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had prcced true prophel' My LCFu
Coningsby, who spoke after the bishop,
and always spoke in passion, desired the
house toremark, ''that one of the right re-
verend had set himselfIorth as prophet;
but, for his part, he did not know what
prophet to liken him 10, unless that furious
prophet Balaau., who was reproved by his
own ass" The bishop, in reply, with
great wit aad oalmness, exposed this rude
attack, concluding thus :-"s Stree the noble
lord hath discovered in our manners such a
similitude, am well content to be compa-
red to the prophet Balaam; but, my lords,
am at loss how to make out the other
part Of the parallel; am sure that have
been reproved BY nobody but bis lord
ship"
Cabbage versus Wine.-A French jour
nal observes, that the cabbage is sove-
reign remedy for curing intoxication from
wine, and that it has even the power Of
preventing 1t !; for we are informed, that
by eating certain quantity Of cabbage be-
fore dinner, we may drink as much wine
as we please, without experiencing any
Inconvenience. This property Of the cab
bage is mentioned by Aristotle and Theo-
phrastus, who are Of opinion that it FRO
ceeds from the antipathy which the vine
shows for a cabbage. If a cabbage be
planted near vine, the latter retires a
great distance, or dies. Hence it is con-
Guided, that the vine, owing to this aver
slson, allows itself 10 be overcome by the
cabbage, Be this as il may, the phenome-
non is indisputable, and the recipe, which
was declared to be effectual by the anci-
ent Egyptians, is now universally adopted
in Germany.
Butier.--The following is given as an
improved method Of preventing the bitter
taste which butt er has at this period OF the
year, from cattle feeding on turnips, cab
bages, leaves Of trees, &C.: Boil two
ounces of salt peter in quart of water,
and put two or more spoonfulls, according
70 the quantity oil milk, into full pail,
before milking !; if this is done constantly,
il will prevent the taste Of turnips, but it
will not be effected ifeven once neglected.
This has been proved by twenty years ex-
perience, and if it does not succeed, the
farmers may rest assured that the fault a
rises from The neglect Of the dairy maid"
We learn with pleasure from respect
able gentleman in Manchester, that where
ever gas has been introduced into manu-
factories, ne case of epidemic has yet ap-
peared and that inone particular instance
boy employed in cotton mill, exposed
to the dust Of ia bonfned room, became
very asthmatical, and being removed from
his situation, and appointed to light the
gas burners in the mill, he was very soon
restored to perfect health.
Leeds Iatelligencer.
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Alex'a. Common Council.
N,N>>N~<o~~o~>oe%<N~

AN ACT l
Making appropriations for the services of
the Corporation of Alexandra, for the
year Eighteen Hundred and Nineteen.
Sec. |. Be IL enacted By the common corn-
c,l Of alexandria, That the income Of the
corporate estate Of the town Of !Aleyandris.
and so much Of the tax directed to be rais-
ed, and all the money which may be reco-
vered from outstanding balances, and aris-.
ing from fines, forfeiiures and penalties, as
may be necessary, be, and the same is here
by appropriated TO the following purposes,
to wit: =
Forcontingent expenses salaries sc. S45OO
For the House of Industry, 400
For the support of the Lancasterian
School, coo
For regulating and surveying streets, $50
For Keeping the town clock in order, so
Fer the support Of the Poor House, 5000
For the expense of Night Watch. 5000
For the expense Of Lamps, Oil, &c. 1900
For keeping the Pumps in order. 500
For cleaning the streets, and remov-
Ing small nuisances, $50
For the lnterment Of Paupers. rs
For Interest on the Public Debt, 5000
For incidental Expenses, GOO
For the local Expenses Of the First
. Ward, 700
For ditto Of the Second Ward, 400
For ditto Of the Third Ward, 500
, For ditto OF the Fourth Ward 500
And, in addition to the above, the treasu-
rer is hereby authorised 70 charge interes.
on the debts Of the respective Yards, TO the
tcredit Of the general fund.
! SEC. 2. .qnd BE-. further enacted, That
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 81, 1879.
From Poalsoa's y4merican Daily .adUcrtise
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

