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YelloW Feuer at Ns'o- York-The late frosty
weather, it was supposed, would stop the pro-
gress of the fever in New-York. There have
been but few deaths compared with the large
population of that city-the whole number,
from the first appearance of the fever, being
short OF 250.--On Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday last, there were two new cases reported
each day.
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The Yellow Fever RACES at New-Orleans,
and is uncommonly fatal. From twenty 10
thirty, and principally strangers, were the
daily victims in the latter part of September
and the beginning of October.
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MARRIED.,

In Westminster, MIR. Joseph Brown TO Miss
Phebe Knower-Mr. Aaron Sawin to Miss Phe-
be Marshal-Mr. John Harrington to Miss Abb
gail F. Wood.
In Leominster, Mr.. Aaron Wood, of West
minister, to Miss Abigail Boutell.
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" Inc DIANA, and LADIES' SPECTATOR. !"
new weekly publication under this title
mas appeared in Boston, containing eight large
octave pages--price four dollars per annuna,
payable quarterly in advance. Every third
number is TO contain popular Air or Song.
set for the piano forte. 1t is edited by Mrs.
NJ. l. Rainsford, to whom we are obliged for
the four first numbers.
The object of the publication is " the a.
musement and instruction of the Ladies -
and the selections generally appear well a
dapted to the design. We wish Mrs. Rains
lord much success in her enterprise.
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The GreekS.--There seems to be some
ground for doubling the accounts of the total
discontinue of the Greeks; and it is now said
that the Turkish army, instead of being victo-
rlous, had been nearly destroyed. Intelligence
iron turkey reaches us through SO many indi-
rect channels, that little reliance can be plac-
ed on first accounts and we wait with much
solicitude, but with no little hope, for further
ad'ices.
we have commenced, this week, the inter-
esting and eloquent appeal of Lord Erskine
to the British Ministry, in behalf of the
Greeks. The article is probably new to most
of our readers.
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Selling ofi
HENRY NJ. SKIES. 6av;no 4

q IL IN contemplation to close his business ID
worcester, offers for sale his whole STOCK
in TRADE, at reduced Professionalism of
a great variety Of EUROPEAN, INDIA,
AS bis object is to effect sale. the
cost or worth Of any article will not be so par
ticularly regarded. Purchasers may therefore
expect bargains.
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Commercially Of massachusetts,,

In SENATE, June ID, 1929.
ON the Petition aforesaid, Ordered
That the Petitioners cause an attested copy of
their Petition, with this Order thereon. TO be
published in the Massachusetts, Spy, and Ma.
t'ondl .Eg'S, printed in Worcester, in the Coun-
ty of Worcester, three weeks successfully. the
last publication to be fourteen days, at least,
before the second Wednesday of the next ses-
sion of the present General Court, that all per-
sons interested may then appear, and shew
cause a. any they have) why the Prayer of
said Petition should not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence.
JOHN PHILLIPS, President.
In the House OF REPRESENTATIVES June Is.
1922.
READ, and concurled.
LEVI LINCOLN, Speaker.
A true copy. Attest,
SAMUEL F. LYMAN, Clerk ofths Senate.
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Fair w arning.
HENRY M. SKIES

Requests all those who are IN.
debted to him, whose terms of credit have ex.
pred, to make payment on or before the lst of
January next, asall Notes and Accounts which
then may have become due will be left with
an Attorney for collection.
Worcester, Oct. 80, 1922. 9w
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Worcester, IS. October % 1900
A ITACHED, by virtue of >,

4 "a Execution, and will be sold. at p,,h,;cA-
vendue, at Capt. Leonard Clcrk's Tavsr U''; =
worcester, on Monday, the 24th dav Of NJ. -
vemoer next, at o'clock, P. M. alltbe R;a,'.
iitie, and Interest which. WILLIAM JOTIN'
sun has TO redeem the morteaeed Real Es.a.a
on which he now lives, situated II ,bas .s.ass
cry part Of said Worcester, about thrss III.
from the Court House, and conts;a;n nee mics
io"F acres OF Land, with the Buildings' ~''Ns
DANIEL UPIIAM,. D. Shs1g,
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Administrator's Sale.
THE Subscribers Admiin;i;ss1tra.,

