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From a London paper.
The Pretended Deuphin Of F1aga.

The general rumor recently reviyed
on the continent of the Dauphin ct
France. son of Louis XVI, being still il
existence, has brought to light an old stct
Try current in France. and generally b:
liieved, in the year 1900. A statapeI.
| of facts, as they occurred at the time:
has been preserved ever since by ene q
the family of an eyewitness, from vhon
| the particulars were derived.
The copy of the statement is as tol'
lows:
In January 1900, Young drummer
in the regiment Belsioso, in the Aus
Itrian service, being ga risohed al Torto'
ma, in Piedmont, was sentenced to rua
the gauntlet three times, for slight
fault as the corporal went to sog hin,
the young man said, that he had some
thing of Importance to communicate to J
the company; they conducted him rE
the colonel Of his regiment, to whom he
declared that he was the Daauhin d
France, son of Louis XVI, that his intcr.
ton had always been to make himself
known to nobody but his sister, WHO, Itt.
thought was at Vienna, and who wcpi y
alone know him; but that he ccuid 90
submit to so vile pu Dishment vithoS
making himself known. He added, tb'' q
the only favor which he asked was, a.h
be conducted to where his sister resided g
The Colonel being much troubled, seo'
the young man to Meas, commandeTps
chief, who had his head quarters at w
rln: | was myself there at that tlTr
and Will relate nethihg that have D.
seen or heard. The young man aro'r
at Turin IL. a fine coach, drawn by !:
horses, and nas treated every where w
the grea,estrespeet; on his passing Dr.
Asst, ne was recognized by an old s"r Z
'of the palace of Versailles who fell aP~ i
his knees, wetting ttem with his te1sE q
and said, that he should be satisfied sIp, 81
he had been SO happy as to see tbs iii 4
OF his old master, whose death hsD
so often lamented. III
SAT Turin every one was pern%
to see the young man, and ! veal =
paid him visit, accompanied BY sew ss
friends; the day after his arrivai, MI
iatigued with visits tgom aiany ssD~
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tive years from he s0th Of June, OF
LIS per cent. for two !, ears thereaF
tier, and thea Of 20 fer cent. ex.
lcept the last named s min other
words, to reduce the duty on cot
tons to twenty per cent. from juno
lnext.
/ This motion invoiving the general
'|question of the degree of protection
'lproper to be afforded to domestis
,Imanufactories;
| MIR. CASTOR rose ard delivered
ibis opinion 10 opposition TO the poll.
Icy Of burthening the community by
Ian extrayagant duty on imports, for
the purpose of encouraging domes-
lite manufactures. Mr.. G. spoke a.
bout an hour.
Mr.. CUthbertfollowed on the Same
side of the question, in speech Of
about the same Iengt ; when
! The question was decided ia the
negative, as follows:
| Yeas-Archer, Baer, Barbour.
Bassett, breckenridge, Bryan, Gil.
ley, Caldwell, Champion. Clarke,
N. C. Clayton, Culpeper, Cuthbert.
Edwards, ForDey, Forsyth, Gas,
ton, Goidsbcrough, Eale. Harding,
Hall, Hester, Hendel son, Herbert,
Huger, Hungerford. jeweh, John.
son, Va. Kerr, Va. Lewis, Love,
Loyett, Lowndes, Ly n, Middleton,
M'Coy, M'Kee. NJ ore. Mosely,
Murfree, Nelson, Ms. Nelson, Va.
'Noyes. Pickens, Pickering, Plea.
SAINTS, Randolph. Roane, Root, Ross,
Smith, Va. Stanford, Stearns, Stur.
ges, Tate, Taylor, S. c Telfair,
Thomas, Vose, Ward, Ms. Wilcox;
Wild, Woodward, Wright, Yancey,
Gs.
Nays-Adgate, Alexander, Ath.
erten, Bateman, Bayiies. Bennett,
Birdsall, Boss, Brooks, Calhoun;
Chappell, Comstock, Crawford
Creighton, Crochersu, Darlington,
Davenport, Desha; Gold. Gritir;
Hahn, Hammond. Halves, Hopkin.
son, Hubert, IRghsm. JohnsoDs
KY. Kent, Langdon. Lyle, Maclay,
Marsh, Mason, Msyrant. M'Lean,
KY. Minor. Newton, Ormsty, Par
ris, Pinkney, Piper, Pi,kin, Pow
ell, Reed, Reynolds, Ruggles. Sar-
geant, Savage, schonck. Sharpe.
Smith, Md. Southland, Townsend,
Taggart, Taul, Throop. Wallace
Ward, N Y. Ward, n. j. Wendo-
lyer, Webster, Wheaton. Whifeside,
" ilkin. Willougby, Thos: Wilson.
Wm Wilson, Yates-6s.
Mr.. Wright. then, after declar.
ing nis belief that masy members
had voted on the question. who, from
berg istesested IN lis decision wers
Of right excluded by 9 rule of the
house, submitted resolution TO re-
ject The votes of those members ia.
terested in any maaufactory OF cot
ton.
Before the question was put ol
this resolution, a motion was MACS
10 adjourn, and carried and b
UNha bouse ad;ouppad
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NO1IEE.