s---S-.->--..-.-.sss.fs
From Poulson's .americun Daily advertiser
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
We are indebted to a respectable Friend
for the loan of several numbers of "Ihs
/, QUANTITIES. and Gollouay Courier, one of
the best conducted papers published in
, Scotland, from which we have selected the
following Miscellaneous Articles
e SUICIDE, COMMITTED By BRUTE ANIMAL.
To the Editor Of tie DunJriss and Galloway
Courier.
~ SRA few days ago, when taking a
. ride, before dinner, round the lawn, in
2 front Of the house at Friars Carse, in COM
pany with another gentleman, We perceiv-
ed sheep on the opposite side of the river
NTH, belonging to the flock of respecta-
bic farmer on the estate Of Dalswinton, Sc
parate from the rest of its companions, and
in seeming perfect health, boldly advance
toward. the banks Of the river. II then
dashed into the water, and having proceed
ed nearly to its depth, without swimming,
i! immediately put its head under water,
leaving its back only visible while in the ACT
of drowning. While writing in the ago
MES of death (Which were'visible to each
of Ms from the convulsive motions in its
back, which remained during the whole
period above water) we expected every
moment to see it raise its head, but no! =
Bent ON self destruction, if kept It's head
firmly under water, until the convuisive
throbs became less apparent, and until life
wa. totally extinguished. Now, sir, should
be happy to know what name any person
would afix to the oct of this animal. Many
know, will be ready enough TO inform me
that there are some diseases peculiar to
sheep which induce them mechanically to
run into water. On this observation | shall
enly remark, that from the most accurate
information received from the proprietor OF
the sheep in question, he had been among
his aock only abou. an hour before the ac-
ciden, happened, and that allot them ap-
. peared in the most perfect health What
disease, pray, is it, which induces too ma
NY human beings OF both sexes to dash into
the Serpen,ine river, as well as other RI
ssrers, and there remain until the vital spark
is extinguishsd? Ii has unfortunately fallen
40 my lot TO see scene of this, kind, but
Twill venture to say, that no person ever
saw suicide more deliberately or more de-
terminedly committed by any human being
than il was by this brute ANIMAL am Sir,
your mos, obedient servant,
! I'm Observer Of lotions.
e3i Jan. 1919.
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c.nrIoN To sMEARERs.


