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Ut is said, that wncn the ofh.tr from the
British squadron which rctook the Levant,
went on board of her, he advanced briskly to-
wards the quarter deck, and observed, that he
presumed he had the proud satisfaction of re- :
ceiving the sword of Capt. Biakeiey, comman-
der OF the American sloop of war Vash-no
SIR, was the reply but if there is any pride in
the case, you have the honor Of receiving the
sword Of L.. Ballard first Of the Cons,ifution
frigate, and now prizc officer of His ilaanic
Malesty's ship the LeUanf.-Bos. Gaz.
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BOSTON, JUNE S.
Latest From ENGLAND.
On Saturday, arrived az tnis port, the ship
Milo, Cap,aio Glover, in So days from Liver
pool.-Our files OF London papers, by this ar.
rival arc to the Oath April aud we find them
hlled with much interesting matter. In the
subJoined extracts, il will be seen, that the
south OF France, including Marscilles, had
yielded to the new order of things-that the
Duke Of Angouleme, deserted by bis friends,
had been compelled to capi,ulatc-was after
wards taken prisoner, and finally released, on
the condition that Louis XVIIIth should re-
store the crown jewels, taken away by him
when he left Paris that the king of Naples,
had commenced war against Austria, and al
ready obtained some advantages ;--and that
immense bodies Of troops were advancing to-
wards the French frontiers, over which il was
expected they would Immediately pass, and
commence the career of that sanguinary war
fare, which seems now to be inevitable. A..
nong the public documents, the most impor.
tant one Is that OF the allied powers, of the
25ih March, declaring war of determination
against Napoleon Booapartc. The other doc.
uments, which swell out many pages in the
London prin S, are the Report of the French
Council of State, dated Paris Ap. 2,wherein the
Declaration of the Allied Soveregns of the
18th March, is, for the first time, made the
subject OF remark and recrimination and
their conduct, as well as that of the house OF
Bourbon, denounced as base and per6dious, in
having violated every stipulation of the treaty
OF Fontainbleau, as they regarded the Emper-
or Napoleon aud his family. Subiolncd to
this report, is A letter from CauIincourt IN m.
Frencn ministers Of Foreign Courts, announc-
Ing the complete formation of new dynasty
and the suhjoction of all France to its ordin.
ance then follows letter, in the hand writ
ing OF toe Emperor, Addressed 10 all the SOW.
ereigns of Europe There are also several
proclamations from the respective sovereigns
OF Austria, Prussia and Spain, full Of hostility
against the Empefor of France.
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GIHENSi. NkDHRs
The Pres cent 81 Ihe ChussNSta hts tskcn Nc
necessav m,asuies 20 ang the officers, non CON.
msssored oSseefs, masicihns, and pf,ates. of lls
seyersi reg nsnts and tofps Of troops. now Ii t.S
service of the United States in such manner AS a.
form and complete out OF the same the corpse al.
tnoIised b. ,hs act OF congress entitled" Al act $i
ing tae military peace estabs shmcnt OF the y. states
passed the Sd OF March. 1915; which arrargsmsrs
is this day day announced in general oiders Iha
troops enlisted Tor the are therefore, to be dis,
charged as soon as they be mustered and paid.
All supetnumerari,s will be discharged as soon 81
the selection of non-oommissioned officers, music:
i"ns' anu psiva,ts, ier Turning the fegiments and
corps respecu'e .}, Is made, so that tue dscl srge
at all the troop nol hc ,uded in the military peace
es,ablishment may be completed ON tie 18th day Of
June next, or as thereafter as their discharge
can DC effected at The respective military posts ami
stations OF the United States subject to these :nodi
hostions' lst. That ali lne officers mot included
"a the srrs gemenD shall continue in command with
the troops AT their respective stations, until ,hes arc
regularly relieved by the officers who are retained
Oh The n''i,aty peace establishment; and they will
be he'd responsible accordingly for the due prescr.
vauon oil discipline and order 2d That the super
numerary officers may be called upon 10 fill vacsh,
ces, should any of tho officers who are nominated
decline accepting their appointments in the military
peace establishment, as the law authorizes the ess
adjustment TO be formed and completed out of tho
several corps OF troops now in the service of the u
nted States. And, Sd. That Quaytermss,ers, CoEi-
msssries, Paymssters and all % her uicers. entrust
cd with the receipt and disbursement; of public mon.
ey, whose accounts are unsettled shall be deemed
to continue in service, during reasonable period,
for the single purpose Of rendering and settling their
accounts ...
The Paymaster Of the army will provide, without
delay for the payment Of the troops, their rcspee
tive military posts and stations aud the officers
commanding in the several military DISTRICTS, will
take the necessary steps for mastering and dscharg
ing the supernnmerary noncommissioned oiIcelss
musicians and priyates, with their rc:.peetive com
Inands.
by order Of the S.cretary of War.
ID. PARKER, nd e Iasb Gea.~
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Elegant Prime Goods.

