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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-01

or aHuni> land to oh soldiers Who e.,hsied In
the late var with Great Britain, and who pro
cured substitutes, in proportion 10 the tiine oil
service performed by iheni aud then substi-
tuteS respectively and also all others who
enlisted and remained in service duimg the
war and we're regularly DISCHARGED not alrea.
dN provided tor IN law
On ;o1ii01 0f Mr. PiHd,tH il was
ReS0lred, That tEe Secretary Ut State l'c re-
qucsted 10 lay before thIS House list OF thS
newspapers IN which the laws, resolutions,
anu orders OF Congress ate published and Ia W.
been punished duilug the sessions OF the 18th
aud 10Th Congresses, designating the stale,
dIStfiet, OF territory in watch each newspaper
was published, with an estimate OF the eA-
pcnSe at >uch publication
On mit on OF MIR. Ph,ips il was
RcSnicCd, That tie Secretary OF the Treasury
To- Instructed to INFORM This House when the
accounts OF the Posl Office Department were
last audited, ani the amount OF the balance,
" ANY, lheu due also Il statement at the quar-
iti'y amount of receipts and expenditures of
thai department, trOm the first apponimept
OF the present POstmdster-Cieutra!,t To the LIST
day at December, 1919 inclusive.
q" motion OF Mr. Nelson OF Virginia the re
post q: the committee ot Claims uniayorahle
I" tue petition oi Joseph Wheaton, was ietei-
'rd to the Attorney General, for his opinion
thereon.
MISSOURI ELL.
Inc House then a. ain went into committee
on thI' subject, Mr.. Baificih in The chur
hr. Holmes OF NIasSdchuSeltS. resumed the
floor, and occupied about two hours IN con
cinGlns the argument which he commenced
yesterday, against the proposed restriction.
Mr.: Sayth, ot Virginia, followed on the same
sac. bnl had not proceeded tar in his argu-
n'n', when he gave way for "a motion tor the
com,n,ttee In rise.
The committee rose accordingly, and obtain
Ell lcaEe TO SIT again and
The House adjourned To Monday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-01
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

washington, Jan. 20, 1870.
Cotonei King las been found enilfu of the
charge prJe,red against him for issaing. tie
order to shoot deserterSm Florida. He ,Uds
also Jound guilty Of other charges, and has
been sentenced By tie court nartiatto be
suspended from has pay aMd command for Tie
pe'1od Of tue gears The sentence has been
transmitted by general Jackson to the presi-
dent. IL as not knOun uAethe, IL has been net
confirmed. my Eve Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-01

1T may be rel to call the attention of ou,
readers 10 ne fact, uhich they may haze
vertooked im the daiiy notice ofCongress,onai
proceedings that tie Resoiution proposing
a" amendment Of tie Constitution so as TO
esta6itSh an uniformity IN tie mode of elect
ing Coy DfSi'icts) Representatives. 10 Con-
SreSs and Presidential Electors, has passed
The Senate, by The requisite rote oftmo fEirds
~ the members present. and as noe be}orcthc
hf""Ss f Representatives. We hope IL Wui
also pass that 6ody, and be submitted to he
States. Sereratof tie States hare aireaoy ca
pressed their opinions deciSicciy an facor of
tac measure ond, ne are Sanguine ia The
tehCf, that. If 1t passes the House of Repre-
senfai'oeS, H wiH receive the sanction Of at
feast t~o MirdS Of tie States. NAT Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-01

City yards distant aud ore hnndf. 4 aud fifty
feet below ms, flows into the Fott in abundant
qnamtitN Tor every purpo>e-the labor Is COM
paratiVeil nvthinc.
Lieut. Cuiis, projected, proposed, and
constructed the plan, which has been compile
ted IN all It's parts, with trisin. expense TO
government, aud decidedly superior 10 any
Invention OF The kindas regards utility, eco.
nomy aud preservation. Tie simplicity and
Importance at This machine, can only be Justly
appreciated 10y those who are acquainted with
the ahor that a saves, and the security il at
ford, the garrison in eases OF accident BY fire
Milling reservoir, capable of containing mp
wards OF OneihouSand gallons, in short space
OF time"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26


