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The $4,000 DolIaF Prize,
The $4,000 DonN rsizc,s


and oil tho other Capital Prizes. are floating and nd
venture WHO purchase Tickets at The conJncuccrens
OF the Lottery, have equal chance of drawing
CAPITALS, ms they may all conc opt on the hrsi
day of drawing, 4t.gr Easaars 49, =
Prizes subjec, to fifteen per cent deduction and
payable 20 days atlcr the drawing is completed. n
Orders for Tickets and Shares receisrd ny -
JOSIAH C: SHAW, at his Truly Fortups psse, Lot
terry and Exchange Office. +.
No ils, f1dm<s-syesf,
Uher sifs dame Forrgne. rko. With '~a, hand,
four' her rod Treasures from her (po,iie stand"
or How acceptable would the above rrsss ba 30
all how beneficial TO Ito obtain them Is only 10
buy Iiekets-and SHsaJys Office has been knovs,
70 be the most fortunatc-can and nv it-te risk 10
ssnng, the chance for lNDEPEN NnENCEis is great.
New.vork money taken a, par for tickets h the
above L,Itery--and tie prizes will be paid il iLe
same. Ff " - ~ -.
vB Awec.ly list Of Tic drawing will he .ru rcru.
lsrly received and may be examined a. abose
Newport. July 4. 1876. .-. (I'iO-,f,
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SPAIN AND THE U. STATES.

A Madrid article Of 5th March last,
= says :---" Our difference with the u. States
. tare about resuping serious character, in
e conseq ucnce Of the refusal Of American gov
sernment to restore Professionally that part
sof (West) Florida which is the subject Of
our demand."--The Spanish government
Soes not mean TO contest the validity of Bon
14-ss TO the n - hrif desires 10 loos
nothing but Louisiana itself The American,
government declares it will keep the territory.
-" Here then declares il will keep tho terri
tory" Here then Is the commencement of
.'a rapture. 1t IS doubtless very disuereeable
sso us to see ourselves menaced with war by
sthe United States, at time when we have to
. combat the insurgents Of Buenos Ayres and
Caracas. We have no allies against the
sUnited States; We calculate on the energy
~ and justice of our cause :.
Ths National Intelligence remarks on this
Spanish article as follows -
The above 10 Of piece with NJ. de Onis's
lofty epistle to our Secretary of State on the
came subject to which and all such rhodo.
montade, Mr.. Monroe's letter of the 10Th
January is sufficient answer. That letter,
however, could not have reached Madrid so
carly as to give rise to tho above article,
which Is, therefore, probably founded on the
approximations Of the Spanish Minister here.
We do not consider this article as indicating
the approach Of hos,iIities since the rupture
with Spain (that is, tho disagreement or diff.
fcrcnce) has long existed on our part. If
the government of Spain considers i,selfae-
Erievcd, as intimated above all that can be
said OF the matter is, that there are now two
sides to question which before had bet one
We have a long score against Spain abe
wants to make out coun,er.scorc sgains, US.
Our governments, of course, will maintain its
righ,s, peaeesbly If we can, foreibly if we
must as Mr.. Quincy once said on another
occasion
A letter from one of our officers 10 The
Mediterranean feet. dated
s.digiers Boy, Ihrit, - says :-s Major
Hall has returned from Madrid-Mr Murry,
late Secretary Of Legation came with him.
They are Of opinion, that Spain will eclare
war against us; but such is her present de-
plorabIs eoodiiion, that ! am persuaded she
dares not d. il. She has, however, regu.
FAR army Of 100000 and many Of them good
rroops-snd IL Ecglapd could be induced 10.
Join her By the ccssion Of Florida, they
might make sad work on our southern from
tier. Spain isin wan, of money AMI ships
Joha Bull has BOTH
From Isv OryeGns.-Our latest intelii-
geoce from the ci.y is iothe sth ul,. and \
frcm the Bslre TO the ls,,,, by the ship U.a
nion OF Providence, bar Ut Charleston. The
inhsbitan,s, we're digging di,ehss,, uaaer The
direction OF the city surveyor. 10 outor to fac.
iiitste the running ofthe waters. The river
had fallen fsr Jees, and eonsInaci on the dc.
cline. Those inhsbitanss who Quilted 4. -ir
Dwellings, were returning to them but mary
families Lad moved to Nitehez, and more
would foiIey 20 that and other, places. 20 a.
vcit ;hc y7r-:hra."og siespes Of The eiiy.
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CASH,

a r r.sr Csna per pound. IS continued 10 be civ
n ea fos s.eaa Cotton and Lisnen RAGS, at,
Ne -, Dass';c.'s lst.-,
Newport, x,y %, 1916.
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SCHEifE.
sEcoNn CLASS