Mr.. WILLIAM HUME, will teach 8
PRIE.dTE q SELECT SCHOOL.
IN the town Of Alexandria, provided fif
teen pupils eau be procured at SIS PEI
quarter.-Greek, Latin and French VII
be taught. Those wishing to enter sche
lars may call and leave their names a
Mr. Paradise's book Store, on or befon
the sixth. Of April.
A 49, y 80
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LOOK HERE!
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

XMAS taken gu tn Cd alt from the
w shop of Mr.. Evan P. Taylor. a
dark close bodied coat, having in the
pocket, a double cased cap'd Silver
Watch. marked B. Newman, London
No. 844S. Whoever will stop the S. id
property will receive the above reward
Cn leaving it with the Printer.
April 8 st
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attention |! Blues /!

You are hereby notified to attend a
stated quarterly meeting ofthe Company
TO be held at the court house, on Satur-
day the 9th instant, at z O'Clock, p. NJ
Punctual attendance isrequested.
By order of the captain,
Wm. L Coekerilge,
Sec'ry A. |. B
April 4 st
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Singing School.
W WOOD
Apr. S.--oSet

Respectfully informs his friends and
the Fpblie, that he int, nds opening a
Scesol Tor instructng in Vocal Music on
Tuesday evening &pril Esd, at Mrs Pey-
tons School Room.
Tho-e peryons who wish to be in
structed in the rudiments Of this art, vii
~hnd Il to their advantage to commence
as early az possible.
Tern's--three dollars and fifty cent.
per quarter.
Attendance from : til 9, twice week
March &c eot2SdA
PRINTING
Neatly executed at the Office of the A
leXapdria Gazette.
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! NAYs-Msssrs. Baer, Ross, Brecken-
ridge. Brown, Calhoun, Champion, Chap
|pelI, Clarke, N. c. Clendennin, CulPep'
her. CASTOR, Grosvenor, Hammond, Hen
|derson, Hopkinson, Hubert, lngham
jackson, KY. King, N. c. Law, Lewis
ILovett, Lowndes, Lyon, Marsh, Mason
i Mayrant, M'Kee, Middleton, Moore
IMoseley, Newton, Pinkney, Powell
Randolph, Reynolds, Ruggles, Sergeant
|schenck, Sharpe, sturges, Tasgart, Tate
vose. Webster, Wilkin, Thos. Wilson
Wright, Yancey, Yates-5l.
/ The engrossed bill to incrsase the
pensions of certain invalid pension
ers the engrossed bill to continue
the salaries of certain officers Of 60
|. vernment the engrossed bill max
ing appropriations for the militar,
! establishment for the year 1916: and
the engrossed bill making appropri.
atioDs for the support Of the navy
for the year 1876; were severaIiy
read a third time, passed and senI
to The senate.
The house then proceeded to cor
slider the report of the committee OF
the whole house. on the bill making
appropriations for the support Of go
vernment for the year 1876
The original bill contained an ap
preparation of 25 per cent. in add
ton 10 the salaries heretofore allow.
ed 10 the.clerks of;the several depart
ments. This increase Of compensa.
ton was stricken out by the commit
tee of the whole house, and on the
question of concurring in the amend
ment-
Mr.. Culpeper said he felt some
objection to the indiscriSninate reiec.
ton Of the addition first proposed.
He adyerted TO the great dePrecia-
ton of money, the increased price
of necessaPies, &c. as a reason for
believing that an additional allowance
was 10 some cases necessary. Mr..
G. thought that every man who de-
voted himself 10 the public service
fought to be comfortably supported,
he believed a few did already receive
compensation sufficiently high, the
salaries of some being 1000 dollars,
and he would net therefore lay on
THE 25 per ceRt. indiscriminstely-
but he said there were individuals
in the public service who were not
decent!y maintained, and to such he
wished in increase. Mr.. G. thought
a maximum might with reason and
'propriety be established, which no
salary of a clerk should exceed, and
by which others might he graduated.
When Mr. C.. concluded.
TIE amendment was coneured in
by the house, without q dissenting
voice.
The house agreed successfully to-
the remaining amendments of the
committee, and then ordered the bill
10 be engrossed for q third read
ing.
THE TARIFF.
On motion of Mr.. Lowndes, the house,
proceeded to consider the report of theI
committee Of the whole house on the bill
to regulate The duties on imports.
The question on agreeing to the a I;
mendment iof the committee to reduce
tie dutyon manufactured acool, from
IS to l-2 per cent. al valerem, belngI
put;
Mr.. Root opposed the amendment; and
made some remarks on the impelicy oil
leaving the country open to foreign com
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THE TARIFF.

