, IN honor of the duke Of Wellington's vic
tory.
The banking house of Atkins and Sons. at
Chipping Norton, have stopped payment in con
sequence of beingrobbed of 15000l. But expect
to prove solvent.
Poole, a farmer of Blagden, has lately found.
while digging inhs field, a chest Of gold coin,
worth 20,000l.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-12

The French imperial guard is said 90 have beenI
nearly destroyed
On Monday last the duke of Of w ellington ar
rived at Brussels TO VISIT the prince cf Grange
and the other wounded oficers.--His head quar-
tiers were at Nivelles, and he was Immediately TO
return TO the army and continue his operations.
The Prrtsians, mean tune have re entered
Chsrleroy, Binche and Fontanr Evelue The two
arm es expected to be in France to-day
No accounts OF Bonaparte subsequent to the
battle have been received. When all was lost
he was seen 10 get on horseback and ride oifwith
all speed.
Er,racs--da.ed
" RAMssArE, june %.
"Arriveds this morning early, the Dover, capt.
Stowley, regular packet from ostend. with COL
Drummond, of the Collstream guards; captain
Parmentrie, in the service Of Louis XVIII and
Ia passengers. Letters b. this conveyance state
the loss of the French to have been such as to
preclude the chance of Bonaparte's making ano-
Their stand. This afternoon arrived the Lark,
capt Hood, with passengers; left Ostend at 5 p.
N. yesterday they confirm to the extent what
we had before lesrnt the defeat, and that upwards
OF 2oO pieces OF cannon had been ascert,,inecl 10
be IN our possession. ;.furst is supposed 10 have
acted rs mailman on meeting this additional
chastsement, sorecently having experienced the
visslcltudes of fortune in another quarter Re
port further states, that Bonaparte's Carriage and
baggage was taken, the former with the door
open, and great coat III it, Unfortunately the
material had escaped"
EFract--eI,ifed
BaussELs, June 1o--4pM.
Couriers arrive in rapid succession all bring
further news OF the-tleieat OF the French army.
the route of which is c,Inplee whole corps
throw away their arms to hy with the greater
ease i6regiments fcavalrypursued them close
ly, and do not allow moments respite; 10000
Russians have passed through Charleroy in pur-
suit OF the ene'ny; prince VIM. Of Prussia is ar
riyed--he is going to the army.
we are saved amost memorable victory crown
ed the efforts ofour armies
Wellington is just arrived There are 1000
hors de combat on both sides, 200 pieces of can
non, II or 1900 prisoners taken from the enc
my the whole ofBcnaparte's guard destroyed ;
Nancamme hors de combat one of Bonapartes
brothers killed; IN short, We are all beside our
selves for Joy The brave l1ulow had made a
dreadful carnage with corps of 1900 chosen
cavalry Bonaparte had promised his troops 8
hours piliagc at Brussels.
SAME DATE
The news continues TO be most honorable for
our armies. Orr troops are stin npursuit of the
enemy. Never was a victory more complete On.
purchased atamore terrbleprice. Weare assured
that the Anstrians have entered Alsace. The
SWISS have joined the confederation with 40. 600
men. In short, we breathe for the memorable
days of the 18th, 10Th, 17lh, and 18th of June.
placed us IN situation to be once more brought
under their terrible government We now NAV
hope that all viii end wei, and that Europe will
ENJOY soon the peace so much desired.
Bonaparte's carriage, which the Prussians have
taken, viii be carried to Berlin.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-12
" Head Quarters, at .NTuelIes, June
II, tJCO IN the morning.

- wv "'Ns fteft-5
The Prussian army was attacked very
early on the morning of the 18th, in is
position, which it abandoned, and retired
from Charleroi, by way of Gosselies, to the
enyirons of Fleurus. AS soon as L was in
fOrmed.Of this attack, gave the necessary
orders to the corps d'armee under my COM
mand.
. . The result of what had passed in the
Pussian army was, that the battalion of
Orange Nassau, which occupied the vii
lage Of Frasne, with battery of light ar
tiilery, was attacked at 5 in the afternoon
on the 18th. These troops maintained
theirpositon on the height of that village.
at snort distance from the road called
Les Quatre Bras. The sl,irmishine ceas-
ed on this point at eight in the evening.
$ As soon as | was informed of this at
tack, gave orders to the Sd division, as
well as the cavalry, and two English divi-
sions, to march upon NiveIles, and to the
second to maintain the position of Ouartre
Bras: Only part ofthe second division
could 80 thither Immediately, because the
brigade under Gen. Byland could not
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-12
From she London Courier, et Jige %.
ANOTHER STATEMENT or THE LATE
BATTLE