The hrst drawn number on the fst, and every sue:
cecd'ng days drawing to the s0tI win he cntitlea
TO one one Of The above 5 600 prizes, payahcn part
by one hundred Tickets. beEfaning ~ih No 3,6ol
TO S. 100 inclusive for The frst drswno the first
day Of drawing and on in rrBular Succession Tor
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byJ Barker and 5. Peckhsm,
Given under my hand this tenth day Of July,
one thousand eight hundred and sixteen.
CHRIS RAYMOND PERRY.
Collector for tie first Collection District in the
Stat: of Rhode. leland.
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In this town, on Sunday evening last. by the Rev
Mr.. Hitchcock. Mr. BESJAMrs MARvEL jr 10 Miss
SAaAu-Ass IIoLr. daughter of the tate capt. Chris
t0pher Holt. ofthis town
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THAT will attend In person or BY deputy az
the State. House in East. .Ueecnwich. on Mondsy
tie 22i, and 1T the State House in SouihKihgstowh
on Tuesday the 23d Of July Coz the purpssc Of re-
ceiv'nE any appeals thst may be made in writing az
TO the revised snumerstions and vShations made IN
virtue OF such charges an rnsy have taken place IN
the asecssable properly Of individuals since hciast
sssessment, made Under the sct Of Jasaary l8ic.
and previous 10 the lst og5unc, lei6 whiSb wal ue
open to the inspection Of any person WIN may sri,s
to inspect The same, and statement of witch Will
be previousl, made, and delivered 10 each pcrscnas-
ieeed thereby. or be put in the usat addressvd 10
the abode Of such person, agrccsbAy y beat ,sor
ms,'o" e,srepti in the Case u rersons not resdn,s
within this district. ~. - ,sEtf ~. s,.,
Principal .9ssesser. 80 II. J. Uta~icf.
NorthKingstcwc. June 20, 1916 [yy3.ls
State OF Rhode. Island and Providence
Plantations. so
In General dsscm6ry, June Session,
H. %. 1916.
AN ACT 10 prevent certain ar'iclrs from dss-
tress and attat hment. n
@ ECTION1 BE IL enacsed BY the General .9sse,r5,.
~ and BY Ms authority Thereof TIE enacted That tic
following articles shall not be liable ~ distress or at
tachment, any warrant of Distress OF any writ, or
gnal judicial issued against any huu5ekeeper not
being frceholdef viz --bne bed and bedding, and
also for each person in the family, one chair. ono
knife and fork, one plate and one cup and saucer.
together with furniture,
whole. including the bed and bedding. do no, exceed
the valae of City dollars Also their necessary wear
ing apparel. together with one COW or hog and the
working tools Of said debtor, Ills or her
usual occupation, provided the said tools do not ex
cced the value Of fifteen dollars.
Sec 2.--.and be Il further enacted, 'Thas this act
take effect from and after the expiration Of ten days
from the rising Of the General Assembly AZ the pre-
sent session. and that the same be published Ia all
tho newspapers printed IN this state
a true COPY -Winress.
SAMUEL EDDY, Secretary
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Casfom. Honse, Boston. June IS, 1916.
A the Light. Houses Bakers Island, st The en-
n trance Of Salem Hsrbor, in Massachusetts. are
to be taken down. and new Light House erected
on the same site. the lights will be exungushed az
tee the lst day Of July until the lllh day VI scptem
ber next, when the lamps in the new Lantern viii
be liz The new Light viii be single stationary
- has DEARBORN,
tt.,s,f SUPERINTENDENT Of LIGHT. Houses in Jfau.
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Public Sale.

a T. ~ y
BY virtue of a writ of Henditioai Ea'-
ponas. to me directed, from the Court OF
Appeals for the Western Shore OF Mary
land. will be sold, to the highest bidder
for cash and crop tobacco, on MON
nay the 29th instant, at the nour OF
two o'clock, at Ogdens' Tarern, in Port
tobacco. all WIN. COURTS right, IL
tle and interest in and to tract or parcel
of land, called g Naac-.alt,ford," con-
tanning eighty-seven and half acres, more
or less, the property of William Courts
taken IN execution to satisfy debt due
Samuel Wimsatt.
TownIey Robey. late Sheriff
of Charles County.
July 2-6 dts
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Public Sale.