petition in an article which it was Sc
important to encourage the domestic in.
crease Of. He hoped the House would
not agree to the amendment reported by
the committee; and demanded the yeas
and nays on the question.
The amendment was then agreed to
lby yeas and nays as follows
YEAs-Messrs. Alexander, Archer.
8aer, Bassett, Baylies, Bennett, Boss.
Bradbury, Breckenridge, Calhoun, Cham,
| pion, Cilley, Clayton, Conner, Cooper,
Crawford, Creighton, Culpepper, Cuth,
lbert, Davenport, Edwards, Forney, Gas
ten, Gold, Grosvenor, Hahn, Hale, Har-
din, Hopkinson, Hubert, Hungerford
ingham, Kent, Law, Lewis, Love, Ma
clay, Marsh, Mason, M'Kee, M'Lean,
Middleton, Minor, Moseley, Nelson:
Mass. Newton, Pickering, Pinkney, p!-
per, Pitkin, Peasants, Randolph, Reed,
Ross, Ruggles, Sergeant, schenck. Stan
ford, Stearns, Sturges, Tate. lnroop,
Vose, Wallace, Ward, n. I. Ward, n.
j. Webster, Wendover, Wheaton, VIM,
Wilson, oodward, Yancey, Yates-7s.
NAYs-Messrs. Adgate, Ather'on, Ba-
!ker, Barbour, Bateman, Brooks, Brown.
BRYAN. Burnside Caldwell, Chappell,
Clarke, NC, Comstock, Crocheron, Oar
Ilington, Desha, Forsyth, GoIdsborongh.
Griffin, Hall, Hammond, HAYES, HE'S
ter, Herbert, Jewett, Johnson, Va. John
son, KY. Kerr, Va. King, NC. Langdon,
Lowndes, Lumpkin, Lyle, Lyon, May
rant, M'Coy, Moore, Murires, Nelson,
Va. Moves, Ormsby, Paris, Pickens,
Powell, Reynolds, Roane, Root, Savage,
Sharpe, Smith, Md. Smith Va. Southland,
Iaul, Taylor. s. c. Telfair, Townsend;
Mhiteside, Wilcox, Wilde, Wilkin,
Willoughby, Wright.-62.
Mr.. Forsyth then moved to strike
|out the whole Of the amendment a.
|dopted by the committee to grada
!ate the duty on imported cottons,
(by laying a duty Of 80 per cent. fer
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IN COUNCIE, May d.