THE Subscriber, Adminiis.atra-
y, ~ trix Of the Goods and Estate Of C.,,+ /,
MARCH CHASE, late of Sutton. deoessd ps' )
WI VIII otter for sale, at Publick Auction on
thursday, the seventh day Of November noy ~
at the Dwelling House Of the decsosad leA; a,
The Personal Estate Of which the said Cbc..
died possessed-consisting Of Hopsehold T'.p
niture, Farming Utensils. 40 or so tons Of us
p 1eo ven Zoc ana goo bushels of Indian Corn
p roo ousnels OF Rye and Oats, quantity Of
o'at0,s, S4o lbs of Flax, one Horse, oxen.
0o~s, ioung Stock, Swine, quantity of Mil
Gnu anu otner irons-and many other ARTICLES
aaie 70 commence at 8 o'clock, A. M. at which
'ine the conditions will be made known.
60 MARY CHASE, .4dmsn,r.
Sutton, Oct. 29, 1922.
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STOVES.
RICEG5 MILLER

- - - - -
ID AVE just received a large
u q assortment of COOKING, PARLOUR,
MEETING-HoUsE, PLATE, and BOX
sToyES-among which are the following,
Uts,--
S57 & $45 each.
James's do. do. of all sizes. from
$25 to 500 each
Wilson's do. do. do. from,
$50 to $40 each.
MeIlen's do do.
Hyde's Franklin do. at els.
Parlour Stoves, Of all the most
approved kinds, from $40 to $40 each.
Westinghouse STOVES, of very
handsome patterns and of good construction.
/. 0T Most of the above Cooking Stoves
have open Fire-Places, with Hearths sufficient
~ large for roasting, broiiing, &c. and have ali
the Cooking Utensils necessary for the largest
Il. s. M. have also on hand, and will
Keep constantlyfor sale, SHEET-IRoN FUN
MEL, Of all Sizes
Worcester, Oct. Q, 1922. CIV
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WANTED.
Il FINE CHANCE I

TNO be Sold, one of the best
N FARMS in the County of Worcester,
situated about one mile northerly of Boylston
Meeting 9ouse-containing about four hun
dred acres, lying and bounding on the souther-
ly side of Nashua River, consisting of about
two hundred acres of beautiful interval-the
rest Wood and Pasture Land-a fine large
well-tinished House for Farmer-two noble
and almost new Barns, nearly two hundred
ieet in length.-Any person wishing TO pur-
chase, may know the terms, and view the
premises, by applying toPEGGY ANDREWS.
living on the same, Executrix on said Estate.
BOylston, Oct. 30, 1922.
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Notice IS hereby Gayen.

VENHAT the Subscribers have
4 been duly appointed Administrators on
the Estate Of DAVID DICKINSON, late Of
Petersham, in the County of Worcester, de-
ceased, and have taken upon themselves that
trust, by giving bonds, as the law directs. All
persons indebted to said Estate, are hereby
called upon to make immediate payment; and
all those to whom said Estate is indebted. are
requested to exhibit their demands for settle
ment MARY +. DICKINsON,)
MOSES DICKINSON, '49n''rs'
PeteTsham, August 20, 1929.
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Cummings and M'Dufie, the vapourinr
duelists of the South, after one bloodless hat.
tie, and subsequent fruitless negotiation as
to the time and place of second rencontre
have resorted to the newspapers, and are pub
fishing bulletin upon bulletin of the very
interesting particulars of their quarrel. Mr..
MDuthe charges Col. Cumming with using
stlmulants " to brace his cowardly nerves.
1t turns out, however, that the latter merelu
washed his hands and face in Cologne acater-
an article, says Mr.. M'Dufie, which 1" ladies
OF weak nerves use in bathrooms to prevent
their fainting. Oh the other hand Co,
u inquiries, whether Mr.. M'Dufie will have
the hardihood to deny that he used strong
decoction of red-oak bark, to harden his back
and render his body bullet proof!
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Worcester, IS. October 7. 1922.
A TTACHED by virtue of FIX.

ecutions, (having been previously attach.
ed ON mesne process) and will be sold, at Pub
lick Vendue, at Mr. Dania Kings Tavern, in
Rutland, ON Thursday, the 2lst day Of Noyem
Der next, at O'clock, p. Mall the Right.
little, aud Interest which HEzEKIAH r.
STONE has to redeem the mortgaged Real
Estate on which he now lives, situated in Rut
land, about two miles from the Meeting House.
Also, one other Lot of Real Estate near the
above Estate, bounded, westerly on Deacon
Jonas Read, southerly on Turnpike, easterly
on Luxe Baker aud Musquepang Pond, north
erly on said Stone.
JOSEPH KING, D. Sheriff:
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- -, HtCt'14O hIuDAlJLs
HauerhiH, (JNass.) .Aug. IL, 1921