the other coal-porter, in company at a
pubic house, engaged, for a pot Of beer, TO
try which could swear the most diabolical
t6a,hs wheu Gowleit, after using the most
abo.n,na5le expressions for short tine,
became exhausted, ana could not utter a
syllable, and has remained SPECIFICS ever
sine, living example TO these who take
Gods name in vain. .Norv'ieh Pepper.
q remarkable fact occurred in the park
, Of Lord Grantley at Nonersh, near Guild
ford, short time since. A fawn drinking,
WAS suddenly pouhced upon by one OF the
swans, which pulled the animal into The
water, and held ii under until quite drown
ed. This was observed by the other deer,
in the park, and did not long go uneven
ged; for shortly after, this very swan, (which
had hitherto never been rolested BY the
deer, was singled out when on land, and
fuIiossly attacked by herd, which sur
rounded and presently killed the offender.
ts1 Times.
4 mitumus was lastweek signed to COM
mil TO Stuihwell prison, John Gobbitas,
Jate of Laxtoa, huckster, for stealing fowls.
The delinquent having enc hand clfed,
with the appendage Of leg chain, was de-
hvered to deputy constable for safe con
veyance to the above mentioned place !;
however, John, with grea, adroi;ness, con-
triyed to mingle with his discourse such a
proportionate quantity Of gin, &c. SO as to
oyes.op the brighter faculties OF his keeper.
Arrived at Southwell, by well-feigned pre-
fences persuaded him TO alight at pubic
house, when, under the pretext OF warming
themselves he made poor Mr.. Deputy SO
miserably drunk, that he picked his pocket
of the key Of his manacles, set himself at IL
berry, and absolutely trammelled his sleep
Ing guardian with the same, and got clear
off! L.irco!n Paper.
&c Hi
MISUNDERSTANDING, bishop Of Koches-
ter, when certain Bill was brought into
the House o: Lords said, among other
things, Shat lie prcphesied last winter
this Fill would be attempted inthe presen
Session; and he was sorry 10 fnd tia, he
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whole Of the quarrel was upder The dircc-
ton of the government. TWAS none Of
their way TO be killed in hugser-mugger,
and secretly steal Ia stabbing as we do now.
If, without this lawful permission, any per-
son fell in quarrel, the survivors suffered
the punishment appointed for murder.-
And though the practice was sanctioned
by law, the church severely censured it.
VIRGINIA CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS
In Shenandoah County, Jared Hillioms
received 533 votes, and John Smith 80 !;
giving to the former, in the Whole district,
n majority OF 458 votes. He is therefore
elected.
In Prince Georges County, DR.. Jones
had l52 votes, and Gen. Pegrum So. In
Greenville County, the former received IS
votes; the latter l05 In the town of Pc
tersburg ,'the former 81; thelatter 50 votes.
Present majority for Jones s73 votes. The
county Of Dinwidddie is yet to be heard
from, and will give majority for Pegram,
but whether sufficient to oyerbalance the
present majority for Jones, is not yet
known. [.Natioaal Mteliigsncer.
.Martinsburs .4pr,l, Is.
ELECTION.
The following is the result of the Elec.
ton held in this Town on Monday last. for
Member of Congress, Senate, and Mem
bers of the House ofDelegates
CONGRESS.
T.V. Swearipgen. Esq. 229
Eaward Colston, Esq. 1913
James Machir, Esq. 9l4
w. Throckmorton, Esq. 1913
DELEGATES.
Joel Ward, Esq. and John Portenfeld,
Esq. were elected, without opposition.
Georgetown, Aprtl I9.
We understand that Way and Scott, the
persons who robbed Mr.. Fitzhugh's store
and Mr.. Shekeis' tavern, and who made
their escape from the prison of Washing
ton. a short time since, have been taken in
Norfolk, under assumed names; and arriv-
ed in the city on Saturday, in the Steam
Boat. Messenger.
From the Baltimore Fed. Gazette, .4pril ID.
VALUABLE INVENTION.
Mr.. Adam Stewart of this city has invent
ed machine for making bricks, which rem
ders unnecessary the tedious process of pre-
pairing the clay by we:ting and making it
into the consistency Of mortar, moulding
and drying. This machine may be SO con-
structed as to make about two thousand
bricks per hour, ready TO be put immediate
ly into the kiln, much neatcr and more COM
pactly formed than is practicable in the
common mode and it is believed that not
more than single morse power will be re-
quisite to produce this effect.
As description would give but an i'm
perfect idea of this ingenious and useful
MODEL OF the machine will be
exhibited at the Merchants Coffee House
tomorrow from ten till twelve o'clock in
the forenoon, aud from three till five in the
afternoon, and during the same hours on
several successive days; where the citizens
are respectfully invited to see the machine
in operation.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06
J@eph Whitmey's WiN.
ArCanum lncturc.
The 1nlctura, ,puinpure0 toIio asper0. Of DIR
Withering. or The consunptiUe
+

NOTICE is herebv given to the heirs of the go
- sate of JOSEPH WHITNEY Iare of Gorhsm.
in he county of Cumberland, Yeoman, deceased,
and all cihers concerned-That Edward Phiuney,
ha. pcesented TO me the subscriber, Judge OF the
Court of Probate, within and for said county an
instrument rsorting 20 be the ia't VII ana ties
lament OF said deceased, aud thaf the thtfd ihufs
day CT May Iext, at ten O'Clock III the 'o'enooh'
I. sss,gned 10 lake the Probate thereof, at Pro-
hate our, then 60 be held at the house of Daniel
Hunt in said Gorham, when aud where they may
be present and shew cause, if any they have, why
/ same .hould not be proved, approved and al
lcw ed az the iast will and testament ot'aid de-
ceased Given under my hand a, Portland, hrs
twenty fourth day of March in the year OF cur
Lord eighteen hundred and ninteen
SAM. FREEMAN
A true copy att.
HoRATIo SouraGATE Regr.,
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06
HCRATIO soUTHGATE. REGISTER.