TIE subscribers respectfully informs their
friends and The pubic ia general, that they
have added 20 their establishment, complete SET
OF new Cards, sui able for csruiuy Of Meino woaI,
IN the best manner, which together with their for.
mrr machinery make their establishment complete.
Wool OF all grades carded into rolls at he low.
est terms They wish 10 receive wool for manu-.
Featuring on shares or contract, ss may best suit
their employers They conliaue TO carry on their
Clothing business, in all its various brsneles. Ev-
cry attention will lie paid TO the colorng Of Grapes,
Bombszeties, Sinks, &c. The following persons
viii receive and forward any tic!es intended for
the Union Factory
GEo0GE LiwTON, Tverfone
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brgsioi Ferry.
EDW 3RD STANHOPE, ard
w WATSON. keWbcrs
The subscribers, return their sincere thanks 10
Their old customers and solicit the continuance of
their tsvours. JOHN BNBtOCK
MOSES LAYTON.
Port srrrth yure 2 800
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26

A CONSTANi 81 supply of hshiona-
4 y bic straw nONKRTs. iar ssle by
t JENNET DRUMMOND.
Newpors, April S, 1s20
HATS AND SCHOOL BOOKS.


TEN boxes Mer's. Youths and Chill.
y csep's HATS. Aanasoms and chem. iust re.
crlsed NOM New yprk aud tor sac AZ
s u. WANIGN's Book x Hat Storr.
80 .1mosg hem arc -
Ws1lsow's ceiesra,ed insfosiss beavers and
Mens sats and black Hats. wi,L wide brine a,
she low price Of SIS each.
Tweedy Beprdic,s ieaisatioa besv.rs--frst
quality mems real supe lfnt ditto
Whitc Brothers & Go smifatscn beavers - W ter
p'oof dlto msde entirely ~ Fur. Gyhi aud hand
come --tlso best No I, ti.<s.
Chi'drens white and black Be.vsr. and red Mo.
rocco Hats rs
FOR sale GO a6cve,
80 Rcs'fs writing paper. Cap No I, 2& 8. at one
ooHsr Per Keen less thsn the usual price
Letter paper and sts,ions,, OF VERY az t.crip,ion
School Books of every. Kind in use as Aiden's
and Webter's iss, Cd Sd vols &-(upmiurs.
Morse ard Go'dsmi,h's Biographies - Ari,bme,ics
--s'I ammsrs, Dictionaries, Tes,aments. &c --ses.
vncn's Nd RANK Bouks
PSter Hdng7ngs and Rorde,sA
Fce Rooms and Window Curtains, selling on at
very reduced prices
or fhose perSons who are Indebted 10 q WAN.
TON. and the more especially those whose Accounts
have hsee VI 'o"g standing are earnestly requested
10 eau ann mbke pavr ent, ss otherwise their Ac
counts VII be pu' 10 sun in the course Of 10 davs
Newport. Nay W 1890
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26
FOR SALE OR TO LET,

THE pleasantly situated House. in
y Fiowsrdstrect, now occurred BY Mr. youp
den and some fruit trees double Dwelling.
House. in Mili-strset. NoH, and 3 A large Two.
story Dwelling House on she Point. with shop,
now occupied b. Mrs MARTHA sxsrH
One ninth OF the Dack Factory 4 appertenances.
The congdon Place lat portsmouth, n. I nov
occupied by Mr. NICHOLS HAxsAap
.siso "A new Store in Fs'. River. (ssss.) suits-
b'e FOR the Dry Goods & Grocery business. Terms
reasonable apply to the subscriber, No S. Market
square. whc keeps as usual good assortment Of
Groceries and hardware Who'll, sale and retail.
HENRY MOORE.
Newport. June z. 1890 (f)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26
NOTICE.