On al sides there was total disregard ofper-
sonal danger The leaders were mingled in the
heat of the fray Ike tGe nearest sold er. The
duke Of Wellington was in close conversation
with lord UNbr!dge, when the latter received the
ball IN his knee. Ills lordsh,phad been thSneh-
out the day foremost IN danger and glory. Mar
shal Butcher, il is said, was for some moments
prisoner. AstO Bonaparte, he was more than
once nclosed among ihe British troops. and dis
ehtAnged ~ il were, by miracle. lie led ON the
guard himself 70 the charge, and seemed to feel
that there could be no hope for It's power, but IN
Tie absolute jeopardy Of BIS life Report states
Murat and jerome to have been both killed. -
Vandammc, i IS said, was severely wounded and
carried to Client
The French after they were routed retired in
the greatest disorder--ihey threw down tbeir
arms by whole regiments The Piusslan caval-
~ gave them noFest, pursuing them the whole
night. All the roads were choaked with the dv
ing and the dead, with cannon, baggage. &c. -
There were several thousand proclsinations found.
dated from the palace Of Luckea, near Brussels
for he had promised 10 be at Brussels on the Iotb
The loss in killed and wounded is estimtaed in
some accounts at 10000 men from. Q 10 Id. 600
prisoners were to be in Brussels by tie Dist
The admiralty have been called upon to provide
ships tor 1000 prisoners from Ostend. The NUM-
Der ofesnnon taken exceeds three hundred
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-12

talks OF some Successes on the 10th, but even if
he speak truth, it was Of little consequence
Talieyrand was at Frankfort on the 18Th Bare
Law de folly was at Nuremburg on the 14,h-
lite king of Prussia had not arrived on the from
tiers. lie had appointed the Goth for beng at
Frankfort.
The Paris Moniteur of the i7th contains a We
~ long report on foreign relations by Caulincourt
occupying about seven columns of that paper.
| FARIs, June ID.
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Rippon Lodge,

Containing from eco to 500 acres on Po-
tomac River, about 5 miles from Dunn
fries and 90 from Ale andria. Tie soil
is good for corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are a dwelling house
in good repair containing six rooms, a
kitchen. laundry, stables and other ne
cessary house. Tie extensive marshes
(now nearly dry belonging to this estate
offer to the purchaser the most fattering
prospect of rendering this valuable
farm bv an inconsiderable devotion of la
bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
or to .Nobiet Herbert, Esq. of Alexandria.
John A, Washington
June ii.
TO- The Editors of the Federal Re-
pubAcan, Frederick town Herald, Ian
caster Journal, Winchester Gazette, and
aserstown 1orch-Light, will please In
gert the above once v eek for two months
and send theig accounts to this Office for
payment.
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David M. Randolph
b,

n yoST respectfully announces his re-
w. turn amongst his fellow citizens, &
hopes to enjoy their countenance in the
prosecution Of protracted enterprise,
which had originally, induced his depar-
nre for England.
From an arrangement which he has
happily effected with Messls. Scott
Burn &. Co. a house of the highest re-
sponsibI1ity and integrity, at London, he
is authorized to present himself as me-
dunn for tie disposal of agricultural pro-
ducts to- parts of Europe, on terms the
most liberal making accommodating adj
svances upon shipments to their address;
and providing freight from time to time,
as it may be the pleasure of his friends
to require, for their several articles to
export.
Richmond June 7.-ls.
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" arehouSn.
Camili,:s filth,
Henry Btawne,
Paper Hangings.
JOHN 4. .STELI aRI

0cIiAN II, lSf E5T ~
III AS just received and .Her for sale.
~ 5000 pieces of Paper and Border
Of tue newest and most fashionable pat.
terms, from the Manufactures of A.
Chardon and yirchaux s. Co. Of philadal-
PIMA, equal in coIors to the ENGLISH and
french papers, which with his former
s,0ck, makes his assortment very can-
PETE E, -b,auk Books, Writing, Letter
Slu rapping PAPER, Playing and Blank
cArGs OF the manufactures OF HIunphreys,
ToOildse and Ford.---Speiling Books. e..
l Iss aia iestameuts (plain and elegant
se and small, States and Penciis1
s S.seN' Latin and English School Books.
p p'n general assortment of prayer,
J.. saia and Hymn Books, History, Poe
>; Novels, Song Books, Chaps and
Nav Is.
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FO2 SAIL

8 SdE tract OF LAND ling on the
q south .ije of Occoquan river, with :
IA one mile OF the Occoqnan Mills, In the
county 0! Prince William ard state OF
Virginia, known as the Swan Poiat tract,
Containing two hundred AID folty four a
ACt es.
q, this land 40 acres are arabic, and
t e ole under good enclosures-from
slis experiments which have heen made,
it believed that no land can be mere
cas- y improved, beihg particularly adapt
e. to the glO"th of Clover, aided by the
iSiai>ter OF arts. 1t is highly recon-
mended BY its convenience to the mar
ke,s If Duafries and Alexandria. being
d:ata,t from the former but ten, and
fion,the latter sixteen miles.-ihe neish-
borhool is hea.tAy and the society good.
For information relative to said land
and improvements, any person wishing
t. parcaase, is referred to Mr.. Zachariah
y AID, VINO is tie present occupant.
Any la tier information may be obtain
Ell on application to either of the subscri-
beYs, living in frince William County.
BERNARD HOCE, Jun.
JOHN HOOE.
. June IA. eo2w
se The editor of the National Intel
ligencer viii please publish tie above add
verhsemeut 8 times a week for 9 weeks,
and send their account to this Office for
Payment.
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jefferson Land for Sale.