A message was received from the
mayor suggesting the propriety of inme.
Idiately appointing police constables.
The rtition cf Jonathan Swift and O.
Tiers, praying for the removal of the
building formerly occupied as powder
lbouse, which stands in the centre OF
Queen-street, and for other purposes,
was referred to Messrs. Taylor Il Nor
gan.
The petition Of sundsy distillers ci
Iwhiskey in the county Of Berkley, was
Tread and referred to Messrs. Morgan
land Dunlap.
On the petition Of Thomas Brocchus
land others, it is
Ordered, That the superintendent OF
|police do cause RoyaI.street, between
Queen and Prince.street, to-be regulat-
led, provided tile earth for the, same is
obtained gratis, and charge the expense
To the second tmard, and that the sem OF
|cne hundred dollars be appropriated Tor
That purpose.
MIR. Herbert, from the select commit
tee to whom the subject was re-commit-
tied, reported bill for appointing a high
constable and two assistant police con
stables; which was read a second time,
lard upon motion, read third time ant
passed.
Mr.. Davis reported an act to amend
1.-The 7th section OF an act appointing mea
lsuge:s of lumber and corders vi wood
|! nc. which was read first TIME and laK1
lon the table.
Ordere@, That the superintendent Of
tpaiice do, without loss of tine, SO regu-
Hate Piit-street, between Cameron and
Queen Streets, taat the water may be
carried OF OIL ti,e surface, and the ex-
trense be CHARGES according to law.
| On ballotirg ios consteh!es, GeOrg
IReardon was appointed high constable,
and Elijah CGenauIt and Thomas Mar.
irav, assistant consfabies.
| An act for tie enumeration OF the IN
Ihabitants of the town Of Alexandria, was
read first time and led Oh the table.
On ballotipg Tor surveyor AID re9u-
IIators of the town, John Scorers Vas APP
pointed practical spr9eyor, aod John T..
hrookes and GEORGE Corycl4, ;csaiat
tGrs.
Nasolrea, That Messrs. Denea'a and
Herbert, be committee TO ascertain The
claim OF the corporation against 9'as,
|Gadsby and Joshua bong, and report
to council what offsets they have AGAINST
the Judgments obtained against them.
iIztract from the minutes,
Test,
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by this route ,-.and we are Authorized
in saying that the judicious arrangements
which have been made, in respect to the
arrival and departure of the different
stages, will remove the numerous COM
plants which have hitherto been made by
passengers, on account Of the delay,
which they In many instances, experiea-
|ced. To exemplify this, we need only
|mention that the Staunton Mail Stage
arrives here on Thursday and Saturday
|evenings-a choice is then presented to
the passengers, Of taking stage for Balti-
more or Philadelphia, either by way Of
Fredericktovn (by the old line,) or by
Washington City, by the new line, and
they proceed on without delay in either
case ;--Returning from the north, the
same promptitude is observed. Passsn-
gers leaving Winchester for Washington,
arrive at that.place the same evening -
SO that bat three days are employed III
the passage from Staunton to Washing
ton. The horses and stages are of the
best description, and the drivers, sober.
skiilful, and obliging. The line exclu.
sively under the direction of Mr. Bar
rack to Fredericktown will continue
running on that road. Every attention,
to the confsrt and accommodation oil
Passengers may be expected from the diff
ferent proprietors, and inasmuch as the
errors that have hitherto been committed
are now corrected, travellers need
not be apprehensive of recurrence of
them.
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AIN AVA
Fer appointing one high constable and
two assistant ccnstables, for the pur
pose Of detecting offences against the
several laws of the corporation.
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the common
council Of the town of Alexandria, n
common council assembled, that there
shall be annually appointed BY council a
suitable person to be demonstrated high
constable, whose duty it shall be to visit
the different parts OF the town, and give
Information to the mayor or other magls-
trate, of all nuisances within the same !
also, of all distractions and impediments
in the streets, lanes and alleys, and OF all
Offences committed against the laws Of
tie corporation, and OF the names OF the
offenders and witnesses, TO the end that
prosecutions may be commenced, and o.
bedence enforced to the regulations for
the well governing Of the town; and ge-
ne ally. to do and perform all such other
matters ind things as the mayor shall
from time to time legally require OF him.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted,
that there shall be also annually appoint
ed. bY the commen council, two police
copsfables, to be denomlnated assistant
constables, one for the northern, and the
other for the southern district OF the
town, to be subject to the authority Of
the MAYOR and of The high constable, ana
whose duty it shall be to AID The high
constable in their respective districts IN
1.-The executions of the duties OF his office,
and generally in the discharge o. any
duty that may legally be required OF
them by the mayor. superintendent Oh
Ipolice. or high constable, IN preserving
1.-The poice of the town, and OF causing 0.
tbedience to The laws and reSu atOhs OF
1.-THE corporation.
Sec. 5. And be it further enacted
that the said constabies shaEresPeetl,e;
Ily take an oath for the due aud falthfui
Execution Of the said slice, and give
bond and security in the sum OF hve nun
Idred dollars, to be approved by the may
tor, for The faithful discharge OF the Gu
ties required them, and the saId nig'
| constab shall receive for his services 81
| the rate of three hundred dollars PEI an
o
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
May S