TTsT reed. pr. the British brig Monarch, from
y Lver-ool and will be opened this day, at O.
clock, No. l55, Thsmes-stieet,
2 cases and 3-4 Callicoes, of the
newest fashions, viz the London Prints, Trafalgar,
Cossack Russian fancy Prints aud stripes--1 Of Cam
brics, Ga and A wide and few doz. of the real
Cossack shaws, striped and plaid-pnk, black and
blue Gnghams-j jsckonet Muslins--1 case cotton
Shrtings, and white cotton Hoze, Ga little damaged)
-Vestngs--black colton Hoze--long and short col
ord silk Gloves--G t,rings- white and 6gurd Mar
saies-book Muslins--rddle Gauze--purles Turkey
spotted Leno and L,cenut Muslins-.8iso. l500 pie
ces Nankns All Of which will be sold very cheap
for cash only. June z.
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In this town. on the 23d u by the Rev. Mr.. Towle,
Capt JOHN CAHooNE to Miss MAuoARrr l..
BuRcrss, daughter of the ate Mr. Philip Burgess,
OF lhIs town
On the 29th ulumo by the Rev. Mr.. Gibson. Mr..
SrEPhES CAuooNE TO Miss FRAscEs STEVENS,
daughter of Nj Thomas stevens, of mis- town.
II Cold Match In Northampton eouify, pirg Mr.
Joshua Turner. aged eightyons. to Mrs. Margaret
Turner, aged sepsaty-,iie
DiED,
In this town, on Wednesday last, Mr.. JosEpu JEr.
FERs, aged IS ''..
At Mer6nrne (Ver } on the 18Th March, WIN
IsIpr, Esq IN the 72d year OF his age,-aud on the
oth March, his wife, Mrs HANNAH TRIPP, aged
s. 55years-both formerly vf this town
AT Cay Head (.IL-r!hys Tneyard, } Mrs Rebec-
ca Skin, aged one hundred yeavS aud nine months be
inga alhe Oldest lnh ibllant ON ihe Island
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Viehnd Declaration.

1t must be obvious to every one, that the Treaty
entcrea INTO at Vienna, March 25. if not tantamount
10 declaration OF war by the Allies. is at least The
unerring precursor Of such an event. The contest
will be the most tremendous one that perhaps the
world ever Witnessed whether we consider its pecu-
liar nature, the number Of the combztants, or the
vitsl interests which are involved in its result What
mat result VIII be, we do not now venture 10
lecture So capricious are the dcsiinies Of nations,
over whom Kings and Emperors precide, so niracu-
ious'y sudden are the changes which have taken
pisce IN Europe,and 90 mysterious the causes which
produced them, that il is hazardous to make reason
able calculsonsor TO estimate by The ordinary stan
dard the personages and events Of the present time
Providence 3rpcricdn
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TUE public respectfully Informed that this ai-
ternoon, at 5 O'Clock, a sermon will be deliver.
ed IN the Firs, Congregational Meeting House, re.
fore the African Beneyocnt society, by the Re, Nj
Hitchcock All tie friend, OF benevolent inst,,u.
tions, and others who disposed render any pc.
cun'agy assistance, bowov,r small. are par,cula iy
requested to attend An Anthem will be performed
on the occss aston. June T.
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xEw-YoRx. April 3.
Lac from france