AT Court of Probate holden at the Probate
a Office rn Portland, within and for the Coun-
ty of Cumberland, on The fourth Wednelday of
March 10 the year of our Lord eighteen husdred
and nineteen On the petition of Rebecca Cbsnerv
adniuiffratrix of the e9ate of JOSEPH C1ENERY.
late Of Weltbrcok 10 iaid county, yeoman- deeesf
ed reprefen,ing that the perfonai eQate of faiS de
ceafed 10 not iufficent TO pay the JUN debts which
he owed at the time of his death by the fun Of TWO
thoufand and thirty three dollars aud eighty csnss,
and praying for iicenfe fei! and convey 70
much of the real enate Of faid decealed may be
necsfary f5r the payment Of faid debts and iDc
dental charges-OspxRKD,! ,!h2t the gssiticner give
notice thereof to the heirs Of laid decealsd and to
all perfens in,erefied 10 fsid efiate by csuhng
cory of this order to be puhlifhed 10 the Portland
Gazette, printed 10 Portland, in iaid county three
weeks fucceflively that they may appear AZ pro
bate court 10 be held The probate office IN Port
land aforefaid on The fourth Wednesday, Of april
next. at leo O'Clock ia hs forenoon. and fhew
caufe, if any they have, why the prayer of faid
petition ihouid NOT be granted.
SAM FREEMAN, Jaqgt Of Joi5 G0Srt
a true copy-Attsh.
HORATIO sOUTHGATE, Regiiser
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06

NOTICE ia hereby given TO he heirs and credi
~ tors of the estate of ELIJAH ELOER, late CT
Portland, in the county Of Cumberland, Merchant
deesased and all others cencernsd-That EssauoT
Elder, admn,tratrix of tsid estate has ezhibitei 10
me The subscriber. Judge Of the Court OF Probate
within and for said county her second account OF
adrninistr aticn of laid estate and that the same
will be consideTed At z Probate Court 20 be he'd
a. the Probate office in rtlafd in said County
on the second Wednesdsy May DeHt at ten
o'clock in the 70, enoon, when and where they may
be present 4 shew cause if any hey have, why he
same should not be allow Given under my
hand al Portland this swepty fourth day ct
March in the year of our Lord eigh'een huodfed
and nineteen. SAM. FREEMAN.
A true copy aht,
HoRATro SooIHoATE Regr
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06
JaCOB MOVES
THoAlA, FoRsATH.S
Eha6 Lafham's s Estate.

AIOTICEis hereby given 10 the heirs and cred
itors Of the e,ta.e Of tLIAB LATHAM, late
of GRAY Ia he county Of Cumberland Bisckamih.
deceased aud all Others concerr ed That BeJy
Latham Ad5einistratrix os said estate has eEhioir
ed 20 me ine subscriber Jadge 0f the Court OF
Probate, within and for said ecunty her seeoa6
account of admnisf ration Of said esiate and ghat
the ,ame will be considered az frob2is Eours a.
he held n tire proha'c flee % Porgand IN said
Counsy on the fourth Wsdgesdsy Of Apri' us1s a.
ten o'eIock IN the forenoon whs& and ssheve sbsV
msy be pretens and sheW eau.e IL auy they have.
why the same chou q nof Re allowed CIV us-
der my hand Portland ih,s twsnfY foul G>y
of March IN be year of tur ord eehtrsa LOO.
dsed and hineleea- SAM kRkEMAA.
true Copy, Anf.T
EOkATso sograa vE, RsgEs
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06

A ! Coust Of Probate holden at Portl aud
n within and for the county of Cumberland, on
the fourth Wednesday of March, in the year ofaur
Lord eighteen hundred and nineteen--On the PEE
tition OF David Kincaid Executor Of the last will
and tesla lament of PATRICK KINCAID, late
Of Brunswick, in said county, ye0man, deCea sed,
representing that the personal estate OF said de-
ceased is not sufficient TO pay the just debts which
he owed at the time of his death by the sum Of two
hundred and fifty nine dollars aud sixty TO ur cents,
and praying for license to sell and convey 20
much of the real estate Of said deceased as may be
necessary for the payment of said debts and incl
dental charges---ORDERED, That the peiiioner
give notice thereof TO the heirs Of said deceased
and all persons interested in aid estate, by
ing a copy of this order TO be published in the
Portland Gazette, printed in Portland. in said
county, three weeks successfully, that they may
appear at Probate Court to be held at Brnns-
wick in said county on the first Thursday Of June
next, at nine o'clock in The forenoon, and shew
cause, if any they have, why the prayer OF said Pc
titon should not be granted.
SAM. FREEMAN, Judge Of said Court
A true copy--Attest.
HGRATIO SOUTHGAT Register.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06
Jonathdn UleLh'S kstnie.