.strayel or Stolen from the subscriber
residing in Lousouu county, Virginia
q grey JlGre, about IL years old; tho,
apparently younger, Is bands high and
well prodportioned- she has slight sad
die eauId on the left side but no other
sears that are known, and was shed all
round at the time of her Disappearing
Whoever viii return said Ma.s To me
# nv rIace of residence on the Potomac
river. three miles from Evansville, shall
receive the above reward.
G. Mason.
Nv szs Sit
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WINCHESTER, May 4.
.Stase Establishment.

Stage Establishment.
ne'es Us great pleasure to be enabled
ostate, that line of stages has just
soinasnces running, thrice week, sii-
H Sees between this place and Washington
lily iva Alexandria 1.-The route as
y gay OF Berryyiile to Smokers terry,
e t,sace pursuing the turnpike TO Little
Mser, Fairfax, Z. Ii. &c. to Alexandria
any "asAlngton.--Ihe characters and
circumstances Of the contractors, messrs.
~ oaire, Barraek, Ware and Crawford,
s - a sufficient guarantee that this ss-
:. sei'shment will be managed SO as to give
we most perfect satisfaction to passen-
ssfs. ihs Importance OF this establish
Isat to the Western, and South West
s'a part OF Virginia, tennessee, Penn
0yisanIa, Ohio, kentucky, &c. is too OBJ.
s'ods To need CommeHt. A direct COM
.aa.catlsn from Knoxville to the seat OF
'ps''easEai e0yssn@eat, u aog Afforded
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john Richards, nsrts. Of King.street,

John Richards, merit Of King.street
between Pitt and Alfred-streets.
N. 8. Wise, north Of King, between
Alfred and West-streets.
John LLOYD, south Of King and nortl
Of Duke-street, between Pitt-street anc
the river.
William Fowle, south of King and
north Of Duke, between Alfred q Pitt.
streets.
John Roberts, south Of King &nortb
of Duke, between Alfred and West
streets.
John Muncaster, south. of Duke-Street,
between Pitt-street and the river.
William Harper, south of Duke, be-
tween Pitt and Alfred streets.
Thomas Lawrason, south OF Duke, be-
tween Alfred and West-streets. /,
BY order Of the Board of Health,
Nathaniel s.. Wise, Sec'y.
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NonFoLK, May 4.

Arrived sGhr, Client, AppIeby, %
DAYS from Porto Gavello.
in Hampton Roads, bound to EaIti-
more, the brig Brazilian. Kennedy, So
DAYS from london. April 18th, lats al,
IS, long. 4s, 81, by observation, passed
six islands of ice; 18th, passed three
ISLANDS # ice, one of which measured
$50 feet in length, and seS feet in
heishth--the thermometer, in approach
ing it, tell so degrees. SPOKE, March
a9th, lat 46, IS, n. long. Is, IS, "
ship Star. OF Baltimore April l9ih' N
lat. DO. 10. long. 81, II, ship Globe, o.
aud boand to Baltimore from Newry: q
days out-cargo of 2, tatoes and IRISH
men. all well !; April seth, in lat. 40
II, long. c., Is, ship Augustus. OF Baltl,
more, from Liverpool to New-York, ou'
60 days.
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hs,c- Tofh, .EEry