BY virtue of a decree of the Circnif
Court, vii, be sold, on Tharsddy.the s9th
day Of this month, at IL o'clock, at Mc-
Keoaia's hotel. Lots No. 6, z and io'
in square 6s4, in the city OF Washington;
These lots are situated on Capitol Hill
and were the property of the late General
George Wasdington, and improved by
him. They are about goo yards from the
can;tol. on beautiful eminence, X might
he improved so as to afford two OF three
desirable situations for private residence,
or to rent to great advantage as boarding
houses. The cellars Of the former build
;nps are well finished and uninjured, and
many good bricks might be got from the
ruins. Also, Lots No. S, IL, Is and IA
in SQUIRE Coz. These also belong to the
estate of General Washington, and are
situated on the Eastern Branch, most, if
not all of them, are believed to De very
eligible water lots.
The above property viii be sold On a
credit of IL months, the purchasers to
give bond with approved security.
George G. Washington.
Trustee.
J,Iv A-6 dts
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pieces of cannon, and three shor.,. !.
grenadiers Of his guard.
He made no use of the observ..,..
which had been constructe for him ~
of Holland.
In his fight he frequently received
news from the army, by officers who csna
up with him in their escape from the nns
suit of the allies. f
The house Of De Coster having served
as for the French, they burnt
all the doors. windows AID wood tba.
they could find. The rent that he bald ala
was one hundred francs.
This narrative was give al Waterloo
in the public house kept b Jean de Nj
velles.
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For New DIRK or Boston,

xSg The schr. ,New Packet, Isaac
49, Berry, master; first rate vessel:
will be ready to receive cargo in three
days. For freight or passage. having
good accommodations, apply to the mas
ter on board OF to
John Jackson.
Who has for sale the cargo of said schoon-
40 casks Thomastown Lime
32,009 feet merchantable & clear Lum-
Der.
July Is cost
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July Is
Prince " uRam County Court.
lime 4tb. 1916.

J
ON the motion of Edward Brooke
ate sheriff Of Prince William County
to whom the estate of Robert Carter. de
ceased, hath been committed +; II is or
dered, that the said sheriff do give public
notice to the creditors of said Robert
Carter, by advertisement, in some pub,
lie newspaper published in Alexandria
and at the court house door, that they
present their claims, duly authenticated,
for payment, on or before the first Mon
day in August next, at which time tue
court will proceed TO distribute the estate
amongst those whose claims are then ex'
lifted.
A Copy-Test,
Philip D. Daw, c. c.
June II tt
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Cabinet-making Business
JAMES HARRIS. Jun.

Respectfully informs the Public,
FE%HAT he has commenced the Cabi.
net.making Business on the corner
OF King and Patrick streets, opposite to
Mr. William Mills, where he intends
manufacturing and keeping a complete
.ssartment of { ABINET WARE, which
he will sell on the most accommodating
terms.
Tne above business will be carried on
in its various branches, and attended te
With promptueSs,
-. lie also makes, stuffs and repair
Sofas. n atrassss, &c.
July "a dstlawt
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Negroes Wanted.

THE subscriber wishes to purchase a
few Negroes for his own use. Any per
son wanting to sell will find it his interest
on applying at Eli Legg's tavern, where
a liberal price will be given by
Joseph Taylor.
s July "a Sit
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June II
For Newly DIRK,

SSg The fine new schooner Neptune,
capt. Stevens; having the princi'
pal part of her cargo on board will sal
next Thursday. For freight apply to the
captain on board, or.to
Adams, Herbert s. Co.
July 9
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Negroes w anted.

CASH will be given for likely young
Negroes-slares for lJs.-apply at Eli
Legg's tavern, King street.
George Farley.
July Cd DIV
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Wants a Situation,

A young man who has a complete
lnowlede Of accounts and writes good
hand, Undonbted credentials can De
produced. Enquire of the Printer.
July "a 81
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Nurse Wanted.

A white wenan of good character will
hear of an eligible situation as a Nurse,
provided she will agfee to go into the
country, on application tc the Printer.
July "a st
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Flour & Grocery Business.

THE Subscribers, under the firm Of
FLEMING and CO. have com
menced the Flour and Grocery Business
in the Store lately occupied BY MIR. Da
MEL Cawood.
Joseph Vaudeville,
Saml. B. Laimour,
James Fleming.
July "a ST
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Public Sale.

q =
On Friday evening next, at half past 2
o'clock, will be sold at our auction
Room. a Variety of DRY GOODS
consisting of
Cambrics
) Muslins
vestings
Linens
Ienoes
Silks, &c.
ALSO,
Leghorn chip hats
Jeans pantaloons
Do. vests
Is boxes segars.
find for Merchants Paper,
A Variety of Dry Goods.
Griffith & Brawner,
Auctioneers.
July %
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BACON.