A IL Persons having any demsnds against the
N e.ta,e Of GIDEON RICHMOND. late Of New
port, yeoman, deceased. are requested to psesent
Them 10 the subscriber who is appointed Executor
60 s.id Estate, and hath given bonds therefor. az
al. law directs. And all persons Indebted 90 said
Ts,stc are required TO mste wv mediate payment
20 BENJAMIN TAYLOR. Executor.
Newport. June 5th. 1870.
Nh Mr. wrLLtAs Lows has been appointed
nv .gen, for the purpose of receiving sli claims
sys,nst said estate. BLNJAMi TAYLOR.
Newport, June 7. 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26
TABLE BEEK.'

JoHN o LYON having been appointed Agent Of
j the Providence Bravery. for this town, will
keep constantly on hand, supply of stropg and
T able BEER, in whole and half barrels GT Gro
GERS and families supplied on the sane terms, - ss
the Brewery
Gardnes's wharf Dec I, 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26
Nesy Summer Goods.
JOHN B. NEWTON,

1T No. io4, THAsss S9RsE@.
HAS just received and is now open
4 Il ing y handsome assortment of Seasonsbie
Coos, Of the latest impor, and are offered
for sale st unusual low prices --Purchasers re.
specially invited 10 call. and see for themselves
.5nony Them are -
Superior black snd coloure6 Canton GRAPES.
Superior Nsnkin Grape Dresses, fgur'd and bor-
dcsea --saE----@-
Grape and black silk shsw's. rlain and coior'd
ditto.
Imitation Merino shawis and Handkerchiefs. I.
Fancy elk Handkerchefs
700 yards, wide and narrow 0arniture Ribbons.
from 10 cents 10 Is per yard.
Black and color'd Bombszetts.
Black Italian Grape.
Elegant vide Bombazeen
Black Lustrings for $50, white elk Lace.
Brosdcioths and Csssimeres
Whne Russia sheetng for pantaloons.
Black twiiled Bouibszetts
A large assortment OF Cslicoes.
With great variety Of other articles too nuner.
Gus mention
Newport, June IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26
Aarasuare, CuilsIy, Sllp.L .LAaadlety, &c.
WM. H. RArHBONE,
Offers for sole at his Store. head oj
Packer Uha.E

OFers tor S0ae al hiS Store head Of
Packer UhavE
% JADKANTS, douese and single
observation. Brass and Wood COMPRISES /,
6py Classes Gases Of Mathematical Instruments; /;
parAfel rules, Scales and Divders Naviga'ors and
Coast Pilots; Charts patent half-bgsr Glasses; |;
Log glasses Bunting and ships cosours; qu,l's.
writing, letter and log paper ink powder. cordsge
o. all sizes twine house, cabin. psini and scrab
bsu shes; brooms; Cabin mops. log reefs snd chifs ;
deep and hand iesds band pumps, serving
miilets; blocks and hanks jspan lamps and feed
ers. horn snd tin antorns knives and forks hin.
6es Of all kinds screws; brass and iron istches /;
locks, coffse mills, jack aid pen knives. spoons,
Cooks ladies aad orIDentors; axes, hstche's ham,
yners, japan and tin rumpets. chses, augnrs. files,
esws, hsrpoons and grams, FISH hooks, sail need les
ana palms, leather. sheathing paper caukirg irons
and mailets; marlin spikes; iron shoves, ships
srcapers, gimblets pump and clspper nails. slstes
snd pencils, spanish brown, red lead tia, iron and
stone ware, patent deck lights; brass pump boxes;
wrought aud cut nails brsds and tacks Of all sizes;
tile, que. chalk brims one. Ismpblsck, oars Shand
spikes, Tar. Pitch. Tnrpentine and Rosin oakum;
with full assortment Of every article usually call.
cd for in a Hardware and Ship Chandlery store.
or Persons wishing Qiadrants and Compasses
repaired, leave them al the above store, where
they will be attended to.
Newport June IA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26