This is to certify, that /, the Eubscrib-
er had been afflicted with the Asthma for twen-
ty years, and the paroxtsms were often so VIC
lent as nearly to deprive me of breath. During
one of the most violent returns bf the Asthma.
was advised to try Andersonb Cough Drops.
and did SO and, to my surprise, was yery
soon entirely relieved, and fell no more of the
Asthma for six months. Upon. return Of a
paroxysm of the Asthma, hate made use of
Tue same Mealclne, and 1t has Invariably given
me relief. As it respects the Asthma, and its
attendant symptoms, diffcultylo of BREATHING.
&c. | consider Anderson's Cough Drops a REM
edy, an praise Of Uhich too much kannot be said.
i further certify, that my sonfn-law had for
some time been supposed to be past recovery
OF Consumptive complaint, when | advised
him to make trial of Anderson's Couch Drons
and from the use Of them, he has so far recov.
efeo MS health as to be again atle to attend to
ms business: JOHN LYSCOM, Surgeon.
Dover, On. H. Oct. 1, 1921.
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8. Our military brethren from Shrewsbury
and Millbury--Such citisens know how to val
ue their liberties; aud such soldiers will for
ever defend them.
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= - Back-wounding calumny
The Whiteef virtua e+r;lxo =,

Inc Whtest virtue strikes. p
In the mean time each appears anxious to
give the world " a most hideous opinion Of
his rage, skill, fury and impetuosity ;, and
g Talks as famil;ary of roaring lions,
:" As maids of thirteen do of puppv docs ),
In sober seriousness, these men deserve medals.
1hey have done good service to the country,
by rendering duelling ridiculous.
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This new and healing Balsam

undoubtedly rivals every Medicine here
tofore discovered, for Coughs, and complaints
OF the Lungs, leading to Consumption: and
even in seated Consumptions, it has lately
been used by many, with the most surprising
success. If Certificates from persons of the
highest responsibility, or the great and in
creaslnS demand for them, maybe called proof
OF It's good effects, it is proved. Scarcely a
case CT Colds, Coughs, Asthma, pain in the
side, difficulty of breathing, want of sleep
arising from debility, or even Consumptions
but may be relieved by the timely use of this
Medicine. Every genuine bottle has g finder
sons Cough Drops" stamped ON the bottle :.
and the directions are all signed by JAMES
MELLEN.
For the further satisfaction of the pub
lick, the following Certificate are offered for
perusal -
Having made use of Anderson's Cough
Drops in my family, and having been request
ed to express my opinion of heir efficacy in
the cure OF Coughs hereby certify, that a
daughter OF mine was severely afflicted with a
Cough tor about year previous to the sum
mer OF 1890, during which tine she was more
or less attended by several Physicians but.
appearing to obtain no relief, her life was des-
pared Of Being informed of The great cures
ehected by Anderson's Cough Dlops, was in
duced to make use of a bottle, andi in the course
OF one week only, she was relieved of her com
plant. After using two bottles, She entirely
recovered, and now enjoys as good health as
ever. From my own experience, therefore. |
have no hesitation in recommending these
Drops to the publick.
MOSES KIMBALL.
HauerhM, (ylass.l .4ug. IL, 1921
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crostssHtusatfb Of asassatbasstts.

10 the HONORABLE the Senate and the Hon
durable the House Of Representatives., in Gen
eral Court assembled, MAY, A. d. 1922.
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59eraIo Marine Hist.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIvED....Nov I8.


Sioup Constitution. Bishop, Pbiladei.
plia freight to merchants oftbe district.
nov. 19.--Sloop Globe, Cole, Cura>
Goa 2s DIS; fusiic, goat skins, hides, horns
and coffee, to Jno Janney q Son, John
Harper, 'Nm l. Kennedy, Vaudeville
q Larmour, J tS J Douglas, Newton
Keene, q { Cazenove * Go, l. e l.
Chamberlain, Vowel * Douglas, and &
johnson. Left at Curacao, Oct 25-
schr Oniy-Sop, Collins, for Boston, S dis;
schr Gov. Wade, for Newburyport, in
+ DIS; brig Fame, for " York, in 10 DIS.
Arrived there Goth Oct. briggs Liberty, I'm
Ne" buryport; Leyander, FIN Providence.
Schnr New. Priscilla, Bacon, hence,
got into Maracaibo. The brig Jubilee,
Hi, ofS sco, was captured, but expected
TO be released.
Steam boat Potomac, Norfolk with
passengers. Passed below brig and
schooner bound up.
S'estn boat Albemarle, Norfolk with
passengers.
MEMORANDA.
Selr. Rebecca e Polly, Pearson, sailed
ina Norfolk 10th inst for this port.
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To COMMENTARIES.