Late from France
Arrived, yes,erd,y, the fast sailing schr.
Boxer, Clarke, from Nan z, which port he
left on the 7sth of April.
Capt. Clark informed US, that France was
perfectly tranquil, and the Emperor Nspo,e-
on was a, Paris, momenty expected the az.
rival OF toe Empress. The Duke d'Angou.
leme had been arrested, but was set at Iioerty
Immediately by ordor Of the Empetor, and
Instructed to quit France forthwith.
The British IN conjunction with the Allies,
were fortifyins in Belgium. and the French
we're equally active in fortiiying their From
tier Posts. I. was the, general opision. MA,
war would not take plaee.--Ahrke,s IN
Fr.neeEeCe improsiaek - ss.
z isAQil . battle toou pJses 10 i,ss5,
90 slegnsy sy&Dtvssot ne Nesb6lissa srn5y
oeF King joachim, and an AasseIaa ar45,
,loH1leh the last5t were dcfeaeA vAS tSc
700 psisQers. Il Wa Saidtbai King
49, If%s . frF7t 81 a ~ 4
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.7tufoni and Inspectors Generals Office, Z
Man ~ 1915

GENERAL ORDERS
Major.General Brown will assume the commana
Of the division of the north
Major.General Jackson will assume the command
Of the division of the south
Msjo General Ripley, and Maor.Ccneral MA
comb, will for the present. act as Drgadier
in The division Of the north.
jor.Genersi Scott. and Major. General Gains.
will for tho pre- sent. act rs BrigaderGenerals in tho
division Of the south.
The field officers retained In service will REPORT.
themselves. without delay, TO the Maor.Ceneral oc
tic Division to which their regiments are assigned
aud The company officers will report therpsel.sg
Niolt delay, to the commanding officers OF Their
respective regiments. The officers OF The corps tt
arti Iery now on duty IN the division Of the nor,!
will report TO the commanding General OF thar d,.
vision and Tho officers of the corps Of the attilerry
now on duty in the division Of the south. will rcpor:
to the commanding General Of that division. All
officers retained in seryice for the military peace es
tab'ishment, vii! Immediately transmit duplitslG
reports to this officer.
The Generals will cause the regiments and corps
within their respective divisions TO be formed ara
distributed according to tho system for the otgani
cation and disposition Of the troops constt0,iG tia
military peace establishment Of the United Stafsa.
which has been this day announced in general o..
ders.
The rules and regulations which were spofbyed
by the President Of the U. States on the 28th June
1914 and all other rules and regu atoms winch hs,u
heretofore been made by the department OF waf, ao
far as they arc applicable the military peace go.
tablishment, are to be obeyec and enforced.
by order Of the Secretary Of War.
ID PAkkER. nd e lp,t. Ger
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COMMUNICATION

1 observe il has been stated in the papers,
tskcp from the Newport Mercury, bss-the
citizens OF Rhode Island are excmptcd from
the Y States tax on fsrnisurss and iha, such
vas the opinion Of smineos professional ges-
tlsmso who had been consulted. Who ,lIse
en'tnenf nrefssHonoi senfiemen are, kkbw
not fthsy ever gave such az s0pipjsns q is
ssliogeyhss1 incorrect and that she citicens
suPleet to )hsssx need not be B crrors and
subject tbfmscIves to forfsisure\ q non.
cemPlisncA 4jte veyisvA a>s,sar ~ the
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o -'-'-'-:-:- Sss . g -SS:z:-:=c-
Ftve 10 one-Ailer the capture ftb, CyaAe
and LeVaaf, and dusing the chase, il was OBJ
served by sailor, that they were short han
ded what do you mean, said his com panion,
1t was once said, that al knshshman was
equal to fUo French sailors but Yankee,
has proved himsalt equal TO .spe English,nen,
therefor we are doubly maued
Boston Ca-rffs
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His Britannia Maiessy's sloOp of wa, CyG-
NET, OF ls guns, was lost on the coas, OF
Guinea, in March asi---cvow saved.
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N~1$v>&s.<
The Boston Yankee, after notlclrg The arrival ct
the Constitution, says;
" IL was only necessary TO- the philosopher
TO observe the people Of Boston when the
irigate Constitution hove iE .ieht, and when
she sailed up the harber, aud auded her Cap.
tain aud some of his officers The people
seemed half mad with Joy ct the sight oil
their fssorite ship. 1hey seemed ooly TO
want power, to draw he On shore, and parade
her through the streets 20 crafty every one,
of every age and sex, with the sight of ship,
which, after all, they appeared to ADORE much
more than any of their ,husehes or meeting
houses"
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n EXPORT.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1871