SALT-afo1f
FOR sALE--iS00 bushels Liverpool SALT, In
/ lots to suit purchasers apply TO,
June . RO8ERr CARTER
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26
HARDWARE.
ANTHONY v. TAYLOR,
AZ. tsG 2Ins~-. .sx.eI

w. eCOs s1u""esss'ee'' =
INFORMS his friends and customers,
Il ,bai he has for sale, HARDWARE. CUTt cry.
& comprising extensive and complete Assert
rpen' Of such articles are usually kept for sale IN
q Hardware store --Anong them are HAS ket-
ties and other brass ware Knives and Fo,ks, Of
different prices locks, hinges and screws; brass
AID c,her door Istcbes files and rasps, rsxors
homes cofSse mills gun locke; warranted whale.
bone sioev mounted chase Whips foor Brushes
of the frs, quality shoe and clothes ditto; bouse
carpenters broad cast steel Axes Psssmore's
scy,hes, hoes and sickles Iron hollow Ware, &c
together with handsome assortment OF selected
NAILS The above articles viii be sold 10 Iow IS
can be purchased In this town or state
For sae-s second hand ChAise. with plated Hsr-
pess, low, for cash, apply ss above.
Newport, June %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-29
SINGULAR ESCAPE!

A Vermont paper gives the particulars OF
the escape of Elijah Kazar, convicted tor
stealing watches, and other property, from
jail at Newfane, on the night of the 9th INST.
This adroit thief, to effect his purpose, put
in requisition for that purpose pewter dish,
from which be had been accustomed to take
his food, melted, and metaInorPhosed II into
key, by which he effected Jail delivery
without legal process, and contrary to the
law of the land He was pursued, and al
ter sundry hair-breadth escapes, and moving
accidents by food and field, was taken and
reeonducted to his former abode.
I.Nea York Commercial .4dO.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-29
Wiadsor, (Yermont,) April IL
SINGULAR ACCIDENT.


4 The following singular accident happened
a few days since at Lyman's mandatory,
in Hartford, Ms. Mr.. Albert Smith, young
man from Bilercia, Ms. about II years OF
age, was employed in repairing one of the
bands belonging to the machinery, having 1t
over his left arm and loose on the drum, IN
fortunately it became entangled with another
band encrcling the drum which carries the
whole machinery. and was then in opera
ton; he was instantly carried with great
force to the top Of the drum, which is within
seven inches of the floor above, when the
whole machinery was stopped instantaneous
Iy, together with the drum, which turned
with a velocity of 70 times minute; the
buckets of the wheels, however, immediate
ly filling, lined power sufficient and drew
the left arm of the unfortunate young man
from its socket, and entirely separated it
from his body--stter which he was carried
several times round the drum before he
could be relieved from his perilous situa-
ton. The arm was taken off without the
least fracture of the bone at the shoulder, q
we understand there is aattering prospect
of his recovery.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-29
Gsorgstowm, (Del.) .apra 10.


This day the awful sentence of the law
was executed on William Piper,s ior matri-
eide. Early in the day crowd was col
lected at the prison, and another at the gal
lows. AT twelve O'Clock the tolhng of the
bell at the court house, announced the arri-
rival OF the time when the prisoner was about
to bid adieu 10 earthly things. The bell
tolled 10 minutes, when the sheriff entered
the Jail with the rope; 25 minutes past L.,
the criminal appeared, and was assisted in.
to the cart, and standing up with a horrible
frighted countenance, he uttered the broken
sentence, Oh, all these people % rhe
cart morse was led off by the deputy sheriff,
the guard forming around the cart and march
ing with charged bayonets at 32 minutes
past i2, the criminal had halted under the
pole on which he was soon TO be suspended.
The Rev. John Rogers addressed the peo-
pie, and warned them against drunkenness !;
the crime, he said, that caused-the criminal
TO do the act that had brought him 10 the gall
lows. The throne OF grace was then ad-
dressed, in very appropriate prayer by
Mr.. Hudson after which the criminal spoke
few minutes to the congregation, declar-
ing knowledge Of bis sins pardoned. The
sheriff drew the cap over his office, and fas-
teniDg the rvpe to the hook in the pole; at
l3 minutes past !, the cart was moved off,
and the criminal left hanging A horrid con-
sequence OF drunkenness
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-29
Harrisburg, april %.