Just received a quantity of well cured
.Smithfeld Bacon, a proportion small
Hams, suitable for Family Use.
Butts G. Ca1ceod
July "a st
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For Ncw-Y ok,

FEE The schooner Hero. Capt. W.
49, Finney: has part of her cargo
eng aged and will sail this week. For
freight of few hundred barrels, apply on
board at lrwin's wharf, or to &
Dodge aud Kettell.
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Wanted

Wanted
yEHWO Apprentices to the Hating
a Business, from ID to l6 years OF
age, ard OF good character and con
nexions.
John WiIbar.
June e. tt
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Turnip Seed
1.ayE FOE SALE.
July 2--6

A quantity of fine early Dutch Tur-
nip Seed. of my own savings, as they
were remarkable fine--the greatest care
was taken TO save the sorts apart (: white
top, red ditto. green ditto, early stone,
white and green top, also the yellow tur-
nip, Delaware and red kale, with every
ether kind of seed in demand, lucern and
white clover, carduas fnllorum or tullers'
teazel, for raising the KNAPP upon woollen
cloth, the seeds or heads NAV be had.
A liberia, allowance to those who pur'
chase to retail.
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AND,
For Boston,

SEE The schr. Washington, Capt,
sssssgass Perkins; now leading & can take
zoo barrels freight On low terms.
Apply as aboDe.
July Is tt
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ALSO,
The best assortment Of
China, Class & Queens Ware,
Which will sell as low as it car be had
in town for good paper: good assert
ment of stone and rotters' ware, and a
few pair garden shears.
Nicholas Kingston,
Fairfax street, near st. Paul's
Church.
July 90 lmcp
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June e.
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The Projects had c-ders,'o Send -: !,
Of the most wealthy young Ladies S o. l"rs
departments helr ; r.
then received what was called q" sSt" "+.
ton, which means an order, to c ;3G,s,.
10th to their i marriage with certain h,h' Il
faveurites, who possessed no'a f.s. lr.
the iron Crown, and the order Oh -'i W., =
gion OF Honour. Many Of these a,I,
ages took place; and ire mos n'cs' ~ .Gyirg
merchants and bankers Of Paris, u sIS
their daughters, found their stree Ely s:S' ~
also put in reqaisition, and eonslsaT'N
The discretion Of their Sons ~ nv
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From the Boston d. Aduertissr.

Although much has been said Of the re,
markable battle of Waterloo, and many
anecdotes have been related on the au
thority Of the peasant De Coster, we think
the following connected narrative glyer
By him will still be read with interest:
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Fl OUsEOF REPRESENTATIVES,
Wednesday, December IL.

Mr.. Middleton, from SO. Ca. and Mr..
Root, from New York, Appeared this,
day,
The speaker laid before the house a
letter from George Graham, tie acting
Secretary of War, in compliance with a
resolution moved some days ago by Mr..
Reynolds, transmitting statement of the
proceedings of the commissioners for lay
ing out and opening road from Rey-
nolGshuTg, on the Tennessee river thro'
the ChIckasaw nation.
The committee of Elections made a
report, in part. recognizing the validity of
the election OF the following members re
turned to this house since the last year.
viz: Mcssrs James Carr, Benjamin A.
dams, Archibald S. Clarke, daniel Ave
ny, George Peter, Peter Little, Saulue!
Dickens, Charles Hooks, Thomas Fie.cb,
er, William Henry Harrison, William
Hendricks, Nathaniel Pope.
Mr.. Yaacey Of \. &. tram select
committee, reported a bill Of Nathaniel
w i'iNi'' " IiLu WIS l"lCG .fpll ant
committed aud was subs luentiy or
dered to be engrOssed FOR a thlrd read
ing,
NJ. Forsyth Of Geo. from the commit
tee appointed to lay before the president
the resolution requesting the president tc
lay before the house a statement Of the
proceedings CT the commissioner Of claims
reported tilat the committee bad perform
ed dat duty.
CORPS OF INVALIDS.
Mr.. Johnson of Ky. from the committee
.cn military affairs, reported bill for the
relief of the intirm, disabled and superan-
nuated officers and soldie OF the army Of
the United States Of the revolutionary
war, and the late war, ard Of militia dis
ab.cd in the late war. This bill contem-
plates the establishment Of Corps ella
yalids. The bill was twice read aid
committed.
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Richmond, Dec. IL.
Virginia sgisIature.