s hereby given TO the heirs and cred
&dspOi the estate Of JONATHAN WEBB
lan,. s''ofook in the county of Cumber aud
II Is. Is, 1eesa'ed, aud all ot6ers concernsd--
i aus Webb, Administra,or of,she estate of
Nj, : : has eshibised to me the subscriber
'as Court Of Probate, within and for
|<4d 2 ms fourth account Of administration
and that the same vii. be coDsid
d. 'ooate Court to be held at the Pre- bate
tsa..a.'~s ~'land IN said County on the fourth
*ssos y april next at ten O'Clock 10 the
IL. ], ~nen aud where they may be present
aea a, ',ase, = 'fany they have, why the same
va A.. sa0sf my hand at Portland, this tweniy
Sstssly o. March in The year OF GU Loid
anndred and nineteen.
'as Copy, SAM FREEMAN
@"s's HoRA1io sourHeArs, Regr
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06
Just eceived aud for safe at the
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
BY ISAIAH THOMAS,

ArCanum Ilncture.
The Tmctura, ,puinpureo foIio aspsr0. Of DIR
Withering. or The consunbtiUe
patients mfaHlbte re5tordtlDe.
grhe laveufer of this eff scous and Inv4lu able
composision, is fully sensible under what dis-
advantages he fers TO the public ate!y discov
cred medicine. Prom the multitude Of medical
compounds, with descriptions ofwAlch the papers
in every part of the continent abound, he is aware
THAI til hspsy * repeated experience ptoves the
effect of his medicine his composition will be cIss
sed by maoy amoag the nostonms of quackery.
But assured Of The virtues of this Tinctufe he
| comes toward with consciousness Of deserving
aud confidence Of receiving after falr trial Of
its properties 10 made ali the encouragement
which it merits. Il was a motive Ut humanity
which first prompted the dscoverer 70 try ia
powers rather than prospect OF ITS being uera
tive and from repeated trials which have been
made with it on consumptive patients it aas gen
esaIiy proved successful and uniformly ai'evstng
and h7. exceeded the expectations of the most San
guine.
The conposition has been pronounced IN Great
Britain oy the itla medical characters Ia the king
dom the only infahbe cure or relief IN pulmons-
ry complaints. Patients who have been in what
is called the aif ftsge OF coutumPnon, by the
uie of lew phiais OF he medicine nave oeen ret
tored 20 prifine hea th aod vigour. To those
who have tried every medicine 10 vain and who
have been at one moment fattered with return
nag health and again been disappointed at the
neat trial of ts virtue 10 esrnefty recommend
ed The prepara ION is p rfectiy innocent even
on the contributions of nfanis, but il muh be ta-
ken agreeaby TO the directions which accompany
each phiai.
To thoie who are affected with any dilorder
Of the lungs, the uie of it never fails TO give re-
lief To those who have a confirmed Phthsic as
well az 10 thofe who have only its inciPient fymP
,ons the ufe oil his medicine will give Immediate
and aiing relief. II 10 likew le The iureit and
moil eiFectual remedy in Ansiarca or dropiy and
al other peculiar affections.
Portland, Jaa ~
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06
NOIICE.

|A,l.,L 4 hereby given to holders of Bill OF
h.sa ~ sasIoNILAND BANK shat the time al
ka'.i =" tor cledng 'he .oneerns of that in
ns,.' VIII expire on the sever y day of Febru
u. !. ~ which time fnal dividend mufi be
IL ,ug 'he itockhoIcers sud 20 bills Gao &c
n = ma period. All holders of bills here
ns,o ~ park, are seqnelted TO preient them
i 'l aa' day for payment a, the Bank of Port
ocofporatsc where pr3vIfon is made
i MI exemption. A6v r. POTTER.
20 1919 Agsaf fsy fbs Porflaag Bssk
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06
TO BE SOLD,

IN the town of Durham, about one third of =
L mile from the new apd elegant Bridge at the
South Welt Bend haodfome and convenient two
Aorv DWELLING HOUSE, together with one
acre os excellent Land
Said Houte and Land will be sold at Public Auc
ton on Tuefday the 18th day Of May nest. not
previously dilpofed of.
For terms apply TO MEsHACK PURINToN
Of Wiudham, or DAVID c BARKER, of sedg
wick, in the couaiy Of Hancock.
February IS. tlSwl
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06