Harrisburg, .apr'l @.
{ The noted Lewis, who has been so long
distinguished for breaking the Bedford
I'LL, was yesterday safely lodged in the prI-
son Of Carlisle lie was secured in attempt
ing to rob Mr.. Bashore, in Cumberland
county, few miles from this borough, IN
company with the supposed Connolly, who
made his escape in the scufhe.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-29
New- York, April "a.
WHALES.

For the last ten days, large shoals OF Sper,
maceti Whales have been seen near the Long
Island coast and in the neighborhood of San
dy Hook. On Wednesday last, large
Sperm Whale grounded near the point of
Sandy Hook. One Of the pilot boats is pre-
pairing TO start on cruise, equipped for
catching Whales.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-29
GAZETTE
AND
alerundria Daily Adrertiser.
gl..f- 1890. , JoVs !, flo,,,,f,-,,, * dolls
SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1890

Enquiries having been repeatedly made OF
us respecting the authenticity of the reports
in circulation of an interruption of the inter
course between our government and the Spa
nish Envoy Extraordinary we think itproper
to say we have heard nothing conirmatory
of these reports; and that, from all we can
learn, they are, to say the least of them, pre-
mature. lNdt. intel
The news of the passage of the Nilsson
ri bill without restriction was received at
ST Louis, the principal town in Missouri, on
the 25th ultimo, with " the rigging of bells,
the firing of canon, and the joyful congra-
tuiations of the citizens. +" Ibid.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03

he saw The sun and clouds; knows every
man IN town and can distinguish most
coins with inyariabIe accuracy. Indeed,
one would never suspect, from seeing how
uniformly be turns aside to avoid horses,
men, casks, piles of wood, &c. that he
wanted use Of sight 10 its fullest perfection.
He asserts, that 10 the neighborhood Of
solid bodies be feels difference 10 the
air, and in the sound oil his feet upon the
earth.-Bamgor Register.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
From the New York National Advocate.
THE CRITICAL OBSERVER.
g Meper disbute a6oAt triLaes."


My uncle Bartholomew, as I said be-
fore, was pretty shrewd old chap,
aboanding with all manner of curious say
ings. Indeed, like the patriarchs of old,
he was the father Of the whole neighbor.
hood giving good advice, where advice
was necessary--visiting the poor and un-
fortunate with his purse--and settling the
disputes OF the whole village. So great,
indeed, was his success ia this latter case,
that 1t was said. three attorneys we're
compelled, by the unusual scarcity Of
su,fs, to take the benefit Of the insoiven,
law--but this wants OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
especially, as it was whispered about
among the "knowing ones," that they
made grand Speculation" by it!
A young man Of the village having
married very tidy young maiden; &c
ways remarkable, however, for the sweet
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03

Tor better acquainted with making cider
than myself; but as have seen no method
described which | have found on expert.
ence 10 be preferable, / have submitted
the foregoing, which is at your service,
or the public's If it is thought worth COM
municatiDg. JosErH CoopER.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
BY J. & E. SANDERSON.
THO doors south q Riuers's City Tauern,
ELIzABETH-TowN, NJ.
TERMS.

81 rs cents per annum, if paid in advance.
IS at the end Of six months.
90 at the end of the year.
No paper viii be discontinued until all arrearages
are paid.
.aduertisemettts-75 cents per square for three
insertions, If paid in advance Otherwise, s 1 90
per square. A liberal discount will be made to
those who advertise by the year,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03

There is in Salem, Mass, Singular
instance Of the perfection at which the
senses of touch aud hearing arrive in
persons born blind. The person alluded
to is the public crier. He is not only
destitute Of sight, but has no eyes; yet
he will 60 as directly and as surely to any
house ia town, as the best acquainted in
habitau.. He never fails Of discerning
the smallest and stilIest object before him
in the street; speaks Of the weather as il
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-12-05
ROYAL LINCOLN,