~" There 7cere no SouiAsrn or wsStern
mails yesterday.
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Fort Niagara has been given up 10 our
troops, agsre eably TO treatx
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JOSIAH G.. SHAW

LAS just received, and will this day open for sale.
variety Of Books and Staronary, smong which
are an assortment OF family and school Bible, Latin
and Greek Classes, school Books Of every descrip
ton, QIiils Penknives, camels hair Brushes, paint
Boxes, embossed Paper, lvery eegant.) visiting
Cards, playing do single, dozen or groce. drawing
Paper, of various kinds pocket books for ladies' and
gentleman, ,writidg per Of superior quality. whole
sale and retail, genuine British isk Powder. sealing
Wax, Waters, blank Books. viz Ledgers, Journals,
Day. waste, letter, receipt, and memorandum Booss,
ton, all Of which he is determined to sell as low as
can be bought in Newport
A teg svarrantfd undroyn Tickets and
Shares in the Plymouth Beach and Washington
Bridge Lotteries, both Of which are now dra wing,
may be obtained by orders left at the Truly Forum.
ate Lottery Ofice, No. Ii8. Thsmes-street June 2.
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lust published, and for sale as above,
j rhe Life Of Bernadotte, Crown Prince of Swe.
den. embellished with beautifully engraved Por.
trait. Paris in i8i4--price 81. Tie Lord Of tie
bes, new poem, by Walter Scott. Early Lesssns,
containing r. ank, Rossmond, Harry and Lucy. by
Mis- P.ipewp-'h June
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For Sac or 10 Let,

To satisfy Mortgage
CTORE, No. -, Bannisters. wharf late btlo-g.
~ ing TO Capt. John Cahoone being the loSct
store on the south side Of said wharf For ps,'icu!
lars applyto CONSTANT TABER
June z.
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SHERIf f,S SALE.

=. of1TNIF 4 y SHLI..
TO be sold, on Saturday. the tenth day Of Juncs
inst at eleven O'Clock, a all The ribht, ii.
tie and interest OF RoBERf DunEAn, ct in and to
acertsin track Of Land. With the building, thereon
standing, situate in Newpot--anJ is bounded 40
followeth nor,herIy on Washington-square, wes-
teriy on land Of William 5. kogers, southeriy on
land Of Gideon Richmond ess,crly on Clarke .street.
to satisfy an execution At the sut Of the ~, sden.
Drecioas and Company OF the Newport Bank, which
has been levied on the same, agreeable TO law.
EDWARD THURsTON, Sheriff
.tezc5oyf. June Sd 1Siy
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So lJuiiars Reward.