The state OF Maine opens fine field
FOR the vendors of counterfeit bank bills:
The New York Evening post states that
AMMAN by the name of Shaw was indicted
at the last term Of The supreme judicial
court, held in that state, for passing conn
terfeit money, knowing il 10 be such, and
the court ruled that an indictment would
rot lie for passing counterfeit money,
provided such counterfeit money be OF
banks not Incorporated by that state, al
though one might be punished for bring
ing such money into the state. Such
the court declared TO be the law.
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NOTICE.

V1HE partnership Of JAMES MCGUIRE &Co.
I is this day di SOLVED, by mutual consent
All persons having claims against said firm, will
please hand them in TO either Of the subscribers
for pay ment and those indebted are requested
TO make immediate payment, as longer indul-
gence cannot be given. Accounts oflong stand
ing, if not adjusted when presented, will be
placed in the hands Of proper officer for coll
lection. There is on hand at the yard Of The a.
boye firm, good assortment Of .judiciously Sc
lected, and well seasoned lumber, with two or
5000 cypress paing boards, and good supply
Of fresh lime, all of which, in order to close the
concern, will be sold ut reduced prices for cash
JAMES MCGUIRE.
nov II 6! PRESLEY BARKER
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NOTICE.

THE heirs, or legal representatives, of Wm
Il HALL, who sailed with me as seaman on
board the sloop Globe, on her late voyage to
the West Indies, and died at the Island of Gu
raco, will please call on board said sloop, at
Janney's wharf, where they can receive his
chest and clothing, by paying the balance due
from him to the Globe.
nov 20 If NATHANIEL s. COLE.
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OF We are requested to an
nounce SyDsoR BAILEY, esq. as a candidate for
the representative to congress from the district
composed of the counties of Londous, Prince
William, and Fairfax.
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n Goshen Cream Cheese, etc.

II HE subscriber has just received fresh
supply Of first quality Goshen cream cheese,
Liverpool ground alum salt, and fine sack do,
wine bitters superior quality in bottles by the
dozen. Also, in bottles by the dozen Glove,
cinnamon, p. love, peppermint and lemon cor
dials which together with the best wines in
wood and in bottles, old Jamaica and Antigua
spirits, Holland gin, Cognac brandy, fine teas
particularly selected, sugars, groceries, spices,
&c. are for sale as usual at his store Royal-st
next door to the city hotel. VIM. DUNLAP
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FALL GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
HE subscribers have just opened a very
n beautiful
.assortment Of Dry Goods,
almost every article in that line,
which they will offer to their friends and custo-
mers Mt
THE MOST REDUCED PRICES.
AS very particular attention was paid to the Sc
lection Of those goods, they can assure the pub
nc they are of prime quality
CONSISTING, IN PART, OF
Extra super London blue cloths .
do do do black do
do do do fancy colours do
do do do double mill drab do
do do do do cassimeres
Swansdown, toilinet and valentia yestngs
Mixed and blue cassinets Es-,,-r
Olive and drab flushrgs
Indigo, blue and Devonsl,ire kerseys
Mixed and drab twillcd plains
Green, red and hooking baizes
Red, yellow and white flannels
Superior Tartan and Circassian plaids
Cords and velvets Bennet's patent cord
Merino shawls, neat assortment
Coloured cashmere shawls
Fig'd bordered do do
Fancy cotton shawls and handkerchief
Irish Linens, diapers and hollands
Russia sheetngs, dowlas, burlaps
Cotton and worstcd hosiery
Black, slate, and worsted do
Lambs wool and Vigona do
Half hose, guernsey frocks and drawers
English black and white silk ribbed half hose
Plain and fs ID bombazetis various colors
Black and colOred bombazeeens
Domestic sheetings and shirtings
do plaids and stripes
Fig't' blk silk and Gros de Naples
Silk shawls and htlkfs
Canton and Nankin grapes
Grape shawls
Italian white, blk and pink grapes
Hat band do do
Fancy calicocs, furniture chintg
4-4 and Cd cambria muslin
do do jaconet do
do do null null do
do do book do
Book muslin hdkfs
Fancy cravats ,cOi d lutestrings, senshaws, fan
cy ribbons
Madras, flag, Bandanna and SpiiiIefeld hilsfs
Sewing silks, silk buttons,
Spool, floss and sewing cottons in Nos
Knitting and darning do do
Threads, tapes &c. &c--with great
VARIETY OF OTHER ARTICLES
too numerous to mention. Also
g . YTOS XA&%.
of all numbers, which they sell, on commission,
at the Baltimore
MANUFACToRY CASH PRICES,
OF the best quality, and real numbers. No.
oct # JAS. c. IL II. BARRY
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NOTICE.