NJ door beios NJ. r. Fo IDS Enctaase-Sireei,
IsIAS Just received and now opening Tor sale
L. Z lafge ana extensive assorimeat oil New aud
ss,sonbie Gsoss OF the iatts! nportaions,
AMONG waICH ARE,
BRoApCLOiHS & Cassmeres all colours
stout Duisls--Kersey.--C Coating g. lannels--
8)mhszetts--! aides tiolhs-pelisse Clo,hs-t al.
licoes--Furni,u,e CalIicoes---Plaid,--Co tion and
Silk Yelvets- Nanieen and IaGton Grapes assort-
ed!colsurs--Crape Shawis---hleck Bombsxene-
plan and figured Cashmere Shawls-red Cashmere
Shawls-blaek aud white silk Hoss-worsted and
cotton Hose elegant figured Muslin Cravats--
figured and plain Ma..os--Liuen Camhrles--
linen Cambrick Hlkfs--Cotton Cambrics-trench
aud italian Crapes-Cambgic Prinis--i'3 and 1
Linens--Linen sheeting--sik kid, doe skin an.
bsaye Glovcs--cotton aud silk Umbre'laS-lndia
CalIicoes-Flagg aud Bandanna Handherchieis---
figured and plain silk Lace-thrend i.aces--coitoR
Laecs.
--.fISO--
A large assortment of Cotton sheetings md
ohirsings, check, stripes aud Ginshams-~ bristol
bricks foe cleaning Knives and Forks.
! bale 3D. % t0-i & it-4 ROSE BLANKETS,
Oct. 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-12-05
Neu Fall & 1Tinier Goods.
EDWARD HOWE,

No. 5, Merchants Rou,
hAS jus. received for sale London supeshns
l. i Blk and blue Bsosdcloths--bsk and blue
eres-Bpmhsze,,s-wde blk Bombssibe
-csmbiets ios closks figured and
plain Flsnnels- Blanks's--Csssmere Shswls-
Dafils-Kerseys-C osIings-Peiisse Cloths
figured aud plan Mu.lias and csmbricks--Ra'-
iasus .iicoes--linen Sheeting--B,itsb and
American Cotton shee,ings end shir'ngs--
Grapes, Grape Dresses and Sbawis-blks shd
co!oaied Lus,rings--Men's and Wonea's
Gloves and Hosiery --Ribhens. with ssariety Of
other articles hich Will be gold VI low prices
for cash. # Oct. 80, 1920.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-12-05
NEW GOODS-Tery Chsop.
JOSEPH HARROD

Is this dav Opening for Sale sren; variety OF
seassnahie socdf, among which are
Imperial Saxsn Ciasks Black aud sine,
suPsrfae and fac Brsad,stt. and Cassimerr,
Supetiiae an1 Common ker,eys--DnaIiis,
Toilsnei,s asd swansdown ycsting,
/ Bale Nix. and Coioted Som0aze,t,-scotsh
aud T,r.sn Plaid,
Figured aud fsisted Bsn5azetis,
Csmblets for Gent. Csak.--Casilmere Shawls
ga aud a. calicoes--C auhriss- Caa.hric Mus
lias,
Muslins Plano and Fig'd great variety,
Blk and Colored Silk and iabby Nelvess-Cot-
ten shsw wis,
cea,. s,ik, W.r.,ej, aud c,rton whole aud
hail Hsse,
Lsde, Silk, Wor,ted and Cotton Hose,
Geat aud /. aides Gloves Lined and Uniined an
aSor.a-ei,
Blk asA C.lored Banbazine--B Blk sinchaw and
ssrsnei, ,
Blk and .aazarine Blue Levnntine extra quail.
| Bale Dark India Celieoes,
Bile Asserted ElaBaels- Coljrea Bookings,
3 Bal., Cfssh--i DO. Aosriean S.r,ny.,
De Eieachsd AL L sbleached Waltham Cot
tons,
Blk. Italian aod Freneh Ceapes--Naukn aud
Canlsn do.
MtriGo Trimmings variety; Ribbons "a as,orl-
nsnt,
C,se "A irsh Linen, (Thonpson's Bsach,D
Linen Csnbric-do. Handkerchief.
Cotton Floss great Varisty-Du!tons, g.. &c.
Aho, DUTCH 7oLTING CLOTHS
Of a Superior quality from 40. TO ts, AT the
Boston Prices.
The shove Good. VIII be sold very cheap for
Cash ouly.
Nov. q, 1890. t3wis.)