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Lasterenins the electioneering strus.
eein the city termiuatedin the success
81 democracy; by what majority, or III
naw many Wards, is not yet ascertainej.
Enough, however, is known, to teach US
toyleid, and be silent. We now know
that we have lad to contend with fearful
cads; with open opponests. and with un-
suspected traitors :. with ali that has
Been known under the various democrat
&c os lacebinlcai denominations which
hsys occasionally distinguished the par
asans Of Eoapkins or RadcliK, or o!
eaa'on; IN shot, we have had to con.
lend with $ the union OF all the honest
men," that were assembled at the Dyde
super, aided BY every rsnagadq tgom te-
ueralsla. But we scorn to whine abou;
u lis not in nsoftals 70 command sue.
cess" II wei have discharged our duty to
sat country, 10 ourselves aud posterity
se' US repose upon the consolation the re-
aecdon alEords.
iAis shall be explained hereafter.
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Nh. SSGWDEN,
Observing a publication in your pa
per Of this. n ornlng, signed " James Al
lenswortll." should not have taken no
lice Of it was it only made public in his
own neighJo,hood, or to those who have
an acquaintance with him; he should
Rave stated in truth. Daniel Lee, at
tcrney at law, Winchester, had pre-
sented ticker BY the sheriff, Informing
him the course deemed right to take TO
compel him to pay money lent more than
three years sipce--he will have an op
portunity then to produce any offset he
may have.
James c. Deueale.
Nav - St
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his IS to- give Notice,

That the subscriber of Alexandria coun-
ty, in the District Of Columbia, has OBJ.
tanned from the Orphans Court OF said
county, letters of administration on the
personal estate Of John Borrswdale, late
of the county aforesaid decd: all per-
sons having claims against the said dsee.
dent are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof to the
passed b. the orphans court,
on or before the second day Of November
next, or they may BY law be excluded
from all beneiit to said estate, and those
thereto are reqrired to make
payment.
Giyen under my hand this second day
of MAY, 1916.
Janiss Sanderson. admir-.
OF John Borlx,Ndale.
Mays - ee2w
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New Almanacs.
Jdhn n StezSart,
. HAS JUST PUBLISHED HIS
VIRGINIA ALMANAC,
FOR THE 1EAR OF OUR IeRb
.121f.

County merchants and others supple
ed with theta by the quantity on the lon
ALSO,
With writing. wrapping and letter py
pers, bibles, testaments, spelling books
primers and historias-sla.es ard pencils
playing ard blank cards, Russia and
Dutch qpills and iak poSsacr.--A gene
raj assortment CT Greek, Latin and En-
glish school hoeks-mcst Ct the new pub
LEGATIONS Of the day, and large stock y
startling work. Of merit, viz.-Episcopl
and Roman prayer books, Psalm and
Hymn boeks, history and poetry, medical
surgical and law books, &c.
He expects IN few days a SUPPLY of
German Almanacks. and has Just receiv-
cd by the Wilhelmina from Liverpool,
90, 900 English Quilts
Ola good quality and eheap-Englisa
waters in tin boxes--black lead pelciis
and Dutch sealing wax.
~" l2 gross Of Humphreys copper
late playing Cards, FIRST quality and as
sorted sizes.
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Public Sale.
Bu Griffith and Era lcacro

By Griffith and Era ,oaer'
On FRIDAY afternoos, tenth instant,
at three o'clock, will be sold, WITHOUT
reserve, to close concern, iarge
assortment of Goods,
Consisting Of
#rAMBRIC Muslins
~. Callicoss, gingbams
Shifting eambrics
German linens, vestinks
Madrass handkerchief
Italian silks
Dimlties and jeans
Fancy nuslins, shawls
Domestic ginghams
Cotton balls
Cloths and cassimeres
Buttons, etc. etc.
~ ,Fhe above Goods will be sold g.
liberal terms.
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