N7HEREAS HENRY IIADRY, an insol.
w vent debtor has, by deed bearing date the
10th inst conveyed TO me all his property for the
use of his creditors, agreeaby to the act Of con-
gress for the relief Of insolvent debtors within
the District of Coinmbia--I DO, therefore, eau
ton the debtors of said Hadry against paying
their respective debts to him, or any person no,
authorised by me to receive the same. And
such as have in their hands or possession any OF
his property or effects are hereby notified TO
old the same subject to my order
nov 90 lw3w M. McCLOSKEY, trustee.
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FROM MADRAS.


From the Boston. Paliadium,o of Nov. Is.
BY the brig Hope, capt Mann, from
Madras we received papers to the 25th
Of July
A violent storm and an inundating ram
were experienced in India early in June,
and nearly destroyed all the indigo plants,
which were almost ready for cutting.
In three days at Calcutta IL inches Of
rain fell.
A great amount of property has been
lost or damaged by the inundation.-
Some lives have been lost, and it was
feared that on the small "Churs" Deepen.
dents ne Dukhunshabizpore, the greatest
part OF the population had perished.-
Some took refuge ip The trees, where
they remained two days, feeding on the
leaves.
The rice harvest had partially failed at
Manila, and Government hrd ordered In.
dian corn to be planted Immediately
The populace were alarmed at the SCAT
city, and foreigners had some alarm for
their safety, in consequence of report
that they had improperly. shipped large
quantities-5ut they had shown the ru-
mour to be unfoundcd.
Mr.. Wilcox, the British charge DAT.
fairies in Persia, had refused to pay the
usual tribute. and demanded his pass.
ports. On their being refused, he de.
clared he should no longer act in a diplo-
matte capacity but leave the court, I'M
less forcibly detained. This produced a
report. that there was probability of
rupture between England and Persia. A
good understanding is said TO have been
afterwards restored, and Mr. Wilcox LET,
the Persian court in an amIcable manner,
to proceed to England TO consult his go
verpmcnt on an important point.
Mention has been made of some Rus
sian officers having been discovered in
disguise in the neighborhood of Delhi!
They represent themselves as mere ira.
veliers, having no political object but
they make minute observations.
There have been several important
failures among the native merchants Of
Benares, who had speculated indiscreetly
in cotton.
A junk, Of 8 or 900 tons, from Annoy,
China, for Batavia, with 1000 passengers,
from the ages of to7O,y valuable car
SO, and numerous crew, was wrecked, on
the 9th of Feb. on Gaspar Island. and all
but 100 persisted. Those saved were ia
kenupby The Br. ship Indiana, capt. Pearl,
from the rocksisland, pieces of the wreck
sc. and treated with great humanity.
One Of the Noncowria isles is said to be
occupied by large number of Euro
peans, who exist as pirates.
Several persons bathing not far from
Calcutta, had been seized by alligators
and sharks.
n person in Calcutta has been cured
of.he hydrophobia, by having four grains
OF the extract Of beiiadonna administered,
and three pounds of blood taken from
him.
The emperor Of China appears dlssa
Stished with the settlements with the A..
mericans and English relative to one or
Two unfortunate deaths, and has called
his mandarins 10 account. so are i'm
prisoncd. lie also conceives the law
prohibiting opium has not been properly
enforced. Foreign commerce is expect.
ed TO be regulated anew, if not excluded.
The balance of trade is but little in favor
oi the Chinese,
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FALL GOODS.
e.. So I. y. THO.MPSON

II ALL OOUkbS.
C.. So i. II. THO.MPSO.N
VT AVE received per ships Boston and Fair
Il J. Trader, from Liverpool,
Imperial Saxony cloths and Cassimcres
Fine and superfne Yorkshire cloths
do do double milled drabs
Pelisse cloths of most fashionable colors
Fancy ribbed, Ggured & printedValentia vest;ng
Fine and super swansdown do
Supcrfue kersey moleskn
ca stout twilled fcarnoughts
Devonsliire kerseys
Booking and drapery bazcs
White, red, and yellow and green Hanncls
Mlled fannels
A. fine and superGne kidderminster Competing
6-S Sd S.4-4 do venetian do
Imperial wilton and common hearth rugs
3 g. 81 puint blankets
S-4 to 1914 rose do
Figured and plain black and co'ored bombazetts
Double tartan pads and plaid bonibazetts
Circassian plaids
Mems, women's, girls and chidren's worsted
hosiery
Ladies Mohar do
Fancy undressed prints
90 & Cd cambria muslins
Power loom shirtings
Hot's patent white q. colored cotton bas
Buttons, pins, &c. &c.