A BOUT 500 Acres in the county of
"a Jefferson and State OF Virginia, on
the road leading from Winchester to
Baltimore. l. miles from the former, II
from Harper's Ferry and from Charles
town-oOmiies from Alexandria, George
town and the City of Washington. The
improvements are new brick house, 2
stories high, a barn 40 feet square, sta
bic. &c.
The soil is of the very first quality,
well adapted to the growth of timothy,
clover and every species of grain--More
than halt of tie land is covered with tim
Der of the best quality.
.4lso, for Sale,
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Lottery Notice.

~ -o1ICiy NOtlCc.
( y the Soth q this month. Ticke in
o., TIE Second Liberty Engine Il, use
MIL will advance to So so cts. until
T line they will be sold at sc.
lav "r subscriber m!1 has Just received SUP
vi a iicsets, warranted undrawn the
NbsoI as oVet-taere :. Il remains IN tae
prizes of S e0,Ooo-1 of 5000
~, l0.oG,.-4 of 1000
p..:5 w. S,0oG-10 of 5rG
5o's. sues !" a large number OF aoo's, zoos
''ssets Edr safe by
w., r. Gray.
Is s g. ,i's lately received in ADDITION to
AaBssa,geer stock, a LARGE SUNNY o
sa,,. soh BOOKS & STATION Any.
sesss ~ meas | ease Russian oaills anil
.gssssa 4ser hang,nss. a few reams hot
N,sa5iD Letter g fspc-s al.a $50 seans
- u,
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For Sale,

A HEALTHY Negro WOMAN, VINO
IA las been accustomed to woInlns
out, IS or Sd years of age; and &c fh re 9
children, two boys and a GIRL one VI :, Is
boys 7. one 9, and the girl ., yy ea,11 olu'
EDWIN c. BROWN.
Middleburg, June IS. >"
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office Of the British Consulate
at alexandria.

HVHE UNDERSIGNED begs lea1.
to applize the Merchants and of
theirs, interested in the Commerce to G.
Britain and her Dependencies. that lie
will grant the necessary Consular Certi-
ficates on application made to hiro. at the
house of William Wilson, Esq. on Prince
Street.
JAMES PATTON,
Acting Vice Consul IF lis Britannia
.Najesty for .9tsaanaifa.
April 90,
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TO RENT,

A Nd possession to be gwen on the Is
"a OF july, the Store oAd Cellar a
present occupied By samuel MarA, 4 CO
For terms enquire OF
ELIZA WILSON.
April Is. %awa.
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For Rent.

a COMFORTABLE two story Prick
I DWELLING HOUSE aud aoi,.
$50, 80, 'Ae Pump, upper ell d of Cameron
'es', Apply to
John G Ladd.
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Eol. Sale.

FAMILY, of BLACKS, consist
q ;ng Of MAJ, a woman aad three
-isJree1--The maa is about Is wears q
s.a-oae of tie children Z, one three ana
he other one year Old. Apply to tae
priuter 4e
May 19. q.
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REMOVAL.

vgvHE subscriber thankful for past ia
8 yors, informs his friends and the
iSiic generally, that he las removed his
store opposite Mr.. Ebenezer VoMeiFs.
over ei.dnot P!ince-street-
Had ctsrs .for SAFE as usual,
Domestic cloths, blue, black and bot
lie green; gingiiams s'ambrays; bed,
ticking, ana variety of other Articles in
the domestic line.
.a!so, groceries of various kinds,
200 barrels iierlings,
40 ditto Shad.
.inthony Rhodes.
June s. div
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Loughlln Masterson,
Late Of tie FIRM Of

Late ft;e FIRM Of
Morgan & Mastelrson,
Eb ESPEGTFULLY informs the Cit
Eta zens of Alexandra and public in
general, that he carries on the
Boot s. Si'oenaah,ing
in the house he at present occupies on
ROYAL street, few doors soutll of King
street, aad directly opposite the Office of
the Alexandria Gazette; where he will
be happy to execute the orders OF his
friends, and promises to use bis best en-
deayors to give general satisfaction, to
suchas may favor him with their custom.
He will keep on hand an assortment OF
Gentiemen's light SHOES and PUMPS.
MAY 81. 5m.
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Cotton, Teas, &c.
We haze ON hand 4 cfer for sale,
so bales Virginia Cotton, of very
superior quality.
IS Whole and half chests first chop
Gunpowder and Y. Hyson Tea.
80 barrels Muscovado Sugars.
10000 pounds green & white Coffee.
6 hhds. Jamaica & Antigua Rum.
E ditto and SO barrels second ana
third proof old Whiskey, fit for
family use.
Teneriffe and Port Wine, very fine.
400 reams Wrapping Paper.
so half boxes first quality Cigars.
Is bags Pepper.
40 kegs Correras.
S tierces new Rice.
40 dozen best London Mustard.
SO boxes Mould Candles.
so ditto English Fig Blue.
With general assortment of Grcce.
ries as usual.
BRYAN HAMPsoN SEQ
May 25.