Yesterday, tie i;ouse RI Delegates re.
ceived variety OF reports and petitions
few of them Of any general impor
lance.
The committee reported the petition
from this city, for an inspector Of butter.
lard, etc. reasonable--A petition vas
presented from tie town Of Port ROYAL,
Caroline county, for the establishment O!
= b4nlI--~hiCh was referred to the com
mittee on that subject,
Mr.. Scott reported, that the joint CON.
mittee had waited on Col. Preston. the
Governor Elect, 70 inform bin of his E.
lection as appeared from TIE following
correspondence
Slr-N nave been appointed on the
part of the Senate ard House CT Dele
gates, to announce to you yoar election
10 the Office of Chief Magistrate Of this
Commonwealth.
In dischargipS this duty, it affords US
a high qualification TO communicate this
spontaneous Offering Of a coantry's graft
tude 70 citizen, who has given higher
value to his civic vrtues, By nab!y dis
tinguishing himscifin defepce Of the sol!
AID 'i1e rigi,s Of ms GENTRY.
This p'oot O., The confidence Of your
native St#ce Will we confidently hope, ]
yield you an additional solace fer your
mary ,acritices for the public good.
In your administration Of the govern i
ment. we anticipate many advantages
from your experience ard constant devG-
ti0n t. the best ana dearest interests o.
our ceRtmOn country.
Accept assurahce 0! our high personal
respect and esteem.
Gentlemen - Through YOU, the organ 81
the representatives Of the people, it 10 an
uouaced to me, that have been elected
TO the Chief MagIstracy OF the Common
wealth. In obedience TO that will. ad-
vance with dutifal aIacrity to that dis
t!nsuished post, out not without enter
timing tearf3i conviction that it vii.
not be maintained with an ability equal
~ tiiC ihuu' oClt oPl|t'H NEiSi a-SiSBCN
10 me, or with talents commensurate
with Its importance. feel that theI
spontaneous Offering OF a country's graft
tuLe. which has thus elevated the, must
often be my resort and shield from uLn-
territorial error.
The confidence of my country, and
the appreciation Of good men, are The
only rewards that | ever hoped or de-
sired to attain for my humble Efforts
To merit this, | have honestly endeavor-
ed to perform. my duty. | feel that which
YOU now offer, as an +" additional solace"
SO far surpasses my poor claims upon my
country, .hat | must acceptlt in anti
cipation, as sure guarantee to my pa
triotism, not only while have the honor
to preside in the administration, but thro'
my whole life.
l tender diligence, integrity and hdeli-
ty in lieu Of your favorable anticipationsI
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CONGRESS.

IN sENATE-Wed nesday, Dec. II.
MIR. Varuum presented 10 the Senate
the instructions of the state OF Massachu
sets to their Senators, to use their exer.
tons to procure repeal OF the compen-
sation law.
The motion of MIR. Barbour to amend
the constitution, was read a second time;
and committed to Messrs. Barbour, Ro-
berts, Daggett, sMason of N. Il. and
Brown,
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TO RENT,
FOR SALE.

A tract OF Land containing s57 acres,
more or less, lying on occoqaan Bay IN
the couaty Of Fairfax and state of Nirsi-
MIA, adjoining the lands of Robert |,
Thompson and William Mason. 1t is
presumed those DESTROYS OF purchasing
will view the land and for themselves
Judge Of it's peculiar advantages. One
third of the purchase mnney will be re-
CURED IN hand, the balance at II, g le
months, with deed Of trust to secure
the payments.
December IA.
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Public Sale.

On Monday the 10th December at | !
,'cloek, will be sold at auction, on the
,cemises, number of valuable building
md grass Lots, for the purpose OF clos
Jog all accounts against the estate OF
Charles Alexander, jun. deceased.
All claims not presented prior to the
above sale, will not be afterwards receiy-
ed.
Tie Executors.
Dec IS st
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On Tuesday next the 18th inst. will be
soM at the Vendue Store, corner OF
Prince and Water street,
One bale superEne French cloths
One do second English Go
One do flushntgs
Flannels
Mar.eilles
Ginghams
Cambria and leno muslias
Platillas
l Case sewing cotton etc.
ALSO
5qr, casks Sherry wine
5 crates queensware
so buxes soap
$50 baxes smoked herrings
95 boSes Havana segars
SO bb's picked coatisb &c.
z. G. NsastelIer.
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