I'd AN away fi'om tie subscriber on
90, the 18th inst. very remarkable
bright mulatto MAR named
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The schooner Fair American, Captain
Prichard. of and from this port was dri-
ven on shore at St. Bartholomew in the
gale of the 29th Of August---yessel lost
cargo saved.
The ship Potomac, Brooks, and VIM.
and Eliza, Clark, from this port, were
at Amsterdam July 18th.
NEw-YoRK, Sept. 90.
Arrived, brig Orion, Taber, IS days
from, St. Petersburg. Lett. ship Orion,
Of New-Yorls, Just arrived brig Orion,
of Providence, do; brig Milford, Drink
water, of Portland, do; brig Geo. Web
ster, Of do. DO; barque Holiday. OF do;
bries Duncan, Smith, ditto; Abigail,
Greyes, waiting for freight; Eliza, Rus
sell, for philadelphia in a few days; brig
Greyhound, of Salem, for New-York or
Philadelphia in l | or IL days; schooner
Amphion, Miller, of Baltimore, just ar
rived. July II, off Burnholm, passed
ship Leopard, Swain, bound up. July
s, passed the Lady Gallatin, bound up.
Spoke an English schooner from the Gut
of Cabso for Ncw-York. July Is, below
Elsineur, spoke the brig Neva, 10 days
from Salem for st. Petersburg. 18th, in
the North sea, brig Mercury, 40 days
from Portsmouth for St. Petersburg
August 81, brig Saratoga, II days from
n. York. September $, lat. 42, 6, lon.
60, brig Elizabeth, of Marblehead. Sth,
lat. AZ, "a, lon. IS, ship Diana, Ste
vens, of Wlscasset, Is days out, dis
mastcd on the 1st instant; had lost two
men overheard, the captain and several
of TIE hands badly hurt lost deck load,
and had the ships transom stove in BY
a sea. The Diana was bound to the first
port she could make. Captain Stevens
informed that on the cd instant he passed
schooner with no nasts standing, apFa-
rently full of water, the main matches
and two hogsheasls standing in the hatch
way; she had lead colored quarter
deck, with black paint abaft: scuttlc
on the starboard side the quarter deck,
two patent lights in the deck, the streak
next to the plank sheer green painted.
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New hardware Store.
thomas Mount,

RorAL-sTREE7, .GLEXANDRIA:
Has just received by the barquc Mary,
from Liverpool, an assortment OF Hara-
acare ard C,,t!ery-among which are,
~ NiVEs and forks; pen and pocket
az knives; scissors; razors butcher
knses; drawing do; plane irons; files
needles; pins, mixed and in packets :
buttons; shaving boxes; razor straps and
cases (; mill, eross-cut, whip, hand, te-
nant, sash and wood saws; some very
handsome work boxes for ladies'; plated
casters: ink stands; awl blades; shoe
tacks, wire no, to 81, with variety OF
other articles.
In addition to achich, he has received 6y
different arrivals from, Germany,
Looking Glasses of almost every De,
scrintion; coffee mills; snuff boxes and
skates; German straw knives; watch
glasses; pocket books; states and pen
ellis.
End from the .Northvard,
American guilt frame looking glasses :;
hand bellows; brushes Of various kinds
&c. &c.
.aiso ON Hand,
A very large assortment OF combs.
Lately Rpceired,
Eighty crates EARTnEN WARE,
containing the most saleable articles !;
German tumblers and decanters, and two
cases Of very handsome cotton shawls.
Thomas Mount.
September 81. datSaw4w
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Aleaandrs;o Theatre.
POSITIVELY TIL e
LAST NIGHT.

In consequence of the unfa orabls state
Of the weather on Tuesday evening,
September 5th,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eptzcisle,
At the request Of several Ladies and
Gentlemen, are induced to advertise a
second Nights Entertainment, to take
place
This Evening, Monday,
September rs,
When will be presented a Prelude, in
one Act, called
Lovers Quarrels,
Like Master like Man.
After which, (by desire)
the Opera Of
TURN OUT.
The whsle to conclude with the fayorite
Farce of
NO SO.NG no SUPPER:
OR,
The Lazeyer in the SaeR;.
Doors to be open at 6, and performance
to commence at O'Clock, precisely.
For particulars see the bills of the day.
September %.
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Griffith & BraWner