EYnIS is 20 forbid all persons against purchasing
4 these six notes of hand, which gave TO Moan
Pike, Of OusGeid, dated the twenty seventh day q
AUGUST 1917, in The following words Of nearly
:. For value received promise 10 pay Noah Pike,
~ order rs dollars in one wear. so yearly with
nterest, ,reyer hay ing eceiyed any considefa-
fUp therefor, MS
Witness thereof, DAVID = LORD.
fAoCR CANON. mark
Wu,,An FLooD. March q, 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06
- ------ ---l--7-----
NOTICE..

TINE subscribers having been appointed by the
IL Hon. Jeremiah Bailey, Esq. Judge Of Pro
bate &c. for the county of Lincoln, TO receive ard
examine the claims of the creditors to the estate
otGEORGE BOW6E late Of Putnam 10 said
county, yeoman deceased represented insoIvent,
hereby give notice, that six months are allowed 70
SAID creditors for bringing in and proving their
debts, and (hat they will attend that service at
he dwelling house of William Wit, in Putnam,
on the third Monday # March April aud June
next, from ten O'Clock N. to three O'Clock p M.
on each of said DAYS.
WILLIAM WITT, } Commis-
JpHN McDOWALL { sloners
Pit. m, In
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06

ETchange- -5lTeet--F FoFhaHd,
HAvx FoR SALE An EXTENSIVE AssoRTMRNT oE
SeaSOnGbLe Goods,

DttLSOIttLULE OOONSs
TUST RECEIVED, consisting OF blue. black.
cd olive, brown, drsb mix'd 4 bottle BROAD
CLOTHS, coarse, miadlipg and fine
Black, blue, brown, mix'd u drab CAsSIMERES
Extra superfue West Of Eng land Cloths and Gas
simeres
Extra superfne French Cloths, blacks and blues,
of superior fabric
Hunters Cloths, fashionable colours
An elegant assortment OF fashionable Vestings
Blue, brown, olive and bronze green Pelise Cloths
Printed Salisbury FIannes
Bazes and Swauskius
White, red, green, yellow and black Fiannels,
some Ga and 8-4
Plains, kerseys, Coatiugs and sefgts
Tarton aud Scotch paijs
Rich Lhintz and Plate Fnruitures
priaied lallieoes eni Catnbrics, gFeaE variety,
suDIe very elegant
White, black and coto0red Cambrcs
albrc aud common Dimoties
Boot. leno muil, jaconc9 and fancy Mnslins
Imitation Lawns aud MilIinets
IA and 6-I Cambrics and Cambria M1sIins
Ia and Ga iiinghams- Steam Loom shirtings and
Nheetipgs
T9 and IA Lineas and Lawns
Brown and black Linens and BuckTams
SHAWLs, Imitation, demask, printed merino,
Grape, and great variety Of Cashmere, all
Sizes COiouFs, qualities anu prices
Levanties an! Fiouaces
sarsnetts and 5ynchaws Tsleta and Garniture
RIBBONS
Elegant figured and plain Eankin aad Canton
Grapes
Silk Veiyeis and Velvet Bindings
Extra quality ot GiIt, cost and vest Buttons.
DO 70 si.k-twist Buttons
silk Uabrellas-Liuea Cambrcs end Hhdkfs
Best quality Bandauna aRd Flag Hhdkfs
DO black and cross taadanna Canton Hhikfs
Italian and Cantan sewing siiks--5ilk Twist
Black anG Colout'd Silk Brads
Boinbazeens and twiil'd Bombazetts
Eng!iSh and Russia Diapers
Geutiemens Cravats, with w.ite borders
1 case q. meas, womeu's and chillsen's HOSE,
al sizes and qualities
1 do do do GLOVES DO DO
! 90 meas Guernsey Frocks 4 Draws 10 Do
| bdle Rose Blankets, DO DO
8 bates Bomhazetts--l bale Nildbore5
DO unbleach'L Faetyry Cottons 81 ana 7-3
4 large assortment sattinstis ant Beducks
Oelober 27