Haze last rrceiret esfd G!Fsr fen Sale,
irish Linens aud hong LawGs
nsiaG:ias AID pawlas
Canbrics and Lem MuSlins
Ca~brjc tIise.s, aanis
Pocket Hai.,iSerchicts
CMaese CssYes
Cattoa Hose
s.sens ara boys Heayer Gloves
i;a.bafettes, &C.
August q.
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The English East-lndia Co.'S ships Ar
niston and United Kingdom off the Cape
Of Good Hope. in June last were cast
away and cnly Is persons cut Of 700
were saved. Tie Arnistoa had on
board, as passengers, several persons OF
distinction. The A. was OF IS guns, and
1900 tons, capt. Borredaile and the T..
K. &c guns, and 820 tons, capt. DIES
terre.
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Na,0- York. SEPT. 19.

.Nas0-To,h,, Sept. 10.
The French Frigate Eicrmoine, sailed
sar France about O'Clock Yesterday in
consequence of orders from the French
minister OF marine. The Xcrnoine did
not salute the forts in passing.
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L. MastersOn,
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,

Royal-street. Alexandria
syAKES this method of thanking his
4 friends and the public in general,
for the liberal patronage he has received
since he commenced business in this
place, and hopes he will always have it
n his power to give general satisfaction
Cor past favors. He wishes also to inform
he puhlic, that he has just received from
New-York, large assortment of the
First quality Leather,
Which, added to his former stock, win
enable him to execute his work at the
notice and in the neatest 4 most
fashionable manner, for cash. He has
at this time on hand, large assortment
of BOOTS and SHOES of the best qua
lily, which he will sell at reduced prices
Tor cash.
n. B. All orders from the country will
be punctually attended to. L. NJ:
August Is. If
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D f. 8 K Z N !,

ID r. s X ! N,
About % or 60 wears OF age, feet 6
or 10 inches high. stout and strong
made. He has two of his upper fore
teeth broke out. straight hair cut short
with roach. rather Of a sandy color
dark grey eyes--he has very large scar
Oh his right thisll. lie took away with
him variety Of cloathins mostly do
nestle. He has an cid fur hat with a
patch in the side of the crown-he is a
carpenter BY trade. No doubt he will
chance hi name and endeavor to pass
far l..ee mar as he is nearly white. ]
will give tie above reward if taken $50
that / get him againI out of the state Of
Virginia or District Of Columbia, or in
either of the aforementioned places,
Twenty Dollars.
JESSE GREEN.
Prince VIM. City. Va. near auckland.
Sept. %.
M The Editors of the National In
tellisencer and Frederick Town Herald,
are requested to publish the above once
week for four weeks and send their &C
counts to this Office.
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Public Sale.

FtlDlc Sale.
On TUESDAY next, the 26th inst. will
| be sold, at the Vendue stere,
/ SUPERFINE and second broad cloths
and cassimeres
Flushings
Bombazetts
Irish linens
Cambria, leno, jaconet, null null and
book muslin
Ginshams, Bengal stripes
Fancy leno shawls
Damask ditto.
Cotton hosiery
Madras handkcrchiefs
Sewing silk, laces, tapes, threads, &c.
ALSO,
A few cases ladies kid and morocco
shoes.
P. G. MARSTELLER
September %.
Sale by Auction.
ON Wednesday 9th inst. at 10 O'Clock,
will be sold, a variety Of DRY
GOODS, consisting of
Cotton Shifting =
Irish Linens and Sheetings
Cambrics, Ginghams, Madras and
Fancy Handkerchief,
Gallons, Cotton Bindings,
Coat and Vest Butt0us.
Leno and Null Musiins, SC. &c.
Griffith q Brawner.
Sept. 25
Just received
And for sale at their Store on the wharf,
next door to Lawrason & Fowle's,
so hogsheads first quality N. Orleans
Sugar.
95 ditto low priced Muscovado do.
1000 bushels Lisbon Salt.
1000 do. Ground Alum do.
400 sacks Liverpool fine do.
10000 lbs. first quality Coffee.
ALSO,
SuperGne Flour, selected for family
use.
Lindsay and Hill.
September IS.